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COAL
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lto a hundred and one daailn u. we wont. ll.VJ. Id. Joneo Montpenee.
State’s business in the meantime. Janice] Slorrow “is" named New
The governor loads u like sufficiently 'l‘l‘nglmld l‘uel lelllinlslf'aim'», and'thow
' active to wear out n tar younger mull states will be under his general d“-
Tfl EANABASTfiPPEB Pond then llw some t-ompels him to l'l-‘L‘llUll, the state lzdlll‘lli.,it‘a:%(u-;: l")!‘!ll~
‘ .. live in hotels, or to tlalfc—l to biz: b01119 ing the New England luv: ('Llliijlllltt‘e,
M. in Southinalou. isn‘t. it about time with Mr, Storrow as chairman
Garfield Takes Action to that Connecticut gave serious alien The state administrators are (0'
Meet Fuel Shortage in tion to The ll’oet's suggestion for the recommend,udmioietrators for null
RAYMOND BROTHERS
. Pbonei13-3 137 Washington St.
Building Materials of livery Kind
Sewer Pipe. [and Tile, Well Pipe
ramm'
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0031.le MUS
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nor-walk
. Opens May x
. SHORE DINNERS AND ALI?
1 KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
. . establishment of an executiW‘ man- city and town and these will let-nul-
NortnweSt filonh—llartfurd Post. mend local prices and will he.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. mam; ship? H_____v______ charged With dimll‘lbm‘mg coali
ments of coal‘into Canada from Am- THOMAS W. RUSSELL FOOD AD-
ericun lake ports were ordered stop- MINISTRATOR FOR CONNECTICUT
bed tonight by Fuel, Administrator
Gal-field, in elder to divert coal front
in the Northwest.
The order also
lvery ol‘ coal to Lake Erie ports for
ltl'nnn-sfhipment, directs all bundling
\VASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Fuel ad—
*these porn will meet fuel mofifigg ministrators for the New England
,states have been named by Dr. H, A.‘
directs that DFG' Garfield, the federal fuel administra' illcutiou has been received by tout“
ducers shall fulfill contracts for do- tor. They will be invited to confer Brid
with Dr. Gul'field here tomorrow to
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through local dealers.
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BRlDEPJEi-EES GET lM -
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newcomer. Uct- 3-wvmw nut"
We have reoeived a new line of Royal Society packages,
0011818th of Women’s Undergarments, Fancy Aprons, Dress.
PISS'ESR;
Dr. LH. Mallory
gepol‘t men that they have beenl
given commissions with tlu- thine-u
«gentile; to “fled“? shipments and dish-tins prices ‘and distribution in states Army: :l‘hel‘oui'men‘all Bridge-l mg snmues’ Infants’ and Children’s Wear, Scarfs and _
forb.ds the re~constgnment ol bllCll thelr states. 'lhey are: port pl'acucmg Datl’Slt’ldnS 41W Centers. 16 So. Mam Sh, So. Norwalk, 0t.
“Minter Street “'9’!“ 3" “I?" "m?” “the" "_‘ “‘9 ‘3’“ . Cunneclit‘ul: Thomas W- Russell: Charles J. newly. «32 James meet: Stamped Pillow Cases and Da Sli s ............... 50o 30111395. to. tab .111. 7t08
:grishilfigl’ or (anemia otbei than lh9.}{al'lf01'd; Maine, .l. H. llamleu, Pol't"made a captain, Clifton ‘L‘. ’l‘aylm'. Stamped Night Gowns . .. .. . .y. . . .p. . ........ 696 p ’ p’n.
TIL 72! V Dr.» Gallfield thus {iii-ought to out. land; Massachusets, James J“ Slur-461 'State street. lieutenant; Charles Stamp-ed SOME, Centers and Pillow Tops in the wean-n Sundays By Wmtment 0111! ,
abrupt end a situation that for weeks 1‘0““. Boston New Hampshire.95mm” P. Holler, 320 West alenue, ileutvn- atltch, , ~ _ '
has been drawing bitter protests front M. Floyd, Manchester; Rhode Island. nd Charles J, Nichols, 2335 Non Also a full line of RO all Societ F1088 Fl 11 ' ‘ ' ery "
_._. the northwestern states. "The coal George R. Holmes. providence; Ver- out a . and Celeste y ' y ' as“ e, Satin Floss The Banner Bak ’
——-— ~—. shortage there. is acute find will hot man street, llemenam. . ”I 857 5 I .
come fa? more serious unless the sup-f m... -’-‘* *M l . I norm
' C .l N ' 3.2.1:. “3.1% - - 1- MAL LE I I E ’ W“ m M “1°“ “1’9"”
, . ,, 5 months lie'nce. ' - l ' ' [MGR STVLES IN ABHIN ' winner: with PIES made it.
