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VNESDAY', MAY 12. 1920 ‘

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

WE KEEP OPEN
SATURDAY NIGHT
To 9 r. M. '

 

} SHAVE YOURSELF

‘ WITH A

,MARK (moss RAZOR

‘ 25 cents

‘ 1 Other Kinds of Safety
‘ Razors

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3 oseph Davis

85 Washington Street
IOUTB NORWALK

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11131111 IN MANIAA3

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I MA‘V‘ILA, 11.1.3111} .——.\either the3
I nittd States no: Europe hasamonop
01;. of the housing problem: (or it 14
acute 11919. as VV ell. So serious has me
disputt between landlords and tenants
become in the Philippines than: the
_ lovernor-General, Francis Burton Har—
,1',ison has called the attention of the
5Legislature to the need of enacting
laws 10111 meet the poorer people form
5excessive charges fo1'1ent..\lr Ha1-
:rison a message to the Legislature.
,1ecozmntnded legislation giving the
‘judges of the lowu' courts "the right
10 say how much rem shall be paid
in cases where tenants make com-
plaints The lGovernor asserted that
5 “acrimonious disputes are now in pro-
gross betVVeen landlords and tenants
{in man} vicinities of the Philippines."
i One method proposed in the ' s-
; lature to solve the housing problem in
ithe City 01 Manila. is to approptiate
.5.$'100 000 tor the erection of four large

 

\VARSA\\', April 11.—Advices from
Moscow state that in March there
VV as a gteaL dearth oi neatly all kinds
of medicines in the Russian city and
that many drug stores had been com-
pelled to close. scarcity of WOod and
coal was alsa repor,ted the informa—
tion reecived here indicating. that nu-
merous frame houses and various oth—
er buildings of wood were being de-
molished to be used as fuel

A Pole who came from Moscow
Within the last few weeks said that
VVhile tood “as terriblV
there has plenty fo1 those who had

in American monev
'tllan one cent A Shave cost 75 rubles
and soap SOQ rubles a pound. Ciga -
ettes were worth about 70 rubles ea h
,and matches 100 rubles a box.

Horse meat sold for 350 rubles a.
pound, beef bringing 650 rubles for
the some weight. Pork was 1.000 ru-

 

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MAY 20. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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:1 Billings & Spencer (30., Hart-
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'i't llLT‘: ting and wiring fixtures.

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. and ball float valves.
511-0; Hardware Co., Watch
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I'xerck Bros... Stamford,
ate and cocoa.

3rd W. Weed, Stamford, awn-

L131: the Nature of wind shield pro-

4 he 0. E Ward 00., New London.
all garments.

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‘apaitment houses each to contain 250
i1ooms. Eighty per cent. of the ients
t10111 these buildings would be deposit-
‘ed VV'itl1.the Government and used as '
it accumulates for the construction of

bles 11 pound. Black bread retailed at
350 rubles a pound butter 2,500 and
rats 2000 pet pound.
Sugar brought 1.500 a pound when
obtainable and sale w as nearly always
to lie had at 750 rubles a pound.
3 Clothing for men and women was so
—‘ expensive that the poorer classes eith—
PEKING 31m 1]. ”The Gmman er made their o'VVn suits or wete patch-
(yOVI'tlnlIlPllt has 1119. de adVances forte- ed gatments VVhich theV' had owned {01
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other hand Germanv indulges the hope 66? inciease. 3.617 or 25. per cent.
that (hina will refiain from confiscat- :lla1lborough..\lass., 15,017 ,increase.
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VV’ASHIVGTON, May 11.—~Paterson.!

 

W in Main Street, Mfleld Avenue, and Cannon Street
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“CUT IT OUT”

Yes, a Fifth Avenue store, New York, recently
advertised ready-tomcat:- suits for men at One
Hundred and Ten Dollars.

What adds to the interest of the affair is that
, the proprietor was appointed by the Govern-
ment to—see that there was no profiteering
among clothing merchants!!!

Here you can buy the finest suits made today.

 

C 0111 E to our C H [JV/4 I” E L I)?montrzfottv'onH

HE CHI-NAMEL DEMONSTRATOR durin dates given below, will

teach you in five minutes to apply beautifu, brilliant hardwood floor

ecu; over old dirty soft wood floors by the easy, simple ready to use

Chi- amel Graining Process. Then have fashionable, hardwood grained

floors that you can wash and beautify with rugs instead of using un-
sanitary, dusty carpet.

Heels or hot water won l but! Chl- Namcl, stencil border effects can be
applied and the cost is only about 3 cents per square foot.

Col-J‘s amt] Qua/72y Ename/r, Palm: and Vamirlze:
For new or old, hard and soil wood floors. doors, furniture, wood work,

walls. ceilings, radiators, screens, porch iurniture, fixtures, auto. motor and
bicycles, stove-pipes, etc, all guaranteed highest quality or money refunded.

FREE—30 rent

 

Qur highest price is $65 do‘Wn to $35 for re- . .512?

