. LaborDay is past and
fire "season for buying
_‘Coal is fairly at hand
_ This is your invitation to
buy Goal of us; we should
most assuredly be grati-
fled and pleased with
your custom.
. r" We take it for granted
however, that you have
your own preference in
such matters, and for this
' reason we employ no
,5 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,
gocd service and honest
methods.
We believe that truth
is an asset and a lie 3.
I ~. diabllity. We do not mis-
' .- represent our coal It is
? true to name. You may
depend upon it.
-‘ ~me ~the , man -who
".rtaleeso-your order to the
‘ man who 'puts'in the last
yr
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‘ .shovelful and closes the
. window we aim to have
every detail satisfactory
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_ THE
BERRIS COAL
‘~ COMPANY
. - - supply of tools, jack- -knives
lam clocks, which will be
rsluosd prices.
car window display and
silt. Pawn Shop
08. 'ROBENFIELD, Prop.
, “ster- 8t.. 8o. Norwalk, Conn
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The Hatch e Bailey Co.
If there is one principle that means more to a business than 'any- _
thingelse,itissmodern policy.
This policy is the guiding bend of the business.
Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best posst- -
his 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 & Bailey (‘0. as long as we D
are in the lumber business. if you would go through our yard and :
could i
see how complete a stock of good dry lumber we have, you
readily see why we feel that We can serve your best interests.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
South N orwalk, Conn.
We are near—Just as far as the nearest letter- box or telephone.
Phone Orders
Taken Here
This isdono to ssvoyou tins
and trouble.
Now. you naturally wouldn't
order by phone if you didn't
get good out: and fair weight.
by wire we therefore intend to
give you first class, prompt
T hetModern Market
WM. B. UNI-IOLTZ. Prov. I: North Main St.
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The Beers meal & Provision Co.
5 North Main St, So. Norwalk. 13 Main St. Norwslk.
Autocrat Coffee cut to . . .. .
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar . ..
Fancy Potatoes, :4 lbs. ...... . ..... . ...... . 16¢
PureLeafLard....................... ...... . 11¢
Crisco cutto.................. . .. .. 21¢
Macaroni or Spaghetti... ..... ,. .». ...”... .. 7¢
ASTULL
34 Cottage Street.
We take orders by telephone. 1
When we invite you to order .
—~———— men! also, for an elghi- hour day, now
or
. 2' .,, ,
misoav, SEPT. o. 19.5
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TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
GAfE?!E BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
Fruit' Jars at lowest prices
in our bargain basement
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noun inns
0m in ihirdlc' o Dilation-l
Nuance}: Being ileid ”n
III-r
Efforts 24 pt
HOLYlOKE, Mesa, Sept 9.——The out-
look for the settlement of the trolley Mason Fruit Jars . . . . ....... . . .:. . . Pints, 4oc; quarts 42c dozen
strike which has resulted in the com “Sure-Seal” . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... . . .1 . . . . . . . . . .......... .Pints or quart’s, 50¢ dozen
plete suspension of street car trslllc “Lightning” .. . . . . . .. ...... ,_ . .. ............... x. .. . . ...... Pints or quarts. 9°C dozen
in this city and Amherst since'AIIS- 26 “Economy”. ..... .. . .. ...... . .. . . .......... Pints, $1. 00; quarts, $1 IO dozen
seemed brighter today with ")8 new” Mason Tops” . . . . . . .......... . . .l . . ...... . .......... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 15C dozen
ancethattheiroileymen'scasemt- JarRubbers....-n .'. ............... ............... .. rocdozen‘
largely in the bands of l’resident Wil- Parowax . . . . . . ............................... D . . ....... . lb, 80
liam D. Manon, of the Amalgamated
Association of street and electrical
railway employes of America.
S'I'0NE CROCllS AT LOWEST PlllCES”
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Improved Jelly Strainers. with bag and hea wi
' re stand. . ...... 190291
ALBANY:N-YuSGDt-a—Eflmsm LargeWire Ketchup Strainers ......... ”fin...“ ....... ”6'
end the strike of the employee of the Good Parmg Knivcs ..... 10c
UnilemTraclion tompany, in Albany, 12 G“ eled Pu. ...................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . .
uart Enam servin K ................... . . . . . . . . 0
[Troy and surrounding towns, were to .Q Y g el‘tle’ With tin cover 59
' be made today at a meeting of repre= =— = i, .
seniatives of -lhe commercial clubs of ‘ e - - -
today assembled the suffers for the
purpose of forming. a union.
Strike at Graphaphone Works.
