COAL
Our bins are treasure houses
of Good Coal, at your com-
.mnnd, to transform your homes
1mm the rigorous climate of
the North to the gentle balmi-
less of the South.
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Railroad fares are higher
than coal.
Why Florida?
Erin—ii e
Tie NEW EDESON
'flle Phonngraph With 0 Soul."
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
85 North Main Street
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice 11:!
firmnectlcut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Russ and
(throats, both washed and dry cleaned
All orders called for and delivered
’HONE 9“
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Tarlov Bros.
5 UP-TO~DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
L0 N DO N
U316)
MADE
BRIAB
_ PIPES
Also celebrated nonhuro
imam Block '1'"; 1w
SIGN PAINTER
figns of every ‘description and
anywhere
Electric Signs 3 Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
1O Lexlngion Avenue. City
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rags, papers, junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
Hy of the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt street
Second-band Goods Alwayo on Sale.
l
A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
no Examiner U. 8. Patent Ollie.
PATENTS
Bend tor Booklet on Patents.
till. Main St, Brldgeport, Conn.
4~es-—
' SPECIALS
FOR rTHE WEEK
mutilated Sugar 6c l’o.
Oatmeal in Bulk, fresh from
the mill ......... 6 lbs. 250
Extra. Fancy Prunes . . 140 lb.
foist'fissue ..... “(for 25c
’A. STELL
8 Cottage St, East Norwalk
C.
a. damned ad 1!: the leaner
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m
A
ll.
Price is naturally important but that
out what a price is withou
Our claims of high grade lumber stoc
t knowing the quality.
dealings by fifty years of,favor among our own’home people
is evidenced ivy steady growth and expansion.
The Hatch £9” Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK
Distributors for John—Manville Co., and Bird & Son, Roofings, Beave
Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards
e is no way of finding
ks and satisfactory
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CARS
Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, fine shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Gy1-inder
Touring. Overland Coupe
at right prices
s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
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WATCH
I'M/MI ”mm/m .
58 Wall Street
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REPAIRING
CLOCK REPAIRING
JEWELRY REPAIRING
. “'0 are now prepared to give the best class Of workman-
ship at short notice—All work guaranteed.
Complete Optical department.
0. B. JACKSON
J eweler—Optometrist
Norwalk
Mullaiillts at .
Following is a list of the names of
many ex-service men in which there
mistakes. and corrections on
which must be reported to the local
office of the Red Cross before Thurs-
day noon, January 19th. .
It corrections are not given on the
names listed below, they will be omit-
ted from the bronze tablets. which are
to flank the base of the French war
cannon. on the Library Green. First
district.
The names listed below are those of
O, P, Q. R. S, T, U. V, \V and Y:
.0.
O'Brien. Edward; O'Brien. \Villiam
1).; Obuchowski, Karmiecz; Olmstead.
Harry F.; 0amulinski, Joseph; Ober-
lander. Harry .VV.; Olean. Michael P.;
Olea Julian; Olmstead. Frank: Ol-
sen. ildon; Olsen, William; Oltor.
James; Orico, Giovanni: Oswald. Hen-
ry A.; Ouelette. Alfred J.; Orerton.
Leslie J.; O'Brien. Edward R;
O'Grady. Hugh; Olljln, Michael;
O'Dell. \Vllllam ll. J11; Ohlmann,
Harry H.; Ohlmann. Arthur W.:
O‘Hara, William H.; O'Hara, Clifford
J.: Orgoyan. Frank.
P.
Pesak. Joseph “K; l‘etrakos, John
L; Potters. Paul L.; Pickles. “'illiam
l’.; Pietrougeli. Luigi: I‘latt. Herbert;
Plait. George Howard: l'lntt. Roland
.I\.; I‘ollak. Erwin; l‘rice..Conmd C.;
l‘syhojos. George; Pulcino. Giovanni;
i’utte. \Valter V.: Prince. Henry 13.;
I’nulovlch. Joseph; I’owoll. Nelson VV.:
Perkins. “'illlam A.: l‘izmuadeo. \‘ln—
cezo; Peters. Harry; l‘iaquadeo. An-
tonio: Penny. Louis A; l‘r-nny, Floyd
J.; I‘hlemm. George \\'.: I’nlumbo.
