:From where we sit it looks like
_ his. The year to come may not
. snug bliss; but call it be' worse
, :hah‘the last! We must believe
' see. days are past, but Coal we ;
4 feet will not be sold at prewar ‘3"
«rates. ’Twill take some gold for
tears to come to buy your fuel,
: seeause of war-and war. id‘cruel.
. .You may not live to see the day
. when coal will sell for twelve
(we’ll. say)
and if you seek sincere advice
we bid you buy” nor heed the l
‘price—when‘ er you can'—:a'll you
require to make secure your need
‘ful fire.
*RRISC?
,. THE BU’DG‘ ET
SYSTEBI .
This is the most practical,
the most convenient way for
anyone to purchase
* ‘leéNEW EDISON
mum-amour
. Before the sun sets again.
, .- hasten to our store and let as
f”... ‘upllin the Special Budget
” P In. , _,_' 1 r.
;- - . -—...:.'e
THE ALFRED Fox
s”; _, PIANO co.
So. Nomilk. Conn.
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7 him 1'. H'DONALD
. ' “assures. emLoen eno
. counsel. con-macros
suns mo sermarss
runmeuso
Uncle Work Promptly Amndsd on.
Telephone MI
TIC. I Idlio av... Best Roi-walk
. ”—19——
III-1‘
Ferfedly Pasturi'zed‘
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
to ell pm- of the Norwalks
end Bowayton.
Eamon-do Butter. Eggs from our
term. and buttermilk our daily.
. F. n. WEMPE & SON
’ Helms we and 161.8
VISIT THE
Goodie Shop
22 NO. MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
" ‘GOTI‘IJIEB’S g;
1% “dig-1Y9
onrasqumnlur.
W. will Ml! your Md
muamgnkmcen
mmeItomfl you
enm-
' r.
52 Van andt Street.
, building" operators that the
ide will be releaSOdm'ext spring. The belief A
is firmly fixed, for a number of these goes;
my buyers .'have, 1n the past tsn days, magic
Weavy purchases for spring retinirements, as
g duly noted 1n the lmnber-ttrade journals
' .3 Homes are needed asnever befOre and we
r
.4 sincerely believe tha. .. e are about to enter
3 into superiod of sane, evenly balanced pros-
perity 1n the lumber trade. , _~~"§; .
Let us all unite our eflorts toward making
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
getting that those who do the most deserve
Lhe most, and generally get it.
.We shall use, to the fullest measure, our
long experience and the full resources of this
organization in getting ready for your call,
" one of the best stock of lumber ever offered
' The Hatch O Bailey Co.
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clog)»
no.3.
NOBWALK 003]) uses
SpecielSeleonkediatormIMo
WELDlNO AND IODY WORK .
wnn use MS
caoILLac Lmousmss TO sum
.» VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
mo . g return-louse
3'0th Anniversary Sale
BECKMANN ’S
Chain Store enemies of Quality
areas or reason 4-1511 ocean-r A
FANCY CALIFORNIA
Deacon.“
KIRKMAN’S ~
BORAX
SOAP,
” 4 Cakes, 25c
Limit 8 Cakes to I Customer.
ROYAL PLANTATION
SOUPS ‘
BEANS
Per Can 10c.
FRESH ROASTED DAILY
a
FREE—To every purchaser 0! 32.00 or more of groceri
will give abslutelytree fortbiscoupon. “ we
1 CAN DAILEY’B 8.02. 8123 JAN
A. F. Beckmann- O CO., Inc.
85 WASHINGTON s'r. PHONE 1405
’. apple peer and
SPECIAL AT BOTH STORES—FEB. 4-5
PEACHES................iearge can,23c
CAMPBELL’S ’ ‘
Schultze’ 8 Ash Wednesday
' Specials
SteakCod.
Steak Halibut. .....
Fancy Escallops . . . .
'All the Best Brands of Canned Fish.
10c]
Fancy Smelt....”......' ....... ”unwell:
stibé.
Finnan Haddiepss mill}
quarters. late Saturday night. and in.-
. to have broken (1 mirror In Charles
Slgswey’e saloon.
Schultse’ s Sanitary Markets
lorwelk, . Southflorwelk,
locked up. This morning he was an-
od 87 and costs. He claimed to have ‘
gotten his liquor. which he and con-
‘7 I I m sisted of older. at algswey‘ a piece. and
too woe instructed. bf Judge Boos-go
4, ft Keep coat—We Sell It.
own 1s..wa1.’1.nzs
" Dealer in
”QAI: AND JUN!
4413 Iowan St. East N
I‘i‘e l and vein" any”:
V (Formerly The rum Goal Co)
WOULD evacuees 1 Norton ‘5. mm z... necesae
soong's IIRTHPLAGE bills for presentation at the preseg
READING. Po... Feb. l.-- --A move- session of 9
ment has been started by Stet. Sono- Daniel Bantu“: 32$:th
“scion
Pioneer .and Indian
, blood.
