reinstall; nexus '
‘ For the South
and All Parts of the
World.
, Taylor‘SGolden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
\F you're trying to make
3 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 ten or two.
Harris 8r Gan:
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
is
WEATHER FORECAST.
IO Stamps with 1 pkg. Dog Crackers .............. 10¢
‘ Forecast ‘01 Norwnlk and glciugy. ,I -10 Stamps with I can. Spires . ............. . ...... 10¢
affix: :fiflfwhc’ilflgm, 3:23: I ' 5 Stamps with I pkg._Reckett’sI Blue ................ ,9¢
I' defined disturbance i‘d central tlllSl /, 5 Stamps With I can Stove POllSh ' ................... 5!:
morning over North Dakota. 11 is l" 5 Stamps with I pkg. Wash Powder ............ 5(1-
cauaing unsettled weather, with rial. 6 5 Stamps with 1 pkg. Baking Soda ...................... 51+
5"“ ‘empe‘f‘mm' l“ the ""mnem dis” )4 5 Stamps with I cake Tor Soap .............. l ...... 5¢
trials between the lltocky Mountains yp
and the Lakelregion. A secondary dis-l , . . .
turbance central over Ontario is can» )I.IIt 18 FANCY S'EEDLESS ORANGES ____________ 25¢
ing light snow in the lake region. The ,' WHEAT FARINWA 28 Ounce pkg. ................. 130
5 We" mmmm“ “PM“ ”“3 .4 3 LBS. YELLOW CORN nn'AL . 12¢
morning note from Nolthern '\'cw .................
l ,0 ~ 3 LBS. NEW ROLLED OATS .................. 14¢
England, where it was from ten
fourteen degrees below zero
Conditions tutor for this liclnity:
Mr weather with slowly rising tern-
yérnturc. followed by norcn‘sing cloudi- f
.086.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
l‘cmpc'ltturt Lou,
(hcrczrst.
illY NEWS
‘lll‘Vll
' This afternoon llle senior tines o! , ,
the Norwalll lllgh 8111001 will enter-
tain, the jllniorsund sophomores in
the assembly hall.
entertainment. and dancing.
l..-
The ltalinn friends of Selectman
i’hillp Costellnho are to give him :1
4'" testimonial banquet at the Clifford
" Hotel. Thursday evening, February 2:.
Mr. 'Casteilano is one of the door-
" ; keepers in the present Gelfbrul As
V seriibly and has it large circle- of “arm
perm.) friends. .
' .rf-DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall. Grace Bro. S-
pieco orchestra—Cathedral Chimes. '
' ??Flenlmir;g 81...... was arraigned be-'
fore Judge George H Vonburglr~ this
morning ii the City Court on tile"
charge of stealing three suits, phoes
and other articles, from‘ Joseph
‘ Branch Marshall street He was sly-
inn sixty days in jail. Brown was or-
V rented by the Stamford police.
Dancing until 2 a. m., at the En-
1. from lladéColan It’s Splendid!
. 8‘65 Ba"- Friday night Sm's fa" Telephone 743 3 Free Delivery
' «orchestra, with chimes . l. _
"Sf ' Y 'I; Delicious Creamery'Butter, per lb. .............. '3. 41¢
- ' , ‘ I . ' Pure Lard, per 'lb’ .................. I ............. 19¢
'CBEAFPlllli‘illlkhg'inlLs l Gold Medal. Pillsburv's or JoneS’ Flour per bag $1. 30
I I - . . I ) Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, per lb. ...... < ....... 21¢
‘ " Tens!!!" T“ G“ 9”“ “in“ i Smoked Shoulders, lean and tender, per lb. ....... 17% ¢
will open. the air passages of your,
loud will clear and you can breathe
‘ No more more hawking. sun!
flint. Mom. We. dryness. no
N IIOII' Moth It night; your
g rnuh‘lm L
A s; r. amen
£052-32“ man: an:
, roo Stamps with r can Baking Powder ....... . .. 50¢
,‘ 25 Stamps with r bottle Extracts ................. 25¢
F4 20 Stamps‘with 1 can Cotoa . ...‘ ....... ...... 20¢
lo Stamps with 1 pkg. Wash Powder .............. 16¢
pl 10 Stamps with 1 can Lye. . ..‘. .................... 10¢
1.1.. 10 Stamps with I can Chloride Lime I, . ...... ' . m. .‘ 10c
,ééc
There will be an F
. In one minute your clogged nostrils 1‘
Great Tea Co
9
Where the Pennies Are Saved-l: .
