n..-_ am..«..m~___.~ .
TWELVE '
FERRlS
COALCO.
RIGHT SOON
3 The Spring will be
At hand, and many venturesyfi
Will be planned
That tall for
Brick. Cement and Sand
Hair. Lime and Plaster.
Then Fertilizer
Must be bought and fed
To land where e'er
It ought. or else
The crops will come
To naught
And to disaster.
“333'3“‘\‘\‘\-“‘ “_‘
'. UIUIU t/‘i ‘1’!”
to
‘ ‘3," C(lNNEALLY
' 2232 2:: BRACKEN :z: 3;:
:2:
Stylish
Spring“
Shoes
For Men, Women
and Children
All the latest models for
business or dress occa-
. alone. We like to show
3:01“ Shoes.
Scottish-ALLY &
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
3:...
the.
’w' alt/fl ‘I' at
\‘H'W
11‘ mo POTATOES suaueo.
_..3‘lte man comes home for dinner
d ilnds his dinner “burned
.Mary, why is the dinner burned?"
"‘1 got together a bag of rage and
ailed in a junkmnn with a beard. He
thered me and I couldn't leave him
cause i was afraid to trust him. "
~ t‘Why don' t you send for W in. Enron.
lite the neighbors do? You don t have
tit watch him all you have to do is to
etch tor the sign. 35 Fort St. on the
son and ask the di‘IVel‘ for a slip"
Rana him a day ahead. He pays to lb.”
flat; rate: best prices tor rubers, metals
3 4! leather beds. Tel. 441. .
r
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
ThoRHershfleidatSon Co.
.3 12: Water It.
SH E
Women’ 8 “May fair
Black and Ruasia, bobble toe...
MIN'O JAMEO MEAN'G saoaa.’
black and Russia, high toe ..... ”.001
CRAWFORDS, at ......... $8 and 34
~—- MAX LEVY -—-.
m wasmaovoa an salons
sourl-t unawaut
JUNK
Juukman 'wirh a beard or junkman
without a heard, I my highest prices
for all kinds of junk.
RAGS, 1: PER LB.
Special high prices for feather beds.
Ask my price before you disperse of
your junk. 2
G3. YOURDISKY
25-27 Ely Ave
”.00
stocks were also prominent,
.3 cos receded generally,
\ quently
m ,0 __..-~_...._. __....._......—. 3
'* ”it“ ~Dlv1dends
—mtrosrl‘ 'nlsM ill- . , 3.
For Sale I
$50,000 City of South Norwalk 4% Wa-
ter Bonds, due 1939. These Bonds
offer particularly attractive in.
ducementa to prudent local in.
veatora. i
Price: on Application 2
Maples 8t Goldschmidt
South Norwaik 2
lililii ill Will SIREEI;
W A] l. 5"liii 2}. i in ~~ ape
ciai SiUl’kli were the lenturt- at the
owning oi" the market this morning.
New York. t‘mturio it Western unti'
American Sugar made material initial
gains, soon increasing their advantage
to in point or more oath. The copper
Amnlaa» "
matted rising a point and American
gruelling increasing its fractional op-3
ening gain to n point add a quarter.‘
Dealings in the coal shares worr- at
in ill :l
I ‘ a slight advance Of the other acme
‘ stocks l 8. Steel retarded a slight de-
~ cline.
WALL STREET, ii a. tux-«The ear~
iy demand was soon exhausted and ma
the only nota-
ble exceptions being in such issues as
I American Smelling-and National head:
" .Dealingsag a fall off in marked fash-g
'ion. and the market began to show;
furhter sign's of congestion. Subaru
the enormous ‘nhsorptlou oil
the copper stocks created a more
cheerful tone and the whole market
hardened anew. Railroad 'storks mov. ‘.
ed within narrow limits, outside of the
coal group, which reflet‘ied less con-"
cern over the labor problem. Anteri-
ran Sugar rose to 1287i. and American
Smelling and Lead gained 2 points.
WALL. STREET. noon.»l'nion Pa-
rifle was the feature of the second
hour; advancing to 174 3-4 on heavy
dealings. Lehlgh Valley sold above.
yesterday's heat and Reading. too. was
strong. The demand broadened, em;
bracing many of the equipment issues,
with a further strengthening of con-
pers and kindred stocks. Amaigalnat- _
ed Copper established a new high rec-
ord for the movement, as did also
National Lead and American Smelling.
