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PAGE SIXTEEN
Hope
N ow 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 9.
W001 Hose
Special
at 69c,
3 pair for $2.00
Extra Heavy English Hose
lit/IE MA/ys snap,"
(Eos’télloS: 03 'fileara
is. No rwa I k. Conn;
say It With 2
Flowers
Flowers for All Occasions
SO. N ORWALK
FLORIST
2 South Main Street
Phone 364
f
WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY co.
\
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
4
14 West Ave.
Phone 2257
Norwalk
M. Rallls Wm. Manes
Dine at the Old Stand by '
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
'0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
Storm King Rubber
Beets
$2.98
w- Self Service
‘7’ Shoe Store
- Blo.lain8t. Selim-walk
loney‘Loeued
01: Ma,
«The Hatch @‘Bailey
Shcctrock, Cornell and Cclotcx “all Boards—Creo-Iyipt Shingles
Bird & Son Roofings.
‘ LUMBER PRICES
Befoic you place your contract with the lowest bidder for
\ouI building operations don’t overlook the fact that poor
lumber and indifferent workmanship may prove an expensive
proposition.
\Ve do not blame any man for doing everything in his pow-
cr to secure his lumber at the lowest possible price but we do
invite all “price buyers” to make a test of a given quantity
of our lumber against a similar quantity of the same
of lumber in 11 hich price was the determining factor In plac-
Such a test will, we feel sure, prox-e conclusive-
is afitcr all, a mighty expensive.
ing the order.
ly that. “shopping around"
policv.
grade’
CO.
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Women’s and Miss'es’ Coats and Dresses
' THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
33 80. Main Street '
South Norwalk, Conn.
ESTABLISHED 1902.
Quality GrOceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckniann 89° 00., Inc.
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405
South Norwalk
Art vNe'edleWOrk
'lhe new
‘Rmal'Socicty”
package outfits in quality and
design meet the standard of tone and refinement found in the
most exclusixe homes yet thcv are priced moderately enough
for those who must considei‘costs
Everything is in the package, including sufiicicnt floss to
complete the embroidery.
You Can Hurry
: Q: .Your Hens to the Nest
My
3. ( Pr__a_tts Buttermilk ____La£1ng__ Mash
0;.
You can get lots of e s to sell at present high '.{
prices. The secret is argcly 111 right feeding L1‘
and here’ 5 the answer—feed
made for this new feed. Well—test 1t at our risk
and let your hens prove it to you, under this
guarantee—
' . Feed Pratt: Laying Mash the easy “Pratt Wa'
. instructions in each b: —1hen “Your Money ack
} / 3f lY'OU Are Not Saris ed." You can 't beat that
ea
i You may question the hurry~' em-to-the-nest claims
x
11w
fi
Begin using Pratt: today—its the Mash
' that makes the eggs.
FRANK LIBNER 0 sons
Commerce St. Phone 2128 Nor-walk, Ct.
PRATTS 50— YEAR or senvrcs V‘v‘n‘A
The True Criterion of Excellence
is best shown by the satisfaction ex-
pressed by those who constantly use
our meats. Experience has taught
them that we can be relied upon to
furnish beef. mutton. lamb. veal, pork’
or poultry or the best and mutual-
form quality. Our patrona are always
glad to recommend the Char-nook
market in the highest terms, to” those
\ who are paricular about the quality 0:
meat served- at their table.
CEARNOK’S MARKET, .
19 Railroad Avenue Pnone 588-2
[,1 -— FREE bsuvenv ..
HighGI-ndenomellndoc-ndiea "
AgenttorPopuIaI-Brandsotmooolotee '
Sanitary Fountain Serflee— M 111-111: Sodas Dally
ICE CREAM--
BRICK — BULK .2. INDIVIDUAL moms
!- created much
COURT LAUREL
ENTERTAINED
106, -CathOlic
held the last
until after
Court Laurel. No.
