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g you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles S
TRISTRAM a: HYATT;
GAZETTE BLDG. '
Ousehold
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
This 13 House CleaningsWeather
We wish to call attention to our big and varied stock of
Carpets,- Rugs and Mattings
All grades in stock with an endless variety of designs and color schemes. I
Linoleums, Floor and Table Oil Cloths
All widths, in bright and attractive patterns.
Window Shades to Order
Are our SPCClaltY- and we guarantee satisfaction for regular or odd shaped windows.
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job.
“(3,604)“, t" Stained Shingles
They Como' 111 Bundle: Ready- --to Lay
Yr u don't have to bother 111th
the muss and expense of stain-
ing on the job or painting after
shingles are laid. Just choose
from our samples and color
poses it must of necessity cards and your shingles come Let us show you color cards
,‘I make a considerable item ready stained in one lot. and. quote prices. II
I"in the list of expenditures. ’1 ' The HatCh G BaileyCOo I,
ll! mu“ be had, hOW' South Norwalk, Conn. 1
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ford, Tuesday afternoon. .
The offense of the Branford men is
iparticularly inexcusable, in that they
I'shot song birds, robins at that, which
{are so valuable to the farmers becauu
Ilthev destroy insects and bugs which do
iso much damage to crops.
,1 Superintendent (“rarnpton is pleascd1
II jwith the work done in New ll .11'en for,
‘the enforcement of the game lawsl
Since the first of the year there have‘
been sixty-nine arrests made in that‘
county, 11hile in Hartford (ounty there
have been only forty -three It is the. de
termination of the superintendent to
put a stop to Sunday shooting at allI
hazards. 1
During the fine autumn weather"
111'omen and children frequent the
$75l.$0 %‘ and when there is shooting
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IYou burn Coal? Then
you know that one of the
most important questions
of household economy is
this matter of coal buying.
Whether it is needed for
1 . cooking or heating pur-
‘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
1
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ever. Therefore the sen-
sible thing to do is to buy in
coal that 15 as tree as p05- 1 II W1
1 Overland Model 83
sible from impurities and
the Greatest Selling Car at
that will produce the most
heat. That is our job To
The “lily-s bills 11 The lOlWSt priced Knight- motored our ever built
. 11* $1095.01111and Six: The bigzesr, most powerful Six at the price in
.),_I
1woods
they are exposed to danger from the
‘hunters’ fire. 'Mr. (.‘rampton said todIy ’ " '
that nev er before in the history of the IDEATHS AND FUNERALS.
keep posted as to the best
kinds and to buy only
“such as will prove the
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$1 leaCtory to our customers us show 1hr 111 to 1',ou either with tlosed or open bodies... . ' along the shore as they are this Sea-‘1 William 5- Duncan. .
1 2 We know Coal. and if you 'son He saygI 111,11 ,0 111,. ”019,110“ William l2.ilu111~an. lwnri ticker,
I'IlI .I buy of us you will get VA % lv1hicl1ia given the birds by 1119 diseon- :agent of the New York \‘111 Hatenl ‘ &
.11 l the best 1 -. AS ' BROTHERS GARAGE I‘IIIIIIIII“? of shooting irt 111.. spring 15.1111d Hartford Railroad tolupart1,at‘1 . . .
I"I That the public of this Chestnut St Cit P . to be attributed the present arm" the (Trand rentr'al Ttl‘lllilliii died at ‘
:3 City appreciates Good 1 iwf‘z 3‘31””.er -« 23?: 13330 31111911111111.1111 "‘5 “017‘“: “'0- ‘“‘1 “ "-‘l 117”] “Wt-i .
‘II.,, ' . coal, honest methodsaartd .I I -——MI ____._,___: 4:} ~f_‘.’“m~ri I 1 ‘New York city, ,1'ester'da1',ofBright‘s.
