as on?”
It everybody's out of coal
Monti)” snappy autumn day,
1'19“?“ be a pretty how-deé -
- do, lbere'li be the deuce to
My. You’d ought to have a
gnod supply tucked safely in
your bins, but if you don’t
can’t blame us—you‘ll
pier far your sins. Then
store away a little coal to
'-keep you from the cold; it’s
all useful as an overcoat and
”*vahubie as gold. Our
final is worth the price you
c y; ’tis not a lot of trash.
! worthy—take our word
for this—well worthy of your
reams COAL
~_; COMPANY
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
it there is one principle that means more to a business than any- ,-.
thing else, it is a modern policy.
This policy is the guiding hand of the business.
Business must be done at small proiits coupled with the best possi-
ble value and service at the lowest price.
That policy gets a new customer, and brings back the old customer.
This will be the policy of The Hatch 8: Bailey Co. as long as we
are in the lumber business. if you would go through our yard and 3.
see how complete a stock of good dry lumber we have, you . could
readily see why we ieel thatwe can serve your best interests.
The Hatch Cr Bailey Co.
South Norwalk, Conn. 13
We are near—Just as far as the nearest letter- box or telephone.
#SATURDAY PRICES
«first
on
ANYTIME
Day or Night
Our spacious and easy riding
automobile will take
panties.
ANDREW 11111011
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn;
out
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Semi- Annual
Clearance 3 A L E
NOW IN PROGRESS
GOTTLIEB
it No. Main st. , 80. Norwsllt
67410—41250 Suits.
Best Sugar Cured Hams. ................. 18c E
Small Picnics ..................... ............. 14c
Sperry and Barnes' Bacon strip .................... 20c
Pot Roast, no bone ............................... 15c
Prime Rib Roast from. .......... . ....... , ...... 181: up
Fancy Roasting Chickens ..... . ............. 25c
Small Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb ................. 22c
Corned Beef from. .. ........................ 8c up
Native Veal. .
Beef Lamb and Calves Tongues.
Best Lard, zibs.......... .. .............. . ......... 25c'
Gold Medal Butter . ........... I» ............... 35c
Oleomargarine ................................ 20c 25c
1 Premier Salad Dressing and Snappy Relish.
, Everything in Fruit and Fresh Vegetables.
' CHARNQK’S MARKET,
E Tel 583-2. / Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St.
E *
1 E: __. ........ 7:. “fl
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The Beers Meal & Provision Co.
E 6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. 13 Main St., Norwalir.
Have rust purchased
' a large supply of tools, jock-knives
. and alarm clocks, which will be
cw sold at reduced prices.
Set our window display and
prices.
NorWalk Pawn Shop
.108. ROSENFI ELD, Prop.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
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Schuilze’s 3ESanilary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST.‘ 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
,l‘
40 water sc,
Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
Phone Orders .1
Taken Here
We take orders by telephone. This
done to save you time and trouble.
Now, you naturally wouldn’t order
by phone if you didn’t get good cuts
and fair weight.
.' .When we invite you to order by wire
we therefore intend to give you first
class, prompt service.
The Modern Market
15 North Main St.
WM, 8. IiNi—IOLTZ? Prop.
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WE
ATTACHMENTS ON CARPENTER
..... CAFE.
1Two attachments were paced on the
saloon run by John F. Carpenter, or
7ater street, uptown, yesterday
ternoon and the doors have 1.....-
closed as a result of the action. which
E'York liquor dealer. and Miller and.
Tracey, proprietors of a saloon whichE
is adjacent to Carpenter’s place. The
:f‘é't named plaintiff has attached for
0 and claims S175 damages while
filler and Tracev ask for $99 dam~
11 under a $150 attachment Dep-
hitv‘Sherli'r N W. Benedict served the
pets yesterday afternoon.
sentlng‘the parties involved are
gotletlng with .11.,1vlew to settle the
to four. or court.
