it’s down to ones and twos,
'vhy dc... ‘t youbuy wrthgreat-
amazdsavesemetifuytour
rollbyttming o'era or
two and buying Fen-is coal.
Our c:al is bought with
judgment and it burns the
my it (right; we never try
experimr'ts with stufl’ that's
‘ use:
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etz Lanterns
Never Disappoint
We have a complete as-
Vlartment.
There are sev-
eral styles.
Ur - ‘u .y.‘ ‘.
m
.ii'rr-‘crafifkoofing \
beput-endfitmahe old M" Mead“ it
Marmara-M1“
Whatwmareol’eest? mmMmmerand‘
you’llgettheansweratenoeW;
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
WWM the only mu. reef mu -.
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Special Sale of Tailored Waists
Pink and Blue. A Great Bargain. '
At $1.98
As we have a limitedvamount come at once.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
”SOUTHMIT.
soon ”3me
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION
N OBWALK AND GOODYEAR. CORD T1138
STROMBBRG CARBURETOBS
CHANDLER SIX
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1300 and 2011. 72 CHESTNUT 8T. ‘0. NCRWALK.
CADILLAC EIGHT I
COAL
2 Wood & Grain
~ Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53
THE HARDW’ARE &
AUTO SUPPLY C0.
‘ 42 Water at.
Me 1215-5. Bo. Norwalk, 0t.
'T‘gneto Parts, Starter and
~ Generator Brushes
‘” and Greases
my Gasoline and Kerosene
Into lupplies, Tires and Tubes
Stewart Speedometer Parts
N
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Beckmann’s Grocery
The Best of Evervi him: to Eat_at Real Low
Prices. “'e Deliver. the Goods For X on.
.\o. 1 ROY-til Plantation Coffe. lb. ............. 41c
Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour. pkg. . .' ........ 13c
Magnolia or Clover Milk. can ................ 18c
Very Best Creamery Butter. lb. ............. 63c
Dromedarv Cocoanut. per pkg. ............... l c
Campbell‘s us. all kinds. n .......... _. . . . i0c
Campbell s ans. With tomat sauce . . . . 2. for 25¢
Pure Leaf Lard. per lb .................. '. . .’. . 31c
( riscofor shortening ............. 19c. 30c. 03c can
\Valter Baker's or Huvicr‘s Cocoa. can ........ 21c
Fresh Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Etc. Everv Hour at
White House Breadcrv. next to —
m
Beckmann’s Grocery
83 \Vashinzton St. Phone 1403.
FREE DELIVERY.
humanism, lime-sawm-
tion to.the mm oi’ m. used
In the school. it gives him a chance‘ .
to show his-9pm oi the ”col a
system. thereby awstying himself. and l
the faculty and the Bond ohm-
uou. ltieuptothe dttaentoshow
the student the value of school spirit
—-what it means to himself and to oth-i
C".
What is needed primarily in our
schools is a gymnasium. With a gym-
nasium a great many changes would
take place. School spirit would be in-;
creased a hundred fold and greater in-
‘terest would be taken in other school
|activities. School lite itself would be
.more interesting. Bridgeport. for in-
‘stance. has a large gymnasium for its
:High school. School spirit there pre-
vails to the extent that specially train-,
ed coaches fire paid to direct athletic
‘sports. Recently the citizens and the
lBoard of Education have been conier- Z
‘ ring about installing a swimming pool.
.\'o doubt the proposition will be put
:through, because the citizens are pos-
. sessed with school 'spirit. that they are
lwiliing to (Xi—operate in every way to
[encodmge all forms of school activi-
ities. Bridgeport has good. kill-around":
athletic teams. such as baseball. bas-
ketball, football. etc. for the. reason
:that a gymnasium brings all the stu-
looms together and there the good ma-,
terial may be selected. Stamford High“
lhas a “gym"; and the city of Stam-
'lOl‘ll has a Y. M. C. A. The “gym" af-
;rords a place where school students
and local people may get a chance l0
en rcise. The Y. M. C. A. is used by
the people of Stamford, and also as a.
sort or rendezvous for travelers. sales-
men and tourists. The Y. .\i. C. A. has
t'\t‘l'}' equipment necessary. tor the
reason that the citizens see wit that
the future generation is both physig
tall" and mentally developed. ‘
try is Norwalk not. up to the stand-
ard in maintaining a "gym" or a Y. M.
t‘. .-'\.. as other cities are? is it that
tlicro‘ is a lack of spirit anioneihe cit-
izrns. or cannot a "gym" be maintain
no? When our High school “as built.
