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Importmt. Sale Saturday and
Monday
mmummwtmews and raises-'81:!“ mu.
Dmmmtomd Minnow. Pdoewmtovaypmr
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canuveouyoor impotent). Wanna-manhunt:
33 80. Main St. South Hamill
\ are have dedectlve teeth. Bee ,
Teeth and
’86 my“. «qr wt. and:
children need dentistry. one how
tired per cent. of the baoleward echoi-
’Dr. J. u. Mallory
You can't teach a man anything but
cussednesa if his teeth ache. What
Come and buy. 0an in both scores ‘
515 Main St, Stamfprd
orsets
SUPPLE, LITHE and GRACE Fill. is the human who
our Comet Department when we have titted her with one of the
many new models we have in stock. '
leaves
The flat hack and natural curred from—«idle prestmt season's
modem perfectly shown in the figure moulding of the popular
makes no mrry including Dinner, It, and (L, C. B. u in. Sprite.
and Warner's and others.
hem our corsetlere show you the wonderful results from a per-
.iect fitting
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
New Home"
Sewing Machines
We have taken the aaency for dress Render Sewing Madnnes.
We believe them to be the beat Family Machine in the market.
Let us show their work
A. Dickerman 81 Son
s
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Nu ONE 3. AND H. ”BEN TflAfliflO STAMPS
A Rare Opportunity Not to be Missed
' TLADIES’ AND MISSES’-
Suits at $14.98
Quarterly $18.88 to 821.98 modele. in all the high—class styles
and ouster-idle. inclining fancy and melt: mvee. There are
too many etylee to accurately describe. but all are daintily trim-
med. Beautiful skirt styles All colors includin: Ibla'c't
Just moeivod I large shipment oi costs. We cordially in
site your lamination.
M. MOL'I‘A'SCH Sr SON
120 tantalum“. “sin Item—210' Atlantic 0%.. sternum.
‘ Meyers Spray Pumps,i
can you expect 01’ children?
KGep your child’s tooth in order.
is so. mines, so. Nemlk. ~
House: 0 A. M. 10 s p. M.
sunolws av APPOINTMENT
I” aiMO-Unio g!“ CI"
FRED. H. OANIJNG,
FUMI‘aI Director and .
. Embaimer.
Office and Residence
' Telephone nos
84 80. Main It. So. Nam-ix.
_with the ten-loot centers proposition
in Bridgeport. lie said that this sys-
tem has become standard where new
work is being do to
Councilman Riordan urged that the.
.tracke be moved south to give more
lroom on the north side‘ot the street:
land mentioned the expense incidental
to this work, that of building a TEi
raining wall and buying some proper-4
ty. He suggested that the matter be
referred to the street committee and
-clty engineer ,to take up with the trol-
.»ley company and determine the cost;
and how it should he assessed, and
reportiatler.
’I‘hecounaoleuggested that the map
tex- muet’ he finished within the sixty
tony limit, which expires mm: 2.
Councilman Milne moved that the
street committee and city engineer
confer with the company omciais. set
the cost of the changes necessary.
etc. and report at an adiourned meet-
ing on April 28 So voted.
A lengthy report or the street Com-
missioner was road~ Councilman
"Milne moved ‘its acceptance.
Councilman Riordan’ahked how it.
Nozzles, and Acces-
series
are the result of years of exper-
ience ‘and experiment. They’have
\
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Horace R. Nash, Cor. No. Main and West St.
ML
Lighten the burden of house-
hold drud cry.
d range is a prom
tical construction which makes
cooking a simple art, for it in-
sures ease, economy and suc-
cess. It’ s the range you'll like
FOR SALE IiY
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thist
fair-
He said that two weeks ago
one man was refused to build on any
loss than the 16-foot line.
Councilman Mather said that this‘
comparison is hardly lair. This sit-
uation of Mr. Jnssli’s is quite close to
the business center of Norwaik. The'
other was the Ratchford building and
was a long way up Main street and out
of the business district. i
Councilman Riordan mom] that the
matter be laid on the table. (‘ouncih
man Milne seconded this I;
Councilman Riordan later amended:
the motion. to protido for the luv esti-
Kation oi the counsel to determine
whether there. is no“ a building line
existing in the street, with a report at ;
next w'eeit s meeting. . ‘
Attorney Keogh said that there islI
now no building line there. if Mr.’
Jaseil should start to build. he point- l
ed out. an injunction and litigation}
must follow. He said that his client
would like a line legally established
there. that he might know where he.
stands 1‘
sided across the street from
block for several years, urged
nose.
came about in the report that the em. (‘ouncilman Rlordon‘s amended mo.
xineering work on the pavement in3 tion was carried, Councilmen Mother’s
Wall street was charged to the first: voice being heard in protest.
district. any more than any ‘otherl The counsel asked. and his request
,worlz. I was granted, that the street commis-
w
. been developed with spraying ii-
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" Cut Flowers Fresh Eyery Day
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Councilman Mather said that this
was because the psvinfiiii uncomplst-
ed work left from the old city.
Councilman Riordan asked.
dih‘erence does that make?" ,
Council Mather said that the
engineerink Nrit on Garner and other
streets here on uncompieted work:
was all paid for by the second district]
tile held that. the am district asked tori
!the engineer to do the work.
Councilman Milne denied that the
district asked for the city engineer;
. hat that the corporation counsel said:
he should do the week.
