Ferris
Coal '
- ’ . ‘
Don. t take 1t for granted— .
that all structural timbers are equally'good for warehouslisé
factories, houses, Without further investigation. _There s a
of difiereuce in timber as in lumber. h ant it in-
Giving you what you exactly want, w en you W ,-
sures satisfaction to you. That‘ 15 why we maintain a stock and
equipment so large and an organization so wide in its operation ’
that You will always find here just what you want backed by
a service that has your interests at heart. . .
No other kind of service could have built this large plant,
no less in service and supply can keep it going and growmg
as it is.
COAL FIELDS
'AGAIN SCENE
or ,ACTIVITY
(Cfintinued from Fist Page)
at least 98 per cent. of the men were
satisfied with the new scale and than
a great majority would resume work
today. The remainder, he
would return as soon a; the mines are.
put’in conditions {or operafion. 1
number of mines were flooded during-
the summer by heavy rains and will
not be in shape for several weeks.
two or three days. most ofthe‘eo‘llier-
ies planning to use their entire force’
added. .
V § , £9” .HYA
,NORWALK’S LEADING- DRY Goons STORE,
Short " Lengths at Short Prices
. V Our Semi-Annual Clearance of botlr wool dress goods and of ginger.
other wash fabrics at a fraction of their former prices. .
The W001 Remnants—Average ‘from one-half to 3 yards and include my...
, ular weaves.
from 1 1-2 to 5 yards and there is a Wide Cm;
material and color. .
Specials in: Imported "Ginghams—Were 59c yard, now . . . . .
Were69cyard,now........................................_,
BIG BARGAINS IN CURTAIN REMNANTS
in placing. new timbers and clearing
the mines of water and gas.
BY the end of "the week, however.
it is expected that the production will
be, well under way, and that mveral
hundred tho‘usand tons of coal will be
on their way to, market. Leading OD-
erators said the normal output of two
million tons a. week probably would
not be reached before the last of this
FORD OWNERS nohn -
NEW YORK. Sept. fir-Faced with
. /* the problem of handling a greatly in-
' Have You Seen the Goodnch 30x31/2 .
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
Icite. mines re-opcnin’g today. heads of
’hard coal railroads in New York an-
Thil is not a cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ever ofl'ered.
llOUllCed they “01nd m0\e the Coal as
fast as it was mified.
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Johns-Manville and Bird 3. Son Roofing:
Sheetrock and Celotex Wall Boards.
; Little or no coal will be, mined for
The Hatch e Bailey Co. ,
'1 The Wash Fabrics—Average
7 Company
‘L‘
V. , THE MAN’S SHOP.
Presents
‘ CRAVATS
—FOR—-
FALL
650, $1.00, $1.50
(‘overing
Exclusive N oveltios
— AND —
Distinctive Weavos
—— IN THE —
New Four-In-Hands
A big chance to pick up dainty materials .for sash curtains. etc, fC,1-.~el.'.h1_ :
tle money. ~
Since Aug. 24. when the bituminous ' - -, .n -
’mmcc bcccmc ccivc mcvcmcccc ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES AT norm CGL’NTE
have set records. Roads reported they 7
were placed under the heaviest! de- .
mand for coal cars in their history. .
Now that the anthracite mines are op- __ ’ --
’ Sigma-0111:”?!lrsztiiuéggftsai?mppgf: room, while Dr. Charles Mayo and all imately $300,000,000 in maturities and
1mg 11-: antici fed‘demand ‘ V of the other doctors except Dr. John interest falling due on that date ls
E p Lorefa ’dent of the Dela- lv‘inney, who returned to Baltimore to expected to be cared for by the sec—
war. & H a; We: v‘ said his spend the night. slept at the White 0nd installment of income and profits
6 u ‘0“ ompan‘ ' House. taxes due at the same time.
road was‘ movin minevard seven _
g v "' President Harding. wearicd by the
thousand coal cars will: a t‘on‘nage of . ' - 6
385,900. "We Will have no difficulty long Vigil which he hastlhexgrgtc:§e
in mOVing all the coal that is offered." 1 bedside 0‘ his W133 since '3 “
ical symptoms of her illness. left the
he said. . .
