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conomy
You burn Coal? Then
you know that one of the
~»«1host 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 p09
siblc 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
na 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
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«rrRRls COAL,
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you to buy shingles that will last
look better and cost loll than shingles stained on the job.
“Creo—Dipt”
They Come in Bundles
You don‘t have whether with
the muse 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.
gimgwm lwithout reduction in the percentage
Ma» _. . . as compared“ with the business unite
4 at the corresponding period of last
Overlan '
the world $1145.
HE" man who leaves shingles unstained makes the samelmletake
as the man who leaves his house unpainted. It is now possible {or
The Hatch Cr Bailey Co.
The Greatest Selling Car at
The WillysKnight: The lOWESt-prlced Knight-motored car ever built
$1096. Overland Six: The biggest, most powerful Six at the price in l“ l“ pleasure car licenses issued u.” a:
* i . ' ' va' “..,'8 ' ‘0 8M
We have these three remarkable car values, Let a» "0d" ‘ 5 "“ 6 0‘ d 0"“
more than for the previous year.
us show them to you, either with closed or open bodies.
PLEASURE CARS
trails: 8,000
Automobile Regishailon Increases
. l byleaps and Bounds in State——
Continental Autos New Handler
_ 4,565—Nearly Double Former
figures — Secretary’s Officer
force too Small
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twice as long as ordinary shingles 7
Stained Shingles
Ready-to-Lay
“Oreo-Dim"
are furnished in 12 grades i325
different colors. Pleasing com-
binations in colors and sizes.
Give the meter careful thought.
Let us show you color cards
and quote prices.
Stained Shingles S
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The increase in the number of
automobiles registered and in the
numbeor of operators' licenses issued
from the automobile department of
lthe state secretary‘s office continues
South Norwallr. Cnnn.
year. "
The business since lhemommence
merit of the calendar year by the
department shows that the number
$750.
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"There were 4,565 commercial cars
Chestnut St, City.
VAAS r BROTHERS GARAGE
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registered as against 2,986 and 4
{motorcycles as against 3,476
1914. The number of operators' li-
censes issued up b'the present is 50,
.376 as against 36,736 before.
I The ofi‘rt-ials of the departmenhsay
‘ Phone r360.
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.
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'the indications are that the percent-
25. lots 7
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‘THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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GAZETTE BLDG:-
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_ The New Plush Eggs
Are now ready in the Suit Departmént and present many novel and attractive styles.
Of course many of them have the fur thmmings that are now so popular, while the
braidedefl'ects are in many new designs.
Plenty more, new models of tailored
suits and cloth Goat's
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H. Krieger & Co.
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Friday afternoon was arrested by;
Stamford police officers on a coal},
barge of! Wilson's Point. charged with:
theft, has made a‘slatement to tho
large of increase will be maintained.
lStamford authorities which, according
lduring the balance, of the year.
It
to the Stamford A - '
alums that the condition of the wrath-lt l dl t th t diocate, would tend,
l ‘ has not the same effect on autol o 11 on e a be use concerned In.
it?! . , * a homicide case pending in New York.
lmoblmg that it had formerly. 'Tl‘le police in that city have been’
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13 Main Street AB 03"" are now equipped “1th aEcomnlunlcated with. '
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us. Black Shells
are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters-
Special Rates to Gun
Clubs
POINTS OF
" SUPERIORITY
Non Mercurlc primer
‘ gives even ignition
uniform combustion,
and velocity; more
regular pattern.
Black shells have
elem: passage‘ from
primer to powder,
' thus eliminating long
fires.
Black shells are really
waterproof: Test‘lhem
yourself Land be con-
\vin‘cedf
‘Black shells are. the
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
‘are sold at the same
‘ price as other makes.
:lllflll I). MORGAN
, ESdbcessor to Charles E. Dow)
_ no Washington Street
, South Norwalk
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Phone 499.
? Hort
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’Soccessor to Wm. EEron. .. '
\Street. East Not-walk.
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Buy Your Winter Clothing '
' From Us
. We Dress Men, Women. Boys and Girls
From Head to Foot
ON EASY PAYMENT
Plan is Helping Thousands of People to
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May 1.
HORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
norm a. O’SULLIVAN. Pro;
A
Telephone Call no.
iii‘iilll A PIE
Made in the‘Cleanest Plant.
from” the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask, Your Grocer for Them
Irisist on them at your res-
’ coucnsss ossunosousT-
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Prominent North American Doctors! ““8" RflmRDs
BOSTON. Oct. 25.~—Surgeona_/ who'rflm President Charles S. "0“!“
have won distinction at home and
abroad will conduct a number of; TEES More About lltlllnll com"
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petition
clinics arranged its a special feature
in connection with the sixth annual!
(‘linical Congress of Surgeons ofl
North America. whlcll opened here to-l
day with an estimated attendance oil
. ~ , . i . ‘ _ as the
.1500. Attendance. it was explainedl‘ hat lune bf”; idegflibzt‘ofl, New
had been lillllted to this figure in or-l dusty records 0 He 8‘? H I
' 'Havcn‘and Hartford Railroad were
a . 'l l ' ~ *‘ ‘. Mollcn's mental
Inlincas operations in the various Ros-,2? miniiigal‘lfljenbhe took the stand
:ton hospitals during the .mcctlngd lOOlll ( "
‘ ‘ .' 'th day of testimony
which is described a: one at \ h 2““‘1 for his foul
\ v iCh the trial of eleven Directors of
lllinlza‘bre done rather than said i“
' ‘ ' - ' " - ns irttcy to
Morning and afternoon clinics wmullc road chatged “ltll to p
. - ' d steam-
;be held as the principal part of lhelnxinogonze f‘::wl::‘:l::dan ,
or . , ,slpneso. . .
Dr 1: am “llK‘h will be concluded ulthl .\lr. Mellon had in his previous tes-
the election of officers on T . , .
' At a gins...) meeting of tilting: tlmony explained the Significance oil
V I 'mluutes of the company's Board of
Directors which recorded the ofllcial
NE\N YORK, Oct. 25.03101? of
lder that all members present might
taurants.
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. CALL Us UP 1
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing hire this happens in your.
home. If your‘
. PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary r‘epairo yer install 'a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HO'R \c-E MASH
ggrcss tonight Dr. Charles H. Mayo, of,
lRochcster Minn will be inaugltraledl
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‘ias president. to succeed Dr. John B. steps taken to acquire variou V
Murphy of Chicago peting, railroad lines, but the Goxcrn-
“ a I 4‘ . A s V, . 4 I ‘ ’ to in.
: Under the_plan of the 'organlzallon:mem “‘3 in addition prepared‘ ,
‘ . . stroduce a number ohlelters-nrltten
liliese sessions are held only in the.b \l \ielleu having to do with the
'ties of New Y k, t ti, _. l’ .. l3..- . .1
or B050 Phlladel traffic situation in how England in
“Roswell * a C9;
Live Easier and Better
South Norw ~- ‘ . ' ' " ‘
alk, Norwalk. ‘glt‘l’llel‘ degree of comfort and Mth Captaln John Stlngler. also Wanted;
PHONES: infill“? ”mm“ ”‘9 rigors of mm” in Stamford in connection with a'
1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk. l‘wem‘" “my, be d“'_"8““‘?¢ The in"? theft there, and who etlmped the po-1
, IDI‘OVt’mFMS 1“ fl“? “’9“ have reduced lice olllcers Friday. had not been lo-‘
'the danger 01' Sklddlnfl l“ “'9‘ wmmerlcated up to noon today by the focal!
, 'to a minimum and this has "onu'ib‘"'lauthorities. l
ed to make “minimum“ in all 5M} The Stamford police were in error,
~_~,__.._ __ “OHS 0' ”‘9 3'91" enjoyable. 1‘ L“ ”‘etaccordlng to the Standard Oil Com-
"” bullet of the officials that the automo-Ilmny omeials, when they stated 3“,:
bile will becoan much more p“Wm"lurday that workmen in the companyisl
Best Family, Flour, a bag ____________ , , 75¢ ““d that ”‘9 financial returns! "‘1“: yard on the Wilson Point road assist l
FanCy Potatoes I lb ------------- . year will be far in eitf‘fih 0’ “9 ”lad John Silngler over the fence. thus
B , 4 s. ........................... 25¢ come from the same source this year. 1 Riding him in escaping the officers. l
“I Creamery Butter, alb. ........................ 31¢ It is the intention of the depart? --_.....——. . —~. l
Pure Leaf Lard, a lb. . .. .. ........................ 12¢ lncut td' add materially to the office —-Accept,ell the luck that comes;
' Pork and Beans, 4 cans .. .................... 25¢ force of the department-tn the course your Var-but do“ DEFEND on ltsl
Campbell's Pork and Beans a can I 8 ' or the next four or five wneks. Thimmmgug n yor m" . lob u" . g...
