“l
column we put before you
‘Ise advantage of buying
and of salesmanship is
silent it is no less earnest.
We respect every person’s
'wish to ‘be free to decide
Where he shall buy coal.
. No annoying solicitors.
3V.
Some men are selling
coal today who merely ‘
know that coal is a black
NJ substance used for mak-
l-"ing fires, and who care
for nothing except to
i make a pale. They do not
well you that the market
. this season is flooded with
cheap, nondescript coals.
*‘ [r but such is the fact. You
will had absolutely none
of suCh stuff in our bins. I
On :the Contrary we
have just unloaded a cargo
. _ ' of coal' that costs at.
: 'wholesale throughout the
' year, some forty, cents per
V ton more than the regular
rate for ordinary coal—
and it's worth it. You‘
~ 3 get it of us at no advance
in price. This is an op-
; portunity that we are not
always able to offer—but
uit’s here now. - ‘-
' .
J.
“J- ‘in fact 311' of the fine lot
oi" coal we now have in
our bins is doing a lot of
talking for, itself. See'it
as you pass. '1
' FERRIS' COAL
- COMPANY
large supply of tools. Ja'elt- -knlves '
alarm clocks, which will be
Itt reduced prlehs.
See our window dleplay and
loss.
.IOS. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
“Water 8t..,So. Norwalk, Conn
llay or ' Night
3:33“ :1. “3.13.1
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i
Through our wireless
We talks in an;
Coal here. Although the
The Hatch G Bailey Go.
lithereiscneprlnciplethatmeansmorotoabuslneesthen
musedtbamolempohey. In!
Napolicyietheguidinghlndotthebaaineu.
Q
_ .Wamuimu monsoon coupled with the basins»
his veins and service at the lowest price.
JThat policy gets a new customer. and brings back the old customer ,
This will be (h policy oLTne Hatch t Bailey Co. as long as we
are in the lumber business. if you would go through our yard and
see how complete a stock at good dry lumber .we have, you could
readily see why we heel that We can serve your best interests.
The Hatch-6 Bailey'Co.
South Norwallr, Conn.
We are near—Just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
I
i lul Reputation
at Steak ““ ‘
We cannot ailord to sell you
interior meats, because we have
a reputation for handling only
the superior cuts and qualities;
and whenever we find that we
cannot maintain this high stand-
ard, we are going to withdraw.
But up to date we have always
succeeded in pleasing our many
.patrons, and we believe we can
please you, too. Won’t you try
and see?
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Tel. 583-2.
Free Delivery. '176 N. Main St.
Phone Orders
Taken Here
Thisisdonetosaveyeuthns
and trouble- 1 . -
Few, you naturally wouldn’t
order by phone it you didn't
get good outs and fair weight
when we invite yes'te order
by wire we therefore intend a
give you hrs! clan, prompt
TheModern Market
ma 3; 1311110132.?on ,,
,We «he orders by hisphons.‘
rs NortlL— Main St.
' George S. Tuttle. of New York, and a
‘
..
The 311ch Meat & Provision Co. . .
N North Main So, 5... Norwalk. 33 Main so. Norwalk.
1
Schultze s 38aniiary Markets
‘ 33» wasnmo'rou an L
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5113 MAIN s1. STAMFORD \ ,
I
, c M , mmml This afternoon the second district
1
'mlld AIIAIII -'
,Ikldnapping of Lowenbruck' had been
I
' his future as leader oi the Com-en
:DEATHS AND FUNERAL
{I
. gallon pumping stationI several miles
Iyears old and is survived by her hus-
.band and two children, one six yearaI on Bouton street LaWrence Mole. of
> of age and the other three.
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BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept; 13.—
Mexieans attacked a patrol oi Amer-
ican cavalry today about two miles
Hallie Rio Grande trom hero and
wounded two American troopers. The
fi8m occurred soon after daylight.
El PASO, Texas, Sept. lit—John
and give complete estimates.
