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m ”M T ' the assist.
..Ferris coal is quite O K."-
full of pep 3’and heat and
55nd shows its valuein each
In Winter time it’s our
77 boast it keeps one quite as
, as“toast," puts roses in
_. cheeks of youth and doctors
- inot call, forsooth. ’Tis
’s warmth form cent-
and makes of home a co
.43th sleet and storm and
driving blast convince one that?
fie Summer’ 8 past.
nisjvery easytoimogine
inthelnmber industry—{113.7 _
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urns nothing else so it 7 gen atmpriass! .. w
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find that the intelligent buyer is still sitting 7 7 7
Q6 t b ‘I V buying on price or
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The unbroken loyalty this past year oI our ffiendscustomm, the goal!
old reliable, isproo! to us that teen-ads is not buying melt P (>9?-
but reliable qqality at tel: prices. ,7 77 77
Delivery
A F Bechnannt‘rCo. Inc. '}:
83 Washington Street, Squth thwalk Y777
FREE
iWo Will gladly hand or mail
you a. copy of our very interesting
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Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, erngers, Clothes Baskets, clothes Hahl- ,2
.pers, Ironing Boards, Wash Benches. Potts Irons, Electric
Irons, Clothes Line .
There is much in thh booklet
that will prove of value to you.
25 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
. WRITE TODAY
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Non-walk. Conn.
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Alterations are being made‘
in our store
But—....
we are doing business as
usual.
1'
Internathnal
scientific heatex made.
, Over 500 in Norwalk 5
repairs made yet.
Call Or phone 473-3.
7756 WATER STREET,
CAIl kinds sheet install
by means of an
One-Pipe
eater
Burns less-f-Heats masts—Costs least.
For 'old or new houses~Farm or City 7
Declared by Heating Experts to be most
Copied by many—Surpassed by none.
lnce 1915—7and no 2
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Be sure it s an “International."
Henry A. Hegelein, Agent
Heating Expert and ”Sanitary Engineer
so. NOWALK
work: a specialty
The Bolshevik preventior of tree in-
1?; 'térior trade has starved the cities.
thSe people had to go to the country
' for Iood, carrying with them their
7, perjsonal belonging, which they traded
7 for potatoes and flour.
As a conse-
quenee. the thr_ifty farmers have be-
come wealthy. : 1
; As wealth goes in“ the villages. they :
77 have horded rubles, household arti—
cles and sqearix'ig apparel, which the
3th folk have brought in exchange
'7 for bread.
The peasant women also have taken
7 on the ra’shions- of their "city sisters,
struggling in vain to make themselves
grand dames
potato patch, the peasant woman had
the most desired commodities in Bus-
’ ' sia, and she exchanged flour. Veg‘éta-
blés and meat for the trappings of
city life. Humble cabins are filled
1: 7 with gaudy tapestries. gilt furniture,
pianos. musical instruments, Dresden
china, hideous marble bronze orna-
merits silver dishes opera coatsytuid
shoes. ' -..
The rugged peasant girls with broad
shoulders museular aims and large
feet. wlfieh is the result of 3ears or
ploughing. and ho‘eing and woodchop—
ping, present a. strange appealance iii
their tiny ulgléttcd hals short: skins
and slippers. which the Village shoe-
makers have fashioned site: the Far—
isian models tor {(c-t onlv accustomed
to the boulevards.
Investigation seems, to show that
the peasants (Ht ire: leznlly pleased
with the GOPlfi-‘l‘lllnf‘llt's 11ch s3stem of
taxuzloi1.VVherebv 1hr farmers must
sunendcr a fixed Ptl‘t’fintag’f,‘ of their
crops in taxes. for ”10} are finding it
far piel'crable to tln: old remiis: 'tion
system 'l‘hev are not usistlng it to
am COHFiIleldblP {’Nti'lll. .md seem
confident that 01113 .1 fixv d amount VV‘ill
be taken
’ The piesent sistem of true trade
‘Tl‘nllilds them of GM timors and they
“11?? genelallv shoVVin: satisfaction
The Gcneznment seems to be gradual-
l3-VV1nning the-m mm in :1 half-he irt-
ed “may ‘
Meantlme the Gov-r1 ment finds its.
