a...“ PAGE SIXTEEN ‘ Keep Smiling W hen the weather goes a-snow- ing, when ’twill cease there’s no one knowing. Oh that coal might be as plentiful as snow ! But the sun is getting higher, soon pcr~ haps you’ll need no fire and the grass upon the lawn will start to grow. At this time the pinch is awful and we wish it were unlawful for the mercury to fall'so far from grace. Coal is just as scarce as ever but we’ll use our best en- deavor to create a pleasant smile upon your face. The Ferris Coal Co. THE MAN’S SHOP presents a Wool Hose Special at 69c 3 pair for $2.00 Extra. Heavy English Hose .7115 ”4411331105? LUMBER PRICES Before you place your contract with the lowost bidder for, your building operations don’t overlook the fact that poor lumber and indifferent workmanship may prove an expens1ve proposition. \Ve do not blame any man for doing everything in his pow- er to secure 'his lumber at the lowest possible price but we _do invite all “price buyer's” to make a test of a given quantity of our lumber against a similar quantity of the same “grade” of lumber. in which price was the determining factor in plac-‘ ing the order. Such a test will, we feel sure, prove conclusive- ly, that “shopping around” is after all, a mighty expensive policy. . , . The. Hatch 89° Bailey Co. Shcctrock, Corncu and Celotcx \t’all Boards—Creo-Dipt Shingles Bird 8: Son Rantings. CLEARANCE SALE ~ Of Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Dresses THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE 33 So. Main Street South Norwalk, Conn. STABLISHED 1902. Quality Groceries and I Free Delivery A. F. Beckmann £6 (30., Inc. 83 Washington Street South Norwalk " -- ..... .15, ,_ FREE DELIVERY I Art Needlework S'IbSiello8: Qfi'fileara )5. Norwalk. Conn“; l . Say It With Flowers Flowers for All Occasions SO. NORWALK FLORIST 2 South Main Street l Phone 364 l WEEKES AUTO SUPPLY CO. Eull Line of Auto Accessories. 14 West Ave. Phone 225? Norwalk M. Rallle Wm. Manos - Dine at the Old Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone 2216 Storm King Rubber ‘ Boots ' $2.98 ‘ _ Self Service Shoe Store 8 lo. Kain St. So. Norwalk 1 Honey Loaned 01: Mill. ". WWJWWW The new “Royal Society” package outfits in 'quality and design meet the standard of tone and refinement found in the most exclusive homes, yet they are priced moderately enough ."nr those who must consider costs. Everything is in the package, including sufficient floss to complete the embroidery. or M01; Md n’ A‘VWC’5 r mCH cva‘nc ML‘RCHAND/ie ”9' NI 1! Q. You Can flugy f 4 Your Hens to the Nest 0 . l 0‘4 ‘ You can, get lots of eggs to sell at present high ’ . prices. Ihc secret is largely in right feeding . and here’s the answer—feed s. ' . ‘ £09 l Q. 3 , , Pratts Buttermilk Laying Mash , , N You may question the liurry-’em-to~tlie-ncst claims made for this new feed. Well —test'it at our risk \ 5;” -- and let your hens prove it to you, under this \iehkfiil- a guarantee— w _Fecd Pratts_Laying Mash the easy “Pratt Way"-- N . instructions in each ba —ihen “Your Money Back y ' ,- If YOU Are Not Sails ed.” You can‘t beat that i a" c g! } I deal! Begin using Pratt: today—it’s the Mash I k , . w ’ that makes the eggs. . w .. “Al . . FRANK LIBNER & sous s m bé Commerce St. Phone 2128 Norwalk, Ct. "\\§ . ig’ . w . \§‘:&~ 3», ,4 . PRATTS 50:3 YEAR or SERVICE Frail. 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 most uni— form quality. Our patrons are always glad to recommend the Chamock market in the highest terms. to those who are paricular about the quality or . meat served at their table. onARRox's MARKET, t9 Railroad Avinue Phone 583-2 - 'FREE DELIVERY ,— ' \ W GOLDEN’S CONEECTIONERY STORE High Grade Home Made Candies ‘ Agent for Popular Brands of Chocolates Sanitary Fountain Service — Fresh Fruit Sodas Daily I C E C R E, A M amen -— some Agrnrvmnan‘nonms Tum-mum PIESW -— SEERBER, TS - eroIAI. razors roe cannons Anni PARTIES ~ DELNERIES MADE enema? 