All is not. Coal that
fitters “Leldgir” is a
idlarming robe of a name
flick covers a rmdtlude
\.
'kanthracitesinHotte
. hens of draught—and '
~"liiere's a lot of Lehigh
first is poor under any
‘ “Gross Creek" is one‘of
fiybest coals that come
, out o; the earth; We have
stock of this kind that
, looks beautiful from a
1 ' 1 dealer's standpoint.
“find is every bit as good‘as
it boils.
1;, The new stock {of Pea
’vcoal which we have just
‘ ~“received is unusually large
in size. Such coal is often
»sdvertisg_d by dealers as
..“srnsll nu " This lot is
really of such site that it
is quite likely you might
be able to use it in place
of Nut—at a saving pf
\Sr.5o per ton.
Give us your heating
problems and we will help
you solve them—so far as
fuel is concerned.
. No importunate solici-‘_
.'tors.
x' e
The {Hatch fr Bailey; (50.
- his value and service at the must price.
WHITMAN
MSWIIIRIMH
‘ Ethanol: one principle that means more to a business than any- ~
thing else, it is a modern policy. 1 ‘
Th1! policy is the said” hand of the business. .
Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best posst- = ‘
““0”me rs
MMMSHWM
leash—Gilt WI Ale-t to
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velepesliiiB'eSseIMBydfi.
III'IMM
That policy gets a new customer, and brings back the old customer
This will be the policy of The Batch 1: Bailey Co. as long as we
are in the lumber business. if you would‘go 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 6 Bailey Co.
South Norwallr, Conn.
We are near—just?” far-as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
I
1
' Feeling that the men and women)
' who work hard to aid in its ”0599“
ity, the oiilcials of the Manhattan
Rubber Manufacturing Company, of
Passaic, N. J., yesterday anngsnced
' w-w-f to all its employee through Superin-
' tendent Frank Ball and the foremen of
rams COAL
the various departments ~that they
would be paid a percentage home with
each two weeks‘ pay as long as the
i profits of the company would warrant
Special prices- for Saturday
P
my. has: "at. in:
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TRIS'I'RAM s. HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK i
Fruit Jars and Jolly GlaSscs
Owing to the unprecedente d demand created by our special low prices we have had to re-
order on many items, and are now able to fill all demands promptly at the following cut
figures: .
Parowax,lb. cakes—84:
Lightning Pints...........,.....gocdoz.
3- rolls Wax Paper roc
Melville Rubbers 15cdoz.‘
too Jelly Sealers ............5é
E. 2., pints ........ 60c doz.
Mason Jar Tops rscdoz.
Fancy Jelly Moulds, tin tops rgc—zscdoz.
Mason or Lightning Rubbers . . . . .. 10c (10:.
“t.
JellyBsgwith strongwire stand ...... ...... 19c 1
Keen Kutter Food Choppers,‘$r.25 size, 79c; $1.50 size, $1.00.
“MM—Mi
seas-INs-ssoos
’ \
fighFfieg'Shoulders . . ....... . 10c lb. such a division.
Sugar CUM Him ..... rdclb Thstomottueguutotheworx.
Small Picnics a P 18c lb. ers will probably be between $20,000
.Lean Pct Roast :3 I-ac and825,000the1flrstyesr. Thesched-
‘ Sperry W """ ' """""" 150 UP ule on which the bonus will be given
N and Barnes’ Bacon. ..... . ..... . ......... sec 1,;
53:: val and ChiCkeng, ' To all persons who have been with
Gold flmhflum“ . . 40c lb. lthecompsnysixmonthstotwoyesrs.
01 utter ......... yum. 35c three percent. will be added to the h
canargsring . .r:’. ............. soc—25c A
Fresh and Smoked Beef Ton e.
All kinds of Fresh Vegetables.“
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Tel. 5833- ,Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St.
two to five years, a five per cent. bo-
louger, seven per cent.
Charles T. Young. smtary of the
company. in an interview last nighr.‘
‘said:
“The company desires that all cm-
ploycs who have served any length of
N
W
the profits now enjoyed by the firm.
The bonus will be continued as long '
as we keep going in the present pros-
perous condition and there is nothing
we can see now which should inter-
fere.
