PAGE FOURTEEN
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Cinders
Well. it’s almost over.
“Oh. wind. if winter eomes can
Spring be far behind l"
We are already taking orders
for next season. People InSIst,
we do not ohjeet.
But we are not yet quite out of
the Woods for the present season.
A busy summer is in prospect—-
if coal run he had.
People. are not going to wait for
lower I'l‘it'l‘x They want coal !
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The Ferris Coal Co.
The Man’s Shop
Presents a
When You Build-Build Right
—-.\IAI‘RICI'2 I. FLAGG, IN GOOD IIOUSEKEEPING
If your new home is of poor construction and poor plan,
-- if at the end of. a year or two ceilings crack, the roof leaks, the
woodwork warps, the plumbing balks, you Will have an un-
sound investment on your hands. Your original dollars will
have shrunk. More. dollars will he needed for repairs. In the
end it costs no more to build a home rii'ht than otherwise.
These facts are so apparent that it seems a waste of space to
set them down.
I FT I'S ‘Hl: I I‘ IOI' Ill IIID YOI II. 0“ .\ HOME
K‘O“ lOI II. CONTRACTOR
The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
LUMBER & MILLWORK
CCIOIC‘—SII(‘CII'OCk—COI’IIOII Wall Boanls—Creo-Dipt Shingles
. ----_----------——--'--p--,----------------o------
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann Est Co., Inc.
Am. Camus
SON MEN'llONED
lN KlNG CASE
Drayton M. Daugherty May
Have Been Marked
for Blackmail.
(Copyright, 1923. by Universal
Souk-e)
NE\V YORK, March 26.——Thc name
of Drayton M. thingherty, Ison or
Harry M. Daugherty, Attorney Gen-
tOnight with Dorothy King. the pretty
model, who was found slain in her
rooms. more than a Week ago. Ru-
mor had it that Daugherty con tell
a great deal about. the life and as-
sociates of the girl, also that he had
supplanted 'John Keal‘sley Mitchell
in the affections o! the murdered
model.
This big shock followed closely on
the disclosures that Mitchell son- in-
law of L‘. P Stitisbury. “as the
nnstelions' ‘John Marshall." who Vis-
ltui the girl's apartment, paying
$1.000 a. visit, and wrote her a. letter
oral of the United States. was linked'
. in which he is mid to have ex-
83 WRShlflgton Street south Norwa’k matted a (leslrv to “bathe her in
PHONE 1405 Fm DELIVERY . Il-zissui" and, “kiss her little pink}
m’l0(s."
FIRST SHOWING
of
SPRING HATS
-".TI/E MANSJJHOP!
$3.56— atPia—3.85
(‘I’ozléllfir QB 'fileafi
5.Norwalk. Conn; l.
THE PARIS
CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
83 South Main Street '
So. Norwalk
.\l. "hills .I. lnrll‘ls
Dme at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
6 seem MAIN smear
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
I ’RATT'S
Buttermilk Laying Mash
Scratch Feed l
Poultry Remedies
Make Hens Lay and Pay I
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FRANK LIBNER 8;
SONS
27 ( nmmr-‘n I‘ St.
I'lImm 2l28
Norwalk
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Demonstration of Gossard
Corsets
This week we will have in our ('vvrset Department :I
«leIuoIIstI'ntloII of (itvssard ('orsets l'oi two days, ('l'In- sila \ and
\Vellnesllay. .\l'IrelI 237 and ‘_’\l L) lllw t 'hirk :III (\IN rt slut
lv} the inanufaeturrrs of lins‘mlltl t'nIsets.
Ion hqu unnl‘olt aInl stI\l¢ “lltll you are per'feltly i'i tul
In your own li' ,:IIIe tpre {mssnul ( urset and its .nnnlpallyinl'
liliiSSlt‘lt‘.
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This is a tare Oppullllllll) foi v. I Hit II who “ish to s. v nIe
expert ad\i«e in r: Lard to the Ir eorsels
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street, South Norwalk
U
Schultze’ 8 Wednesday Specnals
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Fresh Shoulders
Fresh Pigs Feet ...................
Home-Made Sausage ..
15c lb.
‘8c lb.
. . ........ '. . 30c lb.
" a: U‘JC'J‘JWJJ
Lamb Fores ....................... 20c lb. {3
Stewing L\amh .................... 18c lb. :3
Frankforts ......... . ........ . . . 20c lb. :0:
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Schultze 5 Sanitary Markets g
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwallc. 1‘!
39 and 43 Mair: Street. Norwalk. ?
Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport 8
FURNITU‘RE
will
your home and smc you the I
"lost Inomy
NOR‘VAIJC TRAIN:
SPECIAL ATTENTION
add griatIr htnuty t0
GIVEN
\Torms of Utmost Convenience
1379vMain St. Bridgeport
Phones Bax-1mm 0990-6991
“A
ANNOUNCING OPENING OF
Spring Style She J
OF NEW ENGLAND MADE FOOTWEAR
You can choose here with ease and satisfaction from the larg-
est stock of styled to the- minute footwear in the N crwalks
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Milton Elwood
- I Authorities : It
con\ incrd thntI
Mitchrll was m. mind as the \ietim inI
:L stuoouo Ill.-nl\nmil plot, and that
the girl putt] “llll hIr lift because
he was unable to keep .‘ltcluil in
:." Illzht.
hrr apartment so he could
he ('onfronu (I and made to pay]
Daugherty, lily \ I n lulimed he “ash
In: liked by the i .‘ll itniuilers. lie “85'
round in ..'\tl ll‘ In ‘it_\, tonight andi
onsei t« d to pi : It ( xr lushely hI~ I
(W n story (ll Li. 5. million “llll tht
l in the prim: I
II. . .II-Imi his list .unII
l'mtlnit) is
ol Inanlv v-Iuml
.‘ll'lf
'I \\‘.’l‘€ n lliv
l A Big and Varied Line of
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. TUESDAY, MARCH 27,1923 t}
TRIST RAM 89° HY ATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
New Silk Hose for Easter
AllGrades and Color s—Only the Most
Reliable Makes
McCALLUM SILK STOCKINGS . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50-S3 .00 pai
. NORTHAMPTON SILK STOCKINGS.
VAN RAALTE GLOVE SILK STOCKINGS .
GORDONFAMOUS“H-300”STOCKINGS C:
I N OT-A-SEAM SILK STOCKINGS, black or White
SEE THE NEW EASTER N ECKWEAR
....................... ..... $3.00pair
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. $2.50 pair
L23.30 pair
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I knew her well and liked her. I I
haxc been a guest in her apartment 3 NS
but I had no intimate associationI ROOdner , 93.}
with her." i I 1 29 I
"If the blackmailcrs had sought to . \ 1 Mg m “at: Place
hoi dme up or extort money from me. No "('3 L!" est t-‘asn 5., _,
as they probably intendtd to extortI ee 00 ”‘3 9 ,9,
monex from Mr. Mitchell i'd hmcl Quality Promptncss 5:33.,
Q
filled them full of lead.
the British Army for two years be~
tore. “n got iI to the n. Ir: altemards
l luveame n. Major in the American:
.\Iin_\.
"If this story has attainrd grncral
circulation, I am willing to go to the
' i of Dorothy 14mg. Iauthorities and tell everything I know
:ahout poor Dorothy King—a girl “ho
SUITS ‘ .
TOI’COATS ’
HATs
Fl'RNlSHlNGS
\ lt'ltinn tn gull”; the man of
taste and judgmc ut “ill x'rmt him
“In" IN visits llII~ stun on his
l .zlsll r «hopping lnur. Values and
>_\I("~‘I are equally good.
——.
Palace Clothes Shop l
.mss srnomaiorrsrz i
13 No. Main St. So. Norwalk I
“an more sinned against. than kin»:
hing."
The authorities said today they
knrw the murderrr of the plrl. lnlt asI
yet linxn not sutiieicrt midi-nee tor
pr0\0 it. I
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('(IIJJZGI'Z IYKYI'IIAIII. PAYS ‘
ll.\\lll'l",tl.\' .\'. .‘fi.—‘
m-‘m A football season or 19' “.13
III: k-l« st of many u gm from :1 tin: 'Iii-l
(ml \lr\\pninl. Profits of Sid-9: ‘9.ssI
::l‘-‘ r- ported ivy (ir'iiualn \lanarer
\\‘.illinu A. Reid. lv‘or testsOnI past:
{unluil had iuen «onductrd at It loss;
Y.. Mar. h
n
I‘M
.‘ mm: to the {all that all hit: gnInrsI
\\ I~ max-mi auzu from home ;
!
Cciflee nmhlrn. the “co from which
“I get our (otTee “hen under cultixa-
Man is not nllowod to exem‘rl 12 hr!
in lnicht. him “Inn “lid sometimes
lemhto ."0 feet.
Money Loanod
On Diamonds.
“'ntches, Jewelry
Alla-fir Imam“ t
3" Atlantic SI.
