' Soon in every house pell-
“ each big room will be
.ot glacial till the furnace
fies are lighted and aglow,
fill in every humble dwell-
hg then the cold will be
ompelling, and the water in
.V .. .. I...
r4. r“
h courses cease to flow. For
fie Summer’s swiftly alip-
fl'lg and the frost will soon
.,I,
he nipping but. the man
who's bought his coal need
have no fear.‘
will need a bin full—though
the cost is something sin-
ful—but ’twill fill you win-
ter full of joy and cheer.
THE
FERRIS GOAL
COMPANY
Every home
p
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an
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Aaythg'nhderYoa WactOIiek
It has alwayo been our policy to render our customers
prompt service.
That’s the reason they stay with us your in and year out.
It makes no diil'erence what your requirements may be,
whether it is Lumber, Timbers, Dimension, Shingles, or
anything in Building Materials you’ll always find us ready
to fill your orders on short notice. There's nothing we
would like better than to be put to the test. Will you do it?
The Halch £7 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Our Specialties—Cmbipt Stained Shingles, Beavu
mm In .
.utttumnm
Mtge-III, of In} Irina,
Hitachi-d During last
lea ‘
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Board, 3.? P..S Paint,
TURHINGTON, Conn, August 28.—‘i
The Catholic Total Abstinence l’nlon‘
[began its forty-seventh annual con-1
ltention here today. The gathering oi:
dt‘ltgdlt‘b‘ was a large one and all
itiIOIgh there was disappointment over‘l
:the \Ioathcr which contributed tooL
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The Only Logical Place
for you t0 buy your fall and winter hats, is at “The Paris.”
First the styles are right, second our prices are lower than
any store in town. We own comparison. It is easy for you
to convince yourself. Come and save money.
CLOAKS me P ARIS unlucky
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER
Inucl. moisture for comfort. High:
mass was wlebl‘aled at St. l-‘rancie'
church and, at its conclusion, the del-
ltgates went to the Town Hall for they
first business session. _
The rcport of the State nurturing:
,r‘rauk J. Kinney. oi Brartlol'd, show-i
‘ed that the Union has continued to
igain in societies and membership. For
the ytar ending August 1. the 113 so-
cit-lies include a gain of four, while
H
l ristram &_ Hyatt
T
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
Note Our
Mason Jar Tops, doz. ......
Jelly Sealer-3,100
Catsup Corks, doz. .........
Fruit Presses
210,578 members include a gain of 806,,
with some societies falling to turn in
their figures.
. Individual enumeration shows that
the thirtyone men’s moieties hate 3.-
HANDIIIEAT
OUTFIT
COMPLETE
‘ 25C
3, SEE WINDOW DISPLIII
j”, Clifford Pharmacy,
g So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 833-1532
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
'Phono 410
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
South Norwalk
PEERLESS COFFEE
‘ .. . _ . “The Best Coffee You
3 Posrtively the Finest But- Ever Drank"
. ter Produced" 30¢ 1h.
35¢ lb. 20 SM! Stamps Free
084 members; tuentyeix ladics‘ socic .
I‘IID‘S, 1,690; fort) (IILIII bodies " 4&9
tilllct ll It-aguvs, 1,669, and one mixed
*646.
The membership
New Haven, 4,125:
New London, 9M; Faii'field.
’I.itchileld, 723; Middlesu, 773;
land 1'70; Windham. 86.
ycar at St.
"I. Mary's, of Il..ltic; Stu'rtd III-art, ot'
I‘lihl Ilcrliu, and St, Thomas“,
’l‘holuztstori, dropped out, while Si. An-
room‘s, of I. itdilltwld was addod Four
by counties is:
67.8;
Tol-
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:l jUS'I‘ RECEIVEDANEW LOT OF PURE FRUIT
1 jELLY—These Goods Are Absolutely Pure. Full 8
oz. jar.
Crabapple, Red Currant, Mint, Strawberry, Apple. Regular
price 2 for 25¢. Special for this week
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwallr
NOW OPEN
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
..COOKED TO ORDER.
