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Coal News
Not good news either All the , I1
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TELLING 151.119“
Come to Bridgeport’ s Largest COAL PRICES
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Shoe Store and Save Money i WERE FIXED;
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.TristramV 8. Hyatt:
imines to different clues and the alert Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
age cost of teaming coalv'alies in dit l
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limited on the cost of doing businessfi
‘LATER’S 7' 3am »
”DOOM” at the shipping port ‘ Inasmuch as liel I
Thj‘ MINI ‘ - ght rates in this state
that Whan‘butis l ' . JENSATIONAL lvary as much as fifty cents from the
in to load any coal that hap-
penstobeonoatsisputoni
tbebost.1fthereareadosen 1‘
- wemsy get any one .5
ofsdoeenkindsinsteadoftbe 3..
variety we want. "
To the consumer it means L
that when you buy coal you.- ?
are buying a lottery ticket-
Tbere will be no use asking
for "Lehig " or any particu-
ALE 0F Was-.11
URPLUB " -%‘&§‘
HOE STOCKS 1......
,1eieltl communities it is out [HIIICUCBli
to check up recommendations furnish-1
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firm-{mun 9% . Ieu by the local fuel committee and
‘ I {in whatever few cases necessaryl“ ‘K; OMEN’S SILK GLO ‘1 ES
BIG ”RI'E AI sum“ ‘ gchange the figures recommended by!
tllle‘m. ‘ '
' 1 "l1 is‘oul' put so as far as possible ,
, I“, .... ”wry“... 1...... w... " CELEBRATED KAYSER MADE
Thi’ "EEK . lth-‘d by the retail dealers are about
. ' llhe some in one locality as another.
’lhe mice. 1.1 m, large, mm a... KAYSER’S DOUBLE TIPS SILK GLOVES
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,I/ . . gured by assuring a net profit above
1‘“ “3‘3"” You get-.l . " , ~" all. expenses of between 30 and 40 2' C135” style ................. . . . . . . . . . . ................. 0311'. 656
"Coal only. Youmaydraw 1 ~_ _ 1V I ‘ 11' Ed _ r t
, ,, 1' “-00 ' ' , “9“ 9 a “I“ “ II" 0‘" “° ”em ° Black. White. Grays: also White with Black Stitching on Back.
a prize, but more likely not. . . M Sale , , ;u_.. excessive
However bad your coal there . un- . 5"T11e situation i..- .1111 rut-tile. c.1111
will be no use complaining‘ son """"" 5 I111: cated in .. 1.1111111... of cities .11. Long, Kayser’ s 2-clasn White or Black Silk Gloves. with self Paris-point backs.
to our dealer as he is help. \ , I- ;lsland Sound which recdve nearly: pair. 850-31 15
y. th tt U18. Starts Ethel: entire coal supply from bargest , . . .
1"” m ° m“ ”' ___ ‘ it'IIicII tow Ihe coal from New mi. Kaysers 2-Clasp White Chammsette Gloves .......... '. . . . . .. pair. 91.00
T” E Army l Yplers. A number of these cities mam-
. 1 Host natural surprise and curiosity at .
. ., shoes T0- in“, announcemm 0,. new mm, W . NIAGARA MAID SILK GLOVES
_ , teatlse in many cities it has been neces- '
_ s 59 __ 1111 m 111.1... m "a“ 1.11m 1111119.! . Double Tipped White. and Black Silk Gloves
3- .. E'Itlmnlheexistiugmices 1 Pair ....................... ........... 60can11851:
; "The leason for this is the. material: .
' " marrow Iinclease made in towing ratts. Nthl . .
A m“? H? ;llaven is paying 11 loumg rate of ’75r ' m #4
V . .. tents us against :38 cents paid hail“ 1 .—
9 A M {your New London‘s rate ls $12.5 1301“”I " "" " "’ “‘” *’“ -..-,. ‘ ‘ ”v ”
e e 'pured to 11 ptellous rate of 75 c1111» sponsible ‘
q _ — iln addition to the inert-use in too 1111,} [13113 0111995 ‘“"}|‘9dd%3l‘0V9d bulimic: .
l rates thele has been :1 very large 0 990“ ens a 9913 "‘11“? mil
Every Person iinclwane in delnpl'l'ttge rates which are! taktn ‘0 ”‘9 ‘WIPOWFY station a few 21:1”
V should have a knowledge of . , Iwmmmy 11101.1 mm, doubled I, ls 1.1.1.1 north of tile 1 (1 station. The ~
I M‘n’. luly personal belief that some rules benches had 3150 “9"“ I'IIIIICWd 1'1
L ~ Xespecially the demurlage rules are ”‘9 temporary station “‘9 “r9“‘9""'
, “ lhlghcr than necessary.‘ directed most of their efforts to keepl .
