_‘ You burn C al? Then
on know thatrone of the
*‘ru'ost 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.
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
nkibds and to buy only
Touch as will prove the
most economical and sat-
~ isfactory to our customers.
We know coal, and if you
'-buy of us you will get
are best. "
That the public of this
city appreciates good
.coal, honest methods and
BEING llllflillllfll
WASHHGTON. Oct. 23.—Organiza-
tion of the natal disuicts of the
‘ . United States and the in’s‘ular possess-
ions to aid the Bureau of Naval In-
telligence in gathering information
that will be of use to the department
in war or peace times is included in
plans upon which officers of the Navy
Department am at work. There are
thirteen of the districts in addition
to those at Honolulu, Manila and Pa‘
nama, each under the supervision of
the commandant of a nary yard in
that region.
it is proposed to make this organi-
zation active .fn registering all A111
iertcan merchant, vessels that might
be of use in war times, including pow-
,. er boats and motor launches, to or-
ganize by these districts the various
HE man who'leaves shingles unstained makes the same mistake
as the man who leaves his house unpainted. If is now possible for
, you to buy shinglestbot will last twice as long as ordinary shingles-g
__look better and cost lou than shingles stalnbd on the job.
“Oreo—Dip t” Stained Shingles
They Come in 891ml» Ready- -to-Lay I
You don't have to bother with “CreoDipt” Stained Shingles 11- '
the muss and expense of stain— are furnished in 12 grade-‘1 in 25
log on the job or painting after different colors. Pleasing com-
. shingles are laid. Just choose binslions in colors and sizes.
, from our samples and color Give the mater careful thought.
cards and your shingles come Let us show you color cards
ready stained in one lot. and quote prices.
The Hatch E: Bailey Co;
South N611». aid Conn.
radto stations. public and private. as
5 Overland Model . 83:
‘ . long distance evesdroppers to “listen
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS s'ronn NORWALx
This 18 Oil St0vc Weather
There is nothing like anii Oil Stove these cool mornings to make the
dining- room, bathroomii or office comfortable. We are offering spec-
prices for two of the best Oil Heaters made.
’vPERFECT OIL STOVES—Bfack finish,11ere $3. 50; now $2.95. Nickel trim, were‘
$4.00.; now $3. 25.
PERFECTION OIL STOVES—Black fintsl1,\1erc $375. ' 11011" $3.19. Nickel trim,
“ere $4.25; now $3--49
THElgAMOUS RAYO LAMP—Complete 11ith shade, chimncy and nick. Special
at 119 .. '
SAVORY ROASTERS—Laro'e size gray enamel: were $2.27.. n011'$1.49.
MRS, POTT’S' SAD IRONS—'llirec Irons, Handlts and St and. Regular dollar
set, now 69c.
F
I fl .
lhe breatest Selling Car at on m... a.
.3 The Willys~Knigl112 The lowest priced Kuight- motored our ever built " area off the coasts and also to make
$1095.01'e11aud Six: The bluest. most powerful Six at the price in n ‘he proposed nan training, (amps
the world $114\ We have these three remarkable car v.alues Let (GNP-“Whirl to the district organiza-
us alto“ them to you. either with closed or open bodies. ”‘4"
VAAS'I‘ BROTHERS GARAGE .W
ably will be presented to Congress
this winter that all pleasmc 1
power
Chestnut St, City. Phone ‘360'
boats be required to (ar11 terzistn b1
gnumb'er in ordet that clase mack may
be kept on them.
3.111. =.
a reliable concern with
which to do business is
quite evident from the...
number of orders now on
our books awaiting deliv-
ery. Our old friends have
been generously loyal,
.. and our new customers
number a great many.
~ We thank you.
THE
'lhc boats Would hate consideiable
ltalue as aids to the great fleet of”
{roast defense submarines/rt is pro
posed to build up within five \eer.
‘The undelwater fightets M“ be dis-
'tributcd along the coasts at submit-l
4’rlr1e bases and at the unions bar-l
bots
Beers Meal and Provision-Co.
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
. 1111111115 COAL
COMPANY,
..S Blactt Shells
‘3 are used 'by all sportsmen
f-‘fiand trap shooters-—
Special Rates to Gun
Clubs
POINTS OF
SUPERIORITY
Non Mercuric 1 primer
gives even ignition
uniform combustion.
and velocity; more
regular pattern.
Black shells have
clear passage from
A; . primer to powder,
., who: eliminating long
‘ fires.
2 Block shells are really
interproof. Tent them
yourself and be con-
- vluced.
