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Price is naturally important but there is no way of finding
but what a price is without knowing the quality.
Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory
dealings by fifty years ‘of favor among our own home people
is evidenced by steady growth and expansion.
The Hatch 89’ Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK
Distributors for John_—-Manvllle Co., and Bird 5. Son, Roofinge, Beaver
Board and Sheetrock Wall Baal-do
een—t..- . ‘ .H
will find our store a convenient
resting place when on a shopping
trip. Many take advantage of the
Opportunity lo listen to
'_ . ‘DieNEW EDlSON
“The Phonograph with a Soul"
There is no obligation or any
sort. We enjoy playing-3m you as
much as our guests yen o :listenlng
to the mus‘c. F‘eel'iiaixglberty to
drop in an} lime. ruin or shine.
Sincerely, -,l
H The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South l‘lorwalk, ‘Conn.
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to THE rustic
horn now until further notice the
Meeticut Carpet Cleaning Company
we reduced prices on all Rugs end
Mae, both washed and dry eieened
All orders called tor and delivered
’HONE “I
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Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE chAR s‘rons
SOLE AGENTS
“NOON FOB
MADE E
1107‘
CITY DEBRIAR
PIPES
Aloe Celebrated DunhIn-e
Block 1'01. Ill!
SIGN PAINTER.
- of every description and
anywhere
at right prices
3. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, line shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Gylinder
Touring, Overland Coupe
South Norwalk
. Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
821..»-
Phone 1340-1341
Small Pork Loins
' To Roast
56 South Main Street
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. BIG SALE
CORSETS
Ilootric Signs 3 Speoinlty -
: Bulletin Adv.
" A. Toth
" Lexington Avenue. NW
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
3'0 , will buy your household
, rags. papers, Junk and Ill
hand goods. Anything you
Price according to the quel-
A square deal
_ ramp 9. mnonnr
’ '82 Van Zandt Street _
”end-hand Goods Always on Sale.
y A. M. WOOSTER
_ . "lAttorney-at-Law
"gt-Examiner U. 3. Patent Office
:‘P'ATENTS
Ind tor Booklet on Potent
“Help St. Bridgeport, Conn.
PHONE 1405
Delivery.
83 Washington Street, Sou
. A.F.Beckmann€aCo. Inc.
th N orwalk
rm 1mm“
Quality Groceries and Free
...o. ......... e .....
....... 18c-26c
l4clb.
28clb.
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Schultze 3 Saturday Specnals
SMALL LOINS PORK..... ..... ........20clb.
FRESH SHOULDERS ..
FRESH HAMS
Prime Rib Roasts . . . ..
Hamburg Steak ......... . . . . . . .
Sirloin Steak................. ....... .
Round Steak ...................... 24c
16clb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
SPECIALS
: 530R THE WEEK
Medal Flour, per bag $1.05
. . \' Fresh Eggs, doe”... 49c
Jelly 120 lb.
. ' 1 Powder, regular
:Lihpkg43for 13c
A. ST ULL
Irflottoge _St., East Norwnlk
Stamford,
Schultze’s 'Sanitary AMarkets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Black Rock,
Darien, Westport,
Bridgeport
I
e umnedm“""m m. .. '
wen. no: men srannrs .,
Are so far superior to those made of wood that practical housewives
Wlll haVe no other.
They will not warp or sag. Are perfectly sanitary. Clean easily
and have many specialties not found in other makes.
it would be a pleasure to demonstrate to YOU these and other
good points of these Kitchen Cabinets.
WHITE ENAMELED KITCHEN TABLES TOO.
ond 6'9“ Son
Raym
FUNERAL DI RECTORO
SATURDAY, JAN. 28. 1922 \
Ellllllll ill _ ~
CHILDREN Al ,
. sull- FAIR
HARTFORD. Jan. 28.——There
several thousand exhibits 0T chickens.
ducks. eggs. apples. machinery and
other Connecticut products of high de-
Exposition. but only one of children—
Dennis and William. two of the kid-!
dies whose lives have been saved by!
the sun cure they have taken at. thei
are I
grce and breeding at the annual State ‘L
TRIS
Seaside Sanatorium in‘Niantlc. They
are the main attraction at the booth
of the State Tuberculosis Commission.
and they have been viewed by the
crowds who have wondered at the
Sight oi! near-naked youngsters. one of -
them with his leg in a. plaster cast.