3.03 ALL OCCASIONS. _-p--’, .................... “IF ms Genomes, we coon” ; . é ‘ . 7 [Opening Sea —. .r, \ STR ’ . jwni. BE aw AGAIN ‘ Washington Street erehants are Wondering just how lo the city is going to permit snow and ice to re- main in the streets. The snow and fix; has been packed up alongside the gutters so that it is almost impossible for an automobile to park close alongside the curb. as the traffic regu- lations demand. There has been many oradic at.- tempts at cleaning thftreets, but beyond the presence 8. gang of men and a. few wagons, which carted off a. load or two of snow, little has been done. Mayor Barton was asked on Tues- day evening just when the streets would be cleaned. and he intimated that he did not know when the mon- ey would be available. ’ The Board of Estimate and Tax;- tion has been called together at va— ious times on various pretexes to ap- propriate money for things that the administration has believed to be necessary, and it is the opinion oi! some of the citizens that the board could be summoned to a. meeting ~ to appropriate money 'to allow the streets to be cleaned. The same situation exists in the First District on the main business streets. where little or nothing has seémingly been done to have the streets cleaned, at any time during the winter. ____._____.__.__— FAIRFHCIID COL’NTY . Y. 3!. C. A. NEWS W0 TO VISIT DANBL'RY Deputation team, headed by Jerry V’oorhees. Yale ’23, is to visit Dan- bury this week—end. The Older Boys' Council of Danbui-y is arranging tor this visit. The young promo of Dan— bury are invited to meet. the men from Yale at a. social on Saturday evening at St. Jumes' Church. All the boys of Dniibury are especially invited to attend a. meeting Sunday afternoon iii. the Methodist Church at 3. at which the Yale men will be the speakers. The Daiibury Older Boys“ Council extend an invitation to boys from Bethe), Ridge-field and Newtown to join them in this meeting. FATHER AND SON EVENT Rev. John L. Davis of New Brit- ain addrcmd the animal Father and Son gathering at New Canaan last. evening. The occasion was an (In- tliiislastic one. every scat at the ta- blcs being taken. Stanley Mend for the fathers and Floyd Macintyre for the sons. delivered very fine toasts. Both Dr. Kidder and Dr. Hoyt spoke briefly. Mr. \Vilbur Dixon presided l W I . \ . a. bad back—look to your 34» PARix'liwv STAMFORD! ‘ Watch for the Opening —-——-’of the —— soorn NORWALK PIGGLY W IGGLY Store WOMEN’S TAN . - SHOES ' ‘ Sizes 2 1-2 to 4 $1.45. . Values $4.00 to $5.00 A Pair of Slippers Free With .’ Each Pair I: You Bring This Advertisement With You. KEELER’S « SHOE STORE "u-‘A TRISTRAM e HYA . NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE A. New. Stock Of Linoleums Attractive Patterni in Light and Dark Effects. 6x9Ft. .;......................$7.50 9x12 Ft. ....... $15 inn-ME PRINTED LINOLEUMS—Two yards (wide ..... .. . . .. ......... r . Stoogq ; INLAIDLINOLEUMS—Two yards wide . . . . . . . $150, 32.25, $2.505; IMPORTED INLAID LINOLEUMS—Two yards wide ............ 3300 sq ' CONGOLEUM OR LINOLEUM RUGS “ COLORFAST MATTINGS—Duplex effects, 1 yard wide ............ 75c 1:: 1 fl L L — k ‘ in a. very acceptable manner as toast- master. The committee of ladies served an exceptionally tine dinner. Mr. Davls~ address is one that. will long be remembered. In his inimita- ble manner. he spoke of the value of helping boys to choose the best, rath- er than attempting to make them take the best. GROUP CONTESTS ON Some very fine reports are coming in, both for the indoor athletic con- tests and for. the general group con- test. As the reports are not all in for the first week. no announcement of standing will be made at this time. REGISTRATION 03“ BOYS Several o! the