Telephone Call 720.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
10c Jar
East India Tea CO.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
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Ideal, pts. or qts., doz. 59c—Wide Mouth, pts. or qts., doz. 65c
The Genuine “Lightning”, pts 90c, qts. $1.00
Jelly Glasses, two shapes, tin tops, 24c-29c
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.......... 25c Jar Rubbers, doz. ............ Ioc,3for 25c
Fruit Labels, pkg. ..ore-oooelooooo.'anzat 5c
Parowax, lb. cake .................... 96
Jelly Bags oueaaeoecoooneooevo-oo ICC-45C
oeooooooooo 5c
o-Ioloooole 6C
oneoeeeuon 25c
Parr Shaped Tin Catsup Strainers 10c
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l Donald Shepard, and King 'l‘olles, of .3. ‘ W N Off . .8
Norwalk ut-rc \isuors ycstcr'day IIftcr- . e are 0w erlng .z
noon, at I’loustlrc clinch, widgctlort. 00 l .
00 Q .1
Jttlltcs Conroy, of Isaac (MN, 11- 00 .g.
turnml to his duties, in illo'IchIlIlIIt-s .:. u ‘0‘
drug stor'i- this morning, Itltcr liming :. .:
t-IIjoycd his annual \aI-atiou. ’
’3’ In Our Ready-to-wear Department. Everything must go’:,
00
,hnu btra :ltIiItil. through ollorts ol‘
Jami: A McDonald, (.torgc \\. I.:Ir-
ltin, ol AIIMIIII'II, has prcf’omcd the
Holy NAIIIP Cadcts, ol AIIsoIIiII, wrtll
2m IIIolnbczs, and St. Mary's
t‘uti-‘ts, of Derby, with 110
for admission. Margaret A. McCal-
It't'), of Norwich, has t-quipped the
of that city, vtith 7F:
ntlr‘l'tl‘s ill lIIi' (’illlrit‘ of total absti-
lwrttc. l-‘Itthcr Winters, of New Illll‘
“in, Cilcrs tlrc lirtrrIatttlato titrnle With
20" Irtcrulwt‘s. St. lllta's‘ Iiltllt'r’, ol
l-‘IIM lllIrrIptoIl, with 3‘: IIIt-rlibcrs,ltl.~o
has joiut'd,
t Sctretar') Kinney rcpor'tcd that {MK
II tho socictics puid tlIl-ir' por' crtpitrt
tax in time this \car, so that
tittk ltl lht
suiallcst N‘lll for .I long tilm IIndthI
‘xltlltIII‘ClIL‘lIl l‘lliou IllltI loss rcprcscn-
Father t :Idwls,
E Tuesday’s Specials
We Are Now Paying
" 3c lb. iorIlags
It You Phone 441
or send postal. Old autos
and feather beds a specialty.
No canvassers.
wilt Ellroll Coal (30., Inc.
3 Rowan‘St., East Norwalk
“liver It! the national convention than
litany of the smaller State l'nions.
In deference to the field day,
June, at Ausoniil. the secretary said
that in spite of thc rninthat daytllc
ill
amount of receipts.
Secretory Kinney rcvlcwui
length the work of individual unions,
in] abstinence. paying especial tributc
to the cncotlrngcmcrtt given thc mcm-
Ntltm.
Be Surelts A
" ‘ ‘rIIlsmE's PIE
. lode in the Cleanesi Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Insist on them at your res-
Itaurants.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.‘
iNOTES OF THE BUILDING DE
PARTMENT.
, LEG LAMB CHOPS ......................... 25¢
, HAMBURG STEAK .......................... 18¢
l BEEF LIVER. ......................... 12¢
; STEW VEAL ........ .. ......................... 13¢
PEPPERS ........... . ....................... 20¢ doz
Native Corn ..... .. ...... ..... 25¢ doz.
SWEET POTATOES .................... 2 ms. 15¢
LIMA BEANS ......... . ..................... 10¢ qa.
NATIVE TOMATOES ................... 2 1118.. 15¢
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Schullzc s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Nocwalk.
{ 39 Main St. Norwalk.
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, SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY
, SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS ................. 18011..
g RIB VEAL CHOPS .......................... 20¢ 11..
l LOIN VEAL CHOPS .. ...................... 22¢ ll).
i CEAL STEW .................... . . ........ 14¢ 11..
