Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 22, 1923 · page 14

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'PAGE‘FOURTEEN,

Keep Smiling

,When the weather goes a-
ing, when ’twill‘cease there no
one knowing. Oh that coal might
be as plentiful as snow I But the
sun is getting higher, soon per-
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. 7

 

 

The Man’s Shop

Presents 2.

FIRST SHOWING
._._ of —— -

SPRING HATS

-———at——

$3.50 $3.85

sm'r SHAPES
msrmdbisnnn
SMART Lnnis
soosnssivn
“S pring Stufl‘” in all lines ar-

riving almost daily, why not
"drift in” and have a look?

’ 7515125315531, '.
,lesielloS: @‘fieara

:5. Norwalk. Conn”

 

 
 
 

 
 

LUMBER PRICES '

Before you place your contract With the ldwést bidder for

your building operations don ’j overlook the fact ‘that poor
lumber and indifferent workmanship may prove ad expensive 3

proposition. 5

”We do not blame any man for doing eveily‘thing in his pow. 5

or to secure his lumber at the lowest possible price but we do

invite all “price buyers” to make altes't oi a given quantity. ~
of our lumber against a similar quantity cf the same“‘grade”

 
 

of dumber, in which price was the determining factor 111‘ plac-
ing the order. Such "a test will, we feel anre,'-,prove conclusive-
ly that “shopping around” is after all a mighty expensive

policy. ..

 

The Hatch 89° Bailey Co."

Shectrock, Cornell and Gelotcx \Vall Boards—Creo-Dylpt Shingles
Bird .c Son Rootings. . 5 .

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HARTFORD, Feb. 21—17114;

Superior Court .and fined for

House - on

lblll providing for payment to
clerks of an additional

der wh
quired t

h an instrument
be indexed.

a. substitute for

 

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Quality Groceries and
Free DeliVery

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83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405

Seth Low Pierrepont’s bill

and may also

the outer tall

from a. locomotive.
Lieutenant Geller-nor Blnghnm,

tu ing Company.

 

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86 Washington Street

' ployes in Hartford tonight.

 

 

WASHINGTON. Feb.
sentatlve Richard Freeman. of
Second District. Connecticut.
tained a. fracture of the ankle
night as he was
He slipped and tell
the s way connecting
with t c house omce building.

. bill
providing that grand jurors and ears
stables who fail to qualify for omen
within the statutory period may be
summoned before a. judge of the
such
failure it wilful. was rejected in the
unfavorable report
from the committee on the judiciary.
' Rejection was also voted on the
town
tee‘of five
cents ror each additional name line
is re-

The railroads’ committee reported
Representative
concern-
ing protection against forest- mas.
' The new bill provides that the pub-
lic utilities commission may require
railroads using coal burning locomo-
tives to cut the grass along their
lights of way during the summer
require the railroad
company toplow a- fire line ten feet
wide,not more than 200 feet from
on land that is in
* danger of being set afire by sparks

acting governor, today signed his
first bill being that which restore

charter rights to the Pope Manufac-

Dr. Work the postmaster general,
was a visitor at the executive ofiloes
He is to be entertained by postal em-

REP. rim-smear BREAK7 s_ ~ANKLE

21.—-Repre-
the
sus-
last
leaving the House.
on the steps in
the Capitol

7 formed an illegal operaiion upon the

 

 

WINNIPAUK
FEED. *' STORE

"mean room's? .
nuns"

Wm. M. Bette, Prop.
Phone 2619

‘ gell. of Yale University.

 

 

 

FREDK. H. CHUNG

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Say It With

Flowers

A‘l ““AAA-

Ilowerstior All Occasions

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so. NORWALR
FLORIST

AAAA-‘AAAAAAAAAAA-‘A-

2 South Main Street

Phone 364

 

 

 

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WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.

Full Line of Auto

Accessories.
' I
14 West Ave.

Phone 225?

Norwalk

 

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M. Rsllls Wm. Manoi

'Dine at the Old Stand by

THE‘OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT

0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

Phone 2216

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You Can Hurry
Your Hens _—to—7i"
You can

get lots of eggs to sell at present high
prices. c secret is rgely in right feeding
and here 5 the answer—feed

Pratt: Buttermilk Laying Mash

l on may question the hutry-' em~to—il1e-ncst claims
made for this new feed. Well—test it at our risk
and let your hens prove it to you, under this

guarantee—

Feed Pratt: I. :1_\mg Mash the
instructions in car 11 bag—then“

e “Pratt W2 "—-
“éur Money ack
If YOU Are Not Satisfied. " You can t beat that
deal! Begin using Pratt: today—its the Mash

that makes the (ggs.

FRANK LIBNER & SONS .

Commerce St. Phone 2128 Norwalk, Ct. 7~

 

 

 

FUNERAL omec‘ron AND 7
EMBALMER
~34 to. llaln at. so. Nail-walk, oz.
Phone 1684

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jeweler and Optometrist
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate

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' Robt. A. Benedict

22 wan. er. noaws‘ix

 

 

 

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Wardrobe. Eli-unk-
'Wardrobe Trunks

, Wardrobe Trunks
Wardrobe Trunks

AND

LUGGAGE.

