here’ s
A—
ifference
Do you know that most
M dealers have only one
“I for each size of coal—
Iay a half dozen bins in
all-sand can therefore
, send you only the one
j 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-
:vantage to the coal con-
' sumer, as every heater or
range cannot use exactly
the same coal with best
“ .I results. They are some-
‘ *' what like human beings— 1
they have their whims and
,_ their bad days. And they
- 1 are sure to suiier with
., indigestion if not supplied
" with the proper food.
You may find our ad-
y .. :_ r. _ 1‘ . 3
sucrose. am. a, {913“
Is!
The Hatch E Bailey Co.
For Better Walls, Ce lings and Partitions
Suppiantlng lath, plaster, steel and wood
Why repair, refinish, remodel or build in the old way
when you can get better results with BEAVER BOARD
(the genuine) at the same cost ck less?
Quickly applied without dirt or litter.
Heat, cold, sound and fire retarding to
a surprising degree.
Unexceiled painting surface.
No priming coat needed.
USES
Fibre chemically treated for rigidity,
strength and durability.
Get our estimate before going ahead with any work.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co. I
South Norwalk, Conn.
We are near—Just as far as the nearest letter- box or telephone
THE PARIS '
An advance Sale of Fall and Winter Garments. Come and convince
yourself that you can save at this store from $5 to 810 on your wearing
apparel. O
Ladlea' and Mlsses’ Suits from $8.95 to $25.00.
Ladiel' and Mlsses' Coats fron $4. 98 to $25.00.
Ladies’ and Misses' Drelses from $2. 98 to $25.00.
Ladies’ and Misses's Skirts from $1.98 to 910.00.
The handsomest waists in town from 98c. up.
Ladles’ Hats from 500. up. ...-1;»
We carry the best and largest selection of Miliincry and Trimmings
.‘r
vice in coal matters worth
having. Then, by using 1
.‘such coal as we recom— _
‘ mend, plus your own i
' common sense in its use
and management, it makes
a combination that is hard
to beat.
‘ I Talk with us over the'
C ’phono, or ask our repre-
sentative to call if you
' ”prefer—no solicitors.
THE
-COMPANY
at very low prices. We alter free of charge.
Cloeks &
Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK
THE PARIS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
' Homes Remodeling
Money saved In decorating.
Unaffected by changes in humidity. Offices Bungalows
Surface-sealed and sized by exclusive 8‘0“”. Theatres
procesl. Back of board as well Churches Porches ...,
as "0'“ protected. Clubs Store Windows
Selected white spruce fibre all through. Garages Restaurants
“MW?“ - Attics Lodge Hails
_— 5
*——~—- Icail up a neighbor and arrange about
immudnmumcu TRISTRAM s. HYATT
I 3......
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
TRUMBULL, Conn, Sept. 27.—-J.
Smith Haines. a wealthy ITI-umhull
‘ farmer, today shot and killed his
wife, at 'their home here, with a shot-
gun. He then mide his escape. The
shooting is said to have been the out-
come of an argument over the ques-
tion of hiring a team to take Mrs.
Haines to court to testify against her
husband. who was charged with hav-i
ing beaten her last Thursday. l
The two were alone in the house.
Three of their four children were '
' away at school and the other, ’.l‘nson.i
-——.
SInall Stone Crooks For Pickles
Owing to the big demand we have had to re-order on the
smaller sizes of Stone
Crocks; and have just received a big supply of the smaller sizes suitable for pickles and
press... m I
1 gallon size, with cover, high or low Larger sizes at proportionate prices.
16 years old! had just left home to so shape ..... . .. . . . . . . .. .. 20c This is the place to buy Fruit Jars.