The advance in the latter is saidto
have been at the exomse of a large
short interest. Features oi some im-
portance in the general rise included
international Harvester. Western Un-
ion and Westinghouse lclectric. in all
over a score of stocks Were up,from
i to almost 3 points before noon.
Bonds were steady. ' I
WALL STREET 1 p. m.—-Protit tak-
ing in Union Pacific halted-the gen-
eral advance. and speculation became
quiet. Individual stocks loomed into
prominence at intervals with the tiny-
ing or the Southern issues much larg-
er. . . 2
“—-
"That banquet telliaht ’ can't get
along without me. " "You have a very
good opinion of yourself. Billed tor
a speech?" “Xe; i was invited to ill
tell "--’Kansas City Journal. I
...... ”mm...
FRIDAY. MARCH as, 19!:
M
Twenty-two Fancy California
Navel Oranges 25c
Strawberries . . 3. .,28c
33 BEEF
Prime Rib“) Roast Beef
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
SirlOin Steak
Portérhouse Steak
Pot Roast, no bone
Shoulder Clods '
Rump Butts
LAMB
Leg Lamb
fiRib Chops,
lLoih Chops
Fore Lamb
HAMS
Sperry & Barnes
Diamond C
Sugar Cured
Smoked Shoulder
F at Salt Perk
PORK
Pork Roast
Fresh Shoulders
Pig’s Feet
' Sausages
NATIVE ‘VEAL
Veal Cutiet,
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
WESTERN VEAL
Cutlet
Chops " ' . .
Roast
Stew Veal
W
POULTRY
180
14c
. 20c
20c
22c
120
12c
lOc
12%c'
150
20c
10c
17c
17c
15c
llc
lb 10c
14c
12‘/2c
Sc
12‘40~
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
Norwallt's Leading Dry Goods Store
' 8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwaik, Connecticut
The First Showing of Spring Suits
All the New Models of Ladies’ Tailored Suits are
now ready, and all interested are cordially 2
2 invited to inspect; them
2 ALL THE LATEST SHADES ARE REPRESENTED; IN WHIPCORDS, SERGES AND FANCY MIXTURES;
IN PIRFECTLY PLAIN MODELS. AND EFFECTIVELY TRIMMED WITH SILK AND BRAID.
’ ..
. ‘ ‘0 O ‘ I a I
Separate Coats,‘Spr1ng welghts, a very attractive ,.
showing, in various colors and styles.
“*‘......s in tutttlu.
Mrs. Mae Howard. '
Airs. Mm} Howard, who iillltlt‘ man)"
irir-ntis into in South Norwatlk 111...".
rl.iinlil(‘l‘_ when sin; rarud for :m- i‘rvr'n
Air rhildren unit-rmnwd on the”
ground; of the South Norwaik hiwt‘uo
dist illil'fitillllll'. passml away all her
home in ilrlatklgn vlr \‘i't-drlesdety of
this “Wt'lt. The Rev. John E. Zeiter.
{ulster ol‘ 'llt' ideal M. ii i‘llllt'.‘Il. Ollie
tinted at the innerai it viw in “fulfill
31;... this morning. Mrs Howard we
‘t'tw church hit-lino 1a. ' ”n All Zulu-r3-
tilriluitlyu tau rlL nmi (lid mt»: tilt :w
I Will. :i'ulni tilt in or an! I'nl.’3. ‘e l...
Illnnsus. in u‘ntu n alw r t‘: i..t'.‘ .x loll-.l
Ililltl hldllll .951 lttfitt’,
____——
Funeral of Mrs. Davis.
The funeral ot‘f‘flx-‘E U\t‘l'
liliillir‘: oi the late Mrs. iietwomi Ilav
tie (it Silit‘l'iillnt’ w‘il N.- heid tomor-
iron afternoon at :3 n'rlurk from the
residence of iliialn DliVIr. Retail.
Emil Richter will official» and intrt»
ément will ensue. in the Silvermine
30‘ unit- ”:1“.
i
Frank L. Judd.
The funeral services mer the fre-
mains of Frank 1.. .iutid will he held
from the home of his sister.
,liam A. Stone. of Brooklyn. on Satur‘
iday night.
