oer up, dear folks, you will
fiercest brew—for as there’s coal
'for every need from worriment .. i,
you should be freed. I: not the
kind you’ve always had, you’11
j _.
not freon though Boreas sends his .
find these others "not so 11611.”.
‘ Full many find it no
use our, good Bi-tu-min-ens, and
every fir will make good heat if
rations o! Buckwheat.
So cast your troubles in the sea,
for death by .freezing’ s not for
fedwi
thee.
But here’s a tip they hand to
me—“another strike in ’23.”
Geo. l
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Ferris Coal Co;
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THE MAN’S SHOP
Presents
A SPECIAL
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$1.50
L 1‘16 lb," Sea Island
action Suit.
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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Libby’s Corned Beef Hash,
IvorySoap,3bars 200‘
Live Oak Buckwheat Flour
3 1b. pkg. sows-IOOIOII ”a
Toilet Tissue, 7 for . . . . . . 250
A. STULL
24 Cottage St, East Not-walk
111's MUCH CHEAPER TO
PAY THE PLUMBHIS FEE
THAN lT l5 1" ND
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51.1.2552. .
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There's one mighty good way
you can get out of the doctor habit
and that is to ska your horns so
sanitary that ur health will 9Q
a chance to sleep nights and“I sno“
y Itself during the «{tlms
Our sanitary plumbing w ll put
your residence in proper shape.
m RLYIOED E DELI
consul-O it"
amnion“.
F. s. EYON
JOB PRINTING
Booth Norwallr.
Geraldine Wright was one of the three winners in a beauty contest at
Oklahoma City. lea.
make the movies. ' .1
FAVOR PRIVATE OWNERSHIP
1
She’ll get a free trip to Hollywood to see how they
satisfactory. The development in pro.
portion to population is only one-tenth
A report has been submitted to the 'of the development of the United
Chamber of Deputies recommending Istat'es.
that the French telephone system, now
operated by the Government, be
turned over to a private company. The
French telephone system under Gov-
ernment management has not ’ been
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Great things are eprcted
farmers and labor unions get t~~ethe.'.
(The accent goes on When.”)—-—Phll-
adelphia Evening Public Ledger.
«hen
To pick the lowest price requires only the ability to read.
To pick the highest quality comme
mate with real merit re-
quires a most intimafite knowledge 0 the business.
Competition more or less keen, but we never compete in
ice 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 under-sell us except to 1
their own hurt as much as ours. As to those who handle what- .
eveaJs cheapest just because it’s cheap, our customers are». .
waking up and cheap lumber or millwork must have more than
price to recommend it.
The Hatch e May Co.
Agents for Shsstrook and Celotstlall Boards.
Ilrd L Son Room-15s.
January Clearance Sale
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Brassiercs and Underwear
L'I' REDUOED PRICES
Mme. J eannette
56 South Main St.
South Norwalk
Clifford Hotel Building
1’
What You want to
order for any kind of meat.
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed 1! you buy. our meats. Give us your
. We have it.
Courteous Treatment- Pro-wt Col-vies
FOWLER’S MARKET
Quality Gr, cries and
Free Dell
......
A
moonoas' '
79¢.
open evsmnes unifies ween
Addison John-1111‘ or meme).
T. has brought suit tor 35.000, anna-
n is snakes that. on :11. s. 19:11.
onsaid dnteiand payable one year-
.after date with interest at the rate
sembannuslly.
. Old Beiden Hill road. It is defined
the note remalhs unpaid.
The Nor-walk Iron Works claims
mm- ‘
Percy R. Drury of Rye, N. Y..
to have a judgment lien on
did property for $5.500. which lien
accrued subsequent to
mortgage
Gambler-ens.
an interest. in said property by reason
at two certain deeds. one trout Rich-
ard D. Kehoe to Ogden H. Bowers.
.dated March 15,1922, and the other
from Ogden H. Bowers to Richard D.
Kehoe. dated Nov. 13 1922.
The Harrlrnan National Bani:
claims on 'interest in said property
by virtue of, two certain documents.
one purporting to be a warrantee deed
11-11111 Richard 1). Renee to the Ham'-
man Notional Bank. dated May 31.
1'22 .. and the other belng an agree-
ment between said Harriman National
Bank and Richard D. Kehoe, dated
Italy 7. 1922. Said 'Kehoo or said
Harriman National Bank is allegedly
now be.in possession of said premises.
It is alleged Keboe hasnulawi‘ufiy
out trees from said premises and is
still cutting and removing trees
without the consent of the plaintlir.
It is alleged the premises are
worth $16,000 and that there are
mortgages on the property. including
the one held by plaintli! and one
prior to the plaintiff's mortgage. in
amount or :15. 000. , Said mortgages
are-now s. lien on the property.
