glitters “Lehigh” is a
charming robe of a name
which covers a multiude
of. anthracite sine-root to
day crimes. Lehig‘h coal
. is good. hard coal . It
is also very bad coal is-
,. deed under many condi-
‘ tiona of draught—and.
(there's a lot of Lehigh
t is poor under any
$1M“ nditions.
.“Crole Cree " is one of
‘lhe best coals that come
‘ out of the earth. We have
_ stock of this kind that
A wlooks beautiful from 11
cal dealer's standpoint.
and is every bit as good as
it looks.
: The new stock of Pea
coal which we have just
received is unusually large
“small nu ”
is quite likely you might
be able to use it in place
A 5.91.50 pervton. _.
‘ Give us your heating
: «problemoend we will-help
‘ _ 4 “cu solve them—so "Afar as
..fuel is concerned.
. 1 .-
"tors.
. - v ’ THE
:QOMPAAIYA
in size. Such coal is often
_advertised by dealers as.
This lot is
really of such size that it‘
‘3 .H of Nut-'-at a saving of.
No importunate solici- '
FERRIS COAL
The Hatch t} Bailey Co.
vflmhm.mphthflmemmoretoabnsiaess thanany-l
thisgelse.itlsa1nodernpolloy.
Mpoucyisthsguidinshnndotthebuainess.
Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best possi-
ble value and service at the lowest price.
That policy sets a new customer, and brings back the old customer.
This will be the policy at The Hatch & Bailey Co as long as we
are in the lumber business. it you would go through our yard and ,
see how- complete a stock of good dry lumber we have. you could :
readily see why we tool that we can serve your best interests.
The Batch 5. Bailey Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
We are near~jnst as a: as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
’ \
111mm 3
3‘ was the registration of the intention
: election. They will be eligible to cast
A
PREPARE I0 ERIE
we was two;
menu-nus ems:
School In: some-m
lad 131.90cssi 14cm 41
receiving 0! applications from Mt! be
voters on the part of the First and
Second District registrars yesterda!
of six downtown and eight uptown
women to vote during the 00mins city
a ballot for members or the school
“Any ambitious store can acquire new cus-
tomers, but to hold old customers is the
test of success."
One glance at our
new styles. and the
quality and price ex-
plains how we hold
our old customers and
win new ones.
Our overcoat display .
will‘vyin anyone who ~
winter
Rogers CS. Stevens
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
. :wants a Winner for‘
board only. Applications were tiled
ghy the iollowing downtown ladies:
ers. Blanche L McLean. Mrs. Susan
in Bach. Mu. Della a. Olsen. Mrs.
lAnnie Pohlman, Miss Bessie J. Pol“-
Amen and Mrs. Josephine Alice Rumm-
ler. The Second District received 18
more applications than the first ward.
First District.
The registrars oi the First District
held their sessions in the uptown city
!court room. Registrars Bernard C.
{Feeney and Joseph A Carier. were
assisted in receiving applications by
'Députy Registrar Bernard Tully. Dur-
Aing the day eight women handed in
.‘ applications and 131 men.
Second District.
Deputy Registrar Albert M. Pohlmsn
I assisted Registrars Edward B. Doulens
land Jeremiah Began in the city
clerk s allies in the city hall yesterday.
The registrars received from women
A live applications, and from male lobe-
made voters 149.
Third Ward.
J. I. Dunning and A. WXEldrldge
held their session in the Henry Selaer
‘barber shop. on EasEA Washington
street. During the day ‘they received
v
legyhrifl
v
STATE of CONN ECTICUT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
TAXES ON lNVESTMENTS
Owners of securities such as notes, bonds and other
choses' 1n action including depos: ts i'n haansMnot 3 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 1st. Enquire of your hanle
er oriwrite to‘ STATE; TREASURER, Hartford, Conn.
A HEAVY’ PENALTY ' ~
, is fixed for avoiding this tax by a law passed by,th‘c last
. General Assemblyv A copy of the law will be mailed in any
one writing. for it.
, - F. S. CHAMBRLAJN, Treasurer.
H.. ”a
, “Made” September 25. \
Those voters who hahded in their,
,applieations yesterday, and only
1 those. will be formally “made" Septem-
ber 26th.
1 47 applications. . 3
Second Ward.
Ackerly. GeorgeL .. Roton Ave.
Anderson. Louis P.. 16 Pine St.
Axon. Ernest. 10 Sound’Vlew Terrace.
iAronlcl, Bryan W. Mabeéltemo Hole].
iBacon.'Franlr R.. 3 Livin'gizton St.
Ragga. Richard 8.. 19‘ ‘filll'side St.
