‘ is so is a wintef of‘this kind what
may . we expect if next winter.
should be ano'rmal one?
There has been no profiteering
done by us. Our prices have been
fully. warranted by the cosh/and
conditions which have existed and 3.,
still exist in the coal trade. And
in view of such conditions we atl- _
..vise yen to look" well ahead and
get coal whenever it is tobc had.
: We
..—
.\
, THE BUDGET
SYSTEM
This is the most practical.
the most convenient way for
anyone to purchase ‘
127.. NEW poison
“The Phonograph With e Soul."
Before the' sun sets again.
. hasten to our store and let us
explain the Spycial Budget
Plan. '
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
So. Norwilk, Conn.
/
.ocw/wfiJzImmwm
CHARLES '1'. M’DONALD
IARPENTER, BUILDER .AND
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED
Ilpelr Work Promptly Attended to.
Telephone 1326 .
loo. 6 Bdlie Avel. East Norwalh
Ctr
l
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for. babies delivered
to all parts of ‘the Norwalks
and Rowayton.
Home made Butter. 'EggS'irom our
farm. and buttermilk Iresh daily. ‘
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Phone 2696 and 1618
.r‘;
Winozosmsm‘xrmmvgwl
concerned than The Hatchfond may company.
wholesale prices and cannot guarantee
to your placing'of the order.
is.
_ You Should have no hesitancy in placing.your 0rd
"basis as any turther~reduction-.is practically impossible.
.
We have accepted our loss caused by‘ the zen‘eral reduction-in
you against any advance prior
Kindly think this over carefully and if in need or lumber we' will
give you the necessary assurance to place the business with us.
. . . .
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or On today's ; é.
- Avalanche
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a.
'9: Abuse” for
Minister 'WIIO
-. _ Put, Ban on Monocle-4117‘
one . Single Eyc;({lass
“Monarchical Aifectahdn”
FBERLIN, Feb. 12.-—-Arl order for-
blddilzg the wearing or the monocle
by officers and members or, the Sc-
curiw Police. issued by the Prussian
flinister ot the Interior. has.brpught
down’upon the minister a veritable
1:03an conn Trans
WELDING ANDhaonv woax
WEED ms mums
CADILLAC LIMOUSINES TO RENT:
' .VA‘AST
i
BROS.’ GARAGE
.221
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' occurs-noon rm: .
Special Sale on Radiator Covers, $6.00
i»
avalanche of abuse. .11: also has
evoked reams of argument in to. r of
the ancient institution of the axle
eye-glass. -
The minister described the wearing
of the monocle as “an mnbecoming
habit.” and amifiuted it to the vanity
of officers rather thug to any weak-
~83: of the eye.-
His critics accusc'htm othelng de-
ficient in anatomical knowledge. 0,!
making a grand-stand pie. to
proletariat. and of a malicious at-
tempt to everthrow an old. honored.
and common German institution.
g
33 South Main Street ;
ESTABLISHED 1902
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JUST
W' HI LE THEY LAST
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P“
Fancy Smelt . . .
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526 POUNDS
LOIN LAMB CHOPS _
at
0f Women’s and Misses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts.
Waists and Lingerie Undergarments.
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT .HOUSE
.South Norwalk
28c?
Stewing Lamb ....... . . . . .h . . . .10c lb.
Home-made Sausage Meats. . . . . . .30c lb.
........ .........30clbl
WATCH FOR OUR LENTE‘N FISH enemas
7.
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK
ESTPORT
-,-.«---a--r
BLACK ROCK
D
iSéhultze’s Sanitary fiafiets .
'_ WASHINGTON ST. AND RAILROAD AVE, 80. NORWALK
W BRIDGEPORT
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A. man's two eyes are very seldom
of equal soundness. it is pointed out.
and the use of spectacles might injure
a sound eve while aiding thc weak
member. Therctore. it is argued. the
custom is well established on physical
grounds. _
The majority of the commentators
scorntully reject the minister's rea-
sons for the order—that the monocle
is an aficctation and smacks of mon-
archical times. They argue that the
. one eye-glass custom prevails in. such
democratic countries as England and
even to some extent in America.
One participant in the fray thinks
the monocle wcarcr is not getting a.
square deal. Any man who can
manage to hold a round piece of glass
between 'his cyc~hrow and his cheek
lion: ought to be rewarded'wlth a
modulo! merit for exceptional skill.
instead or being reprimanded.
SHALL GERMANY
DESTROY A)f1t‘ll(‘.\.
