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PAGE SIXTEEN
Cheer up, dear folks, you will
not freeze though Boreas sends his
fiercest breeze—for as there’s coal
for every need from worriment
you should be freed. If. not the
kind you’ve always had, you’ll
find these others “not so be .”
Full many find it no great fuss to
use our geod ‘Bi-tu-min—ous, and
every fire will make good heat it
fed with rations of Buckwheat.
So cast your troubles in the sea,
for death ‘by 'freezing’s not for
thee.
But here’s a tip they hand to
rue-J ‘ another strike' in ’23. ’ ’
Gee l
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Ferris Coal CO.
THE MAN’S SHOP
Presents
A SPECIAL
v— IN —-——
Union ' Suits
>——— AT ——--
$1.50
'A “16 lb," Sea Island
Cotton Suit.
-".TI/E MAN'SSIIOPJ’
chillers. o'meara -
)5. Norwalk. Conn.
SEEDF‘INTEREST?
"Will“ $5
Answers to the questions asked in
The Evening Sentinel 8100 in gold
prize competition reach our emcee
daily in great numbers. Sentinel read-
ers. scattered throughout the Nor-
walk. Rowayton. Wilton. I, Darien
Westport and the vicinity are succem-
fulin devising" home clever answers‘to
questions appearing daily in this
paper.
Today’s question is, "What is the
most interesting thing you saw to;
day?" A coupon giving the question
and the rules of this centest is printed
on another‘page of to night's paper.
.The question which has aroused the
greatest interest so far is Question No.
2; “Would you go to see a ‘Fatty’
Arbuckle film '3" Answers to this much
“discussed question will'be received by
The Contest Editor. until tonight at 8
o'clock. The name of the winner 'will
be announced nextweek Tuesday. thus
giving the board of judges ample op-
portunity to examine every question
thoroughly and make their decision
with the utmost deliberation and fair-
ness.
While Arbuckle has many ardent
champions in Norwalk. there are many
WHAT DID you ‘ * i
'already stationed here audat Me!-
'Friday‘ of an open hearing by the
who declare that use; no misuse..-
ces would they countenance the pro. .,
'sentation of films infwhich he appears. r
@113»th Emma-Earths board 9:
Judges. prelerVEd an, nttltude' of open-
mindedness on the question and is
waiting to be convinced until the time
limit is placed on this'question. Sev-
eral answers have been' telephoned to
our oilices. _. _ ,
Yesterday's question; “What was; the-~
bravest act‘llyou ever “swimmin—
some interesting answers. The indi-
vidual idea of. bravery varies even
morethan The Conteq , Editor ex.
posted. Graphic scenes or heroism.
loyalty and quick thinking contrastl
with“ 25 WON!“ picture- of quiet
self-forgetfulness and steadfastneas.
Answers to this questioyn‘will not be
accepted by the board of judges after
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
MORE TROOPS“ .
' SENT TO BASTROP
EASTROL; rLa. Jan. tel-The move-
ment of additional state troops to
Bastrop to join the four companies
Rouge. efforts to locate Harold Teeg-
erstroom. carbon plant time-keeper.
whose mysterious disappearance has
furnished a new sensation in the in-
vestigation * by federal and state
agents into’ masked band .operations.
and the preparations for the starting
state attorney-general. made up to-
day's surface developments in More-
house Parish.
price to recommend it.
FOLLOW THE CROWD
To
THE NEW
So. Norwalk
- Lunch
67 North Main Street.
Regular Dinner 40c.
BEST IN TOWN
Wholesome Food—Home Cook-
mg.
p
cu carnage To
FEE
no
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PAY THE moments
THAN IT IS 1'-
FOR THE
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There’s one mighty good way
you can get out of the doctor habit
and that Is to make your'homo’so-
sanitary that your health will get
a chance to sleep nights and en-
«joy Itself during the day time.
Our sanitary plumbing will put
your resldenoe in proper shape.
m “WORD 0 pm
comm
3 l'lax Hill Road.