Iplans were tirade to have a gymnasi-
um. l'p to the present time tho-re is
no “:yni." nor is thcrc any Y. M. (‘. ‘A.
in thr- city. Thcre is need tor one or
the other.
This has bccn shown and prorcn hy
rthe condition or things here in Nor-
walk. Arthur Stabell was the first
llllfln to attempt to swim across Long
island Sound. He was successful in
lhis attempt. and Norvmlk is proud ct
.him. Harold Cutbill. of Rowaytor.‘
lbroire the l-2-mile record for running.
'while attending “’eslcyan l'nivcrsinz
il‘itizens take pride in saying that
these people came from Norwalk. llrt.
arr- thcsc people proud to any that
Hwy came tron) Norwalk‘.’ Here comes
the need of a. “gym." These men need
:tanlzation hack of the whole thing,
the enthusiasm of having accomplish-
ed a tent is not fully' brought home to
the mingof the person who has prov-
t'l‘l himself just a little inf better than
the next man.
Arthur Stain-ll rcccivt-d a gold med-
al, donated by a few people who rcalis
ed the meaning of his accomplishment
and showed their appreciation for him
in that Way. But that is not all that
{ G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
C:
Hot in price, but in the regu-
manufacturen now
equip their cars With
(
35 Prest-O-Lite Batteries.
We have one to fit your car.
ALK STORAGE
I01123VXTTERY CO.
72 No. Main St.
South N orwalk.
Phone
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INCREASE ’
Oh equipment of Prest-O-Lite 1
- “Get acquainted"
Me New’ York Butter &
f E21: Market ’
a. so: Main 8t., 80. Norwalk.
.irect receivers oi Butter,
' ' sively, fresh every day.
Quick auto service assures
promptservioe. ‘
Tel. 472.
Tea, Coil’ee and Cheese 9
$1.65 FLOUR $1.65
GOLD MEDAL. JON ES' OR PILLSBURY'S
Elgin Creamery Butter .................... 59c lb.
American Cheese ......................... 32c lb.
Pure Lard ................................ 33c lb.
Compound Lard .......... ' .............. '.. 30c lb.
.................................. 35c lb.
Fancy Parlor Brooms ...................... . 49c
Crisco
Try a pound of our Grade A Butter.
Standardliii'tter fling Stores
should be done. He should be encour-
aged to accomplish other feats. in
“lilt‘ll professionals have failed.
Hence. the necessity of a "gym." so
that proper exercise can be had. If a.
thin): is attempted. it must have some--
thing to back it up.
, in the Norwalk High school several
attempts have been made to enliven
athletics. in 1916 a track team was
team. however. was not
For several years attempts were made
to revive baseball, but. ill the end of
was not enough outside
maintain it. .-\n athletic
su ppm't
l
backing up. and. unless there is an or- "
ll. KRIEGER & C0.
. The high cost of living does not
affect people who trade with us
‘ Instead of paying out all your earnings
on each—pay day we allow yOu a charge
‘- .. account and easy weekly payments,
giving you a chance to put at least a
small part of your earnings in the sav-
ings bank or invest it in War Savings
Stamps.
Start Right. N Ow
'3;
. ~Norwalk’s-Leading Dry Goods 8‘0"
- ' ’ ALL KINDS or
"BEACON BLANKETS
Plaid Bankets. Indian Blankets. Crib Blankets. Bath Robe Blanket Sets.
