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'Keep Smiling
When the weather goes a-snow-
lug, when 'twill cease there’s no
one knowing. Oh that coal might
be as plentiful as snow I But the
sun is getting higher, sodn per-
haps you’ll need no fire and the
grass upon the 1mm 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 ourbest en-
deavor to create a pleasant smile
upon your face. '
The Ferris Coal O'Co.
The Man’s $1.199. ..
Pregemi ‘3'
£1.ng SHOWING
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SPRING HATS
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$3.50 $3.85
SMART SHAPES
DISTINGUISHED
SMART LINES
AGGRESSIVE
“Spring Stuff” in all lines ar-
‘riving almost' daily, why not
“drift in" and have a. look?
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FloWers
Flowers for All Occasions
SO. N'ORWALK
FLORIST
2 South Main Street
Phone 364
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; You should demand quality as well ups-ice in buying lame '
her and b nourish—we do not substitute inferior
grades or lower the quality of our lumber. in order to make a,
, low price. Quality is a part of price. * Bat. .you:say,"1umber' is
. just LUMBER. Is it? . Take No. 2 gradeof siding; for ind.
stance, one dealer’s siding may be full of. course knots, only
air dried and will shrink and show big cracks after it is .on
the building. The other dealer’s, SAME GRADE, 'may‘o'ono
tain only small knots, be smootlilildresud and “comm-I ' ." _.
Which would you buy for your be e ‘2 Isn’t quality a part of
price ‘I Think it over and buy where you can always get the
grades and kind of lumber you desire—our complete stock as:
sures you of this service.
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The Hatch 69’" Bailey
Shcctrock, Cornell and Cclotex \anl Boards. Creo-Dipt Shingles.
, Bird & Son Roofing.
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Quality Groceries and
. ~ Free Delivery .
A. F. Beckmann e (10., Inc.
South Norwalk
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83 Washington Street
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You can or lots of eggs to sell at present high , .
prices. c secret is argely In right feeding , .. {
and here’s the answer—feed .
Pratts Buttermilk Laying Math ‘2
You may question the hurryl’enrto-thc-ne’st claims
made for this new feed. Well—test it at‘ our risk
and let your hens prove it to you, under this
guarantee- ,
.Fccd Pratt: Laying Mash the eas “Pratt Wa "——
Instructions in each bag— then “flux” Money Sack
If YOU Are Not Satisfied." You can‘t beat that
deal! Begin using Pratt: today—it's the Mash
that makes the eggs.
‘rRANK LIBNER e SONS
Commerce St. Phone 2128 . Norwnlk, Ct.
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WEEKES AUTO
' SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
14 West Ave.
Phone 2257
N orwalk
M. ' Hallie Wm. Manes
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
.1 r1"! SOUTH NORWALK. come,
Phone 2216
pRA'r'rs 502 YEAR OF. SERVICE v.15
PALACE BOOTE-RY
OHOOSING FASHIOKS WISELY
When choosing Pumps or Oxfords developed by Palace
Bootery, she 18 choosing wisely. For it is oliviouslyworrect,
practical and considering. Most moderately priced. The new
lattice Pat. and Grey Buck Pumps are the most talked of fash-
108 of the town at ..................... ' ............. $6.95
Always one step ahead in footwear fashion. "
HOSIERY—ALL THE LATEST SHADES.
THE CO-‘OPERATIVE SHOE
:ThGY’re Seen Wherever Ken Gather?
Men and Young Men are both well pleased with the gracio-
ful lines, comfort and service that is so abundant in these shoes L
' $8.50 to $10.00.
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URNITIiRE
w‘mmuve pad the
. WALK TRADE came
uncun amen—nos
122 WASHINGTON ST.
Milton ElWOOd “ ;
souTENoEwALE;
Galvanized Ware 9
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PAST-Slums f . J
_ CLUB-Fon-
Cockehotl‘ribe. No. 32. LO. :3. IL.
entertained great chiefs of that order
‘ 10f- Connecticur. last Friday night in
Red Men’s hall. The meeting was at-
tended by fully two hundred members.
The feature or_the session was the .or-
sanization or a Past Sachem's Club
within the Cockenot Tribe for the pur-
pose of promoting the welfare of the
‘ tribe.
Great‘chiefs who attended the affair
were: H. E. Bailwitz. ~ great sachem
of Norwalk; Charles E. Bette. great
junior sagamore. of Bridgeport; J. M.
Emma. great prophet. of Torrlngtorng
William Newport, of Torrington; Post
Great Sachem Falrfield, ‘of Stamford.
iand J. E. Taylor. great snap of Nor—
wsgk. All of the visiting officer: made
remarks on the "good of the order."
Immediatly following the“ larger
meeting, the eighteen past Sachem: of
Cockenoe tribe gottogether and for-
sued the Past Sachem club. It was or-
ganized for the purpose of benefiting
and promoting the welfare: of the
ribo.
The following officers were elected: ‘
President—Fred E. Malkln.
Secretary—William E. Jones.
Treasurer—Jesse E. Taylor.
. Board of .Governors 'Wllllam J.
, Powell. William E. Rowe and He E.
Ballwltz. Themluh will hold a banquet
in the near future to further organ-
ize and develop plans.
A buffet luncheon of sandwiches
and soft drinks was served byCOcke-
not tribe to its members and guests.
!
NEW EUROPE Am LINE.
' “fit
Czechoslovakia.—Dall_v
PRAGUE.