Sanford Thea:-
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Jeweler and Optometrist
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
Robt. A. Benedict
22 WALL sr. NORWALK ‘
Showing
NEW SPRING
STYLES '
J
The Copyright
CLOTHING COMPANY
6 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
Quality Footwear
122 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH N ORWALK
AA‘A-A ‘AA-A
AAAAAAA A-‘AAAAAAAAAAA‘AAA-
J UNE FLOWERS TODAY
Flowers Make
The Home Cheerful
SO. N ORWALK
FLORIST
ZSouthIIoinltrut'
Phenom
Public Auction Sale
FURNITURE
John K. I- nu II. A-mtloneer. will sell at
and I Ildnp )Inn-h “.9": and :,lmlI at 10: 30 a. m., at 39 “fishing-Ion
sir-,Iet in rear of Hotel )lalmI-kemo, for nocuunt of huge warehouse,-
two ('arloads of nun deemed household goods consisting 01' I
Complete Dining Room, Parlor and Bed Room Suites, Dres-
sers. Chifl'oniers, Brass and Enameled Beds, Leather Couches,
Chairs, Library Tables, Desks, Wardrobes, China. Closets, Odd
Easy Chairs, Davenpoi'ts, Pictures, Draperies, Dishes, Brick
3 Brock, Pillows, Ice Boxes, Rugs, Runners, Carpets, New
Aluminum Kitchen Sets, 2 Grocer' 3 Ice Boxes, 2 and 3 Pots,
and other goods too numerous to mention»
An opportunity of this sort has ncser before been offered in this
of startlng houseke pin or
furnishing summcr bungalows, should not 0] g
attending this sale. fall ‘0 take udumtagc ol'
GOODS “LADY IOII INSPIXYI‘IO\ AT 8: 00 A. 3]. DAY 01" SALE
If stormy. sale will be held next clear day.
AUCTIONEER '8 PHONE 919.
EDWARD C. NASH
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MOTOR TRUCKING— —FURNITURE MOVING .5 .
Tgmm 141 Westport, Conn. 5;
public am'.tlon Thursday
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1 served inI
wnonasau:
FLOUR. man. GRAIN, HAY.
smaw, mama, ETC.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
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OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD I
Paton I:
The Old Well 5c Cigar and 4
the Perfeeto Bouquet
at 10c. _
' No profitoering on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
F. S. LYpN
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk.’
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ASK ABE
He Knows
you no you: own
PICKING
MARK-OF F
Shoe Store
42 So. Main“ St. So. Norwalk
Just Above the Word.
, SPECIAL
As Low A:
690
. Raymond 6? Son
; WALL a men sugars
noawank, come I
Watch for the
Opening
—— of the ——
SOUTH N ORWALK
PlocLY WIGGLY
Store
ROWLAND M. BEACH
Florist
Isl-rumor rhomauo
m.~---._-—_-
THATCHER HEATERS
AND RANGES
Rompak
“'atcr llt‘aiivh
Automatic (.1: :2-1
Duro Country \Iaier .C\~ :25
Plumbing — "mum;
Phone. 397-:
I ')
STEPHEN Jill l...n
15 Monroe Strcgt.
THE TEXTILE srom: '
T
J! .‘T Illlt lll\l H
~10 Inch Sport Satin.
and (‘olnn ........... . . ..
«ltl IIK‘II Silk IIll\t‘II\ll\ hr 1 :w I.
Ian! .\.
“lull, 'v . k
-.I
136 Washington Street
So. Norwalk.
THIS WEEK 'S SPECIALS
25 Per Cent. Discount on
Boudoir, Table and Desk
Lamps
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15“
THE. O\R W-‘.l
ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Main Strect.
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%@ 4,07071422 21.75%?
a? [ill/ff"
A sanitary n . -.I I. .- Us;
mhnr'l354fi L:
SNIIOSt comfmh lili.’ u'n
I' (DI the
l l!\
“'8! Into any man“ In“ li’ you;
plumbing fat'ilili. ~ ilit‘ II--I :Id ....I
they should lw‘ \-nI »lnIIl.l no
longer delay t'illlllf; upvn l'.\ alt-I
lsklng us to l'uz'n' l \ II xltl'l\ll-
mate of what Iln and the
"ICONS \\'III-l‘tl~[ ‘I. ll.
NASH, RAYMOND
COMPANY
' 2 Flax Hill Road.
\\ i\
6: DEAN
HOT CHOCOLATE
Fruit Sundaes
Ice Cream Sodas
Fresh Hallo Candy
PEPPO’S CHOCOLATE .
TARLOV BROS.
Loading Tobaooonloto
WE R soon It END
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blond
Do You Know the Joy Of-
Perfect Vision?
til
So much enjoyment and acut
health is dependent on GOOD ISY E-
SIGHT that one should she It the
best 0‘ care. Often eye strain or
ve vision exists when PROP l
m. FITTED GLASSES woufd
.___.-¥‘ A. 1/4"
'
Entity 't‘ am: Your eye troubles ,
to one who is equipped to care tor
your want: in every nartieular do.
an.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
; WHETRIST
Norwalk Chronicler