,23. -~
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 beds”
Full many find it no great'fuss to
use our good Bi-tudnin-ous, and p
every fire will make good heat if
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
me—-—“anothcr strike in ’23.”
Gee !
...—....—
Ferris Coal Co.
THE MAN’S SHOP
A SPECIAL ‘
Union Suits .
$1.50
A “16 lb,” Sea Island
Cotton Suit.
.7175 MA” 5.51105“
sziéll08: Qfl'fiieara ;
:5. Norwalk. Conn;
falling.
with healthy minds.
severe, is followed by fine weather.
When discouraged. remember that you are in a storm, with fair Weather
and happiness sure to follow
chain
He calls it' “The Passing Shower. "
The principle is this:. '
a .
To pick the lowest price requires only the ability to read.
To pick the highest quality commensurate with real merit re-
quires a most intimate knowledge of the business.
Competition more or less keen, but we never compete in
Next time you are gloomy or discouraged. yourwill cheer up and have
renewed hope it you study the above pen-plant's by Artist Setterfleld and
carry it indelibly in your memory.
This picture is a drawing copied from an oil painting done by Satterfleld
last summer
‘he front of the scene. closest to you, is dark and clouded. with rain
In the distance you see the fine weather that follows in the wake of
the storm—bright sunshine. freshened air. birds venturing from cover.
Behind all this is a principle’ tha't has been apparent to all philosophers
Ever? storm. no matter how
Fine weather and storms follow each other in an eternal cycle or endless
So do night an dday light. also winter and summer. This is natural law.
By the same law, Joy and sorrow alternate. like waves. through our life-times
At the end of it all. you will realize that this contrastds necessary. to
make us appreciate the things worth while. when we have them. Change is
an eternal process. and its purpose is to provide contrasts which zlve us
valuable experience, also wisdom, tolerance and appreciation.
women?" ' .
Here’s a chance for feminists and
anti-feministsgand more men torin-
swer Question No. 5 of the second half
of the Sentinel $100 in gold prize con-
test and perhaps win the 85 prize 01- ’
rered for the best answer to this ques- .
tion. The time limit is set Monday
noon. thus allowing ample time for
letters mailed on Sunday to reach the
Sentinel emcee.
It you approve of the comfort and:
healthfulness of this fashion which
many women acclaim as “sensible and
Pro ivo".--say 30,-—
less. you consider it the better
course to spare women's ”crowning
glory". just say that as cleverly as
possible. Answers will be judged sole.
1:7 on the merits or their cleverness.
Question No. 4, “What is the most
interesting thing you saw today?"
W be answered by contestants until
Saturday night at 8 o'.clock E,
Letters of every description reach
The Contest Editor. Some answa-s
are neatly printed on the coupons
printed in another part of the paper
daily. Others are scrawled on dingy
scraps of paper. Some are written on
expensive stationery with fine pens.
Two interesting and contrasting
letters reached The Contest Editor to-
day One. from a High School girl,
was inscribed on pale pink notepaper
with a. mysterious odor of sandalwood
or other fragrance beyond the k'en of
mere journalist, written daintily and
with evident care. The other. from a
well known local business man, was
Written with bright blue fountain pen
ink in a bold dashing hand. Station—
ery used was that otos. nrm locally
prominent;
The Contest Editor enjoys the host
0 tletter—friends,- -even though he has. ‘
the opportunity to meet few of them
personally. Many have paid him the
bone!- or a. call or personal note of
commendation or query.
——.______.._.
A COMING RAILROAD MAN.
"Augh—waugh—gr- r- l "
It was the baby and he had made
similar remarks steadily tor the last
hour. Mr. Appel's hair—what was
left or it—stood on end “
"Gnow—ahwb—wombds-on flbgour-
r-r!" remarked the baby lustily. while
the people liivng across the way rose
from their beds and closed the win-
dows ostentatiously.
Mr. Appei around his teeth. “To
thing.” he murmured wearily. “that I
should base lived. to become the
father of a n announcer."——Arkano
m Utility News.
“Do you approve of Subbed hair for» i
-—in 25 words or
An
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" NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
ALL OF THE FUR SCARFS
.. 25 per cent off
exceptional opportunity to save money right in the heart of the
Big Bargains in Children’ s Fur Sets
Were up to $15.00, NW 5120681111 Less.
A Few More Dainty Dresses
Canton Crepe and Poirot Twill. Latest Models. Bargain Prices
Wmter Coats Reduced
A Wide Choice of Colors and Weavos for Ladies and Misses.
; FEE-Am JANUARY:
A tin or CHILDREN’S. COATS, 35 ..oo
'anufacturer 3
sale
Samples and L 00m Ends
AT
The Fair Department Store
Now is yOur chance to avail yourself of every day needs.
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FOLLOW THE CROWD
To
THE NEW
So. N orwalk
Lunch
87 North Main Street.
Regular Dinner 40c.
BEST IN TOWN
Wholesome Food—Home Cook-
ing.