I
ce'pt all the luck that comes
way—but don’t depend on
wining. If you want a job
entinel Want Adv
.- Envenue 5: 37 D m"
“brought by M. J‘: Jennings, a New:
at is u‘rlaerst’ooa that the attorneys
W‘— —— __:r 1'
l SIQPS [BR l Train 25], leaving South Norwalk
SPEBIA E7:18 11.111. and Stamford 7 39 a 111
additional stops at Port
Chester 7. '2 .11. 1b., Rve 7: 56 a. 111.,
“this llBElR ”NEW... 8. ..
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E will make
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E E11.m.La1'cl1mont Manor 8: 07 a. 111.,
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(Continued mom that page) ENew Rochelle s: 12 u m.. due 125111
Estrecl 8: 31 11.111. (to leave only), due
Eilochelle, Port t‘hcslor, Stamford New York 8 .42 a. 111.
South Norwalk, Bridgeport New Ila-E Train 263 sftertised to leavel
E',\en New London, Providence, New‘ Ellridlzrl'iori ill 7: 'li 11. m.. will leave at,
E‘(auaan, Daubury and Litchlield, Ncw‘7: 10 n in. making stops and sched
London and Saybrook Junction, and 1118 01’ train 27" to South Norwalk,
Hartford due 12n1h sheet 9: 05 a. m. (to leave
Trains making special stops \lon Eonly). d’uc New York 9: 16 a. m.
; A special train will be run, South
ENorwalk to New York, on the. sched-
Train 284, leaving New York. 2::711ie 0f the 7: 40 a m. train
11. 111. will make additional stops atjsouth Norwalk, and four
325111 street, 3:07 p. m. (to take onlylilater than the 8:19 a. n1. local from
Columbus avenue 3.2 7p. m., Mamaro—Il’ort Chester, 1 - ’F“
neck 3: 39 p. m. E
E Train 286, leating New York 3: 54E
p. 111. Md make additional stops all
Mt Vernon 4-_ 112 p 111.. New Rochelle: Post Office to Permit No Examination
4' 26 p.n1., Mamaroneck 4: 30 p. 111. . E By Addressee.
Train 244 leaving New York 4: .6!
11 m., will make additional stops atE The local 90‘ 035C? ”“5 morning
. . d 111. ort.el'f1'0111 the depart-
. 1 4:53 m.. Columbus!recm (E
1,\lt. Vernon p Pclham. 4. 57E 1' 1cm at Washington in which it is
Edln ale as follows:
E Special Stop Trains.
from
C. O. D. PARCELS.
1. : . m..
Eqvenue1:r::molht Manor 5 p m., ETBRIPII llill no examination will be
p A '
EMarlhlaroneck" ,531 03 p.n1. HmfisonEpermitted by addressecs of C. 0.
parcels received by parcel post, even
rk at' 'lhough the sendels of the some— ex-
lplessly state that they will permit‘
such examination The order is as
follows: .
“The examination of C. O. D. par-
cels before delivery is prohibited.
Some postmasters still comply with
requests of senders or addressees or
with notes issued by .the express com.
panicls to their agents ' concerning
shipments transported by them.
“llflsunderstanding is often .due t6
the fact .that thesender notifies the
addressee that inspection isEallowed
11nd postmastors accept this notifica-
tion. in futilrb when there is present.
ml to tho postmaster at the oillce of
the addressee a request from the sen-
der purporting to be authority for ex-
amination, the postmaster will notify
the department and submit the re-
quest to the department."
—Vacant property can be rented and
good tenant secured through Senti-
' 111 Want Advertising. . ,
1’06 p m. andllye5:.08p m.
l Train 290, leaving New Yo
5' .06 p m. will make additional stops
at ’..ll Vernon.) 1" :34 p m., ColumbusE
Pelham 5: 40 D
New Rochelle 5:44 p. 111:, Larch-
:‘1:48 p. m.. llfamard
neck’ 5:52 p. m., Harrison 5:56 p.
