elngh
OAL
All is not Coal that
I“Lehigil" is a
-robe of a name
if anthracite sins—not to
may cn'mes. Lehigh coal
"[h'good, hard coal. It
.3 also very bad coal in-
hid under many condi-
dolls of draught—and
there’s a lot of Lehigh
tbst is poor under any
/“Cross Creek" is one of
’- tho but coals that come
vIout of the earth. We have
_ stock of this kind that
' '; looks beautiful from a.
' . -.' dealer’s standpoint,
I 7: and' is every bit as good as
it looks.’ ' ‘
,The new stock of Pea
cal which we have just
received is‘unusually large
. in size. Such coal is often
A advertised by dealers as
l‘stnall nut." This lot is
I really of such size that it
,is 'quite likely you might
“be able to use it .in place
‘ofI.,Nut—at a saving of
V $1.50 per ton,
ziGive us your heating
problems and we will help
‘Igou solve themL-so far as
fuel is cencemed. ‘
No importnuate solici-
THE
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a...
WI: covers a multiude ‘
Mahala-smith”;
”The“ Hatch <9 Balk-V? ‘6’
If there is one principle thst means more to a business than any- 1
This policy is the guiding Mad of the business.
Basins“ must be done at snail profits coupled with the best possl- ‘-
bis value and service at the lawest price.
That policy gets a new customer, and brings back the old customer.
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 btock of good dry lumber we have. you could
readily see why we feel that we can serve your best interests.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
. We are near—Just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
South Norwalk, Conn.
snows-an .e as u
I . Tel. 583-21.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Free Delivery.
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Inhflsseligolpemos
usePartylirlet a light to,
With-Wilden?
Wisteloidslleilsr
list—Prelim of heart-es
islasylossusdot Coleen
toi'oliticiass of Independent
View:
MlDDLETOWN, Sept. 16.—Na‘mes of
the candidates for the town elections
on October 4 must be tiled today with
secretary of state at the capitol. The
state has seen quite a number of
our Reputation
at Steak
We cannot afford to sell you
inferior 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 be withdraw.
Butup 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?
76 N. Main St.
Darie‘n Conn.
Phone Orders
Ipoliticai questions raised in Middle-
,I town in the past few years. one ques-
tion was met by Comptroller Phillips
in January, 1914, when he said that a
: number of persons holding a meeting,
I‘choostng a chairman and a secretary
‘and adopting a ticket to; an election,
j must be’recognized and have their tic-
1islet printed. At that time strenuous
ppposltion was offered at the hearing
iwhich Secretary Phillips gave at
[the capitol, on the ground that the
‘citizens who met had acted in a
previous caucus held for nominat-
ing men for the same offices.
It is said that a new question will
‘now be raised in connection with
(the coming of the town election in
Middletown. After the regular cau-
,cuses had been held, yet still with-
Ein the time allowed for holding
,caucuses and meetings, a company
is! leading bankers and business men,
‘met and, duly organizing, arranged
and adopted a ticket headed by the
,name of 'Town Clerk Wingate U.
' Howard.
, on the ticket of either the democratic
'or republican party.
His name did not appear;
“ GAZE'BI'E BLDG.
RPE
ALL
[and colors.
IN
RISTRAM & HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GO0DS STORE-I
Wilton, Axminster. Brussels, Ingrain and Fibre, with a wide range of designs
. CHINESE, JAPANESE AND FIBRE ‘MATTINGS 1‘
We make a. specialty of Window Shades to Order.
NORWALK
TS and RUGS
GRADES and SIZES
LAID AND PRINTED LINO‘LEUMS
FLOOR AND TABLE OILCL‘OTHS
WlllllllIlIJBRYAN . . ‘
, llSllINt Will
And Provingdlis lieu theories of
a Reiido‘u's Government Could,
Not Object to the New Fests-u
at Dahlia leis
uh—
To‘morrop Afternoon at IComstock's
H. Krieger & Co.
JUST AS SOON
As You Get Ready, to Buy
Nurseries pveryk one can have a com-
fortable lime and yet have the jolliest
time of their. life. There will be no
rattling, no (9111386913 to bother you:
uith their books of chances Every
rnumber on the \audevllle program:
is‘
both home and New York talent
; These citizens added to the nameI
Iof Howard such names from the
iothcr two tickets as (1'le deemed for
the best interests of the town TlllsI
’new ticket was duly filed with the
g town clerk.
