lanai: SDKTEEN
a...
Keep Smiling
.W hen the weather goes a-snow-
ing, when ’twiil cease there’s no
one knowing. Oh that coal might
be as plentiful as snow 1 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 scarceas
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 9.
FIRST SHOWING
____.of.._._
SPRING HATS '
—-—-— at———-
$3.50 $3.85
SMART SHAPES
DISTINGUISHED
SMART LINES
AGGRESSIVE
“Spring Stuff ” in all linestar-
riving almost daily, why not
"Q
price millennium. ‘
You should demand quality alwell as . .
bet and building materials—we do not eubstituterinienor
grades or lower the quality of our lumber in-order to make .a
low price. Quality is a part otrprioe. But, you say, lumber}:
just LUMBER. 'II it ? Take No.12 oi siding, for m-
stance, one dealer’s siding may be full of course knots.
airdfiedandwfllshfinkandshowbigcracksatteritnon
the b ’ ' . The other dealer’s, 8m. Owning con.
tain onl small knots, be smoothly dreuedand ”kiln-dried.“
Which would you buy for your home“?
Isn't quality a part of
price ‘7 Think it over and bu‘y where you can always get the
grades and kind of lumber you desire—our complete stool: aa-
sures you of this service.
The Hatch 65’ 7 Bailey Co.
Sheen-00k, Cornell “fisfigoggefiiwma Creo-Dipt—Shingles.
; m mrPLACEf
‘ ‘USE Bush 4
“drift in” and have a look?
”JV/EMA IV '5 sum! 9—:
Queues. o'meara
,-S.Norwaik. Conn'.’ ‘
A‘AA““AAA‘AA-AA‘A
vvv 'v'v'vv'vvvv'v'
Say It With
Flowers
Flowers for All Occasions
SO. NORWALK
FLORIST
2 South Main Street '
Phone 364
AAAAAAAAAAAAA‘AAAAA .- A
AAA-‘AA‘
QAA‘A‘AAAAAA‘AAAAAAAA AAA _ ‘A. A.
AAA‘AAA‘
‘r‘rur‘wv‘v‘wv‘r-wv‘v‘v‘uv‘rvar-nv‘yvnv‘wa—‘r‘rvur‘v6*v‘:v‘r‘:iu—
AAAAAAA‘AAA‘AA‘AAAAA
vvvvvvvv'wwv‘vvvvvv‘
WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto ,
Accessories.
14 West Ave. Norwalk
Phone 2257
M. Rallle Wm. Mance
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216'
. .~
* ‘ .g
”533?,“ it}? i]
~
. fl .15.. ‘_
, 7-:7YT'V‘l -‘
g '1‘...‘
. URNITURE
will nddy greater bounty to
W has Ind save you the
*8 money
-§
WEWALK TRADE GIVEN .
SPECIAL ATIENTION
of Utmost Convenience
no u;-
mat. Bridgeport
Groeries‘ no »
Free Delivery
A. E. Beckmann ‘6? 'Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street ‘ South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 - ' rm DELIVERY
e
1 BY march: BRONNEB
‘ ._ REA Service Stall Correspondent.
C LONDON.——Autos may soon be dis-
placing camel caravans on the Sahara.
Desert. \
§Schultze’SWednesday Special
I
14c lb.‘
16c lb.
14c lb.
28c lb.
25c lb.
Fresh Spareribs .
Shoulder Steak . .
Fresh Shoulders
RoundSteak .
e
o
o
o
a
o
o
a
o
o
o
e
e
o
e
o
e
a
Link Sausage...'*........../........
Schultze.’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, ‘30. Nor-walk.
39 and sauna Street, Nor-walk.
Westport Georgetown ' Darlen Stamford Ileek Rock Bridgeport
PALACE "BOOTERY, ;
rm rmm ammo;
OHOOSING‘I‘ABHIONS WISELY" . " '
_ When choosing Pumps or Oxfords developed by Palace,
Bootery, she'is choosing wisely. Fer it is obviously correct,
practical and considering. Most moderately priced. The new
lattice Pat. and Grey Buck Pumps are the most talked of fash;
ios of the town at . . . . ‘
Always one step
HOSERY—ALI;
\ ‘ J i
oee-e-e-o-e‘eoeoepenises-cool... -
head. in footwear fashion;
mums! SHADES. , .
