UUW MUCH
HEAT
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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.
You don’t have to bother with
the muss and expense of stain-
ing on the job or painting after
shingles are laid. Just choose
from our samples and color
cards and your shingles come
ready stained in one lot.
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for any particular kind of
heating apparatus is at-
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1The Hatch G Bailey Co.
HE man she lemon 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.
“Cree-Dim” Stained Shingles
They Come in Bundles Ready-to-Lay
The Halch 6 Bailey Co.
"Creo-Dipt" Stained Shingles
are furnished in 12 grades in 25
different colors. Pleasing com-
binations in colors and sizes
Give the mater careful thought.
Let us Show you color cards
and quote prices.
South N orwalk Conn.
fected by the design of
such apparatus and other
conditions. The same
grade of coal is not equal- .
1y suitable for all heaters,
and the improper selec-
tion of sizes and kinds is
sure to lead to poor rc-
'Bults.
The Willy's-Knight:
‘ the world 31145.
.With our sixteen separo
ate bins we are in position
Overland M01191 8‘3
i". l he Greatest Selling Car at
'1h8 lOMESt priced Knig ht motored car ever built “
$1095. Overland Six: The biggest, most powerful Six at the price in
We have theSe three remarkable car values.
us show them to you, either with closed or open bodies.
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$750.
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'to select for our cu'tom-
ers the proper can for
their individual use. We
take a personal interest in
Chestnut St, City.
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VAASI BRUT HERS GARAGE
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Phone 1360.
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such problems. We know
that there is no better coal
than we imiSh, and as a
question of dollars and
~“sense’ it will pay to use
coal that gives results in
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(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
heat. Opens May I.
, We employ no bell- 5 “figggleggEglg AN?) 691:1—
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Elffs' 111 p m ’s a COOKED TO ORDER.
leHN E. O'SULLIVAN
Telephone Call no
Be Sure Its A PIE
FRlSBlE'S .
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
. from the bust fresh fruits
[obtainable
Pro;
THE
.FERRlS COAL
COMPANY
Ask Your Grocer for Them
‘ - 1. Insist on tliem'ut your res-
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U. S. Blacx shell. . .
are used by all sportsmen j: .- __ m.—_.-...~.:--—-—
and trap shooters—— 1
Special Rates to Gun 21 ”OVERCOATS
Clubs OF .
POINTS ‘
SUPERIORITY . 1 TllQ BBS! VillyllQS ill
Non Mercuric primer 1 11' mm «it .
,_ gives even ignition ; "
uniform combustion, : .1
and velocity: s'more 1““0‘0 $12-53,
regular pattern. 1 _
Black- shells have : a OT T L l E B
c1931. passage from 1‘ 11 No. MGIH‘St. 80. NOM‘IK
; primer. to ”powder, ; 37410—61250 311m. .
» thus eliminating long 17" J“:
fires. 1 =
,plack shells are really 1
.mwaternroot’. Test tlwm
yourself and be con-
, -vinoed. _ ‘
‘ ' Black shells are the
most expensive shells
.to’ manufacture ' but
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
lBUll ll. Mlllllllll
Successor to Chdrlcs E: Dow)
rt: Washington Street
South. Norm alk
New Fall Coats
$3.98 up 101$25.
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. President Wilson. .1
P.0R'9LAND.Ore.. Octe18.—Seuator
George E. Chamberlain. chairman of
the Senate Military Affairs C mmlttee,
poorer" with 'Presi‘dént Wilson, Secret
he Senate and House 11111111113: Affairs
Committees regarding plane to be
the strengthening of the army.
“I believe the time has come to
' . build up the country‘s defense,” bald
1‘Senator Charlie lfl‘l‘. "and I am. can
,. .. jfldent 111111. 111111 be done "
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_' for the armys reorganization, but in '-
like general outline as reported in the
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Congress and the people, who are be
- {to ‘realae 111w wh‘ollv 11111111
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CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like 1111:; happens in your
home. if your
PLUMBING
is defective. anthuau-d. unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or‘lnstall a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBEING A SPECIALTY
HORACE KNASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354.
North Main St. 3. Numalk '
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'cellar where
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was enrbute‘ to Washington today, to”
. tary at War Garrison and members of .
"1 l" imcstrd toda‘), with all the. pow later! on i‘..lr Huribut last evening. Ho
ers of the high office to which he re was assisted by Dr. S. H. Huntington
cently was elevated. At services at St. and Dr. Charles G. Bohaimnn.
