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it Be?
be a season of enjoyment,
A" ,9 "be a place of draughts,
' chills and suffering?
Of course you can pro-
bably get through it some-=
how (although many do
. succumb) but at what a
“i sacrifice. Warmth and
a health go hand in hand.
. :~ Our advice is to have .
- coal enough to keep thor- 1
oughly warm Buy it of us I
if you look at it that way, i
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but have it Better if need
be to economize on some-
thing of less importance.
Where can you gel:
more satisfying. lasting
pleasure for the money
than comes from the gen-
ial warmth of well heat-
' ed apartments? Why be
at the- mercy of the
weather when it is so easy
to avoid discomfort? Heat
the whole house. Coal is
, expensive we admit, but
—-“safety first."
And when you set about
buying coal remember the
best is not too good and
the other kind is an abom-
ination. Our selections in
coal are the result of many
years of experience. We
are daily turning down
coals that. are said‘to be
“just as good for less
- money.”
We employ no solicitors.
THE
FERRlS COAL
-, ; COMPANY
.SPEBIIL SALE
‘ BOYS’ SUITS AND .
MACKINAWS
SUITS, 2 pairs of Pants }
Value $4. 50 at $3 00 .5
Value $6 50 at $5 00 1
MACKINAWS, $4.00 value 1
$3. 00. $500 value $4.00 .
GOTTLIEB
11 No. Main St. 811. Norwalk
MARKET
Rayes’ Block
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11's Charlotte Emiline W.heelcr 1
65 years, 9 months 1111114 days;
about 11:30 Mondm e1en111g, ati
Danbury hospital. She resided at
111 street, Bethe]. Mrs Wheem
a born.at Fond Du Lac, Wis. but:
iced in Bethe] for a number oi3
rs. She is survived b1 her husi
orge W. Wheeler and severali
11. Mrs. Frank Lacey, of Dan
brace Wheeler, bf Norwalltl
George Wheeler. of Biidgepmti
1'.YYW_illian1 Lawrence of Be- 1
two sisters, Mrs. l‘rederlckl
1111‘ Mrs. A._ H. Fillow, both
bury. also survive. ;
“funeral will be held at two‘
.11 Thursday afternoon, a'! the
11.15 Elm street.l11_terment
in Center cemetery, Bethel.
Is the coming winter to l 3
comfort and contentment 3
in the home or is home to I
HE man who leaves shingles unstained makes the same mistake
as the man who leaves his house unpainted. It is now possible for
. you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job.
“Oreo-Dim” Stained Shi gles
They Come in Bundles Ready- to—Lay
1.5 You don t have to bother with ‘Creo— Dipt" Stained Shingles .W .
/ the muss and expense of stain- are furnished in 12 grades in 25 \ D9010 boat destroyer Cummings, on
4 ing on the job or painting after diflerent colors. Pleasing corn- 1 . . .
«é shingles are laid. Just choose binations in colors and sizes. ii PS 3 T9511“ 01 an 83191031011 and meg
‘ from our samples and color Give the mater careful thought. , at 593- yesterday, alTiVBd here early;
1.} cards and your shingles come Let us show you color cards $1
h ready stained in one lot. and quote prices. 6
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i g The “3,6,! 6 Bal'ey C0. ii burned about the head, face and body,i
South Nyorwalk Conn.
Elli?" Specials Flt}.
Schultze’s Memory Markets
32 VJAS’HINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
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We use a Royal Electric Green Corn Cutter.
Fresh Green Bone '
Will make every hen a laying hen.
5¢ LB.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
marine shot out. In response to these!
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lino Men Who Were Badly Burned
Are Landed at Newport and Ex-
cover. The men are George 'l‘rulillo,
a first-class fireman, of Jemes. N. M”;
and Thomas Shea, a water tender, ofg
Paterson. N. J. The destroyer was? .. V081“- ”43
only slightly damaged. It has ar-5
ranged that an investigation into the .
cause of amide-ms should be ingunj
11mm when the explusion ()(cuned in1 would be taken to the New York Navy
11 quallllly of fuel 1.11.1. sheet 0111 Yard to1 repairs.
"#wa .
int-11’s cries”, other members of the! CONFERENCE TO SETTLE
crew rushed into the fire room, pulled: . STRIKE-
1l11'111‘ out and rendered first aid by;t SCHENECTADY. N. Y., Oct. 6.~;
wrapping them in blankets and apply-:l’rospecls for an early conference,3
ins oil to their burns. The fire “'RS3DOSSlbl)’ by tomorrow, between ofll-
quickly subdued. 31ml of the General Elerlric Compam
In view of the serious condition of and mpmsrmnlit‘es of lllt‘ll ten lhOll'f
the two men, Lieutenant J. C ‘Fre ;-11nd employes who are striking for:
mom, in command of the destroyer.‘ H111 mglu- hour day, am'wzued bright in
0N1 red the mm! to put back at full,.1.1y.S1me 111.111.1101»; f1om Albany
speed to this port, which she had lelt
Monday to assist in the operations or
the attacking fleet in the naval “or
game.
awaited 1hr appointment of a confer
1:11119. (0111111111110 b1 the sitikers to re‘
new their oi‘fm to mt as arbitrators,
'l‘ . lYl‘usl made to the 11"'01kers it'plesentn-
hp Cummings ill the time of the lives and (0111pan1'ollitiuls yesteidm.
e'
Iglmmnt wills} about file hundrcd The union leaders signified theii will-Y
1 es 1. ,
1mm 05;“) liioulfh 1:110 “Esther was 1111110“ to confer with il1ei1 cmplov— i
‘ re a
('1 ac ‘0 ewport M '91s us soon as the union committee
a a 13.611 of”
'31.!) knots an hour. :wns organized. While oilicluls of the
P fleet of battleships Which came (ompany detlineil to an} positiveh
Tel. 583-2. Free Delivery. ‘” 76 N. Main St.
into Narragansett Bay yesterday in
the course of their operations as purl
of the defending fleet in the. war game
that they would enter into negotia-
lions 1111b rt‘m‘eseulalhES of the. men,
3.
