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Economy
You 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
cooking or heating pur-
poses it must of necessity
make a considerable item
in the list of expenditures.
f‘ _ It must be had, how-
‘ ever. Therefore the sen-
‘ sible thing to do is to buy
' coal that is as free as pos-
sible from impurities and
that will produce the most
heat. That is our job. To
keep posted as to the best
kinds and to buy only
such as will prove the
most economical and sat-
isfactory to our customers.
We know coal, and if you
buy of us you will get
the best.
That the public of this
. city appreciates good
coal, honest methods and
"Ia reliable concern with
which to do business is
quite evident from the.
number of orders now on
our books awaiting deliv-
fiery. Our old friends have
been generously loyal,
and our new customers
«1 ‘1 number a great many.
We thank you.
THE
COMPANY
ouschold'
l
FERRIS COAI‘.
‘I U. S.Biack Shells
II are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters—
Special Rates to Gun
.Clubs . ' '
PGINTS‘OF
SUPERIORITY
P INon Mercuric primer
- - gives eien ignition
.- uniform combustion.
.. and velocity“ more
E‘ I II regular pattern,
“ I Bisclt‘ “shells have
clear passage from
primer to powder,‘
1thus‘ eliminating lohg
fires.
waterproof. Test them
yourself and 1be con-
"vinced. 1
lack shells are the
most expensive shells
to- manufacture but
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
llflilll 1.1101111
112 ‘Washiniston Street
'1 South Norwailr
Phone 499
Black 5 lens are really 1‘
(Successor to Charles E. DoW‘):
ort Street. East Norwalk.
ma -. _sorrrn‘ nonwux“ mm
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you to pay shingles that will last to
look better and wet I“ m It 11231 1 111111113 an the Job.
“Creo-Dip t" Stained Shingles
They Come in Bundles Ready-to-Lay
You dont have to both” still
the runs: and upon" til stain-
ing on the Job or painting otter
shinslea are laid. Just choos.
from our samples and color
cards and your shingles come
ready stained in one lot.
The Hatch Cr
1
I Overland Model
:' 'l he Greatest Selling
the world 8114;.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
iii: mas Ibo leas- duties mailed use: the same mistake
as the man the leaves his house unpainted It is no! possible lot
Th8 Willl'S'KHiSht: The lowest-priced Knigin-motowdcur ever built .
$1095. Oyerland Six: The biggest, most powerful Six at the price in 1.
We have these three remarkable car \‘aLUFS.
us show them to you, either with closed or open bodies.
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we as loss as ordinary shingles I. M W “mm
. H NW “at lee
treolupi" Stained Shingles MCW Ytlilii. 11.1. 2:1 The (”my
51.111: tion-runu-nt in can today the
prt'rtfiiuilon oi its €\ldt‘ilu‘ against
binatiuna in colors and sizes. ’ “Iilllhlll llotkeleller. Louis t‘uss Lod-
‘wrd. Edward 1!. Robbins and eight
Give the meter careful thoutbl. ;
Let us Show you color card! » olllvl‘ri churned. while directors of the
. W111- Haven Railroad uiib tonspirau
and quote 1111195-
to monopolize the railroads and 1101-
Bal'ev £0.11” li111-’
1-5 of \ew England .1
South Moi-wall. M" 1 'lim Gmernment planned to callI‘
'(‘liarles S. Mellen, formerly President
‘0! the New Haven road, today. M12:
1.\ll~ilvn is regarded as one of the Gov-I
1 erument‘s most important witnesses!»
111ml llw prosecutors expect to build upI
around his e1idence the whole sionI
. oi the alleged manipulation of the
lNeW liawns finances and the pur
‘cliase or combination of many rail-
Li’l iroad and sit anlsiup lines.
are turnisbtd in 12 grades in 25
diiierem (mitts. I’Hea in; com-
Carat $750-
w“WAIST
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Tristram &Hyatt
TH! Llaomo D 111v
GAIETTE I‘LD‘O.
This Beautiiul
SILK WAIST
s one ol a most attractive :ssorlmeni that
has iusl been received. They are of ex-
iccptioually good material, lie the most
popular colors, are wonderiully well
made, and have a style seldom e u allcd at
. $5.00
0ilicr pretty Silk Waisls, irom $2.00
‘1 1 upwards
the price.
I1 my. oer. a. lens'
GOODS STORE.
NOIWALK.
Chestnut St, City.
q,.__..._———
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard) ' '1
East Norwalk 1
- Op ens Mayt. I
SHORE DINNERS AND ALI.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER. 1
101111 E. O’SULLIVAN. 9m; 1
Telephone Calls-130 '
Be Sure its
F RlSBIE’S A PIE
Made in the CleaNest Plant.
from the best fresh fruits
VAASI BROTHERS GARAGE
n: According to the p1eseni plans 01'1
_I.. the special assistant attorney s--gen1
:111111l who are reminding the (use for
‘1lie Goxer}1111ent,1\lr.;\ielicn wihll take
1 the witness stand twice. Ont first 1
- occasion he will be questioned eabout
the affairs of the road during his first
p1 rind of employment piior to golngi
“1'95! h 111:5 story Of What “#1189“de A detachment of United States e11-
a ter (1 ecame resident in 1903 will
be told later unlgss Judge Hunt rules gineer corps lune 1e11ca1111ped :1 the
that Xlr Mellon must tell his whole vicinity Of South \orwal T e pur
pose of the traveling engineering troop
stmy at once is to take a survey of the country. The
11 “as expected before placing Mr. last survey from which Government
Mellen on the stand. the Gmernmeni charts were compiled was made twen-
'1uould introduce a mass of documen ty live years ago, and the territory
tarv e1idence.Wanen I).(.‘ht1se, of since then has changed considerably.
