;'Fate
Strange, the pranks Fate plays,
Buckwheat Coal, the enforced
A use of which was at first thought
to be an imposition upon the
coal-consuming public, 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-
thusisatic 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
credit. Fate did it.
And so it goes.
' union.
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The Ferris Coal Co.
A
THE MAN’S SHOP
A SPECIAL
UniOn Suits
$1.50
A “16 lb.” Sea Island
Cotton Suit. ,
.-.ri/e‘ Man's satin."
Glisten“: @‘Jfieara
' .5. Norwalk. Gonna
Say It With _‘
FlOWers
Flowers for All Occasions
so. NORWALK
FLORIST
2 South Main Street
Phone 36‘
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WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
14 West Ave. Norwalk
Phone 2267
M. Rallla -Wm. Manon
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
s'aourl-I MAIN STREET ‘
sou-m NOBWALK, comm.
Phone 2216
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79c
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Connecticut peoplehave'oonhjbuted .
more. than a million confirm the
Neal-Just Roller, in tbepast three
years for, the aid O! the thousands or
homeless orphans in Asia Minor. ac-
cording to ~o. letter written. by Maig-
H. Wbaplea. state treasurer or the
Near East Relief. to George J. Nagy.
an East Haven workingman. . »
It is costing about 8850.000} year
to keep the orphanawho were origin-
ally taken in as a result _, oi" contribu‘
tioni recelVed in Connecticut. and
many. who were subseimtly taken in;
as the first ranks were'thinned down
by sickness and terrible diseases re-
suiting from the hunger and Exposure
to which the chilm'en'were subjected
before American charity intervened.
There are now altogether about
115,000 orphannin thel‘care of the
Near East Releif. and they are being.
maintained by contributions made to
the cause from all; the status in‘the
The problem before the na-‘i
tlonal organisation is to ‘ralse enough;
money annually not only to continue
the support of these little victims of
am. Belem: »
The l , of
he has ' always’ given ev
count. Thousands of
financial circumstances to make
people of Connecticut. state
er'able rdiiliculty 'in raising
end. June so.
their efforts.
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To pick the lowest price requires only the ability to read.
To pick the highest quality. commensurate with real"merit re-
quires a most intimate knowledge of the business.
Competition snore or less keen, but we never compete in
price but in quality. < This puts us above com _ _tItion, except
with dealers who sell equally good’lumber and millworlr. As
.- we only. ask fair profits theyfeannot undersell us except to'.
(their own hurt as much as am As to .those who handle what-
ever is cheapest just because it’s .eheap, our customers are
. waking up and cheap lumber or millwprkimust have more than
. . price to recommend it. ‘ 1 ‘
January Clearance Sale
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Brassiereszand Underwear
’AT REDUCED TRICKS.~ '
Mme. J eannette
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
Clifford Hotel Building
‘0‘ other ;mlsfor- ~
tuneabut to Mgllutfind extend a .
helping hand to thousands or‘otners'
begging in .be admitted toihe great
orphanages opendallp by the Neu-
Mr. Whaples. treasur:
er tor Connecticut. was writt‘ento Mr.
Nagy {h reopense to a touching letter
accompanying a 82 contribution from
the Eest Bevan man, who Twrote thfit
. ,8 e
could spare train his wages. for the
benefit or sufferers. so that}; ‘he W
never been able to start as’hénk ac-
contributions.
the sine crux. Nagys' webt with lar-
ger donationaitrom peoplerlln better
up
tile srandttital or aid furnishedby the
Director
£1.11. McDonough said yesterday that
the; “organisation its" experiencing co:-
t e
Water the present fiscal year which
Word has been sent
out to local chairmen to .redouble‘
. ‘iwoen April 1 and June 1
USS. Au}.
Complaints ‘ Against.
Two Concerns. '
yCoh
Papers charging. the Hellmann
Brewing Company of Waterbury with
separate accounts and the Brooklyn
Bottling Company of Waterbury and
Naugatuckon seven countmwere filed
with Judge Edwin 8._Thomas ot the
United States district court late yes-
terday afternoon, by Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney George H. Cohen.
