.
' ‘ The wholesalé’price 6: Coal -- ..
sdvanc‘ed" on May lst,‘ also -‘
Another advance com— 1
Eng. July lst, also new Pennsyl- j
a c— if _
You know whn this means to
the retailer and you can easily
guess .wha tit means to the con—
U ‘ ‘ “a ‘5‘
June 131;.
yania State Tax. - ‘
sumer.
'A'warning here, a warning true.
Does it mean anything to you?
'(Our phone, you know, is Six-
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Five-Two.) , _
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Wise;
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 North Main St., So. Nomalk
Opp. Congregational Churth
No. 50771—Blue Jeans, Traveller
Male Voices—Premier Quartet
The two words, “Blue Jeans,"
stand for rustic simplicity and the
happiness of humble things. in his
lyric, the writer of this song. Harry
D. Kerr, describes the. unforgetable
days of childhood, when the hero
of the song played with a little girl
to whom he gaVe the name of
“Blue Jeans."
No. 50771—Hey Paw! Shrigley
Male Voices—Premier Quartet
"lley Paw!" opens with a scene
at :1 country t'air, at which there is
pie-lily ol' nnlsv, made with rachets.
bells and horns, followed by a.
dialogue between some tarmcrs
pl‘PSt‘lll. At the end or the clamor.
“Si liolbrook's Singing Orchestra"
—whit_-h is really the Premier Quar-
ter-is introduced.
No. 50772—Just Wanting You—
Fox Trot, Zamecnik
For Dancing—Orlando’s Orchestra
M r. J. S. Zunivcnik is well known
as .t cmnptm-r of popular ntt'lodit-S,
and Edison owners are more or loss
familiar with his oxm-llont cork.
This latest tux trot at his set-ms as-
surod 0t gt-nwtul pilpulul‘lly 101- its”
ingrutiatintz lllt lmly is the kind
that wins :2” lli'al'lh'.
No 50772—Kiss a Miss—Medley
Waltz (introducing “Moonlight
in Mandalay"), De Voll, Yellen,
Baron, Olman.
Green Bros. Nevelty Band
For Dancing
As we ltmo- ul'ti-n mill bvfnrv,
510‘ (l walla-s on) too ”er to miss.
his one, manic up of two popular
melodies from the songs, “Kiss 3
Miss“ and "Moonlight ln Mando-
lay." commands your ultt‘ntinn and
admiration by its full swrt-p mid
haunting beauty,
No. 5077—Tea Leaves—Fox
EaganWhiting
For Dancing
Max Fells' Della Robbia Orchestra
Among the multitude at Oriental
fox trots. lllls one stands out. as
something qunlit)’.
The music is lull of unexpected
turns and twi>t- ot melody and
harmony. indiut'inl: lll'il tno- com-
poser of tlwm. li'hlllil A. \Vhiting.
is a musician ul orittnulit}:
No. 50774—Would Youf—Fox Trot
Sterling-McConnell. Orlando's Orch.
For Dancing
The appetite tor tox trots is far
from satiation. "“‘mrld You?” is a
number thnt will tickle the appe-
tite Just a little moxe.
Trot,
u; 6‘,‘.(‘t‘pill)n£ll
Perfecto Bouquet Ara
Now Sold for 10¢
DI! Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Oar No. One, 8c; 2 for 181:
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
CARPET CLEANING
Danna and Rugs Cleaned'tllua
«Colors Restored. lea New
OIIINTAL BUGS Carefully
Treated -
Orlsrs Called for and Deliver“
Jon-vies Prompt.
Conn. Carpet Cleaning 00.
I7 Cedar at. to. Not-wall
PHONI 989
CLOTHING .
' -—and-- ,
FURNISHINGS ..
BOYS AND G“ 7'
‘ r»; - . _. 1. . , u ‘ I 701:; '43:”
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Don’t Blame Lumber—Inv to 1.
Our observation for several months past (we see a change now)
that the general talk prevalent in building circles that the rice 0!
lumber was down. a good many projects that had been held wars
dug out and redgured and no appreciable reduction in price ms shown.
