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The price paid fOr Coal
should depend upon its
quality as determined by
the amount of heat it is
capable of producing.
Coal is sold by weight.
but weight alone is not a
measure of its Value as
fuel.
The value of any Coal
for any particular kind of
heating apparatus is af-
fected by the design of
such apparatus and other
conditions. The same
grade of coal is not equal-
ly suitable for all heaters,
and the improper selec-
tion of sizes and kinds is
sure to lead to poor re-
sults. .
With our sixteen separ-
ate bins we are in position
to select for our custom-
ers the proper coal for
their individual use. We
take a personal interest in
such problems. We know
_. that there is no better coal
than we furnish, and as a
question of dollars and
“sense’ it will pay to use
coal that gives results in
heat.
bell-
is
We employ no
. ringers. Our phone
.. 6- 5-2.
The Hatch E: Bailey Co
HE man who leaves shingles unstained makes the same mistake
as the man who leaves his house unpainted. It is now possible for in,
you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job.
“Creo-])ipt” Stained Shingles :4:
They Come in Bundles Ready—to-Lay
You don’t have to bother with “Creo-Dipt” stained Shingles
the muss and expense of stain- are furnished in 12 grades in 25
big on the job or painting after diderent colors. Pleasing com- I
Shinsles are laid. Just choose hinations in colors and sizes. 1.
from our samples and color Give the mater careful thought.
cards and your shin ies come Let us show you color cards ,
ready stained in one lot. and quote prices. lug!
The'Haich (r Bailey Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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“Ground” Green Bone
For Chickens 1
The Egg Producer. 5c. a Pound
Fresh Every Day
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CHARNOK’S MARKET
Tel, 583-2. 76 N. Main St.
Free Delivery.
A BOOM-VTO YOUR BUSINESS ..
Overland Commercial Cars ‘
Phone Vuast Bros. Garage for Demonstrations.
Touring Cars $750, Roadster $725
We also have an assortment of Good Sccond llaud (‘ars at the
Lowest Prices (‘ull and see thuu. V
VAAS 1‘ BROTHERS GARAGE
Chestnut St, IICiIIty. Phone I360. 9i
" scram
SUITS, 2 pairs of Pants
Value $14. so at $3.0
Value $6 50 at $5. 00
Snapper Blues .. ....... 12c lb. Salmon ........ ‘ ......... 1 4c lb.
Cod Steaks ............ 18c lb. Escallops ....... ...70c qt. l
Mackerel .............. 16: lb. Clams .......... 10c string l
Schullze’s 3 Sanitary Markets ’
MACKINAWS, $400 value
$3 00 $5.00 value $4.00
GOTTL'lEB
11 No. Msln at. Go. Norw-Ix
‘ 81410—01250 Bolts. "
WIRI‘BKE’S
_.NEW——-
8 I ll 8 ll It I- ll T
PRATT a BARTLEM
‘18 Railroadl Ave.
'Phone 1412
SALE
BOYS’ SUITS ’AND .I
V‘ MACKINAWS ‘
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
_-- ___...- - #77!!— . .. .....-_.. .... “wk-E... ,
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street :3 Main Street
South Norwalk, Norwalk. l
PHONES:
1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwaik.
Dorlon House
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
I. is defective, antiquated. unsani-
lOHN E. O'SULLIVAN. Pro; 3 tary or worn out, have us make
Telephone Call no. A . necessary repairs or install a
‘ ' ' 1 new system of ’
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens Mayt.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
- 18¢ .
12/20?
:5 ‘ MODERN PLUMBING
Be Sure Its
I A . I JoIBsmo A SPECIALTY _
FRiSBIE'S PIE HORACE R'NASHI
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
V Plumblng andIl-lestlng
Tel. 1354.
from the best ire§h fruits 5
North Muln 3t. 3. Now-1k
obtainable. ! ‘ ‘ d
. \ '4
Ask Your Grocer for Their- — . T
.Insist on“ them atyour res- ‘V . ,
Gel Readyl’or Whiter.
"Datiey’s
. Phone dill
Q
- taurants. ' ~ ..
r. s. rig-h“
Good. 3 11b Printing
Buy, Now Paylaler
Clothing for All
""' ”m” “i” Galely & Brennan
as nouri- mom nasal"
42 ’South Main St.
. ”(Jaw-Ito. .. . Est-mut-
.Soutlrf Nomadic.