TI a reliable Concern with ‘ Ir ‘ ‘ TODAY IN WALL STREET disease. He was born in Ridgefield,‘ S 0 H L . .
. . Iw'hich to do business is Dork)“ House I1 yaw YORKI 0.31 ”I (will-1 SIromI1fonn., 111 1865, entered the employ ofI pec‘a y 0w Prlced
CALL US Up 1 the New Haven about thirty years ago,
7quite evident from the. .
110: 30 a. m. i. —-I' nitcd States Steel led as a brakeman stud after a shot". Time
number of orders now on and we will rush our trouble
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I1 our books awaiting deliv- East Norwalk man right around when some-‘ 111 further rise of prices at the outsetlbecame a conductor in the parlor car; . O O
I:"II cry. Our Old friends have ope,“ May! . thing like this happen. in your ‘Iof toria1' s operationsort the Stock lix‘ser1ice.l."alci he was appointed “r rimmed Tallorea Slll‘s
been generously loyal, ' ‘HORE DINNERS AND ALI. home. If your change ripening with 4,000 shares at 'iclrct agent at the terminal in New
and our 'new customers ' KINDS OF SEA FOOD PLUMBING i813 1-8 to 86.111211111111 vestcrday‘ s (lose York city l
COOKED TO ORDER.
lOHN E. O'SULLIVAN Pro;
Telephone Call no
Be Sure Its JOBBING A SPECIALTY
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Tel. 1354.
North Main 8!.
lot 85 3-4. Bethlehem Steel rose (‘1 points, .\lr.l)uuc.'1n 1111s one of flip 111.111!
to the new high price of 499 with new-popular and prominent Masons in the
‘records for Studebaker on a 3 90ml!corrrti_1. He 1111s a former resident 'of
Irise to 170. American Steel Foundries \‘orwalk and 11.11.; well kno“ 11 here. He,
“D 2 3'4 t0 73 3‘14 Virginia “‘0" C0k° 1111s a thir'd-third degree Mason, ha1'-'
:and Coal 11p 2 to 70 and Willy's-'01" ,1111. been raised in 01.1 11' oil Lodge .11
rland 2 3-410 259.0111“: srtcclmlma. Nor'wnlk. Conn. Later he 1111111111911
llike General Flectrlc and.\1nerican ulth \ork Lodge. in \‘eu.\'or'k (111
Car, rose fractions to five points RullsInnd wq a 11331 Master of that 1011“,. l
“'9” dull bl“ firm. Ille belonged to Zetltrnd Chapter. “or
WALL STRFE’F, \'oon.-—Tr111ling 11m t‘o‘rnmaml‘lv and Mme Temple.
was faith 11.1111» du1ing the first hour, Nobles of 11,1. “1.11,. $11,111.; 01’ 1119'
and horny realizing bud the usual ef- 11119,. 11.. “-11.1 (1,1,1 of 1119 Arab 1)“.
is defective, antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out, have no make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUM‘BING
number a great many.
We thank you.
THE 1
FERRISTIOAL‘
COMPANY ‘
Fur Trimmed Corduroy Coats, Plush and.
Fancy Mixture Coats. at Reduced Prices
Open 3 Charge Account
And Settle Your Bill in Monthly or Weekly
fro. n the bcst fresh fruits
obtainable.
8. Nonalk
Buck shells are really
waterproof. Test tlzem
f’yanrself and be con-
Vinced.
Blacksheils are the
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
'are 11111.1 at the same
price as other makes. 1
_ . Phone 499 .
rt Street. East Norwalk.
New Fall Coats.
$3.98Iup to $25.
JACOBY S
Pawnbrokcr’s Sale
The'subscriber hereby offers and pro-
poses to sell all the property pawned
with him as represented lg the follow-
ing tickets: Nos. 9033, 9042, 9049, 9055.