"The Delaware Lackawanna and sick room to retire 1hat aliout 1111 I
" -' ' - ' o'clock. the earliest our e as ‘
Vt cstern and the New 3 ork Central I several nights. He _ M
LIVE STORE
Something for
Everybody in the Family:
Railroads also have made special plans ; 50118?)t “St in ‘
to meet the o'mergnncv. New y-orkfg'ielded to the urgent adxice of the
Central officials hm. renewed mm... doctors. leaving word. however. that 123 WASHINGTON STRm
, . . p . . _ .3 1 _ . _
lo shippers that mean; for may 1...;th should be cahcd on the daemon
. - - - . NO WAL ’
hold to immrdi'ite ,,-.-.~n....,..,nh in or- lment of the least unfavorable symp- \\ASHI.\GTO.\. Sept. ll.——'l be con- so R K, CO!“
' ‘ i h A . i ‘ items. or if Mrs. Harding asked for {cronce report on the Administration
Quality Groceries ahd Free
Delivery. 4
A. F. Beckmann 69” Co., Inc.
B! W '7 ' on Street, South Norwalk'
Costello & O’Meara
21 No. Main St.
tariff l-illwas in the making today. K
conferees having
him.
Prior to the bulletin on Mrs. Hard- the Republican
int-H condition last night. another is. reached a final agreement on the 2.- HICHESTER SH
' between the '11:}: BLAEOYBBlmé
lder to prevent possible delay at un-
loading points."
Attorney-(zen. Daughel ty ' ism-«j at 3 o‘clock yesterday stated that 136 points in dispute
and House titer seventeen ladle-intro" :
’ Chlechu-Icrllliwm 111,
1‘1 . IA} ( 1"p‘nvsirm appearances indicate slight - Senate
arshals gal Forces for " [days of labor. Under present plans. mum ma New :2
' - lm rovemert over yesterday."
A Permanent Injunction; p ' '11... mm... W.” .7... pmsnmhd to m.
i ADA ' lell‘minl
non 1m nu nnmn —~
' ~
' FF Rs $200000 000 NEW House tomorrow and formallv ratified ‘ ' .. . .
. ‘ BIA J R“. F...
[O E ' ' ’ there on \Vedncsday. It then will go ’0 yankngvnfs f K?
&.‘ v s
F. S.‘ LYON
TREASURY CERTIFICATES to the Senate. Whore leaders hope {or omnymgtgmflafi
6016. scaled r11) F114 L: ,
Take no other. Buy in
’OB PRINTING I V I I ‘ (Continued from Fist Page)
. , _ . . :Coutztry lly GUVI’X'IHDOL'. opt-ratiwsi “'ASlilNGTON. Sept..11. __ New 13::L-actimi before. the 1111.le the
Schultze 8 Tuesday Specml
!
#1“?ng The "art '\\ r m' l']!.‘ ;. ; ._ . ,. . . .‘r. - . . _ .
“quill”, m 1% ‘},~ry.:1-~»Mvi.-L~ 5311‘,» {wanna (erhlnlal‘cs dated Sf‘Prczlgnlbg; Comprolmses were necessary on
’ W H “b H t h «g. 11” and br‘al‘li‘lg ln‘erebt at a " 1‘ practically all the high spots in tho
‘7 7 ' ‘ 32"1? u.- - -'.=.-,.., ‘W. _. .-. ,~-~,-,
FA.I\CY STE‘AK HhALIBLT . . .......... . . 30C lb. ...-- Civil-*vl:..‘lm;;.l.n ‘1). u‘c'lulkk'lifihdidt},1ssue v.1” be for about 3*0' if" "10.) seven cents a pound. \vcm hack to
' an.” mu...) m mgr," ‘3”, MH'K’ARCit-xcxn- “Pi!" “I" be repayable septem tr? 0' the free list. while the tax on supra:-
’ A ' l H 'Y "4' nth-“.541“; ”Ninth-"L was rim-ll 2.2“ ccnls :1 pound on full
\VliLI‘rsor'.‘ ‘ {r . l , . ~ ' ‘
n H La: t. lcvnt. were offexed for subscription hm. Thus 1011;: staple “We“ which
The issue (‘al'l‘les ”19 “Fm“ tax 9“- «luty and 1.76 cents on Cuban rmv.
15l‘22c ~ -v .~ ....,.n,.,- ,_ . _ h,._.
unnectlo.) “Ah (hurt. as tildtllfltt night 1)) SPOAC‘MU Mellon. The the Senate had proposed to tux at
' Y ' 7 ' . IMF. the .3: v3": ,- -- . - -
FORES OF GERLINE SPRING LAMB . .. 20c lb. .2 n. .. ”'- " ‘“ “M G“"'"""’ ’f‘"‘ . - ~ ~
“on: «.uu, 11w. lamina. or iourhen eruptions. and Treasury certificates The Svmm‘ rates “we 2-3“ and 1.54.