430 lb“
, 20clbd
171:le
- 7clb§
Pkg kn
America’s Best
Best Pu e Lard
Compound
Blue Rose Rice
New Pack Dates
New Pack Figs
Hand-Picked White Beans.
\lew Lima Beans
lanolin regular 10c cake
Shredded Wheat
«02;...
1'; cs
NW
10:; M
at;
Pkg 12c
l Warranred Eggs - - 43c doz ,1
ll Domino Conchllorler or Powdered
’ Sugar .4 . . pkc9c d,
i ,3 - _ u
EXTRA STAMPS ,,
""5349”; 1'.
-¢
A;
~‘=<r
42
Great A. 811’. Tea Co.
, . 124 thshington Street . 1,.
3‘53?“ m3 3113‘».th ~93.“ as"... gag”. “9...“?
”if fJ
'High Cost Of Living
People are justified' 1n complaining, but these prices are
not high; therefore there is no cause for complaint
nancy Whole Grain Rice. .ll). 7‘} 3 lbs for 20¢
.s§\
,agx
Jones’, Pillsbury's or' Gold Medal Flour, bag ...... $1.30
Large 'Can New Pack Tomatoes, 15c value, can . . . . 12¢
,Keymar Brand Sugar Corn, per can ............. ,. 11¢
Cream Cake Codfish, 1 lb. brick pkg .............. 18¢-
,Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Post; Toasties, pkg. ...... 8¢
Crown Aster Oatmeal loc pkg. ...... 8¢
- Grape Nuts, the popular cereal ..... I ........ 2 pklrs, 25¢
Full Quart Rock and Rye fer ....... '. .., ............ 75¢
Wilson Whiskey in non-refillable bottles .1 ........ 95¢
A. F. Becklnalln 8 Ce
GROCERS AND WlNIE MERCI HANTS
83 and 8I5 WashingtgnISt. ~ . Telephone 1405.
Saturday Specials ,
East NorWalk (lash Grocery
Home-gathered Eggs, per dozen ................... 55¢
,DlxieBacon,pel-‘lb... ....... ..... 21¢
Fancy Hood Rice ........ . ...... H4lhs 35¢
Taco Pancake Flour ................ 3 pkgs. ¢
'(:I1'C() II Cl“: .n on n. .. uni .................... n. .. ~c
mémpgnlhmsma. .............. .2 lb can,
WuRuerummllwelght, apkgn
BondmCOMtthkg. c'utto ............ , ......
Fm', CCQ‘ ‘QOIIOO‘PD-nugtkouo; nnnnnnnnnnn
Parlor ............._....3Iilccentllourell
.swulumu’ipn.......... 71m
M'o- ‘
.
, .
.1- '0...-
per box 7c '1‘
140 lb 4,
ll
l
7c ;.l
l
l
‘ ii But these were bought last Sumlller for this Spring,
' I by villbr-oidort'd figures on tho lllnnll
« lHOWLAND'S
mWIILAVV -— / «\«/
\
Q
.
Clever hats, mo‘stly little, of satin and
of straw, have :1 charming Spring air.
1 They are gay of color, have plquant effect,
I
brighten up the cloudlest of days.
Every Woman just‘ knows that Spring is nearer,
. as she puts on such a hat!
And boys” suits v.
are less!
‘Boys’ suits irom Sampcck tailors, of weight for Wear
now and Wen—instead of S8. 50 Sit) $11 or $112—$750.
Norfolk jackets to every one, either pinchbzlck or reg»
111m cut.
Some suits with two pots of trousers :--Doublc SCH
vice‘
Excellent woo‘ells ill gray brown or green mixtures.
Nicely tailored and carefully, tit smoothly and well.
So you may know how' good they are ,wof entire lot all
nezllly 100, only 11 were fol'lllcrly S8. 50; :llllhe l'cslwcrt‘t
$10511 or $12
$7.50
a
But now one for (my boy——
‘ From on selnent.
