’PAGE SIXTEEN - Keep Smiling fiVhen the‘weather goes a-snow- . lug, when ’twill 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 scarce as ’ ever but we’ll use our best en- deavor to create a pleasant smile upon your face. The Ferris Coal Co. l The Man’s Shop Presents a FIRST SHOWING ...__.of_.._.. SPRING HATS .-—— at ~— $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? ..Norwalk Conn. Say It With Flowers Flowers for All Occasions SO. N ORWALK FLORIST 2 South Main Street Phone 364 WEEKES AUTO SUPPLY CO. Full Line of Auto Accessories. 14 West Ave. Phone 2257 Norwalk M. Rollie Wm. Manes Dine at the Old Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone 2216 her and building materials—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. But, you say, lumber is just LUMBER. Is it? Take No.2 grade of siding, for in- stance, one dealer' :1 sirfing may be full of cache knots, only air dried and will shrink and show big cracks after it is on tain 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 kind of lumber you desire—our complete “stock as- . sures you of this service. _ The Hatch E Bailey Co. Sheetrock, Cornell and Celotcx W’all Boards. Creo-Dlpt Shingles. Bird & Son Rantings. Yen should demand quality as well as price in buying lum ' the building. The other dealer’ 8, SAME GRADE, may con- . ' Quality Groceries _- and Free Delivery A. F ..Beckmann 89° CO., Inc. 83 Washington Street South N orwalk PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY 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 iEside lay 01 is soft cotton, with air space between. \Vth could be more ideal for an infant’s band Protected with 13110de or shirt 1 I1 1111 protection with comfort. _ This is a high grade underwear, especially u cll made for «1 wear. neat appearance and good fit, 3 et the p11ce is with- in reach of every purse. Infant’ s Bands ............. . . . . . .............. 35c and 500 Infant’ _s Shirts ................................ 85c and 98c WWW You _(_.‘__an Hurry Your Hens to the Nest You can ct lots of eggs to sell at present high prices. fin: secret is argely 1n right feeding and here' 5 the answer—feed Pratt: Buttermilk Layipg Mash You may question the hurry- em-to—thc-nest claims made for this new feed. Well-1e511t at our risk and let your hens prove it to you, under this guarantee-'— Iced Pratt: I :vmg Mash the easy “Pratt Wa -— instructions in each bag—thcn‘ ‘\ our Money ack If YOU Are Not Satisfied. " You can 1 beat that deal! Begin using l’ratts today—~11 s the Mash that makes the eggs. FRANK LIBNER & SONS Commerce St. Phone 2128 Nor-walk, Ct. PALACE BOOT ERY CHOOSING FASHIONS WISELY When choosing Pumps or Oxfords developed 'by Palace Bootery, she is choosing. wisclv. For 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 .................................. $6. 95 Always one step ahead in footwear fashion. HOSIERY—ALI. THE LATEST SHADES. “ 68 Wall Street CLAIMS $5 II. DAMAGES FOR STAAIFORD, March 1-- Marion V. N. Horsey of Greenwich has brought suit against Harriet L. Price of Darien for $5. 000 damages, as a. result of injuries received, while rid- ing in the defendant's automobile which collided with another automo- bile at18ufieru, N. Y.. on 06?. 7. 1922- term of the Superior court. The complaint alleges that the plaintiff was sitting in the rear seat of a Ford sedan, owned and operated by the defendant. and that the machine. While going down a hill, skidded and crashed into a. machine coming in the Opposlte direction. Negligence on the part or the defendant. in operating the brakes is alleged in the complaint- The plaintlfl claims’t‘hat as the re- sult of the accident she was uncon- pclous tor a. period or 20 hours. She alleges that she. was cut and bruised about the face, hands. and mouth and that she lost one tooth and that the plaintiff's eyesight w‘l be impaired for several years to come. Gusav Halstro'm of Stamford, has brought suit for $3,006 damages against Gladys H. Tappan of Stam- ford. Swift and Company 01' this city have brought suit against Samuel D. Keeler or Ridgefield, to recover $2. 300 alleged to be due on common ac- counts A second suit was filed against Sam- uel D. Kecler ot Ridgefléld by 0.13. Slauson Company of this city. This suit. filed in the Court 0: Common Pleas. was for $1,500. SHORT BIBLIORY 0F IIIOTORISTS. According to records. only about 30 out of every 100 automobile owners know their own license numbers. Hear The NEW MARCH ' VICTOR RECORDS . At The A.J.COIIins CO. 70-72 North Main St. The: Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street. CAMILLA GIFT “SHOPPE N orwalk “'0 have tables of articles at 50c, 750 and 81.00. Many beautiful and useful gifts. Guaranteed silk hose, baskets, lustre, brass and copper. , The Vacuctte—-the best vacuum cleaner on the market—Non- Electric. Iloney Loened FREDK. II. GAN‘UNG FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER 84 So. Mali St. So. Norwalk, Ct. Phone .1684 PROMPT DELIVERY Gehebe’s “It‘s Here If It's Honsewnre" l PHONE "FURNITIIRE NORWALK TRADE GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION Terms of Utmost Convenience ' am Main St. Bridgeport ‘2‘ Phone- Demon: coco-seer 7 PERFECTION OIL HEATERS Smokeless, odorless, perfectly safe. Can be denied from room to room. Black japanned, nickel trimmed and all white, At ...................................... 