; Now it is rumored, however,
all the parties on one or both of the
I ,other two tickets will In a body, sign
Taken Herc
~~ We take orders by telephone.‘
maisdonetdwssveyoutimoi
and trouble. ‘9
law, you aster-elk wouldn't‘
orderhyphoneifyoudids’tl
When we invite you.“ order I
.sym'eomrmnmrs,
riv- II.I,m Int cit-i. mu
TheModern Market
rs North Main St.
The Bears Meat drProvisionico.
s were. Main St, So. Norwalk‘.
. *.
.13 Main St. Norwalk.
ptmmomanwm. .14
.. 3a.WASHI GTGK ST.
‘ S IH‘ ORWAB
of IBlue Fish: . 16¢
B'utteerish .....‘2". .I;. 10$.
Sword Fish “16¢ 7
Schultzes 3 Sanitary Markets
Cod Fish: 13¢
Mackerel. . . . 14¢
Soft Shell Crabs 50¢ doz.
. pMAIN or
onwamc
{a paper and lodge it with the town
clerk or with the secretary of state,
:or with both. directing that their
jseveral names be not transmitted or
printed on any ballot with gas name
of Howard thereon. .
Court Judge’s Opinion.
One of the court judges,
lin Middletovvn. gave his opinion on
the question, last night. conversa-
touch the preliminary question
whether a citizen has a right to
withhold his name from any ballots
or tickets. lie claimed that when
a man as assented to is name be-
ing printed-on any bellot he cannot
then limit its use by pubilc, or
any part of the public.
individually; or any body of citizens
collectively, have a right to use the
name, provided they do so within
the specific lines under the statute.
to. write down the name in the
space provided by law and fact on
the ballot. and citisena collectively
have a right to place the same as
a ballot with any other nominees in
whatever relation or order they may
pi.ease Only they must not inside
the provisions of the law. '
This opinion of the lodge is viewed
here as based on souilu common
sense. It is obvious that where a
large body of citizens of any town
have a desire to change or to retain
any person in the list of oiliclals,, to‘
secure good government,
'be impracticable, unnecesbary and
cumbrous in the election and in
counting to propose an entirely new
set of names (save the one particu-I
that:
tionally and; informally. but did not;
Any citlsen ,
The lndirldual citizen has a right .
\it would turs Comps
larly in unestié'n). wl'th whose fitness ten-hour day. The new arrangement
neither the proponents nor the pub- provides magic ihhd a Quarter for .
It“? could possibly be acdualnted and? overtime.
refined yet brimful of fun. You will
‘laugh and laugh again.
The liidway,l'11nier the direction or: 4
Mrs Louis .A. Leilmalr assisted by"
'about thirty ladies will be a new fea- 3
lure. Carpenters and other workmen
are at work todliy, erecting the nor»:
On acéount of hard times. pric-.
All drinks hot or cold
will be five cents. Cakes will be rea-
lsonahe instead of high priced as in
former years. You need not bake on
Saturday, buy bread, rolls,m meats, sal-
‘rlds. etc., at tile Delia Fete.
'Don't go away without seeing the;
dahlias stretching away in their,
lelties.
'es will be low
hesidcnt; beauty, ileid lifter field into the dls- ‘ '
itance. The rain has made them sub,
pass all former years. The ofilclpl bus;
leaves the Boston Store at 2: «to, and!
runs to and fro a}, afternoon. Hear,
lthe orchestra of e ght pieces, and in
the idst of green foliage and gay
Kughter of grownups as well as,
children. rest yourself. Bring your;
family, tell your neighbors, bring your:
children and Is‘eIlld every other man'sl
child to have a splendid trolls. Ad- I
'mission free. ‘ ,
oaarrr's AND FUNERALS j
\ Mrs. Charles Dunn.
Mrs. Nellie Darin, wife of Charles
Dann. of Ridgeileid. died in the Dan.
bury hospital yesterday. She was
forty~four ,9!- age. Mrs. Dana,
was sdmitt to the hospital Monday.i
and uhdengbn operation the s‘ime‘
'dsy The boggy“ taken to lIllingp-l
.iield for intIeIl’nient. 1
v r -
WAGES VOLUNIEARIELY lNCREAS-
HARTFORD. DLSGpt. 16 .—~Whll0
there has beelfi definite trouble at
the Elmwood p iii of the New fiépar-
‘Bristol, the manager,
Charlesilitfi as. today posted a
notice there announcing a voluntary in~
lucasé of temnt. in wages, begin-
hint last Mdrid’d’yvz‘ The shop has a
. still more severe punishment. He metl ‘86 H
which would constitute merely so Mr. Gearing said today that the
IInluch rubbish under foot to be hen-'I hilllI‘UiIS down of the Bristol works had
‘dled and thrown one side in the not‘affected\the Elrhwuod branch and
«I , ing thereon
DON’T FAIL To Look Over Our
NEW STYLES.