I y ew _ When the divet-Si'o “of coal tut IHE MOST 810”" 88 W GT0" 81" SOUTH NORWALK' ’ .
Canada first was pr ested againsl,i . - . , Order cum dayl' We also htWO'
Dr. Garfield announced that the (X NE pp F 1 '1 I
"“""‘“ f llorts council would be asked to li-‘l ' SUGAR RUNS and 00F?“ ‘
District Deputy Albert R. Ross 0 cense uo_sllipmeilis to Canada with. ' ‘ ~ ~ -
florwalk. will install the officers of 5!. Cut counultation with the fuel mi.I We have so far recewed this season . S RINGS m “dawn to our test!”
. . . . . ~ . :5 ‘5 -liou. That coal buyers con ' I
Augustine Lounml, leghtz. ol Colum- n. "'3‘” . .- , . l $16.50 ‘0 $65.00 . “00k-
bus, in Stamford on October 15. 1112";‘l,,_‘j’w‘3.“7:3;l ‘3:;N1‘“fif 13233.3: "‘52! Our collection department is organlz' ed with the object .
——STEP« TO THE PHONE
and arrange to have your dinner serv-
ed at the Country club Thursday
night. '
William ll. lJicl'ingel', cashier of the
South Norwulh Elvctl‘ic Works. is con~
filled to his home. 7 Cortland Place,
with an attack of rheumatism.
—-M|LLINERY.
Smart. shapes and trimmed bats.
Hand work a specialty, at Miss K. A.
Polbemua’, 80 Washington St, So. Nor-
walk.
At a tilentlng of the Women’s Guild
of Trinity (‘lllli'Cl1, held lust owning. it.
was decided to hold a rummage solo,
October 18. ill, and 20.
wLUNCH AT COUNTRY CLUB
you will enjoy it mm on 1. l‘!dll)' a fine-
ciul luncheon is served,
lleujumih Miller. u wellvknowu rmi-
dent. 01:43 ;l-‘lllrlleld avenue. has been
in the Post Graduate Hospital, New
York. to undergo an operation for
adenoids. He‘has been ill for about
two months. and was taken to the has:
«pitul lust Thurmlu)‘. lie is getting
along nlcely.
No change was report (‘tl at the Dan-
‘bury hospital today in the condition
of William P. Mcfil‘ntb, the inrmhaml‘
who was severely injured by all en-l'
raged bull ill Ridgebury on Suuduy
when he was leading the animal to the
Duubul‘y Full“.
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Miss tRutb l-larriet Sorosi arrived to'
stay with her parents, Mr. and Mm;
16 Charles ll;
Albert 13.. Sorosi of
street, last Thursday morning. being
ushered into this world by‘Dr. Perry.
Miss Sorosl weighed eight and a hull
pounds when born and today in doing'
fine. Mrs. surest is also doing WU“. l
Information has been received at the|
~locul offices of the Halters’ organizar‘
_ power over cool conferred upon, him
shipllctl ‘daily on Lake carriers only-l
about 53,000” tons have been reach-
ing. the Northwest, To moot the‘
mods of the section. the daily ship!
moutu should average 150,000 tons'
Today Senatorflellogg of Minne-l
"Sta, hall at long conference- with the‘
administrator and urged that drastic
action be taken immediately. There
followed the order” through which
lie. (lax-field, exercising the unlimited
.hy the President under the food con-
trol act, embargoes shipments to
Canada and directs the movement of
('Olll m the United Staten.
ADJUSTMENT Bantam
TO TAKE UP GRIEVANCE
OF RMLWAY CLERKS
The board of adjustment of the
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks will
take up the. .lisagl‘eemont between the
‘an Haven rniimnd find the freight
l’cbeckertt who stopped work last, week
:21 ~the Whiting Hll‘t‘l‘l transfer slu-
lion.