\ollllg women’ s new Spring suits are glvlll;r lift:
and beauty to the section set 'lsldc f '11 \Ollllg
people on the second floor.
'lhey follow my much the lines of the suits for
women—but there is :111 illdefinable youthful all
that makes them \Icry attractive.
Can’t llllllgillc :l git 'l llllllllf’ to be delighted by
them. .
-.___.. ._ .. .,_.__
1
Very wash goods
folks mostwantl , r
Here they me, while and colol',s beautiful new plll~
terns, many qualities, for many different uses—dresses,
. skirts waists, piljnmas children’s wash suits, house dressetl‘
-——bllt each sort nt a saving! , l ‘
’loday’ 5 prices on these wash goods are based on
lzlst Summer s; and prices blue climbed and climbed since
'l:lsl Summer!
’
'by :1 store that has just been unable to take them. Wcl
lcould; got the chance to; 91 151 cd it! .
And.~ Bridgeport women are profiting. , . .‘v
M lZVzc yd:———- At 25c yd:—:——
\‘llllto Htllptll r-oill. sc'I'umll “ltlllla llmoll- filllelltll wilt-s. llcalltltlll
of atrlm (hooked 11ml “[1le pom r1121, 32 lmt 1-
f l‘lno son ‘ 'l‘ .I‘Kllhll" llnlllsollk. o» “ltll‘.
. _ l'llllll null strlpttl P'll\(ll‘). with dlIIll
. | . luxu'r of Hill ll 1..
At 50c yd: '—
l‘lquo ol‘ taint 3l‘ltltlu)»
I
i quol’lll I
1 stroll or “ale.
l
l
'l‘rnllqllu-llll tll'L'rIllllkS, crisp and.
Inulltll’nl.
lltlrl l1 l'llltll. lltllullh good for mm-
dlt‘s lrlltl “1!?le suits.
nowrul
l-‘.tlllu I‘(‘|l sllir'llnlr.
£00.11 \u-luht.
I ”:00“ for much scrrlw.
At 39 l (1:;— -
cy At”!5c:——'—- _ .l
('l'oislllll‘ ll‘luxnll, ol'fl't'til'c llllll"'ot
Sllt‘l'lll strength. ”0, cl 1; 1 qi'fw" ..f
Satin-striped Ul‘galitllt‘fl llt‘lttilll’it‘ll ”Ml“H7‘I‘lll'llrlli‘18‘lgillzewml ' l .. ‘
dy ground tw‘ot ll stripes
Scull miles with satin stripes I'l\'-
lllg tllcm null-(- ”01““). '
‘ ’quIII In various sizes or Mile from
tiny to begin"
Dilnity in dainty small plaids, lb"
int-ill s u itlc.
Striped dinrltl, sr-rt‘rlll patterns of
. Stripe. \
l Unit-ltd shillings or f-nllty \\(‘ll\'(‘. 271m"! striped T0119. 5 different
{durable 11ml lluudstllnt. striker ol‘ stripe.
I . Pujlurrn checks, of delightful weight
1
I
1v)
for pajamas or for men's summer un-
At 290 yd :—~ 1 xl-cllent nelnscolr. BB
dormer. 38 int hes wide.
Sott-illllsll
_ Satin-strum when. beautiful or lnclu-s “‘idt'.
~.1 affect. ,
i Flown-finish miles 111 smmt
stripes.
At 19c yd; —- '
(hot-km rlnlusonk of la lnlI wet it
and fineness. Mll'd wlde. .DN gt
Mcrcerlml wile of remarkably-flint:
and 1- you wcaw. 40 inches will 13.9.
IndIlnll llolul cotton, linen finish.
I Gabardine 0! own firm ucmo and
“MI lustrous more-crlscrl finish.
