here’s
, —-A—
ifference
, . Do you how that most
Focal dealers have only one
”for each size of coal—
.1- 2’” a half dozen bins in
1" 7, flip-end can therefore
.33 ‘1 'md you only, the one
1 11111111 of coal that happens
"” be “on tap" when your
1. order is filled?
. if Do you lmow ‘that we
have sixteen separate
thins (Io—count 'em) for
11coal alone, and can gen-
erally offer a choice of
flowers] kinds? 1-
I -, This is a very great ad-
vantage to the_ coal con-
sumer, as every heater or
range cannot use exactly
the same coal with best
results. They are some“
what like human beings—
' they have their whims and
their bad days. And they,
are sure to suffer with
indigestion if not supplied
' with’the proper food.
You may find our ad-
vice in coal matters worth
'5'. having. Then, by using
CI such coal as we recom-
1- mend, plus your own
common sense in its use
and management, it makes
a combination that is hard
to beat
Talk with us over the
’phono, or ask our repre-
sentative to call if you
prefer—no solicitors.
THE '
COMPANY
rooms COAL
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PRATT I. BARTMM
' Railroad Ave.
The Hatch o Bailey 66'.
1' For Better Walls. Ce’lings and Partitions
supplantlng lath, plaster, steel and wood
Why repair,
when you can get better results with BE
refinish, remodel or build in the
(the genuine) at the same cost or less?
Quickly applied
without dirt or litter.
Heat, cold, sound and tire retarding to
a surprising degree.
Unexoel led painting surface.
No priming coat needed.
Money saved in decorating.
Unaffected by changes In humidity.
Surface-sealed and sized by exclusive
process.
as front protect ed.
Selected white spruce fibre all through.
Sanitary.
Homes «Remodeling
Oflices Bungalows
Stores Theatres
Back of board as well Churches Porches
Clubs ’ Store‘ Windows
Garages Restaurants
Attics Lodge Halls
Fibre chemically treated for rigidity,
strength and
Get our estimate before going ahead with any work.
durability.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
We are near-just as for as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
South Norwalk,
AVER BOARD
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' Anthony Comstock was born in
New Canaan in 1844.
I Wyckotl's academy in his native town
‘ and the New Britain high school
the Civil War he volunteered to lake TODAY IN WALL STREET
Conn.
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Phones—881 Norwaik; 1180 South Norwalk.
The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
I DARIEN so.
Free Delivery
NORWAIIK.
WE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC THE FOLLOWING P '8 N
Shoulder steak ............ 14c Shoulder of Lamb ......... 14c
Hamburg Steak ........ . . . . 16o Swift's Golden West Fowl .220
Round Steak .............. 20¢ swiny' Premium Roiltil‘lfl1
Sirlom Steak ............ .. 24c Chl k
Porterhouee Steak . ..261: c ens """" 28°
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Prime Ribs of Beef . . . 14c-22c Sperry & Barnes Hams 20°
Legs of Spring Lamb ...... 20c Sperry ‘ mm“. Bacon
Rib Lamb Chops ....... 181: (MP) ----------------- 1 201:
Loln Lamb Chops ........ .. 30c Swift's Sklnback Hams 17c
SWEET POTATOES. . .....1 .......................... 300 peck.
FRESH PORK L0 N8 AND SHOULDERS
NATIVE VEAL
stock contracted a cold while on 11111
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SWIFT'S..BROOKFIEL1D EGGS AND BUTTER.
FRESH VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.
NATIVE MELONS AND PEACHES.‘
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Darien Conn.
men and boys, the latest
Tel. 583-2.
might think.
your check with
when your table
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CHARNOK’S MARKET
Free Delivery. 76
mutton. lanib, eta,
and strength which are, the
foundation of beauty. They paint
.1"- Beauty and ”the” Beast
are more closely allied than one
cow prime beer, 1
give health
the bus 01'
health and give brightness to
the wound vivaclty to the body
is furnished
with high grade tender and juicy
meats from Chamok’s.