Many affidavits were ncluded toysub-
stantlate the complaints, Ofiicials
the two‘companies will be summons,
to appear in the co" ’to answe'r the
charges. . ’ * ,
In the’s‘complaint against the Hell-
mann Brewing Company before pro-
hibitlon the third largest b Connecti-
cut. the oflences are alleged to have
been committed between January 2
and June'9. 1922. The live counts in-
ciude charges of manufacturing beer
of alcoholic content greater than one
half of one per cent; or selling beer
of this (him! on three stated Occas-‘
slons: and of maintaining a common
nuisance 'ln Waterbury through the
unlawful use of property. Ten bulld-
ings are named‘ln theilast count. Ex-
pert cheinical analysis 0 feight sam-
ples of HellmanngBeer taken at the
brewery and at Waterbury saloons
‘ showed in each case more than the
. lawful one half atone per cent or al-
cohol. 7, ‘ ,
The alleged violations of the Brook-
lyn Bottling Company occurred be-
. 2, according
to the complaint. The seven counts
include’ charges or manufacturing.
possessing. selling on three stated oc-
casions, and .malntainlng common
nuisances in connection wi two sep-
arate buildings. ‘, In the possession
charge on item of 246 bottles of beer
with over alcoholic content in-
cluded. In the case of this com-
pany nine samples of its product were
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
37 Cedar St. So. Nor-walk, coon
Phone 909
cgfldeag‘nand mi colors in
an ugs. d proce
Experts. as by
Goods Called for and Delivered. ‘
. REMOVAL SALE" IS
NOW GOING ON-
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MEAT \ STATEEACHON
Wilma” WflyOIbayouI-mats. Giveusyonr
order torsny kind otinea't. We have it.
«Mormonism-Provost's!!!“
FOWLER’S MARKET g
unaware nus-mo mum
' ' Free Delivery
Suits $12.50 to $22.50
,FMy.-$29 to sea
ASHER ‘GLICKSON'
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher
To Men and Boys
:0 MAIN ST. NORWALK. CT. ,
a.
CAMILLA GIFT
SHOPPE .
68 Wall Street Harwell:
' SALE. ’
ONE WEEK ONLY
33 1.3% on‘
‘H
1.
A. F. Beckmann t? i'Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street _ South Nor-Walk,
mm m m. «
THE TEXTILE STORE
OUTING runner.
Special This Week ..... 12V;e yd.
VERY HEAVY UTICA WHITE
COAL'Am-nasom a. WonsCOAL ,
CANNEL COAL FOB FIRE PLACES ‘
_ SHEETINQ, a. 1-4 yards'wide.
at... ......... 75c yd.
136 Washingto' 'n Street
So. Norwalk.
violations 0: thefliquor law on live .
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R13 e HYA
7 ‘NORWALK‘S-iiflAlllNGfDRY GOODS STORE
‘ A: meme .. 56...... 00
F015} . . -an-d big. giIlS; ranging in ages from 10 I0 14 years.
One 320th NOW $19.00 Onesmno’Coat. ........ x0.
OneflmCoat.........NQW$‘l2.00‘0ne$-7.50Coat.... ..... Now
‘One$10.25(loat ......... NOW; 7.00" Two$ 5.00Coats .....v...1\'0w
,FivecoatsWa-esaoo,ss50,sio;oo ......... m.
- _ Comfy Coats fOr .Little’ Ladies
One special lot in small sizes. many styles and colors.
Big» Bargains. at $5.00
SEE THE SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY.
chemically analyzed and all found to
exceed the lawful alcoholic limit.
The plant of the Hellmann' Brew-
ing Company is located at No. 1090
Main street. Waterbury. It was cstab-
lulled in 1878 and is one of the best
known .in' New England. Since pro-
hibition. according to the Waterbury
pclice, it has apaprently kept strictly
within the provisions" or the Volstead
Act and the action taken by the fed-
eral authorities is the first intim-
tion that the acquired reputation is
not wholly deserved.