Daughters f America.
of its socia gatherings
Lent, in the Knights of Columbus
rooms, 'Washtngton street. Tuesday
evening. when the single ladies enter-
tained the married ladies, the enter-
tainment consisting of a. sketch en-
ttiled "Boosting Bridget," together
with \‘Ocal solos and violin solos.
The sketch was most humorous and
laughter. The cast
consisted of: '
\lrs. Hubert Brewster (Jane) n
5011113 matron—lilies Grace O Brien.
l oulse Harris her friend and guest
-Irranccs Splan.
Bridget, her
Campbell. .
Harriett Gordon, her frequent call-
er—Anastasia Rooney.
Bettina Brown, her sister-indenta—
Lorctta O’Connor.
maid—Madeline M.
Mrs. Hastings, her social leader—
Eleanor Campbell. .
Emily Applcgatc, her husbands
_ aunt—Mary Drury. '
‘Miss Marguerite Reynolds gave sev-
eral vocal solOS \vhile Miss Eleanor
Campbell gave several violin solos.
Following the. entertainment ad-
journment ivas had to the banquet
hall where a frankfurter and sauer-
kraut vsupper was saved and greatly
enjoyed. After this dancing and
games were enjoyed. There were
about 75 members present and all
joined in a vote. of thanks to Miss
Madeline Campbell, chairman of the
committee and her assistants for a
most enjoyable
High School I‘RNes
The weekly assembly was held lye:-
tcrday morning in the Auditorium.
Principal Noyes made a few remarks
about a new signing up system. which
will probably be put into effect next
year. The new system will be that
if any pupil fails in three major sub—
jects during the half year, he cannot
play again until the deficiencies are
made up. Mr. Noyes then presented
the Gl‘rls' Basketball Team with their
white summers. and coveted "N'"
\\'l1ilc this year's team has not made
as fine a record as‘ last year's quintet.
they are playing fast ball at the pr'es-
(nt time. Every member of last
year's champion tram has been
gratluatrd. and this team has been
made up of rookies. The following
girls were presented with the sweat-
ers: Miss Gertrude Pennington. (cap-
tain). Miss Esther (Janey. Bliss Elea-
nor Davenport, Miss Martha Chin-
sky. Miss Anna Gaapcrina. and Misc
Marjorie Hunt. manager. Following
the presentation of sweaters by Prin-
cipal Noyes. Leo "Jake" Frank, cap~
Cloning.
Watch for the
Opening
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
SOUTH ‘NORWALK
Store
WOMEN’S TAN
SHOES
Sizes " “to 4
$1.45
,Values $4.00 to $5.00
A Pair of Slippers Free \Vith
Each Pair If You Bring This
Advertisement \Vlth You.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
ATTENTION
James Parker, Licensed
Pl . I
“ill give his personal attention
to your prescription wants
At ——
Bovi PharmaCy
JAMES PARKER, Mgr.
Licensed Pharmacist
52 80. m St. 80. Norwalk’
SPECIAL reruns :03
13mm nape
1e.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1.3 1
TRISTRAM e HY\
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
“at That SpeCIal B argam Table
In our’suit section which' 1s loaded with a big variety of seasona
ladies and children at clearance prices.
BEACON 'BATHROBES FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
A goOd array of colors and sizes at a fraction of this forum cost
" LADIES’ SHORT KIMONAS—Were $125-$1 50 ................... Now,
CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE SLEEPING GARMENTS, u ere \9c \01‘1 .
CHILDREN’S NIUSLIN DRAWERS—Were 50c-75c . . . . . . ........ NOW
CHILDREN’S BED SLIPPERS—Were 98c ............. ........ Now
CHILDREN’S WOOL CAPS—Were 50c to 89¢ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Now
~ ONE LOT OF WOOL SWEATERS — BIG BARGAINS:
bl le items it
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taln of the Boys' Team, announced
that they would get into action on
Saturday evening against the Danbury
High Boys, at the Armory. In the
main preliminary game. the girls will
play the Stratiord High Girls, while in
the first game the Junor Class Tcam
\Vhite and Blue." and “Juanita," were
sung by the assembled students under
the direction of Miss Mary McCarthy.
musical director.
fly’s “'in Practice Game.