WOOL BLayKETs. ALL SIZES
A MOST ATTRACTIVE LINE or COMFORTABLEb :=
SHEETS. PILLOW cassacomronmnws
IINEW ANDARTISTIC DR: PERIES AND FURNITURE COVERINGb
All Kinds of Curtains and Curtain Materials
1:, ‘\
1.0-3:
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MME. .imnrm: ,
South Norwalk's Leading
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56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Corsets Cleaned and Repaired
Satisfaction Guaranteed
“moors '
Showing of New Fall I
sons - COATS - nnrssrs
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS, COMPLETE RANGE OF 812.88
_. _ __ - ._._..-. . ._. ..--,,-_..
was tor-med which helped. a great deal,"
Put 0“ ”1" "PM. and a third place was; in carrying out athletic,put-sunsfihu‘t
(-aliltlit‘tl in a meet in Stamford Tm» not to the extent that Norualk it i \
successful. showed itself supreme in any defim.e
The main trouble was lack 0!!
did not _ -
each spason. the team found that them have confidence in their fellow stu-
m dents:
association them together:
line.
school spirit. The students
there was no “gym"
to hold
no place where prac--
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AT MONEY-SAYING PRICES. g
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
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tice could be held. and so athletics. in
High school. went back to sleep again.
(‘itizcns of Norwalk must wake up
.to the fact that a “gym" or Y, M. C. A,
TIRES
ALL STANDARD suns
Il'la‘ke _
,’Our 5,. «,.
Dollar
Stretch-n
,.
. . MI _‘~A‘ppointmeut
Sehultze’s Friday Fish Specials
GREEN BLUE FISH ............................... 280 lb.
FRESHMACKEREL............. .................. 30clb.
STEAXCOD..ess..-seaete'eapsaee ................. 2001b.
TILEFISH ......... ................. .............. 20clb.
SNAPPER BLUES sseeeeOa'iaeasaee ................ 20c“).
BOSTON BLUES ...... . .......................... 180 lb.
nannocx ......... . .......................... .. 8c lb.
LONG CLAMS .................. i. ................. 10c qt.
OPENED LONG OLAMS . . . . . . . ................... 45c qt.
4‘ c . . g . , ’ j.‘ - ‘ ' ’ l ' . >
‘3; v. :- nahz. . - . . 17' .
Duchess Coffee
Maracaibi ‘
San Bo
Combination Coffee
65
‘ BIG COFFEE SALE
This Friday and Saturday
from 480 to 430“)
front 45o to 4“: [b
p from 43c to 396 lb
- 27c lb
Ti- great Health and Economy Drink
See windcws for Tea, Butter and Egg Prices
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Jam 6- VaIlDY
,L_-,~«. . ..;
1; Co.
'1’ ‘-" J: . .. . .» . M -1
a, as m- _ ,
firs needed here in Norwalk. for the PM“ AND SECOND“
benefit of the schools and the commu- ' IA. EFFRON
nity in aeneral. The sooner a move. 3 Rom 3‘. East NOI‘WM]
'mcnt is started to this effect the bri-
m. Tel. 441. Tel, 941
' A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT.
'. -"l‘rv a Sentinel “Int Ad.
_ Specrals,
GIFTS! For the Week
Lavallers. Neck Chains. Brooch- QUAKER OATMEAL—Freud}
es. Ear-drops. Lockets. Baby from the nuns) . . _ 3 “n. 236
Pins, Rosaries, Bracelets, Lad~ 1
i0" Guard Ch'l"8~ 19"“; ECONOKY BRAND COFFEE.
alt-:3” with?“ agilngsflwfa You Will' be satisfied, 3 lb. Eic
Touska St P°'$§tches5’5faiic'ri PORK AND BEANS—Reg.
i , ra . .
greaczl‘eta, apt-acetet Watches. 250 can cut to ......... J50
E‘c' FANCY swam CORN‘A
GIFTS ' can ................... 15c
° PURE CIDER VINEGAR-1U
Cuff 3““°"" s“°kpi"" 7" bottles ................ 350
Clasps. Fobs. Vest Chains,
Charms. Ciga ret‘t‘e KCalel» PURE CIDER VINEGLR—~dA
' , P et at ca, t
323:; “3:," 2:"? Calif”; gallon ................. .iOC
Watches, Desk too a. a ine !
P | Cl k , ONi
2:223: 3.23:. °3.3., '35; A. STULL
\Clocka, Auto Clocks, Aarm
°'°°“ , 24 Cottage Street
*squc m SAFETY, \ 5 E
. ‘ ast Norwallt
A'l‘ annoys .
JEWELRY AND OPTlCAL
‘ STORE
sweeten
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