COAL
Our bins are treasure houses
of Good Coal, at'your com-
mand, to transform your homes
from the rigorous climate of
the North to the gentle balini-
mess of the South.
Railroad fares are higher
than coal. \
My Florida?
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Au Bevoir 1921. You Were a Good Mixer
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May the New Year bring to you good friends. Hope,
Peace, Contentment.
"Home, Sweet Home,” build One in 1922.
Yacht Racing
sheet of six»inch ice on
a fine-
Jamcs I). \thvcr will call the first ice
yacht 1003 cf thr- season for this after—
noon.
race and several third class boats will
start \vcathrr torditions being favor»
able. The clulv has challenged th’:
South Flux-“shun Club for the third
class t'li..~n‘.}u')i.sliip pennant of North
Anterior \\’l‘,‘.tl‘. it lost-last year.
The South Slizewsbury Club has a
lrg cu the ,\'. \v Jersey State pennant
and this mu": is‘rnl race, will be sailed
here “inning. 7‘: \v days.
New W é
Skating Champion
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Reduced Prices on Nash 6-Cylinder Cars Effective
Today
Old Price New Price
Five Passenger Touring .............. $1,695 $1,535
Seven Passenger Touring ............ $1,875 $1,690
Sedan . .' ........................... $2,895 $2,570
Coupe .............................. $2,595 $2,260
Roadster ........................... $1,675 . $1,500
Sport .................... . ......... $1,875 $1,695
Delivered in South Nor-walk
wriw thSOh’
k] ”we Phenom-apt) With a Soul."
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73 North Main Street
NP:\YBI'I~:GII. N. Y.. Jan. 3.——-The
Middle Atlantic ice skating champion-
ships and the llonahue Memorial tro-
phy were won here yesterday by Joe
Moore. the international amateur
speed champion. Moore won the title
with a total of 100 points. Paul Fors-
man. of the Tremont Club. was sec-
ond with 50. and the Lake Placid star.
Leslie Boyd. finished third with 40.
Moore won the quarter mile and the
half mile events and lll‘llSllCd second
in the 220 yards and one-mile races.
Miss Elsie Muller. national cham-
Dion. won the women's championship.
Miss Gladys Robinson. international
thrtmpion. was tied for Second with
Miss Mildred 'l‘ruslow.
The morning events developed some
spirited competition in the heats. but
when the skaters lined up in the finals
at 2 p. m. the real action began; The
rvsiilt 01' the 220~yurd dash. in which
‘ January Clearance Sale
CORSETS, GLOVES, BRASSIERES, HOSIERY,
AND UNDERW'EAR
Prices Greatly Reduced
MME. JEANNETTE
Corscticr & Glover
56 South Main Street South Norwalk
‘ DON‘T ARGUE
WE 5TH
yourwl.‘ .llmuf )I-l.1't'_\'t‘.€. ll
they are trout m: gnu, mull put or.-
having them «mininvd
Our Octagon Glasses urn comfort-
.n-le and attrut'llvr.
atfles for difi'nzvnt It‘llllll‘l'F.
THAMER, lNC.
Optometrists and Opticians
. QZAtlantic St..Stumford
I tiny Time Day or Night
.American Taxi Co.
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A. M. WOOSTER
Attorn ey-at-Law
Two Examiner 7
Send for Booklet on Patents
WI Main St,
U. 3. Patent Office
, PATENTS
Bridgeport, Conn. '
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STANDARD
COTTON
STORES
08 Washington Street
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A.F. Beckmanné’rCo. Inc.
83 W’ashington Street, South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
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Frankfurts .................... . . . . 22c lb.
Sauerkraut ............. . .......... 10c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 89 Main St” Wash'ton St. and R. R. Ave., S. Norwalk
Westport tamfcrd . Black Rock Bridgeport
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x. Telephone 908
Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate.
