i ifference Do you know that most coal dealers have only one bin for each size of coal- ‘ say a half dozen bins in ail-«and can therefore . send you only, the one kind of coal that happens to be “on tap” when your order is filled? Do you know that we have sixteen separate 'bins (Io—count ’em) for coal alone, and can gen- ‘erally offer a choice of several kinds? - This is a very great ad- vai‘itage to the coal con- :umer. 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 having. Then, by using - such coal as we recom- 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 ’phone. or ask our repre- sentative to call if you prefer—no solicitors. THE LFERRlS COAL COMPANY o —-NEw- ‘ s A ll ll K ii A ll 1' ‘, PRATT s BARTLEM 13 Railroad Ave. 'Phone 1412 ANYTIME ‘ Bay or Night spacious and easy riding tomobile will take out ., men and boys, the latest lea and esig 11s a S: Main St. Bo. “small: WAN—$12.50 Suits. . (the genuine) at the same cost Quickly applied without dirt or litter. Heat, cold, sound and fire retarding to a surprising degree. Unexcelled painting surface. , No priming coat needed. 5 Money saved fl decorating. Unaffected by changes in humidity. Surface-sealed and sized by exclusive process. Back of board as welT as front protect ed. .- Selected white spruce fibre all thrOugh. ' Sanitary. Fibre chemically treated for rigidity, strength and durability. The Hatch £1 Bailey Co.‘ For Better Walls, Ce lings and Partitions supplantlng lath, plaster, steel and‘ wood Why repair, refinish, remodel or build in the old way when you can get better results with BEAVER BOARD or less? USES Homes , Offices Stores .Churches Clubs Garages Attics Remodeling Bungalows ,, Theatres Porches 1. ...... ' Store Windows$l Restaurants Lodge I: ails Get our estimate before going ahead with any work. The Hatch £7 Bailey Co. South Norwalk, Conn. We are near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone. - Baptist church. ' ‘11 midnight, last night, for burial. To Introduce L. DeCroife Sons' Total .................... .88 RAILROAD AVE., Saturday SAVERS. '! We Make the .Followmg Big Offer for SATURDAY ONLY Famous ——PERCOLATOR COFFEE— Save the Bags and Get a Percolator l ; -:- F R E E -:- 1 lb. Coffee ............. .32 Q i 1 lb. Boiled Ham . .. ..... .45 A“ l 1 can Butterfly Milk ....... .11 f c PRATT 81 BARTLEM PHONE 1412 FRIDAY. SEPT. 24, 1915 111110111 111111 _ 11. 1101111111 BROWNSVILLE, Tex., Sept. 24.— Mexicans today attacked a detachment of United States soldiers at Progreso, 40 miles west of here, and killed Pri- vate Stubblefleld or Troop 5, Finn United States Cavalry, according to advices received here. . GAZETTE, BLDG. DEATHS AND FUNERALS. Funeral of Mrs. Durland. The funeral of Cecelia Mabel Duro land, wife of Martin B. Duriand, was held at 7:30 o’clock last evening from the late home on First street. Ser— vices were in charge of Rev. Ralph! E G. Hartley, pastor of the downtown? The remains were’ Durland's one-time Novia Scotia,[ removed to Mrs. home in Port George, 1 Funeral of Mr. Pattison. The remains of Arthur E. Pattison, ‘ -.. _ >_ .-.- of liidgewood, 1v. 1.. yesterday after- "exam SHOCK FELT. noon Were interred in Riverside ceme MESSINA, Sept. 24, via Paris, 1:50. .tcry. A1 1he grave services were con p. m..-—-A strong earth shock occurredt ducted by Rev. F. A. Coleman, rector here last night at 9:15 o’clock. No ‘of Trinity Episcopal church. ,damsge was done. ”.0... .... c . . . , I - . l . :_ ‘ THE PARIS , ‘ ‘1 An advance Sale or Fall and Winter Garments. Come and convince yourseli that you can save at this store from $5 to $10 on your wearing apparel. g ‘ Ladies’ and Misses' Suits from $8.95 to $25.00. 1 1 Ladiel’ and Misses’ Coats fro 11 $4.98 to $25.00. . 