.l»!‘hl;:'s.l:id :23. ahmnging or man‘y‘lo- : maturing September 15 and also be rcsppcfiwlv and ”W HOUSC rams 2
300 "J NIH-“U’hw' lies 13—1922, maturing October 16, wall and '1...“ ‘
.. . . I. '{m ~.,a.\z.<:o.>_'r:c.h of such agbp Ailm‘f-plk‘d in payment of the new In 32‘.”ng m a duty of 31 “ms
i'_\ ll); runs-“y lllllnils and l chlxenthS. . n in: ‘1“ qfln'rm a p01 11.: on l‘:i\‘.‘ \VOOl, scoured (“inning college
WW" 3 ‘3 U'Exc‘ \Vllkv-rson v.1- G~‘-'.':*llllllrllt llllil C . '~ K ~ . ‘ j _. 1h: S‘nut' ‘ni’er - '5 vi -‘:-i ml ‘xvo .1715 i. v u.-
14C lb. -. l::iv;.:v.~7iu- .x- 3.. .--~- “in! :bcv- 1’ vciil be (confined to arrange- f. ' ‘ H i U f .. ‘fl " H” Collew '8 locanedml,
. ' "- - ‘1‘ -” -' hull-h ‘ J. . \xmlc lltc‘ l’fbusc ll!..!l.iL-‘l> .uu-ptwl “‘N’K ‘LDG
l ' moms “”— (urren' expenses 88 approx .1". lilPl‘t“*<2" .0" si\ m-nls our the ‘ C‘TY :ATtIONAL first I Vanna
4 ' ‘."‘. ‘ - .. v.1:
House rule. \Villx this vit't‘l‘t‘ilSt‘ from 97 Was mg on at}
' the Svtzzxtc- duty 01' 33 m-ms a pound, Phone 334'2-
South Normli
OPENLNG DATE”
DAY CLASSES
Tuesday, Slit 5
- EVENING CLASSES‘
Monday, Sam. 18
Fairsex Costume Co.
Merrill Business
Shoulder Lamb Chops . .
11 Main Street Nor-walk
Hamburg Steak ...... . ..............
Beef Liver -
i-tliil up his clet'nvris-v ml llic
:2st ll:..? :lw» Gun rnmcut had!
2:113va 'n m.;lw 1: 0:2sz l‘tj‘lill'lsl the llll-
was l‘.|l ti» injunction is in viola- ‘COIUB SAGE 11.3 IN , silfilll rr-iuclions \vrrl- male- in the
“AIR T0 OMEN IT cnmw-nsulm‘)‘ rates on “‘00:?“ $0045-
l
14c lb.
.. ............
...... ...--
lllc'l’l ‘ 7:- PM} (on “Cl. and, llm‘l‘ it:
.3, .'.._ .. ..... h‘ .. ~ ' > ‘
u. s u, ' x .l 131.0..al. this“ muscnlnd Although bull} thy House 1m” Nin-
Visit Our ruit and V: etablc D p m n a a n S Norwa k I u 0 b .
g e art 43 M ~ . .- .. - . . . . -
F e t t l t., l - ,‘ ”m .l., u.!- :mr and sum-11:! n: - ll ‘ Gmaanlothcrs Recipe ‘0 KEEP ntc rejected. :1 :‘ GPO-“111 ‘0 (“Ollllllllt‘ the
I Her Lacks Dark. (£10551. Beautiful Pvt-sent hlye exi‘al‘alll‘gn licensint s)':i<‘rll.
AUTO REPAIRING,
,. , , WELDIAG
m2... ;-flll'-‘: :lzw xllwmtcfi Charge-5,] The old-time mixture 0: Sage Tea. n... Com-.nr...ns 33“..“ to “5 pus...“ \lyc‘
13nd Sulphur for darkening gray. embargo licensing svstmn. the con— Kendn'ck&Cbase Gar‘g‘
ALL SUPPLIES we
BUYMITH CARE -
AND YOU'LL
Fmo owe
PRICES
u
I
i ‘9. .