The Nor-walk High School Boys‘
Basketball Team won a practice game,
last evening, from the Harstrom
School Five. by the score of 35 to :8.
The game was played in the Armory
s. at 5 o'clock. About 200 students wit—
nessed the tilt. Lco "Jake" Frank.
captain of’ the -\Vcst Avenue Lads.
showed he was for the local warriors.
caging 7 goals and 2 fouls.
INFLUENZA FROM NEGLECI‘ED
CJOLDS. »
Stop your coughs and colds before
they become serious. If: neglected they
lead to influenza. la. grippe. asthma
and bronchitis. Three generations of
users have testified to the quick relief
given by Foley’s Honey and Tar from
coughs. colds. croup, throat. chest and
ibronchial trouble. Largest selling
trough medicine in the World. Mrs.
S. L. Hunt, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar cured me of
a. backing cough. wheezing and pains
in chest." Refuse substitutes. Still-
son, Powell Corporation—Adv.
V
DOLLAR DAY
. -'_ IN -—
I Norwalk & So. Norwalk
Tuesday, Feb. 20th
"Sixty Merchants ‘
In All Lines “'ill Offer l’nlicard
Of Bargains.
Free Transportation
From Westport, New '
Canaan and Wilton
' REMEMBER THE DATE
' Jeweler and Optometrist
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
Robb; "A. Benedict
22 WALL ST. nonwm'
I
YOUR BEST
GIRL
‘
Liked candy before you
married her, has she lost
' her taste for it now. 9
surprise her. with a box of
the kind yOu uSed to take
her and see how pleaSed.
she will be. '
D ‘
' GetaBoxat“:
of the High schOol will play the .
Franklin School Team. Following
the announcements the songs. "Red,
ROOdner
Feed _ CO.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, rERTILIZER, ETC.
Phone 2400
Elevator. A1111 Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
PRICE
at 10c.
OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
The Old .Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet .
No profiteering on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
L L, ’ M
. Phage 2047 20 Isaac; ,
Norwalk’e Largest Mason
Quality Prcmptnes;
THATCHER 1113.1 :-
AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic Gas
Water Heaters
Duro Country \lau‘r Syn.
Plumbing -— Healing
’ l'honc 397-2
STEPHEN MIL :-
15 Monroe Street.
THE TEXTILE S 1
Silk Striped Madras SF.”
fast color ......... 5%
Paper Patterns.
sizes
inc-=-
........ ...._ac
136 Washington Str- :a
$0. Norwalk.
ALL AT ONE PRICE
$21.75
Entire Stock of
Overcoats
Made to Retail at
$27 .50 $32.50 $35.00
Assortment Limited
Palace Clothes Shop
13 1mm St. So. Norwalk.
MILL OUTL 'l
STORE
124 Washington Sir—-
SOUTH NORWALK
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Raymond R.
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Successor to
Raymond c 1
WALL & HIGH STREETS
NORWALK. '
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p---.-..-
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ROWLAND M. BEACH
Flor-III
18 J's-anon 8t.
Phone 3140
THIS WEEK’S SPE
25 Per Cent. Discount
Boudoir, Table and l
Lamps
THE NORWALK’S
ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Main Street. ‘
REMOVAL SALE IS
NOW GOING ON ‘
Suits $12.50 to $22.50
‘ Formerly $20 to $35 ’
ASHER GLICKSON.
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher ‘
To lien and Boy:
10 MAIN ST. NORWALK. CT.
TARLOV. BROS.
Leading Tobaceonlm
1w: RECOMMEND .
‘ LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
5cEach
Perfect Vision -
So much anionic“? “on a
health is dependent on GO. _e i.
SIGHT that one 5‘10“” $121;
best of care. often eye '
defective vision exist: «Che?
ERLY FITTED GLAS 5”
rectify it. Bring 10““ eve a“:
to one who is cullipl‘ed ‘0
your wants in ever! P
M'J. MOO
TRIST
OPTOME in“.
‘~ 7 Wash
Keeier alde- Nam". 55
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Norwalk Chronicler