0. ll. Maison, superintendent 1t
‘llau'lem Rim-r, has br-on‘ notified by.
'R. S. Swarm, general (-huirmtln of the
Ilounl ot‘ zullueluwul. that the action
of to compunv in discharging ilsl
checkers constituted a violation of the.
agreement llr‘twcen the Brotherhood;
find the railroad, which will not expire:
until May 4.
Representatives of the clerks said,
today the road will have until 12 nocll‘l1
tomorrow to sustain its agreement. Al
nicotine of the clerks will be held at
8 o’clock tonight, .
l Cllurles A. Hanson. M. l’.. and alder‘
‘mnn of London. has been elected
Loni Mayor of London, succeeding;
ISir William .llom'y Dunn. ‘
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A CONNECTICUT TRIO
There was a fine display of ex-gow
emors at the speaking stand on the
‘llttl‘k yesterday, (luv. llulkelev,
so an ex-Gomrnor, although now in
office. They are all what we call ud-
vunced in life. Mr. Bulkeley was
in 1838, Mr. Waller in 1840, and Mr,
Holcomb in 1844. No one who reads
their speeches to the soidiers~wlll
, Gov. ‘
Waller and Gov. Holcomb, who is al- :
Charge Accounts Opened.
. J ACOBY ’S
of securing expeditious results on all accounts entrusted
one.
With direct correspondents in principal centres, we are
enabled to make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cases.
' mil. WOOwSTllR;
AT'I‘ORISEY AT LAW ‘9 ,
We wouldbe 1 dt la' h 11 ‘ a ”"mmm" _
to serve you~thepol§t§§rs steels: ganiwagealm‘xg: 11:23:: .gfiséepmm e to, 303$:
5...... Wu “WW-1.1.0 -wmwm_ . and comulted' b on Fa i eat.
Free Dellvery Popular Prices he CltXhNatlonal Bank Yunlmtllldglflczggmwt
- . 80!! Namath, Conn. 22:... - ___.___.__3
EX'I RA STAMPS WITH [I 2.: ,___,_ J EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT:
Teas and (3011228
’ RATES TO NEW \ionK
rue ANNING J. SMITH Tums.
~mé
This will enable you to fill your books prior to November (Do Your Bil? lat-Making Your Own Clothes Pom-Anon LINE. inc.
Isl when we will discontinue Pink Stamps. 7"”7 V Freight boat leave: Pier 45. in ‘
60 Stamps withl lb. Very Best Tea ...... . . . .. .. title .3 at) .— R». my", r.“ York mm 3, Jam.
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Grade Tea. ............ '. . . . 500 . g .. u ._ St.) every nay except Sunday. It 3 p-
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice l‘ea ....... .. .. 40c ’ ‘\ 11. Freight received at Norwatk up to
25 Stamps with 1-2 lb. Very Best Tea ..... . .. 300 ' a; 3'3"“ “ swm NM'WI'“ '“P’”
20 Stamps with 1-2 lb. Special Tea ....... . ......... .. 50c
30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee .. ..
25 Stamps with 11b. After Dinner Blend Colfee . ..
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Challenge Blend Cofi‘ee .. . . ..
15Stampswithllb.Muracaibo Codes-........... ..... 260
ALL FRESH ROASTED COFFEES AND CHOICE TEAS
350
. 32c
30c
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ZELUFF’S w
A. F. Beckmann&'(}o.
83 & 85 Washington St.
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Also a lull line ol
Fall Shq'wing of ‘ Whilman’sClioeolates
Pictorial Review Patterns -——~—
Tailored Suits, Coats and
Dresses
Lingerie Waisis in the latesl‘models.
THE LITTLE. SHOP
Drug, Store ;
1 North Main Street. '
833--Phongsu. 1532} ‘
Phone 1405
Guarantee style. guarantor- cmumuy. They save from
one-half to one whole yard of material on every dress.
October Patterns and The Fall Fashion Book
.. now ON SALE
w JAMES DONNELL’Y -‘
“x50. NORWAUl - ~ CONN.
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Drugs Prescriptions f’ff‘
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERFL. '0.’ ‘
~ Smltn. vnderwood, _'
llRemlngton,‘ alll otliut w"
«makes, sold, rented.