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
we: assume oar oooos stone
e , ' , . l ‘
Windows Shades to Order
We make a specialty of Special Shades for a single window or entire building,
A request by mail or telephone will bring our representative who Iwiil show samples,
NORWALI
Lowenbruck, an American ranchman,
kidnapped last week’ by Mexican
bandits. taken across the border nes’r
Columbus. N. hi, and held for 2,000
ransom. has escaped his captors, ac-
cording to a dispatch early today from
Hachita, N. M, to the Times. The
Merred to the State and War De-
Linoleums and oil cloths
All grades and widths in a great,variety of designs.
parlments at Washington.-
EL PASO, Ten, Sept. 13.——Gen.
F'illpe Angeles. second in command
under General Villa, announced at
Juarez last night that he would leave
soon for New York and Washington
on a mission for Willa, and the Con-
vention Government, The nature of
this mission he declined to discuss.
liis understood here that AngelesIllces of the Fabre Line received no
will be authorized to represent the;word during the morning hours to
ConIvention Government in dealing CY regarding their steamer Sant’ An. -
with the Pen- American Peace propos- 119». bound from NEW York (or “Fm
.1113 and also will be free to present ports “"h more 1111“ 1600 11811311 1'0-
hia personal views upon the situation servists and ‘ hr8° “mm
created by “he advance of General stuffs which had been
Obregon into Northern Mexico.
these personal views he is bcliotcd lax, N' 8.,
the 111pport of members of variousc
factions, among them some indiv-ld
11al followers of Carranza
Villa it is understood, has placed ilrm
ANDY.
OWNERS 01 SANI’
ANNA HAVE N0 NEWS,
in a wireless message re-
night.
DT.. E. Jones, senior partner of the
or James w. Elwell and Com
local agents or the Fabre Line,
Hon forces in the hands of Angolcs
and is ready to consent even to com-
plete elimination
The “one °t ”“91““ ”mm“ will.” fire or in distress in any way.
1b i it t 1
“° ° 'm ed ° M “m“ °' he C°”' ”F751'1’6séui1e 31mm: which
vcntion Government it is under-
1 d, b i will do 1 11b the entire occurred on the Joseph W Fordney,
s 00 u a w one at the ilrm‘ as American ships, was
future of Mexico.
responsible for the message regarding
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. 8391. lB.- the Sant' Anna,’ said Mr. Jones. "The
One United States "oil“: was. killed Fordney, which is a trelghter, sailed
why, Capt. Francois Psi ey.o or the Sant'
[Anna had not communicated with the
probably fatally, wheg a band of Mex- N ow Yo
rk. Last Wednesday a lire
:‘canrbandlts :52” I‘today ”fiends? wgs discovered in one or her holds
“”3 can "r" 9 MN ‘ an r among eight hundred bales of ,ilax.
The Fordney put into St. Johns, N.
IF. Wednesday, and‘the lire depart-
S' Iment there got the homes under con-
Itrol, and the ship sailed yesterday for
New York. The vessel Was reported
it yesterday by the Cape Race radio sta-
tion' as being all right.”
up the river from this point.
I John w. ruins.
John W.' Tuttle, of East Norwal
died Saturday morning. after an ill-
ness of several months. resulting i'fom
a complication of diseases. The four
erhl will be held him hill late resi-
deuce. 77 Winfield street, East Nor-
waik. Tuesday, Sentember 14th, at 2
p. in. Rev. hlr. Glmn uniciatlng. 1n-
terment will be In Mountain Grove
cemetery, Bridgeport A brother,
stated that the Sant' Anna Was on
Itance. Her position was given, as,
Latitude 40.23 north, Longitude‘ 47.30
West. This is approximately , 960
miles southeast of Halifax, and' as the
Sant' Anna’s radio equipment was
not powerful it was thought the mes.
sister, Mrs. Ansel Sherwood, of East
Norwalk, survive.
much nearer Halifax than the position
given for the Sant' Anna. ‘
NIl Milli CRAP SNIlNIING
,SAI WNNIIlNN I’IlIIIlE
The downtown police are making a
determined 'eli'ort' to eradicate . crap-
shooting. One move in their campaign:
was made with good results yesterday.
when Detective Sergeant Thomas
Leatherland arrested Stephen Kerefies,
Funeral oi Mrs. Raymond McLean.
