owners
that books are filling emery
' with many winter orders
those who live within
0 V town and some beyond its
- ' . We have some coal
not enough to carry us
. g», distance, but while it
.. " it's sold to those who
~- {or our assistance in
' u on next winter’s ills
making life a pleasure.
”ll do our bit as best we
. but coal is still a treas-
, and though we have a
now because the weath-
! heated, the future’ll be
. in till the kaiser is de-
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7_l)avld W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
_ Tab, Office, 1069-3: House, 693.
‘ , 27 WASHINGTON ST.
New RED MEN'S BUILDING
' ll0Rl.0N HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May I
Moan ‘DINNERS AND ALL
INDS 0F SEA FOOD
‘COOKED TO ORDER
N E. O‘SULLIVAN, Prop
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so. Main St., 80. Norwalk, or
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RATES TO NEW YORK g
ANNING J. SMITH TRANS'
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
“ht boat leaves Pier 45, East?
New York (fool: of Jackson
y day except Sunday, at 3 p.
Ilght received at Norwalk up to'
and at South Norwalk up to.
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her Motor Wagon;
(tour years old will carry
r load and outyrear any,
otor truck of the some:
rating. ‘
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" ater coolers, nursery or 01-:
erators, ice cream freezer-Sp
use; garbage cans, cooking.
crockery; china and glassi
sum F. Gehebe .
u I, in“. 10894 l
cahingtonSh Scams-walk;
vroa- t Delive '
Prices don ’t go down in war times, and a couple of months
hence when the crop has to be moved, on top of every other
activity of war and peace, it will be almost impossible to obtain
lumber. ,
High as} it seems, lumber has advanced less since 1912, the
last normal business year, than any other staple article of use.
Steel has advanced 148 r cent.
Cement has» advanced 5 er cent.
Brick has advanced 38 per cent.
Lumber only 1-7 per cent.
Lumber is cheaper than any of the “substitutes.”
Everyone to his own fancy but we are filling up as fast as
we can. ,_ .
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0f wash dresses, skirts and blouses. lll'he largest selection in’
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PA R IS MILLINERY
.33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
December 13, 1916.
"45cle'UTTERll5clb
We handle one grade Butter. That is the very best. A
reason why we have the largest Butter trade in the city.
Goldn Santos Coffee . . . . . ............... lb. 206, 5 lbs. for 950
New Lot Loose Mince Meat cut to . . . . . . . . '. .......... 15c lb.
Fancy Head Rice, 120 grade, lb. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 100
Snell & Simpson '3 Superior Milk Crackers ......... 2 lbs. 250
FreshCrisp Ginger Snaps, lb. ...... . . . 7.". . . ......... 16c
Strictly Fresh Leghorn Eggs, dozen . . . . ......... 50c
Normanna Brand Imported Sardines, can . . . . . . . . . ..... 18c
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ALWAYS SOMETliING SPECIAL HERE.
A. F. Beckmanndz Co.
83 d 85 Washington St. Phone 1405
W
‘ course of study in surgery at clinics in; Monday
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1 lisbed, appears the following welll
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‘ ‘worded obituary of the late Dr. Jenn:H
lDumortler. of South Norwalk, from the:
pen of Dr. Samuel H. Huntington.
" Dr. Jean Dumortier died suddenly;
at his home in South Norwalk ont
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lsteadily while he continued his work‘
, without complaint until the month of
' |September, when, physically exhaust-
N ;ed and mentally depressed, he sought
. rest and change of scene in a trip to
I lAtlanlic City. Here serious abdominal
lcomplications first attracted his alto-lb
ilion, causing him to return home and
submit to operation for removal of the
lgall bladder. After the operation)
.from which he made a good recovery
‘\\'llll marked improvement in digestion
and relief of abdominal distress, he
hoped to again resume his work, but
the neuritis still continued. in fact
seemed increasing in severity.
. “Worn out by pain and insomnia,
lone winter morning, after a night of
Guttering he slept,—
fi‘Thc sloop that knows not brcakluc,
i Mom of toll, nor night of waking",
“Dr. lluulorllur was born in the Flem-
:lsll town of Avclclwm ill llelgium on“
lAugusl 13, 1505 His curly (‘dllt‘l-lllnllv
- was acquired in lllt‘ Alllellcum. TWIN
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nul, lla-lgluul. llc nl'aduuwl from the
:Alllt‘ll(‘lllll at the out“ of t‘iglllt‘f‘ll and Nlusic Teacher Found NOL:
fcutcl'wl lllc l'nivcrsily of Gllclll, ut-
‘flcudingthc academic and lllli'l‘lllt"
medical course. llis standing \'::l.~l'
lligll; at the time of graduation he
,sloudul lllellend of his class. llc:
1ri'mlllnlcd in ‘mcdicinc and surgcl'y
llluly 7. 1890. his diploma sluice, ‘nvcc
tree plus (ll-undo Distinction?