.22; Gehebe as}
“It’s Here It moiety“; ',
~s
. 1 ‘ y;
PERFECTION OILHEATERS
Smokeless, odorless, perfectly '
II.
_ safegz'canbecarriodtroms
to room. Black Japannedl nickel mod and all it /
‘At .o................o.u...oo--..oo.-o‘ooooooo O
.A ._ ».,1.;_ hum ,7.—
l
I
w‘
!
In an experiment conducted by
the perilous 71,800-mile journey despite
shifting sands. storms; a-shortage of:
water and the difficult conformation
01 the country which has “no long
sincere.
Ever Since France became a. great
African colonial power she has sohght
a. way of linking units ‘esseuions in:
Amelia. Tunis and Morocco with its
richequgtorlal régions along the Niger.
river. Ships do it. _but they take a.
mug time and. in case of war. are sub-
ject to the danger or submarines.
A railway across the Sahara. has
been dreamed of, but has re ined a.-
dream. So Andre Citroen. automobile
mamracmrer, decided to take a
chance on an expedition across the de-
sert. The French government stobd
part or the ,exp’ense. At the head or
the expedition were Mensrs. Haardt
and Audoin-Dubreuil." both exper-
lenced autolsts. 4 .‘ . '
Five cars were fitted with cater-
pillar tracks in. place of rear wheels,
They were painted spotless white.
equipped with specially powerful en~
glues and manned by experts.
The starting point, was Touggourt
in the Sahara where ‘the French rail-
way ends. 'From this place thelex-
pedition followed the well-known
camel caravan routes across the des~
ert to Tlmbuctoo. Every variety of
Sahara territory was crossed. There
were not only theys‘hlftinz sands. but
there were sterile plains covered with
huge granite boulders and others cov-
ered with stones. In some places the'
expedition was in danger from wan-
dering. nomadic tribes. One of the
places crossed was the Tanearout‘t—
the country of death. '
Nevertheless the party arrived sate-
ly at Timbuctoo. the one-time mys'fer-
CAMILLA GIFT
SHOPPE
68 Wall Street Norwalk‘
we have tables '0: order» at 50c,
'75c and $1.00. Many beautiful
and useful gifts. Guaranteed
Frenchmen, rive little cars completed .
thwarted Europe's leading railway ens .
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
1' New WOol ‘ Dress Goods
POIRET TWILL 3,225),
CANTON CREPE ....... 32.25,.
MIXED TWEED$225,$2,7,:-,,3350'v
STRIPED SKIRTINGS ..... 33-50,$3-75.84.25}
.- CAMEL’SHAIRCOATINGS 5235,3430“
PLAID CAMEL’SHAIR way
A 7 NEW LINE OF ‘LININGS
SAMPLES OF ANY OR ALL THE ABOVE ON REQUEST.
ious city of the Niger; After resting
them for about three weeks. the lead-
crs decided, to travel back,
As a. result of the expedition it is
expected that the French government
will enlarge its military and govern—
mental posts at the leading Sahara
oases and will gradually stock them
with suppllcs of oil and stores. The
purpOSe will. of course. be to make
them part of a general scheme where-
by automobile traffic on an extensive
scale may be maintained across the
desert. it France ever {eels either the
war-time‘ or the peac
it.
M
SIOECKI‘IL’S SALARY.
$2,000.
Robbins B. Stoeckel. motor vehicle
commissioner. would have his salary
increased from, 86.000 to 88,000 and
that of his deputy from 84,000 to $6,-
000 under the bill of Senator Plait,
now under consideration by the ap-
propriations committee or the general
assembly.
The bill as originally introduced.
provided for 'no Specified figure. but
contained merely the words, “an act
concerning the salary and expenses of
the commissioner of motor vehicles
silk hose. baskets, lustre, m
and copper.
The VIMHHIIB hgst vacuum
cleaner on the snarled—Non-
Electric. - ‘
Honey Loaeed
OII Diamonds.
