Strange, the pranks Fate plays,
'Buckwheat Coal, fithc enforced
use of which was at first thought
to be an imposition upon the
has on
the contrary proved to be a
blessing. -Almost everyone finds
it possible to use this size to ad-
vantage and many are quite en-
thusiastic about it and will con-
tinue to burn it in the future
whether compelled or not. Some
people thank us for calling it to
their notice, but we claim no such
coal-consuming public:
credit. Fate did it.
And so it goes;
The Ferris Coal Co.
Mid county are under "pair at
the present time according to the
State Highway deputment. All of
the rodds are in such state of repair
that they are passable and detour:
stones: in this country and in. many
others elsewhere thrimghout the
date. the mods are incomplete be-
tioll of work necessary. .
In New Miller! the Sherman road
has been completed but the road
guard roiling has. not yet been‘ finish-
ed. oShouiders are incomplete on the
Kent road between New Milford and
man's~ Bridge to K Line all con-
dete. has not been
road is open to time.
Earthen-u.
the state armory is under construc-
tion. but no detour is necessary ‘
The shore road between .Westport
and East Norwalk is under construc-
tion at Saugatuck, but no detour is
necessary.
At Shelton,- the SheltonvNicholo
road is being rebuilt but no dctoul'ls
necessary.
Presents
..__. IN .—
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$1.50
Cotton Suit.
. .Ti/E 7mm: smile!
)5. Norwalk. Con "
THE MAN’S SHOP
A SPECIAL
Union Suits
A "16 lb," Sea Island
Glbxtéllfi 08 'iltara .
price to recommend it.
arenotnecesssry. InmootOthein-'
cause the winter season made cessa ,
Beardman’s Bridge. Frodi Bourdt‘
ed in but the
The Post Bond 1:: News": West or»
Work on the Bridgeport—Trumbull;
stole highways in a: tom ot and floor inn road-ho been a};-
pended tor the season. The :roads
are passable. . ;,
other roado
and conditiono or“
pelted II toilows:
mm
‘Oxford-Qunker Farms Road. com- .v
meted.
~ Bethlehem-Washington road,
vise
tordEOrange road cempieted
with eiception or tends and wood-
M'fllk work.
honour-sent]; loin street com-
meted.
Newtonian; Street under con-2
struction. Work suspended for sea—
son. No detour necessary! ' ,
Waterbury-Women,
maiden road under construction.
detour.
.Guilitn-d-No. Guiltord- road under
construction.
. Bantam-Section or Post Road un-
der construction.
North mveme-idge on Broadway
under construction. NO detour. Tem-
pox-arr bridge completed.
CoiehrOObCOlemx Bitter
Open for tramc.
plgtem
. To pick the loweSt price requires only the ability to read;
To pick the highest quality commemorate with red ”meritn-e-
quires a most intimate knowledge ofthe business: ;
Competition more or less keen, but we never compete in
price but in quality. This puts us above cbmpetitibn, except
with dealers who sell equally good lumber and mill'vvork. 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 millerk must have more than
The Hatch. 69‘ Bailey ‘ Co.
Agents ‘for Shestrock and Celotex Wall Beards. Budd-Son Rulings.
“J.
notion,;passable at an times.
com;
Waterbury
No
Work suspended.
.i
No detour.
Road.
Shoulders in corn-
u
Say It With
Flowers
Flowers for All Occasions
SO. NORWALK
FLORIST
2 South Main Street.
Phone 36‘
AAAAAA‘AAA“-“‘-A-‘A‘AA‘AAAA-A “AAAAAA
v.“
56 South Main St.
January Clearance Sale
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Brassieres‘ and Underwear
AT IIDUOID IIIOIS. '
. Mmc. Jeannette
Clifford Hotel m;
I _a,.:_ 4”"-
South Norwalk
'V'V'vyy'vvvvv'vvvvvvv'v'vvvvvyvvV'v'vw
A
WYOIMIO
MEAT SATISFACTION
Thisyoosregnsrsmedit ”canyons-insets. Givsusyonr
order for snykindofnest. We have it.
WT Hm
F OWLER’S MARKET
“wam
Quality Grocenes and
Free Dehvery ..
construction ‘ ‘
roads. are re, ,
Coventry-Whitmantio Emil; under- .-
_ 1 'o'
and
is report“ by t
department for
pertinent.
is More tiled no one more: vehicles j
were assured-in the ifate during the
or atmést‘fllmoo over ;
previous. one A
Willis mum oi the depart. :
rear.“
the registration :or the
at were 83,567,744, 8 @111 of 67.
per cent; over the receipts fox-.1921.-
The greatest, gain reported was in
private cars. 124,608 dieing registered
as compared with 108,692 for 1931
with an ”ease of $795211: in rosin.
tration feed; Although there was a ,
slump in the registration or co'mmer-
cial cars at the beginnig o! the year.
the number gained rapidly and 25.92
were registered, a gain “1.880..
pch-ted.
,- The number of licenses granted was
171.584. an increase Of 15.171. while
given to
prospective operators. practically all
those examined represented new (ix-iv.
85,590 examinations were
ere.
One air-ship was registered during
the year, while tour operators were
One airship and
licensed during'
1
licensed at $2 each.
two aviators rwere
1921.
All fees received by the department
were turned over to the state main-
taining state highways.
Middle names were once illegal in
England.
HARfigORD,J,an. Ida—Increases in ‘
of witness. including ‘
epemtm licensed:
amount of fines collected, ,;
stats motor vehicle
o year 1933, which .
according to the Motor “Vehicle (mm-
missioner‘s annual statement, was the; ,
biggest year .m.fie history or the do?