Banyal. Stephen. 16 have '91?
lBardos. Stephen. 49 ‘Ely Are.
iBayley. NevilleJMahecknio Hotel.
1 Bennett Edward C.. 7 Raymond'St.
Biseell. C. 13.. 144 South Main St.
Bllflt. Michael. 16 Church St.
Blsuvelt, Blanchard. ‘
tBrennan. Bugbne. 138 Washington-St.
Brennan. Frank 1.. .. 179 South Main St.
. Brennan. Frank. 47 West Ave.
I Telephone 743 3
loo: rear: The rear Spring
sokardgcar punctured a spoilA
'6: Week Only
‘Jmt Norwaik Casii Grocery
Free Delivéry
TOMORROW SATURDAY —
Gold Medal Flour, a bag. .
Granulated Sugar, 4 r-4_ lbs. .. .
Delicious Creamery Butter. 11 lb.
l-eseees
- a
eossoolee see
Fancy Potato“. '14 lbs“ ¢
Good Eggs.adozen...................-.....;J,;.... .
Pure LeafLard.alb. \ 11¢»
Quaker Pulled Rice, apkgs. . 25‘
anre Cocoa in qt jars cut to . 29¢
New PostToasnes.apkg. cut to ..... .. 8d.
oils or Clover Milk...‘. 1 ‘.
Old Dutch Cleanser. 2 cans .... . .. ¢
Shredded Wheat. 2 pligh- ..v... 'éld»
.4- Durypas 00m starchoapkg. moo-.... ..... ........1..‘ 8¢
Mwafd Sardines,3cans .25¢
,‘hlorwegian Smoked es, roe size, 2 cans -‘"15¢“
51mm Beef, 15c s1zeyer......,.................... 10¢,
Boja’ndo Molassesacansu 2541i
Peg Evaporated Mjlhacans .‘.‘.. ........15¢
1 sawmk‘fmw' hflcal'lS....u....M.‘.. 15¢
i A Store Closed Until 5:? so P. M.
. _;_i
., : East Norwalk
24 Cottage Street.
swim, From-1: so. Maih‘ St.
“ 'f
Bruno. Salvatore. City Hotel. ~
ABuchta. Joseph. 10 Church St. _
Buchta. Thomas C.. 24 1111111 Grove St.
Burr, 'Karold.,13 Marshall 8t. 1
Casey, William B.. 32 Golden Hill .St.
Chahy. Peter. 26 Lexington Ave.
Clnque. Oscar. 29 Ely Ave.
Clark. Arthur Wilson, Pennoyer St.
Corcoran. Edward J., 10 Tolles s1.
Costello. Vincent M.. 37 Putnam Ave.
Cox. Patrick. Mahackemoflotel.
Cunningham. Conrad, 52 Water St. I
Cunningham. James. 43 High—st.
Dske, Frank, 16 Lincoln Ave.
Dattalo._Frank. 50 Lowe. St.
Deilus. Frank, 62 Taylor Ave. '
Delorie. Joseph 11.. City. Hotel.
memo, Joseph. 5 Curr so -.
, Divine, Arthur Henry, 19 Chestnut St.
ADivlne, Robert. 19 Chestnut St.
Dopona. Frank, 44 Spring Hill Ave. .
1Drew. Ch rlos E. 25 Marshall St.
Dugezon. Octave. 6 Lawrence St.
‘Espoeito. Amlellohiz woof St.
Evaneski.. Harry. Bayviefv Ave.
Eerris. Bentley R.. 35 Washington at.
Férris. James. 104 Water St.
7 Fop.‘John. 9 Day St. ‘. a. ,
Frace. Ralph L. South Main St. _
lFrey. Conrad P.. 36 Taylor Ave. ' -
qGeltr. Peter. 10 Union at.“ : ‘-
4 Giorchlno. Frederick A..- 64 woodward
:WALL ”MET were nominally lower and these and
1 other railways were seriously depress-
n. declines ranging from
Ave. - ' *-
Glasser. David. 6 Wood St.
Glaser. Harry.
One of the unusual features oi’ the .
Kery. Joseph 8.. 74 Lexington Ave.
Lipoczki, Stephen, 63 Ely Ave.
'Bcugeitser. Fred 0., 56 Tay r Aye.~
. Slouch. Joseph 11.. 22 Day St. .,
. Squires.
'. Wallis. Albin B. 8 Putnam Ave:
” White. Roy Winfield. 127, So. "Main St.
74- Tayloi Avo. ‘ . .
' Amundsen. Clifford E.‘. 31 Osborn Ave.
