PAGE SDITEEN Now is the winter of your discontent made glorious summer by the arrival of an- other cargo Of coal at our yards. Every day, in every way, we get of hope »_a little ray that coal will soon’ be coming along more freely— better and better. By the time you don’t need it you will probably be able to get all the ‘coal you want. That’s coaled comfort ! The Ferris Coal, Co. THE MAN’S SHOP presents a Wool Hose Special at 69c 3 pair for $2.00 Extra Heavy English Hose . .TI/E ”ANS SHOP.» ,C'Iosleiiwx Willem-‘7 S.Norwaik Conn" .Say It With Flowers Flowers for All Occasions Vb. so. NORWALK FLORIST 2 South Main Street If the Home~Builder WOuld Listen Mere to a . » , Good Contractor. - , -. You can know in adsance whether your house is going to be the; success youu want it to be by your contractor's attitude toward a few essential principles or house email-notion. The low-bid contractor isn‘t necessarily the cheapest: He may be forced to do short cuts to justify his price and make a profit. Dealing ‘ with this type or contractor you will get no more than you pay for .7 generally less. ,2 ’ There is another type of contractor who talks in terms of a first class job. He will put more time and materials into your house, but they are cheap insurance against future repairs and endless annoy- anccs. He nukes every toot ot’lumber deliver 100 per cent. service. In " the long run he is th cheapest. and most satisfactory and he handles only the highest grades of lumber from our yard. - 1 - LUMBER. and MILL WORK Shoctrock and Cornell Wall Boards. Bird & Sons Roofing- The Hatch 69’ Bailey CO. ....................................................... CLEARANCE SALE 0f Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Dresses THE PARIS‘CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE 33 80. Main Street South Norwalk, Conn. ' ESTABLISHED 1902. ' Quality Groceries and ‘ Free Delivery. ' A. F. Beckmann E»? Co., Inc. 83 Washington Streetu PHONE 1405 South N orwalk FREE DELIVERY ' 100 PAIRS MEN’S SHOES (Broken Sizes) . $6.00 to $10.00 Values at-—.- $4.48 Milton ElWOod Quality Footwear ——-——- 122 WASHINGTON 8180M NORWALK v ‘ Pork Roast ..... . . . f. . . Schultze’s Saturday. Specials LegsofLamb.....................18c lb. . Prime Rib Roast ...—...........22c,28c lb. ......’.....19clb., . awarded to F. Valeria. ‘ proximately 367. 000. r EM BALM ER CONTRACT AWARDS - ‘ BX HIGHWAY DEPT HARTFORD, Feb. 3.—The State Highway Department has awarded _ contracts for seven pieces or construc- , lion calling for an expenditure of, $491, 000. One of the contracts is for the cone. struction of a new highway bridge a stream on the Cromwell-Middletown‘ turnpike which is on a. curve. The new plan contemplates elimination of the curve. Two separate. contracts were awarded for this job the award for the Steel superStr3Ieture going to C. A. Sibley Co., Inc" No. 902 Chapel Street, New Haven, for apprentimtely $22,000. The order for the construc- ' tion or approaches and sub-structure went to J. E. Fitzgerald Co., No. 85 State Street New London. for approxl- . mately $30 000. . ' This bridge is known as Little River Bridge. The other contracts were awarded ’ [as follows: —— Rocky Hill. about 17. 870 linear feet on River road, plain cement concrete pavement awarded to the Immick Co. .. Meriden, approximately $78. 000. , . Bethany and Nau'gatuek. about 24. - 880 linear feet or 3 inch bituminous macadam over 6-inch stone base on ! J the Naugatuck-New Haven road. awarded to John Alberto, .No. 82 Church Street, New Haven, approxi— mately $118. 