Labor Day is past and
the season for buying
Coal is fairly at hand.
This is your invitation to
buy Coal of us; we should
most assuredly be grati-
fied and pleased with
your custom.
We take it for granted
however, that you have
your own preference in
such matters. and for this
reason we employ no
solicitors to annoy you
personally.
You know of us. You
know our reputation. For
nearly half a century we
have been doing business
right here. Our success
for such a long period
could not have been at-
tained without, merit-—
the merit of good coal,
good service and honest
methods.
We believe that truth
is an asset and a he a
liability. We do not mis-
represent our coal. It is
true to name. You may
depend upon it.
_ ‘From the man who
takes your order to the
man who puts in the last
shovelful and closes the
window we'iaim to have
every detail. satisfactory
to the purchaser.
THE
FERRIS \COAL
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. , 5 Have ust purchased
" A" large supply oi tools, jack-knives
. .. fund alarm clocks, which will be
hold at reduced prices.
See our window display and
price!-
., Norwalk Pawn Shop
. J08. ‘ROSENFIELb, Prop.
40 Water St., So. Norwaik, Conn
ANYTIME.
Day or Night
. Our spacious and easy riding
putamobile will take out
parties.
ANDREW TAYLOR
g Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
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Men’s Fall Suitsl
flier men and boys. the latest
styles and esigns at “
“ $7.00. $10.00 and
, p- - $12.50 '
*aorTLIEBV
lino. Main St. So. N§rwalk
new- .«l- ‘9‘; .WWA...» l. mun—.1. .......‘
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The Hatch G Bailey Co
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”Stilton PitillS;
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Waterbury Imago In: rule of
$25 Suspended Through Efforts
of Its Counsel
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Judge John J. Walsh showed len-
iency in the Criminal Common Pleas
court, Bridgeport, yesterday in the
case of Albert Whittiker, a Waterbury
young man who was arrested by the‘
railroad detectives in Newtown last
August. for train riding. lie fined the
young man $25 and then suspended the
fine and turned him over to his coun-
sel. Senator James A. Jl’casley, of War»
terbury, who was appointed special
probation officer, witll instructions to
lead a good life and not get into trou-
ble again.
The court was informed that Whit~
Itiker‘s family resides ill Waterbury
and is very much respected there.
iiial'ly in the summer the young man
Istzli‘ied for the west and got as far as
‘, Detroit. Things did not go well With
ihim, so he decided to return to the
iiirnss City. He had no funds and the
return trip was. made on freight
t trains.
l \l‘hittikercscaped arrest until he
:l‘t’zlt'lied Newtown, when he was ar-
‘vreslcd by railroad detectives. Whit-
II there is one principle that means more to a business than any-:
thing else, it is a modern policy.
This policy is the guiding hmd of the business.
Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best possi-
-Z ‘ble value and service at the lowest price.
That,policy gets a new customer, and brings back the old customer.
= or (r. t.
This will be the policy of The Hatch & Bailey Co. as long as we
are in the lumber business. if you would go through our yard and
see how complete a stock of good dry lumber we have, you could
readily see why we feel that We can serve your best interests.
The Hatch Cr Bailey Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
l Ept’iil‘i‘d ill court this morning and he
‘:left the court room with his
Phone Orders
Taken Here ‘smiling after the juduc had
1 ‘him to go.
We take orders by telephone. - ‘ John Paight Again.
counsel
alluwed‘
gtilter Was well dressed when he up“
moor. me or.
Z§£§TRAM a HYATT
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Dainty Shirt Waists
In The Latest Fall Models
A splendid showing oi Crepe dc Chine, Lingerie, and Silk.
Many styles in white and all of the most wanted shades.
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Precaution Against a deterrence
oi Frontier Disorders
H. Krieger & Co.
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ment that Major-General l-‘unslon, com;
manding American troops in Texas,;
would establish military control in the.
