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. It not the
kind you ’ve always had, you’ll
find these others “notso bad."
Full many find it no great fuss to
use our good Bi-tu-mimous, and
every fire will make good heat if
fed with rations of Buckwheat.
_ 80 cast your troubles in the sea,
'for death by freezing’ s not for
thee. ‘
But here’ s a tip they hand to
me—‘ ‘another strike in ’23. 3"
Gee I 1
FerrisCoal Co.
THE MAN’S SHOP
Presents
«L A SPECIAL‘
-—-IN—-o
s
Union suits
——AT—<
$1.50
A “16 111," Sea Island
Cotton Suit.
;\
«7115 MAN 1: suds. "
Elohim: @‘fitara
..S Norwal it.
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Libby’s Corned Beef Bash,
2 lb. can .......... . . 25c
Ivory Soap, 3 bars . ...... 20c
Live Oak Buckwheat Flour
3 1114113.: ....... has
Toilet Tissue, 7for 250
A. STULL
24 Cottage St., East Nomi]:
,
”A
1n“ .5 MUCH CHEAPiiR no
PAY THE mnsms FEE
THAN IT is T no
FOR THE
"l'hare's one mighty good way
you can get out of the doctor habit
and that is to make your h'ohia' so
sanitary that your health will get
a chance to sleep nights and en- .
Joy Itself during the day time.
Our. sanitagy plumbing will put 1
your residence In proper shape. ’
sass. umoun a pas:
. 09le
sandman-a. -
F. s. LYON ~
.1011 PRINTING,
South Norwaik.
t
ing committee. Dr. Willldm J. M
addressed the L .
topics. A third sires committee was
named consisting of thaledurer..§d¢_ ‘,
ward J. Quinlan. and lasers. must
Dorsey. Form and Cabin. which to- ,
gether with the council oilicers. not
alter
liininc.
- quires a most intimate kno
‘ Competition more or less keen, lint wemegr
~ price but in quality. Thin putt-m2» ,. ‘
i ' .with.dealers who sell equally good ‘
jrwe‘ only as}: fair profits fiey exceptto to»
1 their own hurt as much asoursr As toithose who‘- handle: what-
Cod Fish Steak.
uuami
hemedluanddimu-odpw‘
plans. Therebnowaiarge
1.
“if,"
To pick the lowest price} Wmfih A
To pick I,the highest @185me
hi
e com mtidh exact
new kirk.
cachet underestins
ever is cheapest just because it’s cheap, car customeraiare
waking up and cheap. lumber or
price to recommend it.
I
January Cl
miliwork must have more than
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery Brassiores and Underwear
ar aanuoan muons. .
Mme. J
56 South Main St.
Glider! Hml Iulldlnl-
..,,«‘
Shultze S Fnday Fish Specmls
Fresh Mackerel
25c lb
Fresh Herring liiclb.
Haddock 12clb.
Butter Fish .,. 28c lbz‘,‘
Mthum» «a». «.4
Halibut.........
SnapperBlueFish . 18clb.
BostonBlueFish 181'.le
Salmon...................................28clb.
li‘inllathddie 18clb.
TileFish ..... x...25clb
No.18melts ..................r......r....30C“!
FiatFish . lSclb.
Escallops 55Cp1nt
Oysters . 40cpin‘t
-" softness _ Samtary Matias,
Washington m. and Madman”, nationals.
so and 43 run M3m
Westport Georgetown Dafleh OW” Ilacit Rook Bridgeport
«3.. a
tte .
"pontoon-twain..me says
Wtheatamros'd’sidvbea'aebxrolioemnn
semi
realmeritre-
edgsotthsbnsincss.” ,,_
' ' time. the weapon; was d
I ' nmmgcded that a committee be up.
- . pointed and write to all the schools of
dress. who“ claims his birthplace as
m WW against him. In
‘ the man bodily out ot the store. By
the time he had glvtn the alarm. the
« corresponds to Joype‘?
itanempted to hold up’ Moorin last
‘7 Joyce had been? occupying.
: fringed. Norman Flewelyn
xiii ”flawed a. gym more and more.”
I adopted at the annual meeting at the
............
MEAT- SATISFACTION
Thisyonareguarantaedityou
buyoumsits. Givcuayour
rectum-minds!” Wetsuit. ‘
OWWg-s MW
infill? "ISM
~ moonoas
b
Jsta‘ndlng capitel stock or the com-
'South Hm was .taken lath
»wwm coach-mot
‘2“? lockup. ~' ‘
. Fancy. night, that an
., o! cider. nourishment out the deer.
"Do you’ know me!" ‘ asked the
custom
“bio 1' ere-lé’fiobrin, being unable to
remember his face.
"Do you know thll’"‘lhc :eustmner1
queried. pulling from his pocket 11. re-
velvet: .
Pushed Kim Out.
Moorin became excited and pushed
stranger had disappeared. Moor-in
gave to Policeman Eahey a descrip.
lion oi! the man and. this morning;
the patrolman picked up Joyce. '
, Moorin‘ was held min a. similar
manner. late last September. At that
and-
”he sustained a. .11;me
; caused his removal to; the
i”Hospital.. The description of the
vmangivenby Watthat time.
When he was taken in custody. this
morning. Joyce denied that he had
. night. He also denied the first at-
tempted hold-up.
man Fancy to search a shark which
High School Notes-
The weekly“ assembly was held this
morning in the auditorium. The Junior
class had charge of the ammbly. and
made a stirring appeal (or a "gym."