"This action, is entirely voluntaryia
,1on the part of the company." in
‘ ‘ Mr. Young added that the mill was'
enjoying most favorable labor condi-
lions and that the business was with
American concerns exclusively.
said the factory was not working on
any war orders, 1 . i
Tile Beers Meal & Provision Co.
6 stbti St.,.Norwalk.13 Main St, Norwalk.
ABM-«(O ~-
,-.- 1
f
COMPANY
1
1 Schullic’s 3Sahlllll'y Markets.
‘ 1with the company pr sever-ill yehss.
I
DEh'rus AND ruitriréALs
7" Ilay or Night
Our spacious/wIn and
utomobilemll
‘ 3: WASHINGTON or. 9mm 81'. 1
... 1
Niles Frances May Valentine.1
The many friends of Miss Frances‘
May Valentine will he shocked to hear‘
of her death Friday morning at
SOUTH N ORWALK. 3NORWALK.
isms ‘
STATE of CONNECTICUT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
ibeen known and loved by a host
lfrieuds in and around the Norwalks,
where she lived several years ago, and
it was here she spent a part of eacnl
summer. She is the daughter of Mrs.
Mary A. Bilcox, to whom all her friends
' ,Say‘s school Children Are Inoculated
"'2“ The report or the board states that
ieatend- their heart felt sympathy. She
Hence a brother, George Valentine,
superintendent of the Waterbury Man-
ufacturlng Company.
100m., and a sister. Mrs. Elmer Bil-I
‘ lard, of Stamford. The funeral will be!
'held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning‘
from her late home, 87 Butler street, '1
New Haven, and interment at Not-
. wich.
1 Death of Gladys May Catterall.
1 Gladys May, seven year. old daugh
ter of Mr. and Hrs. Percy Cattersll,
11of Silver-mine avenue, died _st her
home last night about 9 pjcloci'rndol-
lowing a short 'lllncss. The funeral
TAXES (3N INVESTMENTS
03ml; "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 1st. Enquire of your bank-
. er or write to STATE TREASURER, Hartford. Conn.
A HEAVY PENALTY
is fued for avoiding this tax by a law passed by the last
General Assembly. A copy of the law will be mailed to any
" one writing for it:
F. S CHAMERLAIN Treasurer.
be allowed to touch or blow uponthe
site The dressing should be changed ‘ternoon at'2230‘o'clock from the home
when soiled and a fresh dressing upaisnd Rev. L. B. Howell‘will ofii'clatc.
plied. If a scab has formed it should Interment will be in lilverside ceme-
not berrcmoved. The sleeve of the levy. 1 , . ,
shirt or undershirt should not be an ' " -———. »
lowed to touch the vaccine vesicle. 1
Therefore, according to the report
STATE HEALTH ‘SOARD FAVORS
VACOINATION.
...-q.“
in Most Towns and Should Be m1
I
'Murdoch Avery. (
The interment of‘ Murdoch, infant
1 wAIli‘ .
; The connectlcut state board .of
1- health in a bulletin issued yesterday
‘defends- vaccination which has been
0 l .
opposed in Maiden and other towns. min mm “1“" 13130119! ”Pdii‘wsr 0' Ridflfleld. “Wk place yesterday of
properly cared for, should have no lie cemetery. Danbury.
terrors for any, but rather should be »
welcomed as an easy means of escap- 1.-
since the introduction of vaccination .
1 a «0—..1 .1“ 5 E I; . A
-Funeral of Mrs. Shown. .
NEW YORK BANK TELLER MlSB—'
Harry Bradley’s Car Found in Water ,
”Eu?" "5° Slim "Jenn two “7:62:32: in Wall street, New York city, who has
enve ope, o 0‘8 w o h“ been visiting his mother here, is miss-
ing and today the police were asked
nus and all working five years or to search for him.
night.
was found, partly submerged in what.
is known as Cove Pond, near here. 1101
. the automob le. Only‘one was found.
time and faithfully, should share in. The police plan to search the pond to-
day.
