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' Che‘u' 11$, dear folks; 7°“ will
not truss though Boreas sends his
lines“ break-tor as there’s coal
is: m need horn worrimsnt
ye‘eehouldbeireed.1fnotthe
kind'yoa’ ve always had, you’ll
find those others: ”not so bad.”
F‘nllmany lind’it no great fussto
use our good Bi-tumiu-ous, and
every fire will make ‘ood heat it
led with rations“ oi 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 ’2§.”
Gee l
Ferris Coal’Co.
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'5 MUCH CflEAPfiR 10
AV. THE PLUMBERS 55E
71151;. one mighty good way
you can get out of the doctor habit .
and that is to make your home so
sanitary that your health will get
nohanee to sleep nights and on;
Joy Itself during the day tiine.
A Our sanitary plumbing will
*your residence In proper shape.
sermons
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put
4h.
mml’mT-m
79c
‘orsu 1111mm. 11111111: warn
--I mean the feathered ones that
scratch about one‘s. neighbors
Rik yards 111' the spring time and.
least on the tender shoots in one's
own cherished vegetable garden. ‘
9
deals with the habitat of the
aforementioned towls.
wandered into cosmeally and
Bracken's Shoe store. 81 Wash-
ington Sheet. yesterday‘ after
noon.
grdup' including'. some or the
leading business men in south
Norwalk,
" Edward Smith. Leepr and the
proprietors of the shoe store. "
B! m ransom . porter
This is a. It about chickens; ‘
Her-don't 1 p at concussions.
“perhaps” Hr. Smith might have
some skulls!- mtenfin. .} ~
Strictly speakin , this narrativs
I 'Mr... Smith; on Heaviest Avenue.
, ~ revealed that there was a strong
When The woman Reporter probability that the only chicken
coop-in-the-makino- was in the
”.v'man whp had seen The‘Wom'an
she met .' “mutive .1 Reporter 30¢ G m of the; elabor-
Every bpdy at” The Evening
sentinel slices use... good laugh.
——just like the one in store for
the conspirators wh'pn' they: read;
Al rt 1). '
Moreno.
Obiigingiy. these gentlemen this item.--?
furnished the data for severe] The inoral to unantive is.
City Briefs. one, of the most "Don't count your ickgns before
popular and widely reeid departr
ments of The Evening Sentinel.
As an after-thought, Mr. Smith
gave detailed information about a
new \enture of Mr. Bracken'sr—
the
chicken house
1601'" as a fitting residence for his -
beloved flock of brown Leghornsu
seemed—yet The Woman Report-
er, as is her wont, was exceeding-
ly incredulous of even‘ the most
, trivial
thoroughly verified in every detail
—on_e or the first things a cub re-
they are hntchedg. Neither de-
‘ scribe“ ‘your: neighbors chicken
; houses; betore they are: built."
-me« nonsense. we leap" to
building or a "two-story '
with a. Mansard but! note of the fruitless .t-
tempts o! majestic” at “DB9-
mg the buck” 'As‘ nearly so The
Won-n can ascertain,
' Mr. W no intention of
' Motors! ventures;
neither has Mr. Smith,wi1lle Mr.
< Mm remahs muesli!
mt. Sela!!! ’ 1'
x 3,
An interesting bit of newer—it ‘ "
information 11 til it is
i
To pick the lowest price requires only the ability to read. '
To pick the highest quality commensurate with real merit re-A .
quires a most intimate knowledge of the business.
Competition more or less keen, but we never compete in
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 cannpt undersell us except to
their own hurt as much as ours. As'to those who handle whet-
‘ a ever is cheapest just because it’s cheap, our customers are
waking up and cheap lumber or
price to recommend it.
I
The Hatch £9? Balley Co.
Agent's for Sheetroer Ceiotex Wall Boards. Bird: tfien Bearings.
Atelepbenel call ‘td. the house or !
11mm or the imaginative gentle. .
%‘ Thaleflzilree mean the chances
ate detain hel' rat unis memos. '
, a Th3 death toll
pee-ashore is‘just‘time to “he a-
maligork must have more than ‘ Hema-
' . speeding impossible.
January Clearance Sale
Corsets, Gloves, Easiery,Brsssie1-es and Underwear
AT nenuosn salons.
Mmc. J eette
56 South Main St.
. curlers itetel c.1141...“
A.
RUBBERS
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
A choice of three weighteéelight, medium and beam suitable
for every purpose and «cannon. ,
u. s., ooonsrcs, commusn iun. Basso.
Milton Elwood
Quality rootwea'r —--
122 WASHINGTON 81'. sum NORWALK
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MEAT SATISFACTION
Thisyou are guaranteed ityou hnyxourrsisni‘ Givens your
FOWI ER'S'G-‘Mm 3R K ET ,
fllalainli'rest .' rho-11m
moomns ' 1
(image, Jpn. Isa—Pubhc'iopixflon
i“
in 1928.
to inlnry.
you will be killed or 11151111111 by; in
are 1 .in 215. Taking the family or
families in the country “will be ad-
dened this year by’ an automobile ac-
cident.
last year 111 14
' states that keep records was 8.006:
the toll in the 34 additional states.
based on partial reports. is conserve.
tlveiy estimated at e. 000. Total in-
juries are calculated as numbering
450, 000.
