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Thelprice 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 patticularkind 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- 1
lion of sizes and kinds is 1
sure to lead to poor re-
sults. '
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With our sixteen separ-
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. ‘
3We employ no bell-
ringers. _Our phone is
6~5—2.
THE
FERRIS COA‘L
COMPANY
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are us by all sportsmen
and trap shooters—
Special Rates to Gun
Clubs
PJINTS OF '
SUPERIORITY
1 Non Mercurlc primer
gives even ignition
uniform combustion.
and velocity: more
regular pattern.
, Black shells have
clear passage from
primer to powder,
thus eliminating long
EEi’ires.
I iBlack shells are really
«\woterproof Test 1‘ cm
yourself' and be con-
' vinced.
Black shells are the
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
' are sold at the same
price as other makes.
:AIRERI II. MURRAN
'cessor to Charles E. Dow)
:12 Washington Street
South Norwalk "
ugcessor to .Wrn. Elli-on.
_ Phone 499.
\orEt Street. East Norwalk.
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WE SEIL '
something More Than
ate bins we are in position I I:
E
.1 Isix weeks agoEaud the factory. which
. “The Company has
‘ large number of milling machines for
1 European countries.
. rams... 111111111111 team that mystic
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
T as the man who leaves his house nnpaintrd. It is now possible for ‘1.
you to buy shmgles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the Job.
‘ 'Creo-Dipt” Stained Shingles
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f: . They Come in Bundles Ready-to-Lay .
AI X1111 don’t have to bother with "Creo-Dlpi” Stained Shingles '
1 ' the muss and expense of stain- are furnished in 1'12 grades in 25 IR
Ii mg on the job or painting after different colors. Pleasing com- .1;
A shingles are laid. Just choose binations in colors and sizes. Iv
% from our samples and color Give the mater careful thought. 15'
Ii cards and your shingles come Let us show you color cards 11;
Q ready stained in one lot. and quote prices. - \
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1. The Hatch & Ba1Iey Co.
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South Norwalk, Conn. Ii
$750
The Wil1_1s- Knigl :The low-eSt priced Knight- molor1d (or 11111 built
R $1090- ("Uldlld Six' The biggest. most pow1ri'rl Six 111. the mice lll‘
EEE the world $114.3. We have ”.1836 three remarkable cur \alms. 1.11
us show them to you, either with closed or open bodies.
VAAS 1' BROTHERS GARAGE
Chestnut St City. Phone 136o.l
y Overland Model 83
11 l he Greatest Selling Car at
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ASII QUARTER MIIIIRRIE
I GAZETTE BLDG.
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EThreateii to Sue Yale University
Corporation Unless Settlement
is Made Now 1
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Elwin (111K ‘
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NI'IW YORK. 16."l_'11l1‘ss lIie
Yule l‘niwl'sll) t‘olpol .illon IMHSE
lI11-111 eaih a flat quuricl of .1 million
dollars li'olil tlirli 1:11l111‘ s 1s1111c 21.1111
1:1I~o pays other claims the ThreeE
Ellilllslilers of the late General Brayion:
il1'1's threaten to bring 1111 innnedluicI
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Isuli.
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art collector :1111 1
TRISTR‘AM & ‘i'iY'AT'I'
:11 AIR 5 MT 1: 11113
J;
E LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Third Week of the Sale of Handsome 24
inch, 3 Separate Stem
N ORWALK
Al $1.45
An extraordinary offering—244mb Switches in every imaginable
shade except gray. The hair is of fine quality, soft and lustrous, and
with a natural wave.
31‘ his will the
lion er .111. . . - -.
E E11 .1 we, dent of 1111 ilrtiopolnanE You can dress your hair in any of the newest styles w.1h the
rillbl (mnpani' left his entire esials'.’ aid of one of the 't h
‘IWIUUSIF' Estimated :11 Hull] $1.300000 8e 5““ c es.
E10 if'lMOMIUO ,0 Yule l'ul1'cl'sili', ex- Better take advantage of this sale as you’ll not often have the op-
Ecept for some minor bequests {0“,ng portunity to purchase a wavy switch of equal merit at so low a price.
