” ; friend indeed," the ancient
proverb ran, and we should
have — for
many as we can. TWO pleas-
happiness -— as
Int friends as good to have
as ever you can find, a con-
science clear as crystal and
I broad, contented mind. A
: Dollar is a faithful friend
who never asks your rank
and nothing gives one such
' back-bone as money in the
bank. When Winter comes
we feel the need of a husky
heat~compeller, and the very
best friend one can have just
then is some Coal down in
' the cellar. 3'-
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
I
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HANDIIIEAT
0UTF IT
COMPLETE
250
SE WINDOW DISPLAY!
Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
Phones 8334532
‘i'!
Sulelts A
EINSBIE'S P IE
Made in the Cleanesi. Hunt
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.‘
Insist on them at your res-
mutants.
ms ' 7
’ OTES OF THE BUILDING
DEPARTMENT.
ohn Blake was given a permit to
In the second floor of Richard‘s car-
«3 tot shop. in Water street First Dis-
permit was isssued for plumbing
the house of‘Thomas Benedict, 15
View avenue.
. 8, Catterall took out a permit to
. Sarah E. Nash. of Berkelcy
permit was issued to Philip H.
g for the installation of a 10
tor in the garage of Reddy &
Co., in Van Zant street.
: Meeker was given a permit
”tall plumbing in the house of
w Podrnore, 12 Bouton street.
“:7 Hendricks is making exten-
’ Alterations to the residence of
Montgomery, in Springwood ave.-
tall ‘plumhing in the residence of.
s
was Spurn" 4‘ .__._. nowé’mf nine snmmnn'_
roof of the house.
CALL
Don’t Forget the Ceiling
The ceiling of the room is just as important as the
Whether you’re building or repairing, don’t forget the ‘
ceiling. A well designed ceiling makes all the difference in ,
the world in the looks of the room 1
There is only one logical modern ceiling material that
has all the advantages of durability, attractiveness, ease of
application and economy and that is Beaver Board.
Compare it carefully with lath and plaster, metal or
wood. and you’ll come to the same conclusion.
Beaver Board is the modem wall and ceiling material.
It supplants lath, plaster, metal and wood.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
\ .
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
US UP!
l morrow notable additions to
South Norwalk's Pioneer
Apparel for women.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
l THE LATEST IN FALL GARMENTS FOR WOMEN
‘ AND MISSES
Always first to present new styles, we announce for to-
Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Hats.
These are Fashion’s latest and prettiest
offer them at Our usual unmatchable low prices. You have
not seen the best unless you have visited the Paris Store,
Promoters
CLOAKS me P ARTS
Closing "the Clearance Sale
Come Early. ' Plenty of
Bargains Left in Every Department
A Few Wilton Velvet
9 ft. x 12 ft.
At 25"1 Off
our display of Suits, Coats,
effects. ‘We ,
Ladies' Suits and Coats
Fall Weights
Marked Way Down
Rugs
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods
At Remnant Prices
silken Fabrics
of Ready—to-wear
Another Cut
MILLINERY
White and Colored
Wash Dress Goods
One Lot Corsets
All the Best Makes
'All
At Bargain Prices
25c-50c Belts, 19c
Ladies’ Hand Bags
At Cost
SOUTH NORWALK.
One Lot Ladies Muslin
The kind that give REAL
School Shoes
Good fitting, plenty of toe room, and well finished.
Our prices are the LOWEST, quality considered.
See Our Window Display
Keeler’s Shoe Store
Below Cost
wear at Clearance Prices
Stamped Linen Pieces
‘U"d"‘ All Silk Waists, black, white and
colorS, reduced in price
Awning Striped Skirts now $1.00
$1.00 Suit Cases 490
$6 Solid Leather ,
Suit Cases $3.50
SERVICE.
1‘ 4:; .
ing their arms and ammunition
and leaving sorme dead on the
ground.