3 l Ladies' and Misses’ Dresses from $2.98 to $25.00. ) Ladies' and Misses' Skirts from $1.98 to $10.00. . The handsornest waists In town trom 981:. up: Ladies‘ Hats from 500. up. ~. . We carry the best and largest selection of \lillinery and Trimmings We alter free of charge at very low prices. Cloaks & THE PARIS Millinery 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK l E l r j TOMORROW s 1h l 1 -—7 t— 1 011 Every Saturday We Have Specials Worthy of Your Attention =BUT‘ To-morrow’ 8 Great Offerings of vital interest For Women and Misses Comparison will show y0u that Suits 0! this quality are priced elsewhere at $19 50 i0 322 50- - ‘ You have a choice of thirty-five styles—as is all there are. forty of them and every one is duplicates. They are all clever yoke models with inverted platted. side plaited or box platted and back,6tl1ers are belted at. around. Button trimmed backs, braid edged and velvet trimmed effects. that can be converted into a military style or clever notched effects: The skirts are in effective circular models with inverted or side plaits; and packets. The workmansli p is or a superior order. and you must see these handsome suits to appreciate them. ‘ The materials are of excellent quality and include such favorites as STRIPHD 0R PLAIN POPLIN. FRENCH SERGE—An African Brown. Russion Green. Navy Blue. also Black. All are richly lined with silk. \ All sizes for. misses, as Well as for women up to 44-inch bust, are included. Fom Our New and All Clever Stock of Up- to- the- Minute Dresses and Coats R0“ the day we have opened this new and exclusive shop, we doubt whether a busi- ness hour has passed. that did not find one or more customers at our store. admiring our beautiful array of Stunning SUITS—And they justly deserve all the praise and favorable cot’a- ment lavished upon them. nmng -New Fall suits $ , ; 6 75 They come from one or our best makers who specialises in tailored garments for women. an individual model~iivé only being fronts and Dashing new velvet collars 1. some can be worn with lapels. others buttoned up to the throat yokes on some or these skirts, others with belts, loops AND WIDE WALE “is We Enumerate These Three Great Oilerings. 911.111 cgiors; 8“ 11115113. ' ‘ New and stylish mgdels, well tallor~ sizes. “beautifully styled and embodying ex- pert. workmanship, ' ‘ SILK perms; - 1’ HANPSOg‘gAggRDUROY 315er CHA‘STUSEIN‘END DRESSES: ‘ < $2'95 in swideWale Velvet finish quality, CREPEDRESSES ' 1 Five chic and classy meneis. All newest shades. $9.7 5 All colors and - J o wrfl'" 1 01111 5106111 STYLE. ,. fines? Tailored Suits . and Coats The advance guard of the latest models are now displayed’ in our suit department. l The new models are most attractive, including many with fur, or velvet collars and cuffs, and a wide choice of the most popular materials and colors. TRISTRAM ‘ s. HYATT Ii THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK New arrivals in this department received daiiy. ,l- l i "4.7 gem Co. Leading You are Cordi-\\ ally Invited to visit oursMilliney department ~- .wuovuo W; are now showing a most wonderful Collection of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats __I Prices very reasonable. “Shapes and STATE of CONNECTICUT TREASURY DEPARTMENT TAXES 0N lNVESTMENTS Owners of securities such as notes, bonds and other. ' choses 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 fixed for avoiding this tax by a law passed by the last General Assembly A copy of the law will be mailed to any 'tin‘ f r it , . one 11711 g o . F. S. CHAMERLAIN,.,Treasure1-. ... -myw— ..—.......a. » MYSTIC MAN Iaanss'rso. NEW HAVEN Sept. \24 ~Amos R. Park. 1.111.111.1351 K. Harriskot Mya- tic. was ameted here today charged With offenses against .the moral code, alleged,- to have been: committed in ’Mystio in- 1912. as wise taken ionNefi He leaves a. wil%‘ A V. MERIDEN MKN DEAD. MERJDEN, Conn" sept. ilk—Linus Highland farm today, of internal in- juries. sullered a week ago, when he The latter is a school teacher in Avon‘. x in. Stevens. 71- years old, died at his ~... fell through a trap door in his barn. . ., . '1 son- and daughter. , _
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