'commercial air service between Pra-
gue and London soon will be opened.
following] conclusion of an agreement
between the l‘.~ltish and Czechoslovak
governments. Mail from Prague will
reach London in eight hours.
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Positions are found each year for
6.000 to 7.000 young women of Chica-
go. with salaries of $900 to $5.000 a.
year. by the Chicago Collegiate
Bureau of Occupation. Seventy-five
per cent. of these women have a col-
lege education. .
CAMILLA GIFT
SHOPPE
68 Wall Street Norwalk
We have tables of articles at 500,
75c and $1.00. My beautiful
and useful gifts. Guaranteed
silk hose, baskets." lustre. brass
and copper. ~ .
The Vocuette—Ahe best vacuum
cleaner on the market—Non-
Electric.
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FREDK. E. Elma}
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER
84 Be. Main 8:. 8o. Nerwelk, Ct.
Phone 1084
R. & W. HATS
Spring felts, welted. bound or
raw, in distinctive Metropolitan
shapes and in the: wanted
shades of Brown, Tan and Grey,
$2.95
Palace Clot—hes Shop
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POIRETTWILLQ .............. $2.25y
CANTONCREPE..'....-.j................ ..... ...... ........... .4225“
MIXED TWEED ..... ........ . ....... $2.25, $2.75, $3.50 y
.sTRIrED'sKIRTINGs . . ........... $3.50, $355,542.35...
CAMEL’S HAIR" COATINGS . . . . . . . .. . ........... ~ ......... $2.75, 34.00 V
l {PLAID CAMEL’S HAIR .. ............. ..... . ....... .25...
A NEW LINE 'OF LiNINGs
SAMPLES; OF ANY OR ALL THE ABOVE ON REQUEST.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 96
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Scoutinasters .
School Stafts in.
y ~ Near' Future
The scoutmasters' school is to be
started in the near future,‘and it is an
opoprtunlty for the men of Norwalk to
become affiliated with one of the
greatest movements now before the
world. .
The men who join will meet wide-
awake men. and will be doing good to
others.“ well as improving
selves.
The, school will run approximately
7 or 8 weeks, One evening a. week.
The course is not difficult. in fact it
is interesting. There are no charges
or expenses connected with it, After
a. man has finished the course. he
works with on older acoutmnster until
he has lestrned the ropes. so to speak.
The gratification and pleasure of hav-
ing one‘s own troop. is one of the
greatest attractions of the scout move-
ment. .‘
It you are interest, or have a. friend
who is. kindly send in your or his
name to the Nor-walk Council or some
of the members thereof so that he may
be reached. Names may be sent to
{the following pet-acne: Frank Roberts.
~Enst Norwalk: John Keogh. South
Norwalk: Albert H. Winchester, South
Nomlk: George F. Rem. Rea-want:
. John 'I‘. Hayes. Nor-walk; Ira 0. Gre—
BOI'Y. _I\"brwalk.‘
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EVERY rlxrun
we seu. - l5
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“'13 5011 or plnnmmg fixture:
myou innecd‘of? Doyonwuut
some pottery installed thnt will
nrtserve in: mire. white color dur-
ing the years to come ? That’s the
kind we’ll place in your home. Why
not con us up and give us an idea
of ’whot you need ? _
NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN"
COMPANY
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and then is given a. tract) of his own. '
emnmaoad.
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semio- .na Optometrist
EyeSflExaminedby a . *
University Graduate
Robt. A. Benedict?“
22 WALL. ST. , IronwALx ’ .
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WOMEN’S TAN
SHOES
‘stzes 2.1-2 io 4'
- $145.
Value! 34.00 to $5.00
.A run- or Slippers nee" With.
M run It you Bring This
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FLOUR, FEED. GRAIN. BAY.
STRAw, FERTILIZER, ETc.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
Norwnlk: Charles T. Dimond. South,
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THATCHER HEATE
AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic Gas
\Vutcr Heaters
. Duro Country. Water Syste
Plumbing — Heating
Phone 397-2
STEPHEN MIL”
15 Monroe Street.
OLD FRIES-531T THE OLD
~ PRICE _
The Old W'cll 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet '
' ' at_10e. ' '
.Nofproilteering on Old Well.
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Opening
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SOUTH NORWAIK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
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Floris! .
torn-noose Phonemic
REMOVAL SALE IS
NOW GOING ON
Suits $12.50 to 822.50
Formerly $20 to $35
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier, Hatter and Furnish
To Men and Boys
0 MAIN ST. NORWALK,
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* THE TEXTILE STO
754 In. All Wool Jersey, the
4 grade, all colors .. $2.25 -
36 In. Homespun Suiting.
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. 36 Washington Street
'. So. Norwalk.
MILL OUTLET
STORE
124 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
THIS WEEK’S SPEC : ~-
25 Per Cent. Discount 0
Boudoir, Table and Des
Lamps
W“ to» 0...... 10° m
3 to: .. .l . . . :..:;:.-, see
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no ’Ym' Know the Joy
‘ SIGHT that one should give it '=
V ' qourm in every Pan-1°
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THE NORWALK’S
ELECTRIC co.
11 No. Main Street.
, Perfect Vision ?
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much enioym GOOD BY
Bo .
heal. th independent on
58% nters. Often eye strain 1
“edits tiéion exists when PRO
ERIK, emu GLASSES '°'.
rectify it. Bring your eye troub .
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Norwalk Chronicler