' " Anderson. Andrew A. 48 Van Zant‘Avi
GAZETTE BLDG.
we sell.
ATTRACTIVE.
will be made up specially
TRIsTRAM & HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
GLENBY HAIR
SWITCHES
Two things are impossible!
Switches than may be had here; or to find Hair Goods of
equal quality at lower prices. Moreover, we guarantee abso-
lutely the sanitary condition oi every article of hair that
HOW ‘ABOUT A SWITCH? THESE PRICES ARE
20-inch Brittany Naturally Wavy Switches.
20-inch Gray Naturally Wavy Switches ...... $2.95
Practically every shade is in stock but those not carried
NOBWALE .
To find anywhere finer
. 31.95
at the same price.
an
Knliien. Ottls A.. 55 Bayview Ave.
Lauri.l Maurice, Spring St.
Lee. John J.. 87 Cedar St.
Lehotzky.‘.lulius D., 21 Laura St.
Lonchak. Alexander. 19.Day St.
Lowndes, William R., 60 Woodward
Ave. ‘
Lyublanovitz, Stephen. 110 Cedar St.
Mcliugh. Thomas N.
McMahon. James M.. 53 Cedar St.
McNerney. John E. 7 Seymour St.
Madden, James T. 37 West St
Malone, Frank T.. 16 Havlland St.
Mead, Harold A., 6 Crescent Terrace.
Miller, Charles K. 70 So. Main St.
Minizer. Solomon, Clay St.
Mitaly. Andrew. 9 Bouton St.
Moltasch. Hugo. 8 Spring St.
Monoghan. James. F.. 6 Cross St.
Monoghan, John T. 6 Cross St.
Moore. Charles I... 54 Putnam Ate.
Murray. Charles J ..10 Bayview Ave.
Murphy. John J.. 98 Connecticut Ave.
'Nichols. Charles P.. 3 Day St.
O‘Hara, William H.. 20 West Ave.
Ohlmann. Harry. 4 Livingston St.
Paris. Louis. 24 Woodward Ave.
Patterson. Robert. 34 Raymond St.
Platt. Roland A.. South Main St.
Price. Ernest. Hnntord Place.
Price, James Henry. '34 Washington St
Rois. Charles 0.. 5 Lincoln Ave.
HLKrieger 8:00.
_. Store Closed -
to-morrow until 1 4 P. M.
after 4 P. M. we will be open
for businesses as usual until
10 'P. M. '
SPECIAL SALE FOR SATUR-
DAY NIGHT
VelvegtASallol‘ Shapes all 98c
..._—
“rum 1»: 1341’ :11
AF 1 I!
‘1
Reynolds. Stephen J..14 Taylor Ave.
Riley; James. Mahackemo Hotel.
Roccuuo, Salvatore. A22"Llncoln Ave.
Rock'oil‘, Gustav. ~17 Falrileld Ave.
Rosenthal. Isadore. 104 So. Main St.
Rojkiewca. Casinie. l Neptune Ave. -.
Sandor. James Joseph. 8 Elm Grove St
Scarso. Benedetto. 18 Clay St.
Schweitler, Charles, 14. mlt St.
Schulhaus. Jesse M. 12 Spring St.
Shani. Paul. 8 Lexington Ave.
Bigman Thomas 0.14 Spring St.
Simonsky. Stephen J..130 West St.
Splan. Edwar? 7. 2 my so.
3M1: n. 100 80. Main St
Stapleton, John. 37 Bayview Ave.
Sterling. Charles W.. 30. Falriield Ave.
Sterling. Leroy W.. 61 Woodward Ave.
StockhartA. Samuel W.. 16 Cross St.
Straub. Frank. 23 Day St.
Stravropoulop. MiltonUII Henlord Pl.
Stembel’t. Michael, 8 H1311 St.
'l‘ahnadge. Edwin L. 81 West St.
Taylor. A.'H.. 43 Lowe St. '
Thopsey. Joseph, 104 West St.
Tobey, Frederick; 5 Taylor Place.
'Tortorella. Frank. 63 Spring St.
Tove. Harry 3.. 67 Lexington ‘Ave..~
Daniella. Michael. 14 Lexington Ave. ‘
Unusal values in ~
'“ KITCHEN Nash‘s
inches high. Usually 39c. at
290.
Mason iruit iars, qts. or pts.
3 1-29. each
; Wide mouth fruit Jars whom“
teed 10 yrs. _5 or 6 lb. size. 110
95c. dark finish screen doors.
and 220 volts at ..... 93.00
L anysise........ ..........59e.
