W
immanenrg: mg. n '
HOW "MUCH
HEAT
-—-__._
The price paid for Coal
should depend upon its
quality as determined by
the amount of heat it is
capable of I 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.
We employ no bell-
ringers. Our phone is
6-5-2.
. THE
FERRlS COAL
COMPANY“
’ ”
U.S. Black Shells.
are used by all sportsmen
d trap shooters—
.Spe:ial Rates to Gun
Clubs
POINTS OF.
SUPERIORITY
Non Mercuric primer
'gives even ignition
uniform combustion,
and velocity: more
regular pattern.
Black shells have
clear passage from
primu to powder,
Thus eliminating ldng
fires.
Black shells are really
waterproof. 'l‘vst them
{yourself and be con-
vinced. ., “
Black shells ‘are the
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
are sold~at the same
price as other makes.
lulu ll. mum
Successor to Charles E. DOW)
in Washington Street _ _
momma
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A. A T
iii JAKES OPENING MllClll *
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i 5 as the man v.ho leaves his house unpainted. Itin now possible for 5.; '1 The Norm”: —bowlin° 2mm leaml GAZETTE BLDG. ‘ . THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
i you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles ’ limit the opening motel: game of thel ‘ ——~ - #1- 1
‘I, look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job. \. Iinteralley series last evening at the;
, ‘. . . . iI INorwalk alleys in lsaacs street. Ban-i
laid CreO_Dlpt” Stalfled Shlflgles . :ingosa of Norwalk. made .139 high} . ,
; . run. his score being 31.5: (o ley was. . e . lcoa S
i ll They Come in Bundles Re‘adY'tO-Lay ”” “S“‘nd .wilhfill “id."‘liniull “all '
it: You don't have tobother with “Creo-Dipt” Stained Shingles I. 112:3 S‘Ifir’iff‘onoghe mmud’m and V A d t - .
‘ the muse and expense of stain- are Iiurmshed in. if: grades in 25 ll ' palace players. new an mOSt at ractlve assortment 1n the latest mIodelS.
3’; ing on the job or painting after different colors. Pleasing com- Perkins, '12 T7 76 i e i '
1/. shingles are laid. Just choose binations in colors and sizes lr” Mundy. 3” 95 m Vi S 1k P tt coat
I from our samples and color Give the mater careful thought. £33331? :2 3: :2 I i S
cards and your shingles come Let us show you color cards 3.x Basia, ' 37 Q2 So Eli) All the popular plain C010 1'5 and beautiful Persian designs.
i ready stained in one lot. and quote prices. 3,‘ l _...- ~ ----- - -. 7— —-—‘ '
l x! The Hakh & Baile C0 ’ l Totals, 419 435 413 12471 ,, . $2.00 to $7.00
5 . ‘/. N lk. : ' ‘
a South Neralk: Conn. "fl illose, 07“” 91 77 “46’ HEATHERBLOOM AND SATEEN PE TTICOATS- /
,I ,, . _ . ,. . ' lAl'T‘dUll. 85 95 96 ’76; '
.__ . . . , . I. .. ’:... . 'gMookpr, 98 86 7%, 222 Black and many shades .. ......... . .......................... $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
~ lCOIlIGY. 1M 124 ’.' 3 oI I .
W , punt“, log m to; no A speCIal lot of waists 250 each
Q . 5'77— Iwflw 77 )fl . l I l v ' ’
YO R BUSINES ! Totals. 469 497 404 “WI Just the thing for the busy hOUSCWlfe, in canning and pick ling time.
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Overland Commercial Cars
Phone Yeast Bros. Garage for Demonstrations.
Touring Cal's $750; Roadster $725
We also have an assortment of Good Second Hand Cars at the :r
in Lowest Prices. Call and see them. a
.1 VAAS r BROTHERS GARAGE:
,_ Chestnut St,( City. Phone 1360.
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'. Idenl, Miss (‘liil'a M. Hill, in the choir.