"Our Alpine troops under cover
of fog surprised the enemy and
n stormed a trench on the slopes
Deptember sale Of of Tofana Num L in the Tra-
venanzes Valley. On the rest of
\ Kitchen Furnishings the front there was only the us-_
,w - ual artillery activity.“
\390. 6 qt. Gray Enameled Lenox Laundry Soap An undated Official Bulgarian
Preserving Kettles at 24c. 8 cakes 25c. report received here today says
Fly msbon ......... a for 100. $1.25 5 it. Handy Step card. that the Bulgarian and German
$17.98 112-piece American ders with pail rest at 98c. forces which are invading Basia
Porcelain \Dinner Sets $2.984qt. Alaska Ice Cream crn Rumania have captured the
at .................... $15.49 Freezers at ............ $2.39 fortress of Dobric (Bazardjik)
Alneeda Cleanser, eats dirt Jelly Glasses with tIn tops and the seaports of Baltjik and
5 cans 19c. 24c. dor. ,‘Kavarna and Kali Ankri.
$1.50 3 tr. Combination Lad. are. Red Fibre Water Pails French and German trops were
59degargdGStlool at dW't” 98c. Hat ...... E'lnt ..... H ...... 27:. again engaged in infantry fight-
c. . a llama a er. ot oint ec ric eatln ' - -
Ing gets at ............ 39c. lrgns, guaranteed for 1% mg yeSt'crday m the “gum south
ideal Fruit Jars with wide
mouth and glass tops,
Pt. size ............ 55c. dox.
Qt. size ............ 59c. 60:.
$1.00 Adjustable Lace Cur-.
tain stretcher at ........ 790.
$1.25 Folding Ironing Table
at ...................... 98c.
Phone 1069-2
25 Washington Street,
Albert F. Gehebe
of the river Somme, in France.
years. no and 220 volts, _ . ,
complete, at .......... $3.75 says the officral statement lasued
Vlflnc Keel. all drum. 909- up today by the German arm head-
$°'25. U"“’"“' C'W‘“ ‘ quarters’ staff. The French were
wrungers, 11 rolls, war.
repulsed with great losses with
the exception of at a point to the
west of Berny, where. the state-
ment adds, some portions of
trenches remaind in the hands of
the French.
It is announced that eight sub-
ranted for 3 years. for sta-
tionary or round tubs,
.................... $4.49
Pmmpt Delivery war loan received today totalled
61,000,000 marks. They included:
Munich Savings Bank, 10,000,-
000: Frankfort Savings Bank, 7,-
South Norwalk.
h“.— —-
TWO BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
THE STRATHLAY AND
THE TAGUS HAVE BEEN ‘
SUNK.
(Continued From First Page.)
iers, resulting in a sanguinary en-
counter.
The Kaiser has sent the follow-
ing telegram to the King of Bul-
garia, it is officially announced
in Berlin:
“1 have just learned that the
,allied troops have conquered the
‘fortess of Tutrakan (Turtukni).
'Accept my rheartiest congratula-
tions on this brilliant feat of the
army of thy brave soldiers, from
which our new enemy may real-
ize. that we not only know how
to defend ourselves, but may
strike him even in his own counw
‘try. May God help further.
“Faithfully thine,
“Wilhelm."
formation reaching Berne, Switz-
erland, from Germany. says a
to the Wireless Press
dispat
in radon, Dr. 'von Bethmann-i
‘H'ollweg, the German imperial
chancellor, upon being question-.
ed at, the august meeting of the
federal council as to why he‘
trieldcd to the demands of the
United States regarding the un-
;restricted torpedoing of ships on
| thehigh seas, replied emphatical-
‘ taken. E
According to the definite in?
ion Cicaron, in the Sugana Val-
'ley. After brief fightng the Aus-
ooo,ooo marks, and Saarbrucken
‘Savings ‘Bank 5,000,000,900
marks.
