if teamship lichen
For litefiSouth
Telephone No. 1250
South Norwalk Trout Co. Bldg.
honest
, were“ I
F you’re trying to make
that furnace behave treat
it to a good dOSe of our
high grade coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. Prove what we say is
true—try a ton or two.
Harris 8r Gans
’ 6:; Water Street
Tel. 721
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy and not quite so cold
tonight and Sunday. For Connecti-
cut: Partly cloudy and not quite so
cold tonight and Sunday; fresh to
strong west winds, except gales on the
coast. Conditions: The western area
of high pressure that has been caus-
inar the severe cold ware during: the
last two days in nearly all districts
east of the Rocky Mountains has 'mov-
er southward during the last 24 hours
and is now central over Alabama. Very
low temperatures are reported from
the. southern districts. Atlanta, Ga.,
fiflflmlflua-a -uauniu
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, Sale
Means Saving to Y0u from to to 30 per cent.
FURNITURE, RUGS, RAN GES, BEDDINC,‘
Buy now while buying is good.
. Good‘ set aside for future delivery.
FREE S ORAGE.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
Sterling Furniture
. Phone 105
mm_w_w_ . .
~aria All Mount
John W. liuadalc of the Heights has
bought a new ludian motorcycle.
Mists lielcn Mottt‘ea, who has been
ill for a few days, is able to be about
again. ‘
hand-wrought nails, which are some-
what of a curiosity nowadays.
The Baroness liuikett. a daughter of
Mrs. .‘tnson Phelps Stokes of this town
has recently published a book for“ the
young, which is receiving favorable
comment.
i Hamilton Poll of New York has
bought Miss Charlotte Wardwcli's pro
perry at King‘s End. lie is connected
With the Polls who founded and named
l'elham Manor. "
John Lee of Glenbrook has moved
into J. Vcrrigan's house a Norman
Heights.
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Mrs. C. V. Douglass, formerly of Now
roton, will make her home in Califor-
nia in the future.
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\\'iliiam-7.eigler, in. is planning to
Mrs. Marshall l’. Richards. of the
new Tokenckc Road, sang at the meet;
ling of the Stamford Rural Women's
"Civic Hague which “as bold in
Springdale on Tuesday, and was high-
Was only two above zero. Pensacola
was the only place in Florida from;
.which a report was received and it,
(was 18 aboxe zero there. The {Pm-i
peraturos are rising ,slowly between
"the ltocky Mountains and the Mlssis-l
pippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY.
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AGO:
'l‘cnuicraturc: Low. 27
2 high}
:40. Cloudy. '
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"Dining room open at the liristol,
94 \‘x’adrington street.
,_ The electrical commissioners of the.
Second i‘tistrlct met last. evmum and
dispojd of routine business.
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Saul Roderick was arrested last
night for vagraucy and breach of
peace by Ofllcer 'l‘ootltill. He. was
‘givcn 30 days in Bridgeport jail.
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~~lierl>y hats, Derby hats, O‘Brien's
The local police received notice last
night that an automobile with 9. Con-
:necticut license 360 had been stolen in
Bridgeport. ‘-
The police are goiug'to get after the
children who have been moving and
otherwise disturbing the police stand-
ards, especially the one near the
itranklin school. Unless this prac-
tice is stopped. arrests will follow.
9 -——DANGING SATURDAY NIGHT l
Town Ausembly Hall, Grace Bro. 8-.
piece orchestra—cathedral chimes.
:t The South Nor-walk Trust Company
,I'saggettts that many wills drawn years
Togo. defeat their objects by\thelr own
imam“. Wills drawn by this com-
out! with tor all contingencies and
{it also! a executor or trustee an
cum to node tor um com".
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«into; to. o W «alumni to
imam a «amen-mun pm,
foam «II to mil. to M.
d the W new loo-
: i not: Neck Point, next season.
if Cross, Feverish, Sick, Billous, Give
fund it thoroughly,cleanses the tender
erect another greenhouse on his proo-
et'ty at (treat Island, shortly.
.ly compllnu-utcd upon her voice. I
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Mi‘ and Mrs. J. Ward have. to: The will of ‘llev. ltulmrd Tjadcr
turned :1: their Tokt-neke home after which has been offered to the local
a visit or" a few days in New York. tl’robatc t‘ourt. discloses that Mr.