.15 IT PIALVS TO DO?
(From
Manufacturers Record. Feb-
ruary 10. 1921.)
' Secretary Lansing aptly described
the Germamllun uaturc as‘that of a
bloodasucking tiger. This tiger-like
trait. the thirst ncvcr slakcd in full.
has for 2.000 years or more favored
the blood of the Hun nature. The
\Vorld “‘nr was only one outburst of
the insatiable desire for blood as cx‘
presséd In conquering and looting
other wtlons. Germany has made
war its business. All its business in-
terest! have been run on tlfc basis
that they are merely the means for
enrichlnz‘Germany by was; This
tiger nature. with all the devilish
cruelty and 3"»th consumaic cunning
and s ' or the tiger in capturing its
prey. finds its grilles! expression in
Germany's lire. Germany “tasted of
1hc blood of world control. and
though temporarily halted and driven
from the victim one the latter was
«lead. still has the fever of the blood
inset. in its reins. It was unconqucrml
and unrepentant. and its hatrni was.
fed by the taste of the almost~
ncbim-cd result 'of a murdcrwl and
loolcti world.
“"ith intcnscr hutrcd than cvcr be-
fore. with a will to work to the last
VISIT THE
Goodie Shop
‘ 22 NO. .MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
GOTTLIEB’S
MEN ’8 and BOYS’
CLOTHING
I'll! Line of Men’s and Boys’
Clothing.
l
19L),
f.“ ”... .. .
.416
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‘5‘. fix _.
3.».
(BL ..
NATIVE POTATOES, peck. ...........................
WHITE GRANULATEDQSUGAR, 12c lb.
SINCLAIR BACON, in Squares. lb.
STRICTLY FESH sees, doz.
r.(/‘_«
....................
..s
.su
Finest Bread, Rolls, Pics and. Cake at
. V».
NEXT TO
83 WASHINGTON ST.
Jones’ Or _Gold Medal
s . .......
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i WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
$1.494—FW0R4—1.9
o
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ "Co.-,,, Inc.
PHONE 1405
i llgt-r-llkc combine to
V so ve
ounce of strength of the tlgcr. it is
making rcudy for its nest spring upin
its intemlrd victims. ”IO l'nilcd Stairs
and Franco and England. Its war-
fare now is to «lcsirny the business
intervals of other countries and wreak
its first yonm‘ancc that way. and
nmkn ready for ilk proposed "(‘11
war. It Is now :1 war to the death
against business of oUler lands. The
Gm'crnmrnl and its pcoplc arc merg-
r-«l inlo our“ great. ovcrmnsicrinn‘.
capture hurl
conduct: the busincse Interests of irr-
l'nltml States in its campaign of pro-
:nrcdncss for the i‘fiturc.
“'c hog cvrry reader or the Martin,
iuciurcrsltccord to study the stop:- of
our European correspondent. Mr. Ben
K. Raleigh. as he unfolds in a truth
l'ul light Germany‘s scheme :lgnlnsl
America. Some’ of us have .known
the facts from «the beginning: some
haw“ known that unless the trium‘
plillllt armies of. America and the!
Allies marched "on to Berlin" and!
held the. chemical aer other Indus-i
trics of Germany" under control
for many years. the armistice would
prove lolbo.mereiy a German ruse to.
tscll’ in order to make rcndv i'or"
its future plans. ‘ I h I
Read Raleigh‘s story. ‘
your friends. and realize
x
u
~
pass it On to
that‘iit Ger-
5..»- . ..~ >. .1»: aside“; 9. Nike: .... many: be permitted to'carry its plans
to no Fri“... _# .. to wreck American industrial inter-
M rmal . . j ,‘ ests. the day will not* be. distant when3
E . _ ‘ , . once more. our men will have to {are
e . _ , ’ . "it; biatilc lines. with loan assurance'or
. I , w n rig than they had i
our A SQUARE DEAL Phone. GBhel, ,. Prompt “7’" - “ " n the W’
We will buy you!“ household 597 . . . D I- ' ‘(lur only safety is to bar out Ger-
loods. rags. papers. junk and all ‘e ... ’ ' e “’ery ""1" NOWC‘B and Bevel” Our own.
second-band goods.
have. Price accordin
g to the qual
ity or the goods. A square deal
always.
Philip P. Mahoney
‘17: '-?:m Znndt Street.
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale.
Anything you
We Don't Keep Coal—We Sell It.