"llc won a pric scholarship, which
cunblcd him to pursue a poet-graduate
llrusscls, Vienna, Berlin, Paris and
§l.oudon.' llc served for about two
iycars us surgeon on the Ships of lhc
lle‘d Slur Linc, sailing bctwccn All"
liming rcsolvi'zd that Ann-rich Shall”
be bls homo and the hold of his lilo
was. \vlrt‘erc llc rcsidcd until his death.
"llc won a prize scholarship, whlch
ll. ”wire of South Norwnlk. They had
two children, a son and a daughter.
"the lntcruutlonul Congress of Sur-
.‘ncolls in London alldJor the first time
Best FullCrcum Cheese :30ch
CreamChcesc......................;....l2cpkg.‘
SnaPDyCheeSe..........................12cpk2.
PimentoChccse...........................15ciar
RoouefortCllecse 15ciar
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TastyChcesc.............................10ciar
Andrew Davey, Inc.
‘98 Washington St.,§So. Norwalk
PHONE 410, ‘ PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
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Fish Specials for Friday .
doars, window l V'
coo 200
ransnmscxnnnn..................:..~......... 18c
HADDOGK 12c
SEABASS 10c
BUTTER . 14c
FORGIES so.none/oeoloo_,vceooonaconcede.ee-u-u....-.iléc
swonn 22c
HALIbU'r 22c
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32‘Washington St. 39 Main St. ‘
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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Butter, the finest creamery.per1b. 43c
.PureLard,perlb........;............................ 25c
’GompoundLardper-lb.................‘............. 200
Try 8. Pound of Our 21c Coffee, it‘s a winner.
UneedeBisouits,apkg. M. 6c
CreamCornStarch”............................2pkgs.150
1 A. STULL
. 24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
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ion the $27,000,000 Rivers and Her-bore ways improvements.\~5~‘r1ends of the
jbill continued in the Senate today, Congress, in defense, assert that the
with opponents charging that shorts organization’s activities are entirely' higher water rates. .
Were being made to rush through a legitimate, and deny that its members:
' have been guilty or unfair lobbying in
e‘pork" mebsure under the guise of us-
use”, ' '
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,gl'ess came m for a snare ofcrllficlsm hem of seeming a better price will
in behalf of water-‘1 increase the dilll‘culty bf transporta-
the interetorvtheblll. , '0 . "3‘"
in twenty-live yours vlslted his lrlcuds‘
and relatives in llclglum. When he
[loft Belgium to return home that room,
Why was pcuccl‘ul. prosperous, and hop-
lpy, but on arriving in London he was
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llcountry he had just left was plunged in _
ltllcmorrors of the German invasion: f
1 “Anxiety regarding the ncar roll»,
Elivcs suitor-int: the hardships of war,
‘,\rllonl he could neither rclicvc or com-
lmunlcatc with no doubt contributed in;
zpnrt to the nervous breakdown or llld
ilasl days. . l
l "Dr Dunlortlcr was a respected cltl-
.on of the community In which he llvcd.
‘ncllvcly in tcrosmd ilpull public move-l
'mcuts. As‘ a surgeon he won an cu-I
vlublc reputation by hard study, on“
tlluslasm and close appllcntlon to his1
work. That his studies embraced a:
wider range than more llrofcsslonal‘
iroadlng was shown by his acquire-l
intents as a linguist, he being able to,
‘spcak fluently no’less than five Inns;
‘gungeS. He was a member of the’
3Alucricuu Medical Association, the!
Connecticut State Medical Society, the1
Norwulk Illedlcul Association. and the
medical staff of the Norwalk hospital.
‘Also he was a corresponding member
:of various.liurope 11 medical and
scientific societic. His untimely
dtlttll is a distinct loss to the commu
nlly,.to the medical profession
this society.”