Not only are they the only human be-
ings on exhibition. but their garb is
the most unique. It is nature's own.
for they are showing a state which
contains several thousand children
who have been crippled by tubercul-
osis how to be cured of the bone and
glandular forms of the disease. They
are clad in only short bloomers
and the sandals which they
aliyat the
and 55 other patients wear 6
Séaside. and which many of the 200
children who am being treated are
wearing in the present zero weather ll
the State Sanatorium for lung tuber-
culossi at Meridcn. Standing in
front of the booth of the Tuberculosis
Commission today. the kiddies gave
out leaflets which bore the following
inscription:
The Seaside.
Here. the year around. without
clothing. crippled children who are
winning the fight for health attend
school. go to their meals. romp on the
bcncb or go sliding and skating.
In spite of their outdoor llrc. since
the Seaside opened there has not been
.1 single 3150 of pneumonia. :1 severe
use of bronchitis. croup or dlptherla.
c
The sunlight at the Seaside increases
ll Were”$6.50 NOW...
Were<$7.50 NOW ..
NORWALE’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE \
i
. Big, Eathrobe Bargains
Pretty Patterns in Light and Dark Effects for Men and Women
$5.00 Were $8.005Now .
$6.00 “ fWere $9.00 NOW
. . ...... $6.50
. .. ...... 57,50
, CHILDREN’S BATH ROBES
Werec$2.50 NOW . .
‘ SWEATERS AND WOOL S
' REDUCED IN PRICE
$1.50 |Were $3.98 Now .. . . .. $2.98
CARFS GREATLY
' SEPARATE DRESS SKIRT BARGAINS
Arranged
in Three Separate Lots at $500—$150
$10.00
SITNDAXV EVENING )ICSICAIJ
SERVICE AT FIRST .‘LETHODIST
Miss Amy Ellerman. coutralto. will
be the assisting artist at the Sunday
evening service of the South Norwalk
Methodist church tomorrow evening.
Mlsa Ellerman is a church and con-
cert singer. Her training has been in
this country and abroad. She has re-
cently returned from a long tour in
which she scored many successes. In-
dianapolis News says: "Miss Eller-
man‘s voice is one of the most beauti-
ful that an Indianapolis audience has
cver hcard.” "A lovely singer with
:1 lovely voice.” "wonderfully rich and
powcrl‘ul contrnlto;" "marvelous tech-
nical cullipmcnt;" are other comments
from various cities in which she has
sung. Miss Ellerman has made.a num-
lner of records for the Edison com-
pany .nld llt'r likeness is in evcry rc~
cures tuberculosis. and in :1
Wright.
stops the
most remarkable manner,
sul'fcrlng from pain.
'l'ht- llornlul child
from 4 to 6 pounds a _\‘cnl'.
Slili' children uxerage gains 01‘
pounds a )cur.
.‘Il'llllillllO. [”2 John 1’. (l'llricn.
nvcram-s a gram
'l‘hl‘ Sva-
1 l 55,4
Su-
_. , . , ‘ - . - l‘ 'l . . .
i" ”n“ ndcnt “‘ the be.lslllc.)« ”fix-22‘ cent ludlson record catalog. She has
‘” patrons "f ”w luxposli‘lonulOIWO lulli also llct-ll llscd by that company in
um. 01 the on lie-.is m Ilt Sana r Hm.” tone ”Sum: mvthods. with
IS ml.“ “uh "hum?” “h: m‘j‘nlriigi'sinurr singing lu)’ side of the instru-
n-l-tm....l to hullth l») the .un .l l ‘ml-llt for purposes ogcomparison. The
open alll' cure. ‘I'YI'H‘HK program will he as follows—-
[HWHS “lid \anmn‘ “T“‘h'd “ s“HI l'rciudcw-licvrrie. Dickinson Mr.
in “mill? ”10 “00‘“ of th“ SM“ 'l‘u- . l.'lloullllctllcu '
lu-n'ulosis i‘ommis.~i0ll un-l mlllgllllil Salty—"(‘dsl' Thv Burden" “unl-
wnh lho- vumds M ”W “”1““ “°“‘hsnl.l.-n. Miss Ellermah. I '
Such «‘(lillllll'llls its "1 should . tllllllfz so”) _‘..” God- So (1013“. ‘hp
Hm Hn poor childfi'“ “'("H‘l ""“"’-" lumss." llischol’i‘. Miss Blurmnn.