Lumber was figured much lower. but due consideration was not given
the fact that the cost of ordinary construction was nearly 86 per cent
for items other than lumber and which had not. been reduced at all.
Consequently. the substantial reduction in lumber did not make s very
material dillerence in the cost at a job and the plans were tucked -
away again. Under this condition is acorns necessary to us that the
fact be brought home that lumber is down and we believe that it this
were realized by the people interested is building that in one way or _
another influence would be dis ected toward the reduction or the prloo .
oi all other items entering into construction. ‘ g
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.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE '
DIITMIUTOII
CABIIJAC~ EIGHT MOTOR CARS
mourns 1'03 WEDDING! LID mus
‘ an annual . ‘
uonwacx a aoonvus echo-rials . .
IOOTII NORWALK PHONII j“. ’11.
Army 69’ Navy Supply Stores
38 WALL ST. NORWALK, CONN. §
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«Four Deaths .
teen Marriages Recorded.
'in Norwalk .
During the month or May
~
there
were recorded at the office of 'llown
Clerk Herbert H. Smith..the following
vital statistics. There were 48 births.
of which 27 were boys.
also 24 deaths and 1? marriages. The
exact figu res follow:
There were
May Births. ‘
G—Mary. ’to George and Edith 'l‘ut-
tic.
34-Mary, to Thomas and Mary Ly-
ons.
S—Gustavc. to Gustave and Blanche
Courcicr.
l—Ronina. to Giownnni and Chlarina
Avullone.
3—-Mich°m-l. to Daniel and Antoinette
English.
l—-—l.orcnzo. to John and Bertha
Flori.
2———l’.0.\‘. to (,‘hnrlcs and Julia Self.
4—W’illiam. to Harry and horn Berl-
(ow.
l——Alb«rt. to Alfred and Jennie “or
so.
lo—Ahtonio. to Antonio‘and Virginia
lloasonc.
ll—llomthy. to liichnrd and Char-
lollt‘ Glutfiol‘l.
7—»Gir1. to Aaron and l-Zlimlwth Ly-
OHS.
7—Alcsnndtr .to John and Mary
H'I‘onmv
3A~l-2d\-lm-, to Giorgio and Mary
Mattzi.
5~-\\'illinm. to \‘t'tllium :nul boltw
. Frrfls.
4... John. In llrrlu-rt uncl Ztttn llirh-
OPEN EVENINGS. 6:30 O‘CLOCK: SATURDAY 9.30 P. M. (I.|"‘.
I STANDARD TIME | 13 lltlllrri. 1.. 'I,|.\n]lll)lI .tntl Alli llll!‘
‘ \Vllmn
l : 16— Luis. In lluwurtl .invl t'nlht‘rim‘
‘ ~ llrittn.
: UNDI‘AR y“ EAR : l2- Hliznlu iii. to “'illiarn and Agncs
. . I\'O\il(‘i-‘.
: ATHLETIC SHIRTS ............ . ......... . 290; 4 for slum : l5‘~l’-t‘rlh:| in St. pltrn and ‘3‘ till“
, . l‘ullnktw
: CONDE SILK LISLE UNDERWEAR ........ 69°, 3 ‘0‘. flow ~ 17-, sll'phl'll ‘0 S‘cp‘hp" {Hid Jul“
; NAVY UNDERWEAR ......... 45c; 3 for $1.25 3 sum”.
, . 1;! AMA”: In Louis and llullt Scliofp»
I MAN'I'EX UNION SUITS ...... . . . . . ..... $1.19. 3 for 33-25 . Mm
: FANCY CREPE UNION SUITS . . . - s . ..... $1.35; 3 for $3.90 : :ll ..‘\|;.,\~ l0 Tlinlts u] d XLU')‘ I:"-"
I FRENCH LISLE UNION SUITS ...... . . . . $1.15; 3 for $3.25 3 ‘6 ll :tmd‘v- “Milli 1" n h “ rm
1 in. I _ nu \ , r . -
; PONGEE PAJAMAS (All Shades) .......... $1.95 ; L...