000. Thomaston. about 14. 406 linear feet or V‘inch plain cement concrete on Waterbury -Torrington road. awarded to Thomas J. Fleming. No 27 Chest~ nut Avenue, “Waterbury. approximate- ll' $90. 000. 9 _1‘; SATURDAY, :BRUAPY . \ RISTM e HYA, NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE " "“"-‘ High Grade Carpet Sweepers 32 Extra: geod brushes and running parts. The best value yet. We Rent Electric Vacuum Clean, _ For Only $2. 00 A Day! which includes delivery, return and full instructions for use, PARTICULARS BY MAIL 0R TELEPHONE ELKS AND MOOSE IN FIGHT AGAINST DRUGS By Associated Press. WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.—-—Resolu- lions passed by several hundred Elk lodges asking President Harding =to call a conference of nations to limit production or habit-forming drugs. were preQented to the president today by a'delegation of Chicago Elks. Later Secretary Davis presented to the president similar resolutions sign- ed by six hundred thousand members of the Loyal Order of Moose, to which the secretary is director-general. Clinton and Killingworth—about 36 65.. " ’linoar feet of 4- inch trap rock macadam on Clinton- -Klllingworth road awarded to F. Arrigoni & Son. Middletown. approximately $77. 000. East Maddam. seven inch native stone macadam on Town street Stamford. an: M 400,000 BOTTLES OF BEER . SENT TO AMERICA \VEEKLY DETROIT hitch" Feb 2.-——Cana- dian beer smuggled into the United Slates from one little Canadian towu" alone averages 400 000 bottles a. week, Oflicials of the Ontario-Hydro Electric Company declare. The railway hauls liquor from Canadian breweriu to Petite Cote Ont From Petite _C'ofe rum runners smuggle it into the United States. ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE CALLS [ CONFERENCE ON "DRY” ISSUE? A‘ conference of delegations from all H parts of the state will be held in Cen- ter Church House. Hartford. Thursday next. February 6. Sessionssviil beheld Roodner Feed Co. WHOLESALE FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN. HAY. STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC. Phene 2400 Elevator. Ann Street *South Norwalk, Conn. morning and afternoon and are open to the public. 4-,! n- Quality Phone 2047 a l Nomalk s Larges: Prom pm“ THATCHER n ' AND RAN Kompak Automatic \Valcr Heme. Duro Country Walg- Plumbing — :. Phone 397.: STEPHEN Jli 15 Monroe ., . Addresses will be made on the FREDX. H. GANUNG judgeship situation in Connecticut by Prof. Henry W'. Forum of New Ha- ven and Harrison B. Freeman of Hart- ford. The matter of the search and seizure will be interpreted by U. 8. Commissioner Hugh Lavery of Bridge- port. Federal and State Relationships by Harry E. McKenzie. Federal Pres ; hibition Director. Studies or the bene- um of prohibition and or pOlice court condithns in Connecticut will be pre- sented by Thomas Justin Stuart of Washington. D. C. and Ralph H. FUNERA‘L DIREC‘POR AND 84 So. Main St. So. Not-walk, Ct. Phone 1684 MID- YEAR GRADUATES New Classes; Will Be Organized on by Mrs. Mary B. \Vilson. State Presi- dent of the W. C. T. U.. Morris M. All- lug for Connecticut Federation of Churches. George H. Coffin. Jr.. Con— necticut Temperance Union. G. Her: bert Eklns. Connecticut Civic Safety League, Ralph J. Hsughton, Connec— ticut Anti-Saloon League. Rev. Robert E.‘Bmwm D. D., of DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS. MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGES so. NORWALK STAMFORD OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD, . 