oil
_ of Anthracite.
toodily done. *
Igoodstock.
Oi
THE MAN’S SHOP
LIV Of Interest
FALD HATS ARE IN
.FALL CAPS ARE IN
FALL SHIRTS ARE IN
SPRING 8; SUMMER
SUITS
GOING OUT
$12.50 to $32.50.
‘ STRAWS ...... . . . $1.50
-nn
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
RRIS @“2
§ To Our Friends and Customers
TARLOV BROS.
~III-TO-DA'TE CIGAR STORI
HOLE AGENTS to:
moon
CITY DE LUXE
BRIAR ,
PIP“
Ibo Celebrated .Dunhm's
[memo Block Tel. 1681
:l
F. S. LYON.
:IOB PRINTING
south Norwalh '
m A SQUARE DIAL
We will buy your household
m, rags, papers, junk and all
M-hlnd goods. you
have. Price according to the quali-
u d the goods. A square deal
“in.
- PHILIP P. MAHONII
fl .2 Van Zandt Btu”
Wand Goods Always on lilo
IF voTiTi FURNA
ARE cs PIPES
Aiuuc- -- -
we CAN
QUICKLV
CORE THE
FAlLlNG
‘ , ’s the matter with that
be lit heater?” you ask and
no use in your family seems to
hour. Ask us that question af-
, ..Vehave taken a look at it
and we’ll tell you its ailment
“fix it‘ ...u‘m.‘n
~= “mamas
.ll'laxfiillkoed.
!
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Rm is a trade name for a small
It is the same.
or our other coal in grade and
fidelity. To use this size in your
‘ Mes, furnaces and other heaters
‘fi quite possible, in fact can be
Who hreto keep your ash pit
all-n. Don’t shake the fire too
lunch, stop when the first Signs of
"fife appear. Keep a good body of
fire but do not feed as much at
no time as with the larger sizes.
. Pea is the only size of Anthra-
1 hits coal now available. _We have
- Ask any One of the better class of building contractors ',
. - why so many people are dissatisfied With their new houses a
few years after they are built.
struction.
. The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Blrd a son and Johna-Manvllle' go. Rooflngo.
Sheetroek Wall Board.
He will tell you poor. com
Genstant repair bills and the endless annoyances_that so
often rob house-owners of the satisfaction they are entitled to,
m the result of constructionrshort cuts, mistaken economy,
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOD MATERI-
ALS and how to use them, who see house construction in terms .
of durability and efliciency to bid againstconstruction prac- ‘
tices that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.
CAN’T SELLSTSONES ; l
* , QNPARENTS’ GRAVE
‘ . (Continued tremr'Pas‘ve One)
bench; You may prey upon the living,
but not with my consent will you ever
Prey upon the dead.” ' ,
. The" application for permisaion to
.sell the stone was made by Suit-v~
‘ zer’s counsel, Max Frank of,220 Broads
way, who set. forthtliat Sultzer—wanp ,
ed totraise‘ money. 'to'defend himself
against an indictment charging grand
larceny that was returned against
' in March or this year. Since his troua
' ble 11171916 Snltzer has been in the
Simon; business, and the new indcit; .
meat, Which involves a shipment of!
SOOdS. 'Was returned on the complaint
.of Jida & 00., exporters, of 198 Broad.
way. 7 . ,
"ch Mother Left Him $125,000.
Justice Guy was informed at the
hearing yesterday that Sultzer’srnioth-
er, «Mrs. Louise C. Sultzer, owned a
FORD OWN) ERS *
Have You Seen the Goodrich .30x31/2
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
This is not a cheap cord but a genuineISilvertown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ever oil‘ered.
S. L. T Benedict ’
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
millinery establishment in 125th street
for more, than sixteen years and when
she died, left $125,000 to her husband,
who has since'died. In the applica-
‘ tion Sultzer sets forth that; he had.
“been brought up with, the under-
standng that he would have a com-
betence and therefore was never git.
€11 any trade or profession."
“’ Aflidavits also were presented to
show that Sultzer was directly re-
sponsible 6r his mother's start to
prosperity If is, said that at the age
of nine he Was sent about the coun-
try delivering speeches and lectures
for money, and that his moth-er used
the earnings of the prodigy to open
the miliinery shop in Harlem.
Mrs. Sultzer died in August, 1912,
and is buried in a family lot of 824
square feet, costing $2,266, and in a
mausoleum costing $8,000. It is as-
serted in the application that Suitzer's
export business was hard hit by the
business depression and that the in-
FOWler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
dictment against which he must now
defend himself is a "ghastly mistake."
The application also says:
“Petitioner is utterly destitute and
withiout funds to engage counsel to
defend him." -
Mr. Frank, Sullzer‘s counsel, said at
his home last, night that he was con-
{idem Sultzer would be proved inno-
cent of the charge against him.