,11 North Main Street
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g iVISHING YOU ALL A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROL’S NEW YEAR
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Golden’s Confectionery
Telephone 1564, 51 li’ashington Street, So. Norwalk
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‘DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
mm Royal Auto Prim
“it“ place to go if you care to
a first class Paint 01‘
Varnish Job.
m. 80. Main and Woodward An
Phone 901
David W. Raymond
Hershfield Motor ‘
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between N ey York & N orwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Large‘Tlncks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans-
portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New' York Ofice, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8959 .
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l‘aul Forsman. of the Tremont Club.
was returned the winner. was the big-
gest surprise of the day. as Moore
and Murphy. of the 181st Strr-v-t lee
I‘nlm‘e. were consider-11 the l'uvorlir-s
(.z‘ lht lll' wt. '
Young Mike Donovan
Defeats Hickey
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[EUSTON BIJI IL FISH ............ . 14C lb. 1~ til“ l'.:’.urv 7H (have; .ilmx‘w l i'it‘ll'O
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Homemade Sausage .............. 30c lb. r-nvrh .E- w gin:“{23”:.;jfif‘,f;,,‘;,
. Mum. r play-rs “1.0. uni" il - .‘ .‘-
BCQf 14D cl‘ ........................ 14C lb. rim-s of the NI-w \‘ui‘liul~‘t)(illi;illli:s
l'i‘otri-tin- Assmiutxon. took pull in
the first int) "hilt‘llls of the annual:
iiitv rnationzil strips. at Now York Oval:
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litutivs.
inniure-il “11h Spartun tor-‘i
lit" hardships of the game un—l
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hard and uiii-ompromising: ground.‘
wrinklml llv I‘m- lxittnr cold and mi
spots (ill too >1imni')‘ tor it safe toot-l
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TION“. MATCH.
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prcfv-ssionul golfers national play
mutth n»\t full ml! take place in
Pittsburgh,
of ill"
it is announced by officials
Oakmout Country Club. An-
On Shrewsbury
RED LAXK, x. J.. Jan. 3—th
the
North Slu-r-wsl ury River, Commodore
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TRISTRAM e HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY, GOODS STORE
Five Days More of the lO—Day Specials
EXTRA GOOD BLANKETS AT EXTRA LOW PRICES
$4.25 Beacon Blankets, White, Grey or Tan—10 Day Special Price .. . . $3.95
$4.75 Beacon Blankets, mute, Grey or Tan—10 Day Special Pr1ce . $4.19
$5.75 White Beacon Blankets—10 Day Special Price .-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.20
$5.75 Beacon Plaid Blankets—10 Day Special Price . . . . . . .. $4.50
$8.00 Beacon, Extra Heavy Plaid Blankets—10 Day Specml Pr1ce . . . $0.00
$7.50 Beacon Indian Blankets—10 Day Special Price . .-....- . . . . . . . $9.92:
$12.00 Extra Heavy Beacon Blankets, Silk
terns—10 Day Special Price . . ......... . . . . . ..
$5.98 Traveling Rugs-+10 Day Special Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $§Jo
Part Wool Blankets, white only, silk binding—10 Day Special Price .-.... . $9.08
All Wool Army Blankets, Tan only—10 Day Special Price . . ...... . . . . . . . $6.30
$5.75 Beacon Bathrobe Blankets. A limited number left over from the
'ChristmasStock,whiletheylast
binding all around, fancy pat-
Ready for Ice L fl 3-? l:
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$3.98
HAVANA. Jun. 3.-rI'l‘l21-
in Havana is [)l'Qllll'llld under a dc-
cree issumi )estvrduy by Mayor De
\‘illegas. The deer-er
and points out that the law which
profldes for fines and imprisonmrnt
{or those exchanging tisticui‘fs on the
slrwt "Cull not snnrtu-n ellt'l‘l pro-
ver-dings s\-n \xhvn the participants
are isolated in a roped invlosure and
iimis for tl.» gilllllN~llli :it (if a crowd."