Bradley was very nervous just before
he started on
He remarked, it is said, that the day?
was the anniversary of an automobilel
had recently returned with his wife
and child from an automobile trip to
H. Vermont.
examination of the water was made in
Eat-Councilman Jesse M. Ferris, or the hope of finding the body or some
130““! Norwalk. has been ““1““de of his clothing but without result.
phosky, a farm hand employed by Vic- 'fDavls’. who
o'clock at her home. 87 Butler street, ”"0"?
i Newsten, Conn. Miss Valentine has barn 3MB}
of o'clock by his employer.
aminer Dr. E. T. Bradstreet pronounc—
ed death due to heat pr’EsQ'atlon. 1
1 field during 4be morning ano‘flifie er
3 din'n'er returned to his task. After‘ 91
1sbort hlle he went int t “0
W 0- he barn; wh‘s‘ unable~t1o procure the proper D
of WAterbnp-y and was mart“, and leaves a fam ,
1 fourteenth Connecticut Volunteer Regi-l
services will’be held on_.'§iondsy af— 1
V1'ven; secretary, K. E. News“,
" Hartford; assistant secretary, J.
of the state board, vaccination. if ad- son of Mr and Mrs. Clarence E. Avem.
pure. virus, a competent physician and ternoon at 3 o’clock in the New Catho 1
ING.
-*
In Stamford.
STAMFORD, Sept. 18 .-——Ha'rry Brad-
y, note teller of the Merchants Bank
H. Kriegcr‘s; Co.
====_—.———
_ JUST AS SOON
As You Get Ready to Buy
Bradley left for
cw Haven in his touring carJgst
This morning, the machine
as known 0 have three suit cases in
According to pNioe information
DON’T EAIL To Look Over Our
.“NEW STYLES
You Are Cordially invited T 0 Open
A CHARGE ACCOUNT
Ready-to-wear doc best and largest assortment of
Here you’ll find the ds at popular prices in the city.
his trip toNe‘P Haven. 1
ccldent in Brooklyn, N.‘Y.,
is son was killed.
Bradley was on his
in which i
vacatlgp, and
When his automobile was
ound in the pond today. a superficial
WOMAN QUPE 0F OUTUS KING
SAYS HE IS ON ISLAND OFF
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
MERIDEN FARM HAND FOUND
DEAD IN BARN.
" NEW YORK, Sept —_18' (Wall Street,
- , ‘ 1*—
WKton Zolatosky Dies; After Beings THE GOMT OF SOUTH AMERICA 10: 30 a. m.) .-—!Var shares and mo'tgr
Overcome By the Heat. 1 “Glitus Kins“ may W in I11 stocks which came within that class
-’Wklon Zalat- America." according t0 3513- Adeline were again the features of interest to-
i‘ccently appeared before‘day_ General Motors gained an initial
uccblni, was found dead in a State's Attorney Homer 8. Cummings advance of five points to 285, Stude—
afternoon about 4 ‘0 “in“? 59" ”9°“er with the de- baker made a new high quotation on
Medical Ex ,faulting mm” “d “k ‘0’ “ “a" its rise of 1 1-4 to 120 3 4 and Great
rant for his arrest Northern Ore, which led \esterdayf s
1 “l was furnished with the address market gained 1 ” lo 47 18 its high
°f King,” ”M M" Davis today, andiprlce in some. years. Colorado Fuel,
I knew where he was Q“ Labor Day'icrucible Steel. American Steel Foun-
Though I made every effort in Bridge :dries and others of that group rose
on through the pollee and otheps that fractions to a point. _U. 8. Steel
ved within narrow limits on small
dlERlDEN, Sept. 18.
Zalatkos'ky was workingi a coral
where he was found later. f his arrest owl to the SP; imov
per 0
Zalstkosky us about 40 years old once ”JEN. ecuting “time” and idealings, and railways showed no ap-
preciahle change. General Motors and
the fact thatt Superior court w‘as
not sitting. I am a?! assured from
linfo‘rmation I have rece‘flted that he1vance
1 meri-
CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER as. is 0g? an island on the Soul‘s-ill
300M110“ _ ,can coast and that there is te
MERIDEN, Conn" Sept.118th.—Tho1}
Great Northern Ore made further ad-
lly.1 Efforts to locate his widow ori
s in the first half hour
family failed.
l Stocks of leading railways figured
. ortantly in today’s short. but ac<
scion of the Stock Exchange
lag behind at the opening.‘
glug from 1 to 3 points
“hood of his return." 1 1
Mrs. Davis claims to have lost ap- tlve
mental Association met in annual sea-i proximately ‘3' 700 through King. A 1after ‘3
——-——-—-.-‘—--—'—"’ ’ lh'd'vanccs
also here esterda the 51st anniveb
! 1.), of thye mu?“ , tletam, hi ascewea son TELEPHONE COM- infused 3,9,19,1- ~ nfldence into the
., EANY. - ’ar issues con-
which the re lment took art. bout ’ 1 SPEPPIPPV" position
g p A A NEW YORK Sept 18 “Fedemhtlnued to occupy first pi. e however,
150 active and honorary members
were present. The reports showed six-
teen deaths during the year. , _
omcers were elected as follows: Pres-
ident, John E Stannard, Springfield.
