. .1 fudge our coal upon
m ye men of wisdom
at girth We plead not
' to deceit; look on our
- 11 on the street and
It everrnoml saw in any
of the law a clearer case 1 1-;
immune—coal with no
m to cause offence. Our
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gample of our coal to try—
any test—we here agree
both judge and jury you shall
be The butden of the proof
is ours that it above all oth-
rs1towers. Much coal is
{'g’ood but ours is best. And
i out it’s up to you. We rest.
THE
saints COAL
‘ COMPANY
"ulterior Clothing -
Sensibly Priced 1
Sold on Credit “
[lately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
3., , . 1.. .3
Oak Flooring ts taking the place of Carpets
to such an extent that/it is very uncommoti to see old.
fashioned carpet that covers the entire floor. Carpets have
had their day. The carpet is the champion collector of -
dust and germs. We are prepared to meet the demand for
Oakand other hardwood Flooring and suggest 56 flooring as g
the ideal thickness when repairing or remodeling old houses, 1
and that the Winter season is the best time for this class
of work ‘
The Halch £1 Bailey Co. 1;
e are' local agents for Beaver Board and Cree-Diptl 6
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1. S’tained Shingles.
I
Useless Expenditures 71 I
It is surprising how many useless expendi—
tures the average man makes in the course of a
month.
If you keep a strict account of our ex en
it will not 1): long before you will findp' 1:51:51“ i
among them are several that could be avoided
Money saved is truly money earned. Depos-
C it your surplus dollars in this bank and get the
l benefit of our unexcellcd protection and liberal
1 interest rate—4‘}, compounded twice a year
"-1 THE PEOPLES
TRUST COMPANY
\ of South Norwalk, Conn.“
unmanasaeam: ' "
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. -. S Heerdt & Seymour
3. ITigiquM%‘bili.cs.oATs S Bilicitessen and Lunch Room
$10.312.50.$15.1x11 1 7 “mad 11-
1. . $18
pyrlghtClothingCo, ;
N. Main St.
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Fresh Eggs at ....... ................ 57 (- 3111' Mr.
Mackerel and White Fish at ................... 25¢ lb.
Home- made Crullers at ...................... 2" or? tlo'.
game-triage Fish Cakcsat ........... 25¢ 111/. “(I rider}; 1
ome-ma e Clam Chowder at ...... "Pi" ' 1r 1 _ 1.
Smoked Salmon .................. “00”] .1“ ..... ll. ri 111 )
Link Sturgeon at .1 .................. ‘ .............
Boneless Herring at .i ........................ 25¢ p11 “1.
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Lantenberg’s Millinery.
120 Washington St. opp. So. Norwalk P. 0.
Specimens in Trimmed ,Millincry that
are simplicity and models that will har-
mon ze nicely with many of the new st3les
of Spring dreSses and suits. Captivating
new spring styles in complete array-11
showing second to none, and more of a,
variety in styles and numbers than all
'millinery-stores combined in Norwalk"
and South Norwalk. ‘
Moderate prices, style, fine matcrias
and the. well finished handiwork will be
a revelation to you. '
A visit to our establishment Will con-
.vice 3ou. “
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IW‘M it is peidlor. We open no” charge emu. , .
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é rials of the Norwich institution. llel'eI
‘ 3 . i a state fa11n has been in operation for
| the past two 3"eals under a law uhichl
' passed the general assembly, although:
1' the assembly neglected to provide any;
: labor of
, farm, the institution has been able 10‘
f run the farm in spiu- of 1111-1 lack of 11p-
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HART-FORD, Mart-l1 2.—-Spirited op-
position to the proposal tp'establleh a
state farm lor inebrjates, if that pro-
posed tarrn interferes with the exten-
sion of the state farm now operated in
connection with the State Hospital for
Insane in Norw,ich developed at a
hearing before the committee 011 lIu-.
mane institutions at the capitol yes-
torday.
The opposition came from the ,olli-
funds . for the some. I
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store 1
Spring Hosiery for Women
Full Fashioned Silk Lisle . . . . 35c-45c-5oc
Full Fashioned Cotton ..'.. .. 290356-396 .
Out Size Cotton or Silk Lisle-~29c-3gc-5oc
Seamless Silk Lisle .. 25c-29c
Seamless Cotton ...... . ..... ‘19c-25c-29c.
Seamless Fibre Silk ......... .. 39c—59c
Full fashioned silk boot with c0tton soles and tops black and
colors 5% i
A new lot of Kayser’s Washable white Lisle Gloye. Exception-
state farm With
and utilizing the:
the state;
By combining the
H111 Hate hospital.
the inehriat-es at
proprlation.
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1"x1stlng inititulion. The mea-
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Ilntk of Killingly. It provides for
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An Early Bird Sale of
1 Spring Millinery
Tomorrow we will place on sale-
th‘ree hundred Spring Hats, every
one bran new, just out of the band
box Values'up to $5.00.
A-u—i
Special for Tomorrow
$198 and $2.98
i ‘ We will ClOSe out balance of our Girls'
WINTER COATS at HALF PRICE.
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from inor, New Haven.
the state hospital, although under the;
management. Theme is :1 1011:: *
waiting list the olllcinls 11:13' so satis-;C
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in Bridgeport nighlwo1k,a11d beluga-1111111117111111
BRIDGEPORT March 2....“ the an l(1:13' ':‘0 (1113's, lento for 11:11-11 3:111:
nual meeting or the Connecticut Hard We"! the first war. and 811111111211 ~='-.l
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:thc following officers were elected. ! "ll 1'1111 lull pay. Tho prus‘potls ol‘
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Manchester; first vice president. W4 l1121plo3'ocs 1111 under (‘lril Scrxit'u
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president. George l. Clapp, Hartford: 11.11311 out application blanks. .wt in
recording secretory, Henry S Hitch .1 1. 111.1111» 111111-11 111111 no 111111105 on.
rock, Woodbury. financial socretnfl.l the tllnihlc lists, temporary .111111.~1im i
Harry (3. White, Bristol: treasurer.lrr111n1~' ran b1: hind-1 11! once and the
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STATE HARDWARE MEN ELEC‘l
itthinz of tho
loosen
out.
11 fcurhlanm 11nd
l’scalp; the hair roots furnish,
and die; than . your hair falls
fast. , j. i
.If your hair 37:11: been neglected and
'. thin, faded. dry. scraggy or too oily,
not 11 25cti1t bottle of Kuou‘lton’s
Danderine at any ding store or ‘le
counlzr; apply a little as titration and
ten minutes after you will say this
was the best lnvosltucnl you our
made, .
We sincerely believe. renat'dlms 11‘
everything 1.111111 'iiil‘i'ill’ilai'il. that if you
‘oite of it«no dandrultmno itchlnrt
'ncalp and no more falling hair-“31111
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lift» and- i1' not 011111111111: it product 11 '
(leslro soft. his? roustamil‘ul hair and
it your 1.11.1111 is dellmnmnl and
destructive income a Sentinel closet-
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