ALIJIN S'IVDI’S \l'llLIVA‘S.
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(hosting: habit
.\'«.»~To-l‘-:iv here .1 Thousards
to break the costiy. H'T\‘€->lllel“l‘litq
tobacco habit. \\‘}‘K:.}".or you have
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‘and you are il'i’vr or“: stat}: phy-
sically. financial): i": so easy. so,
lslmple. Glut a lax of No-To—E—‘wc and
3C“. from all Cray»
Y’3‘ fcr'n. your
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;if it doesn't r‘ ‘H :5-
’ing for teller-:0 if“. r.
druggist \vil‘. ri:“.:‘:d 30,2‘
without question.
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SPECIALS
Kirkman's Borax Soap ‘
4 bars ................. 25c 5
California Prunes ..... 14c lb. '
Clover or Magnolia. Milk, 1’
a can ................. 14c f
Extra Fine Pork ...... 20c 1b. ;
A. STULL
24 Cotton St, East Harwell:
tournumv-nt has bren wired to the
Professional fiolfers' Association. The
tournament will last a week.
(min: to a hold or" 64, the first two
match play rounds “ill be 18 holes.
but after these the match play rounds
xvill be 36 holes.
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MAKES BREAK OF 1.2?!
AT ENGLISH BILLLKRDS
LONDON, Jan. 3.—~T. Newman was
yesterday considered as holding a new
worlds record in English billiards by.
making a break of 1.274. The former
record of 919 was made by H. TV.
Stewnson in 1912. Newman's former
record break of 544 was made in OC-
toller. 19l9.
He made his long run Saturdav
night while playing against C. li‘alki1
ner. at head liner for several years.
Falkiner lost the professional cham-
pionship to \Villiam Smith, of Darling-
ton in 1920.
ING R()\\' .V TOE NAIL
t TURNS OUT ITSELF
A noted authority says that a. few
PRESCRIPTIONS
Medicines undouhiediy provide
the mom serious need oi humans
outside of the simple netwssitics
of food and clothing. and clean air
to breath. Little thought. how-
ever. is given to ’prescription
necessities until illness arrives.
Bear in‘ mind at all times that our
Prescription Department is reli-
able in every way. Our dependabil-
ity is guaranteed by our very label
or: your prescription package. Free
from substitution or imitation. ‘
no drugs except those of highest
quality. No care overlooked to
uard your safety.
“ASK YOUR DOCTOR."
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 N. Main 813., So. Norwalk
The Store where you will like to
drops of "Outg'ro" upon the skin sur—
rounding the ingrowning nail reduces
trade
inflammation and pain and so tough—
ens the tender. sensitive skin under—
neath the toe nail, that it— can not
penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night._
- “Outgro” is a harmleSs, antiseptic.
.manufa u for chiral ' '
fer ' '
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characterizes i
prize lighting as brutal and dangerousl
hatter « och other under slicht restric~
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k'uu k‘ v! t \i;\ ‘nv ,\ Salish”: (if l'ltil-
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lirz'l:ivi\‘.'.i\‘ .\. 1‘ t\'.«.iii'il:.ll i‘l'rzii
lit-1:. ._ >2- win} It» ringer; in the
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.triimi in
d- sire stops.
FOR THE WEEK .1
Tarlov Bros.
3 UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
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Also Celebrated Dunhm'o
Mahackemo Block Tel. 1531
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BARGAINS
Many useful Ready-to»
‘Wear things to close out
at reduced prices
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“'e will buy your hOUSehCHG , ,
goods. rags. papers, junk and all j stock of
secondhand goods. Anything; you I
have, l‘rice according to the qual- ;
ity of the goods. A square deal
alvl rays.
‘j ' PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale.
South
Norwalk
l Lunch
Only High Class Foods
Served Here
South Main St, South Norwalk
\V. L. Douglas
Shoes
For Men and women
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
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Day and Evening Classes
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