Warhead“:
, suite-noose
Om. Stu-ind Themes
menu. a. Gamma
FUNERAL omec'ron' AND
. EMBALMER
S4 So. Main M. So. Nor-walk, Ct.
Phone 1684
o:
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 Chit—hes Shop»
13 N. lain 3t. 80. Norwalk.
{surge Yf')ll r- 'F 22+.- .
Jeweler andOptontetrist
Eyes Examined by .a
University, Graduate '
Robt. A. Benedict
22 WALLET. ' NoEwALx
'WEEK
, > ‘
o
White; moans-n... .
Package 10c
_, {8 foresaw-‘1'
I»
SPFGALSFORTHE-
71 gm.
and deputy commissioner of motor
vehicles." The'subsutute but mak-
.lng the increases as noted was pre-
wanted at the committee meeting yes-
‘terday.
No one opposed the
several representatives. among them
being Representative Landon. of Sal-
isbury. spoke in favor. highly prais-
ing the work of Commissioner Stoec-
kel. One said that. as his work was
partly of a judicial nature as well as
receive as much as a Superior court
Judge and another said that he
way commissioner. There seems to
be no doubt but that the bill will be
approved.
Others who spoke in favor of the
mere-ace were Senator Trum‘hull. Rep-i
resentatlve Dunham. Judge Baldwin,
of: Derby, and a representative of the
New Haven Auto club.
7595‘?! ‘
. “h “QR-Hg, '
toenail».
‘51-63 Se. Main St. 80. Norwail
' WOMEN’S TAN
SHOES
, Sim a 1-2 to ‘
$1.45
Value. 34.00 to $5.00
'A Pair or Slippers Free With
EachPair Ir You Bring This
‘ Advertisement With You.
SKEELEKS .
2 SHOE SToRn
o
canine needs of
Bill “'ould Giro mm Incl-case 09‘
3
i
increase and
Roodner E
Feed Co. ‘
WHOLESALE 3
FLOUR, FEED. GRAIN, HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETO.’
Phone 2400 .
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
Quality
Norwalk'e Largest Mason ;.
Pmmptnese l .
h.
THATCHER HEA 3.
AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic Gas .
Water Heaters
Doro Country Water in-
Plumbing — Heating
Phone 397.2
STEPHEN MILL 1
15 Monroe Street.
of an administrative. nature he should. 7
should receive as much as the high“
nor CHOCOLATE
.- fruit Sundae .
_, fresh Nada Candy _
'PEPPO’S CHOCOLATE
’ .iSEOPPE-y’"
10 Socialism: 8t.
.. James Parker; licensed
_ . .rhmcin 7 7 .,
P3103
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c. '
.No profiteefing on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars'
made at-that price.
Watch for the
Opening
—— of the —¢'
SOUTH NOBWALK
- PIGGLY WIGGLY
; Store '
ROWLANDM. BEACH
. , C
Tannin-BROS.
’ we"! Wily-me
we], anOunsuo
LORD ROMEO r.
7 nun-mag." alone , -
i
REMOVAL SALE it
NOW GOING ON
Suits $12.50 to $22:
formerly $20 to $35
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier, Hatter and Fun:
To Men and Boys
0 MAIN ST. NORWALK,
THE TEXTILE STO
54 In. All Wool Jersey. the
grade, all colors .. $2.25
36 In. Homespun Suiting.
sconce-ee-e-eeeo
O
136 Washington Street
80. Norwalk.
MILL OUTLE
STORE
124 Washington Street
SOUTH N ORWALK
' 25 Per Cent. Discount
health is dependent 0
‘THIS WEEK’S SPE
Boudoir, Table and '-
Lamps
THE NOR‘VALKS
ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Main Street. .
Do You Know the 1:?
PerfeCt Vision .
So and a
t
much enjoymefln GOOD
SIGHT that one should
best or care. 0ften 959:
’re it ‘
S! a
l
detective vision exists «1135“ PB
can? FITTED GLAS:ve
recur: it. Bring you!“ - cal“
mono who is equipped ‘9
your wants in every Dame
“n. vie—4" I
‘ J. i"
" ,7 . Marmsr
, opro washin
% NONI.“ *
f OF GOOD Gussa
:
Norwalk Chronicler