Black shells are the
most. expensive shells
to' manufacture but
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
uccessor to Charles E. Dow)
12. Washington Street
s» South Norwalk ~
"You Have
AnrJunk a
L , S. Juliet
\ Phone 499 ‘ .3
rtStreet East Not—walk. ’
.7_
South Norwalk. _ Norwalk. Six bases. including that at
No“ London. Conn. are contemplated.
. PHONES: iWilh nearly 150 submarines in com-
1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk. imisslon. an enemy fleet would have a
. idlfllcult time reaching the coasts. The
1first scouting line to locate such a.
fleet would be the destroyers and
stout shlps of the navy, working for
__‘ __ at sea. Behind these would be thel
navy reserve craft and a swarm of
swift power boats patrolling every
Best FamilyI Flour, a bag . ..................... .75¢ "‘0' 0’ 59“ 0“ ”’9 "03"“!- Pm" ”me
FanCy Potatoes, 14 lbs. ....................... 25¢ l ““9" “’°“Id ”m" “’0” 1° "‘9 subma‘
Best Creamery Butter. 1: lb. .. ................... 31¢ “F‘M’a‘wi 1” “3"- the enemy slipped
Pure Leaf Lard 21 lb. . . ' ‘ . ”m. ‘ -12¢ through the first line and the sub-
P k d B -~ -- -------- . nmrslbles would rush to the threaten
or an cans, 4 cans .. ......................... 25¢ 9.1 spot, a formidable obstacle for the
Campbell's Pork and Beans, a can ................ ’.. 8d ’ {enemy ships to meet. Will! we" a
11101111 DINNERS AND ALI.
lOI'iN E. O'SULLIVANy- Pro;
Iii
taurants.
—-.—————-—_. A -. k be formally passed upon by the com tobacco business in Stamford. having—F:
l“. a ‘ " mittee 1' 'oponed the Co oporatlvet lgar store
4 with his brother a few yents ago. Be
fore leaving Norwalk he had been
CALL US UP A :I'EAVES NUS! "0]. BE employed by H. E Puncher. working
{system In working order. not 11 ship
1 ' ic‘culd mme within a hundred miles
lof either coast. but that its course
Would be reported and the news flash-
ed along the llne‘to the 11 .111an sub.
nmrmes. 1
in addition to lhls work. the naval
*‘ldlstrlcts would report to the intelli-
I". l ’ lz'cxcc reau 919111 in ans rn
Dorlon House tBRIDGE PAWNG SIARIS ‘ ‘ult‘ltln bluhe' r jurlsdlttllong t‘l'ml 3:11:35
(Gregory Boulevu'd) be saluable.
3‘“ "“mn‘ MIDDLE 0f NEXT “minnows AND. FDNERALS.
Opens May 1
Joseph A. McElroy. of this city.l Death of Jame. Farrell.
who has the contract for the paving of, James Farrell. former and well-
tltc 111111 Washington street brldgtblknown resident of Norwalk dled yes-
said operations will start about the. 1‘9“!“ afternoon in the Stamford hos
middle of next “week At the meet- [11ml [01'0“ing 11 short illness from
ing of the bridge construction com~ pneumonia. He was about forty five
mlttoe. lushnlght. the engineer was yea” old‘.’ Hls wife and four children.
instructed to ask the contractor to E1'el1'n,.\iyrtle. Laura and James W..
proceed with the work at once. “WI-W him He also bay 95 11 moth.
A slight change i“ "‘9 luyout' 0‘ or, Mrs. Emma Farrell three brothers
the trolley line on Seaview avenue Joseph E Wilfred 0 Arthur. and two
was discussed last night. City 1311- Sm“... Emma and Matilda Farrell.
gineer George A. Sherron endorsed The tuner-11‘ services will be held
the change as being of a benefit to
the city. Although the committee tlid
not formally agree to it there was no
objection. The Connecticut Company
was requested tosubntlt a blue print
of the proposed change that It might
' 11 STULL
. '25 (itemize Street.
\3‘
East Norwelk.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
Telephone Cell 7201
Be Sure its
FRlSBlE’S APIE ~
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. ,
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
Sla111ford.on Mondat afternoon. at 2
o’clock. and the body will be brought
to this city for interment in Norwalk
cemetery. \
The deceased 111111 engaged in the
at his, trade of a blacksmith He was
the are police beta and
BURNED 0“ WES-I Av£lit§lleflrlizdwogmong his many acquain
ltances and friends.