1 ’l‘jader had but sumll real estate hold
The Walter Stewart t'ornpuny la ings in this country, most of them be
planning to purchase an auto truck log in S‘H‘tlt'n. Tl‘i‘ 'l‘iadcr (“state in
with which to make dclitcries of feed TOKt’M‘M‘ is owned by MW. 'l‘jader. l
and other heavy articles, l '
—-—-—-——- l Mrs, l. N. Markwcll of Norottiit ave-
Artcntas Holmes anti family of New mre t.\2perlvuuetl an unusual kind of n'
York will occupy “Gray Cottage." (me ltisx recently. I \Vllilt‘ ['t‘t‘tlillg poultry.
of William Zflglcr's pmperties on hcr uoldcapped tooth attracted the
attt.ullou of one of the. birds, who
'made a \icious peck at it. and suc.
llelll‘y Webb has returned to Now (coded in tearing it from its fasten
l ion. and is helping his father, Captain “1.28. and including it in ”19 day's N“
o
Clarence Webb, who has established oi tare.
a retail :‘ltellfish businesa at. King‘s
l'Irtl.
l Selectman tieorgu M. ". Schlichting
land lliizhu‘cy Superintendent Robert
.IN. tirccne have been visiting the. out.-
lying parts of the town to investigate
ccmplalnls that refuse and rum: it
have been dumped upon the roads. 1t»
Alterations being made on E. llopt-
Norton'sltouso disclose some shingles
which are perforated with bullets
from] Revolutionary days, when the was found that. the complaints were
place was once besoiged by Indians. Justlheti, oven llll cans. nave been
thrown mm the Si.!‘":"".% 1:! state plac»
These shingles were nailed on with
ltflltl’s ithllil ’
- snows If an a
liltilllllll Atllll
03. Since {‘30 sclt'cinicn lune ticslgv
~' natctl (telnait: lots as public dumps,
:thero is r..- (scum for Hinzv t-c‘uli‘
itions, and persons found llltlillt'lllg in
ithese pl‘acflcv‘s in future will tin-.l
.tltemsclvcs. in trouble.
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l .\n a't'liiutcd (lilit'lll'mltiil was held
.‘Sunday morning. after tho session of
the Men‘s Class at the Congrcgrtlon-
at church. upon whet-her to continue
{the class as at present conducted,
twith a. different speaker each Sunday,
addressing the men upon sane. ethical
subject of his own selection. or wheth-
er to take up, under some regular
.Fruit Laxative at Once
Every mother realizes, after giving
.. . .. ~ , teacher. a course of study in. the
1‘” ”male“ cal'mml“ 5"“ °' Bible, with that. book as the text.-
Flgs, that this is their ideal laxative,
because they love its pleasant taste
book. The. latter is the course usual-
ly followed by such men's classes, andl
large organizations have. been built]
up in churches all over the country,‘
luotably in this section in Mount Ver-l
lnon, Stamford. Nurwallt and Bridge-
0‘Vport. But here both the Methodist?
8011?.100k fll‘il’lll Congregational classes. recently
it coated. give organized, have adopted the other
, . .. : u an. and a large group of mtn‘ luu'o
f ”MET“?! ft thhhzznliluzn nt‘lltl bot-untr- iittr'rested in each church. llr.
“‘a'lle- an n 1 9” "5 Herbert 8. Brown. pastor'ot tlto‘Colt
foul. constipated waste. sour bile “Maturation-at church. rtauorod the plan
nndlueeted food puma out of the bow-,ol' xylna on closer to the Bible. Ni
els. and you have it Well phyla! calm: the plan now being, followed m at!-
mtn. When it: little system In full . :r‘m’“ ”’ i" a. Paola. M
3 o clan, nr. Iv. Milton Smith. and
ot cold. throat son. has otonachoche. , 0mm.
alum Indira“. colic-mm: mm...
in. a pool «inane m~ gun; All MW“ tannins u:
|' ho Infill-l m ,w by throw a Wife com wit.
a ”fl a.“ ' “ fl wary, m I ma“ immature
little stomach. liver and Don't-ls with-T
out grilling:
When cross. irritable, feverish
breath is bad. stomach
tho! .Longue, mother!
Wflmd.
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February Furniture
FREE DELIVERY.
127-129-131 Washington St
ETC.
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woman planted herself with her arms ;
aklmbo, anti said. with an lrreststahio,
good-natured smile, as the young gen-
tleman's etnbarrassm'w hem r o
painfully apparent: “Well, boss, what
is this going to be? lie liesttatlon or
do for trot?" l
" _......._.i,...,. W t‘. limit-“lict of Gluten:
wich with a party of friends, arrived ‘,
at Miami. Tuesday, on board his l
steam yacht Oneida. This is the first
large, yacht to pass through the new
..,_......i under “instruction by the 3
Government. The Oneida was also i
the ilrst vessel to pass through the. ;
(lupe Cod (lanai. Commodore Benet I
tl‘l‘l and. his friends have made a '
cruise of 4,500 miles since leaving
“rmnwlch. a‘luw weeks can. TH"
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have been to llermuda. the Windward lSlllClled.