, ' .................. ¢ llllf‘l‘GMC ltl necessitated l))’ ”‘9 addl'
jtional work which the sending out of
STUL :llflllCER ln\‘01\'93. .
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24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. 1
1108 MAIN STREET «Tempo our
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
We willloffer exceptional values
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At prices ranging from $5.00 to $14.95 .
During this sale dresses will be displayed
on living models
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS. Darien will recall the genial ‘ and from St. Mary‘s church at 9 o'clock. In.
_. ~ ‘ termeut will be in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
neighborly Daniel Edgar of Great 15-,
Mr" G°°r9¢ M" Way. fland, whose sudden death is announced .
Tllcvdeath of Mrs. George .‘l. Way at Greeuport on OCt. 14th. Mr. Ed, Death of Mr" Patrick Kelly.
090“"9“ Saturday “‘31“ at 11 O"~‘10‘3ki‘gar sold Great island to William Ziegii Katherine, wife of Patrick Kelly,
at. The Gritfin H““‘lll‘l‘lv Derby, 3““ 5“ ler. Mr. Edgar was a generous contrl-ldled at her home at Noroton Heights
“'99" “fl” 51” W35" sustained 591" butor to church and other works while . on Wednesday. The funeral was held
ions injuries in an ““10anle “(‘(‘l‘l a resident. for many years in the town. ' from the residence of her brother, Eil—
69m in that Na"?- Hrr inlm‘l‘ was He contributed 32,500 for the building ward Smith, 344 West 30th street.
caused by an axle breaking. causing or the bridge at Rings End, and con-fNew York, Saturday, at 9:30, to Holy
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the" early nineties.
lollla'\and Chicago, one of which is to
3h . . . . ,
i. a selected as the meeting place forl His testimony on Friday had taken
him up to the point where the New
21916. Last year. hoWever, the Con-
ggress met M London. ~. ' Haven in 1895 had taken over the New
lYork and New Englandits most ac-
.‘tive rival. '
The Government does not planto
continue with him much further than
this date at the pre'sent time. His tes-
timony for his ne’frt two days was ex-
‘bected to be of supplementary char-
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2 nos MUTILATE: WATERBUHV
l GIRL. ' '
lTears Eyelid and Cheekpof Baby—
Chlld Dlsfigured for Life. ,
WATERBURY, Oct. 25.—-A dog
issvagely attacked flve-year-old Ber‘ls ‘ .
l‘Hitcllcock. daughter of Warren E. actor. after Which. unless the court
lHltchcock. Frost Road, this t:lty.zl'“le’S that he may a? immediately
early yesterday afternoon and tore cross-examined, Percy R. Todd, one of
Plumbln'g and Heating
Tel. 1854.
North Maln 3t. " 8. Ncmlk
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Tums
25:. can cut to 48¢
15!; can cut to, . . .» 121/;é
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DaVeYS
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. ,nlght, while off Wilson's Point. The-
01! an eyelid. a large portion‘of, “1.9 Mr. Mellen’s succesaors as the New
'bif'by's cheek and chin and mum“ Ha'ven's' second vice-presidents during
so horribly mutilated heribat she his absence in the west, probably will
will be disfigured for life... The dog.lfl‘-ie tht? stand;
had been borrewad by the child's NEW YORK. Oct., 25—- Before'Mr.
rather for hunting purposes." it will Mellon resumed the stand. Arthur P.
not be shot until investigation reveals Russell, .valuation counsel offlthe New
whether it has‘rables. ) *1 lFTaven. was recalled to identify i‘ur—
‘ ' —-—--—-—---—«—--- lther dooumeutaryyideuoe. The doc-_‘
conscientious ‘o‘ose room-row uments had to do th New unveil at»
The Eleanor Howard. a barge fairs during the time Mr. Todd ---Was
owned by thodsmes 01 Howard Co. of second vice-president, some of them
New York. broke from a tow. Fridaii'belng letters, signed by him.
lust-so. which was loaded with aboutl —-¥9U'O:READ rue"? Emma.