Eflcss than $300,000, '
(lcn. Ives cut off his 11111111111111 MlssI - ‘
1\\'lnlf111.l without a dollar; to MissE ’ “‘ ‘
1'1‘111>.~' ll1'11n Tres. :noilicr tillll'h
I'111;lie left '111 unnuln of $21100 11l1ile
1: CALL US UP
’ and we will rush our trouble
man right aroundm‘hen some
thing like this happens in your
home, if your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out, hare us make ,.
necessary repairs or install 11
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
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Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1854.
North Main St.
II
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
IOHN E. O’SULLIVAN. Prop
Telephone Call 720.
Be Sure Its A
F R ISBIE’ PIE
8. Nomalk
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
111101111111 Thatcher, 62 Foam- 51,...::E All IHE SCHO0LSE
111011111111 11011. .11 1. 111.1. 1.11.1 1.11111 State Board of Health Emphasizesg
I"‘] III“ ”3"“? Gamblers as long on lhcyIE
2. The payment of 31111111110 in (‘nsliI HARTFURQ 0“- 15-"Th9 imDOT-I
11111» specific-d 1111111111115, to 1:0 m the ‘llouthly Bulletin of the Stute BoardE
flmriiion. 'one-fllih of the population of a gi1an
E1l1'ed at but it is understood that lheI "“19: public official “hose duty it 15.
I I 'Ibe vitally interested in the schools. 1
Idisenses and the discovery and cor-E
"Health instruction should be some-
'tl1i11g more than the bare facts
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
0f
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Elca1'ne1l,l1'11.~. 11111111 the iollouing two
. The 1111111111111 of certain unnuillcsf
sight
the university upon their deaths. -
1111llre mm“, with the exception of health authorities is emphasized in the
be admitted to probate 11 lthout op TI") Bulletin points out that about
in sulisfmlorr settlement 111111 be '11" ouch day and says I
lives of the people in any town should
with the prevention of communicable
I IS! N0"I SUCCESSEJO retard the progress of the child.
MI
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Elo \lrs. W11I111 l1]. \1111'11111d (who 11'.
10u11.~'1-l tor the Tale ("oiporatlon. it is:
1‘1 i111'1l121l 1
Need of Instruction and Over-I
I‘1~l1:1ll live: the entire estate to 2.0 id.
110 each of the three daughters li11 tame 0‘ s1liool inspection by theI
i1111i1"cisi11'l11 either case the will to Of Health issued today
, Ncuollulionh are Sm] pending. and community congregates in the schools
uexl 111010 is up to \nle. to protect the health and lengthen iheI
I Medical inspection is concerned:
RAIN Bl IIIIlINII
re1iion of [dry sicai defects which serveE
anatomy of physiology; it should con-
Ask Your Grocer for Them
STORE
For Rent
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Insist on them at your res- I
taurants. E
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Enquire
Clifford Hotel
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()VERCOATS I
The Besl Values in
New Occupied bythe United
Electric Light and Water Co.
ll1c1;i iy
31011151250 .
620 T T LIE B
11 No. Main St. so: Norwnlk
37410—31250 Suits.
SIIITRAIIEIIS HAVE
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New Fall Coats
$3.98 up to $25.
‘ I lacing Boston Commons
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11 inch 10. 000 marchers according
leaders. were to be in line.
'JACOBY s
nehtly identified with the cause
DIFFERENCES.
TORRINGTON,O¢1.
ences between the Hendey Machine
Company and their empoyes haw
been settled and the men will return
to their work Monday mlljxllflg. The
settlement was brought about through
two conclliators from the Department
of Labor. Clifton Reeves, of Trenton,
N. J., and James A. Smyth n‘ Wnnr'“
Pa. The basis of settlement is a 54?
hour week fifteen per cent. indrease in.
'ithe hourly wage rate and time and a
half (or overtime The strike began
parade as it passedsthe City Hall.
\
movement.
manufactures machinery, than been
fiactically idle for that entire period.
contracts 'for 11..
Between 800 and flung to the breeze 1!
