i The
Right
: Coal
' For
I the
‘ Right
'" Purpose
. . I ' O
F 1fty Years . of Serv1ce
Price is naturally important.but there is no way of finding
out what a price is Without knowing the quality.
Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory
dealings bv fifty 3ears of favor among our own home people
is evidenced by steady growth and expansion.
The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK
Distributors for John—Manvilie 00., and Bird 6. Son, Roofings, Beaver
Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards
SillAliilN ARMY
sums iiiiliULATEll
CHICAGO. Iii.. Jan. 31.—The skirts
of Salvation lrmy lassles must not be
more than seven inches above the
street level. according to an order
issued here today by Commissioner
“’illiam Peart, leader of the organiza-
tion in fifteen midwest states.
“A few )eaIs ago We were tr) ing' to
persuade oui “omen to wear them:
sliorfter said Commismnnpr Peart in
commenting upon the order. ”The
skirt that trails in the dirt gathering
germs is a menace to its wearer's
health; but the skirt that flaps around ’
the knees is pretty much of a. menace ~
to the modesty of the woman who
wears it. The skirt is about the only
thing which doesn’t appear to be
coming down these days and a. back
to normalcy drive on the too short
Te WE HAVE IT!
min
PfERRlSE‘?
YOU, TOO
will find our store a convenient
resting place when on a. shopping
USED CARS
Oldsmobile, 8-0ylinder Touring, the shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Oy1inder
Touring, Overland Coupe
at right prices
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
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dress will do a lot to protect the mor-
als of the rising generation."
Commissioner Peart stated that the
order would affect every Salvation
Army member in 77 r'nnntries and
colonies where the orcnnizntion oper—
ates with the possible exception of
trip. Many take advantage of the
opportunity to listen to
‘23er EDlSON
“The Phonograph with a Soul"
There is no obligation of any
sort. We enjoy playing to you as
much as our guests enjoy listening
to the music. Feel at liberty lo
drop in an} lime. rain or shine.
Sincerely,
NIME. JEAN NETTE
56 South Main Street South Norwalk
BIG SALE
CORSET S
TO THE PUBLIC
l'rom now until further notice tin
, monocticut Carpet Cleaning Company
.3 I373 reduced prices on all Buy And
Nets, both washed and dry cleaned
WNW
Quality Groceries and Free
nu orders called for and dwvorol
3HONE m
Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
80h]! AGENTS FOR
Delivery.
A.F.Beckmann€e°Co. Inc.
83 W h t
PHONE 4331 mg on Street, South Norwalk
FREE DELIVERY
“N00
MADE LUXE
PU’EC
mi “hm
Also Celebrated Dunhln'o
We Block Tel. 1501
SIGN PAINTER
'w of every description and
anywhere '
Moctric Signs a Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
. A. Toth
' Lexington Avenue,
City
2.93:
“T A SQUARE DEAL
‘I’e will buy your household
, , m, papéars flnkmand all
goo s yt 11 you
In... Price according to thegqunl-
,E‘
t:
14c lb.
8c lb.
. .l4c lb.
14c lb.
. . . ..... 18c lb.‘ *
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, .Corner Railrcad Avenue and Washington Street.
Hamburg Steak .......................
Fresh Stock Finnan Haddie
......
.“Hot the code. A s or
. _ 8 on 6 deal Stamford, Darlen, Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
~ 82 Van Zandt Street
and-hand Goods Always on Solo.
“in. .
‘ 3. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
h Examiner U. 8. Patent Office
PATENTS
”loud for Booklet on Patent-
.” lain 8t. Bridgeport. Conn.
- ”-9-
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South N orwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
Round Steak ........... ‘ ....................... 2 8c lb.
Rump Pot Roast .............................. 22c lb
Shoulder Lamb Chops .. .......... .. 3201b.
SPECIALS
_--2mR THE WEEK
‘ Medal Flour, per bag $1.05
" w Fresh Eggs, doz.. .. 49c
Jelly ..... ......12clb.