Be—
cause of the new schedule of motor
truck tees adopted at the last session
of the general assembly. an increase
of almost 100 per cent. in fees was re-
or *ide'
-
d
2
rooms ‘ cram. » or 3mm NG
rrs
com. PRESIDENT’S
STAND aoamsr moon, . E
mus.
The-Woman’s Club. well-known in
Norwaikasa group or public spirited
dud wide-awake w‘men, has followed
in the tootsteps of the leading clubs
throughout the country in condemn:
ing vigorously any showing of films
starring Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle.
As was announced in December, the
president of the Club. Miss Margaret
Brendlinger, brought up the matter lot
the regular meeting last week and re-
ported that in response to suggestions
made» in Dec... Mr. Esterson of the
Regent and Palace Theatres, would
not show the Arbuckle films. The Club
approved most heartily this action of
hit. Eeterson and moved that’s. letter
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St.
Phone 909
We clean and renew colors
Goods Called (or and Delivered.
8e. Nomlk, Conn.
in
Car-pets and Rugs. Hand process I:
Exrerts ’
Oz thanks be sent to him for his co-
operation. The members oi the Club
feel very strongly that the associations
centering about: the Arbuckle mms
make them improper and unfit for
public presentation.
’The general topic of the meeting
was “The Trend of Modern Amuse-
ments”. “the committee in charge be-
in; ms. Ernest HcGregor. Miss Sallie
o
Beets and Miss Margaret Brendllmf-
: SALE
ON; wean ONLY
331-3%'0fi-“ .
'1 J 7“ men: :-
REMOVAL SALE IS téfléeomblmlg.‘ 3;£-,§11§§'%
’ ' - - o ow mean es. s e u e
NOWGQING 0N V “guitarists: twenty-five members, the
~ 4 vocal“: el.o.re never very numerous.
'suns‘ $1250“ $2250 A drydoelt ‘m’me :rannportn
Formerlyflo ‘9 ‘35 vessels over land in East Prussia...
ASHER G’LICKSON San'floneybyWearing
°‘°"“°¥.’::§f.‘2.i"‘l.f.“'"";"" w. L. DOUGLAS
:0 MAIN ST. NORWALK. or. ‘SHOES
" _ u Every‘Tair Stamped With
‘ , , ' Price at Factory.
.CAMLLA GIFT "
" SHOPPE KEELER’S
63 van sum Norms J ‘ ' '
SHOWCRE
SPECIALS FOR THE
» WEEK
Ivory Soap, 3bsrs 20o
$1.00
THE
’ HAMILTON
SHOP
QWallStrset
) - i
Me1+O—Dee
ror. YOUR. {Lam PIANO
Come in and hear some or
your favorite selections at
s
83 Washington Street
maniacs .
A; F. Beckm‘ann 8 "Co” Inc.
~m’lfllflngm—if
South Nor-walk
no: mo
v
a! i "
corms rumr.
Special This Week .. . .. 12V»: yd.
vsa'v HEAVY u'rch’wsrrs
SHEETIRG, a 1-4 yards wide.
.3 sass-eoss-sooo-osoooo 7‘0 Vi
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go. Hot-walk. -
THE TEXTILE sronn I
'Xlrkmansorsabbitts
remain-WW
l'lour,31-21b.bsg 25c
PureNewOrlesnsllolasseaJ
' ..........25oqt.—990gal.
;A. STULL
4—”...
* '24 con-go seam Norwalk
-. , , . g ‘
. seascreo ”cusses condo
or eupeflor unity at prices
7:211 legit” low. We are otter-
Quality are: halides: sg‘
r." k
—_‘
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ALL 0013038
79¢ »
s ' L J
“3138’ ELEM
WIN EVENING. ENTIRE WEEK
(e
1-?
Raodner
Feed 'Co.
WHOM
FLOUR, reap, cum, HAY,
smw, renrmzna, arc.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
' South Norwalk, COnn.
an... ,
OLD‘J'IIIRDB ATVTHI OLD
The Old Well 5c’Cigsr and
L the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
NoproiiteeringonOld Well
GigaraThey—arethebestdgm
modeatthstpriee
IOIOIIAH
‘ln, all quantified—For all occasions
CANEV ARI
Liberty Square 1.1. 310
FRUIT ‘ OLIVE on.
courscnonenv
Pcthcoats are in Fashion Again
AB1g ImemthhWhitdand 091013, at Prices Hard to
‘1 g 25%OfiSateenPetflcoatSZ5%0ff
$3.50 Petticoats NOW $2.50
, Silk Rufles onHeatherbIoom Tops—Black or Colors
~ g . ‘_ Heath'érbloom Petticoats—Black or Blue
NEW LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL FASHION QUARTERLY
ONLY 10c WITH PATTERN
Phenol“? a
Norwalk's Largest I
Quality Promptnga
FREDK. H. G
FUNERAL mag ,
EMBALMER
84 So. Mam St. S; ‘
Phone 16a
Pastuerized Ml“
Cream
Sweet Creamery
Fresh Native
80c doze:
THE N ORWALK
COME-ill
33 Center Ave.
Tel 1664
THATCHER
AND RAN
Kompak Automatic
Water Heston
Duro Country Water
Plumbing -3 I!
Phone 397-:
STEPHEN .
- 15 Monroe
Eczema-l
~ 0
Liberty Square 11 So.
2 Sims
Tel. 291
szsontsmiasc.
MILL 0U
STORE
124 Washington
SOUTH NORW
OLD C
Sell Your Old 30;“
BRIDGEPO
WRECKING
1310 Norflll
m Oak and
BRIDGEPOBT.
Phone 381'“.
mu a Part: 0‘
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Norwalk Chronicler