One Man Says He Ob-
tallied 100 Tons of
Anthracite L a s t
at Others Declare
They Have Received
ne Since Sept . t1«—
xtra Wood Supply
Mlle shortage oi coal in Norwalk
test becoming a serious problem.
cal coal dealers confirmed this tov
juniors stopped taking orders for
recite coal several days ago.
'st of them have no coal in stock.
ne of the local dealers stated that
on. had not been in shipment of
thracite. coal received in this city
e September 1 and that as a re—
' l; the stock of nut. stove and egg
given was depleted.
In most instances the dealers are
Mstitutlng pea and a. soft prepared
oal. which does well but even this
last becoming scarce and, if the
rlke at the mines' are not settled
soon. there will be many a. home in
orwaik that will be without coal
thing the winter months.
no dealer stated that he had been
to obtain 100 tons of nut and
‘ cool this week. but refused to
e the soil}; from whiclwbe'
ed thrift! He stated that
went rapidly and that his stock
nearly depleted.
(the price of coal has not advanced
during the past two months outside
\ he regular small winter increase
. as one dealer said, there would
‘no use of increasing the price of
as they had none to sell.
be last prices quoted were:
Nut and egg coal. $16. 00 per ton.
and 816. 50 where it has to be car-
pls‘d; stove. $16. 26, with a carrying
rge of 60 cents.
any of the dealers are putting in
it extra large supply of wood.
Herbert W. Gerhaln, V
President -- Plan A
Banquet and Duck
Dinner—Movie Show
he ailflal meeting of the Nor.-
lwalk Fish and Game Protective.“-
iation was held last night at
Moose Hall in South Main street.
he officers of the past year were
..eiected and the executive mem-
rs remain; President, Herbert W.
rharn. vice-president. Robert Van
ill-en. Secretary and Treasurer. Dr.
Barthel. ,
me byJaws were changed to read
annual dues should remain}! .
filler, but that contributing mem-
hlps could be obtained from 35
~It was hoped that the members
it. sent could obtain large contri-
filing members. in order to swell
small fund now in the treasury.
o chairmen were electted R0.
Van Buren. as head of the
‘9, Committee, and Frank W.
berts. the Fish Committee.
" banquet was planned for Nov.
file members ever-subscribed on
«writing of a- duck dinner and
exhibition of sport subjects.
to be given at a latter date. It
splan oi the Association tb oh.
the service and films of w.
Ellen. president of the Guide
”lotion of New Burnswick.
.‘ e next quarterly meeting will
' held January 3.
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.. .. TIRES STOLEN ..
Automobile tires were stolen from
machines of V. Sutherland of
unlock and Wilbur Johnson oi
estport. while they were parked in
hell street. last night. Both
were 32 by 4.
i7
anemones morphism
» n supplies and bricks for tire-
are important features of this
lament. At this season of the
the above mentioned materials
in demand—and this concern has
"stocks. right prices and s serv-
(”J-Hazing oi! M ’II
the (lonnoeticut Wt 'I
President Charla 1:. been: here .
today'. This action relies: an
injury suil'ered in the annual
"pajama parade” by 011er F. I
Reynolds of New Essen, who .
was me to the college tulle» ‘
maryiortrettlnclitsbdlaiesboI
his home. . .
One of Heirs of West
Avenue Estate Sends
’A DenatiOn
Europe
INTERESTED
Front
Johnny Rooney.=star halfback . on
critical condition at his
Washington street.
In the game against College Point
home in
Rooney's arm was broken. The free-
turs'was so bad that the bones stuck
‘ . jersey was caught in the wound.
East Avenue Attorney
Writes to Her About
Drive -—— Rev. Mn.
Werner Gets Check
From Europe comes an additioné
s1 large contribution for the Nurses'
Home Fund in the form “I a "00
check tron} Miss Floro‘
one or the heirs to
M1 avenue. who is at
present- travel n‘g abroad.
9 Miss Mathews learned about the
drive through her New York attor-
ney, George 'Butterwortll, who lives
on East avenue, this city. and who
wrote her concerning what Norwallr
was doing for its hospital.
Miss Mathews at once cabled to
the U. 8. ‘Trmit Co. of New York
city where her trust fund is ’de-
posited, and asked them to send a
check of ssoo‘to Rev. James Benton
Werner of the Grace Protestant
Episcopal church
Rev. Werner turned the check
over to the hospital fund authori-
ties yesterday.
“ WHITE PLAINS. N.-Y.. Oct. 17.
--(AP). Frank A. Daley: twenty-
one, was convicted yesterday for first
degree murder and sentenced to die
in the electric chair at Sing Sing
during the week of November 22 tor
the slaying of Jacob Schumacher - i
and Raglan I. NicollI in a Mount
Vernon trolley holdup last summer.
The jury deliberated only an hour
and a half in reaching its verdict
Marlon Mooney. Daley's sweet-
heart who teetltl‘ed in his defense.
became hysterical when the death
verdict was returned.
Ed rd J. Qiilnlall. president of
the N all: Kiwanis Club. is calling
the attention of the Kiv'mnis ‘mem—
bers to the invitation extended them
to attend a. lecture to be given by
Charles Brandon Booth. nationally
known speaker. under the auspices
of the Nor-walk Republican Women 5
Association. Monday evening at 8
o c'lock at the South- Norwslk
Methodist. Episcopal Church. Mr.
Quinlan is urging all members to be
present.