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our COAL SUPPLY
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€bc1ng carried by rail, loss is both:
, bl‘gililht by water, We to lack of wal-
,cr onuape and a shortage of coal at
6 the lending ports. , . l
5 “New England he's never been able
to bring in coal during the winter
llnontlls as ‘fnst us it could be burned.
gTbo sudden demand of the Navy and
l other departments of tho‘Govermucnt
2011 the soft coal supply usually open
i to’Ncw England has out. very heavily
linlo the total supnlv. Moreover, the
ipl-es‘sure put on industrial establish-
tmeuls for war material and the acute
icompelltlou on labor have reduced
I further a supply of labor utthe min-as
Delay in tho
‘ lion in tlleiwfntev, and if there should
name any lowering of price at the
imlnes. it is likely to be offset. by
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Handouts soon will hc brought lo trial?
and to ‘
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods: Store
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Red or Purple.
35. Hammocks
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uulsulul
Guilty of Complicity in
Bomb Plot
SAN I’llith‘lSt'Q t‘ul” Jllly Eli.-~
Mrs. Rt'llil Moollul‘, u music to
wu-x
ucllcr,
_u llllll‘lll'l‘ clmluc growing out of a
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lmltd loll persons. $11,. “as charged
hlltcilit‘nlly with the murder of Mrs.
a 33011”) l‘x’ploslou llcrr' lust Jul!v Wlllt‘ll‘ Shopping here
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MH’lll‘ ll'cnc \'uu Loo. a victim. Till“
jury had diallibcralcd Since
. afternoon.
'l‘llo \'(‘l‘tllt'l was rclurucd at 3:“
o‘clock. 'l‘llo jury unnouuccd all 2:55
it bud l‘l‘llt‘llt'tl u vcldict.
Al: llllt‘ l'orcluau of tho punt-l, Wit
wow and New York and'I’luladclpllia. “a"! R. ”lll‘dWlf'k, pronounced true-l ‘ Values $590 and $6'00'
dom for Mrs. Mooney, she jumped
~lrolu lur sent and kissed each man.
‘lllc American Jury systclu is rin-
work. he camp to South Norwalk ln‘tliczucd. We (always bad faith [hall
no twelve men could find this defend-
unl guilty," Hula Edwin Molicuzle,
one ol the counsel for Mrs. ncy.
\ ,ltlm. Mooney hurried to This city
lelll lo soc lwr husband, Thomas J.
"In tho suulnlcr of 1914 he attended .iloollcy, undcl- sentence of doalll tori" " "‘ “ “ ' ”
one of the-bomb luurdol's.
murder
the cxploulon but Dish-lot
. , Attorney
(lllurlcs ill.
Pickett said he did not-
know wllclllcr she would be again
brought to ll‘llll. lTO ERECT BOARDS '
"ll has been u terrific, strain," said}
Mrs. Mooney. “But I know from the,
beginning, of the [tail that justicol
would lriulupll. l cried bitter tears‘
when I saw Mlss l’czlrl Seaman, who!
bud both of bar lugs blown on” in the:
cxplosiou. comc into court. ll was
hard for mo to understand that l was
being charged with a crime of this
nature. When l am free. I will do-
v'oto my ”to to giving Miss Scumnu:
u mullcal ulucalipn." l
That. one of the other bomb tie-l
was ludlculcd by District Attornoyi
lilckcrl. llc sold Ir? had not dccidcdl
which one it would be. In addition'
to the five original defendants, Alexsl
under Berkmzln, editor or the "Blnst,"i
an anarchist publication which was
quoted in Mrs. llooncy's trial rot-em.-
ly, was indicted for murder in con-
nection with the bomb explosions
Workman is now under sentence of
two years’ imprisonment ill the East
for obstructing the operations of the
selective draft.
HILL SAYS TAX
BILL MUST GO
BACK TO HQUSE
(Continued from first page.) ‘
said Mr. Hill in addressing the House.
“It was derided and denounced all
ovolt the country and in two days
was to be revised and reconstructed
and made port-sci, by the Senate.
“ll contained many things of which
l dldl not approve. but it had one
saving grocerit :raiscd the money
which the party in power said they
nocdcd, 'l‘llal billis still, in the Scu-
nte committee after eight weeks.
"Now, in the press of today. i find
gllml. Secertary McAdoo appeared be
fore the Senate finance committee
and proposed $000,000,000 or nddt
lioual funds, part to be raised by
bonds, 9. function of the House to or-
iginate: part through certificates of
indebtedness. also it function of the
House to originate: tho bnlancc to be
raised by, taxation, which the Scuu‘t‘e L
has no right to do by amending the
bill as “a: sent it to them.