.;.'I ,and physical. was expended ifl‘ its ac-
'l‘or carefully sitting out the. best from
V' :dil‘feient——spc(iul art paper, a newly 1min! TN
'compoudcd mixture of inks,
‘ruuiuc this useful set of books.
lhusband, David A. Rosen, took
61111 noun Pill l
1111 011111 AuoilI
T
GAZETTE BLDG. '
F
RISTR§AM & ' HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
NORWALK
One Man Who llid ‘Tot Go to Sleepl
On His lob and Who Prompted:
IOthers to Work l l
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In the lite of etch great man can
be found a story or uniiring effort.
Success does not grow on trees to be'
plucked by the pas>ing wayfarer. Hard ‘
work is required to accomplish big
things, and when we read of the at-
tainment of some great project by a
fellow man We may be sure that an;
abundance of strength, 'both mental.
4?‘
l
l com plishment.
. Some time ago a far seeing publish-l
:cr book realized that the subject ot‘
Emoderu invention and discov'éiy liao‘ "
nol been put into a hook. Here is a
.mpic familiar to all in a general way,
l and yet only those who are directly on-
lunged therein have any exact know-I
i ledge pertaining to it. it must be com-
piled and printed. The thought was no:
sooner conceited than work was start-
‘ed. Here was the editor, Albert A. “0113
kins, member of the American Statis-
gtical Association, a man whose longl
. and close association with matters per-
lamina to such subjects rt 11dercd himI‘
competent to compile the best work ob.
fl
Sec the New Silk Woisls
A Fine line oi the Latest Models in the
MOst Wanted Shades, $2.00 Upwards
A House Waisl Special
A Most Attractive Lot of Dainty Wash
Waisls, 25c Each
it
lain:1ble.Yenrs of labor had already
Ihlltel’l accomplished, "but many months
Iluerc rc1u11td for timing sorting and'
slipping. selecting illustrations, andl
TODAY IN WALL STREET 1
NEW \ORK, OcL 14 (Wall Stiecl,I‘
10:30 a. 111). ~War shares and kin
illPd specialties. mainly those com:
the met volume of data However, the “Ming the Automobilc eroup, were
editor ““5. unless and the publisher Arum the Olllslziiiilin" ftflillY‘E‘S of 10-.
was by no means asleep on his job. He. dat' s emit 111arkct.llcll1lchem Steel
“-98 after something big—— something mode 1hr now 11 (on! of 467 on a l\\()- I
“illtsOtcilmd sold at a
deeplyI new l1inh,wilh a gain of 9 points to
ctchcd hulfloues—he dro\e his able I;23'l. SludebskIer'sII‘" . of a point to
Iorgiififzation to tho straining point lo 16") marked A ‘ , and Manuel]
peifctt his grout idea and to lune it First and $9“,th M01“! “1th new .
in readiness at the eflillcsl possilllt3 grounds on inoderhtlI Sims“. Other
moment His untiring efforts luoughl strong issues Were [fluflkfm :tnna SlN’l. ..
“"99“- and ”‘9 ““5““ is The “0"“ 0‘ Tennessee (Topper, American Woolen,
Progress, ““011 in three large "0" Goodrich, American (‘111', and (‘ouliu-
umes sets forth accomplishments month] t‘un. Newly ”Hm! issues in»
invention and dlsCOYc-l‘y up to the ‘Very'cludod ['nilcd (‘igar Stores and Burns
;moment. . _ ff .- tllsx'lIh?”ms the latter rising 2 at 92.
'Il‘he SOUNHTI” llml‘ (ll (1.11”: 1's lat Illuils were dull and lower.
. S . .
1599M“ 5‘” " ’0” s n» “13 ~ WALL "l‘lili UT, NoonA Rumors-
wratlitell) the cost of production, 1111. .
c 1 Ho llllils caused
explained/in the aunoumcmonts prlnt- ”W Pinks “V‘” “ RII‘ fouuoon.