Nicola: Panlovich. Joseph: I’apllla.
l’asqualo; Pasko. John: l’asko. Steph-
en: l‘atchen. Nicholas J.: Patio. lace:
Pierson. Charles: I‘elham. George J.;
I‘vrco. Oscarrio; Perschino. John Jos-
eph. ‘
Q.
Qulntnrd. John H; Qunpliono, Pus-
qllull'; Quinncr. Joseph.
R.
Ranch. Fred: liouch. Henry (T; Tin-
wvyski. Stephen S; Raymond. l-Iu-
ppm»; Raymond. \\':iltt~r; ill-illvl'.
Thomas Joseph: Rois. lh-rnurd; l’d'lll-
.‘ol'll. llarry; Romson, Stanley ll.: lilo-
i-i. AmrdO: Riven. Giovanni; Rider.
\\’altr-r; Riley. Arthur l-‘rnnvls: Riley,
Arthur 15.: liiley. John H.. .lr.; Hill-y.
Joseph 3L; Robinson. Joseph: liOClH'.
Joseph; llot-lnn-ll. llzu'r); liovuzzo.
Rattan-ll"; Room-r. ('linll-s: Rooney.
Frank J.; Ross. (ivorsu- \\'.: lintunnn.
(‘nrmim-z Rowe. Frank H: liullin.
LARGE SMELT .
Steak Cod ..
Fresh Mackerel . ..
Flat Fish .....
Haddock
SNAPPER BLUES
Steak Halibut . . . . . . . .
Steak Salmon ..... ..
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OPENED OYSTERS . . . . .
\VESTPORT EELS
Butter Fish ..........
Weak Fish.. .........
Fresh Stock Finnan Haddi
Salt Mackerel .......... . . . .
....................
Steak Tile Fish ...................
Steak Boston Blues ..
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials '
......45pint
.. ...... 35clb.
......25clb.
18clb.
. . . . . 35c lb.
30c lb.
22c lb.
.. 22c lb.
14c lb.
25c lb.
20c lb.
18c lb.
14c lb.
14c lb.
18c lb.
30c lb.
Westport Stamford
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Nor-walk, 89 Main St, Wash’ton 8t. and B. 3. Ave, 3. Norwalk
Black Book
Bridgeport
PH
36 South Main ”Street
yea I'.
BRIDGEPORT. Jan.
Henry C. Woodrut't,
gregatlonal church of tins city.
REV. B. C. \VOODRL'FF DEAD.
19.——Rev.
'for thirty-six
years pastor of the Black Rock Cen-
died
early today at his home'afle a. ens
in Brooklyn. N. Y.. in 1845, and was
graduated from Yale in 1868.
first cha
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
_‘ A. F. B'eckmannolCo. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
FREE DELIVERY
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South’Norwalk
JANUARY SALE
ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED
Do. not fail to take advantage of this money savings
opportunity. Now is the time to lay in your supply of winter
If: it's Corsets, Gloves, Silk, Silk and W001, Wool, Lisle Hosiery,
Silk Muslin, Knit Underwear, Corduroy Kimonos, Children’s
Wool 80x, Lisle Hosiery, this is the place to buy.
’—
His
was at Northport, L. 1. He
M4881: " .
Jacob: liunllt-r. Josvlihim': linsom;
Fro rl \\'.: liussl-ll. (it'lll‘fll‘ James: Rus-
sn. (‘hlll’lt'SZ liliSsn. thnlnro; llynn.
l-‘xunk l-I.: liynn. John A : livid. Har—
old l.; Russell. l-‘ruhln-k: Robins.
l-‘uululi; llulli. .Insrph; lluhorls, \Vll-
linin ll; Rollins. (home: llnrkctt.