Mary's Cathedral yesterday the Pal— patient is resting comfortably today.1
‘ poster of 275 Buggies, of Elmwood a\ cone.
lium was conferred on him, marking and a complet11_re"overy is hoped for. 1 M“ and Mrs. A‘ B Chic
taken up before Congress looking ru‘
predéuted blob“ will 'be acceptable to.
gross“
For cht
Now Occupied by the United “18
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
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COLONEL I‘GODIER'S T‘RlAL.
SA\ FRANClSGO, 0C1"
trial by nnurt martial of llieut. Col
Lewis F. Goodler, lodge Advocate o
the Western Department of the Army,
was expected to begin here today. Thug
belief 1s expressed in army circles tbatI
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the result of the trlal may lead to an
investigation of the aviation schooll-m, 011 11,15 occasion. when a pleasing
at \‘ortb island. San Diego, Cal.
I.iefit.-Col.Godd1§r is charged with Chauncey B. Brewster, of the Cannon-1
having altered or ladder] to charges 1101111110119“
preferred by certain army officers 1119 even of \1
Captain Arthur s. Cowan. Brewster. vill confirm a class at the
the Signal Corps AVIfl' Christ Episcopal church. on Gregory.
lion school at San Diego. The charges Boulevard This class is now receiving
aviation officer. or 35 per cent. more instructions from Rev. T. F Vaskey, D.-
for mo years he drew the par of an 1)., rector .°f the. East Side church.
aviation officer. or 35 pro cent more
against
commanding
pay than a line ofllcer of his rank.‘
executive officer for
school. "" ‘
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ARCH BISHOP HANNA
as not an aviator. and hadi
been sent to San Qiego merely as on but the 11.811.11.10“.
the aviation iWilton. was ordered taken to
the final step of his installation. Con-
ttary to custom, the Pallium was not
delivered by an apostolic delegation
selected in Rome Because of the war. evening was spent‘ut {be home of Miss“?
the Pope commissioned a priest re- Emma Nowak on whom a surprises
turning t America to bear the vest» party-\vae given. Games, music ..,11.ndi
\1 dancing were the main features of the
them. 0 Archbishop Hanna.
‘ comm, taming hostess. Onions those present mem
up..,Pauiovldh. Alma Gustavso’n.
, 1 11111111111111 are! 91111111, Elizabeth Hollck. Geneva Wood
mmstween 11111, 000 and gnome Now it.‘
Minimum
firemen and Policemen Heroically
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‘house on the upper East Side early:
‘his w.ife Mrs. Julia Rilzu, oil Lexillg'i pie doling these
:ten avenue. \lrs lliizu is ‘
.Blldxvlloll jail. awaiting trial in the“ packages whirb totalled a weight of
.‘Superim Court for alleged rulic‘onducl
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Rescue Heathers of‘ Eight Fami
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NEW.“ YORK, Oct. 18.—Five persons
were burned to death and three in
jured in a fire which swept through a
Third awnue tenement
variety of trimming.
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yesterday The injured and remaining
members of eight families were res-
cued by police and firemen who took
them from fire escapes to the roofs of
adjoining buildings. 1
The dead were three members of 0118‘
family, Mrs. Julia Wenz and her two.l
daughters, i3 and 15 years old; and?
two members of another family, Mrs.‘
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TRISTRAM a. HYATT’
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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Classy COats For Children
We take especial pride in this new and extensive line of Coats for children and misses.
May models are represented in fancy mixtures, plaids and plain colors, with a great
Reasonably Priced $5.00 to $10.00
See This Display in Our Suit Dept.
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Mrs. Wen-z and children died in".
33-11111 that of her son claepsed'in heruNcREAsf IN PARCEL
' “mm“ "“d ”n “ PUSlAliE Al [00M P. 0.
a1ms,1\as found in a hallway.
lighted candle and the flames spreadl
so quickly that escape by the sta it
ways was cut off. ———_—-
““““““ “—v—wmv‘ l An increase in the amount of pos
lingo and 1191‘ng in the parcel posl
lpar-kagcs mailed out of the 11111111101111
‘iot’iice is noted in :1 report completed.
b‘) Postmaster Andre“ Leann In no ‘
licordance “ill: the instruitions of the;
‘posi oliice deparuuonl/a record of all
.of the outgoing 11a: knees between 01:
\lichacl Ritzu, of this cl11', through iober lsi and Otlobcr 15’ lb. imlusivc
his attorue), Joseph J 1 111111011”, has 11.1.». been 1.0111 This shows mm {1,711
staitcd proceedings for a dim“? from parcels were 111 111ml in (low ntown peo
15 (1111s Postage
now in amounting to $285 97 conned these
7,560 pounds and 14 ounces.
;1\'ltl1 Frank liegedue, formerly of this, The 11.51 .4111er record was kept
,t'ily. now a resident of
‘Tbe couple have several children?
