f {HOE FoURTEEN *
.nu—q.s.. .‘_
Keep Smiling
_ {When the weather goes a-snow— 2
bag, when ’twill cease there’s no .
{one knowing. Oh that coal might '
be as plentiful as snow ! But the
'lun is getting higher, soon per-
‘ haps you’ll need no fire and the
' grass upon the lawn will start to I
' grow.
. fAt 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
over but we’ll use our best en-
deavor to create a pleasant smile
‘ Upon your face.
\
The Ferris Coal CO.
-
The Man’s Shop
'1 Presents 3.
FIRST SHOWING
_..__.of.__....
SPRING HATS
_...._at.__._
$3.50 $3.85
SMART SHAPES
DISTINGUISHED
SMART LINES
AGGRESSIVE
' “Spring Stufi‘” in all lines ar-
riving almost daily, why not
“drift in” and have a look?
TI/EIMA” SISIIOPJ-
,bstillodclzfl'meara ;
Norwalk 400ml"
I
Say It With.
Flowers
1 flowers for All Occasions
l ; Yonshonld demand quality when asp—Ice in bum: 1am.
grades or lower the qualityotbur lumberinorderto make a‘
low price. Quality is apart of Iii-loam
just LUHSBRL Isit? Take No. agrade orsiding, for in-
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 con-
min only small knots, be smoothly dressed and “kiln-dried."
Which would you buy for your home 'I Isn’t quality a part of
price ? Think it over and buy where you can always get the
grades and ldnd of lumber you desire—our complete stock as-
sures yen of this service. ' .
Sheetrock, Cornell and Oelotex “fall Boards. Oreo-Dim Shingle's.
Bird It Sm Roofing.
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her and building materials—we do so: magnum interior ~13. '
‘, you say, lumber to .
‘* State's district attorney for Connecti-
The Hatch e Bailey CO.»
Quality GrOceries and
Free DeliVery
A. F. Beck'mann '69” Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street
morn: 1405
South N orwalk
IRES DELIVERY
.to all other cases. Approximately the
Duofold Health Underwear
These garments are made
from a knitted fabric, consist-
ing of two thin layers, held to-
gether by a thread, every half
inch. The outside layer con-
tains warm wool and the inside
. layer is soft cotton, with air
‘ space he ween. What could be
Md“ "M‘D‘mfda more ideal for an infant’s band
or shirt 1 Full protection with comfort.
This is a high grade underwear. especially Well made for
1 mg wear. neat appearance and good fit, yet the price is with-
in reach’ of every purse.
Infant’sBands.... ....................... .....35¢and50c
Infant’s Shirts ................................ 85c and 981:
so WashingtOn Street ,
Rib Corned Beef . 8c lb-
Boneless Brisket 16c lb.
’3 .
‘1" SO'FlfigfigéLK iiiPuritanHams 28c lb.
2 South Main Street
Phone 364
W
3:21 WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Rump Corned Beef . . . .3 ...... . . . 18c, 22c lb.
SmokedShoulders 16c lb.
Dixie Bacon ‘. .. . . 22c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwalk.
39 and 43 max Street, Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
3.;4_ Full Line of Auto ’
'3' . Accessories.
'14 West Ave.
Phone 2257
Norwalk
I“
M. Hallie Wm. M anoe
Dine at the Old Stand by ,
,THE OXFORD LUNCH
,40 Per Cent. of District At- 1
tomey’ s Time Taken Up
By Dry Law.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28. —Forty
per cent. of the time of the United
cut is devoted to cases arising [rem
enforcement or prohibition laws ac-
cording to testimony presented to the
House appropria ions committee by
officials or the partment of Justice.
The figures presented by Depart-
ment of Justice officials. quizzed by
committee members regarding their
Midst“: for prohibition enforcement
expenses Show an addition, that 20 per
cent. or the district attorney' S eflorts
in Confecticut is devoted to internal
revenue cases. five per cent. to post
office cases: two per cent. to ads
resulating commerce; and 83 per cent.
same averages obtain throughout the
country. the parcentage fr; prohibi-
£14011 cases for the United States being
Linuor cases pending in the Federal
courts of the country totaled 19, 407 on
July. 1.192) an increase or about
7, 000 over the previous year. Depart-
ment of Justice officials estimate the
number or liquor cases now awaiting
action to be in excess or 25 000.
Prohibition enforcement is costing
about 814, 000. 000 annually. according
to figures presented by the Depart-
ment of Justice. This includes 39-
000.000 appropriated directly to- the
prohibition office and $5, 000. 000 spent
by the Department of Justice.
COMPARATIVE MOTOR REGIS-
‘ TRATION.
Switzerland has 30. 554 motor vehi-
cles, or approximately 145 fewer than
the State of Wyoming.
The Copyright
C' othing Co.
6 North Main Street.
Shultze’ 3 Thursday Spocials' '
WT—
.7
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
Underwear, Hose and Glove Barga
Limited Lots With No Limit in the Reduction of Price,
61 ’ ODD LOTS OF UNDERWEAR.
l SeaSonable weights for men, women and children at less th'afi original co
|
1 SAVE MONEY ON LADIES’ STOCKINGS.
SILK STOCKINGS—Black, White or Cordovan . . . . . . . . . . -. . ........ .31 33 p
WOOL STOCKINGS—Light colors only—Were up to $1. 25—NOW
, - LADIES CHAMOISE'ITE GLOVES
. L6,, 1, Were_up to $2.50, NOW $1.00 Lot 2. Were Up to $1.25,
CHILDREN’S CHAMOISE'I'I‘E GLOV ES—All sizes
4——_A“-
......
