PAGE SIXTEEN
HOpe
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.
if the Home-Builder Would Listen More to a
Good Contractor.
You can know in advance Whether your house is going to be the
success youu want it to be byJour contractor’s attitude toward a few
essential principlu of house construction.
The low-bid contraeto 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
generally less.
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-
‘ nnces. He makes every foot of lumber deliver 100 per cent. service. in
. f the long run he is th cheapest and most satisfactory and he handles
only the highest grades of lumber from our yard.
LUDIBER and MILD \VORK
O
The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
Sheetrock and' Cornell Wall Boards. Bird 1% Sons Roofings
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Dresses
THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT EOUSE
South Norwalk, Conn.
' Rhine Heroes Sigh
For GermaniMarkg
By Associated Press. _
NEW YORK. Feb. 13,—Forty-Eive
of the 152 dou‘ghboys who 7 returned
from Coblenz on the transport St.
Mihiei Sunday, turned their atten-
tion today to the future.
For these forty-five are married,
most or them to German brides. and
soon are to be discharged treat the
service of Uncle Sam. Their his prob-
lem is a return to normalcy. a sudden
descent to the. American dollar stand
after three months on the Rhine as
«marl-t millionaires. "
Awaiting their discharge at Fort
Hamilton, the husbands—titteen or
them—are fathers as well, -are mak-
ing plans for a. radical change in their
spending habits.
“Sure." said one of them, as he ex-
pressed the sentiments of his benedicti
buddies, *“Im glad to get back, me
being a good American and all that.
But we sure was sittin' pretty. there
on the Rhine. Nobody can saywe
wcrn ‘t sitiln' pretty no sir. We were
getting paid in American dollars. but
we got it in, marks—three thousand
for a. dollar. Sittln’ on top of the
world. I’ll say. But sure Im glad to
get back. Its good to see the states
again but of course. there'll be times
when I'll think of that beer at half a
cent a seidcl and a full meal for ten
cents.
l H CHILDREN’S MUSLIN
LADIES’ SHORT KIMONAS—Were $125-$150
CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE SLEEPING GARMENTS, Weresgc Now
.............. NOW
CHILDREN’S BED SLIPPERS—Were 98c .g: ..................... x01
CHILDREN’S WOOL CAPS—Were 59c to 89¢
ONE LOT OF WOOL SWEATERS _ BrG BARGAINS!
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY13
DRAWERS—-—Were SOC-75c
ITRISTRAM 89° HYA
. _ 'NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
” Visit That Special B argain Tab
In our suit section which Is loaded with a big variety of
ladies and children at clearance prices.
BEACON BATHROBESFOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
A good array of colors and sizes at a fraction of this former Co..:
seat-unable items
................... NOW
..... \Ow
‘ O-Ma t e
33 s m 8 re t - He pointed to his wife. a. robust
ESTABLISHED 1992' fraulein flaxen- haired and smiling. 1: —=“ L
"See that nifty dress? he asked. 1 —_ 4 _'
f
THE MAN’S SHOP
at 69c
Extra Heavy English Hose,
.r'i/E MAN's'SIib'PL'
,C'Iosiéllo8: QB 'fiitata
5Norwalk. Cami.
Say It With
Flowers
Flowers for All Occasions
SO. N ORWALK
Quality Groceries and
South N orwalk
rm DELIVERY
«’JWJ‘WJJ.-- " '
Schultze’ S Wednesday Specials
Rump Corned Beef ......
Plate Corned Beef ......
nnnnnnnnnn
18c,22clb.
/
.8c lb.
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef .‘ ..... 16c lb.
Lean Corned Beef .......
Strictly FreshEggs ......
C
.....
. . . . . 18c 1b.
. 45c don.
Schultze’s1Sanitary Markets -
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk.
Georgetown Darlen
O
Westport
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
“Cost six bucks. The hat? One buck.
Fur coat rmty dollars it's like that
in Coblenz and rent is the same. and
"‘But don‘t got me wrong. It' 3 good
lug on House Bill
the expenditure of $10. 000 for repairs
in the local Axum-1. it originated “ilh
the connnlltrm on Military Affairs of
the Legislature.
Paris Police to
By Associated Press
This garment covers the front of
the body and is'capahle of deflecting
a. revolver-bullet.
’QUAKE IN “‘ASBINGTON
about 10:30 o'clock yesterday morn:
ing' according; to reports from many
parts of the city. Plaster was brok-
en in some of the downtown l-uild-
lugs.
Ailcr appearing in "The Beggars
Opera." 998 times. one of the actors
recently forgot his lines. at the
9991h performance.
OPTOMI lRlSl‘) {\l’ll' l'N
Bel-P‘imxli Ch STAMFORD "
ao—a-
Watch for the
Opening
g ——- of the ——
SOUTH NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
CUT THIS OUT—1T IS “'ORTH
{(ONEY.
Cut out this slip. enclose with So
and mail it to Foley &-. Co.. 2835 She!-
ileld avenue. Chicago. lll., writing
log your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs. colds
and croup: Foley Kidney Pills for
pains in sides and back: rheumatism.
backache. kidney and bladder ail-
ments: and Foley Cath‘artic Tablets. a.
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation. biliousness.‘
headaches. and sluggish bowels. Still-
son. Powell Corporation-Adv.
Feed CO.
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN. KAY,
Phone 2400
South N orwalk, Conn.
grub.