'l‘rinltlutlgttlur- t
will' ;
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and Leeward Islands
ucao and Nassau. The filmitfi _
‘Hithi Miami this week. for l vana.
Ly way of Key West. President Men-
ocul of tlubn has invited (‘,
bu: atom! the Cuban coast. Later the.
yacht will go to the Panama Canal“
"mi thH'Eli it to the Pacific tlccan.,
and return in the sprint: to llltllll‘l
Harbor. Greenwich. It is said that all
on board are, well and having a de-
lll'lutul cruise.
William Ziegler of .\'oroton, one of,
ll‘u directors. nttented. with the rep,
rcsentalivcs of about titty horse shows ‘ .
Wm- n convention held Tuesday .
"‘0 "“"uore Hotel, New York. l
which formed a permanent organiza-
tion to be known as the Association I
or American Horse Show. ltc'inuld ;
(.‘. Vanderbilt was elected pres libiu,‘
William ’1‘. iiuntcr vice president,
l'icrru Lorillard. .lr.. secretary and
ll‘iililll't‘l‘, and, with Mr. Ziegler. tho
[allowing directors: M. t‘. Vandal-bill.
\\‘m."l‘. Hunter, l’ierrc Loriliartl. .lr..
Alfred M. Mac-lay. Prescott. Lawrence.
.lnlm it. \‘ul-mtiue William tin l’out.
Louis Lee iinguln. ‘lt‘retl l’cbst,‘ ti.
Howard Davison, Norman Van Voor- ,
his. F. 1“. Field, .lolm Mcl‘l. liowinan :
a‘id (‘lutrlcs ti. 'i‘real. Mr. Ziegler. l
one of the prime movers of this new
organization, has some of the finest
horses in America on his country
place at (‘ollender's Point. and a hinge
number of them are to be seen at the
dltl'crent shows throughout the coun-
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CARD OF THANKS “
1 Wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors, the Crofoot & Knapp
Company and einploycs for the sym-
pathy and kindness during the sick-
ness and death of my husband. Jo‘st‘ll‘l: 'regular 600—. 42c Mm" "0°" f’ .V ”pk "'l l f ' ~
A. “amine“. , , / ,_ and. \LI - u at he not
(MRSJ ANNA unoooxnnm, r ‘ desrgu across the hat! _
. W . . .... . ..,,,.... m... w...‘ ,._..... _. J . ‘ g _-
llllllllll RHEUMMIGS 79C gets} a. \ Others are wearing the"
_ , e . with the striking figures
‘ i d 1.1 across the lower part of ill
iNllillSl, €00 8. lrt- my - .
A” ""1"?“ L“: ‘" 7"“? 93““ °', Chance that men of judgment will quickly appreciate. \\'lu‘ not..c.;t;it-‘riineut anti?
“ urone relct'p on " ‘ . ‘ . 3.. , . . '
a working man buying a bottle of Negligee shirts in tastetul colored patterns. then 1m“. ‘1“ "“‘dc 3"“ 9‘"
"Neutrohe Prescription 99“ was “and; ', . ‘ f“ _ _. f d . ' ‘ . . w . sonaily like?
now “ "a help,“ hm , Made \Hlll sott tn {5, .,-.. i an comtortalilt m u .1) _ w
“mirth! me." he reviled. "Why detail. New veils in black—St
than in nothing on ca h like it. You
don‘t know how my :- swollen, tutti
Mats and muscles pained and burned.
I want nearly crazy with the solarium
and the worry 0! Ion-log no touch time
no m.” i
“More l hm ohm “Mime
Min. 0" I we on hill- at ,,
m m H“ w
ommodorc l
tum-rim and his friends 10 93M “5'" ftbat make. attractive contrast
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‘regular 75c—
HowLANp's
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Fresh new pretty
neckweu at 50c to $1.
A great lllflilyplc‘CCS of this
new ncckwear are ot crepe;
Georgette or de chine.
And dainty indeed they are.
Collars round or square,
plain edged or with fine hem-
stitching.
50c 75c and $1.
Sets of organdy are either
lace trimmed or nicely hem-
'l‘ltese include cuffs
with collar.
50¢ and $1.
And collars of broadcloth
to one’s dress—50c and $1.
t'cnliu- al-Ic. front.
Warm World ’
A clearing-away of sec.)
of some socks for men, of Some gloves for boys audgirls!