,. Themovcment Helmet
son '
to 177‘ Five
tor James E. Norton of this city to miles (mm the homestead is the home
have the state purchase the birth: Of PM“) Abraham Lincoln.
place or Daniel Boone, Kentucky The “stow of the We families show
fighter who by marriage ‘end
g - wins at 11 moor.
m mm PEWELPBIA.. men. 3.-—oee
, cred and made a histelzficel shrugs. (K. D.) Clancy. or mnemon- knoolr»
caveman. 0.. Feb- 7.—A Sun?
composed curler at all men or all we-
men. will be sought by Edward ,0.
Stanton. county prosecutor. to try the
nose of; Judge William H. floatation.
which was scheduled to start my.
Brenton said he intended taking the
Gannon before the trial. in en in
work out a method whereby mixed
jury might be avoided because of the
memo at e. long-drawn out regal
s battle. Under the present statutes.
Stanton said. it is impossible to use»
rete e jury.
Judge Hollennon goes on trial for
thoseoonduuoonthscmuseo-
end degree murder for the illegal
killing of Harold (3.19." I ma
owner. on the night of I!” 7 last.
The first trial resulted in I. disagree.
merit after the jury had been out for—
tar-eight hours.
Promontor- Stanton said every flute
witness used at the xix-st trial bed been
Subpoenaed. He declared he bed no
new witneues.
Counsel for McGennon sold at he»
‘oeven new witnesses would maintain .
the judge was not at the scene of the
shooting.
It bed not been decided early to-
day. which or the Cdmneon Pleas
judges would preside. but it was prob-
able that the case would go before
Judge A. J. Pearson or Judge Homer
G. Powell.
VINEGAR FROM WASTE
Simple Mouse- to Make Family
Supply at Home. .
With good vinegar so expensive as
it is it is worth while to ave apple
skins. cores and the pulp. Put these
into a. wooden or earthen vessel and
cover with water. In a few days the
first fermentation will be complete.
Strain oi! the liquid portion end to
this add wetcr sweetened with moles-
ses or brown sugar until all or the li-
quid tastes slightly sweet.
An acid fermentation will begin at
once and in four weeks you will have
a good quality of vinegar. Much bet-
ter then you often buy at the stores.
A little cornmeal put in with the per-
lngs will hasten the fermentation. If
the vinegor seems week Add I. little
more meaning. A little made vin-
egar or mother of vinegar. that is the
sediment that is often found in the
vinegar will hasten the result.
Throughout the your add to this
product the rinsingn o! dishes that
have contained honey. syrup. or e lit-
tle brown Inger. At e. few cents .,
gallon any housewife can have e
= wholesome supply of vinegar. 1! you
with to make s. tarragon vinegar just
add a low: leaves of tarragon. A spiced
vineger in one to use for my things.
and ltci‘nbemsdelnthesemewey
Mummerityonoevemofmr
h peelingu and
treat in the some way as above. When
mdy to bottle and your-"unloc- and
keep tightly corked (or e week or
two. Then uncork and strain.—
Women's liegeglne.
DISWED FOR 83 YEARS.
Tilensh are a fish with e short but
remarkable history. writes I. corre-
spondent of the Manchester Guard-
. ten. Their discovery wee dramatic.
In' Her. 1813. Captain Kirby of the
schooner Hutchlngu. out of Glouces-
ter. Mm. was trawling for cod of!
the Nantucket ban No cod was
found. but e large nah. unknown to
science. was present in great num-
bers. In a very short time 5.000
pounds of the new species were
caught.
The fish prmcd to be of high food
W \alue and good keeping qualities.
Titre was a big popular‘ demand for
t em. and huge quantities were
caught for three sears. Then the sup-
ply failed so suddenly u it had ep-
pesred. In the spring of 1882 the
boats failed to catch a single tileilsh.
A few days later incoming boats:
reported having passed through miles. SPECIAIS
or deed or d\ lng tileneh. They coxer-.
ed on area of s. 000 square miles. and FOR THE ‘WEEK
were estimated to number 1.,000.000-‘ ,
sec. 3‘ l QuekerOats ..... .5 . 116 lb.
From 1882 to 1 15 no trace of tile-j
a.“ w” mum! in my “ten of we Kilt. oen . ..... . 11::
world. Scientific men were convinced W pk! . . . . . . . . . . . 110
that the fish had been suddenly end. m m .......... 11g
mysteriously cxterminated. Then.
early in 1915. s. government boat. in LIV. 0* 311M“.
almost thqidenuuu spot or: the Nen- Flour, 8 lb. m“ .300
rucket bunks es that in which the MI
fish were first token. min caught WW! 2 25°
some or the same species. I'M Hills. “11 Ill.
Againlbereprovedlobevestnumo .oen ..... ...;..........106
bers of them .end new grounds were I
also discovered along the New Jersey
coast. Since then the tilei‘lah hes been
sought without interruption. but the
riddle of its strange disappearance for
38 years'bes not been solved.