5 Albany and Troy, to be held here. Reps
resenlaiives of the company and lhe
strikers were invited to attend the
conference. BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. 9.—Em-
William B. FitzGerold, chairman of ployes of the American Graphaphone
lhe executive committee of the Amal- iCompany, in the West End, to the
gamaled Association of Street and number or 1,600 or more left their
EleriC Railway Employee. W88 9‘ lwork at the stroke of ten this morn-
,pecled to arrive in Albany today as log They demand an eight- -hour day,
the personal representative of Presi- 20 per cent. in wages, adjustments of
idem “illiam D Mahon Ea wage cut on piece work a year ago,
4 l Atlantic Screw Works idle.
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H.”Krieger & Co.
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School! Clothes for
Boys and Girls
Just received a world beater; a cordu-
roy suit with two pairs of pants and a
cap to match for $6.9& Sizes 8 to 17
.ASK To SEE THEM
:and correction of a condition said to
l HARTFORD. Conn. Sept 9- ‘FOit-V' have developed by the employment of
“V9 men and twenty women Mid girls about 400 women in place of men on
make UP the personnel of 1119 slrikers certain kinds of work. The demands
who quit work at the Atlantic Screw were formulated several dayqago, and
Works, on Charter Oak as enue, at 3 the company given until yesrerday. all
lo'clock yesterday afternoon. The)‘ 3.!‘8' 10 o'clock, to reply. When no answer
"aulomallc machine operators for the‘ came, word went about flat the strike
niosl purl, and mostly young and un- should be effective today. The plant
.skllled. A meeting was held this employs about 2,000 persons \lany.
morning to form a union organization slrikers say that practically all “out:
A. \\ Bowman, manager of the out, but a. (onseru'lllve estimate is»
uorks delllned today to spy anylhing that about 400 persons were 19“ 111.:
wnwrmng the siluation 3! some of: these being scattered through seleral'
said. h0“4_1\9r idcpnrlmenls. For number of slrlkers
nearly lhls is llie largest walk- out in lbe many
:elevcn hours a day, being allowed 0m lhal Bridgeport has seen iu the past
‘l\ ten minutes for lunch. They say ieighl “99kg The Salts Textilcl
me). wunl a nine hour do) all the pre- 1“ orks, at which there. is a strike, em i
’senl w.ng There was some senll ‘ploys aboul 1,500. This plant is still
closed. _
DERBY, Conn, Sepl. 9.— —-Moulders'l
helpers at the Birmingham Iron Foun-
dry. to lhe number of 100, where the
imachlnisls are out, struck today, de-
'msndlng 25 cents a day inference in}
wages. They declined an offer of a
ten cents' advance.
the strikers it was
that they had been working
:lbal 11 slrike for reduced Working‘
hours was on.
i Seieral applicatilms for work to
‘lake the place. of lhe slrikern were,
made at lhe once of the company.
‘bul all were told to come around to!
imorrow Some of lire applicants wereiI |
said to be from Bridgeport and New,
glimen. ll is understood lhul the wng- ‘DEATHS AND FUNERALS
ies received by the slrlkers, were not Death of Mrs. Nancy Sheehan.
large. l Mrs. Nancy Sheehan, widow of David!
Another 3m“ "‘ Waterbury. ,Sbeehan, died at her home. 11 School
WATERBURY CQM- 89'“ 9"L“’ street, this morning after an extended
borers al the bloom Manufacturing illness She is survived by two chil-
STATE of CONNECTICUT
"TREASURY DEPARTMENT ..
TAXES ON INVESTMENTS
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.
Tlile State rate is four mills on the dollar and MUST
Company's factory 0““ '0“ here 1°" dren, David J., of the Patent office, BE pa d BEFORE OCTOBER 15%. Enquire of your bank-- '
day, necessitating the closing of the Washington, D. C., and Mary, clerk in Si“ or write to STATE TREASURER, Hartford, -Conn.
factory. The company employs about Tristram rind Hyattg 540m Funeral .
.500 hands. l-‘llly "0181“ handlers M arrangements will be announced later. A HEAV‘Y - PENALTY
the local freight house struck for 83 _
a day and eight hours. They now re- Funeral of Mr. Thompson.
celve 81:75. The Chase Metal Works, The funeral of Henry Thompson’
in Walerville. reopened today with was held from his home. 17 Third
most of the employee working The' street, East Norwalk. this morning at
Randolph- Clowes Compani" 8 factory 8: 30 and from St. Joseph’s church at;
is still cloaed, as are also the A ll. 9 o'_clock A requiem mass was sung;
Wells and Company 3 shop and the by the pastor. Rev R. J. Carroll. Mrs.