‘ "The House is absolutely ignored
under the plea, that it is an emer-
gency. When such 11 bill comes to Us:
for consideration, if nobody else does!
it, I shall more to sendll buck and
have the House refuse to consider il.
.“I believe we should stand by our
rights and have this business attend
ed to more promptly. lf'l am not
mistaken I be the support oLthe
republican members of the House in
“My advice to householders unto
ltacturers towaccumnlate what they
reas‘cknably‘cans". . , F, a“ _ .
ltake their coal, now, and to menu-'-
" House to Hit
standing by the administration duru'
lug the war, but we want to do it
legally. fairly and squarely, land I,
therefore, call the attention of"~.the
s invasion of our ‘peroAg‘a-
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' NEW SPORT UMBRELLAS '
The very latest thing in sun shades. Very attractive hand- .
les with card loop to match the cover. Blue, Black, Green,
$5.00
BIG REDUCTION ON ALL HAMMOCKS
A mid summer chance to save money on these hot weather hecesslties
The Famous Mc Callum Silk Stockings.
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word it you do your
:lcuulm-d by a jury yrstcrday of
, i tiv s."
Mrs. Mooney ls under sovcn mllcr’ c
indivlmfl‘ls flowing out Oliwheu be concluded by‘tllc
[cons and qultc a few democrats. ‘
$3. 75 cmd others in proportion
t wanted shades $1.69 the pair
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Economy will be the Watch-
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1 dollar spent in our store at all times.
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1 Sport Skirts, all wool plaids and stripes, at $2.98 and $3.98.
; White Pique and Gabardine Skirts at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.50
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l . CASH ONLY. NO INSTALLMENTS. . "
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‘ ‘ MAY LEAVE HERE
republic
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Ulllm' induccnlcnls ol‘fcrcd by Nor-
Walk, a scapbl't, which lcud in bold
THROUGHOUT STATE
, FOR WAR POSTERS l the bureau more for the present.
_ Wllclllcr Daubury but: u chance to
lbring the bureau headquarters lo this
city is u matter of speculullou um:
these boards Dmin s and Q ..- investigation which would seem to be
ficmions will be sent (fut so will" ,fifi‘fif:l",f§f,l’,,§,‘,’f,‘,',‘.Y,1',"fi;,.a:,.:§},,§f,‘f“If
the boards may be alike, and uniform: slitutions it cunfluct. l J
H73“ 3333.33 "§§11""‘JS bl.”“£.§?l‘?§l'.l" .1.5.lb:..‘.""‘i3‘..fi‘.”°.l.“’".$33.33.?“ 3'5
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incllcs square, with a ‘spuco for [god-t Coullllcl'co iillullt investigate more
the matter, forty-four lncllcs byillloroughly: which promlucnt citizens,
lwcnlw‘lullt inches. 'or oven the town and city rovcfiuucnt
Molly important matters wcrc dis» ullnlll do well to look into.
cussed and ucbcd , upon by the dP'l ll would mean something ‘lo l‘nn—
feusc council at its meeting vcstcl'-i bury to become headquarters for the
day, a majority of which, bccuusc of! Fairflcld county Farm Bureau.
ltllelr confidential nature, cannot be: ?
mudc public at this tint-n according!
to a statement made following: the
mecting. Several subcommittee chair-
men and county auxiliary committee
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PRISOTJER HANGS HIMSELF.
l STANFORD, Conn, July 26.~—Wil-'
cllzliruvéu were present at lvllt‘ general llam Rccd, 30.- 30511"). “Nd” arrest {01‘
meeting. which followed Incl coulr‘slashlng his sweetheart, Mrs. Mary
Ciléfhexfcuhi"; SESSiOP-r l , Fountain, hanged himself in his cell a
e as appomulg clamucu - , _ - .
of town committee throughout the;the Don“ station today. ‘
,stato is progressing rapidly, lllldrc,
being now but few towns in which,
chairmen llave,-.not been named andl
in a majority of towns, the cmirol
conuuittees are complete. according!
to reports submitted by the county‘
chairmen. It is expected that the ‘
entire statewide organization will
soon be in working ordcr uud capo-
ble of handling tasks promptly and
efficiently.
(oouuc .
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Butte430 lb i
To GET THE LIVER.
“Where are you going?"
,. “To the butcher’s."
“What tort"! y
“The doctor has ordered me to wear
a liver pull." "
Specials in. _
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ltllllls
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Steak God
Weaszh...... .....
.Porgies 15c
Fresh Mackerei 22c
ButterFish160
.New/YOrk Market
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