Y. M. C. A. groups have completed their registration for the present year with the County Y. M. C. A. and have received their Y. M. C. A. pins and membership card. All the leaders of the County A550- elation are receiving a very neat pin to designate them as leaders in the work. FATHER AND SON DINNER At a recent meeting of the Nich— ols Y. M. C. A. Committee. detailed plans were effected for the Father and Son dinner to be held on Monday evening. February 19th. The com- niittee has secured Rev. John L. Davis of New Britain as the'speakcr oi! the evening. “'HY THAT LAME BACK? That morning lameness—those sharp pains when bending or lifting, make work a. burden and rest im- possible. Don't be handicapped by kidneys. You will make no mistake by follow- ing this Norwalk resident’r example. August Thompien. 18 Leonard street. Nor-walk. Conn.. says: "I was so stilt and sore through my kidneys I could hardly get out of bed for when I bent it was only with pain I could straighten again. Lumbago pains ran through me and nearly doubled up my back. I lied to get up at night to pass the kidney secre- tions. Dean’s Kidney Pills were ecommended so I be’gan using them. hey certainly fixed me up all right and did away with all the trouble." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a. kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Thommen .had. Foster-Milbui-n Co., Mfrs., Buffalo,.N. Y.—Adv. Roodner Feed Co. WHOLESALE FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY, STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC. Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street South Norwalk, Conn. "Ito-co- OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD PRICE The Old W'ell 5c Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet , at 10c. No profiteering on Old Well Cigars. They are the best cigars made at that price. ‘ . ‘_ ‘ P ll 5 Phone 2017 an Inn Nerwalk‘s Largest Mam Quality Promptnes: THATCHER HEA i AND RANGES Kompak Automatic G13 “‘atcr Healers Duro Country \Vaicr S". Plumbing — fleeing 397-2 STEPHEN MI I 15 Monroe Street. Phone THE TEXTILE STI Silk Striped Madras 8" fast color 4 Paper Patterns. inc... sizes . 50 ............ ,136 Washington Street So. Norwalk ALB AT ONE PRICE $21.75 Entire Stock of Overcoats Made to Retail at $27.50 $32.50 $35.00 Assortment Limited Palace Clothes Shep 13 N. Main St. So. Nor-walk. Jeweler and )Optonietrlst Eyes Examined by a7 University Graduate RObt.~ A. Benedict 22 WALL“ sr. NORWALK ATTENTION . _ James Parker, Licenséd ' Pharmacist Win give his personal attention to your prescription wants . At -— ‘ - Bovi Pharmacy _, JMIES' EARKER, Mgr. , Licensed l? ‘ 52 80. Main St. So. Norwalk ‘ Surprise her with a box of YOUR BEST GIRL _ -. Liked candy before you married her, has she lost, her taste ’for it now ? the kind you-used to take her and see how pleased “she will be. : __G.eta'Boxat-; ‘ROWLAND M. . Flu-lot 16 Prunes St. ' I Phone 21w MILL OUTLE STORE 124 Washington Street sourn NORWALK ,1-“ Raymond R. ‘ -~ 5 Successor to Raymond E? I f WALL .2 HIGH STREETS f NORWALK, co ' THIS WEEK'S SP3 25 Per Cent. Discount Boudoir, Table and l' Lamps THE NORWALKS ' 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 .Furnipher To Men andrseyo "" 0 MAIN .ST. NORWALK, GT. TARLOV BROS. Leadin‘fi Tobafoonhte We RECOMMEND 7 ‘~LORD ROMEO Mild Havana Blend I '-‘r 3“ 0... . .- . ’ . k) '- Do You Know-11.19 Jill Perfect Viswn - A 1 and 39 ’ ‘ man So much elm!) 116009;. health is dependent o . i’ . SIGHT that one should give i has: of care. Often eye “in defective vision exists when .1 ERLY FITTED GLASSES u" Teetif? it. Bring your eye U0 ~ teens who is equipped to '13: . your Wants in every particu tail. ' , ? WILLIAM J. MOOR aprons-mus". 9,, Keeler Bldg. wa‘h'm ‘ _ "on: or soon GLA south Norwfllk 555‘
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