pet prolegcs~t1 it, cit3 VVorkmcn——are
faring worse and Vvor'se, and they
seem'mucvh disgruntlul Fieé trade is
of no iiscismnu as the people are
lackinir the mone3 to 171113 In addi~~
tion. the Gen er nment is iliilnading Hie,
icenonsibllitV for the feeding of the
X\'.Orkn‘.9n 77
3 The outcome of the complete. 11m.
nopollzalion of trade is prolmbl3
I—-——-——._\
7Pfcccrlption Pharmaclst
Main St, 80. Norwalk
.A.MEAD T.—
98 < WASHINGTON STREET
StandardCottllnStores 7
.f
. Buffer. £993 from our
87!in Buttermilk fresh daily
H. WEMPE & SON I
‘ Feléph'one 26976, Store ‘ ‘
Telephone 1618
TAXI
Telephone 908
7 Time Day or Night
' Promptly AttendetI‘
FANCY SMELT.
SN APPER BLUE FISH
FANCY FRESH SHRIMP
FANCY L. I. ESCALLQPS.
Steak Sword Fish
Steak Cod.
Steak Tile Fish ....T.
Ste‘ak Boston Blue Fish : . .
Fresh Mackerel "
Blue Fish
Butter FiSh
Weak Fish. ..... ..
FlatFish
Haddock
Icnoooooollocvliloc
‘yoo-o-Oouoo<eu,ooo
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....1’......
.s-oosoo
Schultze s FridayFish Speeialsf-
30c lb
15c lb.
30c lb.
. . . 50c pint
32clb.
20clb.
30c lb.
. :12c. lb
.7. . . 7170C 71h.
Nor-walk, 39 Jim so, Wash’ton St. and R. R. A... s Norwalk
Westport
7 Stamford Black Rock
.4---‘--"- ...............
Bridgeport
, year.
E. are now in operation in the state hol 1*
tag clinics and distributing health m—
20c'lb. *
14c 1b,.-
a— . -. . , 2861b;
7plo75ions and epidemics, '
722a lb.
g”. .. 22clb"
‘ tions of Red Cross worke
‘aid and hospital supplies. repared by
71119 chapter production - ’
wholly different than the party load—
ershlp intended and the 1mm are
no“ finding: it difficult to explain lhoix
good intentil‘nis to the industrialists.
whose families lack food and clothing.
RED CROSS77’HELPS-
.7 NNN 23.527113100131131.
Continued from m Page.
joanlng money to ' them and ti Fll‘
families. For the. sinus! thousand
men still in the heapitals of the state
.ihe Red Cross 'prmided .cignretles.
knitted articles and recreation of Va: i-
one kinds.
Second 0:113 to its work “mi ‘ho
soldiers was the mg-anizatlons nurs-
ing activities in Connecticut Your-
teen public health nurses are no“ on
duty/in the State. the mere than lasr.
Nine Red Cros‘s health mum is
formation to thousands of citizens
In response to line appeal in mic tl: isl
spring b3 national headquarters of- :h =
organization the workers in mam nf
'the forty chapters haVe been busi ill
surgmer trialling garments from (llSl-I
carded clothing. for the destitm: 3'
children of Europe These. .Vvlth mom I
knitted g-ai‘ments. have been ForVlel !
ed otep’seas against the time VVh‘n
Whiter shall have set in '
tries Thousands of hospital supplies g
niticles for soldiers and sailors all“
other commodities haVe been distri-
buted throughout the state.
Nine cummunities in Connecticut
hate taken out insurance ag'f‘m‘h
catastrophes such as 1100 33; tires. “\—
Red Crow disaster relief
These bodies are Skeleton ore-1min~
access to’ a reserve of St
imtnediaitslyr the need as
7 IF SKIN BREAKS OUT ,7
? , thogsmpnur to: an its 7mg;
‘broken out ski "
the nucleus of R7 relief 835 still has i '
been established
A
Just the moment ” you spew
: ovei: 20, 0'00 003 are 7npce33ifious peas- .
' he efsrn'i‘mg populati‘tfn has kept
. _ otgi‘hoiling and managed to eat
,. ‘niucli more regularly than_ the citY7
- men;- The great majority of the met-7 '
4 ropolitau population has seturiicd tq7 I
. 7thedand. _,
S‘Vith three cows, a lit-
, ter of pigs. a flock of chickens and a.
' 'F reezone"
FDR THE WEEK”
(French Serge—Blue only, all wool, 54 in. v’vide. A special value
Tricotme—Blue Only,7al17-.Wool, 54 in. Wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83. 75 yd.