\\- n- luau-ii. .-\ntll<~m—-"Thr Day is Past and
.\.\ n mutter of fact. little William ”Hr”. Mark. The Choir.
mull "'l’iw :.il' in this Annm) is 0105‘“ Snl()—~~"l':)‘c Hath Not Seen." (from!
.md slum: 'i‘hcrioushl *0 0W“ 50m" ~llic Holy City), by Gaul. Miss Eller-
\\indows." mun.
l'utrons of the Exposition “'(‘H‘ Solo--_--J..Sus l,over of My Soul,"
shown pictures oil. :00 Childrt'“ihlucilougul. Miss Ellcrmnn.
who are taking similar treatment “1" l'ostludo ~-.\i:lrche ill B
the Merilh-n Salmtoriuln for lllng‘ulm Z\-lr. lI-Hommgdipu'
tuln-rculOsis and sketches displaying Thy cvcning Sl-r1‘10rl lllcmc “m 1)..
adult limit-Ms taking the outdoor FUN‘ "w.- Ari- Trllv Mon." Eve-I‘l‘bodl' is in-
ill the Sim-- Sunntorium at Hartford. yin-d to this scrvicc.
Shrlton. and Norwich. also. I
\\'hen Urilllls and \\'illlum lt‘ii ille (‘1)NNI‘X‘TICI'T I'ATICS'I‘S.
Armory they walked through Bushnell
Park to the rooms of the Commission! The {Ono‘ying were issued January
in charge of Ur. U'BTK‘“. frolicking ‘14. 1922. List compiled at ofilcr-s of
and in their ell-mom in the snow and “-005“... & I'Tavls. Bridgeport. Conn.
ice. Dennis said "This is the l‘f‘fll lite. Frederick ll. li‘ail‘weathcr. Bridge-
I feel line." port. air gun.
Dennis could not romp and run as. lwxprber‘ Horsf3)'.
{list as \Villiam because he still wears play stand.
the cost which he donned when he John l'lum. Ill-idgfporL tirparmor,
Flat~ Dun-
llrldgeport, dis-
liegau taking the tlvutment for tubcr- Jacob \N’el'show. New Haven.
culosis or the knee for which. he is bc- i preparation of medicinal substances
ing treated because of the gellcrous'and "mung the same. .
Max Gordon. \Vnterbury. watch
investment or the state of Connecticut
in a scnslde smlatorlum to save the crystal gauge.
lives of‘cllildreu who are sufierlngl Ernest ll, Simona. \Vatcrbury. stud
from bone and glandular tuberculosis. for snap fasteners.
'l‘odny another similar exhibit is Harvey D. \Villiams.
planned from Meridcn Sanatorlum. cutting gem-s.
from which half a dozen will be sent. Harvcy \‘i‘illlams. “'nlllllgt'ord. cut-
to the booth of the Tuberculosis Com- iting longitudinally curved teeth on
mission In charge of Dr. Cole B. Gib- 'gcar wheels.
son. Superintendent of the Merldcn John S. Gendall. \Voodmont. safety
State Tuberculosis Sanntorium. and swivel for cables.
will tell how the happy outdobr life is Alfred A. Hodshou.
making thr-m well again in their light edge but brim.
{or life and health. John R. Reyburn. Falrt‘ield.
-———‘ ncctlng and tightening device,
CONN. 44TH AMONG N... Mark-«-
STATES IN MINING ‘ford. brushes. dusters and daubers.
The Fuller Brush company. Hart-
l.a Vietes Manufacturing company.
New Haven. windshield cleaners.
\Vallingford.
Danbury. welt
Con-
Contlnued from First Page. ‘
_________...__.—-————
and (10811198 operated. in the nul‘nber PREsmENT T0‘VNELY ARREST-
ED
of wage earners and wages paid. This
is significant. the publication says.