WANTED To BE ARRESTED.
Wilbur Brown came to police head;
upon being arrested. claiming-
thn the police,
wouldn't accommodate him .st once.
he become abusive. end. finally, was
' prices yet. 4?
Ladies’ Silk Stockings,
Now $4.25.
9..
marlin nun
mm 70 new
DERBY. Feb. ?.—(By the Associ-
ated Press. The charge 0! attempt-
ed murder ., is placed against Mrs.
Annie Gustav. :. TS. wife or Dominick
Gecteho, or Mlnv'rva street. semi-day.
and she was held in 32.500 bonds (or
e. hosting today.
The police tell this story an the
basis of the arrest of the women:
They were called to the house late
Friday when the women claimed men
had sttemnled to kidnap her step-
child‘. Mary aged 8. when it in claim-
ed is really the daughter of her hul-
bendbyewomnnwithwhomheis
said to have sloped. It is sold that
Mrs. Gseteno had expressed her die-
like for the child. The oifleers look.
ed through the house and in the col-
ier round the child wrapped in rage
and her clothing and the regs setu-
reted with kerosene. Around the
child‘s neck was a rope mode of
twisted cloth. Clone by was s. snail
are made of ships of wood. The
child's “so was burned and there
were cuts and bruises on in.
The police ohm-gs the: child
was suspended over the lire. but the
cloth rope broke and the child fell
and struggled about on the ground.
.TBYING '10 SAVE SON’S LIFE.
ossmhso. N. 1'. Feb 7.-—un.
Anne Foster. mother of Jesse Walker
the Evansville. Ind. youth sentenced
to be electrocuted in Sing Sing Prison.
next Thursday night. having been un-
successful in her effort to have Gov-
ernor Miller ave his life. left for
Washington today. to try and enlist
the aid of the {‘nlted States Senate
from Indiana end possibly Preside t
Wilson ln‘her son's case.
Mrs. Foster said that the people or
Evansville are working with her and
hundreds or letters have been sent to
the Indiana Legislature protesting
against the‘electrocution of her son.
who is not twenty-one years of age.
Walker and Guy Nichole. both for-
poor seamen in the Navy. were con-
victed of killing fimuef Wolchnki in
his stationery store in Brooklyn.
TryecWedvutlIunsmla
the“.
unmet. Miter-elk]
A. STULL
O
Vpeclals In Hosiery
Woolen Stockings, for Men Women and Childern, at U
”0 lowest
all the leading makes ; values up to 87 00
All the; Knit Underwear Under Price
H. Krieger Co.
_ You Will Save Money
. By Buying All Your Clothes
N O W l
Goods will positively be much higher when
the spring season opens.
mmwmmhm settledinmy
weekly or monthly payments
3.1). G. CANDY co. "”
WHO OONFIOTION-
We 1...: Ion
can: cons .
53g Osborn Avenue
East Norwelk. Donn.
Phone 47943
‘ \. TARLOV BROS.‘
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PATENTS
I‘ll-elections!“
\llflfl-hlt. Mn.”
Cp-TO-Dnlo (‘umr Store
HALL-MARK
CAN DIES
THE BEST
$1.10 LB.
Mahackemo Block
Tel. 1581
TUBES
Covers
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TIRES AND
Radiators and Hood
AllSllelinWeedOheinl
, Aaron KOhn
The Leedinngoessoris
Store
9RailroudAve.
f F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
Seawater-welt
his! of Police William R. Penning-
H. Vouburgb. to make s. note of {his
plane .and report it to the proper eu-
thorltles.
Mn. \vnmrm surname:
The condition of John Herbert
Wheeler. of 11 Northnvenue. who last ‘
week swallowed n' plate with four
his: teeth on it. while drinking s
glnuotmllbwesflldtobevcry ts.-
arable bodey.1(.., Wheeler .wu
alone to the was Eyo.vEe1-, é
Mend Throat Hospital. in ‘w‘
W
February
+7 .MERRILL
DAY AND,
EVENING SCHOOL
New Classes Forming '
Each Monday in
:1:—
once that give estimates
most all repairs be
stated
d
Buisnéss College
as 31“
\
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‘ m are It‘ll! “of!” sentinel
v
BRAND'S
Great Sale
It won’t . us its u (out
to 100k 1H m m —-
goods 301 smoh “ill.
buv nowht an . m apel‘
Why 1’3) More
Elscwh PH" 3'
WE CAN PROVE ALL
WE CLAIM
Visit Our Reduction and
Clearance Sale
Ami 13m \““
Clocks. W niches. Jew-
elry, Cut Glass. lmry
and Optical Goods at
a Great Savim.r
at Brand’s
21 North Main St. So. Nor-walk
on
NOTE—Our repair prices
Watches, Clocks Jewelry and
cal Goods are the lowest
ite our better
woikman
truly mm
on
fore they are
We are the
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