Labor Day is past and
the season for buying
1 Coal is fairly at hand.
This is your invitation to
buy Coal of us; we should
.most assuredly be grafi.
fled and pleased with
‘your custom.
. We take it for granted
7* however. that you have
V ‘ your own preference in
, f such matters, and for this
‘ 5‘. moon. we employ no
solicitors .to annoy you
personally. .
fl 5 You know of us. You
, 3 know our reputation. For
nearly half a century we
have been doing business
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 lie a
liability. We do not mis-
represent our coal. It is
true to name. You may
depend upon it.
”I" takes your order to the
man who puts in the last
shovelful and closes the
.- window we aim to have
revery detail satisfactory
THE
thing else, it is a modern policy.
This policy is new band of the business.
Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best possi-
hle value and service at the lewest price.
That policy sets a new customer, and brings back the old customer.
This will be the policy of The Hatch & Bailey (‘0. as longTs.we
are in the lumber business. it you would so 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 Haich & Bailey Co.
7 South Norwalk, Conn.
We are near—dust as far as the nearest letter~box or telephone.
The Hatch &.Baileyi Co.
I! there is one principle that means more to a business than any- 7'
right here. Our success, i
Albert F
‘MH'ggom the man who
ito the purchaser. : * .
A FERRIS COAL'
‘ ..COMPANY g
are ust purchased
ms. supply of tools, lack-knives
Exceptional low prices on
housefumishings to-morl'oMSaiurdry
$1.25 Mrs. Potts lad irons, 3
stretchers with easel. Saturday iron to set at ........ 89c. set
$1.29 5c. wax sandwich paper
$1.75 adjustable lace curtain
85¢. reliable time keeping
alarm clocks. Saturday 59c.
Hardwood axe handles. Satur-
day . ........ ............ 10c.
25c. SanI-fiush for cleaning
closet bowls at ............ 19c.
29c. heavy table tumblers
5 for 9c.
$5.98 combination vacuum
and carpet sweeper. Saturday
39c. pastry boards, size 22x16
10c. Flyswatters. Saturday 7e.
25 we'Washington étEnf’rFSv: ‘
Phone 1069-2: . «r .
"We Sell Satisfactory School Shoes
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. A L
: All of the best makcsare represented in our big stock
with a variety in lasts and leathers that make a perfect fit
a certainly.
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GAZETTE BLDG.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.——The 10ml.
AngloF‘rench financial commission of
six members, denoted by Great Brit-
ain and France to adjust the foreign
exchange situation here, reached New
York today aboard the steamship Lap-
land from Liverpool.
They were met at Quarantine by J?
WW’ TRIS & HYATT
rm: Lemme nay Goons swan
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FRIDAY, SEPT. to. 1915 1
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NORWALK
GLEMBY HAIR SWITCHES.
Two things are impossible! To find anywhere finer switches than may be had here:
or to find hair goods of equal quality at lower prices. Moreover: We guarantee absolutely
R Morgan and K P. Damon, one 0,. the sanitary condition of EVERY ARTICLE OF HAIR THAT WE SELL}. . s‘
Mr. Morgans partners. who escorted ' - How about a switch? These prices are attractive.
them to their headhunters here. This 20 inch Brittany Natunrally Wavy Switches . . - 7 7 $1.95
aiternoon the commission will meet 8 20 inch Gray Naturally WaVy Switches $2 95
number of New York bankers in the
library of Mr. Mrgan's home and enter
upon the first of a series of negotia-
tions looking toward the establishment
of a big foreign credit loan.
same price.
Folding egg boxes .. . 9c. doz.
Sticky fly paper 10 sheets 5c.
Porceia for cleaning bath tubs
Remmers peroxide bath soap
10c. fine wire extension strain-
ers. Saturday .............. To.
$1.50 large size ash cans with
$3.98 covers. Saturday ........ $1.19
25c. Drypol, the best furniture
296- and auto polish Saturday.. 15c.
1 Deft- hardwood refrigerator ‘
with lift top, 80 lbs. size. Usual.
Iy $12.00. Saturday . ..... $8.89
ehebe.
.... .. South Norwalk.
. Prompt « Delivery.
The Lapland was conveyed by two
British torpedo boat destroyers
ithroughout the war zone.
1“ A formal statement, issued on the
lcommission’s behalf. was the only ex-
‘ pression made by any member of the
party for publication. This statement.
issued at Quarantine, reads as follows:
“The Joint Anglo-French mission un-
! der the chairmanship of Lord Beading.
which has been sent to the United
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Practically every shade is in stock, but those not carried will be made up specially atlthe
Fruit Jars at LOWEST PRICES.