11.95., Dates ‘1 White or New Haw. en. 01.1.): , PRICE dlMlARYWIh and ‘ M l " enema program. a FEBRUARY 5". \ariOus crgatllzations will be explained The Ola Wen 5c Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet at 10c. .No profiteering on Old Well .They are the best cigars ads at that price. PORT CHESTER Waterbury. and Arthur J. Davis. of Boston. Regional Director of New England for the’AntLBaloon League. will preside at the sessions. Pastuerized Milk and " Phone 364 Fancy Roasting Chickens. .........38clb. Fancy Fowls......................35c lb. WW _3 WEEKES AUTO SUPPLY CO» Full Line of Auto Accessories. 14 West Ave. Phone 2257 Norwalk PuritanHams . .. Smoked Shoulders . 28c lb. 3150 lb. Schultze’ 3 Sanitary Markets Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Nor-walk. ’ 39 and 43 Main Street Norwalk. westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford. Black Rock Bridgeport ALT AT ONE PRICE .Mu—n— .pé- A SPECIAL OFFERING E. Barth] D C vCream . ' ' , A RP $21.75 Sweet Creamery Butter CONNECTICUT- C ET Entire Stock of Fries}! Native Eggs CLEANING CO-‘ Overcoats 36¢ Dozen _87 Cedar sa- so. Non-gum, Conn Made to Retail at -~ f "‘" i We \clean tilingw colors in $173353" $32t50Lim$J§tih00 - . . men , 33 centefgggPANYNo Goods (Jailed for and‘ilelivered: Palace Clothes Shop : 1-3113“ BNHMainSt Solos-walk. GENERAL . z 70 So. Main St, a Phone 2447-: Men’s and Young Men Gent's Furnis't Cleaning, Dyeing. . - Repairing—Prices 292' A Full Line of H33 MILL 0U ' STORE 124 Washington '~ SOUTH N 03" ' -Watch for the Opening —— of the —- . BOOTH NOBWALK ' PIGGLY WIGGLY ' ‘ Store. " ms warns *1" 25 Per Cent. Di: ’ Boudoir, Table and ROWLANDM. BEACH M. Ralilo Wm. Manor Dine «one our Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. , , 0F 3 . . White Batiste Envelope Chemise . _Wcll Made, Luce Trimmed, Embroidered and Tailored Models. -0riginally Sold at $1. 50 and 82.00 . SP§CIAL SALE PRICE $1.00 Mme. Jeannette 56 South Main St. South Norwalk CHIROPRACTOR ‘ , ‘ . ‘ 95 Washington Sires . v ‘. South Norvialk, Conn. - u ' . ’ MONDAY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY 13 house 8t. Phon. 2149 ozo'1z‘and1:soeo's:so ; t 4 MONDAY AND FRIDAY . I-M4..,_~M..-.-ms "i Clifford Hotel Building Phone 2216 CAMILLA G FT SHOPP 68 Wall Street 0 THE YEAR ROUND GIFT ». SHOP . Visit us when selecting gifts-— The variety of _the better sort of gifts is large. Norwalk The February VictOr Records ARE ON SALE TODAY. Stop in and Hear Them. We Will Gladly Play Tao; or Any Others That You Wish to Hear.“ _ '” The Hamilton Shep 1“» . 49 Wall Street OPEN amines. SecOndFlOor ’ ‘ Dennison Dept. ”an: Shop , V A. Wine! Learned. WWW , -Mm&nmu , dry mash. wagon, grit. shells, etc. ‘ ”MSL FEED THE HENS SEMI-SOLID BUTTEBDHLK An ideal winter ration. Try a. bag. A}; use. or scratch reeds. * REMOVAL SALE IS 3 NOW GOING ON 7 _' g , Suits $125th $2250 . Formerlymtofifi " :0 mm 31'. f ASHER GLICKSON Gtothier, Hatter and. Furnish" To Men and Boys - NORWALK, cr. Slim. finality for 69¢. That'aa'uH pennd bozo! thou luscious ‘Do You Know the SO much enio‘men’. health is dependeng SIGHT that one 5 best of care on defective “5i ERLY EngEDg G rectify it “n to one who is equpedb'; your wants in 979" Jii ' * . oprfiT‘fi’g , j_ Keeler Sign“ M ‘ " I-quE 0” 500° Lamps THE NOR“1 ELECTRIC f 11 Nelda-in " Perfect “ion! 0393 exists?! mot
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