“B t I'm glad enough 10 get back. R Odn A. t .‘H‘
presents 3' But lumight as “ell be honest about it .weal' Steel Armor 0 er ( L ' p I i
'1 here 8 going to be times—. ____ phm 2047 a ..
Norwalk‘s Largest V-h
i i l l ‘ ’ . 9!
00] se F % D fi‘, to see “w PARIS. Feb. 12..——When ill Paris- Qu H
. ~ t to arrest do. gerous a | y Promptngs,
' I 5 “HIGH! Rh. PAIRS. ian police are sen ‘
r . e e :239‘“‘:3Krricoixod in Norwalk this criminals they will hereafter be
‘ afternoon that tlime would be a near. equipped with a rectangular sheet or WHOLESALE
No. 516. at the steel to protect the face and with THATCHERHE
Kompak Automatic (1
Water ileum
' l
SpeCIa ‘ . .. )n l. i Ha (ford. on February armor in the form of overlapping , . .
3-“, 1:211 Begkmann & C009 Inc. $311.; 1-. z?" p. :11. 'lhls bill calls for 33;?! of chrome steel 0‘" hea‘y STRAW, FER R, ETC. 1 AAD RAMA
as ' gion treet
PHONE 1405
Uuro Country “the: 1
Plumbing — B .
3 pair for $2.00 By Associated l’ress. ,
BELLINGIIAM. Wash. Feb. 13.———A Elevalor. Ann Street Phone 391-:
'distinct earth shook was felt here { STEPHEV
- ll
15 Monroe Sim
'8.“-
OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
PRICE
The .Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
' at me.
No profiteering on Old Well.
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
ALL AT ONE PRICE
THE TEXTILE 3
Silk Striped Madras .'
fast color
Paper Patterns. u.
s'izes '
136 Washington :u.
So. Norwalli
MILL 0U
STORE
124 Washington iv.
FLORIST
- The True Criterion of Excellence Entife2 18:15:21: f SOUTH NORWV
2 south Main Street I is best shonn by the satisfaction 0\- WOMEN’S TAN- Levercoatso
pressed by those who constantly use
- _ our meats. Experience has taught SHOES . me to W at
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Phone 334 them that we can be relied upon to Sites - 1-- 10 4 $27.50 $32.50 $3500
furnish beef. mutton. lamb v,cal pork $1.45 - Assortment —Limited
or poultry of the best and most uni- Values $400 to $500 . :RaymOIld R
form quality. Our patrons are always ' . .
e WNW glad to recommend the Clmrnock Aura". °t sum?" I'm “uh. Pal Cl
market in the highest terms. to those eh Pall. U ‘0“ Bring This ace Othes Shop Succes‘orli
. v... ~= .
Advertisement. \Vith You.
KEELER’ S . ,
who are narlculnr about the quality of
meat served at their table.
CHARNOK’S MARKET, ‘
13 N. Main St. 80. Nomi]:
Raymond C
WEEKES AUTO
'or------------y-a-a
SUPPLY CO. 19 Railroad Avenue Phone 533-2. SHOE STORE
F u Lin f A t I. -— FREE DELIVERY — i_ , ‘ _ _ WALL & HIGH 5 . .1,
“A e0. uo ....................................................... ' ' NORWALK.
ccessorles. l t ATTENTION l ,,,,,, a,“ ..... .
l ’ . .—
14 West Ave. N : :~ James Parker, Licensed
, W ~ Art NeedleWOrk mm" m. 1m ms ..
Phone 2257 ; ~ will give his personal attention Jeweler and Optome‘ ' -
. x z -. to your prescription wants E E . ed b 25 Per Cent. D15 Hi
” . I u . 1 es x a
1 lhc new Royal SocIcty ” package outfits In quality and Z 1 . At y. .am'n y a Boudoir, Table and
M Railla : design meet the standard of tone and refinement found in the I '80“ Pharmacy Umvers1ty Graduate Lamps
1 . Wm- M3008 . most exclusive homes, yet they are priced moderately enough : JAMES PARKER» MS“ \
1 for those who must consider costs. : , . Licensed Pharmacist . - ~
. - 52 So.MainSt. 80.1?!)er - - ’ mm, THE hORllA '
3‘ Dm. at the Old Stand by Everything is in the package, including sufl‘rcient floss to E ' RObt‘ .Ao Benedlct 1’ 8%. Phone 2110 ELECTRIC CO:
. THE OXFORD LUNCH , complete the embroidery. . S 22 WALL 8T. NORWEI] M . 5mg.
1 11 No. am
and RESTAURANT
0 SOUTH MAIN smear
SOUTH NORWALK, conn.
Phone 2216
g storm King Rubber
Boots
$2.98
..---o-4-#u, ad
a
. 51-53 So. Main St.
Bo. Norwalit
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YOUR BEST
‘ . GIRL
Liked candy before you
married her, has she lost-
REMOVAL SALE 18
NOW GOING ON
Suits 312.501» $22.50
Formerly» $20 to $35
. I . l _ ‘
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier, Hatter and Furniahcr
‘l'o Men and Boys
her taste for it now ? I
4) MAIN ST. NORWALK, OT.
SurpriSe‘her with’a box of
Do You Know theJ
Perfect Vi51°“'
and *
enjoy-’1'“
So much tonG G001-
- GOLDEN’S CON FECI'I NER ‘ . , _. - .
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