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.If the Home-Builder Would Listen More to a ._ S, N, E. TEL,
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‘ ~ ‘Good Contractor. . _, .. » l f V ‘ _ ‘ . & H
p .. 7‘ You can know in advance whether your house is going to heme . REMRE HUGE ' , ‘ - .
a sums yonu want It. to be by your contractor’s attitude toward a few ; . _ j
N ow is the winter of your 1 1°11“; “$33."? $f£c23"§3nméu‘i"§§n‘d'3 $33 33°33}. 35% ’ _ LANT ‘ S , N Ome ORE
discontent made glorious mm” “‘55 , .
- There is another type of contractor who tolks in tents of a; first .3 355°C] ted _
summer by the arrival of an- . " class Job. He will put more time and materials into your house, but y a Press
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NEW HAVEN, Feb. 6.—Plana for
. they are cheap Insurance against future repairs and endless annoy- ‘plant expansion to cost $21,400,000 A sale Of Made curtams And curtaln M .
other cargo 0f coal at our ‘- anccs. He makes every foot of lumber deliver 100 per cent. service. In were mferred to by Presl dent J on T. . ‘ _ _, '
. the long run he is th cheapest and most satisfactory and he handles‘ Mar 1 ms t t th t khold- . ’ ,_ .
yards. Every day, m every : only the highest guides of lumber from our yard. ' ‘ gm! 3? '31.. $53.; N2: 'Enndnnd - A Clean-up of Lace and Scrlm Curtains of Various Desi
‘ LUMBER and MILL \VORK . e ephone Company, at the annual ’ ‘-"
way, we get of hope. a llttle . Sheetrock and Cornell “‘nll Boards, nix-d & Sons Rootlngs
/ 1 meeting today. An issuance of $12.-
ray that coal Will ‘SOOIl be 000,000 in new capital stock maybe $1.35 values . . . .4 . . now 980 pair $1-65 values ------ llOWS
required during the next five year
coming along more freely— period to carryo dt the expansion nnd 5275 values , _ , , , , now $1.98 pair $3.98 values . . . . . . now 39
better and better. $3,000,000 of this may be issued as . . ,
, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ggggnagagejggggagnbg1mg; A BIG LOT OF CURTAIN REMN AN Ts
. By the time you don’t need ' '
' Per cent increase in the number or tel-
it you Will probably be able . . , , . §§3§§§Zt°§§$tiin§§§d tg§7nlgtzobgz.or 1 t0 Ill-yd. lengths at nonunal DI'ICES.
to get all the coal you want.
' Th l l t t t f 7* , .
l CLEARANCE SALE Decefidbe’iné‘fcdis. 5.3.323? vnffdné’n FANCY SILK DRAPERIES
of I d b ild' t 2,727,744,
That’s coaled comfort ! . , andi‘ifief‘innpd‘iongnfiindi at 826.759.. $1.65 values . . . . . . now $1.35 yd. $2.25 values ...... Hows
I ' ’ . 245. Th t t l t 1 th
” , Of Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Dresses ° ° a as” 3 ° ° “”9“”
were given at 331.992.0358. The com- $2.98 Values . . . . . . ROW $1.98 Yd.
pany has $18,000,000 capital stock
outstanding nnd n funded debt of Plain silk draperies, $1.25 values now . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
31.000.000. The corporate surplus, un-
V ' appropriated. is $982,173. The Income
The Ferris Coal Co THE PARIS CLOAK 8‘ SUIT HOUSE mm?“ “W a“ 0...... ~ WATCH THE WINDOW DISPLAY s.
’ 33 SO Main Street South Norwalk com ing- ‘revenue of $8,344,059. and operat-
' ’ lug expenses of $6.0' l,017 leaving net . .
”.4 ESTABLISHED 1902. operating revenv . ’T‘ . M‘- (=42. After _—_7 u..— 4— - _ 4— W
" various dcdp' : n. ' :: operating , fi—_ ._ - '
u I income w'... '13523112 . *vr paying ‘
$1.316.”»i as. Maidens-3 uni the va- 1 ‘ 7
I THE MAN’S SHOP . rim's deduced-n w.»- 2: mm or PosmAS'rER BECOMES CITIZEN 1r
, . , 75!: an'lvunlm profits for :rd-s your were 8 A. lateth ' _ - '
‘ ' ‘ ‘4" 113.948. r' )7 s60c P939 ‘1 II
presents a. I o /. ‘ . A ’ The PM?!“ ”Dal-4 v“ “*1“ 5!"? WINSTED. Feb. 7.—Althoueh he ROOdllel‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘
Quallt y Grocenes an(i g re—electec. V has been, postmaster at Riverton since M3 2047
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' « , k! armamns m (W351 ENE. March 1 last. Ernest G. Jordon dld Fe 6 d CO Norwalks Larg
O 088 . . D o ,.- l _, ' no‘E‘become a citizen of the United . Quality Pm".