Oi Every5 Description .

 

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Ummmas, NovEnTiEs
AND “HEN’SFURNISHINGS 5
All At smicuwe Prices.

GUARANTEE

TRUNK AND We do.
exam-eraser..- ‘
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Some Spring Silk Specia ”

New arrivals that include all the new materials, colors and designs

CREPE KNIT , Plain,$2.75yd.;Fancy 3355
7SILKJERSEY Plain,$2.25yd.;Fancy, 3350
l7PAISLEYS............._.......................l.'.$250, $2.75, 5375 $4.25

TRISTRAM e HYA

NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

CREPEDECHINE‘K $1

CANTONCREPE 130033
RUSSIANCREPE...................................... ........ . 3375
fBARONETTE SATIN ..... 3275'

SAMPLES ON REQUEST.

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PHYSICIAN mania! 001101113112
non DEATH or GIRL

 

BRIDGEPORT. FeE. 21.—The cor-
oner‘s finding,_holding that Martha
Helena.Woitowitz died as "the result
at the criminal act of Dr. F. J.
Adams." the prominent physician,
when‘arraigned yesterday morning in
City court on a. charge of manslaugh-
ter, waived examination and was
bound over to the Criminal Superior
court under bonds of 85.000.

During the coroner's inquest. Dr.
Adams wfistified that he. had not per-

girl, although b ore her death she
signed a. statem t alleging he did
and identified him personally when
he was brought to her bedside just
before she died.

. .___.___.____.___.____

It costs $750,000,000 yearly to run
the educational institutions ‘0! this
country. according to President An-

 

. ROOdner
Feed Co.

FLOUR, ran, GRAIN. HAY,
STRAW, FERTILIZER, E'I'O.

 

Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street

South N orwalk, Conn.

 

 

» i
' Money Losned
On'Dinmoads.
“niches, Jewelry

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Phone 2“? 20 1mg. .
Norwalk's Largest Mason

Quality PFOmpgneSs

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THATCHER HEA ;.
AND RANGES

Kompak Automatic Ga
Water Heaters

Duro Country “am: 55.
Plumbing — Beating

Phone 397-2
STEPHEN MI 1
15 Monroe Street.

 

 

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CORSETS

Punt—Naamzwmm

With the patented inner elas»
tic vest that holds the front
steehmcdxudiecenizrofrhcbodv.
Easilydai over patented Sat
. hook-.3. dfsbria
in our corset 35 to $12.

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Corsets Fitted Free.

Mme. Jeannette

CORSETIERE fl: GLOVER
56 So. Mill! St. 5 So. Norwalk, Ct.

 

 

5 Clifford noun Bldg. \

 

 

 

 

ATTENTION

James Parker License 6.
. P ' _ 5
.‘wul'giwe his person ‘ i use ntion
to your prwcripfion wants

———At——.

Bovi Pharmacy

5 J s PABKEKMy
lccnsed Pharmacist

3152 39- Main‘ 3;. So. Norwalk7

 

 

 

 

 

- SPECIALS FOR THE

 

 

 

 

 

 

7 ..-..................15c:
llacaronnsliaghettior new

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Oat. “Sardines. in tomato sauce:

Macaroni, 2 lbs for 266

 

 

YOUR BEST
GIRL

Liked candy. before you
married her, has she lost
her taste for it now 7

the kind you used to take
%hér and see how pleased
she will be.

 

 

 

01.1) rams-ITEM 01.11
was
The Old Well 5c Cigar and

 
 
 
 

 

REMOVAL SALE i
NOW GOING ON

Suits $12.50 to 3'79
. Formerly $20 to $35

ASHER GLICKSO.

Clothier, Hatter and Fu.‘
To Men and Bays
0 MAIN ST. NORWALK,

 

the Periodic Bouquet

 

 

 

‘ at 100.

No profiteering on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.

 

 

 

 

7Watch for the
Opening

THE TEXTILE S I

 

‘54 In. All Wool Jersey. the
grade. all colors .. $25

36 In. Homespun Suiting.

oo-os ...............

136 Washington Stu!
80. N orwalk

 

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SOUTH NORWALK ‘

PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store '

 

 

 

 

MILL OUTLE
STORE

124 Washington 81166

 
 
 
 

SOUTH. NORWALK

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ROWLAND M. BEACH
man
18 France St. P11062140

 

 

 

 

Surprise her with a box of 73 " 7

 

 

 

mm eRos.
Leading Tobabconlats -
WE RECOMMEND

LORnRonEo . g

7" find Haven; alone! 3

 

 

 
 

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THIS WEEK '8 SP3

25 Per Cent. Discount
Boudoir, Table and I.
Lamps

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

THE ,NORWALKS
ELECTRIC C0.
11 No. Main Street.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Perfect Vision -

21‘ "id "7
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So much enjO) we!“
south is depelndent 0“
SIGHT that one shou‘
best at are Often
defective vision exists 6‘3“}: .
can? FITTED GLA5~ES
rectify it. Bring your 9-” w.
to one who is minim"3d w
your wants in every D
full.

WILLIAM J. #510035
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