Striking Soft Coal Miners
Ordered to Begin Work
tlirncite operators, who employ 15-5.-
000 men.
Delivery.
Quality Groceries and Free
A. F. Beckmann 69’ CO., Inc.
83 Washin
non 1405
W
m:
gton Street, Soutli N orwalk
nnuvnr
District union OHICIG’S before leav—
ing here for home soul invitations for
live iiecctings or
view or concludinc
Two Pennsylvunu associations of
murmurs \verc cake] to meet the
union chiefs. in Si-paraic meetings on
l-‘ri-luy. One invitation ire-m to the
l-‘roeport thick \‘vin oiwmlors‘ asso-
ciation, and the other to the Pitts-
burgh COO! pzwluccrs' association.
The southwest-wax interstate ODQ‘TEIOFS'
:lsHOC‘i‘dllOn. including minim-rs in 11
Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma, Arkan-
sas and Towns \wrr- asked in mm: .,
with tho union at Kansas ‘
pe‘ ace.
“““ '
On Every
THE BEST FUR
Raymond 89’ S
WALL LED HIGH
MIVIE. JEANNE
56 80. Main Street
0
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20% DISCOUNT 20% .
FUNERAL emac'ron
STREETS '
pen Saturday EveninglUntil 9 P. M.
MID - SUMMER" .SAE
Item in Our Immense Stool;
NITURE VALUES IN THE CITY
01]
[DIWALI
TTE
So. Norwalk, Conn.
- Mid-Summer Sale
- ' GORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, BRASSIERES
AND UNDERWEAR
At Reduced Prices.
"._,,------,,,,_,,.,--.-
RIDGEFIELD SUGAR C
Fancy . ....... '
WILSON’S CERTIFIED'IILAIIS: ' 'S
Smoked Shoulders
coco-.OOO-IOII
M
Schultze’s Thursday Specials I
URED HAMS, Extra
39c lb.
Decial..32clb.
18c lb.
a
BonelessCornedBeef...”................. 16cm
Plate Corned Beef»
Dixie Bacon .1 ' ‘
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept—43 Main 81;
ALL ecHUL'rza MARKETS cLer AT NOON on w
Schul
. Washington Street and RailrosdAvenue. So.
» .Weotport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
tze’s Sani
”Naminsueehli‘orwalk.
Norwalk.
22cm
.—Norwal.k -
EDN ssnAYa
é,
tary Markets
[I10 '11:» ... . -
' ’ l ,L x H _ . ‘ ‘ ih“ Pioneers have :1 committee
1]”? ‘1“‘1 “ “1““: “.V IIK‘ 13mm) as: a of their own to not with the -c-ce-n
YISXS {01‘ >2: -l . u . ,_ . « ~ . V . '
‘1‘), rum“ . “lulu ms Ial .zgrtrmv. . m, MW! 111ml ”om the Compo oom—
;] “ “1'1”” i'l-H Yaw-18. COMIYHIPS pain: The cmnmitromnrn are" lit-r-
1"0} “a."r- :1 ‘ . \ . , - . . ’ . . ' J
Inoll‘ ill »- 2” I . “I? 915m.“ (0.“! ‘5‘ W '- ""‘~“ , “1‘30“ .. :mnn: Imiwmui’
.. .‘A. l‘LL. INF v Ilvf‘n {LI 0: lllllnn 43;. 5‘ IPPIWI“ I"'lll‘¢"‘ I‘T’IS‘CO’] Hé‘“l‘\' Il“\-
1') n! I” 1' “33‘ and I’Tmmi‘h‘ 131- we" 31*. Thomas Pall. Jain: Pike '
(“Aim 21v (-2? i‘o'goliiilinn. hut
{ruling} livid ymir‘s some.
mun: also (".1755 {or 3
3H"?
The agrou-
. ‘ rational onnwzi- v
won 0: op-smiurs and miners of the m
bituminous tunnel-5‘ to he held in this
city lHXl (ll-roller 2, for selecting a
tact finding commission to invcslisratc
the (20.13 industry. I
I n-Ee-r 1hr policy laid down by the
union. tin- district officials may bcmlfi
:irhi-
re
cluvlc- pram: with {my soft coal Opor— (is
‘30?“ “1”" 1‘ as individuals or asso- is
elation. '
GIFFITH IS
LAID TO REST
IN THE RIVER
FunandaFeastofGoodThingsto
Grotto. and their'iriends, have gone
on half rations for the balance of .t‘h-e
week, so as to be in proper shape '(0
do Iull justice to the big clambake
which will be served at the Wilton
ball grounds. next Sunday.
tract for furnishing the feast. and the
following list of good things given pos-
proof that there will be provimon made
for the most voracious appetith:
provision ,_
W (averaging two lbs. each). 50 pounds
(Continued from Page One) fish, 15.0 lobsters. 200 ears morn. 150
‘ ...—... sweet potatoes. 150 white potatoes.
suit of the collierence with the 321- one bushel tomatoes. 15 pounds but-
ter. if,» cases soft drinks. watermelons.
and all the other “trinimins.”
known expert from
up the. bake. and one of the most en—
opt-raters with the JQEVIII‘IE‘ outings. of the summer is as-
surell.