Shirtmg Flannels—Grey or khaki, yardwide .. . . . . . . . . . .. $1. 50yd. 77‘
Coatings—A Wide choice of Weaves and colors . . . . . 82.50 to 85. 00 yd.
7 All the most popular fabrics for colder weather in correct colors. 77
A BIG LINE OF LININGS
g
7,
In plain colors or novel patterns. . . . 379e, 75c, 81. 00, 81. 25, 8277.00, 82.50
To Place aSchml
Within Reach of Every
Child In Palestine
JERL‘SALE‘VI .‘V'OV. 3.——The British
government. 3Vh~c11 has a. mandate
over Palestine has undertakeu plan
to place a school Within the reach of
every child in Palestine. It. hopes to
accomplish this within a few years. .
The purpose is to establish 5077111323",
schools each year. these to be distri-7
buted throughout Palestine as the
need is greatest. Already hundreds of
children. are receiving for the “first
time the benefits of an education.
7liefore the War. Jerusalem, then a
city of some $0.000 inhabitants could
not boast 071' zisingle government high
school. EVcn man To persons out of
...
and write.
The path of educations. develop~
merit in Palestine contains one great
stumbling block the lack of coopera-
Ties and uplt‘: .among the different
lenients of popfllhltloll The govern-
ment schools toda3 are m ended 13an-
1:3 Mohamnglans.
There is great need-for institutions
,ofrliig'her education. At present. the“?
006 inhabitants. The American
place open to Palestinians seeking
Iliigher education.
The aiithorities recognize ‘this lack
themselVes helpless to remedV it ow7
ing to the inabiliu to obtain funds.
There has been a great deal 13f tail
HebreVV ii11iVersit3 in Jerusalem Its
plans haVc been drawn and the cor-
ner stone has been laid but the monm
to build it has not been secured and
,it lemalns in the ica7l71n of things Vet
lo be.
cglglls
Lift Offwith
. 0‘ g
mgers ‘-
7,109an hurt 37bit! 'Drcg'af, liftle
On an aching corn. in-
Nor has this
. . ' ti , then
work lice-r71 confined to foreign cmm— istrmth that com stops hur “3
shortly you lift it right off with fing-
crs Truly}
Your druggistsseils a tiny bottle of
Freezone" for a. few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between ”the toes and the
:callusefs. Without soreness or irrita-
i E§§M7
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Rugs and
Carpets,- both washed and dry cleaned.
All orders called {or 'and delivered.
\. PHONE 7967! '
3 _/
tion. ~ 75 . ' m _
etery 108 do not know how to real .
mafia college in the entire State of '
univerélty of Beirut. Syria. is the. onh~ '
of educational opportunity but fin} .
in :ccent 30am about establishing :1 7
' H.KRIEGERCO.
Blanket Week
Come and get your Blanket at greatly reduced prices
Easy Payments if Desired
Philip P. Money
32 Van Zendt Street
W coeds Ali-,7!” cum-
Rosenfield
BrOS.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
7, {RINGS ,
7 m—iWfiHiNéTON ST;
'So.._N0RWALK. *
They Range in Price from 83. 98
TYPEVVRITERS
aemiugton, Underwood, L, c. Smith,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent I: in TOWN 7EV-ery Day.
Plummer Typewriter Exchange
156 Falrfield Aye" Bridgeport, Conn.
ORLINSZ
TIRE momma snop
' . and
TRAUTO AGGESSOBY STORE
89 West Washington Street
Ala!- WORK GUARANTEED 7
m and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline
and Ollb ,‘
SPECIALS?
Golden s ‘
68 Washington Street
F. S. LYON “
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
Andirons
Tongs
' Screens
.. ...:
Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are ‘ .7
7' ' Also Sold for 10¢ “ ,
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 154:
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY ~
Wo’cd Baskets
Bellows
Gas Logs, etc.
Coal Grates
ANGEVIN E
Funiture Co.
“FIRE-PLACE
FIXTURES”
153 Washlfi'gton at.
THE stone’fHAT MAKES oooo
Nowell & Murray 7
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISH E88
80. Norwalk
SPECIALS
SPECIAL‘ *
All Wool V Neck -
Slip Over Sweaters
$6. 50
LONDON“ . ‘3‘
' . .Taflov Bros.
7“ DP.To.DATe etc-AR STORE
sons AGENTS FOR
Norwalk Chronicler