56 South Main St.
To pick the lowest price requires onl
To pick the highest quality commensurat _
quires a most intimate knowledge of the busmess.
Competition more or less keen, but we nevercompete In
price but in quality. This puts
with dealers who sell equally good lumber and millwork. As
we only ask fair profits they cannot undersell us except to
their own hurt as much as ours.
ever is cheapest just because it’s cheap, our customers are
waking up and cheap lumber or millwork must have morethan‘
The Hatch £9“ Bailey Co.
' Agents for Sheetrock and Celotex Wall Boards. Bird G. Son Roofings.
Mme. J cannette
Corsetiei‘e and Glover
Clifford Hotel Iulldlng
Ithe ability to read.
e with .real merit vre-
us above competition, except
As to those-who handle what-
I
South Norwalk
.89 N0. Main Street
BATTERI
,We Are the Only Authorised Edda Men in This Town.
5. L. BENEDICT
flfimmm
was: You Want Is
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your
order for any kind of meat. We have it.
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i..FOWLER*S- MARKET
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.The evening-recline" will not to-
open until Monday. January Salient-E
time, the Junior Red Croatia having
a rhyming «contest, to invite the
grown-ups v-toj attend. .Pupils are
mit them to their téachers, and‘ any!
written on theiback ofa slip printed
with the familiar symbol, and. car-
red home to the relatives or friends
the student had in mind when writing
his invitation. Those who do« not
write original rhymes may copy the
following message:—
Invitation to Franklin .School
Monday. January 8, 1923
from 7pto 9 o'clock.
T‘Come! Englidl learn
While school lights burn,"
Say Junior Red Cross members,
To all their foreign neighbors. ‘
“A hundred students to enroll
We have set as Monday's goal."
~ Pupils should sign their names; and
day school class and teachers. If sev-
erall adults are enrolled as the result
of Junior oRed'Cross invitations tram
one room as proved by presentation
of J unidr Red Cross invitations- from
will enjoy therprize altered to. the
room. a patriotic picture. Miss Wen-
deroth. Executive Secretary of the
Red Cross, Mrs.,Anderson, Director'of
Americanization. and Miss McKenzie.
an evening school teacher who also
knows the children of Knudsen
school. where she is in charge of the
" third grade, will be the judges of the
contest writing original rhymes. For
the best rhyme a book is the prize.
, the life of some American statesman
in whom the pupil
ward is interested. The .life of
Washington or Lincoln .by E. 8.
Brooks might interest a younger pu-
pil. or Franklin's Autobiography. a
Junior High School prize; winner.
Rhymes of merit wil be published in
the newspapers. as far as space per-
mits. '
A Franklin Studentslaeah.
"Go to school, please mother.
.Along witir big brother.
I'll stay with small sister."
He bent down and kissed her,
This Junior High lad.
“Go to night school, where dad.
Had he lived, would be glad
That English you’re learning
And second papers earning.
The Red Cross hopes you'll
Attend nights at MY School."
winning the re-
. . Battalions of Students.
My neighbors are Italians.
They marched in straight battalions
In line array
Columbus Day.
Citizenship desired . '
Leads some of them. 1110' tired
After the day.
to cut out. play, ' ,
Smoking and pool.
For Evening School.
Red Cross Junicrs" ‘ ' '
All such neighbors
To Monday’s class ~
Welcome en masse.
“C
Us
All
Ii
‘ C
Better”
A person should have their
eyes examined at least once in
coguwns.
Eyes Examined
._ and _
Glasses Fitted
W.~5A. McClelland
. ... Incorporated -—
OPTOMETRISTS — OPTICIANS
“Quah’ty~-Grocmm,
......... Ember-very
x
83 Washington Street
more 1405
A. F. BeckmaIIn e co, Inc.
.South Norwalk 1
..... i
223 Atlantic Street. 1 8mm m , h tat when we move into our '
‘ ass-moan, com , “”9" 'l:2'..".'“:,7$_"‘ "mm mm, we will sell all mgr ..