1-111..R_\'c 6 p. 111., Port Chester 6:041
p m r. lid/Will run 10 minutes late
Elo New Ha1en due 7: 18 p. m.
I Train 260 leaving New York at
(i: 06 p. m. will make additional stops
at Mt. Vernon 6:34 p 111., Columbus
avenue 6:36p. m.. Peiham 6:38 p.
111., Larchmont Manor 6:42 p. m..
Mamifi'oneck 6:44 p. 111., Harrison
6:47 p. m.. Rye'6:49 p. m.
Train 271,1eavihg New Haven at
1'55 11 m. and Stamford 7:18 a. in.
will make additional stops at Sound
Beach 7: 20 a. 111., Riverside 7: 23 a.
m.. Cos Cob 7:25 a. m.. Greenwich
7:29 11.1 m.. Port Chester 7:34 a.‘ m..
due 1251b street 8:09 (to leave only),
due New York ~8:20 a. m.
in.
.mont Manor
1
minutes?
GAZETTE BLDG.
/
Willi H000"
“Turmoil to $9 llim lie to
'1 1111.11»th Story on Told in
Affidavit lieeklediy levelling»—
lln Stand lhey Deny it
_____—_________‘flllilllili ARRESIS Will 'l -
BE MADE ill Ill CASE
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35c and 39c quality
19c Crepes
TRISTRAM 8 HYATT
~THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Clearance ._ sale
DAINTY 11111153" GOODS
In a variety of patterns an d color combinations, 40 inches wide, 25c and 29c quality 15¢ yd.
............. 19¢yd.
25c Moire Hair Ribbons 19c yd.
All of the new and standard shades. Full five inches wide.
NORWALK
_
FANCY FIGURED VOILE.
.............................. 15¢ yd.
Probability of Girls Being Charged ' ‘
m.. ...,..,-......... s... 111111 110111 111w E
m.....wmcase 1011111111 “11111111E
so different a one in your sworn alil EROSIGOIIIS 0f TWIN!" and WCSIOI'IE
duvits?" was asked of Miss Rose Ba ' Appeal to States “Rom” AME
log and.l\iiss Helen Yui'lcak. last
night. 11 w Commissioners
“We felt sorry for Floori1,"" they
said. "We didn’t like to see him go
to jail." E Within a few days, the county
Affidavits Revol‘lng_ Ecomluissioners will, on the petition of
Both girls, when they swore outE‘ T'QHIGHIIS or “come and Weston set
their amdavits, were not in each 0111 Edales for hearings on their complaints
cr's company. and neithel knew what [hill a road in Trumbull and one in
lhe other had told the prosecutor and “ 9510" are being neglected and are
police, yet in their written stalemcnts badly in need of repairs.
their stories of the assault in Flood The petitions are seperate and were
in the Trislram house were identical Eleconed loday by the ('Ollllnissioncrs.
in the main features. The :1fiirlavlts,E “'9” are 6 signers ‘0 the Million for
made to Prosecutor ilcncman and a hearing concerning ”‘9 road in
witnessed bl Chlci’W R Penningtoni Trumbull; Marshall Beach, L. B
and Detective Sergeant Loathcrinnd. Beardslty, “”0" “' llurr, Dulght ‘1
told in the minulcsl detail of the 1111- Burr, Frank 1" “ “1‘35 and Charles “-
s11ult,lhelangu11gc being of the most EVCE'OIB They cimm that the road
plain and shocking character. E Which is in bad shape enters Trumbull
Don't Breathe Easy Yet. 3111 the boundary line between Trum-
in spite of the dismissal of the bull and Monroe. near the house of
charge ”Mm“ Flood other arrests; the late Homer Sherman, and extends
Ewill follow. according to Prosecutor southerly across the tracks of the
Crnmer C. Hegcman, who said this Berkshlre division of the New Haven
morning that he wnu‘ seriously con- road, meeting the Newiou'n and the
aiderlng issuing warrants for other Bridgeport road at the Point House. 1
men invmolyed l The petition regarding the road in
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, va . e ogg,
“$20113! 2'12122‘3‘? 39:23:22.“?!9 1111 \vakeman. Thomas W. Treadwell
Ellie (‘11) Hotel and Mahnckemo llolel land G E Eichinger The road of
E which thcv complain extends from the
Two local bflgflflfll‘lilpn- “"0 have. linston lino, near Aspetuck bridgcfi
Egood cause for worrimcnl, it 111110111111: “northwestcrly to “91105.33 corner,‘
are true. 'abo'ul mile in length. lloth of the!