' to school in Bridgepor’l’.""’ 2 gallon size, with cover . . . . . . . . .‘ . 29¢: Mason’s, “Sureseal,” “E. 2.," “Lightning"
As nearly as can be (earned Halnes . . .. n
and his wife had a quarrel cm. W 3 gallon size, w1th cover . .. 45c and Ec onomy.
curing/a team to take her to court. Pints or quarts. Ask our prices.
lliaines declared. it is said, that if she .r/ , ~ '
, lwent to testify against him she would I ...—x
3-; ' , lg ‘ ...; a
{have to walk.
When she went to the telephone to
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STAMFORD. Conn, Sept. 28.—
Tholnas F. f‘iark. Jr., seven-yearsold,
was runI down by an automobile today.
driven by Thomas J. l‘ritchard, an un»
dertuker, and died of his injuries
soon afterwards at the hospital. Prit-
chard is‘being held on a. charge of
manslaughter, pending the finding of
the coroner. it is alleged that the
child run in front of the machine sud
denly. lie was struck by one of the
headlights and knocked down. The
car ran ovgphim.‘
II a. team. Haines is said to have hr ed
at her with a deuble-barreled shot-
gun. striking her on the arm. She.
then turned to run from the house.l
but, it is believed, faced about as she
,reached the. back door, for Haines
discharged the other barrel at her and
the charge struck her in the heart.
lkilling her instantly.
: The. son, Jason. who had gone but a
:short distance from the house. rush-
ed bnck on hearing the shots. He
found his mother lying on the floor of
the. kitchen dead, and his father stand-
ing nearby with the shotgun in his
hands.
I As the youth ran into the room. he
Jsuid. his father levelled the gun at
I'lIimI The boy made his escape and
,rII'nnlng to a neighbor’s house noti-
ified the. authorities. A call was sent
H. Krieger & Co.
All that is newest for Fall in
Millinery, ready to wear. Suits,
early fall sport coats, boy’s and
girl’s clothes, men’s clothing
ready for inspection.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
. Try Our Sugar Cured Corned Beef
Plate ................ Home— made Sausage .. 20c
Brisket ....... . Ioc Roast Beef . ......... 14c
Rump ................ I6c Veal Stew ............ 14c
Fresh Shoulders ...... 14c Lamb Chops 20c to 28c
Fresh Hams ......... soc
Schultze’ s 3Similary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NQRWALK. NORWALK.
ilo Bridgeport. and an nmbnlnnce and
a squad of police responded.
llaincs had in the meantime dis-
;appenred. however. and a. preliminary
" Samuel Platt.
Word was received here this morn-
ing that Samuel. Film, of this city.
died at the age of 78 \cars, in the
We Solicit Charge Accounts
Bills can be settled In period
l s ’I v - o .
a;nrr;h failul to reveal his whtre Odd Fellow's Home. Groton, Conn.
n ou s . -
i | Sunday evening. The remains Will t
l According to information which the arrive in South Norwalk this qucr- a men S
I police hhv e. llaines previously
noon in charge of Funeral Director
l‘tedetlck Ghnung. l-ur thirty years
Mr. Plait was engineer in the hut
Ithrentenod his wife's life, and one
Iiime. it is said. had stationed himself
:oui side of her bedroom door with a. shop, on Railtoad avenue now 0“.“
:iosded revolver in his hand. Mrs.
W I ll ill F‘Es.
——NEW--
8 I ll ll K l I ll T
PRATT a BARTLEM
13 Railroad Ave.
’Phone 1412
..lieers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
South Ndrwalk, \ Norwslk.
‘ PHONES:
1180, Shut]: Norwalk. 81, Norwalk.
...—-..”... ....“ mm“...—
H pied by the Dreyer Company. pro
l aines, however, got onto! the mqm vious' to his giving up active employ
{another way.
. ment 0 is a rvlved by three chil-
llnines is said to have been drink- H‘ ll
I - dren: fluny Plait, of this city; Er-
,ing heavily 0' W" Th9. flames nest Paine Platt of New Haven. and
place is one of the landmarks of the Mrs Alice A Lowe, of N5“, Jersey
town and has been in the family for
en I” H i 1 48 id He was one of the oldest and most! .