Next to Woolworth's. 'Tel. 1391 fi 15 Monroe st. 3.. Nos-walk lies at a great reduction
*; _ ‘ - . . grioe.
' erasure or ,wIN-rsn CORRECT ' ASHER GLICKSOX
Jmhw1m , . EYEGLASSES , Clothier, HMattcr adndB Fsurn'l
a . - , .1 p '1 ' ~' 0 ‘ To on an 0)’
DA)?! AND NIGHT SCHOOL .7 . ‘3 _ 7 . Lowombk Fltted 1. "MN 31- NORWALK, I
NOW Classes icing POM“ Underwear i5_a very Defaull7 . ' i' ‘ fill a ‘ '
-- ~ It Th“ T‘mv ~ 9.1 proposition that comes Becoming Manner.
MERRILL BUSINESS?
2- COLLEGES ~ 7
so. no'nwaw; .s‘raurono f.
. _ . 9°“ cuss?“ "
as’ked‘to wring-original rhymes, .subv . ‘
rhyme which‘il- approved» may be‘
day night, all the pupilsof that class .
.each sample is numbered and identi-
1 mover. stood the
F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
' PALACE BOOTE‘ ,Q‘RY '
. 79c
OPEN EVENINQS‘ENTIRE WEEK
Shoe Store
. every way.
axon-Inst. mam/J"
. o.
STORE -
314 AtlaitioStx-eet ‘ '
man, cons.
ATLANTIC JEWELRY , ,»
essential" ,
south Norwalk. "m ma, '3“ I". m "
.Present the smartest footwear for all. ' Winter is here!
must FELT 3mm 80.18 the need for new footwear 1 Go to the Palace Bootery‘_
m 001.038 where such wonderful values prevail." You will getnot only
style, of a distinctive character, ~not:_onlygex uisite workman-
ship, not only unexcelled' quality, but more or your dollars
01' W‘ L. en’s and Mudflats
~‘ mrmcmlusmnwfl ._
esrml'sn'ao 3100a. ('
MW: .Butter ,
EreshNafive—Eggs <
80edozen"
at. ~.
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”center-f ‘17.. '
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’ I'NfOZRWALK’S
£6880“
f‘Wérenp
. ‘ ' ' "A Wide 'Choi’coor
*hHYA
LEADING
ALL OF THE FUR 'SCARFS
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An exceptional opportunity to savornoney right in the heart of the “in .
\s' ' .
. - .. A” Few .Moi'e Dainty Dresses
4 VCantOnr Crepe and Poirot Twill. Latest Models. Bargain Prices.
Winter" Coats Reduced
A DOTOECIIILDEEN’s' COATS, $5.004
x
DRY GOODS STORE
percent Off
m >Chi1dren’s Fur Sets
a; $15.00,.Now $12.00 and Less.
Colers and weaves for Ladies and Misses
r
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TABLE SECURED.» BY
Earns. - - ‘ _
The Forest School attale‘ Univers-
ity is the recipient sot. aivaluable table
from the Philippine Islands, the gift
of alumni of *the- school whoare em-{
ployed in the Philippine Forest Serw
vice. This table is of Narra ymod. 6
feet 'by 18 feet in size. It was Origin-
ally preSented‘ by the old Spanish
Forestry Bureau. knownas the Manila
Botanical Garden. to ’th‘e'.is.yor and
Council oi‘Manila in 1886. After the,
American occupation the table was
used for some time by Governor Gen-
HISTORIO ‘
Glastonbury underwear, leis
All Standard Goods at Iodsrate.
Palace Clothes Shop
unmet. Saltorwslk.
' Headquarters ,for
ATTEND
OUR
REMOV A
SALE
Union 81ml. Tom wyo Knit
Jackets, Ids Collars, Ace
Shirts, MW Hats.
Priced.
eral WilliamrHoward Taft. When Mr.
