Cheer up, dear folks, you will
not freeze though Boreas sends his
fiercest breeze—for as there’s coal
for every need from worrimcm:
you shoaid be freed. I! not the
kind you ’ve always had, you’ll
find these others "not so bad.” 1
Full many find it no great fuse to
use our good 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. P
But here’s, a tip they hand to
rue—“another strike in '23.”
Gee i
Ferris Coal Co.
THE MAN’S SHOP
A SPECIAL
Union Suits
$1.50
A “16 11),” Sea Island
Cotton Suit.
—.TIIE 0111;113:5110! "
(‘Iostelio81 (Smears
5. Norwalk Conn“.
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK ‘
Libby’s Corned Beef Bash,
2 1!). can ..... . ....... 26c
Ivory Soap, 3 bars . ...... 20o
Live Oak Buckwheat Flour,
3 lb. pkg. 220
Toilet Tissue, 7 for ...... 25c
2!. Cottage St., East Norwalk
IT 5 MUCH CHEAPfiR TO
PAY THE macros t1:51:
THAN IT IS T
There's one mighty good way
you can get out of the- doctor habit
and that is to make your home no
sanitary that your health will get
a chance to sleep nights and en-
Joy Itself during the day time.
Our sanitary plumbing will put
your residence In proper shape.
IA“. union I m
CODA“
3 :1..me m
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South'Norwalk.
unres' ran-remorse:
111.1; canons
~- — 792:»
~ one" evnumcs euruneweex #
“is seemingly unable to cm
TM ‘94
' decided? to 1p 311$?me their f
- district themes.
,' ingerthisweekatthefionehouser
I ‘one tontroek chassis whishe discus-
nedm‘
» rah-cheesi- w111 be eq 1e; _
' fire fighting. and will be mean:
in ta} motorisedsdepartnsent rio- ,
(' seam-
To pick the lowest pfice requires only the ability to read
. To pick the highest quality commensurate with real merit re-
, q quires a most intimate knowledge of the business.
Competition more or less keen, but we never compote in
price but in quality. This puts us above competition, except."
with dealers who sell equally good lumber and millwoi'k. 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-
ever is 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 {’9‘ Bailey CO.
Agents for Sheetreck and Oelotex Wall Boards. Bird I. Son Rocflngs.
. immigration harem; who conducted
' the three Gé‘rman shop mantis arrest-
: ed in Hartford several weeks5 ago. has
I are now pending before the board of
Secretary of Labor James J.
A. STULL ’
January Qlearan’ce Sale
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Brassieres and Underwear
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Mme. J eannette
56‘South Main St. South Norwalk
Clifford Hotel Building
SchultZe’ s Thursday SpecIals
Corned Plate Beef, - 8c lb.
Boneless Brisket 18c'lb.
Puritan Skinned Hams............30c_lb.
Smoked Shoulders 16clb.
,Gem Bacon 22c lb.
BestFrankfurters 22c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, so. Roz-walk.
- 39 and 43 Main Street,‘ Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Darien _ Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
.. born: to Mr. and Mrs. Jam 8. LeBol.
» of East Hartford. The latest addition
‘ to the large family in n. boy. Fraud:
. was burned to death while playing
' 11: f1- :3. Rm .1 the 311-111 1: permit-
. fed to go to dances or to the theater
. required to row 10 o’clock in tho
' hetening as a late how for getting
- mothers or lasso tamillien should re-
. eeive_ pensions. and urges free aid by
- the city and state at the birth of baby
' and to":- a. short time before and sitar.
I the tropics, frequently cunei- from
.Vtht You Wallets
MEAT" SATISFACTION
-Th1syou areguesanteedifyou buy ourmeets. Giveusyour‘
order for any kind of meat. We have it. .
Courteous Treatment — Prompt IONIC.
FOWLER’S MARKET
‘ .
M1810
anemone.» mum
‘haveneeminctyboonnronsedtothe:
Motemotwlned ire depart.—
ment there and. inc-muehuthoolty
the mntiier,‘ the We):
.2 mmthieourposemvieitnsocolai,
meeting or the newton none Cine-
many has been called for Weren-
when jibe matter of smrchditng (Ford .
It 316 been reallied for some time -
that motorised apparatus was needed.
and feeling on the matter is running
high ‘in the village at prount.’
All who are interested are asked to
be page!“ at the meeting on Friday
evening and give their support to the
project.
s.
EMAY BE DEPOMED.
w
InmtgrsflmBureauActsonCnseeot'
131% ‘Huflfpfl? Men. ,
Jeremiah 3.1111 _ of the lederol
the hearing in Boston in; the cones of
roommendd that the men be deported.