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
13 MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 88!.
i 'I\‘~0 permits were issued this morn-
"ing to Charles Pencil. One runs it
Ilulthlng in the Colo-Ruscoa .‘dqu
liacturmg Company, in Ilates (0:ur.
intro.
1 The ’Norwalk Holding Company has
a hungaow ln‘Cme ntcutr. for John
“l.llo:nmcdictr. to cost about $3, 000.
i A permit was issued to Michael
ily house in Lexington avenue.
.. Electrical Co.
1 The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL suop
In the T6wn
. AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
Remark, Music Hall Blk.
l., -.
_ Our August
Furniture Sale
IIN I
National l nion was the.
parade was a success and the cnrniv‘
'vul nu cxccllt-nt one with It go-rIcrous?
.
Ill,
emccrs and clergy in the cause of to »
born by the spiritual dircctor, Bishop;-
u.nd the other for plumbing in the new
. house. of Mathias Ilrasnro, in Ely arc-1
'Olcrtn for the building of a two fa'rl-
Eugene S. L‘lmriott. ot (‘oncord >ll‘l‘t'.
uill rim-slur hi~ studios in tho StIIto
~,\'orn..tl NIIt‘lll, Illllll'llLV, llt\P Iuon‘h.
llo llil~ llt’t‘ll .‘llltlllflK tin l't‘ since last
January.
'1‘. II. It olIIII'd Rollins, of
,\'III walk ’l‘ru.~t t'oIIIpIL'Iy, stilllt d today
lti.s ltllllllttl \IIcIItIoII. and b‘rcd
'tlrccnuood rcturIII-d to his du'ics in
tho local intuit.
1h.- South
.
(ill
I-III S. i‘lII,tI‘iotl ol L"uIIIoI.l strict,
nus tllI'LlIIHI us It >llllltlll at “(Mill S
llusmt‘ss t‘ olld-o. today, Illltl “Ill take
.1 course ill slcnogruphy and t'ttlll!lil‘l"l
t'iIII hook-kwping. I
l‘iluons or the llillsido IIouIing I‘ig-
.oon Club Will be Shipped to Larch»
lIIorIt, N. \'., tomorrow ctr-Illng. and
will lit released in that 10““ on \\'od~f
IIcsIlz-y rilo~utltg for it training llygto1
'tlIis cit). Next Saturday evening It
!York, from which place they will be
lib‘ ruled on Sunday morning.
Tlm local t'olltymcrt
ht ir winter trolley runs at the trolley
:Ilt'lltlllllfllll‘rx in Norwalk.
I.IId Iorlduclol longest in thoscr
\tc' arc giun first choice, and the
ulIll‘I‘ regular men follow, in the or
(IL‘I' in w.l ItIl they cntcrcd the employ:
of ll o trolley coruptuu The majority
of tlic IrIcn prclcr the Stamford or
main line runs.
:lllilll
street, and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
Fletcher of Holden llill are enjoying it.
!taken a contract for tho erection oftmmsa,“ ”.0 “-0.,“ automobile tour
{throughout the New England Sttttcs.
Among the Ix‘nts of intercst which
in“! be \isitcd by the local party, are
itlre Berkshires, the White Mountains,
Bcthlchcm. Me, Grcat Harrington, Vt,
,Irnd Bar Harbor.
'nrnde ill Dr. Fletcher's car.
I
t
l 1. Ste-tens," M11
in.
inn Sundays betwrcn Roton Point and
Huntington. Mates Roton Point at
:Sa. 11). 1p. m. 8:30p. m. Letty-esliun
itlugtonatma In 3p. m. 10p. m The
5130 p. m. trip from Roton Point re-
-——The steam-3r "W.
alte regular trips on Saturdays and
l turns in time for the cars to .\
excursions, picnics and moonlight
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:uruhnr of birds will be sent to Ncwv
,
arc picking
The root or ‘
iPRIPAREDNESS PARADE
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Reynolds, of Main:
l
The trip is being;
Iorwalk'
and Stanford. Round trip 50 cents. For.
at a sacrifice before the new fall goods arrive.
i;
IiiBuy Now, Charge Your Pur-..
2; chases if You are Short of :3
,I;: Ready Cash :1
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A SAMPLE MENU
Of Our
Business
Men’s Lunch
40c
Daily at the
Clifford
Rathskeller
12 toaP. M.