9065, 9076, 9091, 9095, 9100, 9105, 9107
9117, 9128, 9129, 9131, 9138, 91.47 9148,
9150, 9155, 9163, 9165, 9174, 9175, 9182,-
12,13,15,16,17,18, 19, 20; 22 .,
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p-“ 1
II . pamphlet of instructions regarding the
25, 26,27,29, 1915
.Ct.,0ct. 19,1915.
Joseph Rosenfield
40 Water street PAWNBROKEIR
South Norwalk.
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WASHINGTON Oct. 19 .—The Am-
erican Red Cross soon will issue a
formation of its base hospital units
. “(Fougbont the com and also lists ,
:9‘ suitable hospital supplies.
. will .be included showing the twelve '
districts into which the country.
divided for the collision of supplies.
cccaroing' to 11111111111811.1111 the.
carrier-master's department oft tho-
‘gifts which totalled only $136 1
Maps '
. as norm-1 MAIN eraser
s. NORWALK
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‘cosr OF" orsrmsurmo SCRIP-
TURE8.
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NEW HAVEN. Oct. 19..The cost of
distribution of the Scriptures in the
fields of the American Bible Society
.-ince the work was started in 1'31.
Inns been $3,601,599, according to a re-
port which will be made to the Na
tional Council of Congregational
Churches at the opening of its blen-
nial session in this city, tomorrow.
IThe total amount includes salaries of
'missionaries employed by the board
jin translation or revision, the cost of
iprl‘nting, binding and distribution by
coiporteurs. The first grant for Bible
work was $500 for the Ceylon Mission
in 1822 The grant for 1914 for 9134,—
278,.
' The centennial of the formation of
the commission on Bible c‘ause of_the
society will be observed next year,
9186, 9206, 9209. 9218, 9219, 9226,9227, and the council is expectedto provide ers’ list,
9232, 9233, 9234, 9235, 9242, 9245, is for the event. A recommendation will later. will be on hand, and secondly .Thomas A. Edison, telegraph opera-1 _____
sued respectively March 4, 5. 6,8,10,be made in the Bible Society’s report the dinner will.
24,‘ Ithat churches be asked to show re- o’.clock
increasing their
1914
in
newed interest by
and have never exceeded $2.0
anyone year.
MARRIED FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Perseus, of 118
South Main street.
mix-seventh anniversary of their mac-I1
tinge on November 18th, receiving the
congratulations and heat fishes of
minty friends and relatives I
PIONEER PLAIN§MAN DEAD.
KANSAS CITY, Oct..'19;-—’-Josoph G.
B-Mcooy. 111.1111... plolluiiman,‘ who laid
out the Immune trail from the
State of Texas 1"‘I‘to‘ 11111111115, Rankin;
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PHONE 907
celebrated the '
scaodLMAsrsas TO DlNE.
Annual Meetlng and Banquet of Con-
nectlout Club Will Be Held October
22
The annual meetlng and banquet
of the Connecticut Schoolmasters';
club will be held in the Allyn house.‘
Hartford Friday evening, October 22,
at 6 o'clock. and President Louis H.
Stanley, superintendent of the South
school distrlt in Hartford 11110 in.
arranging the speaking and musical'
program expects an attendance of ttt‘k
ileast 150. The Hartford section ol‘
the Connecticut State, Teachers' us-1I
sociatlon will Wld
vention here on ._ be. same date, and1
uianv of the men delegates are ex
pitched to attend the dinner in the
evening.
President Stanley declares that in
two respects.
from‘most
:ure. Firstly the men on the speak-
which will be announced
start prompty at. 6
.Besldes President Stanley, the oili-
cers of the club are: ..I ..
Vice- President—Wills J. Prouty.
'principal of the Merlden High School.
i Secretary—J. C. Moody, vice-prin-
1cipal of the New Britain. “High
'school ‘ ‘ ' "
PRESIDENT WILSON IAT PRINCE
- TON.