1" era ”‘3' ones ' years 0 romine t. mbers of Butler Lodge
and his wife was 46. p n in
Ioor.‘
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STATE or CONNECTICUT
TREASPRY DEPARTMENT s
TAXES 0N INVESTMENTS
Owners of securities such as notes, bonds and other
choses In action including deposits' In banks. (not a Savings
" l 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 Ist. Enquire of your bank—
er or write to STATE TREASURER, Hartford. Conn.
A HEAVY PENALTY
.‘
_ echelons and easy riding
“mobile will take out
ANDREW TAYLOR
Livery and Trucking
Darien Conn.
-——-——-——-—.——___ ‘._.__._.
MERRILL COLLEGE
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will fit
you to secure and hold a good position.
, ASK FOR
23 EBOOKLET
sourn NORWALK srauronn '
PORT CHESTER _
II
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
one writing for it.
' F. S. CHAMERLAIN, Treasurer.
For the first time in the history - SAVANNAH. GIL. Sept. 28—!th -
of the Norwaik police department Norwegian slower Melderskin. dis-
the officials will now be able to send abled by the loss of II propeller. was
out accurate and complete descrip— due “NINE! £1“ 10‘” 0f “19 British
tions of persons for whom they are steamer Hesperides.
looking. The latest addition to the The Melderskin. laden with 94-885
ofilce of Detective Sergeant Thomas bags 0’ S0599 from 83““ Lucia t°
Leatherinnd's in the City Hall is a New York, lost her propeller Septem-
uollce scales, attached to which is hers. Shanwas without wireless equip-
s measuring apparatus. This new fea- merit and drifted until the Hesperides
ture,» together with the “nmprlnt picked her up September 18. The Unit-
system already in W e in b ed States coast guard steamer Yams-
In! . w ens le
The City National Bank
The successful business man knows the value of a Bank which is
, not only safe and secure, but also accommodating
en ’8 Fall Suits
'n and boys, the latest
es -and esigns at
7.00.10.00 d
$350 an
OTTLIEB
aln at. so. Not-want
-' 0412.50 Sulto,‘
:—
7 sons ‘A ISSUES .::».
THE MARKET FORI MEATS
that is always fully supplied with
the choicest and best; quality oi.-.
cuts is Charnok's. We have achiev-I
' .1 ed this enviable reputation by the
-. desires of those who keep a good _
generous table. and 'who like to live
, well. But while the quality of our.
{'1' meats and poultry is of thhe high-
;-~.est our prices are. always reasono
[ able and our meats are most acetic.
‘ mica] to buy because you receive
' the best value for your money at
‘Charnok's. ,. . .
CHAENOK’S MARKET
Tel 583-2. Free Delivery. 76\N: Main St.‘
CHICAGO CLOTHlNG STRIKE.
OFFICIAL REPORT. CHI'UAGO, Sept. 28 .--A strike
000 men and women will “052? than
closest- attention to the wants and
Competent otncials are always on duty here,
' needed attention to your affairs.
We safeguard money entrustei to our keeping.
Give credit to those worthy of it.
wireless and wont ready to give any
It complete record to be kept locally. crew was notified by
- to her aid assisting in making her fast
as well as furnishing valuable inform-
s ethics. The Melderskin
atlon to police of other cities that to the He 9 .