A mitten-wide telegraphic survey
made by NEA Service shows the- pub-
lic loudly is demanding protection
from what Judge Asa. Adams 0: Chi-
cago calls “machine morons."
The result in many communities is‘
fences for lines and new measures to
not fear into the reckless. I
What Survey Shows ,3 .
Philadelphia. Baltimore . and St.
Louis are the only cities covered by
the surv-ey which fail to report great-
]y increased severity in dealing with
tramc law violators.
ran do and killed per-ens a year
ago were not tried until three weeks
ago and then were acquitted. Mean-
while more than 200 persons were
killed by automobiles in the city in
1922 as compared with 190 in the
previous year.
Everywhere new plans are being
worked out to curb “machine mo-
rons” who insist on taking a. “sport—
ing chance'fl at other persons' lex-
Judge Francis Barr-ell! of Chicago.
whmjaiied
Christmas shopping season. wanes
every automobile equipped with an
automatic device whichjwould make
He proposes court sessions inlithe
see their victims. .
Los Angcles. which has had the
highest traffic data: toll of any large
cetniier than in November as the re-
suit of a joil- the-speederzcrusade.
“0m Tin-nu
Judge George Page of Milwaukee
isms“ bit mouse ”latenessJ
‘wlth hard. iabos’.” .
Cuisine! Philip H. Brochman head
of thi St. Louis police force. is ask-
ing the Logislsture for 190 mop po-
licemen tor trsmn duty. but Steinem
judges have failed to substitute jail
penalties for fines. though 13’! per—
soa were killed in 1523, an increase
or 32 over the precedi
is talk of making ev
carry $10. on» accident insurance be-
fore getting a
tragic court which puts considerable
reliance in the sale-Icy of revoking ll-
cennes. .
California laws would be drastic-
ally revised under a bill to be intro.
Schmidt whose brother was killed
measure will include provldons:
imprisonment. . .
T '1' every applicant for an au-
tomob e license be examined as to
his ability to drive.
1'
be allowed to drive a. car. 1
San Francisco offenders was marked
by‘
me reckless
nt. charged - with
on. tor a year.
discusses trafficvlolatiop cures. : -
Judge Fred B. Hones otvNew York
day.
force the metropolis trafllc laws.
tie traflic squad urge; all encoders
arrested be tested of to their sanity.
He thinks speeding is a. sign of a
lunatic and that "machine morons”
ought not to be permitted to drive“;
Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas
a’ieglplative
is1con'1‘pemng action throughout. thy
Unites state- to forestall fig slaugh- ._
be!- of 15,000 persons by automobiles ‘
At least 509. 000 more are doomed 1
automobile iii? the course or the was '
asabasis. lout or eVery 43:
more arrests. substitution of. jail aen- 6
In Philadelphia. two motorists who -
26 speeders duringthe ’
county morgue where speeders can .
city. had (00 Icwer’accidents in De»;
’1
year. There 1
automobiliet
tcens‘e.
Pittsburg has established a. special :
duced by Amembiyman Walter J. ,
recently by an automobile. Schmidt's;
THAT death caused by drunken 01-: :
careless drivers be punlfi‘able by life ‘
THAT no person under 18 years or
Increased severity in dealing with J
sentencing 0; Xavier Schmah. ,
driving, resulting in a. death. to brie-‘5
Justices or peace or central Call-4.
fornh. have organised a permanent.
association which meets monthly and .
trains court has announced he will ;
sentenc‘e all second offenders to jail. ‘
' Authorities are revoking a license a
Three thousand policemen tn- .3
Lieutenant C. G. Carr of the Seato ‘
CONNECTICUT CARPE'I
CIEANING CO.
B7~Cedar 8t. $0M!“ Conn
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets‘andnugs. Handmcessby
Goods Called for and Delivered.
Buyers!
Get!
Busy !
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Between’now and January
lstwhenvam ‘moveintoournew
some,“ eellallmerohan:
"rue-at a great induction in
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,l Machine Needles for All Machines
Box Papers in Many S.
Roo‘dner
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noun, rumours, HAY,
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Phone 24100
Elevator. Ann Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
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OLD m A'l' ran on:
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TheOld Well5cCigsrand
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering on Oil Well
cigars. Theyarethebestcigsrs
msdsatthatprioe.
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ICE CREAM
in all quantities—For all occasions
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Liberty Square Tel. 310
FRUIT
OLIVE Oil.
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Students (May Eris“ A?
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COLLEGES
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lqmp‘ ment for E
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Steam and He: 1
“THATCHER” C7 ::5
Systems.
“GEYSER” Round H:
ply Boilers.
“GEYSER” and "ACTiVE"
dry Stoves.
“THATCHER TLEL‘LeR'
Air Furnaces.
”THATCHER thTE-CP.
Air Furnaces.
'THATCHER PEPE-
Air Furnaces. .
“THATCHER” 53‘1": 2’1
Oven Coal 85-1..
“TWIN—FIRE" C.-.
and Gas Barge :2
of Single ard 1'3“.
‘blnatiorl Goal 5?:
“KOMPAK” Gas 11-1:
'Heaters.
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