School Clothes for
This is done to save you time John i'uigllt of Stamford. who holds
and trouble. ‘il I'ccol'd oi; having llwn arrested 54'.
ltinlcs since 1303. cnmt- up for
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N0 ' you naturally ouldn't itencc belon- Judge Walsh today on.
order by phone if you didnt {the charges of intoxication iilltl breach,
get good cuts and fair weight, I of lilt‘ pence. i‘aight. who .‘t‘l‘Yt‘tl in';
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When we write you to order i. V‘ i . ' ‘ ’ ‘ 8‘ ”e «
by wire we therefore intend to pthc rourl when he Wits told to livid;
give you first class. prompt
service.
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. The Modern Market
WM. B. UNHOLTZ. Pron.
for good if given his freedom, hilt hei
has been such an offender that the
Ecourt could not see his Wily clear to?
‘,show any clemency, l’uight was Ben-i
itenccd to ”‘0 days til jail for intuition-lI
;tion and 100 days for breach of the;
! pence.
1 Attorney John (‘orr made a plea,
ifor mercy on behalf of i‘aight but
:I’rosecuw llltxt‘ord informed Judge
lWalsh, that he doubted if there want
any good left in Paight now. Hei
said he knew of the follow making!
"the otter to leave Stamford a number‘
of times. but the town looked too good
{ to him to keep away, and like the old
futility cut, he. came back. only to in»5,
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The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk.
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and the result was he was arts-ted.
Other Cases Disposed of.
sentenced to 120 days in jail after
pleading guilty to street walking. The
court was told that she was no strang-
er to the city court of Stamford.
A .
utocrat COR" Cl" to ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' " ------ - ' - ~ . 26¢ Thomas ilarry of Daubury, who has
17155. Granulated Sugar ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $1.00 a habit of} getting drunk frequently.
got off with a sentence of 10 (in s, be-
Fancy: P°t§t°°sv ‘4 lbs' ------- _ ----------------- 16¢ cause Prosecutor Beers of IDaynbury
l Pure Leaf Lard , , . . _ _ , _ _ . ................. . _______ 11¢ and ‘Sherift Simeon Pensc recommend»
: Crisco cut to . . .................................. 21¢ *i garment-y. '. Barry Md been “1 the
. ury jail smce July 8 serving a
i Macaroni or Spaghetti .. ........................... 7¢ 30'0“? sentence “'1"! 00318 0‘ 37-33
V and while there, he assisted Jailer
! A STULL David Wright in renovating the jail.
I > For the work which he did, Sheriff
i 34 Cottage Street. East Not-Walk, ‘ Pease and Prosecutor Beers asked that
l . he be given a light sentence.
William Iaeahy of Bridgeport, plead-
ed guilty to intoxication, and was sen-
tenced to 30 days in jail.
The September term of the court
opened this morning and though there
are about 60 cases to come up, it Is
TRADE. thought there will be no need of a
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—Dr. E. E. jury, and an effort will be made to
ll’ratt, Chief of the Bureau of FOYEignidisuose of the cases this week. as the
‘and Domestic Commerce. announcedlcnmtual Superior Court comes In
,mdfly ”18 T9091!“ Of a 19119!“ from Dal" next Tuesday. and the‘courtroom will
‘id Z. T- Yul. Secretary of the Chinese i be needed by that court. Among the
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the United States and China should
"join hands to make the best use of
led by lighter foreign ongihg‘sT—al-
ithough. exchange on “unuon remain
‘ [ed heavy. Bonds were irregular.
iTODAY IN WALL STREET.
1 NEW YORK, 'Sept. 8 Wall stree
g10:30 'a. m.)——Manipulation of war
9 shares was the feature of today's early
ltrading. General ‘Motoijs mad. an in-
.; itial gain of 3 polnis to .253, and Cruel-
ible Steel rose 1 3-4 to 86, with gains
; of a‘point in others of that group. Ten-
nessee Copper we the only Metal is-
;sue to record a gain, advancing 2 1-2
to 57 1-2.
lineadi’ng's advance pin point to 151 5-8
geoon being lost. “Rock Island .was
gheavy, losing 1. 3'4 to 18 1'4' probably preSent opportunities" for increasing
= as a result or the withdrawal 0f ““1 lm'itrnde. Itir. Yul has charge of the lee-
gportant interest from further eonnec-‘mm department of the National Com-
itlon with the property. The localImittee of the Young Men's Christian
.market de'il'ed “0. e“couragememiAssociation of China. He offered to
from London, where Americans manl- ‘ make use of advertising material from
“Si-9d further weakness. American manufacturers in lectures
‘ . (on commerce and industry which he
WALL g’TREETIn Noon‘__Acnve isaid reached thousands of Chinese of-
selling set in before the‘ end of thelflcms and business men.“
SHOULD UNIT TO INCREASE
lumen of ‘the motor vehicle law and
violation cf the liquor, iz'w.