The men. Fritz Linger. Johannes
Ritcher and Kurt fauna, had been
working at the ‘East Hartford shops of >
the New” Haven railroad. Thea- cases
review at Washington. which will de- ,
cide whether the recommendations.
will be made effective.
The men were arrested in Hartford
LIttle I i
of Big Value
THE HAMERSIEY ROLL—Heavy waxed paper “with a cutter
box.” Each roll- is winches Wide and 125 feet long. Cutter"
Q
*\
mits exact length needed: to be cut off with a big
.paper,5;0c complete. ‘
VGLORIENT SILK TINTS—“Tlntssflk fast and bright, leave:
‘ snowy whi ” Twelve exclusive shades. Ask for Sample
Sill ‘
LADIE’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
Machine N eedlesfdr All Machines Box Papers in Many
I
l0 MAIN an,
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier,
Hatter and Furnisher
Te M'e’n and Boys
NORWALK, c'r.
Roodner,
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
1m“, 1m, Gm', my!
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
following an investigation ordered by
Devin
alter it had been allegod by railway
union oilieials that Gerninn and Eng-
lish mechanics were being. imported
for shop work in violation of the con-
tract labor :‘uvaJ
ans: 5151an cm.
Living. =
Whore and friends iobeerved
with a party recently the (arrival Doc-
emb'er 1c. of the Santana: child
“mm hr
Underwear, Bets
UhlmSuitiTomWynlhit
. Jackets, Ids Collars, Ace
All conundrum at Idem
Shite, 38W Hats.
Prices.
Palace Clothes Shop ,
finish“ lo. Kuwait.
‘ \
‘ Phene 2400
Elevator. Ann, Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Howard: Fourteen p: the children
are living2‘ Two died of the age of
six months. while another, Jeanette.
thiamine)»: in sine. 1914. vol: thence
or '1 mg The mother. who‘is u
.’ Pierre burnout or
.1. .. has eighteen children.
oldest $.th East Harvard tam-
without her mother. and the boys are
home. Mrs. LeBel believes that
Elephants. when first brought from
colic.
Promptnees Economy
Nemlk's Largest Mason Builder.
’ Quality
Say It With
—mm»—
" Flowers
flowers for All occasions
SO. NORWALK
FLORIST .
a.
a South shin Street "
Phone 364
OLD ramsns AT THE OLD
' mo:
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No pronnermg on Old Well ,
th best
Samoa; 7““
103 03m
0
in all quantities—For all occasions
CANEV ARI
Liberty Square ' Tel. 310
FRUIT OLIVE OIL
courscnonenv
WINTER TERM.
OPEN
Day and Night
Students May Enter in,
MERRILL BI'S
COLLEGES
so. NORWALK s:
PORT CHESTER
Pastuerized Milk
C rea 111
Sweet Creamery
Fresh Native
80c dozen
THE N ORWALK D
COMPANY
33 Center Ave. I
Tel 1664
"TEATGHER" P30
Include Cooking and
out for Every
“THATCHER' ’Round 5
Hot Water Boilers.
"‘THATOHER" Square
Steam and Hot Water
“THATCHER” Garage
Systems.
“GEYSER” Round Hot
ply Boilers.
‘GEYSER” and "ACTIVE'
dry Stoves.
'THATCHER TUBULAR"
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER METEOR'
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER PIPELESS'
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER” Single and
Oven Coal Ranges.
“TWIN-FIRE” Combination
and Gas Range and Other
of Single and Double Ova
bination Coal and Gas
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic
Heaters.
‘DURO" Country Water 8,
STEPHEN MILLER,
Sanitary Plumbing and H
Phone 3972.
15 Monroe St. So.
_W.ILLIAH W. DAWSON, Jr.
‘ . i ARCHITECT
127 Washington St. 31mm
scum NORWALK, come.
We’ve ‘given the prices a
Walloon ' ‘ ' .,
=Co’me and see what
Thirty Dollars will do
'when it comes up
‘ igégamsta$450vercoat
* See what Twenty-live
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ythma
1ectri cal
Liberty Square 11 3'“
2 Mares
'l'ci. 29:5.
”essence Main St.
South Norwalk:
No medicine cabiret is
WitllO'u". a
FEVER THERMOMET
Get one today at 0‘” s‘
H. A MEAD
Prescription Pharmacio
s No. Main 5:. 8° W“
I‘Bovi'Pharm" ‘ acy‘
_r§:.’-
MILL' OUT L
STORE
124 Washingmn 5mg
sou-rs NORWAL‘
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