E Perjury Charge M1! 3° Made lpelitlons were approved by State'sE
The prosecutor is as yet undecidedE Attorney Homer 8. Cummings of
11s to whether he will place lhl “1“ i Stamford before being presented to
rock and Balm: girls under trial on a the commissioners. E
EperEjury chn1gc.lie said in the cventE .
Eof other men being arrested and in EDEATHS AND FUNERALSE
ivolvcd in the affair, the Flood case)
might possibh be reopened
Carrie Very Hospitable.
“Why did you tell any such story ‘
Death of Mrs. John H. Tyson. E
Mrs. John ll. Tyson. of iliverside,E
1 in their allidavits the two girls. on Conn, died at the Greenwich Hospital,,
Elbe night the: snore the allcgcd ns- ‘chnesdny nncrnoon, following theE
Esnult took place, said Carrie Tl'istramgbirlh of a child. She was twenty~fourE
declared: Eycurs old, and the daughter of 111-5.,
“Come again, girls." Frank Davidson of New York city. |
311's. Tyson, who was Dorothy Stonel
Davidson, was married Jan. 16, 1910,,
. on a small island near Palm BracinE
NEW YORK. 'Aug. 28. (Wall street. Florida. This' was 11 month after the
110: 30 a. mJ—Moderate dealings in first \lrs. Tyson. who was GraceE
war shares and corners featured 1018111", daughter or Dr. A. 11. Slnrr or
day's early trading General ElecmcENomvnlk, and New York, obtained a
and Baldwin Locomo'lvc, togelhrr di1orce and large alimony. '
with American Car and Allis- Chalmers Mrs. Tvson is survived by her hus
were the most prominent industrials. band and three chiidxen—lhe infant
while Guggenheim Exploration and daughter born Wednesday John Ham-
National heal 19“ the metal group.‘ illon Tyson Jr., aged five, and George
_American Linseed was a point higher lde Tyson 2d, somewhat over a y‘en’r
nt 21 18 and United Railways Pfd. old
:rose 1 1-4 to 42 1- 2. Pittsburgh Coal E
Her arent a
advanced 2 points to 37. Tennessee p S “d a brother Kenneth
..~_.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
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David on of N 1 ' a .. i e
Copper yielded a point to 57 1 2, soon her 3 evs \ork ISO surv v E
9. ' .‘
declining to 54 1- There were vlr Mrs. Tyson d many friends in
tually no dealings in the railways,
lwhere the only change of note was a
lilve point advance to 60 in Cleveland,
lCincinnatl, Chicago and St. Louis, Pld.
and about Norwalk and her sudden;
death is a source of deep grlel' to theni
a.ll '
Funeral of Baby Tooker.
The funeral of Gertrude GeorgianaE
Tooker, infant daughter of \ir. andE
Mrs. George R. Tooker, of 14 ivy
place, was held this afternoon at2 :an
o’clock gpm’the late home. Rev. RE
A. Coleman officiated. intermentwasE
EinAlJnlon cemetery.
Funeral of. Master Bonardus.