‘ . g uestion regardlng' lug the fire away from the wooden
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illlB delivery or anthracite coal in this structure "It” had b13811 used 101‘
' state, the fuel administralor explained I ““9"“ “1mm“ “3 .1 18111901”! unseen
.llmt .the entire oversight of dir' .-rtbut '3" 5‘3““ It "I“ Ihouxh' at one
. lng anthiaclte coal had been dele itlme that this place would aim, be
lasted by Dr. oat-new the fedenll fuel I 'deslroyf‘d- for the flaunt Iver: 1:11 but
~11dminlslrator to a socttlled Fuel Ad- lib“ ‘rllemen 99“” D0! 80‘ «.ear the.
ministration Anthracite t‘ommltteo old ““"0‘1- b31115 driven “D 10 (he
tonalstlng of:'tl1'ree of the largest nn- "00d“ structure, WW“ “WY RPMV
'thlncito operators in the buelnese. weal"? 89‘9"“ streams. H
'l‘he;r plan Is to allot to such town or 0“ "‘9 “9" station. ‘ W11 c.
and city a definite amount of Goal 8""th nearly “'0 3’9“” “30, “013le1
based as m. on possible on the Mini about tire 01' six months ago. and bus .
lation of that locality and they haye' 1““ ”99" ”8““‘9‘1- “035m m“! be
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l . W k ' brought to bear to have the work pro .3
1 “Mon “I Exfrfifitmllt; slfi‘mam; 2:313: mess at once. now that the old statlnn'
. £330! . lluunity its gone Four bleak walls are left of
I'l'bl'“ SM 1 ‘Under these clrcumatances." sdd 13:35:33.2:gggnwmgmnew “m be
‘ ' M‘ Russell. 1 am $0“:ng Milo": The tullrond slatlon was built in h
_ lwlntet each community in ounce; out' the ”my .70,“ creatlng unfavorable
will receive an ndeduate unholy:
comment at the some time. becanscl
tthrough its retail dealers in spite of. it was so far south of the center of}
Dr It the temporary delays in some locall- .
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munltles did not receive its much coal and Union “we” and was lhcl‘efgl‘e' 1
sh "‘ tlast month 11.11 they were entltled to. lcentral W hen it was completed the
s 31”“ Em.“ ml"? tg‘téemglorlgy fnfgnzzwf new station was legarded by man) asI
El 9 ”I roll ll“ org 1 ion (’Xlllll'llgbllll more on the pint of
fluent out the tilt rum In any SVED‘ me 1111111111 d mummy inasmuch as it
" " " locality will be. made up before wln-I We considered 100]] tar er [he was
.. and 101'. 1 11111 hopeful ”‘91 before the “1“ } nt‘tsEBSfllT n g .11
Financial failures, both per-
sonal and business, are .fre-
quently due to an ignorance of
'pmvonublo . conditions that
properly-kept accounts would
reveal.
The truth of this statement
has been certified to, by every
f * bank in South Norwelk.
MERRILL BUSINESS
COHEGE
Ofl‘ers a Thorough Course in
Bookkeeping
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on the same plan. We are show:
ing a wonderful assortment of _,
dresses for your wife and splen-I:
did clothing for yourself, all on
easy payments. ,.
Cushion * '
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ler seasonswe willdlavo it fair supply it suffered m first fire twentv- me la;
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BATTERIES WILL FREEZE m M anthracite in "19 WWW“ “l "a” tears ago and novel fully recotered ‘
‘C’a COLD iWEATHER Oxfig :‘m‘ avail)? ‘0 accumulate “ supply. in m it. Those who recall the strnct
it at our Wimdfierulee tatto: . rd 8 n 9 an . " ' on» as it appeared prior to the tire of T ?
where you will -.n1,¢t 3 11103311311], ' ""““"" . yesterday will recall that the. roof had ‘ 0 quality ana dIStinCtiOh :
competent storagdolfiflery expert wilt UNION STATION i“ peak at the east end and anothor|g1 " . .
"u give authorative advice in this. . 1 , w . IN NEW HAVEN of the same height at the west end (if . TEL i PR1 E ~
.connectfon. . 1' . For " l ' 1 but before that of some thirty yoals . p '
,th recharge. repair and stone but i w‘? ' '— i [S DESTROYED‘ “50 m" "‘0' we” 0‘ “mm “3"?“ l - ‘.
tel-leg ! ast ' 1 110m one end of the structure to thtI..-; ‘ I
A rental battery for any make of on for ‘ . ‘ a a One ? other ““9 that a “0°" “”9" "’39
can be obtained .1 any time l s ' _ ‘ (Continued From P K ) ' from the center of the building. The
I, ' fire took out the space between the ..
TM fire anpnmnIIy WWW“ 1“ "‘9 “9* two’ peaks as they existed betore the . :‘
per section near the c‘ock to“ +1 "ndTSlnse of ertterday It started then be i
spread 80 II'I‘llldl)’ mat. “ll‘tln :1 ””0 ‘lwecn 5 and 6 o'clock in the afternoon l 19
11ther short ll =II" "‘9 "‘39”? h“ and kept much of New Httven' s the de-
bet'n Enflreli MIT-"I'd 0‘“ T' 1-9 "1“ 1-111 partment buoy untll late in the even-
tion was built. about 1871. TwenIV' ling. " i
. seven Yours deb it “‘5 ““00de ”Vi The tire started in the upper floor
fire l which was well fitted with papers and]
Flames We". aiBI‘OVGWd about " while it wat prevented from working'
o‘clock in the Wecord room of the downwanl it spread along the floor: 2
freight department. and D910” the on whlch it started until it reached
fire department allited the station about time ”quatters olthe root. When
was. seen to be doomed 1* “9-“ mac“ lepairs were made the roof was low .,
I cally impossible to save any 1‘9“ 0' ll. e1 ed the company making the repairs
BO rapidly did the flames uptr'u. 3““ as inexpensive at: possible. There are:
at .1 o’.clock the will“ “Wimp-“9‘1 " undoubtedly a few persons about. the.