FARGO. N. 1).. Jan. 28.———A war-
. The main products were basalt or rant has been issued here for. the ar-
trap rock. graphite. fedspar. iron ore, 'rest of A. C. Townel)‘. president 0‘
limestone. silica and sandstone. The the National Non-Partisan Leme'
first was valued at 51.261579. Only charging him with implication in the
one of forty-one enterprises employed alleged embezzlement of $3.000 from
more than 100 hands. It had 104. In the Scandinavian-American Bank of
72.5 per cent. of the enterprises em— Fargo.
ploying wage earners and for ap- The warrant, which was issued in
proximately 85 per cent. of the wage (the'Cass County district court. will be
earners the hours were fifty-tour to served on Townley when he is releas-
sixty-two a week. ed next week from the Jackson.
In 1909 there were seventy-one (Minn..) jail. where he is serving a
mining and quarrying enterprises in !ninety day sentence for conviction on
the state. and in 1919. forty-one. The “a. charge of violatingthe state espion-
number of persons engaged shrank age law. .
from 1.546 to 642. a decrease of 58.5 . ’
per cent. but capital rose from $2.- ‘ fl
964.442 to $3.557.g08. ’ The value of HEAD ACHED AND BODY ACBED.
products rose from $1.375.76.5 to $1.-
649.003.‘ The value of basalt was
31.261579. of granite $206,456. and kidney trouble—rheumatic pains,
of all other mineral industries $179.- backache. sore muscles. stiff joints,
878. The wage earners employed in and “always tired" feeling. Mrs. Geo.
basalt work were 363, in
ninety-two and in all mineral in—
dustries 543.
There are various symptoms of
head ached and my whole body ach-
ed so I could not sleep. Foley Kidney
Pills gaVe me relief.” They heal and
strengthen ‘weiii. disordered kidneeslrs
~ . an bladder and help them 19‘ . r;
MERIDEN' Jan. 27.——Henry 5‘ wag-k of filtering the blood and.§5?.st—7
Pratt. 81"died yefiema‘" at the Meri- ing out 0! the system the, impurities
den Hospital from a shock which he that, cause pain and disease. Prompt,
.‘lERIDEN EDUCATOR DEAD.
suffered at his home. 306 Camp street. m action.—-Stillson-.Powel Corpo_
Tuesday night. He was born in this tlon. . ,
city‘January 9. 184]. and ‘érad- - 5 V
listed from Yale in 1863. He was the
granite Morgan. E. Fairfleld. Vt.. wirtes; “My ,
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H. Krieger. Co.
Spe
cial and Final
" CLEARANCE SALE
first principal of Meriden Highvand . ' ‘ i W . " , '
taught in other New England High OHIOHESTEB _ Ls
Schools. and .he had been organist of , manna 1‘ H. , ' .-
sexreral churches in the state. In late ' - ‘Mflfi' '9' ,-
years he had been tutoring. , His sur- ” 1-“. at“. r. _ .
vivors are two sons,»James 3.. of Deep. 552:- «ha? ‘ 5 1-. [L ‘
River. Harold 911.. ,of Dofilas. Arm. m% n, A. ' I '
and a daughter. Mrs. EmmafiL. Sumfl ' , Wm M. ”"j
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mers,‘o£ mosenrAriz.» .. » ~
OF
Mackinaw Coats for Boys
Sizes 8 to 18
Very handsome plaids of heavy Mackinaw
former prices up to $15.00
TO CLOSE OUT AT $6.98
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
Here are Shoe Values you cannot afford to excl-luck
Men‘s Mahogany Calf Shoes, Goodyear Wclt Soles S. 7";
Women’s Mogany Calf Brogne Oxford. Goodyear Wei
Soles.. ...............................
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FLOWERS ! SEEDS 3
Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral Tributes, EV“? Dewy!” 0’
All Occasions
e... Willow Baskets. Jardinieres, Aquariums, Artificial lT'lo'M‘rs
~ Fertilizers, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Insecticides
' South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3M
Greenhouses—Norwalk
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A VICTROLA
in your 'home someone has " said “will keep your
heart, mind and body young.”
GOOD MUSIC
as an uplifting influence, and dancing keeps the
muscles supple, and the carriage graceful.
Let us explain to you our easy terms on
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CTR-LA
Norwalk Chronicler