The funeral of Robert Gordon Bo-E
. gardds, two years old son of Mr.E11ndE
dAREi=UL pR'EpA'aM-louy I'Mrs‘. Fred Boga-mus, of 16 ChurchE
“Why this continual rehearsing to stéet. was held at 2 o’clock this 11.-E
yourself, my dear? Going on the ternoon. Services, which were prl-‘
“9,39711.‘ ' vate, were conducted by Rev. F. A.
1 .“No. In a day orjtwo I am going to Coleman. interment was in Riverside
ask my husband for a little money! ’-— cemetery. . .
Louisville Courier-Journal. ——--——-—‘-q—
To neglect to read the SentinelE
“m"lémd Rooms" sdvrirtisementsE
msy mean that you'll pay more than
is necessary and get less than you
should have.
Today's short session of the stock
market lacked the activity. and excite-
ment which featured recent opera
tions. Trading was light and again-
confined to war shares and coppers,
with a sprinkling of unclassified is-
sues. Tennessee Copper was the only.
heavy issue of the sctIVe group, rall-
,lng foirr point to 54 1-2. The closing
was irregular. Bonds were lower.
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—'rHs' sear attentions
are obtained by advirtlsina to the
war emplo'yers. The sentinel reaches
' .“‘ in Norwslk- hull rhiniti-
1
El 36 110 to $8.00 Serge Skirts Now $3.93
EBANKRUPT FIRMS TO PAYlS PER ITALIAN FRONT HAS
H. Kriegcr 1 Co.
SENSAIIONAL
VALUES
T o - D A Y
$10 to $20 Silk Dresses ‘ow $5.00
$10 to $15 Fall Coats Now $3.98 E
$1.90 to $1.50 Lingerie Waist: N w 501
$1.50 Silk ‘Waivsts Now - 89c
'1 $1.50 to $3.00 White Skirts vow E85c El
13300 81 $3 50- Low Shoes Now $1.50-
13 to $4 ostrich Plums Now $1.00
32 to $3.50 Auto Coats Now $1.50
$7 to $8 Silk Sweaters Now $5 00
_ 1111.11 PRICE
All Summer Dresses '
'We must close out every.
bit of merchandise on hand
to make room for fall stock
Collie and get. some of
these matchiess bargams.
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GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS. .
All the best varicti
Plants.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime—Sulphur Solution,
of Lead, Helcboro, Paris Green.
21.211111“ SIZ‘TNorwalk ;
cs Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
Arsenate
“Slug Shot,” "Bug
Death,” etc.
BROWER & MALONE
CENT. DIVIDENDS.
At the composition hearing beioreE
Judge John W. Banks yesterday on ROME A11g.28 9- 55 a 111.,
the bankrupt estate of Michele Lu-E via Paris 12 40 p m _._'1 he ital-
bmno of Norwalk no Willi-artifice OTEian front has been divided by
obiectlon was made- 311088 3331“ EGcncrai Ca‘doma. the command~
forwarded a letter recommending “NE er-in- -chief luto wide sections, each
composition of 15 per cent-311d it “ll“ Lconductlng a vast enveloping
be confirmed by\the United States dis- miovement Triest is. the obicc-
UM court-1». _ Etivc in one case, and Trent 1n the
A dividend of 16 per cent. was de-, other.
clared on the Monarch corporation oil The action' .is developing
Stamford Which conducted “10““: each theater in accordance with
picture houses in that city The hear E
ins 0n the bankrupt estate of T- Ar1; from the front state that constant
thur Luckslnger of this' city was alsol progress is being made, although
held yesterday and a dillidfimi Of 19 move ements are slow. General
per cent. was declared I’VE “19 C09" ECadorna has ven instructions
that as little am‘age as possible
be inflicted on the towns in the
Epaths of the Italian armies.
BEEN DIVIDED
-—Read the Sentinel Want Ads. on
life Third page and then} try one.
in "
the predetermined plans. Reports E
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of
Norwalk Chronicler