Bin-tun; lit—nrdon. Louis Ii; Rooney.
.lolm l-l; llnuoii. llt'lll‘_\': linst. \Vll-
hum l‘ . ii! is. \K'Hlnlm A.: Rider. Ern-
rst \\‘: ltlvn. A. l..: Ryan. Edward
M; Ryan. (:r-urnrd; Rodflln. “'llliam
l~‘,; l-l«lnli:irdl. “'llllnm E.
Silvester. Louis; Skrno. Mnlcom:
Smith. A. .l.; Smith. Anthony; Smith.
Frank; Smith. Matthew l..: Smith.
Thvmlorv :4: Smith. \‘Vuller J.:
der. lloy IL; Soho. llaylls: Soccl. Gae-
tono; Soulslo. .lc-hn: Souisto. Michael:
Soyak. Sla-phrn; Spence. l‘hllip; Spor-
ling. Henry; Swinger. Eugene Harri~
son: Stank. Julius; Sizilwil. Charles:
Slunchi. Fri-drunk; Sinnding‘cr. Ru-
dolph .-\.; St. John. (‘liarles Kenneth;
St. George. Robert; Snmarlja. Roy:
Sordzi. Albert; Schachnt. Nathan;
Schechier. Milton: Schofleld. Frank
l-:.; Shultz, \Yilllam l..; Schweitzer.
Charles G.; Scolleld. George; Scott.
\Vllllum G.; Scribner. “falter M.: Scul-
ley. William; Sr-nmnn. (‘hnrles 11.; Sel—
leck. George IL; Selleck. Alfred: Sey-
mour. Howard Nathan: Seymouro.
Clarence A; Sheehan. Edward: Shee-
hen. John: Sick. John P.: Sterling.
Leroy: Stevenson, Benjamin; Steven-
son.,S. J.: Studwell. R. R.; Sumlch.
Frank; Svaldus. Joseph: Smn‘islo.
John: Seymour, Norman; Smith.
George E.; «nut»; William C.. Jr.:
Smith. Harry J.:\ Smith. Reginald F.;
Serveton. Nick; Sturdivant. E. Ward:
Souisto. John: Salami. Salomon: Sco-
field. Franklin 1).; smianki'a. Siprlan—
co_; Sagan. Allie; Sloman. Joseph H.;
Spray. Ruben; Spray. Walter: Spray.
Arthur; Stone. Steven E.; Szczepanick.
\Vallace; Selby. Homer; Selby, Harry;
Standard. Norman 13.; Saunders. on.
yer G.: Stewart. James A.: Sasse. Ed-
ward; See. Arthur: See. Frank W.;
Sherman. Edward R; Schachat. Lou-
15; Strong. Carl 11.; SkldmOre, Thom-
as.
T.
Tnkacs. Joseph; Talbot. Cllil’ord:
Tassil. John: Taylor. John: Taylor.
Charles H.: Taylor, Daniel McLane;
Taylor. Stanley H.; Thomas. Russell
R: Thompson. William 0: Theme,
Samuel; Thornton. George; Thrleault,
Nelson: Tinker. Edward A.: Titus.
Arthur; Tocci. Costadino: Tolles. E
W4 Tomey. George J.; Tooker, Wll-
113m B.; Tooker. Robert L: Torthv
Paul; Torok. Stephen L.; Trowbridge,
Gardner; Tracy. Edward J.: Taylor.
Bergeman; Taylor. Thomas W.;
Thompson. \Valter S.; Tomey, A. A.;
Tossl. Costadino; Tate, Robert W.
Ujhely, Julius E.
. V.