Controlling: Mother said. ‘what is
fair for the. other districts is fair dnl
the first. district"
Councilman Riordan esld he could
see no round why the engineer should ,
not Institute the merit in Garner:
street or elsewhere
Counsel Tammany explained that
alter the charter became enactivo. all
‘ 'woeit oonld be done under the direc
ties: In! the city engineer. i
Commissioner Sharron gave hisu
opinion on the matter 0! charges. Ho
thinkn the inspection should he charg-
ed to the first district at any rate. '
District Commissioner 8. B. Hatch
said that when the new city succeed-
ed. South Nor-walk nevertheless went
“ ”on with Benton and Garner meets.
“completed work. hurrying mm
B "W mmt Jr., along without oom-
plum and nylon him. . I ‘ l,
The vote on the report accepted it.
self in line with spraying needs
and have withstoodwthe we: made
of them for service and reliability.
cans. E. now
A
"What;
" "’lrbu'a HOME
means more than a more lodging
You want it commute and amino-
tive and we can help you more and
new it that way. .
Maps you need a whole new
‘ set 01' .. l
FUANITURE .
{or the living room, a My diele-
neoient china closet tor the W
‘ unanimously '
inn. Jonnle owner's put in a not.
‘I' tor Iii-stifle”, through Attorney J.‘ an
NO.
The A. I]. Ancestors;
58d
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sinner assist him in locating thel
grade on the Pardee propertv. so cali- l
l
Councilman suggestion
Hipson's
that the sum 0! :50 be asked [or page
for the schools. was made a motion
lend carried.
Adjourned.
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gully-Mitt not, and. weigh
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the D. I». Read 0.
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ltd
A Great Sale of Heisey Glass
An Immense Stock Ready, All
Articles Included
Heisey Glass. which is widely advertised in all por-
liltllCiilS. is of all medium priced Glass. the
factory to the practical ‘lltilificli‘i‘i‘Pt‘l'. The shapes of the
different pluses are all artistic. and the glass itself tlumgh
most saris~~
t‘lt‘lli‘
certainly
pleasing: tollic eye. and it is It favoralilc time it) till up a
rim-uni of any t'il‘llfllllt‘lllllll)ll. is a.» licautfully as
crystal. 'l‘hcre is a big exhibit now which is
(lt'plt‘li‘il household it"Mll‘llllt‘lll.
Colonial Punch Bowls, $1. 50‘, $2. 50. $3 00 and $3-50
Colonial Jugs, IO. 20. 30, 45. 50 and 60 cts.
Berry and Salad Bowls, IO, 20. 25. 30, 35 and 45 cts
Cream Jugs. to. 15 and no cts.
Spoon Trays. :5 and no cts.
Flower Vases in cnnrmmm assortment. 10, 25, 40. 5°
up to $3.25.
- Ice Tubs. 50 and 98 cts.I
Coasters. glass in niche l m... very practical, 25 cts.
Glass Plates fur snmlwiclnw .Ir rakes, IO, 15, 20 and
25 cm.
Salad Spoons and Forks. 4o cts. each.
Oil and Vinegar Cructs. to. 20, 25 and 35 cts.
Horse Radish lars .20t‘ ('ompotcs. lg to 50¢
(.‘untlimenl Sets '1. mnl ”St Syrup Cups, 45 and 50c
l'icklc jars. I5i Spoon Holden. 10c
' Cracker and Cheese
llislr. 93c Mustard Cups. loc
Celery 'l‘rays. 30 and 350 Mustard Spoons. loc
()pcn Salt i‘vllars. 40c Match Stands. In. .25. 50C
Cantilt-stcks. m. 25. 45. 50c Sugar Trays, 20 and 30C
Table 8015. _:m- Illlrc Dishes. m. 156
Bedroom Sets. 08c Ketchup Bottles. 40. 45c
Table Glasses by the Dozen.
t‘oloniai Tumblers. '24. 50. m. 75 sis. and $1.00
Thin Blown 'l‘ttmltlt‘rs. Jlll‘ilil 60 HS.
Etched. 75 ch. $1.00 $300 $4.00 and up
Goblets. (:06. $1.25. $2.02. $2 .3.) $3.00 $4.03. $43.00
Sherhcts. 050. $1.00 00...I,50. $2.75. S3. 00. $4.00 to $0.00
Cocktails and Clarcts. 13.2 00, $3.03 and $4.50 .
Wines, 75lc $1.25 and up to $4.50
\l'hiskcy Glasses. 45. 75c :51 00 $1.50 and $2.00
50. (it). 85 cts and up to $2.00
$3.50. $4.50 and $6.00
Grape Iuire.
llollt‘nv—stcm Champagnes.
Pariaits. $2.03. $3.00 and $4.50
t‘nnliais. $1.50. $1.75, $2.00 and $3.75
llighlialls. 60c. Si -5 £2.00 to $4 50
7;. 85 tt5..$r.00. $3.50
31.00.3200
$4.20. $1.50. $2.00 up to $0.00
Lemonade C'np.
Egg Cups.
Finger “Owls.
Seasonable Wash Goods *
SilkandCotton Sliirtings, neat efTeCts for \t'mnt'n's
blouses or men's tiegiigec shirts. 30 inches. 25 cts.
Kiepe Krinkle, very dainty and attractive. .27 inches,
21 cts. .. Cotton Goods Section, main floor. '
One more Onyx Day. Do not fail to obtain a lnjxwui
your favorite style at the 5p ccinl "Onyx Day" price.
You Chop Down Your
; Motor Supply Cost
When You my
{ Noon! Tarzan U 3 uses
from” us. 5.080 miles guarantee, Adjustments made to you: satis-
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