Mason’s Pints, 40c, quarts, 42c doz.; “Sureseal,” quarts or\ pints, 60c doz. .
Lightning, quarts or pints, goo doz.; “Economy,” pints, $1.00, quarts. $1.10 doz. _
Cut prices on Kettles and other Preserving Needs. n. - “ l
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Estates inconnection with‘the question
lof the exchanges between New York,
Eliondon and Paris, arrived this morn-
‘Iing by the Red Star steamer Lapland.
! “The British delegates are the Right
iHonorable the Lord Reading of Er-
gleigh. G. C. 13.. K. C. V. 0., (the Lord
1Chief Justice of England); Sir Edward
{Holden beri; Sir Henry Babington
lemma, K. C. 13., c. s. 1.; and Mr. Basil
P. Blackett, C. B. of the British Treas-
ury The French delegates are M. 0c-
tiive Homers, representing the French
Treasury, and M. Ernest Mallet, Direc~
tor of the Banque de France.
The object of the visit of the mis-
sion is to consult with the American
bankers and others arm the best
means to be adopted for regulating the
exchanges between New York, Lomion
sndl’aris, in order that the commerce
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visa
"Merritt? é
‘ASK FOR: _
6m SECRETARIAL COURSE winf'fit '
you to secure and hold a good position.
FREE BOOKLET
F'so‘urrn ivORWALK~ . .. mm“
‘ roar CHESTER
Eand industry of the three countries
may suffer as little as possible during
the course of the war. Mr. Blackett
will act as secretary to the, mission."
Members of the commission declin-
ed to confirm or deny the report
i brought to New York two days are by
' passengers on the steamer ltyndam- to
the eifect that.ilie commission would
act for Russia as well as Great Brit-
ain and trance. It wasmnderstood.
however. that the: report was-well-
ltounded, and that the result of nego-
‘iiations to this end, already believed
to be in progress in London among the
finance ministers of France and Run
sin and the British Chancellor of the
Exchequer, would be communicated by
cable to the delegation her-e.
J. Pisrpont Morgan, who meted thel
deputation at Quarantine. said the
meeting in his library tins aiternoon
was to be primarily a social small:
"It would be unreasonable to as‘
sumo," Mr. Morgan ssid,7"that these
gentlemen at the end of along voyage
would plunge immediately into their
work here. They have first to meet
the men with whom they will negoii.
them
H. Ereiger & Co.
Remarkablg Sale of
HUDSON SEAL COATS
O
For the nextfien. days beginning Saturday we
will give theJadiesp. chance to save‘33 1-379
011 every coat‘bcmght' from us during this sale.
These costs are made of the choicest whole skins
and guaranteed by us to be just as represented.
The newest 1915 fall models which will sell. in
a menthf from? now from $35.00 to’ $50.00 more
on e‘aicli‘cd‘at- .. r ‘ l I ‘-
You odii makd ”your selections now, you can
intake, ’p’a’yntents until you are ready to wear it.
Shauld you want to Wear it‘betore all the money
3' i’s'paid. you can have the balance charged7 to
all ~ means come in and look at
'I
'.
yOur‘ account; by
THESE museum "OLD GOOD FOR
10 DAYS om
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Vate. Theta what they expect to do this
Mr. Morgan would not say lighia
meeting. at which only New York BabyrDUIln-
probably for the first time in the his. 'followed in 'Pine Islsildl
tory of the Dominion is to 'be7 consult- ‘ ‘ M
TAvicR ,
i‘jTeienimnsqis-s“, 7‘ .
3 *‘zPure-Ii-‘e‘afLarin 1h;
Saturday Specials
.. _ :Easrunwuk can ~
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VIE-Sperry ind,‘ Barnes Shoulders, 33.11,, ‘,
‘Caasa'assea'bsaa
" I~~Whif¢ Rosg‘cecoa, 1'18: 5:
t to (fw-
Grogery _
; Free Delivery
" ' ‘ in; the commission is the making or a
'17" lbs...‘Granulated Sugar . . . . . . . . . .' .
7 95¢” I ~
29¢
'- ., :Best‘n‘7Farr5ilyv Flour. 7a «bag. .,. ._ .7 . . . .'
.’Delici?ous-‘ reambry Butter, a lb. ‘;;...~._.. .....
. ‘ze'cutwto .‘7. . .i- .