’ .‘rapalrod. Rentals, 03 ,
per month. Machine:
aoldat $6 per month. .,
PLUMBER
TYPEmelER EXCHANGE
150 Falrfield "Avon Bridgeport. Conn.
Crepe Georgette and
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a .60" NorthMainSl.
So. Norwa
lions, indicating that'lRlchard 3Hum-jtbtnk that they have passed their per- (my W
phrlos of Brooklyn. N. Y., chairman of ma of usefulness. or are out. of touch
the national board of directors of the with the new conditions of these ~ new
United Hatters, has-been chosen doles times.—Hnrtford Times.
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WW3; ' 0-13. JACKSN V ll Youfllalle
. Children Cheerfully _ ‘Palnlm i METRI ‘ a _ , t .
gate from the United Hatters to the. nu- -— W “d Patiently . ., ‘ and, Swallomlout V ’ ‘ OPTO . ST ‘ J k
ileum-convention of tbe‘Amerlcan Fetl- W1 OURtglljjiv tGObVECRNORo f‘ '1... one d by Modern, 6‘» Sympatehetlc y .53 W all. Stm Nomflk, E A II I. 'ln
oration of Labor over» Michael El 10 wou e o e lovel'n r o l Painless Methodo. n , _ . Trea .L. ‘ ‘ . ' I , I p '
‘Greene. of Orange. N. 3.. by about 300!Comlectlcut? Yesterday Governor“ ' Acentlc Office buou ‘ KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfordl ‘11: Gold at? SELL ._ S : -» p -‘ ‘
majority. MnCl-een is secretary of Holcomb review a parade .ln-Bridglfg ._ ‘ DR S MDEITZ sh.“ Shut-On and Gale: Mountings. ”H To .g . I .
the Orange association makers. Sev- port in the attenoon. and snokeun l e l . . .. ~ Thorou 11 ex ‘ afion’b! th ’ , ~. ‘ _ ‘ . ,
and scattered districts of the trade levemne in Hartford. Today he 15 mak- , » . 0., Ammnm fiouskprompily “med E12 R 13:“ Oculimpxeocdp- ‘ , 8“ij 30% Elton. . . ,
have yeti» makel returns in the 916$.“ lug merry with the legislators and en | Moderate Surgeon by the Oxygen , . pm 9P“ 8-, l . .
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
legislators at Momauguin, Saturday he
reviews a Home Guard field day in
Hartford. to say nothing of attending
PM 37 Park Street, Em “may
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lien for delegate, but the total vote or
‘Method.
those districts will not go over,200.
' DENTIST .
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local omcers ol‘. the buttons say.
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75 ‘Soutbé Main ‘Stnet
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Gold and Porcelain
' 'I‘l‘nleo. N.
has received the bonds.
. . “the Young": Fellows
. .wmter~.footwear will interest
* cménnalymntléathm. ,
'Houra‘ 9 a. m. to 9 9. Restoration.
‘ 7 ‘ . 15 Years In in by “mum“ "Au kinda of Arno, j
Elw00d&Gl0vef the Practice at ‘ .. c cinl‘ Dazzling?cl 1‘
_ . ’ rown 1n r on
. i High Class Work, Em stat. l
Contlntry. ~ fully: Donn
iBrass, antl’Enameletl Beds
Snappy , Poolwear
' ‘ ran "
~ lfl'be' new models in fall‘and
, mentamlemure’ ’ in our, haelsMoleom-
J See'tll‘e NPWEalliShoes,
> FOP Fall».and=:Winler,‘ tor“ Men, Wo-
« plea; andf'ilnélllllesflllany Noveltiesl-Tll‘at
THE- GREATEST};
‘ FOODZ‘rlFALUE ..
.xl‘risbiefs Pies
The Most Economie‘"‘llés"-i .
serl. Soldéilt All Stores.
tritium. ‘ ‘
A, .aresm-etugsm‘tlllejllost Critical, l
A New land most. attractive:
lI-inein All; Sizes andfiManyfir-
listlc ModelssNot :Boforo'fihowm
fivpry one of you. '
. "ng Brown, Cordovan, .Kid‘.
a;
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k‘sBigéSlocleol Woven
rCall-xhndSee Them.
LLYJ ‘3‘ BRA"
‘h—d,_
" :UNDERTAKERqE
_~ baud 1w. iinifmond
trot. out... 1009»: ; How, on.
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