3250 tonsofbard coal, was ona‘tow “SITUATION! wan-moms. "you
.1 bedded tor:,Rins's‘End..‘Noroton.it was “neededhslp In the egos hotel! ,0!
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the car of Mr. War to crash into a' tributtlvto road improvements at the Cross church, WesLi‘zd St, at 10 a.
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pole. .Later “Yb. Way sustained ai time when the late Floyd Delafleld was‘m. Interment in Calvary cemetery.
shock, from which she never—recover Cbalrman of the Road Committee. Mn,
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‘ed consciousness. Deceased was fifty-4 Edgar was always ready to aid ‘t Euneral of Henry Green.
lone years at age, and besides‘her hus- l needy.
lband. leaves a daughter. Miss Jennie ' -—-—-— ,l _ ._ ,
Way. She was a member of Eurekal Death of Mrs.” Emlly T. Worden. ”at 2'30 OCIOCK .‘hls afternoon tronrthe
. , ate home on ranklin/avenue. Re\. E.
Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah. and} Mrs. Emily 'l‘.. widow of John G, F ‘1 , ‘
A . . , . . cGregor otfiClated. and interment
members will attend the funeral in n.1Worden, died at her home. 18 Cross, followed in Riverside cemetery
body tomorrow afternoon at 2:30istreet, this morning shogtly Ibefore? ‘ , ,. ' ‘
o’clock from the family residence. 17 » nlne o’clock; following a flat llnessq .
Taylor avenue. Rev. W. G. Gifdn willlShe was forced to lake to her bed} COAL VESSEL ON COW REEF“
omélale. Interment will be in Rivenllast Wednesday. as a result of cone?
side cemetery. gtractlng a cold. Grlppe developed“
‘ 3snd together withher advanced age,
caused death. Mrs. Worden was ln'i STAMFORD, Oct. 25.—Tbe ythrco
She had been 9. rem-,masted British schooner John E.
. for over thirty yearly] Zwlcker, bound from New York -to ....
urday afternoon from typhoid fei'er.§ coming here from Bedford, N. Y.. tn‘l Halifax with a load of hard coal. ran
Mr. Kendall, who was employed in the which place she was born. Foul on the rocks on COW reef in Long 15‘
Cluett 8: Peabody shirt shop. on No. sons. Charles, Samuel," Jonas ano‘land Sound Saturday night, and is Still
Main street. is survived by. wife and Gehurdus, and a daughter. Mrs. Flor"i hard aground. The vessel got off, its
three children. residing-in Troy.“ The,“ man Brundage, survive her. ' icourse by mistaking the reading or
remains were ‘removed‘ on the 7202‘ . ' ' M’s buoy. She is leaking some, but is
o'clock train toTTroy. ”Saturday night. Death of MrLI‘eimfld Choke. , I, in no immediate dansen/ A wrecking '
under the direction of Undertaker A. Mrs. Bessie, wife of Bernard Cooke. f tug is expected here today, to pull her
J. Collins. Funeral services were held died at, her home 102 Hal-bor'avenual from the rest. The crew of six in
in Troy this morning, and interment last night. alters llhgerlnglllness.Sh9 standing by. '
followed in St. Mary's cemetery in that was 52 year's, old and is survived by —---—"
The funeral of Henry Green washcld
British Three-Master Runs on Rock.
Crew ls starrulng By.
wullam‘ Herbert Kendall. ‘
William Herbert Kendall. of Troy,_N.; her 90th _year.
Y., dled~at the Name“: Hospital Satrl dent of Net-walk
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—Good Sentinel Want adverlislug
place. . ‘ her husband. a daughter, Florence. and ‘ . _
' - . “- , ‘WO 50m. Willlnmx and Jamesp "[he will always find~ s buyerfor a good
-. '7” Deaths! Depletion». funeral will be heldyfro‘m the horns at "used~car"—at a "selling-cost'l' that is
'l‘tie out ’Wlflfinlé’ t'llorotofi and
riseno'cloclr’Wedhesday Morning and alnicst trivia“. ;_ 52., A
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