.Mass.; vice-presidents. G. A. Stocking,
Glastonbury; C. E. Pollard, New Ha-
East
in
Judge. Housb “a” appointed Robert though here and there inn. “PPS 0P1
P Levis, an attorney,r ”cam, {or the’iurther realizing were plainly so . ”Au":
inter-ocean Telephone Company. 1 0‘ Itomobile issues attracted littentlon b ,7
Amulet against which a petition m1reason of their continued advances.
involuntary benkfuptcy was filed ear~ General Motors gaining a‘iotal of 111
list: in the day. The receiver will con-1
tinile the business thirty days I at 290 and Studebaker advancing. 1,.
rue mm and West“ mm“?! ‘ o 1-4. making a new record of 125 or.”
Company. With a claim of $41,365 10,. ab There was a further rally ln the final
alleged breach 01 contract was mgcmep dealings, which carried some of the‘
petitioner. specialties and railways to best prices
The financial diiilculties of the mm of the day. The closing was strong. .2
pany were said to be due to the hold-. Bonds were steady. <
,_____...;_...1..'_'.——‘—-—
of several lar car o‘es by .
LAWYERS. 0PHOSE TRMLS Tmm‘igrgea‘tmmitaln and subgquengt demur-
WHITE “EAT '3 page the company Was forced to pay
1 customers.
4
glis,~Middletown; tressurer,f. “Of“:
Hammond, Rockvillo;. assistant
urer, Harry Symonds, Rockvillem 1
lain,..lbhn Symonds, Rockville. ‘
fl
NEW YORK BANKER MISSING. ’
there has been a great falling off
of dea‘tl'ia resulting (To!
11 The remains of Mrs. Jane E. Brown,
]._formerly of this city,
holiday in Troy, N. Y. will arrive here
ing the ravages ,of the dreaded so
A r of Trinity
:Funerat11‘0f‘ Mlis Trish-am.
who (use Wed-1
k. Intern 7
1 Episcopal;
._ A. Coleman, will of- try cases in court. Judge Howard
othflesharsh Eg’l‘rls- year l’n‘tbs common
STAHFGRD, Sept. lE—M‘tcr mak. ,\.,
lug inquiries in many directions dur- 11 .
lug last night the Stamford police
1 r " ’.
COLLISION ON POST- ROAD.
A tourlg car owned by c. Clements,
No Gases Omlgned In Coirimon F’lsasI
1 court Until HoLWave Quits.
i lle‘the hot weather of ,the past
u was reigns there was no desira‘ the
‘ a” pm °f meme" gggzzgd 1:12:11: 5::‘Triingcdl2ision “mm “° "“9 °' 39“” 3 3'8“”: E
, . r . '
0' the ‘08“ , fraternity ‘0 withanother automobile, Thursday note teller oi the Merchants Bank.
inWall street, New York city. who is 1'
supposed to have mysteriously disap-
pear-ed. rue police are not inclined
to believe that he was drowned in
C10ve Pond, where his automobile was
, found partly submerged yesterday.
1““ hither they scum that he left the 3‘;
{shield with two dress suit cam .
" leavlhg one in it. evertheless they
v’zill have the irate draggedr today. 1
‘ Bradley. into had visited his to on
inhe’rp, left for New/Haven on fiihurs‘ ,
n- his- rhschine Krill 1 Bradley s1
e bummer home in WON“;
1f 1 T
J Scott put the matter up to the 1°V9$n§';nh?: Posaiwashge 32:“
lawyers assembled at the first leort M e m c P V.’ d h-
'cal'endar mgpo‘n, of the new ”inert mudtguards, broken lights an smas
Plead court yes. ied running board were the chief dam—
W and they were about‘” NP PP“ “5 injured. ,'
. 5. .
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