[out leNlHlSl mm film some"
FAWN $70‘mi il0l’i8 IIN ‘Nllllilll’
WHILE mm 31ml
Miss Florence Jones Weds Clifford
Schnell After Wild Midnight Ride
in Taxi
H. Kriegew Co.
Specially Low Priced
The l‘euillar monthly meeting: of the
Norwalk Equal Franchise League was
held at the Norwalk Library yester—
day afternoon at 4'0‘clock. the presi-
‘ "W” m- -~ , -_..m-_., The report of the secretary, Mrs.
l lrvlng Hall, and the treasurer, Mrs.
THE REAL REASON. If 4 Howard Hoyt, were. read. The sum
. ._ netted by the recent bridge party at
With excellent intentions Mrs. Dillbs' CALL US UP Mrs. Percy Willis Broolis’ was $70.50.
and we will rush our trouble This was largely due to the hospitality
Fur Trimmed Tailored Suits
WHITE PlAlNS, Oct. 15. ~~~~~ Dead of?
had undertaken to deliver a course of‘
lectures on hygiene to the women of
a certain poor district. She gave with
{much zeal, six long lectures.
At the end of the sixth and last, she
Edeclded to ask a few questions in or-
l’der to find out how much of her wis-
idom had taken root. She only asked
lone. however, and then gave up lectur<
ins. fol-ever. Her question was:
"Now. why must we always be care-
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBlNIG A SPECIALTY
ful to keep our homes spotlessiy
clean?" ‘
* And the answer: ‘
“Because. mum, company might HORACE RNA-SH
drop in at any moment!” Plumbing and Hosting
I: w ‘ \ Tel. 136‘.
North Main St. ' 8. Nor-elk
:4
y Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
“ East Norwalk
Open: May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALI.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
. COOKED TO ORDER. ,
IOHN E. O'SULLIVAN. Pro;
Telephone Call 720,
HeSurelts A
FRlSBlE'S PIE
Nlade in the Cleanest Plant.
"from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
!
Get Ready For. Winter
Buy Now Pay Later
Clothing in All
(lately & Brennan
42 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
f
STORE
For Rent
New Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water 00.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
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night father wealthy-wand relentless,
21 year old sweethearts, a long ladder
and a tap on the lady‘s window pane,
and generosity of Mrs. Brooks, who
rendered no bill of expenses. but turn-I
a .v i . i v T q . ' ' l
rd the "30“” “hull.“ dmm“ 'meruiown the. ladder with only a night
0 the league treasury. l .- d l' .1 . l . . I .
l l'pon motion it was voted that thc'lrflbfirfl" ii Mde as gong alias gar-
. . ‘I _ . merits. a wild tail ride across country
secretary be instructed to send it note . d i" '11! ll . . .I 1 . i ,
l’ anrecialion to Mrs. Brooks. Ion ma y to country large com me
0 . H . . . ll . down in his ltatllrobe and ties the linotl
PM league “Md to .W“ . ’9' ”“1on this the real thing and up! a mov-i
”91‘9"" of the (loleg‘ll‘“”‘ clmigc ”file director with a bit to do with it.
the delegation to tiltw suffrage iilcci~[ Miss “0an mes was the young
his in Hartford. October 22nd. t0 i'e-lladYNliwafin because m“. will all is
lillburse Miss Ilill for money ail—'0‘.” she. is Mrs. Clifford Semen;
immmd “'hl’“ ”l" H‘EHNH‘Y ““5 empty Young .\lr. St-llncli, the not to be, stop-Ii
and to instruct the di‘lt'nilllml lOIped bridegroom. is a son of Dr. Edward;
pledge $35 ‘0 FUN? expenses TUI‘ “High. School] of Round Hill, (lreeuwicll,E
year. li'oim, Robert G. Jones. father of turf
Delegates appointed were its ffllflbridc who elopvd while he slept. owus
lows: Mrs. l“. 3. Lyon. Mrs. llelcnaimaily acres’of farm land around (‘lrceili
leill Weed, Mrs. lrv‘uia llali. Mrs. llow-iwlcii from which for reasons of his
lord I-ont. Miss t‘lara M. Hill. Mrs. Drown he had elected to bar the utieui»
:W. Brooks. Miss t‘ora ll. Mead. Misslive young Mr. Sclmell '
Ii”. 1.. Koslcr. Miss Mary Miii‘vln. Miss; 131‘. i‘cilnt‘ll is u not
‘ilary Rider and ms. 1;. M. Moronfresldius for many years in the f
Tlloapitallly is offered and any othprfllfllllifilr‘ud on lioton llill.