‘1 Misconduct is also alleged by 1111211 in
his plea.
month of that month. 111 couipai'ison
the number of parcels mulled llflS.th‘-
creased 984. However. more is shown
an increase of $23.37 in‘postnae, midi
an increase of .371 pounds and 9‘.
ounces in whiuhl over that of the first?
15 days in April.
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H. Krieger & Co.
“ Specially Low Priced
1111 Trimmed Tailored Suits
Fur Trimmed Corduroy Coats,'Plusl1 and
Fancy Mixture Coats. at Reduced Prices
0111:1111 Charge Account
And Settle Your Bill in Monthly or Weekly
Payments ,_
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Hanna J. Mead.
Another of tin isobodnfumous sheep Hanna 3., 71; years old. “.119 of
““93“” 31‘8“ yesterday 3‘ ”"3 Um" Thonuts Jefferson Mead, died this
Eters of ”‘9' downtown yacht club, ‘0“ fmoruing at her home in Ilarien. Mrs.
idleamboat place The mm” “‘1'?” Mend, besides her husband. is 3111 l
lwere excellent. more prepared up or 11101! by :1 son 11nd “Wm?" Mrs
supervision of George Tobey c'lerlt‘lmrles. Lonicdrm of Dorian. and
ide. intro, and the rompetont committee Charles S. Mead. of South Nor'.v1allr
1- him handled arrangements 1“ con! Funeral services, “blob will be prl-
lucition with the ”in? anskismiio 1111110 will be conducted at the late
lilobert 1311081111. 1611859: #11:: dauy‘ home at 2: 30 o'clock Wednesday 1111
coin, andt mu“ 5; \ 128;!“ mmmr31er1roon by the R91 \ir. in“ 1on of;
M“ spen 11 y p lDarlen. interment will follow is
1311111111 Gro1e cemetery
Elbert L. Conklln.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
‘6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
PHONES:
1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk.
Elbert l. Conki‘in, of 143 Washing
lion street :1 \v-cllknown mater open
er, died at his home at noon today
q.ulie suddenly. as the result of a
lstroke.M1'.Conklin, who was 68 veers
l..old is survivr v one son..1’ames L
Conkiln, lie l " ‘ been ailing for some
time past, but during last week had
been around and sllglitly'huproved.
Notice of funeral will appear later.
Gilli. CHURCH ill OBSERVU
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Grace Episcopal church, uptown, will
observe its 25111 unnhcrsary on Nov.
program will be carried out, Bishop
,Qoll be in attendance. Col
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vem er .7 1 SPRING-WOOD CLUB DANCE.
The Springnood Club a newly
‘iformcd organization of tie lower sec-
ition of the citv’ held their first an
Emmi dance Saturday evening at Arton
Hall The hall was crouded with
inerry dancers and Svec‘s orchestra
furnished the music. The ball was
prottuy decorated with American tings1
the Nor ”and pennants of different schools and:
‘colleges. Much credit is due to thel
OPERATED ON BY DR. GROWE.
Harry Hurlbut. son of H. A. llurld
11 fruit grower of:
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l"waik hospitalwesterday afternoon. by
Miss Ethel Bartram thc‘Brlde of John
yesterday afternoon at 4 o’clock when
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PRETTY OCTOBER WEDDING. TODAY IN WALL STREET "
NEW roux, 0m. 18.(Wall Street,
10:30 a. m.)——Firmuess marked ‘ibc rou
'sumptlon of 'tradlng on the Stock Erv ‘
change today, 111th some. very sub—
;stantial gains, particularly in special-
JOlm L Tyler and Miss Ethel Bartram,‘ tics Foundation was given to the
L. Tyler.
A pretty October wedding took place
were united by Rev. Ernest F. MGGYC‘S movement by the strength of United
01‘ at the First Congregational Church! 513193 Steel which opened with
The ceremonrs‘vas largely attended by exchange or 5,000 shares at 53 38, an
the many friends and relatiur. of the advance of 3.4
couple.
home of Mr and “1'5 Joseph E- Bar-'70 34 to 71. a maximum advance or
tram. 1 Osborn avenue, the couple left 1 1 .1
for their honeymoon trip They W1111Car. Baldwin Locomotive and Cruci-
be at home after November 1 at the 1319 Steel
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Westinghouse 111.1119
FolloMns a reception at the an initial offering of 31100 shares at.
American smelting. \merican
I new materially higher.
mGeorge Canadian Pacific and Harrlmans led
the rails.
WALL STREET, Noon. ‘Doaliugs
residence of 111.1111 Mrs
Quintard Westport avenue.