900 men were engaged in thehtrike. I Strict orders had been
PRINCETON, N. J. Oct. lac-"’1‘
" today. The visitors have shown lion.
!
marked improvement in their team ‘
‘ close '
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BOSTON. Oct. 16..'——Ad1ocstes of theI measure we
woman suffruge amendment to be vol-Ionic of The liook of Pmaress and 513mm Unite.
ed on by the people of Massachusetts: lcnrn “hat 1”
in November were astir early today; made in the. science of warfare
'with final preparations for a spectacu- conflict of the nations is a machine Thomas J. Spellacy from Washlnzton
I .. .
:lar victory' parade this afternoon in war
bands were engaged for the e1 cut, and
there had the sea.
been erected a reviewing stand to be relegated to the dark MIPS-
occupied by Miss EAlice Stone Black- and invention lime triumphed.
well. president of the Massachusetts
11‘1'11119, A,ssoclation and others prom)- the Book of Progress in three massive
The program preceding a monster 11111111111 prices.
, m” lmass meeting, included a review at. set should be in every home
TORRINGTON SIR'KERS SETTLElthe State House by Governor Walsh penis to the 1mm: as well as to older
_E land the presentatioh by Miss Helen members of the forum.
15 ”D1391“ Elsfller to the Governor of .3. letter writ- important epoch in the world‘s pro
ten by Miss Keller. commending him cross Readers are imiied to call and
for his stand on suffragel Mayor Cur- examine this set and judge its value
ley also had arranged to review the for themselves.
EA counter—demonstration was plan-
ned by leaders of the anti-Suffrage
Along "the line of march,
scores of houses had been. decorated
in red, the anti suffragé colors, while 1
red roses worn by crowds in the street
were supposed to indicate their op-EI
position to votes for women. All anti?
suffragists of pronounced views were I
wood by the organizations with which\j
they are affiliated to stand in silence; ‘
along the streets through which theI
parade 1,moved with their red colors}
issued. how- -I‘
ever, that the- suflraglst paraders were; I.
I RR¥NOETON MEETS LAFAYETTE. not to be annoyed, the "red silent";
-Irhe plan 151.1115 aims being regarded byI
them as the more (inactive demodstra-I
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causal. slowness woman;
1. Oet516.=-—The 1111-;
‘11 beaten Gordon team today fa'ced‘
" in a so out which,
we
how to avoid disease and the mess-
of Knowledge Useful to Future 0'
u1e es used to protect others.
GCMTERROIIS motion of hygienic habits is the end
to be sought in health instruction,
Such habits can be more effectively
An .‘\1n11i1-1n 911111111 was asked formed if the child's surroundings b6
which side would win lu 1l11 1:111:11 first made hygienic and his physicalE
Furopenn c'ouilhl. ‘ Eliandicaps remowd 11 I
I ““"' "l" “I“ I 5‘“ 11.1.1111. ”“"I The Bulletin save 111111 the schom
question by asking who 111.111 the Sun nurse has proven herself one of the
.EFruncisco earthquake?" ' Eniost effective agencies for securing’
' I" 3““ "“°°"""“ the removal of physical defects. as
Ianv Tnnntion win b1' killing millions of .lhrougli her visits to the homes of the:
Imma“ hem“? No- But “'“r I“ “'“I 'Ipnpils she will in a large proportion
human nature in cove-tons and aggres IOf cases secure the interest and in
sire; and so long as some influenced tolligent help of the mother. '
~ by avarice and greed dissensions willI _.__....—.~————-—-
Iarise~~hoslilily and armed coulilctIYou-rHHJL DISTRICT ATTORNEY.I
1will be the result. What is gained?; HARTFORD Oct 16—1Raymond Gut
'EDo 119 continue to progress? In 11 Lincoln, of this city, '28 years of age.IE
Read the second vol haq received 1' n appointment of As-
States District AttorIE
Word to that effect was received
Attorney
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strides have hoe". .‘ney
The by United States District
Mr. Lincoln will be
"on are taught to turn 11 1' '_I‘n11‘1 1 Thursday night.