7 . . . . $5. 79 up 25 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALX L Shapiro Bros. F I LIVE "STORE Something for . Everybody in» the Family. ' so noawAm. comm ‘ - 123 wasnmo’iron STREET , \\ Galvanized Ware ‘- AllSisesAshGans, GarbagecmOmMWashTum, etc. ROSENFIELD BROS 125 Washington S1. Phone 349 Free Delivery "'7 *’ SPECIALS FOR THE ? “ . AUTO ACCIDENT : The action is returnableln the March. _ NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. Goons STORE 1 Underwear, Hose and Glove Bargain a-Limited Lots Withpto Limit in the Reduction of Price, _ ODD LOTS OF UNDERWEAR. ‘Seasonable weights for men, women and children at :less than original] ,0, by cutting hay on. its property to pay taxes. Thus the conporatlon is en« deavorlng to continue in existence in operation a. trolley system in that see- tlon which was projected about a dozen years ago. Joseph Merrtmun of Mlddlctown. one of five trustees of the corpora- lion. and Representative H. H. Ly— man of hllddlefleld. appeared before the legislative committee on railroads at. the Capitol to explain the reasons for a. twooyear extension of time in which to complete organization. This is the fourth or fifth time such two- year extension has been asked. It has been granted by previous Legislatures. About 853.000 was invested in the project by the original stockholders. Mr. Merriam said. The finances of the road did not hold out. however, and .the proposed line went into bank- . ruptcy. It was litter bought back by ‘the stockholders from the receiver lug the idea, he said. Raymond R. Aike ‘i Successor to ‘ 7 WOMEN’S TAN lcy route largely in Mlddlesex county. the hope ot-wsome day—putting into -_ and there is no intention of nbandon- _ STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC. Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street . South Norwalk, Conn. 7 SAVE MONEY ‘ON LADIES’ STOCKINGS. I SILK STOCKINGS—Black, white‘or Cordovan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ $1.00 W 1 WOOL STOCKINGS—Light colors only—Were up to $1.25...NOW -_." I ’ ’ LADIES CHAMOISETTE GLOVES Lot 1. Were up to $2. 50, NOW $1. 00 Lot 2. Were up to $19 .5, NOW W CHILDREN’S CHAMOISETTE GLOVES—A11 sizes. . . . ....... Now , - ' .. , I Trolley Company , 1 . . ' . . .1 , Pays Tax by Hay ROOdner 1‘ - “ ~ Cut From Its Linei Feed CO Nerwalk'e 1.1.3:: HARTFORD. Feb. 28.—-The Merl— . . an!” "”umm it“om‘é‘if°i°‘23.:23.fififl"¥§.f£°°tfi§ wnomseu . 12":Ilts“:::’:tznzRaisers? 111.0113. rEED, GRAIN, HAY, THATCHER HEA ;. AND RANGES Romp-.111 Automatic cg Water Heater; Duro Country Water 5 3.. Plumbing — Ream Phone 397-: STEPHEN All. 51 15 Monroe Street. a” 5‘.“ - ’ OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD PRIOR The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet . at 10c. No profiteering on Old Well Cigars. They are the best e made at that price. igars _~o MAIN sr. REMOVAL SALE 1i NOW COIN G 011’ Suits $12.50 to ._ Formerly $20 to $35 ASHER CLICKsox 911111111, Hatter and F11 ' To Men and Boys NORWALK, A Watch for the Opening —— of the —. sonTHNOEWALK PIGGLY W IGGLY Store " ’ THE TEXTILE s 1 5‘ In. All Wool Jersey, the grade, all colors .. 333 36 In. Homespun Suiting. II... --------------- 136 Washington Soul 80. Norwalk. SHOES Sizes 2 1-2 to 4 $1.45 Values sane 1o-ss.oo _' A Pair of Slippers Free With . Each Pur 11 You Baum; Advertisement With You. KEELER’S- SHOE areas I HOT CHOCOLATE r. .Fruit’Sundaes I - Ice Cream Sodas Fresh Made Candy PEPPO’S CHOCOLATE SHOPPE . 1 - 10 South Main St. Pmme essences-inns. 103 N WhiteEose Oatmeal, locpkg. 2 for ...............,; 25G: White Rose Pancake Flour ’ ’ . r .- Larsfl'sncyu-chrel. 1b Toilet Tissue, Hoe 25c ATTENTION James Parker Licensed W “Windsor-twain.“ 57 ”WWW”. MILL OUTL STORE 124 Washington Street SOUTH NORWALK TARLOV BROSr‘ Leading TM” WE RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Mild Havana Blend ' ’ i health is 1113118116611t °“ G SIGHT am one should 5‘ meter THIS wEEIrs see"- 25 Per Cent. Distant!t Boudoir, Table and " Lamps THE NORWALK'S ‘ ELECTRIC C0. 11 No. Main Street» ‘ I ' Do You Know the 1,” Perfect Vision' So much enjoy!!!“t .112 ; “best of care. Often e39 5‘” existswh hen . . IMO visiglll) GLASSES“ . 8' rectity it. Bring i0“ ey can! to one who is equmped to your wants in ever}:— P M J. ”#11903? QOPTOMETimng ; , South New" 655' near. or 6009 G ,
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