“Alable ments- 4 v‘i’ me Can of (3111- .N ill/[EL (luring dr- ’
Everything else for men's wear at reasonable @' ___ mmmn'm wub pwdmu af25 an:
prices. > -;

Rogers 69' Stevens

Norwalk So. Norwalk

 

 

 

Beautiful dresses
of rich tricolctte
—=special $22.50

It pa V's to see Howland clothes first.

That is true day 1n and day out; of dresses, of suits, of
icoats, oi every sort of apparel.

But sometimes it pavs even better than others—and
ch15 is one of the times.

Tricolette, the rich luminous knitted silk.

Made into dresses of clinging grace and delightful ef-

\.

With the glow of their fine fabric, (they have also the
5beauty of rich color and the charm of decoration in fine
:daste. .
A long—tunic model is embroldcrnrl richly.
Straightline dresses are decorated with buttons most
effectively.
Another straightline stvle has rich decoration 1n gilt

Splendid shade of brown, "leasing navy, brilliant

black; each model and each color $22 SO

at special price 6f

Second floor.

Handsome s'lk
;- u m brellaS= ;6V75
Kctual saving for each womanwho is prompt, not less
(than $1. 50.
Silk umbrellas of good firm quality and with pleasing
handles.
Those handles either with ring or loop of heavy silk
cord.
' Some of them in natural wood with top finished in
color to match that of umbrella.
' Light but strong fiamepiccly finishedvery attraohve.
Purple green navy or black— $6. ‘15
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Days [of real
outdoor ease
are fast coming.

That means comfort and genuine restful relaxing up-
on porch. ‘ ‘
, It means the day, and the evening, of the couch ham-

mock. ,

For today’s couch hammock is really restful;
the ease of finely-upholstered couch.

How firm and strong and soothing thQSe new couch
hammocks are! '

Note the firmness of the mattress; yet see how they;
yield to the different positions one assumes.

Feel how firm and staunch the covering of that. maf-
tress—and then see the strong durable but flexible springs
upon which it rests.

Take good look at the heavy Windshield, at the strong
chains that carry the entire hammock—and then see how
one end of mattress can be raised to form a grateful ease-
giving head-rest!

Comfort; Y'es, ’tis made certain.

There' IS beauty too—for many of the new couch ham.-
mocks are in splendid colors and have littloud-esigns upon
them In contrast.

Khaki hammock-s with National metal frame, strong

windshield and ends, complbte with chains and hooks—
$10

gives all

Canvas of good weight, mattress of firm cotton filling,

National springs, hung by stout chains—- $15 “

Green and khaki hammocks with upholstered back'
and roll-edge mattress filled with good cotton—- $22

Ideal hammocks, have adjustable head-mesh, roll—edge

mattress with very-comfortable filling, green or khaki—n
. $25

Fine gray Canvas hammocks with arm rests and bank. ,

both upholstered and tufted, roll-edge mattress— $39
Davenport hammocks of fine gray shade, National
springs‘with special chiming, three pillows and splen-

". Mr damme-

 

 

didarmrcst atendden'hrehmock mclmhng pillows;

Bras/t to {mun a Fair Trial

 

 

 

 

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Thursday, lfriday and Saturday
May l3, 14, 15

THE GORHAM. CO.
126 Washington Street

 

 

Don't miss the chance to buy your Girls’
Coats and Boys’ Suits at a 20 per cent

discount.

The (31.11.111.113 Store

37 West. Washington Street.

'.'1 ”WA.

Phone 324. South Norwalk.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Garden Tools

We sell practical and useful Garden and

Our assdrtment of Hoes, Rakes, Forks, Spades and other pram
tical gardening tools is most complete. -

Lawn Mowers and Garden Hose. Window Screens and Screen
Doors.

. JOSEPH ROSENFIELD

Housefurnishlngs, Hardware and Auto Supplies " " ’
{25 Washington St. Phone 340. Free Delivery.

Lawn Tools.

 

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APOLLO CHOCOLATES. LOWNEY’S CHQOOLATES
‘ WHITMAN ’8 CHOGOIIATES AND CONFEGTIONB
Extra. Special One Pound Box $1.00.
Milk Chocolates Fussy Package
20 oz. pkg. 1, 2, 5 Pounds.

Samplers
1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds.

CLIFFORD PHARMACY
SOUTH MAIN STREET.

833—PHONES—1532
Phone

5,. JGEHEBE’S 5

5 IT’S HERE I? IT’S HOUSEWABE.

Bathroom Fixtures

that will t1 add to the appearance of the bathroom. Some
of the 3153:: {to nickel plated on brass. Others white enam—
eled on brass. Either my they will prove an attractive and
useful addition.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Prompt
Delivery

 

5 Bath Sprays ’ “ '
5 . . -
Towel Bars

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__ Glass Holders
'.l'oiyet Paper Fixtures

 

SoapDishVQ ~ 3’1”" . Glass Sheivu
Tooth Brush Holders
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5" "I" add“ Medicine Cabinet:

25 Washington St, So. Norwalk

1203.311)" Em A? I F. I. IATUMIAVU.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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