WASHJNGTON. Oct. 19 .—Presldent
Wilson left at 9 a. m. today for
‘nII
‘ Princeton, N. J... where he will vote,
in favor of the proposed amendment
1‘11 the state constitution providing
equal suffrage. He will return to
Washington tonight.
Secretary Garrison and Seril'etasy”
'f‘irmuity and scores. of Government
employee 111.111.1111: éarly Atoday for
Jersey to v°i°'I_ ,
its annual con- I
the dinner will varle
affairs of a similar nit-1
!kno11'n here, residing for many years
1 in Mott avenue.
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i The funeral 1f Elbert l.. Conklln,
lwho died suddeuh \‘Hcstciday noonr
'will be held on Thursday afternoon atI'
1:2 80 oclork from his late ironic lie
is survived by a 111d011otre son James
of South Norwttlk, and too half-I
brothers, George and Fben Shutc ofI
1Port Jefferson, Long island.
Tel, 583-2.
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Funeral of Mrs. Mead. 1
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah J. Mead
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Fresh Pork'Sausagc Made livery Day
Frankiurters and Sauerkraut
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- ” feet of impairing values. though only' t.rol
/ Ask Your Grocer for Them Wimodcrately.I Steel. which had added 11 His funeral will 1),, held Wednesday, Paymen's
. Insist on them at your res. Irracrion to its opening price. at 86 1'" evening at 8 o'clock in the GrantiII ” ~
S Bl k I ll taurants. 1soon ‘8“ under yesterdays final quo- lodge room. Masonic 1511111111119,
3 e I 0 RE Elation WIIII Similar declines in several lentes his wife and 01111 5011 Elliott S..
f h' more 21 eculathe swciaities.1
are used In all sportsmen “" "— -——-—-—~=——‘== . . ° ‘ ‘ p 1“ l.)u11can l
y : Railways also were loner .\e11' Haven 1
and trap shooters— ' I : or ent [and Atlantic (‘oaflt Line yielding a Death of Mrs. Margaret Hodges.
SPCClal Rates to Gun 1 OVERCOATS ‘point each, ““‘h fractional recessions Margaret D. Hodges widow of James
93?;13 OF . Now Occupied by the United in Canadian Pacific, Union Pruitic, 8t. Hodges, died at the home of her “I
SUPERIORITY The ”88‘ values In Electric Light and Water Co. iiIaIII and Ne“ \ork(Iiintrrl.:XtenslI1: for, Mrs. rWilliam Lane. Beacon City,
I ' lr-s were w on a 'erse , ,_ . . . ..
‘ ‘ En uire uture sa '.\-. Y., yesterday. She 11 as in her 83rd
:1” Mercurit “if?” the City q flucncc in the bond market, though “I“ The remains will be biought to Beers mea‘ and Prov18l0n C0.
“1522,11,“:Zm1ii110? ‘ ' I Clifford Hatel “‘3‘“ “em“ “‘95 “m am“ “‘I‘d“ INo walk for burial. The funeral ser- 6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
and velocitv' more I‘ $10 to 812' 50 ‘ “‘9 subscriptiot; :‘rkiello A id ‘vlces Will be held from the home of South Norwalk. 2‘, Norwalk.
II I WALL sran: : p. m.— 11 e _ ,
' Mrs. N. W. Chamberlain, 1:12 Main _
regular pattern. I G O T T L I E B from the new high price of live httn- street at 3 o'clock Wednesday often PHONES.
mac“ Shem ha“ i 11 No “.1 3L 3 111 ” ' ' ' "- * " drcd tor Bethlehem Stiel and a fur- mom Rev C. R Bum pastor of the 1180, South Norwalk, 3;, Norwalk.
clear asa e fr m 1 n O. omit: , . , .
in p: E owdoer It 37410—31250 sulu. YON “‘9‘ gain in Lnited States Steel. the Norwalk .\l E. (‘lturch will officiate
~11: 9" 0 D I I . . I feature of the early afternoon, was the11nd interment will be in Union Ceme-
l I“ eliminating long I _.__. ' 00 I ' ' t ll of various minor equipment , .