EVERYTHING
Taft left, it passed into private hands
and was recently acquired by the
Director of the Philippine Forest
Service. Arthur FnFischer. '11 F“
and other Yale alumni. The table is
inlaid with an inscription in Camagon _
wood denoting its origin and disposi-
tion. Forty-six kinds of Philippine
woods were used to create this table;
tied for addition to the School collec-
tion which has for many years been
the largest Of its kind in the United
States. The table will be used in
the new forestry building. Sage l-lall.
the gift of William H. Sage. Yale '65,
which is being erected on Pierson-
Sage Square and will be completed
during the coming summer.
FLOUR, rEEI), cam, HAY,
smw, ran-mazes, Ere.
SACRIFICED E
Roodner
Feed CO.
wnonssm
Alexander
No. 8 North Main S
South Norwalk.
colds. croup. threat. chest-and bros.
chial' lrrltatlonp Quickly relieved with
Foley's Honey and W. Contcias no
opiates—ingredients printed on the
testct time serv-
‘THATGHER" Garage Heating
Systems.
“CIVIC?” Round Hot Water Sup-
lag three generaticns. stills“. Powell. a Laun-
Corporation.—Mv. / Stoves."
“THATOHER TUBULAR” Warm
, . Air Furnaces.
Q" “THATCHER METEOR” Warm . h‘
, Air Furnaces. '
“THATGHER PIPELESS" Warm No medicine cabinet is com;
Air Furnaces. without a
“THATOHER” Single and Double FEVER THERMOMETER.
“TWIN-FIRE"
“KOflPAK” Gas Automatic Water
“DURO” Country Water System.
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The smallest screws are those made Ph°n° 2‘00 ' ‘. . l l, P l g
for watches. An ordinary thimble - .
would contain 100.000 of some sizes. Elevator. Ann Street i Phone an a 1m -
- ——‘—---—-—-————“ Norwalk’s Largest Mason :
The Turk. is’Europe's bad penny.——_ south Norm CORR. .
Chicago Journal of Commerce. Quality Promptness Ec-
GRAN, Donna) nan GROUP! » , i
mUGH.
“My grandchil'f could get no relief "TEAM" PRODUCTS ‘
whatever from a very bad croupy Mud. Cooking “d Em
cough,” writes Peter Lentils. MFeyers- for
dale. P‘" "until I gave him oley's '“THATCHER” Round Steam and
Honey and Tax. It is a twat help Hot Water Boilers. EDIC
Guam and Hot Water Boilers.
Horwalk, Conn.
lo lers. .
IYSIR" Ind “ACTIVE"
Oven Coal Ranges.
Combination Coal
and Gas Range and Other Types
of Single and Double Oven Oom-
blnatlorr Coal and Gas Ranges.
Get one today at our store.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 No. Main St. So. Norwal
Flt-idli-
Between now and Jan
close to every. man -—-. you
have your own feelings in
this matter. You know the
kind you like and it’s here.
THAMER, .l-Nc.
Li ht, medium or heavy. ~ ‘ i E "
Mgrcerizred,.cotton and wool, A 37Afllflficst..smm
all «wool and variousmix-
Prices....'.._.;5...; Slicing.” . . . , w...“-
Pajamas in ionizing 118111161 10! m on FRIENDS AT THE 0
are the favorites this season - ‘ PRICE
idr‘tlibét men.» . _ . ‘ I in all quantities—For all-occasion.
‘Prie’edat .....'.';.... $1.95- I ' TheOld‘Well5cCigal'
- Some 1966131- soeksl-atz25e. 7 ~ - . .,
-n(rt'-a'sgoo‘d‘as they look but ~ , - C ANEVARI the Perfecto Bouqll
=good-for.theprice. ‘31 ‘ ' _ at10c.
, Others a»... .35..» $1.00- . Liborty Square Tel. 810-“ ,
'» 2- , ,» . NoproflteeringonOld.
FRUIT 0le: OIL. . They are the best .. I
' made at that price.
CON FEGTIONERY
OLDC'
'Senfouromcarsw "
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