1Ha11i‘ord, one of the witnesses subpoe- 1 The soldiers are in charge of Sur-
naed b1 the Government to telbaboulIgeam Binsham. and there are a num-
1tlie tiansactlons involving the New 1b“. of mounted men and men “00l-
Hmen company's steamship lines, A detailed survey is not necessary, it
promised ("o be in court today. He is said the engineers confining their
.111111 called in court yesterday, but did Iwork to an approximate record of
not appear ' changes ,
Mr. Mellon :13'1ri1ed in the Federal1
SNVERNINE NNEISE
IENl‘ilNEER CORPS SURVEYING
IN AND ANLUND NilRWAlN
WPhone 13611)
3
CALL US UP . _
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. It your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING11'A SPECIALTY.
110111101: 111111311
Tel. 1354.
North Main St.
ed and went into conference with Mr.
13am: and F1 link I. Suacker, the Fed
8. Ncr‘aIIltI
obtainable.
,‘x
Ask Your Groceriior Them
Insist on them at your res-
taurants. '
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OVERCOATS.
The best values in
the City ‘
$10l051250
GOTTLIEB
.1 it No. Main St. 80.100"le
87410—31250 Suits. .
Nc-IW-vFall Coats
13981111110 $251 ’
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\TODAY IN WALL ISTREE'E: I
1 NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (Wall Street
10:3 9. mil—Bethlehem Steel‘s fur-1'
ther dvanca to 516,tei1 11 late above
its previous rise, was 9 chief tea:
tune-of today's early market, with
some irregularity of prices in_ other
‘parts of the list Material gains lvére.I
United States Steel opened a free.
tionaily higher.
again offset by moderate reversals. in
the Railways, notably Baltimore and
tion. Bethlehem Steel 11min
01110; New Haven and Rock" 1211111111
Londonhs range for international
" ? shares was mainly: lower, among the"
. few exceptions being Atc‘hisdn and St.
I Paul. ”I
WALL eraser». Noon Erratum;
I the nit reason-131 111-11.
made by other specialties. pabticularly
those comprising the war group, and.
These gains we‘re"
DRAWS PAlNElN} SKETCH
_ and attorneys When he entered the
_________"1.__ lromtroom there was 11 b1 oad smile on1
‘his face. He was greeted b1 Robert
—_STO RE 11'. Taft one of the mcn on "111.0111 1
era of the directors against whom he
1 11s to testify rose to sh 1kc his hand
Eor Rent I Th: :18! deals cognac: “a: WEI of “Life" bearing the caption “Won-
“ come 12 .overnmen 5 or w ness, . ' ...
Now Occupied 1‘by the United and until the appeaighce of Judge (11:23:23 $111313? maid?" ifi::_
Elecmc L‘ght and Water Co. Hunt the former: president or the road llonall'a work Pictures by him have
Enquire was the center1Iof a laughing, JOkihl{1119-1111 shown at the Sll1ermine and
'1 I . -- I» 1group Rownylon annual exhibits, and at the
Cllfford Hotel ' .\lr (‘lark was then called and the Industrial and Civic Exposition held
, - Geiernment began thfintroducllon of recently in the Armory. his work at-
? I1Idocumentar1 eyidence, which includes greeted attention
1111inutes of the New Haven Board 01’1 "
i'Dlrectors meetings
ii BLOWN lsllllllli Niiiill IN EXPENSNlN
rs LYON
Good Job Printin2:
1Beet Paper, Beat Work, Best Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
s. NOBWALK
”ME ”7 1 PIARIS, Oct 1:50:10. p. m.—IiooI per
I
1 COTEBLANCHE La.. Oct 20 —-'I‘l1e sons were killnl or injured in an ex-
' p011 er yacht Two Sisters, which is said “03‘0“ l“ n 3‘" ’r-V 1“ the Rue de Tol-
to have cleared from Galveston for Ba blac this afternoon. according to a re-
Ivana early in September with a Ger- port receiv ed at the prefecture of po-
man crew aboard, ls ashore on the llce. . 1. ‘
1coast southeast of this place,a accord-1. “_'“"‘"
ing to fishermen arriving here today DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
l'l‘he yacht “as driven on the beach
during the recent hurricane, it weal J0h" E- BurlelghI.
said. According to the fishermen, the 30h“ F Burlelgh, 0‘ Ansonla, 13355
captain and three members of the ed away yesterday “l Greens Farms,
crew left the vessel shortly after it Iai‘ter an extended illness Mr. Bur-
Iwent ashore and have not returned leigh had been Iin failing health for
REMOVAL
SALE .