N. Main St.
STATE of CONNECTICUT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
TAXES ON lNVEST MENTS
Owners of securities such as notes, bonds and other
choses 1n action including deposits 111 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 1511. Enquire of your bank-1'
or or write to STATE TREASURER, Hartford, Conn.
" A HEAVY PENALTY
is fixed for avoiding this tax by a law passed by the last
Goneral Assembly. A copy of the law will be mailed to any
. one. writing for it. .
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F. S. CHAMERLAIN,
Treasurer.
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who was killed at Gettysburg. He join-
ed the ranks, fighting till the close of 10' 30 a.
the war
York Society for the Suppression of ”011 8‘ iii opening Oi i008)" 8 market.
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brought about 3, 500 criminals to jus- vance 0‘ 2? D
lice.
1871 to Miss Margaret Hamilton.o
1'11 es him.
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The New Fall Coatings Are Here
They include a most attractive desirable mixture, price from $2.00 to $3.50 the yard.
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T1RISTR;AM 8. HYATT
LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
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NEW YORK.. Sept. 22,—Anthony
Comstock, secretary of the New York
"‘ Society for the
died at his home in Summit, N. J., last
Suppression of Vice,
ight alter a brief illness. Mr. Com-
NEW LININGS’ 1N PLAIN COLORS AND FANCY DESIGNS.
1 VENETIANS IN GREAT VARIETY.
. LINING SATINS FROM 75¢ TO $1.50 THE YARD.
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acatton ten days ago which later
He studied at
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Ac complete line of famous Skinner Satins.
In
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NEW YORK, Sept. 22 (Wall Street,
. m.)—*Au10mobile ’ shares
secretary of the New again monopolizcd speculative atten-
he place in the army or a brother
As
ector he General Motors made an initial ad-
Oints at 345,81udebaker’s}
ML Comatock was married in first sale ‘showcd a gain of 3 12 at
of 143 1 2, soon adding another 1 1- 2, and
with a daughter sur- Maxwell Gammon with a gain of 2 all
‘ .57 3-8.11ud the second preferred up:
Mr. Comstock was noted for many 5 1-2 to 4i). made. new records. Among:
years for his crusades against immor ihi‘ other specialties Westinghouse,
He began back in 1372 when which was rushed forward in yestcri
(1111's late. trading opened with 4,000
shares at. 123 14 10 124,11 gain of;
1 3-.8 anil General Elecuic rose a
point to 75 1-.8 Other war stocks;
'showcd gains of 1 lo 3 points, with
the usualncglcct of the 1ail11ay list.
WALL 1 STREET, Noon—«Motor;
shares and other specialties went;
in 1873 the New York Society fo1 higher ini lhc cxircmcly active first:
the Suppression of Vice was formeddmur, with new high records for‘
by a group of promlnoni‘Ncw Yorkisunlcbnkor at 145 and the Maxwell is
men and Mr (‘omslock was made its sues as a whole. From this level there:
special agent. He pushed. his mum were reactions ranging from“ .-. to 101.
pain in cement, and thousands of ar— pblnts General Motors declining to.
rests and convictions resulted. Thoi335. La er Petroleum issues were':
same year the post omce department taken up, Texas Company rising 4 to:
e'mploycd Mr. Gemstock as an lnspec- the new high of 157 1 2, with 4 1— 4 for
—-‘tor and it is said that he had much. Mexican Petroleum at 91 1-.4 OtherI
new recor s were: American Woolen
4 1-4 to 2 14 and Continental Can
3 to 98. IUnited States Steel, whichi
had been icompsrativcly dormun1.roso
a point to 77, within a fraction of its
high price of recent 1'.cars Bonds}
were steady.