T\\'0““'IZSTI’ORT FIRE (70M-
patzv last evening in llieir {Em
'l‘ .1, _ . Cm" . ll: . lire-men decided 10 hold a carnival
PIN .1}; Ilmnms GII‘Jr‘itni's “"3“" 333' “'ilh I'm-9 Pioneer Hook and Ladder
”3‘?! M t “‘1“sz tor the? some day. nnllll‘nné‘iy on the Town Iii!” grounds.
(22:4, thn l; Operators' new» hi- (31129 has not been set, but VIN."
. .m was - ‘ .
. \vv-nk 0? Au “st :2 lo '2’ it"- r-
:i. Tlrl‘l‘ 11,. Ed b m1 \IIlltr 4
will ho the probable 252m“.
the \Vest‘porr
pmt from the chief.
circled at the annual election of the
chief will be elected to an official posi-
tion: in the Smigatiick company at the
next election. '
SIISSIOSARY
Black and Colors.
White and a few colors.
All Sizes. ............ . . .
' non'fiEB (morn) CLAMBAKE.
Be Served at the \Vilton Ball
Grounds, Next Sunday.
At least 150 members of Monker
Oscar F. Schultze has taken flit-con-
Eightbushels of clams. 75 broilers
made for the mos? vo'F‘u-
A Well-
this city will set
lwilowing the “cats“ (licre’wjll be
a varied program of sports. winding
up with a ball game.
PANIICS PLAN (3. RNIVAL.
7 LADIES’ SILK SOCKS .
White with fancy tops. Now ,. . . . . $1.69 Muslin or crepe. Were $2.25. Now $1.19 1
, ._ , .{ _ f ‘ . 7 , '
. - Some ~ Mid-Summer Stocking Speczqg»
' ' LADIES’ 'ALL SILK STOCKINGS _
Were.$3.50. NOW .. ........ . - :1,
. LADIES’ FULL! FASHIONED ' SILK HOSE
Broken Sizes,VariousCoiorS. NOW .
“LADIES SILK HOSE
NOW................
Were $1.25.
' I _ '*’MEN’S WORK SHIRTS . :-
COllars attaChed. Black, Blue or Khaki. NOW . . . . . . . . . . .............. {ii
CHILDREN’S VESTS
25c to 45¢ A Big
7 ———_———_\\ 3
‘.'.._._'.'_——-—--— -———— ‘
BIBS. HUGO DEAD.
she was married here in 1864,
e; HYA\
' _NORWALK’S LEADING DRY: GOODS
LADIES’ UNION SUITS
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 16.—Mr’s. Eli-
zabeth Sturmer Hugo, wife of former
Sheriff Philip Hugo of New Haven
county, died\at her home here, yes-
terday, after a long illness. \She was
80 years of age, a native of Bavaria,
and throughout her life from the time
been.aclive in German-American cir-
cles. She was the mother of twelve
children and leaves fifteen grandchil-
dren and eight great-grandchildren.
museum, AUGUST 16 1
STORE
........
MEN’S GOLF HOSE
Value at .........
l.
“.95
ID
I
l
l
i!!!--I*‘
h
ammce 0! WW. ._
suits are inslm 5;"
antisepticlimm‘.
soothing edit; 0,573
years in use.
Said I5 c. for I“,
FEED. T.HOP : .
‘ Ne'l‘oglgfilfl
she had
and reliable.
No opiates.
\‘s’l-LS’FPORT. August 16.—~At the
looting 01‘ the Compo Engine com-
station
risk of the Town hall on State street
I. .‘H_
i . “, m-
Mothers want it, for
it quickly clears away j
the choking phlegm;
stops the hoarse cough,
' gives restful sleep. Safe
. . s i 2 w; -"
'4..,_,__§ ‘ them i it _ \Hll
F . gas-r121. A~Z< your on:
you." ‘ mr's (-2; '
Stimson-Powell Corporation.
2 SEND THE amoral
E
If you cannot («12:93 sud
childn :1. “’9
dren~weil min; 1‘
{Kai-:1! fibrin ("Mirna ..