.._- Powder, regular
“Pu-:3!” ........., 13c
STULL
We 8%, East Norwalk
White Enameled Steel Kitchen Cabinets
Are so far superior to those made of wood
will have no other that practical housewives
They will not warp or sag. Are perfectl sanitar Cle
an ii
and Ihave Ingmar specialties not found in othermznakes y. cos y
won 9 a pleasure to demonstrate to YOU h
good points of these Kitchen Cabinets. t ese and other
WHITE ENAMELED KITCHEN TABLES TOO.
Raymond 64.? Son
FUNERAL oinsc'r'ono
WALL AND HIGH STREETS NOBWALI
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Neptune avenue 1086-13
in
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TRISTRAM e HYATT i;
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
All Wool ArmyBlankets, $6.50
Have an extra one in every room this cold weather
A SPECIAL‘PRICE ON MADE-IN -NORWALK TOYS.
Offered by The Gund Mfg. Co. at $1.50 each
WE RENT VACUUM CLEANERS 5.52.00 A DAY
/
“gm“ “sums; 1mm far:
i
them at the Hamilton Shop. 49 “'21“
Street.
A WORD OF WARNING.
Unfortunately the human tendency
is to take rather too keen a delight in l
Mrs. L. A. lskiynn
127 South Main street 1740
Crandall Johnson Co.
14 West avenue 2782
Miss Rose Drumm. R. N.
84 Lexington avenue 1364-3
George H. Hewitt
20 Plymouth avenue 1064-14
Mrs. Fred S. Elwood
89 Main street 1062-5
Miss Hazel l’oliwell
39 Osborn avenue 1312-2
The Commerce St. Garage
52 Commerce street 352-2
Young Men's Hebrew A530.
71 South Main street 1523
Earl P. Dimmock
2 Couch street 159-2
S. Jobrack
125 South Main street 1445-12
Miss Edith Guarnieri
26 Commerce street 512-12
Mrs. Frank Middleton
13 Third strect 593-4
Eric Becki-l
East Rocks Road 866-23
Thomas Joseph
408 Main street 1359—5
Patrick Burns
15 Lynes Place 555-3
Mrs. A. Lil-I. Billard
Pennoyer avenue 836—2
Miss Kathryn Smith
2 Van Buren avenue. 2862-13
31A": STAGE DRIVER HELD.
, SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan. 31.—
Burnell Dandrow. of Penacook. N. H..
driver of the mail stage between
extreme and, when he has a little indi-
tragic miserY-
crises and climaxes has lead to a. sure.
cession of fads even along the pro-
greSSive path of science.
teeth. If one has a boil he is sure to
have a friend who will assure him that
this comes from a. bad tooth. If he
have a. lame back or a sprained thumb
or a slight headache, on the morning
after trying his latest experiment in
the manufacture of lemonade,
hops malt. raisins, brown sugar and
yeast, he gets exactly the same ad-
vice.
when the furnace does not draw well
he starts for the dentist to have a
tooth pulled. .
chronic diseases have been cured by
getting rid of a tooth which was in-
ecting the entire system, but this does
the spectacular, the fantastic, the!
miraculous.
The average person is never con-I
tent to merely feel fit; he wants to'
feel like jumping a fence, eating a
whole mince pie and singing until the
wee, small hours.
He also enjoys going to the other
gestion to fancy himself an object of
This almost universal desire for
Just now the fad is to get rid of the
from
-He gets so set in this groove that
This is all because a large number of
Searsburg and Wilmington. VL.
pleaded guilty before a. federal com-
missioner.
from/a letter entrusted to him and
in Searsburg in an effort to cover up
the theft. The acts are alleged to
have taken place January 13. he was
bound over to the federal Grand Jury
$2. 000. He is said to have left home
not mean that the exuaction of any
. ‘tooth will put the constitution of ts
to Charges °r mk‘ng $480 former owner in perfect repair.
burning the "me posmffice Wilding they function better in their own par-
tlcular department
which man has invented; they stand a
terrific amount of abuse
make a generous return of toi’ and
pleasure; they always do the best they
Teeth are natural; they are useful;
than anything
and still
when he learned that Postofflce offl-
cials were imestigating his actions and
was arrested at the Greenfield railroad
station it
i
BRIINDAGE’S case: CONTINUED.
court this morning. the case of Charles
H. Brundage. former treasurer of the
; eonnéetieut Poultry «
.iDANBQRY, Jan. 31.-—-In the city
can under the circumstances.
take is to consult with your dentist so
as to arrange the circumstances that;
your teeth will last .at least as long as
you do.