0 Finley-“cowl: burly ukllrlrlit 5. .
'1 Plain l‘lh'xon of- trulcndltl‘r “ellrbt
land weave.
l Mower-Inca hutlslc, 45 inches wide.
l'IdcllgllttIlllly lino. . I I,
9
l ' 2’ And in colors, these: ' . j
l At 121/2: yd:—-— '
notes gingham one or the «null-
urd sorts; goal checks, strum and
l‘ Females in pretty ltcrlls both
l striped and Input-m. lint or- medium
colorl-
At 15c- yd: —-
Ills-«- airlglrnxns in satisfying colors
and quality; striped and plaids ofllcr'
wide field for droogfing: 8:! ladies
\I‘MI‘. full of merit. l
M 19¢ ydt—u ll ‘
”chum claim a “mild
”data . my.” mg, WMWMSMN
, 1‘! :ZEIB ,NI:"‘
Devotion”
mm cloth and for bone
am It! children's mm millet and“ m m
‘nrltx-n or :I'hln «m llm II . N
l ,
....~..L, mun”. ,,___,,_J
I/\/.wawffiflgfldfivrv“4-Ad~u‘v“a‘v\d~4\¢\l‘f\A—P
Soul vullcS‘. llllllll) ol’ pnlttrn “the
without any extra charge of any sort.
HOWLAND'Sy
Awm-«wmms i
. K
)—
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“Openstock” dinnerware 15 :1 good-sort to buy.
Only dishes wanted are picked. Exact number
wanted is picked. There are no dishes except
those needed frequently. And yet—one may
have those uncommon dishes. Also; one may
have as many cups and saucers and platters '
and big dishes :15 they want! Illat’ s wol 111
much.
. -.l 4::
Shoe-beauty 15
even g’rcaterl
'. 4 I
lcs, wolllcn’s shoes hove greater beauty!
Doesn’t seem :15 though the beauties of 1:151 season? 3
con 'd be excelled, does it? i
Yet, there is no need to argue the mutter; new SNOCSiII
me here to prove their greater bcllulv.
Dark 0my kid has :1 top of llg ht lllll buck it s stitched
so it looks :15 though it had a tip and it really has high "
leatherheels. HillldSthllllE $10. ,
Plum brown kid (and who can ”11:55 what plumIl
brown is) has a tip, and high French heels,— and bcllcathl
surface of those heels :1 met ll plate to pl'clclll “l‘lllllllllg‘_II »
0'.V€l ” $9. .
Black kid .11 $9 'lldS :1 top of guy buck.
Dark brown Russia call, at 511116 pl lce has top of "lull:
e
buck.
A rich dark tzlll Russia call has wing tip made solely
by Clcté'l' stllcllhlg, and tub 111 heels. $8.
’lll new fashion; low heels with special bro:ldlless.j
These, too, present smart contrasts. ' lellogzufy 11:15 :1 top
of brown buck, black calf has top oi tun buck. $8.
Handsome lllahog'nlly calfskin. laced, ".lllll wing; lip—4.?
lb
87.0.:
\
Dark brown kid with lip, laced-$7
Deep black kid with ivory sole and heel—SS, ‘ “
Fine black kid with top of white glace kid and hlglil
heels, stitched to look as though it had a lip—S7. , "
lulu floor. rear.
A silken beauty proudly steps toward—and ll
woolen hurries out to contest lOl‘ plefcrlllellt.
I A striped sil k, Oriental and beautiful, asks .
-\f:1vor And :1 silk- :1lld- \vool poplin szlys: ‘leIry
not choose my beautl 9” .
New silks and new woolells are 11:11 mg :1 merry
- struggle ill their new home on the third flood
You’ll enjoy this little war of the beauties.
Get machlne
at ~worl< now
The tune to join the H inland Sewlllg- -IM:lcllillc do
is now.
Joining the club sends :1 lllachillc into your selvlce '
once. . .
All that’ s 11cccSSary is to make :1 plomlse, slIlLow ihn "
it is dependable, .pay a dollar.‘ ,
Then the machine you choose is sent home. You pa
for it in small monthly amounts. While you are paying
it is at work for you.
That 11thth will cost you its regular cash pr .
The first dollar paid is credited right on that' price
it 15 not an extra dollar charged for the privilege of joini
the club. ‘
Machines cost $19. 50.5
the style chosen.
These prices will continue so long as present so
of machines holds out AND NO LONGER! When
I
u
-3 or $27.50, according to
- 0 I
P
order a machine but they will have to pay the new ‘
«and that price will be 32. so higher.
Yes, indeed; the time tom the club‘ is NQW!
Norwalk Chronicler