. Vitte. Giovanni; Vaughn. James 0.:
VaUgham. Joseph L.; Valentine. Ern-
est 11.: VincenZO. Granato: Vail. Clar-
ence W.: Vacca. Edward: Vadas.
Stephen: Valieant, Henry B.; Verlin.
Charles A.; Violardi. Nicola; Vitello.
Giacamo: Voorhees. Philip S.
W. '
\Vebb. Harold A.; Webb, Henry C.;
‘Vilson. Robert; Weed. Frederick G.;
Weed. Walter R.; Winchester. Herb-
ert D.; Warm. Henry M.; Vifaldron,w
Melvin; “’lgglesworth, Norman: Wilt.
Walter'W.: ‘VVllmot. Percy: Edge-
vgorthr William C.; Waldrou. Earle E.;
Walling, Albin 3.; Walbér. Irving;
Walsh. Leland; Wargo. John; Water-
bury. Arthur F.; Weafer. Eugene Ber-
nard; Webb. William 11.: -Webb. Da-
vid 13.; Weed. David 1.: Weed. Frank:
Weed. Fred A.: Weed. .Henry E.:
Weed. “flowered; Weed. Willis A;
Weeks. Burnett 0.:3‘Weldner, 'Arthu ..
Wlegm‘ant Dwa'ght: - Wlegiuan. - Louis-
Wein; Jolson a sic. ,. windb- We?!
munB. W
Ell-wit MEN
Sny-
' ‘pcrature was seven degrees below.
El.
THURSDAY, JAN.
ier and clothes p
No packing Or
18in..... ..... ..
Solid Leather Suit Cases . ............. .
Black Enameled Suit Cases—Very popular ..
Solid Leather Hand Bags—Black, tan or
Boston Bags—Straps only ..
Enameled Shopping Bags—Attra
TRISTRAM e HYA
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Why .Is a Hartman Wardrobe Trunk
A Money, Time and Temper Saver?
BECAUSE—“1t is a clothes press and chiffonier, and the chiffon- i“
ress that is a trunk,” as one constant user puts it.
unpacking On your trip. Every garment ax‘ailable l:
instantly, without disturbing the rest——- is
We Have Several Models from $25.00 to $65.00
a o u
o nnnnnnn .....
oo-u...--
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The Best Umbrellas Made for Men, Women and ('hildrm
mah ogany,
......
3tively lined ..............
...... $7.50 to mull
" lli
........... ......i-)C
16 in.-
$5.00 to $25.00
1
Why not get mother
a pair of
Warm Lined
Shoes
We Sell Them #rom
$2 to $3.50 pr.
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
The Store that Saves You
Money.
min: \Vicks. Sanford: “’illiams. Fred—
erick; \‘\'llllmns. George PL; “Willows.
George it; \\'illinms. Harold; \\‘il~
molt. Edward l-‘.: \\'ilshire. George;
\\'ilson. George A; \\'ilson. Raymond
\\"l|hur; \Yllson. Richard: \Vilson. \\’il-
llam ll: “'ilt. Henry E: “'ithnell.
Leslie: \Volfo. Joseph “C: “‘olkoi’f.
Harry 9.: \\'00d. Harry A.: \Vordcn.
\\'il|ard 31.: \Vrugz. John T.: \Vrngg.
George Frederick; “'uppcrlield. John
A.: \Vyvth. Lester H.
, y
Young. Kenneth H: Youngs. M.
Sayer: Yourdlsky. Morris: Yuftczak.
Michael; Young. John: Young. Ernest.
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COLDEST WEATHER
OF SEASON SOON
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Continued from First Page.
to Kentucky. Louisiana. Mississippi
and southwesternstates. the govern-
ment weather bureau said.
At Deer Park. '\Vashington. twenty—
flve miles from Spokane, a“ tempera-
ture of 35 dwrees below zero was re-
corded. Northern Idaho and Mon-
tana are experiencing below zero
weather and at Billings, Mont. the
temperature fell to twenty degrees
below. Casper. Wyoming. reported
36 degrees below and a three-inch
snowfall.