' walk peepie will attend.
Funeral of Mn. Onintard.
The funeral arrangements regarding
hiss. i-‘ranlt Q tiulard. who died in Har-
ainton \esterdav. lithe been changed.
,‘l‘he set—rims will he held from the
'chnrrnin that place tomorrow (Satan
dayl at i o'rioek p. m.. and interment
will follow there.
M
Funeral of Jameu D. Kincailnd.
The funeral of James D. Kingsland.
row evening at 8:30 o'clock from the
home of his son. Rev. Frank 1). an~
. ”$555"-
M-Inln Odin
aoRFOLKs
will be elitremely popular with
the young men this Spring and
Summer. Come ‘in today and
‘try on3one. ._
. Several other new models
W from $18. 00 up
'3NGW Nerkwear. Shirts. Hate.
the re~ \
Mrs. Wii- . -
A number of South Nor?
. August Jukndt.
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= '1']- -/ '1';-
4
“ -\ 3_33W\“-\-‘-‘ 3-“‘ 3“ “-‘
‘-,H.l'/'l'- ‘ - .1‘1-/. '1'}- ;,i' 'If‘.’
Spetial Sale of
"é ' . j 3 it
Engllsh Tweed 5';
:2; Rain .Coats
J for Ladies and Misses :2
Suitable for everyday ;2
Spring wear. Guaran— 3';
teed rainproof Avery .33
.- {falsely coat. tWith Rag- ;2
n s eeVes, an n
denier” $18
Special Sale of
Serge. DréSses
333 for Ladies 3 3;
22 _ These Dresses are a ll
22 ' littleheavier in weight
‘2 than the Spring Serge
II
N
i; would be. Some have
of Wilton avenue. will he held tomor- ‘
it high neck and long
.. ‘\3‘ \‘3‘.\_‘\,‘ .31.\.
U ”f- _' -/-;'-I-
ll 3 .
:6 ' sleeves; some low 3
O ‘ ' .. ,~.
.5. necks and short sleeves '3:
, I” ‘ " - . .
i2 cial 7.98-$10 ,»
:2 3 - Worth Deuble‘ " 3;.
’ it
2" 'n 'a "n .- n-'av.~"3/'/a’A'DJ-jatafa"'w3.’fl'-f~3’a ,v3
. . u\-\: ‘t‘ u a.. .\‘ ‘\.\‘\‘\‘I\‘\.\.\"\‘\‘\‘\. ..
'tg...
rev, pastoral the NorwaIk Methodist'
Church. will officials. and the. remainsI
lt‘l‘l'flel’il.
3—"..—
LOOKING FOR BRiSTOL MAN.
BRISTOL, March 22 -—The polipe
are looking for Joseph Stremel to ana-
war to a charge of theft of $100 from
Stremel was empioy~
ed by Juknot in his wood lots for
about two Weeks.- He had been sleep--
in: in a barn; 111an last night invit-
at] him to sleep in the house. He now
charities that
while he was" tiniest)"
asv. VAHLsra-ovl ARRIVED.
“Rev. Charles 33.1. Vahlstrom .the reg; ‘ ‘
will be taken to Boonton. N. J. for in. uiar mum. of the Swedish Congrega-
tional church has arrived with his
family. Mr. ' Vaistrom will have;
charge or the services Sunday. ‘
A reception will he given for they.
and Mrs. vahiatrom this Saturday we
hing at the church. A cordial lnvlia:
tion is extended to all Scandinavian .
triends to attend the reception.
'raoreaslouat. '3.
In spite oi: tearing skeptic talk.
I‘ve superstitious fear of ghosts,
Stratus! took the money and disap Yet oft W. seemed on many posts ‘
neared.
pa- --——-.u~o~—--—-o——-...—
First old Park Lantern-at wonder
ii ' .
Second Ditto (acid widermil trea- be evenly divided by 2. 3‘. 4. 5. 6. 1i).
tinny", and (what's more he leit this 312.13.15 203° and son '
i'd, hurstith Joy to see one walk!
The hour was divided into so min-
3 .Miiw who. ates because no other smaller numifir
has an many divisions as so. it ‘ca‘l‘l ‘
also.“ “We.
W33tl3aa the vacant property as...
_i n3.
i3 H.Krieger 8. Co. .' _,
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