. Waterbury Rolling Mills. W. F Tammany rendered "Ave Marie"
l Hartford Polishers Out. and "Hear Thou My Cry, 0 Lord " In-
..HARTl-‘ORD Sept 9-F0riy- five pol-‘terment was in St Mary's cemetery.
ishers and buffers employed by the
Colt Patent Firearms Manufacturing MORTGAGING THE FUTURE.
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Gener Assembly. A copy of the law will be mailed to any
one -wr'ting for it.
is iixejt for avoiding this tax by, a law passed by the last
F. S. CHAMERLAIN, Treasurer.
DEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
GA
R‘ es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
All the best varieti
Plants
DS OF INSECTICIDES.
ALL KIN Lime-Sulphur solution. Arsenate
Blue Fish
Cod l‘ish ‘
Sword Fish
Mackerel
Weak fish
SCHULTZE’S Mariano
16c Ill
166 lb
'ch lb
'14s ll)
14c lb.
of Le , Heleboro, Paris Green,
'» . Beat ,7" etc.
.‘Bllil i' :81 MAlliNl-i 20-22 Main St. Norwalk
M tore,
B deaux ix “Slug Shot n "Bug
Company went on strike at 8 o’clocklj 14 may be “3“,,“er but it must‘ '
this morning. The men passed a strike be harassing to live now on moneyi
vote some time ago, but did not at you expect to earn in 1917 —Louisville
that time present any demands\0ilic-'comewoumal_ l
lalsof the company declined this.‘
morning to discuss the matter,’ sayingl
a statement might come later in the 4
day. The company is and has been for it
a your doing a tremendous war orderI H
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business. it employs about 1,200 hands, l Ii‘
practically all being skilled men and
and “boys, the latest
“and esigns at
on remoo ..aj
» 2.50
' 10: 30 a. m ) .~'-Fu1ther sensational ad-
fed appoints up, at 302, rising gradual-
' its previous high record by 4 points.
' ' The pistol-red opened at 150. a gain
4. respectively.
vances, in war specialties over-Shadow-
ed all other opal-aliens in today's
early. mam&-33mehem Steel Ollén- 1912, was ascribed to investment
ly to 3-‘10, to .which it immediately
added another five points, exceeding
cosslons «in war shares.
of 0 1-2 Crucible Steel showed an
toth gain of 1 8-4 at 89, soon
advancing to ill) 14 01th» lanes in
this group rose :1 to 3 nights.-
also points.
.! Bonds were firm
. from the soon now:
TODAY IN ‘WALL STREET. inltlés. moan. tell points. a new NEW HAVEN, eonn. Sept 9.—_Tbel it o , _.f .
= - “.....- - f . din of a state-wido.ca1npaign tor l4 -, . « . .
: « . . 4 record of 266, while Air Brake. at 15R 3:: eight-hour work day under ding: ‘ ‘ You are safe in telephoning orders as We guarantee the Quality. Better peaches cannot: . .
NEW YORK Sept. 9 (Wall Street, and SlUdebflkf-‘I‘. at 117 1-2, rose 3 and r ‘ ’ half d 11 b ket.
’ U0“ 0!“ “‘9 America“ “denim“ 0 u be found at any price than those we are selling at one— o_ at a as
Inquiry for unltggf'babor. was indicated tgdgy When ser ‘
States teel Pfd, at a gain of 1 1-4 to?
114 1-,8 its highest quotation since
mend. Profit taking caused some ere-
Bethlehem
Steel losing six points, but suddenly,
recovered just before noon; advancing
to 320, an over night gain of twenty
Grangers and Pacidcs
were bought on the crop outlook, {on I
New Raven's iironounced strength"
was attributed to favorable earnings.
. communism. 18th. the atom-
. solarium boat will in trio- irony
' 'the majority of them machinists
amnion Eight Hour Campaign.
if
eral labor leaders who have figured in! ' , ~ ‘ ‘
_the‘ industrial adjustments in Bridge-l 9|
de~ port since the early summer. camel ,. fl .
here to begin a_ speaking campaign. i '_ __ ..."
John J. Egan. organizer for ”the Inter- ll ,. ‘ .~ ‘ iii
national Association of Machinists. ii , ” .
.... ...... «om «moo ml ..~ «or what you “l- and can all you .... .. ..
.fpf yarlops melal working plants, starb- ' 2 . 2!
ing‘ today at a factors which employs
moreAtha'n 12 ,000‘ persons on war mum-
_ F alloy Native Elberla F rcetsone
tions Other organisers will hold forth
” mm m Fresh Fruit Dali Free Delivery 1'
city’s policy: long has been to issue: ii
Norwalk Chronicler