35c. parlor brooms at .2341.
fpi‘opl .....l- 2 for 25o. num preserving kettles-at 91.19.
Albert P. Gehebe
' . is West Washington St.
-Phone_ loop—2.. . Prompt Delivery
. ..
Tristrsni. Lester Eggnklin. 206 West
Ave. .....
Tureaynakl. Anthony. 83 West St.
Ungvary.‘ William Joseph; 41 Lowe St.
Vaast, Peter F... 17 Chestnut St. '
Veale. Richard T.. 60 Putnam Ave. -
Vollmer..Wallace‘C.-. 74 West Ave.
Walker. Charles E, 97 Water St.
Wetmore. Claude. 61 Woodward Ave.
Wetmore. Walter G.. 61 Wdodward Av
Hilhelm. Alfred J..1A9 Taylor Ave.
1' Wilmot. Edward R. 163 So. Main St. ..
AZipper'. Frederick. Jr.. 51 Water St.
run-e wire.
Andersen. Dinar ,W.. 24 Rowan St.‘
Amber. William c. 58 0:116:11 Ave.
Berlepkh. Charles A., Jr.: 35 Osborn
Ave. ‘ ‘ ,
Blanarelr. Michael, 79 Thirtifit. 3.,
Edward. 19 Rowaii‘Bt.
Hulse. Harold. Foster Park?
Jone9. Jesse. 9 Keyser Place.
Kelley. James M.. Seaside Place.
Kline. Frederick J.. 12 Thomas St.
, Oliver. Robert J. 17 Cottage S.
A Russell, George lit. 4 Sycamore St.
A Fifth Ward.
Mammal. so.
Barclay, Fritz, Rowayton Ave.
Clark Arthur “7., Pennoyer b‘ve.
‘ Higgins, Ira H.. Pennoye'r Ave.
Kovacs, John. 81 Benton St.
Mital, John, 5 Oak St. .
Priston, Walter. Rowayton Ave.
Piacquadio, Anthony.
Ave
Kling, Oscar Henry. 32 Myrtle St.
Leicsak. Joseph, 3 Fitch St.
McCullsn. James. First st.
Mo’fiktn, William Ward. 23 Gregory
Bpulevard? .
Nadin. Harold G., Lorena St. Palumbo. Samuel: 18 Knapp SR2
Parker, James, 29 Osborn Ave.
Petty. Clarence J.. 1 Charles St.
Partly-,1". 11., 76 (3st Ave. “ Webb sonny,- Roonytonivo
Reynolds, Alton Worthy, 47 on v-St. _ -» , . .
Bitch. William 35595: 64 Cov .
Boos. Frederlek, 30 Second SL‘vv
AUTHORITIES.»
soc. well made sleeve boards .. ..
85c Fibre water pails at 23c. .
$1. 25 Natural finish porch Wine presses $4.60 to 911. 00
blinds 5": 8 at ...... 79¢. . $1. 25 Triangular shape 0-
25c. Turkey leather clusters cedar mops at ....... .. 89c.
19c: 23c. Camera shape lunch boxes
10c upright gas toasters . he. i? 194:.
., 79c. 3 qt. Wear-Ever aluminum 25c. Heavy wire oblong dish
"sauce pans'at...... 59c. drainersst ........ ........19e. b“
8 it. hardwood clothesline 31.59 3 qt, Wear-ever alumlo- .
South Norwslk. .'
Anderson, Henry E., Rowayton Ave
Parker. Lewis 0.. Rowaytoii A7“? P ’
Pesak. Stephen. 59 Benton Sti" -7
Radclliie. Alfred 'l‘., Rowal'toh Ave. '1
‘ ‘ Taylor, Ernest A., 37 Highland Ave.
TnAnsrsaRJNo PANAMA cANAu‘LI“._' _
v
. glass tops.1 1-2 pt.. pt., and qt.
:.size. 59nd“ '3??? . 194:.
I :1 all lancy screen doors, any 164:. wagon sponges at . . . . too 1
size .... ..... 98c. Hotpoint olectricirousguaran-
117 Lexington i
”a.
Ali.‘
‘ 1 War-dull: coon. it 4 elenonnost
Seamdn. Walter F" 19 First St. ‘
' is, James W..10.fiepsant St.
Talon. Louis An. 10 Pleasant St. ..
Straub, Lawrence. 282 East Ave
Taylor.- Willred J). 29 Gregory Boule-
’ transfer of Panama Canal einployes to
WASHINGTON Sept.‘ 17. -——'A1:rs’nge. o
ments were completed today for the
the Government classified service 1111‘
der civil service rules.
Canal om. .
~. ployea would be placed on the eligible
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