1 a vessel of 2,556 tons. carries a crew
w ll materially 835m them in heat of thirtyone filth. Her cargo is valued -:—-Provide for the expeditious transaction of business.
m8 men or Women_ wanted by the
00,000.. ‘ Among the personal-accounts on our books, we would be pleased to
local oinciais. at ”'0 '
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ESCAPE” CONWCI Taylor Eggs Ia? Moving Trolley
. Innincnrop'r, Sept. 28 -—Coroner'
‘Johu J. Phelan was today conducting
! sssksnwgs ron PLUNGE 10%
' ' IIIII IIIII MEI ‘ ‘
to a close with an address of welcome
‘g 1-bit:
V from President Wilson in the reunion
"Jun“ 9035' his lnouest on the death of Mrs Hattie;
e trail, early to- T3310.- of East Main street. who dies H WASHINGTON, Sept. 28. —Veterans_ headquarters at Camp Matthew G-
Republic in 15131617. I .
an ”coped eon- do even 11 the Bridgeport how; of the Grand Army of the . | L
vict, who late last night shot. and filial in» 11353 unconscious i-or their forty-ninth annual reunion awoke!
flashed back an answer.
The veterans had before them a day
lof sightseeing, tours about the den
Ifr‘nsespf Washington and expeditions
to historic spots, the day to be brought
L
i ,
Coronet has i to Know Why Mrs.‘
SALEM, Ore., Sept. 28
as were close on th
day. ot.‘0tto Hooker.
L-~.._i
. I 0!
NISH, Sept 2'7, via Londtmilr virtually all workers in the men 's
Sept 28 5 .40 a m—An official clothing industry in Chicago was ex-
report issued at the War Office’W’led M“? Between
s s I ‘
' ”Two attem ts of thé enemy to nor not to return to their benches in m.“ rested front
.. cross the river Dirina on the the four hundred shops. union loaders t°r “P" W“ 9" A
' ‘ d
000 and, 26.
scuoonsn BLOWN ASHORE.
ROCKLAND, Maine, Sept. z‘l.‘~An
unidentified thiee-riizisted sc'fiboner,
caught inn. gale early today, was
iblown ashore on ._the northwest point
killed Harry P. Minto superintendent nearly two weeks. Mrs. Taylor- sno- here today to see wig-wagged from the}
:of the Oregon state Penitentiary. and gumhed to inj ies sustained when she dome of the Capitol. 3 111833388 0‘
severely Wounded J. J. Benson, cltf jumped froth Qiiioying trolley car on peace. . I I til lil-
marshal Of ““9"” 30“! ofllcers Striitford avenue. near Lincoln school. Men who were boys titty years ago,
were shot whl'i'e endeavorlng to take Septembert‘cl‘t.’ . 7A dash occurred in returning again to celebrate the class
Hooker into custody. . . I. lthe c ”stroller has, or a fuse blew out of a great civil war, had climbed dur- of Otter ‘ island , in. Mushel' Ridge
arched Benson was wounded bywa and Mrs a or, seeing the flash, be« ing the night the long winding stairs Channel
. own came aim-methane lumped from the 311:: 1:62;, Shani; 53:3; 3:; Infill: head‘eoast gum station and two mg”
o“Bellini coroner will probably go to ed to the warring old world a word or 1mm Rockland menteg‘; “30:53:32:
(tree Wick dayto take a state» hope for peace. ' ' Um“ “195' 9°“ ha I th safety ot
' h injured yesterday This was the ushering in of thelno information “10:16“ The schoon-
hew‘llwhne nails; it bicycle, was second day of the Grand Army assent-:11” crew “'88 “’11 ab “6 in to this
rebound. of will In. no by an automobile. in: in- binge which will reach its height on er apparently was on ht. .
' and patently. It in as mass probtble III-stuns at Wednesday with the rel-marching 0': port and probably was jig
side is crushed the men who returned from Appomat-i The Wind averaged betweeu 30 and ,
'x in 1866 to receive the plaudits of' so miles an hour bruight all! 7hr "
the Notion:.‘1‘he 59'3""? who made creased. during the forenoon. attains
e‘olin’tb at- the capitol store them- «lug a velocitygof as union at lf’o'clock‘.
gen from White: notmvmmesimicmrud
" I I . , I! consider on Motown Hamill!
nos omen ed a
A16“ edit; pays In the best pspot
The crew from the White~ ‘ I,
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