Plaintlt! inks a foreclosure of his
mortgage and pension
mortgaged premises. and asks an
injunction to restrain ffirther cut-
ting or trees on the property.
The case is returuabie to. the Sil-
parlor Court or F‘alrfleld county.
Nomallt'a Lansstldason Builder.
Quality ‘ Promptnsss " Economy
yr
‘1
Hes-noon M
Bell
WWW!!!“
All Standard floods at led-rots
sum. SSW Hats.
Prices.
PalaceClothes Shop
13 11. run 111. So. Hawaii.
a
WIT-ELK W. DAWSON, Jr.
anoHrrec'r
127 Washington St. Phone 910
sou‘rn'nonwam, cons.
ASHER CECKSON
Clothier, 11111111- and Fuuishsr _‘
To Men and Boys .
10 sum or. nonwaut, on; ‘
121.1
arms or m
'. .- 1m ‘
January 2. 1928.
DAY A813 RIGHT SCHOOL
Fouled
RichlrdD; Wol_
WW
. 1% N: Y.; Percy Kris-um ft'y'or
_ W, Y; the ENonvaJk Iron ”works- and
the Hirrlfinn National Bank of the?
City of New, York. j .
detendant. Richard 1). Renee. owed .
‘ . the plainttfl 37,001) on his note dated
of six per cent. per sunny. payable
, . To secure. said note,
'_. he now several lots withbm
' lugs women. located in Nor-wall: on»
to have-aiuen against said property
for the man of $1,256.91, which lien‘ 1
accrued subsequent to the plaintifl's
plaintiR’s
Ogden H. Bowers claims to have _‘
TABLE DAMASKS—lnclude all grades
kll'iS to match in all guise
of Pnces On Cotton Goods
A sharp advance in prices on all grades of bed and table linen and
, glad .announcethat ourpre'selit prises show“ no advancement
of spmal lots have been arranged at less than former figures.
.0
g.
23
5% BED ENENSé—Include sheets of Standard makes“ in all Width: ..
~gE cases, all sizes. Bed spreads and other items.
1
i
,5
i
TOWEIS AND TOWHENG—Huck and Turkish towels of many -
Roller toweling and made up dish toWels. '
by the yard, pattern} c ioths and
“bile a
.The celebrated. telephone patent at
Meander Graham Bell ton-rite ln~
Vention or the telephone, which has
been called the most valuable patent
ever 1.11511 to any country. has been
followed b ya large number or bther
patents, all of these important and
rugby at them essential to the devel-
opulent o: the telephone principle
which Dr. Bell invented. The Bell
engineers continually at work on new
ideos. either originating new advance.
into telephonic adapting and devel-
oping ideas that are acquired for proc-
tlcal use. in this way the telephone
industry meets itsmeeds with prac-
tical devices and. new patents. The
American Telephone 11: Telegraph
Company owns more than 4, 000 pat-
ents. Applications for 2. use more are
pgnding tn the United States Patent
0 lies. ‘
Eugene Debs says that Sovietlsm
was the only good thing'that come
out o! the war. which is the most
crushing indictment of the war we
have yet heard. ~Nashvllle Southern
E} -',- ' . A BIG STOCK 0F BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.
mew slams; an.
System tnaintalnsa start of. over 1. 000 '
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESLIE '
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HLT
STRLW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
a
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
at ‘the .
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In all quantities—For all occasions
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CONFEGTIONERY
Tel. 310
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Alexand
_No. 8 North Main“
South Norwali.
“W” PBO‘
Inchde Cooking and ‘
out for Every
"THATCHER’ Round "r
HO! Water Boilers ,
'THATGHER” Square :
7 m and Hot Water :
”WATCHER" Garage
, Systems.
“GEYSER” Round Hot
y Boilers.
“GEYSER' and “ACTIVE"
Stoves. ,
“THATCHER TUBULAR"
Air Furnaces.
"THATCHER METEOR"
Air Furnaces.
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER” Single and
Oven Goal Ranges.
“TWIN-FIRE" Combination
and Gas Range and Other
‘ sl' Single and Double Oven
binatlon Coal and Gas ‘-
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic
Heaters.
“DURO” Country Water 8 «—
STEPHEN MILLER
Sanitary Plumbing and H—
Phone 3972.
16 Monroe St. So. Nu
LAST DAY
-— of ——
Xmas S
Donnelly’
18 So. Main St!“
No medicine cabinet is
without a
FEVER THERMOME =‘
Get one today at our
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmac
S No. Main St. So N0
MILL OUTL '
STORE
$324 Washington St '
10m noswm
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