ree e U emf g"“3:“" O”'~‘“"’m“‘”‘ '0 Hold (buventiqu Staten fiuntll today, when he, was _ 1 - , ~ , , ~
, 3" , 'fi‘ " "H." :fifag‘Wflllr-iamlc— naturalized with a. number of others
. 7 , ,,,-. ' , ‘ %! \VELLJMANTIC, Fé‘b. 7.—Lawrence by Judge George E. Hinman in the - WHOLESALE
Dela ‘ > ,j q we}: 3" Xi'an": 01' Hartford, high Chit?f Superior Court. It wassald at Riv- TflnATCHER
I A F \ B k ' L' ‘ Iii Sf " 5‘ .9:- the high 00“” 0‘ CODDQCU- etrton postmaster-ship was not in much FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY, - :
u 0 cc mann . t? 0., Cd ‘5 1;, Independent Order of Foresters, demand and no one else was available TO AhD R.
' " - ‘ has today completed arrangements for at the- time the appointment was STRAW, FEWB}, B . Kompal. a t
' . - T —..-. U the staging of the triennicl State con- made. Jordon is a native of Germany. ' . u 0... .
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‘c 83 waShmgton Street 1 south 3 " {‘5 ventlon of the order in this city on _ “atcr .
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVEEI Saturday. May 26. The Town Hall ‘ . Duro Count" 4
hwy: . was secured as the place for'the hold- . r
w_- n - mg of the convention. High Chief ' Phone 2400 Plumbim _ )
WWW». .n. ...n,. Ranger \ansh stated that the con-. ’ . , 5 .
,- ' ’" "gm" ‘ ”J” vention will be one o: the greatest Elevator. Ann Street lhone , °r
.' .3“ .‘ ‘ . ever held In \Villimantlc for there will '
, g Schultzevc 1 glfll’b‘da S BClalS gm close to 400 delegates from the South Norwalk, Conn. STEPHEN ”a
l- . ‘ l J 3‘ "‘1- § various courts in the State with dclen 15 Monroe r-t
cations from Massachusetts and
- “1050 15131“! 8150- \ M.-. . }Vhen you are suffering with rheu- :5“
i :1", . ‘ -. . ———-——-————m;_' matism .so you can hardly get around
i: :.,: i 'r ; , deef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 lb. LI‘JGISDATIV'E‘ {.‘bonmnox. just try Red Pepper Rub and you will . f:
‘ By Asaoclnth1’15“!“s have the quickESt relief known. GEN ERA n;
' ‘ HARTF RD. ’Feb. 7,411“, Con- Nothing has )such concentnited. _ ‘7
.chSS Brisket .................. 160 lb. ‘ “en’flcnt’ Ehamber of Commerce has penetrating heat snared peppers. In. 70 So. Mam St. Tu
. -" 1""? prcscntcd toxthe members at the Gen- gigging; did-18:21:13 on 3:33“ :11: Phone
' - . M f~ ml Assembl in its new ”5 ecial in- ' 1 p -' -.
Rump Corned Beef ............ 1% - \1 urination sets-21cc" in the farm Of a tingling heat. In three unte‘ «it
a L).- 1 ‘ " ' ‘
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= moklol containing a file or bills in- “’“m’ 9 5°“ 315°t *h'ro evil
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' . . 1' Men's and Your
itrnduccd which is a close rival to the {through Frees the mom! (“"33" n. 9
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“‘noked Shoulders ........... ,- 16c lb ‘1 . . . - " cede. rd :
(I . . ' ' 3 ln many respects it is much more ol$rhelumagsrg tgrture 15501:. d ED 351,. ‘ OLD Cl .