JOSEPH M. WALLINS '
. Dealer in
‘ COAL AND JUNK
Tobi“, 3 Rowan St. East Norwalk
fry 3 Bushel and Yo'u'll Buy a Ton
La'ormerly The Enron Coal Co.)
it’s [icre If it's BOuscwarc T
A ‘ ‘3‘!
LADN DRY . WORK
ls Usually Considered the Hardest and the
All the Other Housework
Come in and See Our Stock of Laundry: Hel
Wringers, 'Washboards.
and Pins, Laundry:
Yard Clothes Reels, Wall Clothes Racks,
Electric Irons, Potts irons
25 ornaments, STREET,
9" e. classified advertisement—7r;
m . '
.‘V’
vs;
Most ‘Discoura‘ging of
Galvanized. Tubs, .Wash Boilers, Clothes Liam
Baskets, Ironing TablesI'Sltlrt Boards,
somrnoawamf
chemical and 1
(Comment
H. Nash) i
. It ismo time for the American na~'
rtxon to go to sleepm thefancied'se-
purity we hadbeizoge the Awar. The,
same infiueno pwhi'ch bmduced the
last war are nfii’ctlve‘ to produce
.Vmake the previ-
Jdndred interests.
on theflabove by Lewis
ous war seem optic... preliminary skin
mish. ' ' V 7
Eternal ‘
. liberty.
yigilnnce is the ‘price I ‘of
‘1
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the .
7.?
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’ color combinations.
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TAEENTINES 0N DISPLAY
Attractive Cards at “'idc‘ Range of
Prices Decorate Store,
“’indaws Herc.
Norwalk's sweetie: will a
Wealth of attraqive valentines. he
stores displaying these trinkets“ arc
wvll patronized. for already there is
NORWALK'S LEAD
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V ' .Of Pique,-botted Siviss, Lawn, Organdie and V0
Self figures, all at. a new low level price.
See the New Colored Voiles—With a wide choice of nov
1‘
r
Smith. ‘
The tracks of a horse and’wagon,
near the Smith cellar, have led the=
police to believe that some thirsty per-
son backed up, late Monday ,night..
with a vehicle, and .taking the barrel;
of cider. worth about 56 cents a gal-I
lon, brought it to the shed where it
was found in the South End.
Eli} DRY GOODS STORE.
DaifityWhitéDress Goods
.2 NEW» SILK FLOUNCINGS.
Exquisitely embroidered in gold, antique or silver. All are in fu
yard Widths and a wonderful value, at $3.75 yd.
See Them at the Ribbon Counter.
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being oiicrcd a variety which. accord-
ing to the dealers. surpasses any dis-
play :ct made here. Merchants are
of the opinion that the much msoted
llfllusirtal depression will aflcct the
sale of valentines but little it any for.
as one phrased it, "The sending or
valentine's is almost as great a na-
tional pastime as baseball."
There are large ones. mcdlum sized
out-s. small ones and we once. The
colors are those of the spectrum and
the designs myriad. Great flllxredti
nmmrw may'be had it’ one cares to
my the price and the. l- are dainty
cards and folders. attractively decor-
POPULAR FICTION
67 c
The Hamilton Shop
so “um. STREI?!‘
At 33 1-39},
el (lesions and
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119, in plain white or 3
4
7/
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Dubbelbilt Boys’ Suits
Off.
H. Krieger c;
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f TUBES
aled and nppcallngly worded. for
nominal cost.
The prices cover a wide range from
nyc cents to normal dollars. The old
fashioned arrangement of cut paper
rolls surmouhilng a flaming heart ls
much’ in evidence and many display
prominently a red heart pierced by a
gilt arrow. which has evidently just
been loosened by auscanlily clad cupid
standing In one corucr.
For the more conservative gilicrc is
a. variety of postal cards and cards
enclosed in envelopes. All arc suit-
ul-ly engraved. l
The stores in the immediate vicin-
ity of the schools and several oi’ those
in llle business district which main-
tain a novelty department are exhib-
itimr in large quantities that joy of
small 'boydom the comic valentine.
Guadily colored and faultily printed
on the cheapest paper. they set forth
the idiosyncrasies of the butcher. the
.
‘.