:“ypxnhprs of the league who can go But since young.r Miss .l‘hucs return—
‘ilre invited to send ”My ‘cd recently from the Glen lidcli schoolI
trauma to: .
Miss D. S. IlmnpoI “.1“, will confer as for young miles on the Hudson sllc?
ting the young man un—'
to the uuiiter.‘ thus been mec
father. They arranged
The delegation was also instructedlk'mwn to 1‘" , ,
if there seemed a fowl-able obborlu. matters heml’miuwm “WWW” ms”
- , l . . i'l‘uesday morning shortly after mid~
.:IIZ'I.I;“IIEh;:§l£::,Mn“a") Leanne onlliigllt a taxicab crept cautiously to:
: Hi ‘I‘ i' Th till . w-lk‘le u,Iwithln a safe distance of the dark
‘ . (so Itet ‘ “I 19 £9, 3’ {I 'Iflfnf house where the father of Miss Jones
QM?” ”a" on 190”":‘h’ ".l "‘01.." .slepl peacefully and the lady did not.
l‘t‘thrill work as embodied in the bu- Get Knot Tied .
.snn ll. Anthony amendment and limit Atleast n more. tap at her windowd
’ For Tolimorrow
Fur Trimmed Corduroy Coats, Plush and
Fancy Mixture Coats. at Reduced Prices
Open a Charge Account V
Ami Settle Your Bill in Monthly or Weekly
Payments
. . l
ive of Norwalk.
molly l
"All " Gas
Kitchens
the (‘onnecticut slate activities ”liszdeilvcred by voting Mr. Scllncll from . .
(“'lnl” should, as for as 1’0”““9- "Milli?! top rung. of a long ladder. was- 3.1“: “will installa-
1“” ““9” ‘0 {th work. 9 genouuh to bring her to the. window mmsI but unfortu-
Thr mecmmn *8 l0 1’9 00‘0““ -°«‘gurheu in the night dress and ii vol-g noteiv all lunm'fi‘ (10
:21, 22.next. .umiiious shawl. Out of the window" t - In“: llC'llt‘il
l " she climbed, and down the ladder: "5’ ‘ ‘
l PRISONFRS TAKE TEACHERS’ and into‘ the taxicab. and both were kitchens. .
l COURSE twhirletl away to the home of Misls} '1 he Row
. , fl. . .' . .lolies' grandfather, John A. l—luste .3 . .
l “Emu-ELM. (ah. 0“" 15“”)?(“1’4'l‘hcre Miss Jones borrowed a litre ' .
lieen inmates of the Folsom Stateldmsfi from a friend. Mi“ Roberts. » . Quallly Comblll
. aiion Coal and
Gas Range .
is designed to give
you as near Al
GAS KITCH EN.
Comfort as is possi- .
hie. it is designed
ll’rlson. the University of California. The 0‘0““. woke up ”um. H. ”0ng
announced todav. have enrolled 1“ “"land and Miss Elizabeth A. Robinson,
NV“? correspondence course for =“' next. and all four broke records into»
‘struction as teachers. With the “9"Wllite Plains. Town Clerk George Ad.
;tnhllshment of the normal course. the, Cox was made i. tumble out of bed;
Iinmaies of the two state prisons have: to provide a marriage license, and?
{the benefit of a complete curriculumi then, it now hp-mg 1:20 o’clock in the:
lirom prlmarv instruction to full unl'imomlng. a list belonging to the an;
lVPl‘SliY lffiinlng‘ Al F0190!“ 530 pris~‘ dent young Mr. Sclitiei’f‘hanged on the
hr'
South Norwallc ‘
it You Have
,muluh
r
Shocbss’or to IWm.’ ’Effron.
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Important Notice
We Hereby Give.- Notice 0f
PROTEST
Against the Production of
21': Birth of a Nation
Unless the manager of same
admits that/bargains we offer
are bigger money savers than
he has-ever seen.