('(l in lhere columns from (luv to day ”"9” ”0““"m‘ ”1 ‘9
llcnducis are. lntlted to call and ex “MGM“: lonllnontul t‘an (‘delt’
I ‘ and others of that cloup fell 2 lo 6
_..__—' ‘poluts. l'nltcd States Steel at 83 1. 8 Q
'wasps AT THOUGHT or: Losmo “As 1‘88 under its rctcni high and:
PROPERTY. IIj‘Rnilwnya were 1 to almost 2 poian
.__.___ under \cslcrduy' s finals. Roadlngl
Norwulk Womln Tells How She And again manifesting especial pressurei
Husband Expected to Meet Note Ruensite gains \\ 91c registered by
3M COUldn'l- obscure issues. South Porto Rico Su-
“Vi”! tears “”9“!“ng down her 3111' making it new ”word on its 18-
c,heeks \"SA “0519 R059“ 0’ Norwnlk point advance to 146. J'rlces limden- l
{told Judge case in the ClVll Superior Pd fl'Zflifl ill noon. Sult‘s or $100,:000
court Bndgeport yesterday how hard Anglo French notes at 98 14 under;
in would be for her and her husband veélerduv’ s high. fcntuicd the bond
if the mortgage, which lhey'hud on dealings.
some property in Nontnlk. was tore _.___.__._.————-—-— I
closed to satisfy the note which the BOARD OF EDUCATION DEFIED BY
George Hotchklss Sons company held. NORWICH. I
The latter wants a foreclosure nllegingI . NORWICH. Oct. 14. —The annual
tat the “Ole has “0‘ been paid. ltown meeting here last night threw
V Mrs. Roscn told how “he and her down the gauntlet to the state board
the of educationght outing down from $1, -
nfortgage “th the property was run 000 to $100 the :pproprintlon for medi-
down and how they Md striven to col inspection in schools in the fact of
meet ‘1‘“ note. but things did “at the statement which the town school
break well for them and now it they committee made that the inspection
lose the property it will ’be a great would not be satisfactorily carried out
“Whip m ”‘9‘” for less than :1. 000 and that the state
....__. "I” money for schools would be held upI
QUARRYMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH unless the medical inspeCllon “'33 car-
DURH‘ML Conn ' 0" 14' "1' rank ried out to the satisfaction of the sec-1
Nurzico. waged 18, an employs of the ,retary of the state board of edTication.
Connecticut Quarry Company, was in; The town ting was unable to lay
stuntly killed “ml" at “0"1‘ today H" the town tax as the sclectmeu reportd‘d
“as drilling a rock and the tool ““D' ,that they had been unable to learn
ped His full over a projecting ledge. from the state tax commissioner what
WIS 01’ only 12 feet but the fragment the amount due from this town to the
of stone crushed him.’ lslate would be. .
851: bag
90c=bag
‘Best FamilygFlour
GOId Medal FlOur
East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET.‘
TELEPHONE 371
Vp.
Best Fm mily Flour I" 80¢ bag
GoldM alFlour_.......... ........ 90¢ bag
GoodEggs .. c 30¢doz.
Magnolia or Clover Milk. ;;; 10¢ can"
Purecocoa,qt. Jars......................I.z..”..I..... 23¢
. :. , ~...4¢.
Fresh Oatmeal” ~ _ II
Eut Norwolli.
F U R S
-——MADE T O OVER”
Skins.
Astrachan Coats- Mqus or Collars.
Lamb
We will make
Bring in your old Seal Persian or
them over or re-line them.
t
Prices Very Reasonable and Best Work-
' luanship Gtiaranleed.‘ ’
That gas \can be
used for cooking as
economically in tlic
\\111tc as in the
Summer. if your
kitchen hcatcil
you are probany
using an all-gas
range: if it is not,
we have a combina-
tion coal and gas
range that we are
sure will *intcrcst
you.
PRICES $35 10 to $56. 79 ’
is
- It is so constructed that by running a vcrylo‘u' and
economical fire, you can heat the room and range
.boileir,and at the same time, have a complete gas
cooking range for both top cooking and baking.
Come in and let us demonstrate this very efficient -
range to you, and explain our CLUB PLA\ hv
which you can obtain one of these ranges on _\cry
easy termS. . ' ~
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IISt.
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CAPTAINII ENOS MAKERS REPORT. tain made his report. The report did
-. not contain enough details of the ac-
NEW LONDON. Conn, 0ct.,14.—* (31119111 to make a final decision possi-
The report of Captain George B. Enos,,ble and Captain Enos was ordered
of the steamer Tennessee, which col- to render a supplementary report that
l-.,._
, hood with the schooner Samuel S. 'shall contain the exact details of the' ~
. . some. off Fishers’xlslsnd, Saturday movements at the steamer lmImediate-
1 1.1.1... has been submitted tonne lo- ly previous to the accident and the
out Inspectors of steam vessels bylnarnes o! the omcers and crew on
the New YorkLBpard, where the cap-.wstch at the time of the 001“th. .n
. '1,.. ,4" $13-11
1‘1' -..
Norwalk Chronicler