Therefore the sensible course to
When the dentist advises the ext?“-
so only because that particular tooth,
th in ,
tion of a particular tooth, he will do ‘
~
China and Japan where most of the . . . . . .
women w... "0...... This very low price includes deliveiy and return, With full Dish 3,-
NE\\‘TEI.EPHONES. 1210118 for use
Large Number Installed in Norwalk 1
Since Last Directory Issue. ——= _ L: .
Following is a list of new telephones = 'r = = ’»
that have been installed since the is- __ ~3‘
suing of the last list. Cut this out and ' "w
paste in the hack-of your directory. [ ‘
Name Tel. No. Q
J. W. \‘aast . '
Gregory Blyd. . 11—2 I 16 et 0
_J. 1.. Costello . O
in l-‘niriicld Ave. 645-]:
Chas. l-J. \Villiams ‘ i
to Putnam Ave. 263-5 I . .
ms- Margaret Ba... mum; A8 HABIT. \Ve still have a very good assortment c:
2414-, Second street 1239-2 '
i‘liurlcs Toih ’
.115 lily :iv'enuc ”538 In a recent address before an up WIN l li;R GOA I S
“‘"P""" k _l"‘]‘fs“° ‘ state grunge organization. Robbins B. \ >
\i '\"r;’f’“;3‘" a\enue 519 Stoeckcl. motor vehicle commissioner . .
llr\' ‘.. »('l“\ - . '
- fl- . _ _ stated that out of the 0.0m: square f VV (1 G 1
7g “ ”0'1“?"‘1 avenue 20.34: miles in Connecticut. only 300 square or Olnen an 1r 8
“‘5‘ j‘l‘“"' ("”‘jm‘ __ ., _ miles which arc densely populated.
‘ '.W‘ “m '0 ’ has vow wan-men and the hammer also a owood assortment of
"”2" :M'm‘ Market 439 4 of tho li-rrilory in the state- has no - D
.' ‘t n or avenue : . - . ~ ~ .
.pollcr protection (-xcc 3t such as is fur— -
inlvrn'l l_;l(li"s Garment liks. l'n. n‘shed by local pcacd officers and by e ' ,S S, ,COQ g.
lfln “‘nshmnlun street ‘38“1 1b,. q‘ntp police ll a II ‘ ’y - '
.. ~ ,, . _, ~. ~ . . at L
31.:1"l\\'\l_x.‘i‘1n.tDutmnl L‘HS ‘s'm llc introduced a plan to offset the
a ll . 3‘ I‘t‘t‘ ' . . -
‘ .. . .. ‘ -‘ prcscnt conditions when-by the pre- ‘ ,' ' . . ‘ ,
My“. . ‘L".""."f“ mm c... ” um”... “m. mu... mm a show, Prices within the reach of everyom
f “ ”hm “."l'u‘P'. '5” lm: oi st: itc policcnun in territory not‘
Ni: Rollin (.I-illlllliO 1‘“ 13 ’01li!l\\is1- suiiirie nlly policed oi'trn
"S “" m”. ""3’ Illl ll' b so that llu police in such sec-l \ \li
.n; OUR FAMOUS CHAReE .Sl STE 1 A- J
I, ',"’,‘“;.‘“;.“,“,j""“" " ‘ H «mm “mm is in closv commons? EASY PA} MLNT PLAN 18 yours for in:
“I ' ’ "m- p ‘ i\\‘llll pulrolmcn and the mcn lll('lll'—: .
4_' “NM” ”‘9”“9 “‘1’" {st-ins must be available so that flux; aSklng. .