In Nebraska and the Dakotas. the
thermometer descen‘ded rapidlyiwith
predictions that it would go below the
zero mark before nightfall.
Denver dispatches told of extreme
cold in Colorado. while from San
Francisco came word that the cold
wave had penetrated
part of the state. causing snow to fall
at Redlands, in the heart of the
citrus fruit district. and threatened
crops there. At Reno, New. the tem-
Kansas City and Texas felt the cold
wave. while New Orleans was prepar-
ing for some unusual cold following
the forecast of a drop in temperature
of forty degrees in parts of Louisiana
and Mississippi.
MOTHER! CLEAN *
CHILD’S B0\\'ELS wrm
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Even a. sick child loves the “fruity"
taste of ‘fCalifornla. Fig Syrup.” If the
little tongue- is coated. or if your child
is listless, cross, feverish, full of cold,
or has colic, give a. teaspoonful to
cleanse the liver and bowels. In a
{few hours you can see for yourself
how thoroughly it works all the con-
stipation poisonrsour bile and waste
out of the bowels. and~.you have a.
well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep “Califor-
nia. Fig Syrup" handy. They know a
teaspoonful today saves a. sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for
l genuine V“California..Fig Syrup" which
of all ages printed on bottle:
er! You must say f‘Calltor' or.
the southern?
has directions for babies andchildren ,
Moth- :.
Showing new Spring
The Store Where Quality
Mourning Millinery
We are showing a beautiful asset-it: . . 1
Black Silk Hand Tailored Hats, small l
bans, medium and large Shapes, suitablw
young, middle aged and old ladies——
Popular Prices Prevail
$3.98 to $5198
January Clearance Sale
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‘ Coats and Dresses
tine and Jersey Dresses——
From $4.98" to $10.9
’ H. Krieger CO,
+.
L
'i‘l'll'd'
Styles of Serge.
8
A‘-
Is Consistent with Prices.
KEYSTONE COMEDY
STAR INTERVIEW
(Continued from Page One)
about herself, but said that she was
one of the “almost" stars of the “Af-
fairs of Anatole." in which Wallace
Reid was featured. Regarding her
comedies she said that she was enti-
tled to wear about 50 wound stripes.
due;to the injuries that she received
while playing. These were 'due to the
accidental discharge of firearms fall-
ing from horses, etc.
Miss Moran hadn’t beenvin Norwalk
long enough to form any opinion of
the place, .but said that it had grown
considerably since she played at
Hoyt's theatreabout twelve years ago.
“Your-police force has improved won-
dcrfully,” she said. “I noticed both
off-them while on my way to the thea-
ti'e faith the train this morning."
800 “Mill
AUXlLlARlES
lEflEREiAND
.. lml
:ll-ll
1::-
mil"
DL'BLIN. Jan. 19. (I‘:.\'
Flimsy—Three battalions -‘
tr00ps will lean Nortliwnl‘
, l
”Take it all in all—in this hurried
cry—Polly is a regular tellers
you, may i’g'et‘ in imitation fig syrup.
«Luv . 1. ,,
night for England, with ' ‘
ment and stores. Thoy \ul , .. “l:
on railway steamers in llll ' ‘
arrangements for troonsllir‘ 1
Of the 1,600 Polio" auxmnll'r “It:
already have left. lllhl'l‘s m‘ .-.. l‘v‘"
tonight and final contin?“ ‘3‘ “M q
pected to leave Saturday. 1’!“ --"l """g
against the admission of 11"” "wk 3
visitors to Dublin Castle, “W “ “Hr
*reiaxed early in the week. MW "f”:
redmposed. Soldiers have bi ‘ l‘ “VHF,"
ed to take the names of persons 12):“
in: to enter the Castle and “Aims
them to the officials whom tin \ 1-
express a desire to see.
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