J4 ' . compact and can be easily carried in ' ‘0“. 05 ‘3 Opper u . ma 8 0 1 FBIB 'rHE caning, Dyeing, '
unknown. . . .. ...... 28c lb. §
is: of bills prepared by the clerks. breaks up the congestion-and “1 ‘
. ' from red peppers, cost: “we at any - . Re ail-in —Prices
luv. porkct. .1 - drugstore. ~ Greta innocence. Use 4" PKG: p g
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it for lumbago. neuritis. backache. i . A Full Line of H
stiff neck, sore muscles, colds in chest. The on} well So Olga! and
menu. a. canons “mm instant "1‘“ “8‘“ W" 13° the Perfecto Bouquet
sure to get the genuine. with the name
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND Rovvlee on each package—Adv- at 10c.
EMBALM ER
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xie Bacon
220 lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
.No profiteeringon Old Well MILL O .
so So. min 5:. so. Nor-walk, cz. Cigars. They are the best cigars
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. N Q ~ made at that 'oe. ‘ .
l 39 and 43 mm Street, Norwalk. omn" P"°"° ““ pa STO i
chtport Georgetown Darlen
-—ATTHE—-
CAMILLA GIFT
124 Washmgt‘ o:
ALI. AT ONE PRICE
21.75
sz 3 . y . - SHOPPE Entife Stock 0: SOUTH N03
.111 rec .
“Galvamzed W are 68 Wall 3...... NW“ :1, mfivffmnnfi n
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-.,, 364 All Sizes Ash Cans, Garbage am, Cool Bods, Wash Tubs, etc, l museum: in, $27.50 $32.50 $35.00 .
Assortment Inmt‘ 'ted
.s-‘n {3:1,}?KRO‘Y" STAMFORD-fr"
‘1 ::v',-..-—.‘_"‘.
_ A day of inspection. Eckr—rfl
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, ROSENFIELD BROS- i" “d W“ m" '" —‘ Pflacecmesshov
Nothing“ sold on that day. .
‘ 1 13 N. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
ES A Watch for the
SUPPLY C t . . : Ia Opemng
. Aut \\ I 9—. of the _
“$32.23.?“ THE SPIRIT OF SPRING { scorn nonwm ,,,,,,,,,,,
, - lurks in the lines nd d ' f f ' ' f " I
14 West Ave. NOI‘W 11k tIgztteiistinction is uéllliqucfslggfzozlfiggld EEZheelsrilgfiiiitgong$Id f - - HEP; L H P IGGLY WIGGLY
Phone 2257 . qualifigtgvggghfgggwgfnigggtggctiggcgggg $1222 elxtratgneaspre of “ " L" Store 1 , . . 25 Per Cent. D'-
'. be imitated. p ess an It can . " E. 5 arth01,D.C. Boudoir, Table ad
..... CONNEALLY e BRACKEN> ”new... _ - W ,
' I 1‘ ““1 Norwalk, Conn. — Store, Open Saturday Evenings. i I ‘ nth Lam Conn. . - 16 Prune 8" , 7 PM 2140 THE NORW
”i“ “t an old' ”Emu ‘ ' i , "n... -- ~ »- ' l ELECTRIC «
THE OXFORD L - A S P ' . "1° “21.2": himuAY 11 No. Main u
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w-.. mane.Lag,gmm;1§.§gspz.%ifi.¥¥nn NOW GOING ON
" a . and 32.00 c * , -
Phone 2216 E01 AL ~ P ‘ Suits $12.50 to $22.50
3? . SALE RICE sum someones:
_, ., ‘ e. Jeannette ' - ,_ . FASHER’GLICKSON )
* .in'St. , - ' 3;? )70‘Jf‘h1ilamsf Clothier, Hatter and Fug-um. l , .1 ‘ "
The COpyrlght filing-3311!? Buildingsouth Ntlrwalk ‘ mun-JET?” misfit.“ or. - Do You KnoW}!1e
7N . v- AAAAAAAAAAA ‘ ' - II. Perfect VlSlm
, ClOthlng C00 " ' ' ‘3 , ' , V ‘ l .. . I . gagggeggggmeg; ”I:
X ' , ; . ‘1,” ! I . l ty for 696. I , 2 G5 UARANTm, , 13:19:83; 3:335:31}; "
81; cal: W..- ‘mn,.funm .. ensures... 7 .- 7 i - 33mm defective vision exams“;
‘llflmhm r ' ‘ - ' . .. . 1, . , Eyas Exam’med by a o ‘ ' my mm '
m-zgufim‘ wcfityit. Brlglwe'“
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Unitersityx Graduate- - » .
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nran me oil-fliers m - {1.11"
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