Magnolia QLCl‘o’ver'Milk, acanu . . L . . . I . .1. '. . . .7
. Van Cam’s-Soups; rec sisefcut to ... . . .. .
, -'JVan.gCainpfs-Beans, Jrscfsicé‘ cut'to
"Campb‘ell’efieanmor Soupsfirbesiiencut to .- . .
,urhjim’d’Cocoanut, recjpicirage cut to . .. . ’...
~ ' 5m 9 - buss. '
ed in negotiations for the contomplat- , ,
.+ , . -- i 5.
ed flotation are foreign credit loan. NOT 6
commission.
The first thing, apparently, confron
program for meeting American bank- """'
ers and discussing the situation. The. .
commissioners reached New "York, it _
was said. unfamiliar with the American TODAY IN
situation and viewpoint. ‘-'—“'
“he
4¢Ti '».It‘has been reported that the pro . WAlili STREET, Noon—Quotations
’ ‘1‘ ”became more uneven onithe recovery,
000.000. “The interestrste‘, it hasbeeu some specialties going higher, while
~ A siiid. would» be at least ilve pet cent’. representative shares lost some of
Thesepoints; however, wereimsltt’ers elr gains. Bethlehem" Steel was
which th‘e‘v'commission declined to dis- again prominent for its further ad-
. ‘ ~ van‘ce .to 335. and later General Mo
tors. by its rise of five points to 268,
also established‘exlnew record. Cru-
'cible Steel. awnicii‘ ién theflist ' as the
most dotiye stock of the first hour. re-
. heeled. . “S“ Winnie 1 .0! ..Yestérdwu , 5
‘ ‘ raining teapot £44.75 Timingiibecane
‘duil purifier. e intreaimsraet‘erjtowsrds .
. boom: such industriels 4 at 'ljdhaceoivgisg ,‘
snail-Express 'slia'res'ihn‘d heflbm .
'forward at ivarlabie 1‘
‘posed"‘lb'an_ would approximate 4500.-
7’ Thelcommissioners’ names: were not
.Woolen 1, coming
a
advancestl Bonds porous-exiting '
’ -»‘—_—siiii'ti. Austria lfzei‘ib.‘ it.“
“lemme" "deficits” ‘AND Funniest... '
financiers wouldibe presented to the Little Vivian .. Dozen. lhr§°'m°nt1}S
commission, Would be followed, as re- old daughter of Mr. and firs. Lou'la
ported, by other meetings at which Dugan. or (his city, died Wednesday
bankers from the chief cities or .the morning at 10:30 o'clock. The tuner-
United States would be present and al‘was held yesterdaysfternoon. Rev.
discuss the situation as viewed by William Gill Grimn, pastor of the
them. First Methodistlilplscopal church all
It became known today that Canada. south Norwallt omclated and interment
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yon.7W.”T. White, Canadian“ Minister Commencing Sept, 13“}, file _ Rot'on
.°‘ ““3““. ”0’de ‘0 an Otthwa 'Polntlm'otor boat will make trips daily
dispatch, ‘5 on his way here to loin the from" the .South Norwalk Steamboat
. dock from 5:30 to 12:30 a. m. and 1:30
t- to 4:30 p. m. sight seeing. All points
or lnterest.‘:Three hours sail roi- 26c.
, -—'Corned beet 10c- lb. N..Y. Marker. .
WALL. STREET-
of Lead,;Helebom, Paris Green,‘ “Slug . Shot," "Bug a
lime ,- " cannons Cleaning Cc; _
‘. * Formerlyknew priests-rt ‘. m Dyeing a clan... co.
“Telephone-9731i.
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STATE bi; CONNECTICUT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
TAXES on lNVES'l‘MENTS
Owners of securities such as notes, bonds and other
chases in action including deposits in banks, (not a Savings-
. Bank) are liable to taxation either to the State or locally.
The State rate is four mills on the dollar and MUST
BE paid BEFORE OCTOBER rst. Enquire of your 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 Writin for it. .
’ . . '. g F. S. CHAMERLAII‘I, Treasurer.
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GARDEN. GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varicti es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
Plants. ,
ALL KINDS OF INSECT ICIDES._ . - 1
~Bordeaux Mikture,'Lime-Sulphur . Solution, ’Arsenate
Death,” etc.
usom- & Mucus: 120-22 Main st." ’Norwalli.
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7 rank amorous. Iianltsts‘and- , es l‘lurtalns Cleaned. . .
l i ’ ‘ . "r: Lyssa]; pump...” State 8t. Bridgeport- ‘
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