NOW
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TO MARY DONOVAN.
How can it grow thru coming Spr age;
.The grass upon your lawn,
The little rambling rose that clings——
Now that you are gone. 1
.. l
Roodner i; m
The 1-01.11; will not Sing so swee Feed CO. 3 “NEWS Lars-2: 11::
This Spring down Concord street;
ual' . ,
For growing things or nature know Q "-7 Promp. neg,
When they losekone who loved them
so. WHOLESA LB
I ice! that among celestial bowers. FLOUR» FEED: GRAIN: HAY THATCHER HEQ
Your soul has found its garden .smw. FERTILIZER, ETC. AND RANGES
space. .
Where you can grow your loved flow- ._ - 1 Kompak Automatic G“
s erg, ' \ ' 1 ’ ‘vatEI' Heaters
And they will know your kindly Country “a! ‘
. er ~ ‘
face.
Phone 24100 7
' "" —-—r—————- Elevator. Ann Street '
BRIDGEPORT Tax RATE ,
IS 29-2 MILLS South Norwalk, Conn.
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 2S.—The final
tax rate for this city for the fiscal
year 1923-1954 was fixed at 29 and.
two-tenths mills by the board of ap-i ‘
portionment yesterday. Last year's ,
rate was 30 and eight-tenths mills.
The budget for the coming year is
$7. 321. 664.
A NEIGHBOR Plumbing _ new.“
Phone 391-2
STEPHEN MI 1
15 Monroe Street.
REMOVAL SALE
‘DLPORTED
NOW GOING 01
Beaded Bags .
Of the latest designs on
metal frames. $2 00
LUGGAGE
. At Attractive Prices
GUARANTEE
I‘RUNK AND 111mm 00
9 80-1011! STREET.
CAMILL'A GIFT
SHOPPE
68 Wall Street : Norwalk
We have tables of articles at 50c,
75c and 81. 00. hiany beautiful
g 2.50% ‘
Suits $12.50 to S .
formerly $20 to $35
_ g1 1. . 1111 1 we when“ m 35111351115,
' 0 er, a or ar- 1.
(2 HE ALTH The Old Welr5c Cigar and :9 men’s?" T113311.
1~- :3 ~'— ‘ ‘ " the Perfecto Bouquet
EBarthOlDC 1 “10% '
CHIROPRACTOR. THE TEXTILE S l:
95 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
Oto':':121nd130t0530-’
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
6 to 8 P. M.
No profiteering on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best c
made at that price. 1881'!
54 In. All Wool Jersey. the
grade, all colors ..
36 In. Homespun Suiting.
Watch forthe ‘ ""'
,5.
and useful gifts. Guaranteed
silk hose, baskets, lusu'e, brass
and copper
The Vacuette—the beat vacuum
cleaner on the market—N
Electric.
PALACE BOOTERY
1 PALACE mam BUILDING
OHOOSING FASHION 8 WISELY
When choosing Pumps or Oxfords developed by Palace
Bootery, she is choosing wisely. For it is obviously correct,’
Opening f 136 Washington S »
So. Norwalk.
—— or the -—_..
SOUTH'EORWALK
PIGGLY. WIGGLY
MILL OUTL ‘
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 .. .......-............n1.;.-.....-..... $6.95
Always one step ahead in footwear fashion. ~
HOBIERY—ALL THE LATEST SHADES.
and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
Gehebc’ s
“It's Here It It’s W
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
Emmy
Shapiro Bros.
Honey loaned Store STORE
On om. ~
WatchMJWélry
“SHAW ‘ 51-53 So. Main St. So. Nor-wall! 12‘ WWII
UTE NORWAII‘
PREDK. H. GANUNG 80
F .
UNERA]. DIRECTOR AND ' WOMEN’S TAN .
EMBALMER >i SHOES ,;_ ' ‘
84 So Main St. 8o NorWalk ct; ‘ - ms WEEK’S SPEH
' ' ' ' Sizes 2 1-2 to d .
Phone 1584: ‘ , , $1.45 ' 8.0 25 Per Cent. Discount
. Val $4.00 to $5.00 - l
I A M :58“ m mm WLANDM. BEACH Boudolr, Table and
Each Palr It You Bring This Florist Lamps
. h m 8 Advertisement With You.
mm“
KEELER’S ‘° 1.... “" 1.... “‘°
SHOE, STORE
THE NORWA -
ELECTRIC C01
II No. Main Street ’
Somethingtor .-,I
lverybedyintheramny.
12330. NORWALI. CONN. '
123me m '
Smokeless. odorless, perfectly sale, Can _be‘ ed from room
toroom. Black japauned, nickel and all white, ,
I‘tno...cacao-o.I....00.OOOO‘OOOOIOIQOOIOIII.$5dn,up f
25 wasnmoron 131'.~ 11 so 303“?“
Galvamzed > fare
Whitekosel’anoakerlonr
3 1.0! .
enrros enocOLATE
HOT CHOCOLATE ,
frni‘t Snndaes
Ice Cream Sodas
fresh Made Candy
SHOPPE
Do YOU Know the J
firm“ .o-OI‘CIIIOUQO. 1m:
Perfect Vision 1 .
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d .
So much enjOyment an 3
health is dependent 0113302? ..
SIGHT that one shoul :1
best of care. Often 81:81:,
detective vision nex'ists ng'
ERLY FITTED GLASv
Leading Tobaccoafis
s; TABLOVBROS
: '. «:0 one who is equippedy
' : your wants in 6Y9” '
' ’ can.
, we"! 1,
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Norwalk Chronicler