The police and street departments.
have sent out warnings that residentsl’ ~ Funeral 01 Mr Malmo.
along West avenue must not burn The funeral of Herman E Malmo
,leaves 0“ the woodblock pavement. will be held- tomorrow afternon at 2
.1111 fire will seriously injure the high.’ oclock from the Elk‘a Home. on South
.way. The leaves may be burned on \[ain street. The remains will be rel
{snide streets °fl 0‘ “fist avenue moved. at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning,
\ Dry leaves are falling from the trees from the r H Gaming chapel to the
in this city in great quanti es. Bon- Ell-1's Home
fires may be built on any a rest with} ' ~
,the' exception of those pavements of'. Funeral of Mr. Green. \_ ‘
lwood. cement, etc. 1 The funeral of Henry Green. who
and we win rush our trouble
than right around when some
thing llke this happens in your
. home. If your
' PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated. Dustin».
_ any or worn ”out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of .
MODERN PLUMBING
Joaamo A SPECIILTY
-
g...—
.fi—i—n
Non 11.13 111111511
Plun‘tbfng and Houtlng
- , -Tol.1354.
' Norrn‘Mnln St.
lln livenne, will be held at 2: 30 o‘clock
3561111” afternoon.
Gregor will omelate. and interment
will follow in Riverside cemetery.
f M“ 1111111011111 1111
m—H
TODAY IN WALL STREET
The/Norwsllt Steamboat :Coinpony
.- NEVJ YORK. Oct. 23 .(W'ull Street.
" 10:35 11.111.) espeolal stocks governed
‘ 151‘; w cut h ' ' ' 12% trading on the Stock Exchange Ekaln
“ - ; driver :73 w at wbrlt securing this today. with: additions to recent high
has manhood from the bridge con
‘ . (‘ material. which is on the flats on recotds, yvliile rails and other former
TUNA-:grflsflfi- 6000 1111 11111111111
:51: can-cut to 18¢
be Seye l workmen and a epile-
‘~~~1betneldwltr Loco» rose 5 1~2- to the new
‘ at the “outset. mat-.11...
rim-regarded
Ours‘is {the store that does not have to in--
salt your intelligence by offering you dollar
values for 50 cents, and $5 .00 values for
$2. 50' 111 order to get you to buy from us.
front ltis- late home..35 Walnut street. ‘ 5
' died yesterday at his home on Frank- .
11.17.121.11. Def
8.111de111 Alcohol mode a. new.
minimum on Jts two point advance to
128: Bethlehem steel rose infiltrate
yesterday's close at 585 11nd General
.Mo'lors 11 pt 381. .‘Othet issues of
this groupware big or by one to two. ”10.15010
3 oz 64 1-2 slici- some sushi
“W '1 ' m and Cnhaalan more ted the 11211-
2 12 higher st 73 Mind“- 11.
tooth, Jwith I ride o! 1 1-2 to 1727113.
If you want something for nothing let the
other fellow sell it toyou. '. /
‘ 1
We want. you to come to us when you ex-
pect merohannise of merit, worth a dollar for
- \the exchange of a. dollar.
We want to! sell you such goods that will
bring youback to 01111, store. ',
' If you haven’t “got the ready Cash at time 2
of purchase, we will charge it to you, give yOu
0,3 60, 90 days time. 1011 can make weekly
payments 11nd reduce your bill without becom-I
ing a. burden.
l
.n-z
Let us dress you from head
to foot on. our .13 Z syfitem :
Rockwell & Co.
a 108 MAIN STREET BRIDGEPORT
/ 0 . 1 . .
MONDAY AND TUESDAY _ ' f " . * '.
TE" . ,4 We will offer exceptional values
‘ ~ in , ,- . p _
f- -, DRESSES sk',
At priCcs ranging from $5. 00 “I’$l4 95 , . T
During this sale dresses will be displayed ‘ v
oultvmgmodels . * ~
W
WALL. swamp-11510.1” 5 short ses- higher. notable Canadian Pacific and
Dion on the Stock men; gave pro. United States Steel also manifested a
mlseo higher-muons finmmdtmdem toward betterment. in the
taking, t 3 opening showing genemi' l 'secdnd hour. however, heavy realizing.
advances, it]: more high midi in together with incrébaod weakne
”corona. chief among these werefforeign. .esdhnnze. moon obliterated
“11mm o~_ most when some specialties falling :
“Willi lot 11 luxxover' 11va point; will underwater-day's 1111111 prices. The; .
tolqeuterdw’ maximum at. 154- 1.2 closing was irregular“ Bonds were ~
SWGOIerolénwlvemmworeflm .- ' N; ..~'.-..- 1
I
I'w-l' __:
ti: U. 3. Steel rose only mired-
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