Tomorrow Only
l
oners are taking the university corres-
front door of Judge. Alton 8. Ralph!
and aivakenedIIlhe echoes and the; to use coal to heat
l
l
judge. ,
The judge come down iii his bath-L
robe, swiched on.ihe ‘llglii. looked;
l
Zless than in August
MORE DEATVHSIIN SEPTEMBER.
0' lState Board 0' Health. ”‘9" were 1 magical words, changed Miss'\. Jones
- and 47 1935 than! Westchestcr county and over the line;
Enqmre {pondence courses.
HARTFORD. 00L 15-”’A(‘(‘v°r‘““gm,trnrer the marriage license and the two
. 479’deailis in Connecticut. during Tirol into Mrs. School]. All out mobile hott-
. . ‘ -iin September of last year, and "little Connecticut was begun then.
561 ll ng FEDERAL SPORTING CARD.
Clifford Hotel ‘ W“ ‘
I VA mortality reports received by lhe‘wimeggg: and promptly, in a few
month of September. This “’39 1rlo’eymoon off through th wilds oiI
lmore than the average number of
l The following unbeatable card will
The death rate expressed as an an-
‘th small towns 133. and for theWhO‘e eral Sporting Club oi this city. at Rood...
the kitchen and “'11—
ter. and gas for top
cooking, baking: and
PRICES $35.10 to $56.70
WM’\.
roosting, complete in olchraligc and takiu
space of the. average kitchen coal range.
1.: only the
Our RANGE CLUB, 'which costs $2.00 to -,
' join and $1.00 dues weekly, brings this Com-
. bination Range within reach of any of our
gas consumers. . .
Regular {10% cash discount if dues are paid in
ldeaths during September for the live
iyears preceding.
inuai rate per 1.000 estimated popuia.':bei>resented at the boxing camivoito'
ltion was 14.17f0r the large towns, for be given under the auspices of the Fed-
I'sta'te including state institutions 14,5.
lThe deaths from infectious diseases
ner’s Hall olrsFriday evening, October
~ full as agreed.
'YShM&I
BLACK AND MIXED m _
Regular ' l- . ' . _
« ... 24c 11
.Value .. ~ ° ~ ., » .
SALAD 011:} ‘ ’ , ’ \I “r '
, Regular " " , ”M
.h- ~ 9c ,
Value . . . . $100
HOTEL ASTOR COFFEE ’ 'I . ~
__ Phone 499. , ,
Fort Street East Norwslk.
Regular.
J saved is One. A
31c.
- \V‘alue , «i
We;.ICarryi’ the'git‘tnoStr
. Delicatessen fi‘" own; .
" I,oni,ethincw-.N
f
29th.
l Star bout, 10 rounds :Bai.tling Kunz.
for ibircity. vs. Tommy Monty": of Port
'A full line on
, .4
lwere 152, being 10.2 per cent. display at our new office.
ltoial mortality.
l
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_, L STREET Chester. _
TODAY IN WAL . ' i » iSemi-ilnal. six rounds, Kid Murphy,
fiEW’ YORK. Oct 1 (Willi Street, 0! Stamford. vs. Jimmy Murray. of theI
30:30 a. m.).——Decline for outnumber-I White Sex. A. C. ’
ed advances in today‘s early dealings .7 . Preliminary, iroun
on‘the Stock Exchange. the list maul.l - I , ‘art. r
testing a continuance" of yésteirdayfs 0‘ White Sorr- A' curs. Young L e” .
of the
r _
Hi llllltl‘llifillllliIIllsllHl i wittitu. I
. . I_\ .
ds; Young Riley.
1.1.? b‘oints to thenew‘. lush “record "'l
generall t arrangements.
the main convention; I24 full-hour perj’ tee o
f V 11 '1 reactionary trend. Rails. like St; Paui.~'0fStamf9rd-, .- - » l , . . . . F0 SUM Wm have charge “the mug.“ and ,5
'l, _ a1 e " I , , ' Dollar Earned / New Haven. Chesapeake and 01:10:1an Gene Tobey, Lockwood VA: A- VS...K- I§TAM'FI3°RDSPR:;;’E’::3§|°: lmanning to‘organize a large chorus for
MODEL :EAR’L‘I JUNE ‘ 7 , . I , W Northern Pacifiqwereflower by ma- 0.1}0058, South-End A; 6;, Stamford“ AY- Q, _ ; + .