The bride was charming in a white;
lNVESTEP- IHuntlngton,
‘SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18. witrcb- severe attack of appendicitis. Dr.
bishop Edward J. Hanna. oi the Roman Willis 11.12.615.01 New Haven,
Catholic diocese oi San Francisco, 1111'; .ummoned and he successfully oper- 1
11115 attending physician. ‘Dr. S.
the patient having
was 1
committee for the efficient manner in pmbroidered net trimmed with pear]s_ IWere moderate during 1m, lo1enoon,
‘QWlllCh the dance was conducted. :Sh woreaveil caught up With orange but specialties added to previom
MCSSI’S- Bellus. lisanca. Burdos and1b10850ms and carried a shower bou- gains with these new records: Betblow'
Soltes were the committee in c/rge quot of white Carnations. flier sister, hem 51981 11 10 .195 wiuvgover.
iof all arrangements and tiny are mak~ l Gladysfiwaé‘ bridesmaid and She looked land 10 to 285. and United 313195 in;
ing plans to hold another dance in‘ pretty in a white gnarquisette and a. dustrial “@1101 7 1'3 10 1.17 1 2' 0.11_
the near future.
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CELE/RAIED SILVER *waoomo
The}
First street, Stamford, entertained
over 100 of their friends and relatives,
Friday ev‘ening, in honor of their 25th
wedding annLersary. Many beautifull
.ii‘ta of cut-glass and silver were re-
.ccived by the couplew ,, who 11ers mane
lried in Garden. and who have resided
5all of their wedded life in Stamforda
er Chicheriter is manager of the E.
Holt Company’s market. and is a
bar ,of that. firm. His friends call
“A B 0'” because of his initials.
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Mlss NOWAK suapmsao.
A 1ery enjoyable time on Saturdav.
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late 1111111: and. the guests departedq
reclaiming Miss Nowak a very enter-. B15
Adeline (lockerter. fleien 111111111, 'him
1111111111111, Lena, Plunge use All“? A guest of honor was Mrs Chlches~
Mamba-'11 mother. Mrs. James Whitney, 8f:
.Baxa. Florence ‘years of age. formerly of Barton. and
, 51110 new res
11mmw1mmurason; There was fliuolc dufing the evenifig
Fred Zipper‘er, doseph Feaack‘. Joseph 9. dinner was served by especial ca-
‘ “ram Mondcbek. té'l‘ot'. and plenty of amusement was
Ly'b provided for young and 61:1 alike.
friends were present from 291611;:
Josephine
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idea with her daughterq...
Wink mollene cap. She “med a .lahow- er pronounced gains “included Bethle-
or 0‘ pink ““8th “591'" E' BM“ hem Preferred 8 to 170; General Mo-
tram. father of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie’ 1015 10 to 337. Studebaker 4 “"1 m
was the 166 3- 4; Virginia Iron. Coal and Colit‘
flower girl and she wore a white silk 3 1.2 to 68 12 and Westinsriiouse «:1...
“”953 With me tflmmlngs' She “a” to 72 1—1. 11111211111111.1111 l’niied Slalom.
“6d a ‘basket of mlé pink roses Steel extended its rise to 833 'M. '11111
Befone the ceremony" tOOk place, Canadian Pacific, 4 to 169,1vith ”flip
Miss MM“ Brundage,o of Rowayton. thei improvement in other railways.
gave a half hours concert. Afi'he b“ .Later Bethlehem Common reacted to
(1111 party proceeded; down the aisle, 482 and Baldwin showed a loss. Bomb:
1she played the wedding march from we” firm
Lohengrlu and‘atter the ceremony the: - WALL STRET 1. 30 p. m —nghnr
”69“”in The ushers were Ami—e? prices for rails stimulated demand in
1833111; dcpgizafigl; George Q“. n iother parts of B list, with recover-
The couple received numerous pres .i‘altl‘es. In the early afternoon. however
em" ‘ l trading became quiet, with nominal do~
'cllues from best quotations.
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FAVOR GENERAL STRIKE.
iiiERdDEN,Con1‘1..O_ct. 18. -—A declar-
atlon favoring a general strike against Haggai made? and the more“... 111
the International Sliver Company Bl: was particularly impressed by his pen:
its factorlcsln this state and elsewhere mpqratlan” "Hum. I didn't notice t "
was adopted at a meeting of the 3 000 particularly." said the practical 1111‘ . l-. 1
Employee now on strike at )he local clan. "but the way he wound up bad
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-““ctorles and at Manning Bowman dc 'om all yelling."-Blrmlugham Ase
' Herald ‘ . . , .
‘ tea in Bethlehenf lie?! and other space , ' ‘
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