YouAre Cordially Invited To Open
A CHARGE ACCOUNT
Here you’ll find the best and largest assortment of
Ready-to-Wear Goods at popldar priCes in the city.
'."~'7~.n
SEVEN YEARS i0li
Bililll MAN Willi
liillllllll; Gilli:
antimalarial Entitled eIVlay
Illiceper area all hands out. The crowd
.Isfterwards jumped on Dorsey and be
idrew a knife, doing some cutting. The
Iicourt gave him 30 days without cost.
- other Cased.
Roy Walker, another arrival in this
city in a hunt for work broke into
the salOon of William May on Brooks ,
street, Bridgeport, June 8 and got
away with two bottles of whiskey.
Upon his plea of guilty he was given
four months in jail.
knife
“I". “W‘W-v- William A Nichols had a
1 m m scrap with Bert Nichols in Fairdeld
“ on June I. It was not very serious.-
although Nichols was had for assault
The... w 3 no mm, shown ,onnn intent to kill. The state “3:33
Thomas ashbum of 3‘9,th when his' ed his plea of assault. Judge .
way gave him thirty days in jail.
Allison Stout, aged 16, was charged
with two counts of burglary in this
city. it is thought that he is wanted
iin Massachusetts for a reformatory
escape He will be sent back if that.
islets wants him. Action on his case
‘went over to Tuesday. .
Robert Buckingham wanter to buy
jitney route. so be forged three
case came before Judge Milton A
Shumway iii the Superior court, crim-
inaIl side, yesterday. Washburn at-
tempted a criminal assault upon an
eight-year old girl at Bethel. Upon his:
plea of guilty Judge Shumway sent
him to state prison for not more than
seven years and not less than one
year. /
Washbum came very near to com- "'
mltting the more serioiis offense! checks on
which could have carried with it a,
e was sent to the tofu-history.
M
eight year old Beatrice Downs on her,
CONNECTTCUT PATENTS.
way home from Sunday school some
weeks *ago. and by soft words and The following were issued Sept. ‘14.
promises lured her to the woods. 1915: List furnished from office of A.
The child arrived home at on late. M Wooster. /Soiloitor of Patents.
hbur and told her mother. Washburn.‘3fldgepom Conn /
who is 46 years ol‘th, was arrested. Edward B Alien, IBridgepIort.
His only excuse was that it was "gnzthrefld cutting mechanismf‘ .
impulse” There were no. extenuating .Henry Oberg, Bridgepofl’ comput-
circumstances. . ,
. sent to sure Prison. mg “Vice
John Watson, the Arcade burglar;
who smashed in the window of Park-i
er's jewelry etc on the night of
June 19 last pended guilty thd was‘
sent to the staate prison for not less! uWalter B
than one nor more than four years. T
Watson claimed to be from Ohio. bearing
reckoning device
...
election and in the cmintiIng folIlIowf
[resume-rem ecnoots CLOSED‘
1 BRINGTONI Sept. l6
DAY- IN WAN? STREET
I where he had worked as a brakemanl
handed him oil at Westport. , . v ‘
Alvin M. Craig, New Haveii.
on the Lake Sho e & Michigan South- and' uniting metals.
,ern. railroad. He was lured to Bridge-i Herbert 3. North and J. W. Gibncy.
sis 1w. in the belief that work and gold New Haven, antislamming latch for
I119 said. ”Re gotlmen doors, . I ,
Galas Nests], New Haven. stove.
was to be found,
Way with the at {but the police ’
Daniel Wilson, a warrenite worker, shifting device:
mm” 1“” We! . Julian a: ones,- Derby. wrench
Stamford we he pleaded guilt (to ’9: b at 1
habit. Dora was not so badly hurt mega; L
Wallace, Wallingford.
the Connecticut Metal Tub-,
ing Co., two for $75 each and one for,
casting I
Zenaa P Canoes, Waterbury. punch.
a fork or similar article I(de-I
I .. It 'J:I ‘
Avian condom 91.68.59 .
' "‘t.16.4<~4’fleco. so
l wnllam G. Valli, nrldge'port, time-g
Clinton E. Woods, Bridgeport. cor- '
rection device for talking machines._ *
Lashar, Bridgepogt. and
c. LIIuce, stmttorh. antifrictionII
1‘
itb a flat git-on; down 1‘ Lawrence Y‘r Spear. ”Breton. supine. '
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