The funeral of Mrs. Raymond Mc-
Lean, of Ridgeheld. whose death oc-
curred ln the hospital in Danbury, on
Thursdav. was held at the home of
her father. John Finch, in Ridgeiield,
yesterday afternoon at 2 foclockn Mrs.
McLean, whose maiden name was
Edith M. Finch, was a member of a
well-known_,liidgeiiel'd tamlly and her
death was .a sad shock to‘her many
friends there. She was twenty- six
She also Chestnut street gave himself up utI
IMlsses Hattie. Irma and Alma Finch.
ova he; queried thief normngaveueto 1111 John T. lie-yee‘ piece. ‘lt 1'-
”that mango... tactile reported dense name or r. a seam:
policeheadquarters last night, and
was placid under arrest by Deck- Sen
geant Thomas Hunt. Both were releas-
ed: under $35 bonds. This mornlns
leaves her parents and three sisters,
and two brothers, George and Harold
Finch.
Ill IIII IlINIlIlIiAIII}
WINNINEN IAilANIlIIS
kes I35. 50 Mid Mola $8. 50.II
NIH DISCUSS; INI IIINA
SIIIIIIAIIE ANENIlNINI
h treat is in store for equal snilrago
advocates in INorwallr. Tomorrow at.
tel-noon at 3,: 30 o'clock the regular
meeting of the Norwalk. Equal Sut-
democratic committee will meet to se-
: a man to 1111 the; eouncilmanshiil
can? left by the withdrawal’. at
McMahon. Tonight the first
' ‘ will con-
' new 10111;, Sept. l3.—The ideal 01- ~
H. Krieger & Co.
r
A HUDSON
In about 960 miles southeast from Hall- I
«mixed at the latter point late last .
SEAL COAT
said he was at a loss to understand '
. ‘oliice here it his ship were actually r
and two “he” Were injured, one from 33313113311111.3111. on Aug. 18 ior ,_
The message ear-med at Haitian ‘
hrs, in distress, and needed ... assisn
sage had been delayed by a steamer .. ,
—
‘
Judge George H. Vosbui'gh fined Kereifi
chases in action including deposits in banks, (not a Savings
Bank) are liable to taxation’ either to the State or locally.
BE paid
or or write to STATE TREASURER; Hartford, Conn.
TODAY IN WALL STREET at 31. 11nd Studebaker 2 at 117. 11111134 I,
Mav be 01 no who or at-
traction to you in Sept-I
ember, but when the time
comes to wear one, you ll
Wish 111.11 you had ' taken
advantag .of our now low
priced of or, .
We haVe five different
modeles to. select from, we
will make your size to fit
at a saving of at least one-
third of the regular season’ s
prices.
L
-_i
_‘ Charge ACCCunts will
«be
opened last day of
09:?
$11,111: 31 CONNECTICUT _, ;.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT ' .1,
TAXES oN lNVES [MENTS
Owners ol‘ securities such as notes, bonds and other
The State rate is four mills on the dollar and MUST
BEFORE OCTOBER Isl. Enquire of your bank--
",, .s
:i‘“:-..
HEAVY“- PENALTY
is fixed for avoiding‘this tax by a law passed by the last
General Assembly. A copy of the law will.b_e mailed to any
one wnttng for it,
{13:1 F. S. ,CHAMERLAIN Treasurer. .
» ' States Steel was the only former specs
Motive favorite to make marked imp
" prov meat over last ,weéii's c'ios'e‘,
point at- lid-sf'llailroadd
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