The plant has been closed since last-
Octobcr after finding competition
among home brewers so strong as to
ROOdner
_ Feed CO.
waOmALE’
PLOUR. FEED, GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FIRTH-123313113.
LRhone 2047 a
Norwalk's Larges:
Quality Prempua
FREDK. H. G
FUNERAL ems.
EM BALME!
ruin the trade. Reports are current 84 So. Mam 5'" Se.
in Waterbury that sal’oon keepers. _ Phone ‘6‘:
when caught with a batch or home Phone 2400 ‘ ‘
brew in their saloons. would claim it ,
to be Hellman Beer in order to‘ahm . Elevator. Ann Street
the blame. ‘< . .
* South N orwalk, Conn. Pastuenzed
TAILORS OPPOS _ . . ._ Cream
Sweet Creamerv
Fresh Natir'e
MALE JAZZ STYLE
By Associated Press . ; 80C dom
INCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. xe— .
yle creators of masculine apparel
filial“??? £E°£m£§lfifi°u2€ :25: THE NORWALK
vention of the Internationai'Assogca; COMPAHY
1 Ci tm Deeigne w
Eggnsoa “mic-dingy meetingflhere to: ‘ , 33 Center Ave
morrow. The board ‘0: 9:23:05 {I T611664
e in xeb e session y. ' It... '
“ii 2.32m; aniline u... in: ma OLD mine a ran OLD
to men‘s suits will ‘be launched at the ‘ PRICE
convention. * L THATCHER
. . w L’l‘lleOld Well 5c Cigar and 1 AN 1) my
Save Money bym Wearing the Perfecto Bouquet K0,...“ “mm
; W. L. DOUGLAS at 10% cm was
. . SHOES No producing“? (id Well Duro (nunm liner
. . Oigars. They are but ' Plumhin: .— H
Every Pair Stamped With , “‘3‘" ‘ ..
Price at Factory. M at “I“ m“ 1 “"m“ 39"-
... . STEPHEN .‘
KEELER’S - 15......
SHOE STORE _ 103 mm ‘ ‘
A...” _ In all quantities—For all occasions . . '
, .,. _ :- erxthi
SPECIALS FOR THE . Blames
f WEEK CANEVARI . . .
' m Square tel. 310 ‘ . .'
“Ivory Soap, 3 bars 200 PRINT ouvaou. Liberty SQuare m1
Kirlnnan’s or mama's ~ °°NFE°T|ONERY 'v . 2 5m
Soap.-...........5cbar mart
Pure Old Fashioned Buckwheat
Flour, 3 1-2 lb. bag .... 85c
Pure New Orleans Molasses,
250 qt.—-90c gal.
A: SSTULL
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MILL 0U
STORE
gELEGTED RUBBER GOODS
ot‘supedor quality at prices that
are surprisingly low. We‘are otter— ,
lug a special this week—Mt. Good-
auality Water Bottle at .. 5"- 89c
BALM ‘i
The No'rwalk Conic SupplyCo.
so sun 81:. ms. . ice—wan at.
\
Schultze’s Th ‘. ySpeCIals
Plate coming: '. . . ,l. . . .‘-.. . x,."33¢‘iih. .
.' Rump Corned Beef _...... . .f. .. mane-Is;
Smoked ShOulch-s . . . .fi..,.___....'. . .: 7...} .7 is. In:
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Puritan swam .‘. ‘. 30c it]... f
Prescription Phat-nick! '
B ‘No. {Iain 8t. 8o. Hal-walk. Ct.
24 Cottage so, East Email: ’24 “SW“
' ’ ‘ " I ' ' SOUTH NORW
score your. own
. Home
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~ Shoe .Store § , mum‘s
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‘ Jessamine More. . . , , namGEPonI.
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