3"""‘”‘" 3‘ “iv'h‘wra's ‘vrivt‘ said:
‘ . ;H~~t':r~'i of rho s‘umwmns re- istrenkcd and faded hair is Slough. forces um‘vl‘vl 10 its *‘(‘3lz,if‘-‘131}““ f0" "7 13 phymcnd emu
acts of vimfmotlier's reelpe. and toll-is are again one year. with anthonty {or the Tolophono ‘-
§
, s,
Schultze’s Sanitar Ma k t 3"“ ' .
y I r e S § 1" I. ”it" mm” “‘m‘ m"S"'ik“13i‘slusi”3}4° k??? their hair 9- 300‘} presidl-m to keep it in force for an (oath Norwalk. CW“-
i
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwglk; ,1 i “in” '“V 5" ’WI from tixmc uneven color. which is quiie’rsénsible. an additional year, I
. ”‘3': Nice:- iiu' “mini-(loll o: lllc walk- ‘we are living in an age when a youth-
washmgton Street and Railroad Avenue, 80, NOWaIk. U‘ll. Frill appearance is of the greatest
Wettport Georgetown Darien Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport 3
into Bodies, Fendeu
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metal: 0! All Kinds
;
i
l
t
l
i‘iz-x l‘ill?\\’.l.\' unions have not only {advantage
.l;l'ivvl:i_ lnul ]'~‘!pull';llflr‘s of any vio-i Nowadays. though. we don‘t haVB
l~;ncc 1m collar-clion with the strike ;the troublesome task of gathering the
s loliia in. izu'sllh' imm‘qvwl inn tlic"l§:li:e 'n‘d the mussy mixing at home gag-g per!
W ‘V Uh‘ .‘.-—"‘ . . a jukllltll
in so hun- solzgm to co-opti‘ule \vithlAll drug stores 5'3“ the ready-to-use loud-hand. goodn'mtmu 3".
Ilu' prop-1' authorities to pz‘cnnt anyi'product. inlpl‘o“?d b." ”19 addition of l “7.. Price wording to the (Illn-
“1' SH! :u‘ls" ’ ~ , u .. I ,
' E , ‘- other ingledients. called .. “‘3 eth s h .f the: goods. A “III" detl
ANNETTE .‘uamy Government investigators \vhoisage and Sulphur Compound." It is a m
took pun in thv: collection of evidence ‘very popular. because nobody can dis‘ ’ P O
.‘Wh‘ on hand to tc-slll')‘. Subpoenas, cover it has been applied.‘ Simply 3'
I} was and nflght run into the llllll- moisten your comb. or a. sottrbrush : a v." Zandt 8&0”
- :25}, Zn" MM" .
:1: {if (:9)!!! (1 58 80. Eagle :tggettu d E . D So. Norwalk, Conn.
j_ -. ”7 ’27... ay vemng ntil 9 -P M ' Ian Inn M
' ‘ ‘ 111-. (is. with indications that the heir- with it. and draw this through 5’0“?
mus would last sexual days. hair. taking one small stfiiud at a ‘ 6 Good- A Y. “I “i.
‘rr‘i’flm-Q’ifi‘ “
' «n» ()l tie prices we
Charge for our plumbing acces-
’ 3rd ANNIVERSARY SALE _ The 50. 212‘ of today's action “'nslaid glime. by morning the gray hau- dis-
OF CORSETS in the Court room “hi-'11. .ervr Judge ' appears. b“: what delights the
. HOSIERY, GLOVES, BRASSIERES “v thnh. muvoscc a one of ladies with Wyeth“ 5““ and 5““ ‘ '
AND UNDERWEAR. 5-9.(vmwm on the Standard on Com- phur Compound 15 313‘- besides hem“ l ARAN . I l N
puny tlt'ully darkening the hair after a. few GU TEE TR K
II! A SQUARE nun
Io will buy your household
VICTOR WESELY
luv:
48 Chestnut St. h...
lasn, RAYMOND & DEAN
COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.
Now introducing a full line. of !
GENTS mummos Old Friends at the Qt
At Most Reasonable Prices. Price
._____.4 .. - d
9 No. Main 81:; So. Norwalk The Old Well ac Cigars:
' the Perfecto Bowl"
New and Complete Stock of
CANDLES
Ready for Your Inspection.
VARIOUS STYLES AND ASSORTED COLORS.
The Hamilton Shop
' . 49 Wall Street . ‘
AAAAAA-AA--
who are in mad or such conveni-
ence. The fact that We only charge
an honest price for our supplies
Bi n‘est; V « ch “ v. . . ,4
fun] scrvlces‘ we terdonls building . g° 311““ Eltl‘flfi'el‘od—mDO I'VOt MISS This ‘flilg lill" Haywood and 01116171. XV. applications, it also produces that
[or us a. busmess t at pleases us. oney Swingflpportunity. “- kWh-rs. soft lustre and appearance or‘ abun-
QUALITY MECHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES. ATLARTIC Cl'l‘Y_ N. J" Scpt. 11,... dance which in so attractive—Adv. ,.