,
'3 mm CflEAPfiR To
1,, ‘ THE PLUMBERS FEE
There's one mighty good way
you can get out of the doctor habit
and that Is to make your “home so
' unitary that your health will get
a chance to sleep nights and an
Joy itself during the day time.
Our sanitary plumbing will put
your residenca in proper shape.
EASE, RAYMONDSDELI
COMP m
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norms
LADIES' FELT SLIPPEES
- ALI. COLORS
79c
OPEN EVENINGS ENTIRE WEEK
price but in quality. This puts us above competition, except;
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. As to those who handle what-I
ev or is cheapest just became it’s cheep, our customers are
waking up and cheap lumber or millwork must have more than
price to recommend it.
The Hatch E Bailey Co.
Agents for Sheetrock and Colotex Wall Boards. Bird a Son Rootingo.
Basics
BATTERIES
We Are the Only Authorised Exide Dealers in This Town.
S. L. BENEDICT
nummm
was: You Won: Is .
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy, our'mests. Give us 1.0".
order for any kind of meat. Awe have it.
- Courteous Treatment —- Prompt Sol-vies
F OWLER’S
sandman»: Phone-‘14.”
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Free Delivery
wanna w. DAWSON, Jr.
WE HAVE BOUGHT UP THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
MANUFACTURERS’ SAMPLES
Consisting of odd lots of merchandise of every description and 11 1.1
, place same on sale at unheard of prices
' DON’T WAIT! COME EARLY AND GET FIRST PICK
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‘27 “'1“!an or. Phone 910 3‘
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. i:
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let enwemovo toournew I- ,, ~ ,
10mg,wgwm”nmmm_ F! mSWI'I-m
insets great reductionin ‘1 , m
9"“ Iii? All sizes.
3‘ Reg. value $2. 49.
$1.00
ASHER GLICKSON 3? Sale Price . . . ... .,
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Clothlsr, HMattsr togaFurnlsher if LOT no.2
. -T° """ " 16 somnnvvsaoron
W MAIN sr. ‘ NORWALK, or. ii . III‘mL
3,3 Assorted stri
i! Reg. value 2 c.
ATTEND _ 3! Sole. Price—Yd.
' 19c
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3'6 LADIES museums]:
gnu-“OK HOB!
" REMOVAL 2:?
In Blank only.
if Reg, value 45c; ‘
S E 59 Sale Price ...... . 23c
, “ alarms“
Evan‘s-rants -"7 . LAD snooms ‘
SACRIFICE). I it ”In rink only. All sizes.
«Reg. value 29c.
‘1
Sale Price ...‘...- ‘ 19C
5-;
' Sale Price ...' ...... .
LOT NO._S LOT NO. 11
Ladies’ Heavy White Flannel LADIES’ WINTER WEIGHT
NIGHT GOWNS VESTS
With hand embroidery and
hemstitehing, slightly soiled.
Reg. value $1. 98. 89 c
LOT NO. 7
men's soorcn‘ FLANNELI
man-r enters and BOYS'
Short sleex es no ~ cit-i ‘5
long sleeves. l
Reg. value (39c.
Sale Price
LOT N0. 12 9
LADIES’ MUSLIN cowss :
Trimmed pith em! r IE-ierius 5.:
m Puma laces. Reg val. (1; pg 1
Reg. value $1.69. 89 Sale Price ......... O c 7
SalePrice.......... C LOT NO ,3 E
LOT no. a I ‘ A
CHILDREN'S WOOL
LLDES’ SGOTGEJ'LANNEL mBED HOSE
- BLOOM ’
Heather colors all s iz: .<
Reinforced‘seat, all sizes. Reg. value 98c.
Reg. value 50c. 1 .......... 65C
SalePriee.......... 33c SaePrice
LOT NO. . LOT NO. 14
Ladies’ 3-4 lmnz'lt
GAWT CHAMOISETTE
GLOVES
III-White only. all sf.»
Reg. value $1.49.
Ladies’ 2.Piece
BILLIE ' BURKE PM“
Made in Scotch flannel.
sizes. Reg. val. $1.98. 98 c
U Sale Price “...-...!“ Sale Price ..... 69c
exan er, S 5‘ LOT no.5 ' LOT no. 1‘0
u , LOT no. 15
I” so 111".E mm m sovs' Au. wooz. , mum-s CASMERE
No. 8 North Main Street, 3% .30"? 1;: 013:” scans in mag '0'“. SbWEAIEBs nose
it ' u e my 0 ers. i erent com inations. . A11 size ,
:1: South NIomlk. it Beg. value 29c 19 Reg. value $2.98, $1 69 Reg. value 250. 19 .
1 . I‘ SslefPrice..........~ ,. c Sale Price ...... .1 0 ‘Sale Price........... c
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armorwmss
‘ Isl-sax
has.” 2, 1923. p .
DAY Ann Niel-1T scuooL
New Glasses Being Formed
at That‘l'ims.
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGES
Come Expectmg- the
Greatest Bargains
I
PORT CHESTER
7 We Will Not Disap-
point You
OLD CARS“
Isl! Your Old cars 1:0 9"
mason will
WRECKIN
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