Describing the effects of the
r
'ly that the value of the subma-
rine was exaggerated by the ab-
°f G
. - ' ~ , (man posmons at Guillemont the
saris; :Ibrlfljimgige sfa‘garlzeicorresppndent of Reultler‘sBTfil;
tween Germany and the United Ezggquamfflfi Fartanteesayglzhs
States and that the results of l “The ground to the east of the
unlimited torpedoing would not village was strewn with German
Justify SUCh a POIICY- ,dead. The corpses in many cases
Elaborating this point thciwer‘e stark naked, their clothing
chancellor is quoted as sayinglhavmg been blown OE ,thml by
that Germany could not CITCCIIY‘" the Violent shell explosmrts. .
ly blockade England nor cut 05‘ .The correspondent consrders it
England‘s food supply. ,srgnlficant that the ground won
More ‘than twenty thousandlwas not bombarded. by German
Rumanians were taken prisoner field guns, Wh'Ch indicated. he
when Bulgarian and Germanl said. that the. Teutons Withdrew
troops captured the RomanianEIhe" field artillery out of range.
fortress of Turkuai, says the3Wh°th°r thls m from apprehen-
German official statement issued s‘°,‘",”‘at the guns might £331.11"?
ltoday‘bv the German army head-L Br‘tlsh. hands or whether It IS
quarters. gprellmlnary to _a
i The Statement says that moreidrawal. the. writer adds, can of
than one hundred guns were 1 course be only a matter of specu-
‘ I’? W 0:? g; lation.
The Italian official statement
of war operations issued today
says:
“In the Adige Valley weak at-‘
KEEPING PLANT.
tacks on Monte Gigovo and .
Dvsllict,
northeast of Serravalle were re- _
1 City of Norwalk,
pu sed. .
Gentlemen:
“A more violent attack was at-
tempted bv the enemy on the
levening of 6th against our lines
Willi no desire to start a controver-
rllilld District of the importance to
walk of the special referendum vote to
trians had to withdraw abandon~
Fruit Jars at Lowest Prices
scriptions to 'the fifth German
general with- 1
EXMAYOR CAVANAGH ADVISES .
. September 8, 19] j"; .
To the Voters of the Third Taxing.
93', I want to remind the voters of the ‘ perhaps significant changes amongywhich is slightly better than the final
fllle leading pens in the forty-fourlhgscore in the contest two years ugo.!
them and to the entire City of Ror- week of the laying contest. In tlfia‘i‘hcre can be no reasonable doubt'iOO—A. Schwartz (um Rhine.
' ,flrst place, Jules F. Francois. pop at that they will equal last yar's rec-l
$1.50 Nickeled
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In the Bargaifi Basement q
Tea Kettles, 980
BigAssortment Warranted Enameled Ware, Blue with white lining, or all white ‘now 490
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expand. :lpplirs ill 11 measure lo the
systlnl (lpcl';.lul by llle St’itflnd Ilis‘
lricl.
ll‘ rl’lllllK out any municipal plant i~'
:l sup backwards, then, its a matter
of [llblic pride, tllc l‘lllu'fl'lh‘ of Nor-
‘sallk cuclll llol lo'nllmil present de‘
.cul n~ is t'lllllt‘lllplflll-d. ln consolida-
llon of llle two plants is not feasible,
at this time as .l business proposition,
the Second Ili>lrlct should llllic over
lilo lleclrlc liullliltc equipment of lhe.
'l'llirll llislrict on lllc same basis. or on
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puny arc offclilll: to do,
Without going into fizzures, the busi-
near of the Third llistrict would be a
‘nice increase for any company to pick
.up- and at a very low figure. Then
lllprll‘d locks. flonl ‘.\‘c:‘t Hampton]
llcacll. Loni: Island, that has becni
listed as one of the best Rock pens
weck front llle Very begin.
mug of the competition, has finally
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,uh) .llould "0t ”u South \orullk been displaced the Agricultural
'l‘llirll lllslricl role to dispose of lllcirl . _
horns that has continuously
‘Secoml Ilisll‘icl will be called upon to
by the Connecticut
lpcu:
:lingl‘urd. v. .