“a. 7'
Prescription Plilarma
. : Fable. Thor! will pridcxl-Fy
. pncinl meeting of the two com-
~.< ilxis week to arrange othvfii‘ do-
us 03' the carnival.
Assisinnt. Cliiol‘ Resin-as.
Harry Q'C‘mmors. assistant chief of
Fire dopartnicnt. has
chm-ed. according to the latest ro-
O'Connors was
It
assistant
‘Dill‘iil‘lt‘nt delegates last January.
rumored that the former
SPECIALS FOR THE
' IVEEK
. WELDING
Extra Fine Pork ..... 20c lb. ; . Q o “
Libby’s Corned Beef Hash, ; Kendrick 8:- Chan G313:
2 It». can ............. 290 :T.l¢phong :17 "orgaiaygjd r
Star Naptha Washing Powder, l I '
Large size
Toilet Tissue, 7 rolls . . . .
A. STULL
24 Cottage St... East Norwalk
. . ...... 18c pkg.
8 No. Main St. 80. Ncr
r.
AUTO REPAIRING, ’
lute Bodies, F “”1““
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
welding Metals of All Kin“
25c
.r ,
RETURNS
TO CHINA PRO)! BETI‘IEI.
DANBL'RY, Aug. 16.———Rev. Fran-
(Continued from Page One)
—._..
sands imam-.- to gain admission to the
nedincc Hood in the streets outside. .
bulolg Sicily l:€1‘-ose?d on a canifalque
the don]: niamnltar, directly under
of Cl~x-‘i.s;.~‘fnh its beautiful pointing
. - ascending to heaven. Far-
3:? hair-k in the naive could be seen
3 Winning of the church's patron
saints. SI.
Bridget and St Lauren
‘ ‘ . . ce.
2:ng to the lat the splendidly mould-
. lldl‘bIe statue of the eminent Car-
dinal Cullen cel
. . ebr '
church history. ated m “Glands
The living Ca
‘ tholic church was r -
Lise??? by Archbishop Byrne of D3:-
rice sate m tlie.full robes of his or;
“mile“ on a‘ red brocaded throne to
. f th 01 the altar. On either side
Eva e celebrant was a canon, and he
ian‘ds assmted by afldeacon, subdeacon
' master of ceremonies.
America was represented at the fun-V
ieral services, 'and in t
13:505ng cortege to Glasnevin in‘ the
'Ph'Ion of .Michael Francis Doyle or
es 1 aidelphia,lwho came from London
:bufizctilg it; join in the national tri-
ri th an t
won his grave. d 0 place a wreath
selen Eoyle was the American coun-
Vin Lor ..ir‘Roger Casement'at his trial
so . ondon. His wreath bore the iri-
ription: “With”deep 'sympathyiand
loving aflectio -
friends,‘ 11. from American
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mate of.
the infirmities of o 4’2.
ge from at-
tending the commons? '" ' ‘ " I
'h The procesSi’ontofthe cemetery wa‘s
bEaded by a. cavalry guard, followed
y a detachment or “infa‘ntryiwithea
hand. Then, came the clergy‘and'the
hearse. _ The widow and children/rode
- behind in carriage. .: ~ 7 .
Try»
a Sentinel *
Fla-k} ’ mime
! Next came Michael )oilins”, Griffith
her subsequent - _
The venerable Cardinal Lawson; a ,
all Ireland, .wasipre‘vented by :
cis Cotter of Food Chow. China. a
former Bethelitc. who has been spend-
ing the summer with his parents in
Barthel. left yesterday ,for Seattle.
\Vash.. from which port he will sail
for China. Mr. Cotter. who is afi
Episcopal missionary, has spent sev-
on .Vears in China. He was accom-
panied by his wiferand four children.
The children. who were born in China.
speakx the Chinese language with_
ease.
9 No. Main St.
GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO.
—.- C“
Now introducing a full line of
GENT ’S FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices.
M
So. 'Norwalk
rESELY 7
“Egglét.“ Phone 3563
f
causal!
is. Food does not mam
Instead it is a source' of inner,‘ . causing
pm.“ belchmg.’ ' am ' and head.
I! ‘ pain with a had stomach
Mm] SIM-m relief. ,
, Rhyme $139
shelf liar ware,
lll'line calland let us show you
031W _
A ‘51s ALL
We think'bur stock can hardly be
dd" ' the-aw poison: excelled. : , , _ U'LAR & SPEC
mm“ ' " We carry a wide variety of the REG COURSES
bestmakes in '
i JILLKINDS' . -OF‘
~H’ARDWARE
d tools, implements:
or anythmg 1“
that
Summer 301100
in Session-
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ENTER N0“
Merrill Business
. . 7 College
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College is located In
crrv NATIONAL BANKrfilg-z:
97 Washington an. So.
I Phone 314-2. 1
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