He is a grad- '
toIor press a button to create carnage. Igm his duties at, once
Thirty Battles are decided by the. man abovc' uate of Hartford High School, of Tufts
1he clouds or under the surface of College,191o and Harvard Law, 1913.E
Hand to hand conflicts are he was admitted to the bar in January,E
Science 1914
The Sentinel is now distribuiimr CANNOT GET COAL MlNERs.
Earl Henry. Chief of the West Virginia
11 nlumes at less than one- -sixth of its
Department of Mines, after a. visit in
This useful reference
It ap-
day that the operators find it impossi-
ble to obtain a sufficient number of
men to work the mines to the capacity
demanded by orders.
that unleSs more labor is found soon
Ti marks rm
The for-1 '”
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CHARLESTON, W.Va., 0ct.16.—-E
the northern part of the state, said to—Ir
Mr. 'Henry said E
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H. Krieger 81 Co.
.E‘EEE
Specially Low Priced
Fur Trimmed Tailored Suits
For T o—morrow
Fur Trimmed Corduroy Coats, Plush and
Fancy Mixture Coats. at Reduced Prices
open 3 Charge Account
'And Settle Your Bill in Monthly or Weekly 1
Payments
-~ -—-=--~——m Triumph Comes from Attainment 1.. .1... .1111. ......a 1.1.1.... 1.1... W
Kitchens
are ideal installa—
lions Imt unfortu—
n.1tc1):1II homes do
not hm c heated ,,
kitchens.
The New
Quality Combin-
ation Coal and
Gas Range
is designed to gin
you as near \Ll
11.15 lil’l‘CliE‘X
Comfort as is possin
blc. It is designed
to use coal to heat
the kitchen and 11.1—
tcr and gas for top
PRICES $35 10 to $56 70 cooking, baking and
Wm
roasting, Complete in one range and taking 01111
Space of the a1crage kitchen coal range.
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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. .
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Regular 10% cash discount if dues are paid in
”1.01.117 nth unterests will be affected. .' full as agreed.
A full line on display at our new office.
Saturday Specials a. w... s. \
5' f ‘
Homemade Fresh Sausage ....~ ...... ~. ........................ 221:
‘ Small Fre‘ohHaml............3 .................. 20c
' Fresh §houlders ............................... 18c
Pigs Hooks ............... ........................ 18c
Pigs H;adsE ..... ............. .......................... 12:
3 ll icnc .. .. ......................
1 1113.1. Brunch Veal irom‘...... ...... . ....... . ....... .2'514chp Best Family Flour, :1 bag. .. . ., ...... . ................ 7 15¢
3 ' Native Chickens and Fowla ....... .. . . . . . . ..... . . .. . c. b 1
I Breakfast Bacon, 6 Inch Strips .......... . . . ............. . . .187 i3: Gdod Eggs, a doz. . . . . . . ...... . . . . . .1, .............. 30¢
' Genuine '8 rin Le a of Lamb . ............................ e, .
I Lam 81¢: ..gl...?.......... ................ ................ 12¢ Magnolia or Clover Milk acan .4 EEEEEEEEEEE 10¢
1 V al w ............... .. ........ . ........ . .............. c
Czrned Beef from . . ..... . ...... 1 .................... 81: up Fresh Oatmeal, a pkg. . , . . . r1 . . . . . . . ........... 4¢
Heav Beef from ...... ...... . ........................ . 161: up ,1 ,.'.. , .1
1 5 Our wheat: are of the but quality 1 Cnnkled Corn Flakes cut. to .( ............ 1 ...... 6¢ pkg.
j Gold Medal Butter .......... ....... .......... ...-..” ..... .... 35c . ~ 1 1
i ,gtrletly Freth Eager“... ...... .. . E..é°40c2.5doa
leomlrgerne .. ... . . c, o
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Eve thin in (refill trult and EVeaetableI. 1 1
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I a 5 7 as Gotta 11' Street. 5 Eat Norwnlk.
I /G’HARNOK S MARKET ' 1 3 .
Tel 583-2. I- " Free Delivery 76 N. main St.
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