I ‘ _—— w f -_~ G d JOb/ Pmung :inrriIni‘itdIustrial issues. Iter‘y, Roxarton. 11' forme 1 “1 11 I ‘
r' fiIBen Paper, Beat work a... price. '3 0‘15“ "3 FY 9 ——~—-——- _.—_-__,:-:-.
76 N. Main St.
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will be held tomorrow afternoon at‘
‘2. 30 o'clock from the late qhome on
Maple avenue,Darlen. Re1 9J2. Law-I
son will officials and interment will be
'in Spring Grove cemetery.
HAD SEEECHLESS IBANQUET‘.
SANI FRANCISCO, Oct. 111—111
"speechless" banquet with the cus-i
,tomart addresses, arranged by San;
Francisco telegr'aphers in honor of!
321 WASHINGTON s'r.
\' SOUTH NORWALK.
‘Schulize’s 3 Sanitary Markets
39' MAIN' ST.
NORWIALK.
for, is to be held at the'
San Francisco Club tonight. At Inc was ”engaged in the manufacture
each Speaker’s place a telegraph keyI of buttons and hairpins in Water-
with mlnature poles. ‘to carry the Ibury and Middlebury. During recent
wires around the table has been ar- years he had resided in Stratford,
ranged. The addresses of welcome with one of his daughters, coming to
are to be ticked off to Mr. Edison, Waterbury to live recently. While a
who is expected to respond in dotsI resident of Middlebury, he represent-
and dashes. 'ed that town in the state legislature
A brilliant electrical illumination of. ford twelve years .ago, and he leaves
the city tonight was a Ipart of the three daughters. Mrs. J. L. Linse, of
program adopted by cityI ofllfials in Stratford: Mrs E. IE. Partree, of
honor of Mr Edison’s visit A. féa- Bridgeport. and Mrs. Livingstone, of
ture of the illumination will be the this city.“
flashing into the sky of electrical
messages of welcome. ‘
1 ENGLISH courses on! TEXAS.
. '1 BEAUMONT, 'réx, Oct. ‘19.—Lylug
ICEIN'III'IENARIAN PAISSEIS AWAY. ,10ff Sabine 3111‘, last night, was an
WA'lI‘RBURY.‘ .C‘onn.‘, 0ct.,19.—-1Engliah battle cruiser. presumably eta
this morning. Out the home of his all tankers now being loaded at Sa-
‘ daughter, Mrs:- H. E. ivingatone, so blue. Reports reached here that a
Elmvmod avenue. He celebrated his yacht manned‘ by German officers is
-' 100th birthday six .week‘c ago. He lit the Gulf waiting to prey upon Eng-
1111. :1 native of Attleboro. Macs. and list: tankers that ply between this
-'I‘he menu was written in “Morse." .gseteral terms. His wife died in Strat- 1
POLICEMAN BEATEN, ASSAILANT
ESCAPES.
Waterbury Department Didn't Loam
Until Sunday thatCop Was _
'Aocculted Friday.
“’ATERBURY, Oct. 19,—"Alth0ugh
Frank A. McPartland, of 3 Easton a-e-
nue. a superhumery policeman was
‘ed and beaten until his face was a
mass of cuts and bruises at 10: 15
0 clock on last Friday night, the police
department did not learn of the us— '
sault until told yesterday by a newo- .
sportsman The police department 1
IGeo'rge 0. Ellis, 100 years old. died1tloned there to protect two English'
knew that McPartland id not do duty
Saturday night in the Garden Theatre,
.1111: they did not know why he failed I
to' show up. His assailants made a. .
cteafi getaway-
was 11de there A“... a young man. Sort and Great Britain
"i Mchlandis in serious condition. 1 I , :
blackjacke'd into insensibillty and kick- . -.
Norwalk Chronicler