' :10“ ‘1 general strike of all organiza- ‘
ODS of the American Federation of
Labor. as :1 result or the injunction CIALS . IHE .
obtained by Attorney—General Daugh- SPE “$12
. , .
Fumlture men. were on the program for consid-
:j K’1’\~\\il£7/4‘ . - eration When the exc‘a‘t‘live council of
~§ .Q Sggmogdgfufly :Jttractive models in a wide choice of desi ““5 “Ma-"-
. . -\ .1 e 00m, ining Room, Livin R00 D Manv memhe— ~ - ~~ -
, en ~ . ls of the Council. 3.1 . > .
. 3' m, or Parlor. though denouncing.“ injunction as Quart Size Bottle Ammonia, 0
.. 250 ath- .11
0 to all organized labor." expressed ' d W,
' ' . their Opposition to a general strike. HO profiteenng on 01: cigafs
Raymond & S One member predicted that one of the .. 3 cans ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . .'. 25c Cigars, They are the bes
7 . , ~ ' - on give. formal assurance that the Feder- - . ‘ O~
.WALI. m HIGH FUNERAL O'R‘OTOR. ation contemplates no such action. ' 7 I ‘ #“
_______________ . STREET! gogwm The Federation will be asked to re- ' C AIRE
crafts' strike and to provide for the , , . . PARFUMS Jg)? -
assessment of all organizatmih 13' I ‘ ' T R b
plenishing the war chest of the'rail- . PA
«. M, . ‘-
- Specialties “
MRS. HA ‘ . . , ported TOIIet _ ..
IS figgviuc « i —‘ “W M ”“6“ T2”
, Cream. Night Cream 3“
COMFORTABLY ,
our Dairy Products means clean
grained mllken, healthy
carefully washed udder:
receptacle: and modern
methods of handling.
' "l—Sloanlinuow iii'milth
“tinny/“c
. “5'" ad‘s-1y and be sure
3 city 5 deputy n
. who made public *. »
in. survey among city a?!
Bories plf‘ur‘v mightin the folks
End only l‘t‘ndr'l‘ a bill for the ac- "I"! prtliloum‘Od St’lmlm“? 0“
The Shol‘m'ul‘ts' strike and demands - _
A t‘l‘t)‘ against the striking railroad shop—
the Federation resumed its confer- ‘
ExtraFine Pork ......'20c lb.
SETS OR SINGLE PIECES OF EVERY GRADE, ’1 “blow to the railcrat’ts and a. threat
‘ . » .
Sardines in Pure Olive Oil,
fir t .' . '
5 ads °f “‘9 C°““°" WW” be t° Tailet Tissue, 7 for . . . . . . 25c made at that Pnce' 4
new its pledge to support the shop—-
”ad mm ,2; comet. nu: Normlk We have add... a hen
These are excel)“Dual hi.
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i . . V - 'i . CMBBFomldill This Storé. quality and moderate}.v WEE": '
(Continued on Page Twelve) ill bv pleasfd
- We feel sure you W ‘ u—
my names from and...» 50 with them, stop in and g. h
lslightiimprovement" noted in the hula
e n sued by Dr. 0. E. Sawyer; . — ;- »
- ‘ \ ~ ‘ . pie.
1 Gala. at Right P135?! ,-
White HOUSe physician, at‘ 9' o'clock _
’ ' l
' H. A. NIEAD,
last night. The bulletin said . Mrs:
Harding had spent a. {ably-comforter «.
1— . pharmacist
treason-antler! so. Norwafl‘v“
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Open Evenings.
’ th authorities.
men should he compelqu ‘v‘ve.- —_Av-v-'.‘.v.__'.
health covering in the cpl.
: the authorities polled, , \ -' : ,. '; . of Mra.:'H§rding-3 desperate" m . . , . » y
“a.“ Qfinfwds ' . ’ _. , » . ' - p it ded mg: mung. . , . . . , ‘ . , .7 -
. - - 2‘ ._ . v_ _ 1 'v .1. at.
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ble day‘yes‘terday. . . . .., _ 7
For-the first. time innthegtourjd’ahxs '
Norwalk Chronicler