SPECIALS
, FOR THE WEEK
New. York Blend Coil‘ee,
Try 9. lb. at ............ 21c
Dixie Bacon, 8. 1b. ....... 28c:
Evaporated Compound Milk,
..tall size ..., ............ 10c
Swifts Premium Oleo, a lb. 30c
A. STULL-I
I! Cottage St... East Nomflk
Radiators and
Covers
The Leading Acce
Store
GREAT BARGAIXS
IN TIRES AND
Hood
3 All Sizes in Weed Chains
Aaron Kohn
ssorie
9 Railroad Ave.
l'p-Tn-Daic (‘l:::lr
baker and candle slick maker and
the usual neighborhood chamctcrs.
Bliss Primm. Mr. Grouch and. despite
Mr. \‘olslcad's ruling. John Drunk-
ard. who displays an nrtlsticnlly hncd
nose.
RED
CHANGES DESI
» IN HEALTH LAWS
I
Records of Vital
Wanted by Black
Stale licalth Commissioner Black
appeared before the legislative com~
mince on public health and solely
Original Statistics
and Russell’s
F. H. BAXTER '
DRUGGIST
8 South Main Street
Agent for Page & Shawfi
calm
Park & Tilford, Green S
CANDIES
$1.10
Tel. 1581
Slfll'l‘
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
THE BEST
LB.
‘Mahacke‘mo Block
TARLOV BROS.
vital
past few days; is no more, with The (‘94
. turn to
of good
' ' from his
quarters, full.
Stamford police...
South-End, it Was
43.1; . from
ynsucrday in reference to several
tlmcndmcnls and new measures com-
ing under the jurisdiction of the stale
board of health. In regard, to H. I). 906.
mnccrniug the removal ,0!" corpses
from one town to another. Dr. Black
F. S. LYON
' JOB PRINTING:
Special
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l
as under the present construction of
the. law the use of scaled caskets is
demanded and means heavycxpensc.
while the [CHI] “or" will allow bodies
to be removed after being disinfected.
Dr. Black also urged H. B. 864. con-
cerning the duties of registrars of
Vital statistics. Thé'measure provides
that town clerks ovother recorders of
vid W. Raymond
ERTAKER
felt—Office. 1103; House. 693
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
ila
. new RED MEN'S Bottoms
136 Washingéon elf
said the present law requires the use South 0mm, ~ crlv
of scaled caskets and that bodies be N Lower Than Ilorm 1‘
‘propcrly disinfected. The use of the
Atom! “or" instead or "and" is dESirm _
The TEXTILE More;
-- This Week
Prices on All Silks 35’ , 10 7’0 "
The Teatile Store
80. Nay-walk
statistics forward original
records of vital statistics to the state
repartment of health rather than card
index copies. lie explained that m
(loath certificates the. Ikdical wording
often ban‘les lay olficials with the re-
sult that the state department is
forced to employ an extra clerk to d ~
cipher returns. Tim state departure. >
of. health is-‘ranxious to file the origi—
A. M. wdosran
4110mm!- AT MW
LI.“ Shanna: (l... Patent Office
PATENTS
“fitmni’emh.
“summer. ‘NWCW
......
TIONERY AND
53 Osborn Ave
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE CONFECTION-
ICE
CREAM CONES
DUO
East N orwalk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
not» certificates and return copies for
local record. Dr. Black said another
reason fox-.11“: change is due to the
fact that many towns have no primer
facilities for keeping these records.
which are often mislsld or lost.
SMIT‘H’S‘ CIDER FOUND, ,
« Burner», ALL or: iT
,. w
Berrakfll‘oucht to‘fiouth End. Stem.
, ford. f 'Tolmsdye Hill .
_The troubl row worn by . J."
Waterbury Snith of Talmdge Hill."
formerly-of South» Norwallg. for the
his collar of ’a SO-gailaon barrel
old-fashioned.-cider.: stolen
place several days ago. The
when stolen; manhunt .1th
When “foundlbyi _
in a; Shed in t e
‘ nut anti.
The barrel ot‘_' cider disappeared
Smith’s cellar Kind azfiialstérléifia.
can tsetse.
barrel. 3
" ill?! ,
ittefthe ~ 1“
.DAY «AND ~
EVENING SCHOOL
. New Classes Forming '
Each Monday in
February
MERRILL ‘
BuiSness COIIege
‘ .-
'nri
' ng ying Along
‘ forbade! 314.2
and Optician
firing 1.301;!
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,21 No. Main St.
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BRAND’S
8th ANNIVERSARY
SALE OF GOODS
We Carry at Special Prices
1
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Cu
Glass, Ivory and pptical
Goods at a. Great Sawing
an Your Repair-
f Charles Brand ‘
- ‘Expert Watéhmalaer chclcr
Seller-wall: !
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Norwalk Chronicler