'Good and true and co
iwealher—whit‘h is only jusr beginning!
Wombn’s t‘lccccd white :tu-
derwear of splendid weight,
vests or pants, nice i‘ittinc‘,
regular 35c—- "
Women’s union suits of
lwarm good-weight cotton with 1 1001”. regular 85C—
t _ . ' l . . ,,_ , ._ (t‘llll‘l' able. from.
lsoft and good tleccul lining}, Black twill”? N335 ’1‘; .
' n' ( 0' ‘ " (0'; ‘ ‘)
frcgular St c.men, hrel putt t‘sllllbl tt , ‘ W“
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drawers, good weigh
Men's good
fleece'd shirts and drawers,
5..
kmthat.
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Boys’ gray cotton shirts'
.55cl 'Golf gloves for boys and
warm» staunch l
Excelleutly finished all through; can of fit.
Sort we've sold all through season at St and MAS—-
Not a great stock of Stant- sizes; only tab you slung“
Good! ‘Sogoalthcyought inhumane! up in it;
film‘s ................
3681; Five
Warm coats
go scurrying!
Here is what \-\"catluermau saysz—i-‘air and
colder, LOLD WWE.
.lud the store
coats tor women that will send ever
good service tor a contented owner.
decidedly
y coat scurrying to do
.- ‘ . Coats pt fine seal plush
sill; velour, coats ot‘ wool
broadcloth.
and holiria cloth, coats of,
All yrlour and of Cheviot. Coats of
. at new price to insure quick sale!
Some ltu'atrimmed. all haudsmue in eft‘
and g,).,d_ trl, all warm
The Y'"‘ . " ' ‘ .
tutu, hart quoted in the late pru‘csot these coats.
Grilling] 1-“ . . . ~, . . ,-
“‘“Sh‘a; $1715uc‘e “on LI] lilgllti, some or than l‘t’ilig‘ as
R t§iu 1. > .
' Qifilrday lllOl‘lllilQ‘ as t‘oliruvan J
Con. v :25 to 7.50— '
on...“ :4 522.50;
CO!!! lfiely $9.3“ ‘Q‘fO—f $13 50 ‘
lat-om] floor. , -. :1 ‘2' . g
. 5 $5.50 5
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l Miro-Dena are } Like a good story?
‘ real toilet-helps. Here are more at 60c!
There :ll‘c" several Mlm- Just frankly stories. N0
Dena toilet preparations.
Each serves a distinct pur- meats, “m °00d bioneb'
pose and actually helps to se-
cure and retain a pleasing
complexion. c
in addition; most are deli.
cately perfumed and have a
lasting and delighting odor.
‘t‘old creator—25(- and 50c
Shin cream—emu? and SI
Liquid soap—motto tutti SI
Skin salt'e»~~$l
Skin purifier—$1.50
ltoug'c, liquid—500 3
Rouge. dry-.500
'l“oce pcwder. several tints
$1.30
Talcum powder, pleasant perfumes
254'.
ed to the splendid col
at 60 cents:—
John liar-lucom—Jacl; hind-m
l‘omntm'i (‘luy—(‘lcuvcs Kinkflu) 5"
Bunting Daylight—Jack Londop
0n 'l‘rial—lilmcr Itciscnsteln
e.
The Boomers—Roy Norton
is
The.
Burnlmm
. w v 6
The Right Stuff—Ian lluy. ,
The Turmoil—Booth Tarkington
Main floor, rear.
. Title to
Center Male, from.
Dyes that
elem too!
ral lots of warm underwear,
thing new.
mf-ortablc all through cold
~ dye it a rich hue.
Gray shirts and drawers for
men, part wool, heavy weight,
regular Sl— , 79c
i Domet uightshirts for men,
iwarm and light too, cosy as
canine, cut with plenty of‘
‘55c
delicate shade, and lasting.
Each color—40¢
irregular 35c— 21c
Boys’ warmly lined gloves, . .
elour, regular 50c— 39c Wear V3" 111
style you prefer.
iv
girls, closely knitted, warm
and attractive, regular'SQC—
25c
Some of the womenaw
ondSOeyd.
“ul-
Plain tells at; M
Woodbine-d
women—ltd.
is
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puts a price upon its warm handsome 7
t.
problem books or. preach
And they’ve just’been add
lectlort
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\‘nllcy ot‘ the Moon—«lack London
‘Tllt‘ Man or Iron—Richard Dubai:
Little so Galahad—J’hocbé Gm
Right Twit—47mm hot-too
Sunset snap dyes are smut»
They cleanse a fabric and
A great many different Cal
ms; of splendid depth or of
w-
New \clls in filth new?
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