Tuesday, Aug. 28th
_ Sliced Cucumbers
‘Puree Bean-Crouton
Consomee Clear
Boiled Cod—Egg Sauce
Choice of One
Roast Prime Rib of Beef
au Jus
Stuffed Breast
Veal—Dressing
German Pot Roast--Noodlcs
Boiled or Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Beets Wax Beans
Choice of One
Cream Rice Pudding
Apple, Pear, Cocoanut Cus-
tard Pie
Chocolate ICe Crearn
of
I
31.1th will be front the (‘ ity Hall down
‘North and South Main streets, and»
Ith en cotlntcr to the Palace Theatre.
A number of patriotic selections will
be Itrldcrcd by the band, and then the
members of the pamdc will file into
tllc theatre to view the picture, as
gucrtS of honor of the management.
lieutenant. Bradford cxpccts to-
SCllillllltll lOR IONIGIII
Tonight will be It “big" night for
the (BUS? of preparedness in this city.
in connection with the big prepared- ‘M s demonstration to be one 0!
1'19” picture “The Battle C“ ofltho biggest: things of i\s kind ever
:‘cacc, “IllL‘Il will be shown for ”er0 lheld' in this City and from all reports
days at the Palace Theatre, commcnc- the is Ividently not going to be disap-
lint: tuluy, 'letutcrrmt Pralicrd, the pollllt’tl.‘ There will be upwards of
:Iocal “30""th officer, has urrunr' 1 one. hundred mar-chcrs in line when
for n big military parade for the' [mo parade proper begins
downtown section of the city.
i In the procession will be I no Sixth
Company. L. A C, the Naval Militia,
members of Buckingham and Douglas C
Iouler Posts, and the Spanish- AIIIcIi- ""de his 1‘0““10“ “it“ ”‘9 uptown
I'm \Var \eteran:. The Sixth L‘om- lfi‘m- ““d ”“5 morning {00“ up MB
’ new duties in the chemical deparb
merit of the Chase Rolling Mills, in
l\\'IIter'liury, Conn.
l
l! Frcd Weed, formerly employed as
lcrk in Glendcnning‘s drug store, has
lpany and the local Naval Militiu will:
.act in capacity of escorts to the yet-
i
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7:: :3
z 2 . S trans, whose presence will be the
—.. is offering-«some remarkable savings on Furniture of dis- 5- \ ls‘ms' apply t° Captain Frank R '9 mall‘. feature of the parade | '— -——. -. '-
_ vans. __..
_ 5 7 l tinctive style in crfitsmanship. ‘ . G l ..._..._... Members of the artillery corps and f . /
.— . . l ‘ GRAND CIRCUIT OPENING pos'r. the militia will meet at 7 o‘clock, at ' F1113]. Clean.up ’
BlgBanins Your opportunity “’33 “0V6? greater than fight now to ” FONED' the Armory, in West avenue, and the 01 all r
x Kranach & Bach take advantage of these remrakable savings. ’ : POUGHKEEPSIE, August 28.—Be- parade Will Start. from that. place ml
8 Shoninger , ‘ ' m cant-P of rain the Grand Circuit open 7-15 D. m. A band has been hired tori Sunlmer Shoes }
J Gordon . a ing day program at the Hudson Rive. the occasion. and every step whichl ‘
1 Christie & Son 5 w. a Driung Park here was postponed un- #005 WWW“ making ”10 01308510“ a‘ Bargains for
.1 Raven & Bacon t K til tomorrow. gala one has begin taken. The local‘ Men, Women
Wm 00 AND UP 1 __.......__.____ companies will arch from the Arm- I .
i C 5 and Children
. ‘ - .. Q Accept all the luck that comes tourlo V to the City Half. in North \Iainl
. 7W0“ PHI") (:0. l mu, 7, M5,,“ (r .. pm. , ,r_ at“; .' p o war—but dont DEFEND on its com street at which Place they Will iolni K CICI’S Shoe Store :
. uninSt So. Norwalk 'I ’ *Ma— . I ' trig! It you want a Job, use. a Sentt- the veterans, who wlll congregate all e .
' w“ I % __. ncl Want Adv. ‘ the hall at 7 o'clock. The llne of] ”i,
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