DEATHS AND FUNERAL?
Funeral of Mr. Thompson.
The funeral .of Henry
who died at an early hour yesterday
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ing at 9 o'clock from St.
church.
Considerable material in the form of Mary‘s cemetery,
scllntion against the recurrence 01' funnier,
up, ulld he offered to leave Stamfordicuns on both sides of the river to
- , Ie otiations.
dullzc in the beverage that intoxicatesfto further I g
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Mary Met ormick of Stamford was: decided bearing on future purleys.
Thompson,
afternoon at his home on 17 Third
street, will be held tomorrow morn», ~
Joseph's
Interment will follow in St.
Besides his wife.
Lower lilo (Brande country, was inter-
fpretcd here today as an added precau-
Boys and Girls“
Just received a world heater; 3 cordu-
roy suit with two pairs of pants and ‘a
cap to match for $6.98. Sites 8 to l]
ASK TO SEE THEM
disorders. No clashes between Mexican:
bandits and Americans had been re-‘L
ported in the last is hours. but newsl
dispatches stated more evidence had?
been found of conspirncl among Meal-i
overthrow American authority in the:
border country. tleu. Funston has,
broad powers for dealing with any run-g
ergency. A » 1"
Attention was divcrtl-d front the?
border situation today by speculation?
over the next move of the Latin-Am-j
erican diplomats. They will meet here
next week to consider replies to their
appeal for a peace conference of the,
Mexican factions. Gen. Carranza is
virtually the only leader who has failw
ed to reply. While he has given un-
omciul indications that he will reject
the diplomats“ offer to help in restor-
ing order. yet some officials profess
belief that he will not close. the door
Meanwhile
It battle between Villa and Carranza
forces is imminent around Forrcon. the
results of which probably will have a
STATE of CONNECTICUT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
TAXES 0N lNVES’I‘MENTS
Owners of securities such as notes, bonds and other
choses in action including deposits in banks, (not 3 Savings
Bank) are liable to taxation either to the State or locally.
The State rate is four rhills on the dollar and MUST
BE paid BEFORE OCTOBER ist. Enquire ofyour bank-
er, or write to STATE TREASURER. Hartford, Conn.
A HEAVY PENALTY ' ‘
is fixed for avoiding this tax by. a law passed by the last
General Assembly. A copy of the law will be mailed to any
one writing for it.
MW
—e-NOTICE.
Commencing Sept. tour. the Roton
"Point motor boat will make trips daily
from the South Norwalk Steamboat
dock from 9:30 to 12:30 a. m. and 1:30
to 4:30 p. m. sight seeing. All points
of interest. Three hours sail for 25c.
GETTING SHORTER WORK DAY
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 8.-—We
are today nearer the goal of the am-
ubition of the trade union movement
for a shorter work-day," said Julius
Stremlau. President of the Connecii
cut Federation of Labor. in his an
anal address to the delegates today,
shortly thter the second day's session
opened. “At last we can see that
there is a‘ dafning of the- eight-bout;
day for employes in industries," he
added. amid enthusiasm.
F. s. CHAMERLAIN, Treasurer.
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varieti es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
Plants.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Solut
of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug
Death,” etc. .
20-22 Main
ion, Arsenate
Shot,” "Bug
St. Norwalk
BRDWER & MALONE
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Some suggestions for sewing peaches. “Eat all you can, and can what you can’t."
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hour. Serve o'n individual plates—two halves to a portion.
Put a spoonful of’whipped' cream in each half-peach.
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