‘ burning mass of embers At 0 00109“ state who recall the trouble which 5
the danger of spreading W35 ”35‘ 3“" they experienced lit finding annglvel:
58" 0f the apparatus Tatum-2'1 '0 “9 train on the evening of that fire. To
. qualters. many it remain 1 as an interesting lem-
Tlto fire was not as 80:" 'I“I‘"‘“' “3 lnlscenca.
smoke could be :e3n fol sever Illmilen ~ .
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Fairbanks Storage
5}. Battery Co.
58 No Mala Street 81). Nowell
I. Telephone 033‘ .
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Now [that you have
your Liberiy'Bonds
BUY
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9 -~ I,» I' . News of the lite. withifitti'he‘tfictl thllil HOME GARDEN .
‘ M tillln trafllc Nth b nuke 11 no on s‘ . .
STAMPS \Now “I created the imprint; "on that the. firs‘ IS IMPORTANT‘
_. . hat] unread and trolley ours 111d auto ‘ ——--. . ».
. . . , V . . . mobiles made then way to New Haven' ' (Continued trom First Page).
. ‘ a.“ d l . packed wblth eighties-em. 113”]; shift ..
AM ' f leadingt the station was oc e a 3
THE “on" C0. xi ‘ V 16 complete standstill oetwcen Church g3; gfrgfom’gsgdan‘l cute for same
as N0 lk _ :street and the 111111-9111 lining the first” Name ‘ """"""""""
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‘1 ' ' I save 1 3 This is the .1econd serious fire to via Ilemarks """""""" g """"" 1'“
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_ 1893 twenty two years after the sta- _..-._- __1, , _ ..
. 1‘ .. ton Was built The thlld “my. (I. top 8' go and return to Norwalk Gardenj
9' ' 7." . Assad. alien, 11 W 1 street
1-2 I. story was destroyed then by lire in ~f v9 you it cant lot 0r unused
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn’t show clocks
and Beumfl ‘ ‘ (QM? lfikll‘l i 1% ,,, ‘J ' , in»?
I one of the most specthculnr flies in a ' of any size? If so.
It' s unsightly and inartistio, but worse still, it isn't per-
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A, decade. in New Haven. In. story was V. “milk-Iii". to lterfornti
and to indirectly .adtlt
manentr. The plaster may fall any day and is bound. to need:
repairs. .
Metal ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
hard to put up, unattractive and they rust.
. Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the.
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in:
appearance. '
In new buildings or old it.’ s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of this if you'll give us a chance. a,
The Hatch (z Bailey Co
"Signals. ‘
Toilet Tissue 3 five cent rolls 10c
tll'e. although covered with
; front the engines every 1113’.
V. touched by fire again until tod _
' The station housed the heaIlIlIlIl» “I‘
who are in need 01 landl
11 gardenfil Many people
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'32:23:1023223253333b3“ mg. I. den Association fox this purpose In
building, as were the dlwslonnl angl ,ol'Vdel to meet; the ‘lthreased demand
necr, atslslanl supelintendent )l’ tele- ‘9’" plots, IbiOllglll. about by the 5°“ ;
n'rapb the. paymaeter‘ 5 ”my. the en"! iousness ol' the moment condition 0125‘
f the food supply, we must have the
. e fleal at t. the on lneer o ‘
"11:311.?!“ fleeing“: 9,181,198,»,ng mail use of still more land this your. 'lhere
d '-'Iv|‘1:ous parts-
nnd tonnage accounts, the chief (its is much unused Ian
.'nn1cher's lwadquarters. the general 01' “I0 10W“ and Will r. “WWW”:
baggage agent, tb condut.tm"~3 loom Inlay be able to ptevent much suffer
,and the local offl and neafiqultlloril'lmg next Willie: by acting at once .
of the Adams Express Company {Fill out the aucompany 11g coupon and
Although traffic on the “Nsw Haven“ 5939- “ 1n, “OW- l '
rcad was resumed about 6 01.1w“ 1]... .-VI Nor-walk Garden Aesoclal on.
I 11111113 91131 and west We from one till I hnvé 11 piece of land which will
two hours behind time until late last he va‘cant this summer and I would
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Coffee
Shoes for
outdoor wear.
Full double sole.
Special Selected Tea, 8 lb. .351:
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. I' - '7’ ' ' ._ ‘ night; One passenger 1.1.1.111 was de- lime to donate. the undo! it for Home;
l H ‘ h ed it use the east end of Gardens. _
24 Gfitmge Streetk .. . . ‘ when“ azgsconldrnot be moved 111 Location of mound ......... .- . . . . ...|
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