” PEAS . - . * . {- ' Iterial l‘ractibnsotl 1-2 pointsiwmle tom, rounds. «. —. I l‘ Stamford is preparing for 2.000 mom-line evening SESleIIS.
oema??? ' ., _ ' I .. , N i _ st * \7 japecialiiésjln tile Wit? group, 5‘10“ 331,- Tony Kdlhy White? Sox A. 0. “I'hers of the state Sunday school gon‘iI Forthose who have been in the «cIr‘
" if" - . . “ ,« 4 ‘ D , v-Bamwmlfiwmwva “mime“ “2?. 'lilddionyan‘mooh so: A.A..4r0finds. volition, which is to be held in thatIVice continuously for?!) l’ears- an 0}
2 0“ 25° " “ ‘ ‘ * ‘ ‘ “‘1 Rewm‘c'sml ”we" we m i ‘ '- .. - , ‘ h n 5 Writers ard" banquet wm be held i'md...tt
. V‘slii' .lI , . w, . T 2 D l mostthree points; ‘TbeselossesiWerfi- JacltIDempsowaillbe the referee city on Novena er ‘3' 4 on ' ’ ‘ 18nd , ‘ . ' l ‘ Sunday
.‘ , ' ,7 C . " . . . ,nai‘tlLloflset By moderate gains In a‘nd‘iBlliy'Sinlth will holfthe watch. ‘Ifor the international grodedII Moscow the some time the regu ar . It
. iNEwCWINDSOR'CORN ‘ . 'J . v - WésflnfiIl‘lIQ-nje- ‘Laékgvafna flee- 61m.- ___...._._..a.._'_.——— ' . lwi-il be among the speakers. who will school workers willfhaveta 2231):}:{3 . .
- 32 for..o5c ’ I A" 1’ 0‘ , W '* ericsn 0° enwsn mac (”“1“ an, ' ' V’DE’FEATS OKLAHO! include specialists in teacher training..Idetailed program __9 even s . _ .
iRegulI ‘0 Vat ‘ ' 3101! 25c. ‘ L , Whileqstmib Porto Rico Sugar mse‘coNllECTKiUT MA. . lsixteen addresses will hematite beforeIdays is being planned by the commit-
1‘30." Secondary SI'P’K‘TE coup GROUNDS, “JACK.
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prices show (1 . b 1‘ ed! th (1 part
iiinprovemelltsi- 2 A. " “ ‘SONVILLE. Fla... Oct. 15.—Massachu- iods havo coupon or e e - . .7 ' .
’ ‘ - ‘ ‘ ' " 5’ ‘ laid. WQI'ILthB enlisted men's team mental convention and seven conter- “How do you think the war in Eu- ,
mums.l ' .v’énces wiilI'he held i addition if? “‘6'
r e is going to end?" “The some as
egoutleverything else ends." ripjled
. EAT‘HS I A31). FUN ton on today with a. six hundred and .
. ‘ W» _ -.‘ one hundred yard.toui‘oiIissr.‘Iuy . . .
°'““ {9min Connecticut’s wellvtlltom his was
Mary’s womanhood-on; for-tho one no team in. D- D»
it“ let. 9., a. mould} the skirmishes‘mstch. .
iobove. ‘1‘ ~. , I
I The Rev. Howard A/gnew Johnson, 3 Mr. Qroivcher. "The people who ldn t.
pastor oftb’e First Presbytterlani‘siart it or participate in the excite- .
l A ‘ 'ment will be coiled on to economize
iand try to-psy up (or it."——Washiog~
ton Stu. J .
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«Advertise to The Sentinel. it pays. .“
.ofifiticutrohurch’fwili include five lecgires .on‘.
. , I .t "I the general theme at "Secreted Pow.
lost only thrbe’menfl‘hey not. oil-Ion" " . ; ‘ “a.
housing representing the opposing . Mummy or Hutton]. whose
out your. team.
lvpcel uorlr in well notion the state.
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