BROPEY'B‘ LAUNDRY.
Makes a specialty of "family
washing work " it is called for
and delivered when finished. It is
careiuliy and correctly handled dur-
ing every operation—tho service
charge for "family washing work"
here is 12 cents per pound. (A min-
imum price per wash is 75 cents.)
Eliminate fuss and muss abouttho
home—have the family washlns
done at Brophy's 184 Water BL.
phone see. ‘
He was taken to the Norwaik Hos.
the next day was sent to his home.
tween Greenwich and Norway High
schools at Amusement Park. yester-
day. and while there became ill.
Last evening blood poisoninx was
discovered.
steadily worse and this morning it
was stated“ that it was critical.
isone or the 3mm {can
7 .
in: program” by children's
chorus. underdirccllon at Mr.
Grimes and Mrs. Anderson.
followed by brie! sermon by
Dr. Anderson. .
I SUNDAY.
11:00 a. m.—"H3nion service. Dr. An-
derson preaches his sermon
on “Miles."
mac—Men only. Dr. , Anderson
. preachcsion “Male and Fe-
male." Special music by
Bartlet and Grimes and male
, _ quartet.
(moo—Yeah; people’s service, led
by “air. Hartley.
hill—Evening seflioc for every-
body. Dr.-Andcrson preach-
es on “The Three Hebrew
Children."
Last nightLWasthe greatest night
that has ‘been seen ‘Iat the Taberna-
cle. IIt*was‘.s.lI great “congregation.
with a marked enthusiasm and with
the largest number to shake the
evangelist's hand in response to his
appeals. . /
A feature of special interest was
“ the street parade. starting: at seven
o'clock. Dr.‘And‘erson had predicted
a great parade, but it went beyond
the expectations or the most sang lne
friends of the Tabernacle Crusade.
Mayor Robins. honered I the; parade
Continued on Page :Zl‘wo.)
John Perkins. 10 Linden street
was driving his light touring cal
east on Wall street yesterday near
the Regent theatre. When Trolley
No. 2270 crashedlnto. the rear of
his car. The car and trolley were
damaged but no one was injured.
anemone at South‘ Not-wall: Boat
(‘lub Bursar Savage Washing Ms.
chlne given away free—Adv.
-Savage Washing Machine given
means prompt deliveries.
wp. Merritt street.
war. room: mm Nowell: .330»;
”Be sure-to attend the big night
at IthoII Booth New“: IBost club ‘
the Norwalk football team. is in a ’
at Amusement Park. last Sunday.,
through the flesh and part of the ,
His condition crew “
t! are hereby
ht Hospital mi
pital. Where the break was set and ' ‘
He attended the football game be. ~ '
Wills Motorcycle: in
Traffic Jam * r
to avoid a
toward him yes-
In an
trolley coming
tcrday State Policeman Freddy-I
iok Taylor of Mianilc. 69W»,
veered his motorcycle oil suddenly
and crashed into the ties lying along
the highway on the“ Westport road.
Taylor was rendered unconscious and
rushed to the hospital.
The road had been tied up slld
Taylor. in order to straighten entitle
trai‘tlc had come out upon the wrong
side or the road beiore he no the
trolley coming down. and attempted
to turnoff. lle suitered lace
wounds of the lace. abrasions 0
right knee and concussion of
brain. It is expected that he will
able to leave the hospital in s
attempt
Hall—Seats fer ,1;
Fans
merits tor the bout betvveen
Mulligan or thisIcity and :rou
poslto of Stamford. tor the
Weight championship of the
He made arrangements to,
the bout in Klsh Hall. vest
Seats will be placed there the
accommodate 1. 000 fans.
Bruce Flower-LI a speedy ii‘iit-
weight or New York may appear
9.“ semi- final bout on the card
BRESSANA, Italy, Oct. 1?.
——Twelve persorxs were kills
twenty injured today when I
train crashed into a passenger trails '
bound from Milan for Geno
victims were mostly pears.
the u. s rinse. co ' ’
known as “Old Iroilsidc
The slogan tor: the
Old lronsides."
country an Itllose
will receive a bum)
or “Old Ironeldcs
A committee
representatives will
' in; donations
a picture
-‘the plan and essay
* and suitable prizes
winners.
. The purpose of the
ted by the secretary. f the Navy in.
passed by
Congress on March 6. 1925 author;
‘ icing the raising
accordance with a bill
unds to restore
the Constitution
showing a great deal or interest ’in
~Foilolv .c‘
. South No _I '
ears or the passenger train were do- A . .
mollshed.
—Tonlght at’ South Nor-wall: ‘IB
Club Bazaar. Savwe'ZWasblng
chine given away free.I—-Adv..I
"An Elk in every sell ill will save"
the lodges to
in the
9 local lodge arc‘
handbag was lost from
car as it traveled over “ll beard
‘e be: still, remained in no.
precarious position outside the ear. * 1
apparently a short time fiftfll- -
, “' but Mrs. Reid
did not discover her loss until some
miles turtherono she drove pro t.
gust crow
gblns in the
‘ is o
attend .—-Adv.
3
salt to men in the Tabern
narrow atternoon at a o'ei ck
every man in the city and
utilise citpeets a. his turn '
1 that will be a tilting compilm
me. from the city or Net-wells.
-’Attend_.the big night
Bouth-Norwalk Boat Club.
st night at the south
Club Border. 13'
Norwalk Chronicler