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put to see again during the night. it 1111s generalh eonieded that thev‘
They Were the battleships Arkansa'sv would give tlu 111 the fullest healing.
YVlrglnla Louisiana. Nebraska, Newl
. . 30'8”. and Rhode Island, and the do A GOOD ONE.
Beers Meat and Pl'0VlSltlll C0. ???” IMOllllgllan, “09- Perry and 3 i 3 and sense. .. .
. . no twasundertod ‘. .-
6 North Mam Street 13 Mam Street Arkansas, which . a D that the 3.3 sand sense’
South Norwalk 1 Norwalk . ni ht was reported lost This combination
. . 1 s as having bad engine trouble la. slmmy immense. 13
PHONES: 1 .___ . .- .
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1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk. ;“ -,'a.',- :1: 1‘: >=l:l:,=:‘\:\=;=\::=’:;:\:;;\:::>:>=:
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°" Removal Sale
October lst to 15th
On the'latter date\we will remove our long established
business to more centrally located quarters at Wall and
High streets, and for the next-two weeks will sell
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
FURNITURE
AT A BiG DISCOUNT
Do not miss this chance to. buy all kinds of furniture at
BARGAIN PRICES.
RAYMOND 81 SON
FUNERA L DIRECTORS
48 Main Street. . , ‘ Norwalk.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET
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W ALL. STREET 10, 30 a m—Measfied around the better known war
ures taken by the Stock Exchanse shares, paiticularly Crucible Steel,
yesterday to curb riotous speculationBaldwm Locomotive and Westing-
in war shares resulted in “an irregu- house. Crumble crumpled rapidly, 10s;
lar opening today Some or these is ““3 over 10 points from its ”“133.
sues, especially Continental Can, Rail- price 0f 96 34 Repessions in similar
‘WM Steel 51”.!“ng Republic. Steel ishares ranged from 2 to,5 points. but.
General Eelectric and Goodrich were Bethlehem Steel “00“ out With “3
3 down one to‘two points. while Indus new high record Of 401 Moderate 1111-
trial Alcohol American Coal ‘Proi movement follwed this decline. with
7.. ducts, American Car and Distillers so; .a slackening of Operations. Bonds were .
~ purities were that much 1111.111111er . ,
. .Y national Nickel, selling Ex-Dlvldend or:
ten per cent. stock dividend, rose Y
Y 1111 on. United States Steel 611 an of-1 atlon increased with the passing of the ,Y
.‘ ter 0‘: 000 shares: was halt a point noon hour, selling- assuming wider '
irregular.
w York. Central 91p opal-lion's. Bear drives accelerated
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llowest figures. Liouidation conifers»
WALL sensor 1: so p.111 *lenid- '
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'1. g. n. \Y‘n‘q‘ ‘."‘ \‘x‘ y“)! \‘ x- ‘ - ' - 2“ ‘.‘
lines of merchandise, as
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GAZETTE BLDG."~ THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
"' 'lAIR W AlH R” l3 Nlll MWAYS l} EAR
1.01.11 ”‘ “3“” “‘0 “1"” ““9 bum“ WE SELL THE BEST DOLLAR UMBRELLA MADE. FOR MEN 0R WOMEN. H
today. The men were taken to the;1
Natal Hospital, where it was announc-
1'11 that although they were severelyY
3‘ “"15 ”“9“?“ ”131 ”WY “'0an re- Daily the display in our Suit Department gro is larger and more interesting. The range in
styles glveska wide choice, while the variety of materials and shades reveals the latest ideas in
the World at Fashlin. Many of ihe models have the popular fur trimming now so much in
Men’s Boy’ 3 and Children’ s glothing
; Ladies’ and MisSes sun‘s
3’ , ' ~- . Of the latest new models .
A full use of S H O E S for the entire family ..
z. ; . A good assortment of Piece Goods and Silks. A complete line of Dry Goods . S.
Laces and Embroidery and Timmings. In fact everything in the line of
today. The two men were in the fire; ., » ., ., «-
H. Krieger & Cu.
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The Most Beautiful
Selection of Millinery in Norwalk is shown in
our store.
Our ready to wear department
Showing Suits, Coats, Petticoats, Waists, Silk
and Cloth Skirts is unsurpassed.
Have Your Purchase
charged and settle bill in small monthly pay-
ments.
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Grand" 0 enmg
—-—-AT—-— ‘ ’
M. JOSEM and SON
l BOUEON AVENUE Cor. LOWE STREET
We wish to announce to the public of Norwalk
that..-‘we will" have our GRAND OPENING,
ctober 711...
You will find our new store filled up with the newest Creations of ’the season in different
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‘ we also wish to announce____ that we . .
’ - ' have opened a New Department in ; {Millinery . :f
it 3. 3 . . ‘ Where you will find the latest styles and shapes at most reasonable prices. .. 3:1
Y . ' . . You are all cordially invited to come. _ L, , :z
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""""'""" SOUVENIR' . WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FREE: ii
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