"WHAT THE WAR MEANS TO
AMERICAN BUSINESS"
and post oflice insp
New York. who.
he was a dry goods clerk in a local
store. and succeeded in suppressing
an objectionable book that was being
circulated among his co-workors. SO
clsicd was he over the success of his
linitial effort that Mr. Common. de-
icidcd to make the crusade against vice
his life work.
a'cilons through the'malls. 1
Through his attacks in) exhibitions
and sales oi plcturesl-whlcb were re
carded by many as works of art, Mr. i‘
Comstock remained much in1 the nub
llc eye and was often severely critl~
cloud. ‘
Charles A. Sibley, who represents
Robson's 1Btatlstical Organisation or
Wellesley Hills, Mesa. will speak on
this subject at the annual meeting or
the Nora‘alk Chamber of: Commerce.
which wiIl be held in the Town As-'
sembly Hall 11% o'clock tonight.
m cm Will:
There will be a brief business meet-
“My SIM we“ I“ '8!" ins folioWed by the anndal election of
i0“ ROMS s“ "I” up “0' Officers. alter which Mr. Sibley, who is
. , a noted .spesker. will talk on the above
Sinatra's.
timely topic.
The Chiimber of Commercecordlally
invites the public to this meeting. and
seats willI be reserved for ladies. Come
and hear‘ what the Chamber of Com-
meroo is Pains for this community:
....
_ Clarence l. Finch, who is in charge
of the plans for Community Hall,
which is to be erected under the di-
rection of the East Norwallt Improve
ment Association. stated this morning
he will have the spEclficstlons ready .
within several days»~for' contractor’s
bids. r1111 new ball will be erected on
. FLlM-FLAMMER AT WORK.
rant in Washington street, this after-
noon. and had a lunch, tending a W
Y“ ZN" street. onIthe. East Side. bill in payinent. On being given the
’ Description '°f’ ”MW" V change 1.1 qdlckly discovered that he
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The basement will have one big room, ed to r hit 56 bill back again It was
"59338 This “labia???“ 22:32:: ighen. and when the cashier came to
room purposes \
tum. The ceiling will be 13 feet from :::;::;t 3:: gzgpgztrfi 82nd 3‘:
the floor. Adjoining this room will be matter w'as reported to the police.
a modern and completely furnished who havia not yet found the film-
pu-to-date sanitary kitchen. Besides l. amnier ‘ '
these two important room there will1 .1-
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Native Calves’ Liver
Lamb Chops I.
Rib Roast
Schulize’s ~
usuu.---e.....-u-o-ue-eeta...
.12}/2¢ to 20¢:
3§amiary Markets
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‘ be dressing rooms for ladies and son-
GILBFRT FARM INSPECTION.-
REDDENG, Sept. 22. —-Governor Mara
cos 1!. Holcomb and the anrd
tlemen. as Nsl as the furnace room‘
The floor over. the basement will
be carried by eye-beams. This means".
: no unsightly and. inchnventent poles]flfitegkgmsflggnrfiguthSSf:
wul mgr the basement. 0n the hunt.1 noo 11‘ in 1118118 a the Gilbert For
part or the first floor will be the dl-fi lieorgetown, on W or the col-
. Tilda,“ room and the “MW-11“ th-e Hose With the Governor were Presl-
‘1 rear. there Will be an auditOrium (1398‘ «1111011311.... L em 0‘ i118 annexe;
bio of seating from 460 to 600 people. J W “so”, or Avon-C1 E.Ly111an.
"It will contain a (/lressing room and ofMlddlhfleld' L. a mum. of West-
stage. port' Coonel, c. M. aJrvls. 'ot Berlin,
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“$11.1 Ifor “some". dancing, '
H. Krieger 81 Co.
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As You Get Ready to Buy
FALL
DON’T FAIL To Look Over Our
NEW STYLES.
You Are Cordially Invited To Open
A CHARGE ACCOUNT
Ready-to-wear Goo best and largest assortment of
Here you’ll find the ds at popular prices in the city.
of
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The Very Best
Fancy Patient
PECIAL
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serum
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