Why not, East Norwalk, hold on for: \gricullural (‘ollrrre pen of “Ore
haw l‘ccn demonstrated whether or llill‘rt‘d ROCK“. owned by l’llil'fit’ld
over to the United Electric Light and‘flwned by Francis 1’. Lincoln. 01' MT-
Youzs truly, have fortydlve pens, including White
MANY EGGS LAID. ‘
l Orcgons and Progressives, that made}
"“m‘l‘ml’i take I} over? , . El‘ollege pen from Corvallis, Ore.
11'. ll) any chance, the \0101s of ”wi'l'on‘. llalrons pen of English Let."
Lnlclcst ill public ownership it u'illl held
I K A . i ' cilhct second or third place in the
only M u very short ,llme when ‘Imll.rlclvorll class since the middle of
. ‘llccenlllcl' has now been relegated
‘lll‘t‘itlt‘ the Wisdom ol the policy of mu«‘l "
.. . llo fifth place
mum“ ownership, , . cult-loll hy F. .V. 1‘cnslcy,of
The Third Dmrm 5 ”mm“ is all‘hesllire, and w. it. Atkinson. or will
\‘llluuble one ,llnd its water front isl .. _
,ltll’lll lot~ the future extension of tllel
inrezller Norwalk llllllllt‘ipltl lighting -
system. 'eggs in the forlyicurth week. The
‘zluolller year and, in that time, in lllei'H‘H-N" from COI‘VHWS Ore, “"‘W all
L‘OOC judgment of our citizens of the,l’iI-“." first. with a production of filly~
second and Third Districts, it will firc cars. A New Hampshire non of
not it is to our best interests to con-Tam]?- 0‘ Short Falls, W079 second
linuc under municipal ownership. ‘fm‘ ”19 “W‘k ““11 “13’4th 931.29.
11‘ you \‘me lo tum your property 'i‘wo Connecticut pens 0f Leghorns,
\Vulll- C0,, it means that if you lnnke‘l‘ml‘lt‘l. and W- E. Atkinson, 'Of “'81.
In. lillslnke, it will be twenty _\'o;u~5 befilingford, tied for third place for the
,fol‘clou can correct It. -.ncelr, with fifty ezgs each. There
i JOHN CAVANAGH. Eaml Barred Rocks, mule Wynn—
‘zt‘olles, Rhode Island Reds, White
fllnlf and Black Legltorns, Anconas,
:Connecticut Birds Beat Barron's Pen-pen yields of 50 per cent. 0 better.
i —Ol‘egona Ahead. The hens in the contest ve now
There were two interesting and Illld a grand total of 144,000 eggs,
H. Krieger & Co.
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The Leading Millinery Store in Norwalk :3
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which case all the eggs laid in the
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The three pens hr each of the prin-
cl} :li breeds are as follows:
Pl: mouth Rocks.
Pen.
9 -»ltol-k Rose Farm (Barred)
Kalonnll, N. Y ............ 1757
3- Albert '1‘. Lonzen (White)
North Attleboro, Mass. . . .1696
S~—Oregon Agricultural (‘ollege
(Barred) Corvallis, Ore...1643
Wyandottes.
220-- Obed G. Knight (“'llile)
Bridgeton, It. I ............ 1924
27'»Tliltl Barron (White)
‘ (‘ali‘orth, England ........ 1886
28— Abel Lalham (“'lliie
Brierflcld, Enrzland ....... 1741
Rhoda Island Reds.
53-» Pincczest Orchards,
Grown, Muss ............. 1704
l5—-A. \\'_ Rumery,
Ilam‘ille, N. H ............ 1609
ll—Springdale Poullry Farm.
Durham ................. 1560
white Leghorns.
69-—»\\'ill Barron,
Barrie, near Preston, Eng'..1792
{if}w Francis F. Lincoln,
Mt, Carmel .............. 1781
66m F. )lzl’easley,
Cheshire ................. 1665
Miscellaneous.
title—Oregon Agricultural College.
(Oregons), Corvallis, Ore. .1756
93—- J. Collinson (Blue‘erez- 4‘-
horns). Burnncre, Garstnag,
England ................. 1578
landers), Burlingame. (70.1.1542
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