JUN“ 1“th ’ _ lcun respond promptly. To do this!
‘ "'4 “m?“ MM“ street 61” Commissioner Siocckcl said a sysii-mi
1""i‘)"”‘i L““-" _ of cub—stations connected with the;
3"“ “""iH‘j‘Vi-‘n‘m 3‘64'0 ’cvnlral omcc at Hartford will he I-s—;
Grim-“6“" Lycrelt ’lahlishul this spring. Such stations ‘
‘ n Qliillllli‘il “venue 303- arc already established at Center-
! ";'(:“§\yl"‘1i""'h 5, ' _ 73 3 brook. ltidgi-flcld and at Stafford PALA‘ E BO
"9 “"0““9 r‘ r ' Srings in Tollmid county. '
"“K,” 1" I'M)“ _q , i p'l'lic stale police department has
J ;;(O::5ii(:'ivu‘fnup ‘ 5"'° ‘l‘ll‘L" m'cu which number includes the, PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
'\.'\."‘q 0;, ‘_ . _ RS 4 superintendent. captain, one lieuten—
l' iii: “,I‘lhél:lj\1”r';\\(;nue ‘ 1‘ an! and two sergeants. The men are
Q‘Il‘H.‘ .'I‘U . r
' ‘ equipped “'th uniforms and motor- ‘ ‘
J 6’0 1:111:11 mr—nne . 913-3 i““‘“ 0, . m, .m, mm mm," mu Here are Shoe Values you cannot afford to (nub x
. . l ( L \' v
I ’ h c that t\ )c most suitable for flu . é
4" WWW" “MW 71 can”. surréunding i Men' 5 Mahogany Calf Shoes, Goodyear Welt Soles . . $- ~
Miss lrcnc M; rii ’ I.
)6 w \ininlstifif-zt. 107-213 I" 0M" ‘0 "9 ""0“in ”‘9 Sm” {‘0' 5 Women’s Mahogany Calf Brogue Oxford, Goodyear Well
Frazieri‘iiIm-m ' _ ' lice dcparlmcnl nccds immediate" in- s 18 SS :1.»
ltow'ulon ( 11-34 formation about every type of ll‘i\'lal 0 8 .......................................... _
\qu G 'J Railwiiz ‘ incident which constitutes an infrac- -
l 0:; 5,".ng liill avenue 18“"—l3 tion of the law so that the oflicer in
Paid G Schulim "' change can upon receipt of infoimai- ,
. ., . vest _
\Vcsipori avo-mie 1995—2 “f":m‘ImO“ bow t9 80 about in i . ’ I
Miss li‘ritzi Blunchc \ g. .
7 Grand sin-J: 1226-: ———_ ' I PHONE e e e S 1’11.)th E
\v, D. Church Here's a promise and a Sll‘ll‘lst‘. 627 Denvery I
4 Orchard strcct ‘ 1496-3 The new Victor records._on sale 'to- “I. a.“ u "I. Houseware-
Jos. F. McQuillun morrow. hold a promise of being Just
12 Spring Hill 1822-3 as good as ever (better. pcrhntpsb). '
Robert Smith Each month you think they can‘ e , .i
12 liurrilt nx‘cnue . 1612-13 any better but—~this month. "Uh~ BISSELL S CARPET va EEPEILS
Frank \VOOd Huh' "ou ll be surpr r need! Hear Raise no dust, pick up thread and dirt. Cost only a few dollars.
Saves health and labor. Made in Mahogany or Oak finish
25 Washington Street
South Norwaifi
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The New VictorRecords
For February
will be on sale tomorrow
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For everybOdiV
For every use.
For every day.
COAIf
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We are as near to you as the nearest
telephone, and will deliver coal any where.
Our coal is from the largest and oldest
,mining companies—It is" our constant
aim to get the best. 4
Wm,“
Orders or payments may be left at Raymond Bros.
944Wash1ngton Strbet, ' South Norwalk, Conn.
The N orwalk Coal and Supply Co.
MASONS’ BUILDING swarms
Telephone 113 So. N orwalk
Norwalk Chronicler