The junior cis- is starting a campaiglr
foraflm. and the campaign will not
be stopped until a gymnasium is
secured. The speakers or *the day were
Miss Conatan Lewis. in. Dorothy
histhewa 'Wiliiani Walsh. Ill-.4
Walsh's speech was very well hr—
this
to appeal-.3111! 1.11. Walsh kindly took
Mr. Fleweliyn‘a place. Mr. Walsh
with. Emile Gene's
ment. “day hyday in every
Stanley Joselovsky was chairman of
the assembly. Following the Junior
class ere. Superintendent o:
Sch " Gem-gov. Buchanan: sookein
Challis}! of the students. Mr. Buchan-
the “to. asking for information about
their gymnasium ,
Girls of the senior and junior clfi-
as had a "kid's day" Yesterday. All the
girls wore fancy colored hair ribbons
posed jauntily on the aide of their hair.
~‘ In .the assembly this morning. bliss
Mary McCarthy. director-rot music. an-
nounced to the pupils that tickets for
the 7 ncert to be given by the Choral
Art ciety in the Methodist church
will be put on sale at the high school.
One 0! the special features of the con- ~
cert will be f‘l—liawath’ia’s ”Wedding
, Feast.” '
cum“. smelt INCREASED..
ditemnt‘liad ' ,
. been made! to hold him 11pm about 11 «
.p.1n. Restated thatamanfinpon ,
‘ entering the place. asked for a. glam ,_
i
noawsms 1311mm;
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naY, Goons STORE
5 Items of Big Value
: 11111 HAMERSLEY ROLL—Heavy waxed paper with acutterfi
a; - box.” Each r011 15 12 inches Wide and 125 feet long Cu
mite exact length needed tobe cut off with a. big 5a.,
-7 ‘ paper, 59cmmpl€ba A
5' GLomnNT SILK TINTS—“Tints silk fast and bright leaxa
' snoWy whi ” Twelve exclusive shades. Ask for sampe‘
LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
Machine Needles for AlLMachincs Box Papers in Many ,
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ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier, Hatter and Furn'laher
-— To. Men and Boys
it) MAIN- ST. NORWALK, GT.
No weapoh was -
round in his poaseasl‘ou. Capt. John B.- '
* Brennan, acting chief. ordered Patrol-
' 1-1qu
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Unianulta'l'omWyexnlt
Jackets, Ids Collars. Ace
All Standard Goods at Ioderata
Shirts. saw Hats.
Prices.
Palace Clothes Shop
18mm“. Balm
' Roodnere
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
smw, marinara, hrs.
Phone 2400
Elevator, Ann Street
South Norwaik, Conn.
noun, rash. exam. HAY.
issue. owing to illness Jae was unable '
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Flowers
Flowers for All Occasions
SO. NORWALK
' FLORIST
280mb Main Street
Phone 364
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OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
PRICE
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 101:.
No profiteering on Old Well
Cigars. Theyarethebcstci‘gars
madeatthtprice.
The on Well 5c Cigar and“
v
IOEGREAH
in all quantities—For ail occasions
CANEVARI
Liberty Square . lliel. 310
FRUIT ouvs on.
. coursc'rloflanv
smolden nave Cluood‘uore.
Below to given the resolution
Board of Trustees of the an. sol-walk
Trust company, held yeete'rday. by
which the capital stock, of the conhj
puny is increased from 3200.006 to
8800.000. and which stock is- purchase
able at put by present stock holders '
to the amount of half 0: their present
holdings. 3
The resolution readsz— ‘
RESOLVED. by the Board of
Trustees of THE SOUTH NORWALK
TR arm that the capital
at ol the company he mmc by
to say. item lts‘pres'ent' outstanding
capital or four thousand (4000)
shapes to six (6000) shares. the pro.
m derived theretrom to be u»-
posited in the Capital Stock Account
or the company: that said stock shall
timed: for cash at par per abre:
t mas-11m. shay ;he adored at
onfeg- to mandates. a: records c!
11:15am in propel-tic to air re-
speeslve holdinns or the present out-
Wt‘hat‘aaid stockshallbe nib?
Wt ‘
ml:
two thousand (zoos) stares. that iii 3
_'We;ve given the prices a
‘ {Crime and see what
Thirty Dollars will do
it comes up
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EM 2047 a .
Norwalk' 5 Largest 1,:
Quality Premptnes‘
WINTER TERM
OPEN
Day and Nig
Students May Er:g»_
MERRILL BL'
COLLEGE:
SO. NORWALK _,
PORT CHES’
Pastuerized Milk
Cream
Sweet Creamy;
FreSh Nazi“?
80c dozen
TEE NORWALK i-
COMPLVY
33 Center Ave. .’
Tel 1664
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Include Cooking and _
Equipment for Every
“THATCHER” Rcued ‘
Hot Water Bale-s.
n'I'HATCI'iER"
Oteam and Hal 2
“THATCHER” Garage
Systems.
“GEYSER” Round Hctw
ply Boilers.
“GEYSER” and 'ACTWE'
dry Stoves
'THATCHER TUBULAR‘
7 Air Furnaces.
"THATCHER METEC-R'
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER P' PELESS‘
Air Furnaces
“THATCHER” S’ng'e €05
Oven Coal Rargss. ‘
“TWIN-FIRE” Comt'fiatrl
and Gas Range: "‘5 0"”
of Single and D: 12:5 0
bination Coai ard 53$ "
"KOMPAK" Gas Au gratis
Heaters.
f‘DURO" Country Water 5.
STEPHEN '4
Sanitary Plumb Hg '3"! '
Phsn: 39 -2
15 Monroe St. 5"
mt "gallium“
31mm
5359
11 .\'o.
Idbcrty Square
2 §l<ir€3
Tel. 2915-
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