Place Must "Be vacalcd
Money saved at the approach of
Holiday Season.
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, a Funeral of Mr. Conklin.
*The‘funeral of Elbert. L» Conkyi will
be held tomorrow afternodn at” 2: 30
A pathetic sketch by Angus Mac«11
Donal], ot the Silvermine Colony, nearg’
‘thia city. appears in the current issue .
ev. s. E. Lawson officiated
in Spring
H. Kricger & Co.
- Specially Low Priced
Fur Trimmed Tailored Suits
Fur Trimmed Corduroy Coats, Plush and
Fancy Mixture Coats.
at Reduced Prices
Open 11 Charge Account
And Settle Your Bill in Monthly or Weekly
Payments ,
_ 1 1 ’ . 11
.Bccrs Meat and
6 North Main Street
,
Provision Co.
13 Main Street
South Norwalk.‘ Norwalk.
.1 PHONES:
11811), South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk.
i
._——_ -r 1 4m
Tel, 583-2.
CHARNOK’S‘ MARKET
FreeIDeIlivery.
Fresh Pork Sausage Made Every Day
Franklurlcrs and Sauerkraut
"Green Bone? Cut ior Chickens
.176 N. Main St.
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3: WASHINGTON ST.
sQuTH NORWALK.
1
o'clock Itrom the late home on 143
Washington street.1Rev.Williom Gill
Giflin, or the First M. E. Church otI
I80 11th Norwalk will oliioinio, and in-
IterrnentI will follow in Riverside Come,
my. .
l spam-.1115 lN sssgx DEPOT
way station, getting little of value, and
whether the yacht had a. gun aboard, days ago for Green' r Farms. where he
months. Funeral of Mrs.I Mead;
1 Do not miss this opportunLy. on the Atlantic coast to be manned by Dar-ion
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and save money—Jewelry, Musical MRS WAY 3““. I1“ 1
Stock and fixtures milst go.
~tonlobila accident in Derby Saturday
1 as the result. of the stroke she suffer-
. 1151;“;qu some time, suffering from it complies
a 113-01 00 , _ bift they declared it carried provisions W35 suddenly stricken. '
Saved. 18 me I l British agents1 recently IrepIorted it: The funeral of I}.“S.Tll51l1&§ letter
was believed several yachts were be- 3011 Mead was held this afternoon at
_I '1 5 . . German crews. to attack tank Ships and interment followed
“ ' Itranspbrtin‘g fuel oil from Mateo 1011Grove Cemetery . 1,
Instruments, Sta ionery, Games, ‘
t'l‘gys, novelties, in) rtin'g- floods, unconsc‘ous conml0N1
Shemié‘ Counters, Cases, “91'. I Mrs. Deor'ge Wéy, of Taylor avenue,
littemoom is still in a serious condir
tion at the Grimu 1111311111111 noon
til at“ the hospital Monday afternoon.
no change has been tinted in her eon-
None of the fishermen could say tion of troubles. He left a Icouple at
to supply the small crew for severai1
1” o l ed
ID I ar Earn 111g titted out in Calitornia waters and 2' fill WWI! from the late home in
B1111111N'l1 1the British Navy.
Souvenirs. etc." ,
Who. suifered several injuries dn an au-
1toda1y Mrs. Way was still unconscious]
dltlon. . f .1
' timbre «111111111111 doth.
wood, 111e,, where they stole goods val-1
tied at mo than $200 and some money
until
GOOD ROADS ICONVENTION.
._._1.. 1111;]
The directors of , the Fair-field
'County Farm Bureau held their raga-1
llar monthly meeting in the office here
yesterday afternoon. Reports were
Schulizc’s 3Sanilary Markets
‘ 39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Distilct otII Norwalk, as, Probate
Court, October 20, A D., 1915
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for adminis-
given by H J Baker. U. s Govern-Ztmtlon or the estate in Connecticut .1
ESSEX Conn", Och. 2043;111:111," ment representative and manager oil ‘Reuben K. Johnston,
Idurlng the night broke into Essex pail- stoma Elli-611319111 SOWIlce. and County Rochelle, in the State of New York, de»
Agent- S. J. Wright. It was voted to
oi! the industrin exhibition to' be giv-'
on by the Danbury Chamber of Com-
merce, which will be New to ,13
Charges 111.111er Bedding, and Sec-
moby Charles 1111111101111, 0! *thls
city. were appplntgd a committee to
11111111., Already it is
late of New
ceased.
into the drugstore oi! Joseph H. Locks hold a good roads convention for the1 Ordfifedp That said application so I
county: in,;DaInbur1y "11111111211111 week 1
heard and determined at the Probate
Cities, in N walk, on the 29th day or.
chtober, 191, at. 9 o'clock farenoon:
land that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District, at.
least 5 days-before said dfi' oi hear-1
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Haunt w oauooav. .
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Norwalk Chronicler