: connnn MADRAS UNION sun's ....... $1.59 : ”~33"- "mm W" “w W
l : lD— John. to l'tuncis :tml Marguriilv
i : : llvrnr
. l ‘ . 23v l‘vlvr, in \illzur and Sarah Qin-
t I MEN‘S TENNIS oxronns st 65 I 2* Mm- ' ' “w...“ W‘ M”
. ' cos-onloos-sossotdtddlo. ' ‘ (DI':-"‘l'l\
5: BOYS TEXNIS SHOES ..................... s . . -’ . . . . 31.6.5 : :2 .‘llllH_ My t'lt_.rlc w and Lulu \\'ttr-
l; snmrnrtomsn DRESS snons . .................. . $3.95 ; ., 7';- ' i. l I n...» m
. . . _ _ ur, .tu .il.\ . . _.._
. ; DR. CHARLES CUSHION SOLE (Viol Kid) . . . . . . . . , , $4.50 : “ mm
% CHAUFFBURS. BOOTS .........o.-........oo...u.- $3.25 ' '3 Allr..lnl‘-ltl'.nicl Tint-4.1 l-‘O‘vV
.t - . .‘i lllllll. in Ili‘l n and .\l.t1-~l l" t. l-
. W ' . 8""
i: . ' I l- . ' \ t'l.aio itt‘t‘ and find”-
. : Garbardine G“ Mask omcers Bamco‘t ...... $7.85 : “7 ‘1' l ‘n \ o “t and \I ll\
. . Back to Back, Water prooled. . ' -
l: Waterproof Raincoat . $4.95 .mue , , , . . , . . . . . . . . 12.50 ' .. l l t; . .._:,. .‘wl Glad}!-
" . W : “ . \.-«.:.n :tr-l .ln-wh
' . lit“ ' 'I‘Atll llJI
; wn CARRY A FULL LINE or CAMPING OUTFITS. ; .... ... mm» m Anznmm
t ' l;'*lil‘lll‘
.................................................. '.‘.' Louis. to \mu n and .\l.u\ .Uhucr
‘ lit» l-Ii'n- ~'., to .‘tlit‘linrl ntitl Mun
_ ll;il.l
"IS-“Ins“r-nw‘. to lflmtr and Gladys
('uKinrll. \
- 23---~Jomlvli. lo i-‘n'mk and Ruth hr
. . Florin.
26 Frank. to Antonio and Sallo'llo‘
llominlrk
lip» Iran. to Mirhntl anti Fliplinnin
Kiting
“Mt, f“ 1‘“ llric n. to John .“md Em Yaranukl.
. . 8h- 10min. to Antonio and Igntuia
Stylish Stout Figures Gurltclmlno.
CS- .\l.ll'|;- IV. it) \Villic‘ and (thI
This system makes available a complete “'Mhlflmw
wardrobe of fashionable and correctly I, :r‘;lli.tm. tu “'illinm anti Huh-II
proportioned garments which give large .' "Fr" , ,
women the envied "Stylish Stout" figure. ' J i3'.‘.'.'.'».'.:2-rf" “Mn find mmmm
Do away with needless. unsatisfactory fit- 3‘ ’ "“WV ‘0 William and Anna
tings and alterations. "“““"r-‘~
. . May "mills.
lusts! on Svelllme System 2 «ton? ”Nil 41 .u-un. n months.
L".‘ taunt ' port).
DRESSEBibqusgS '58ATS'SKIRTS : Altvhzul S hour. :’-4 wars.
' R5315 .- -.\‘i lliv l‘. Spuulnx. T‘.‘ ,Hnts. vi ht
BRASSIERES ' UNDERWEAR months. 6
‘ , ~ . r. s .-i no.1 '3 . -
The balsam-u nor: carry a fill (me of Svcltlme System apparel n‘,‘;,.‘.‘h,. m 3,:"‘ .3 'H I" the
WRITE FOR 300 S ‘l’tlrnlllv 1;. lll‘llt'll. OlH‘ month.
, KLET Your (luvs.
illustrating latest st of Sreltline System apparel and telling how 9‘3“" h "1 “mm" 6' ”an" on"
you. may gain a sly ish. slender appearance. I "mnm‘
i .. l3«Jumph llfirridgr, 65 years. four
. . M ADAR'B S vs LTL! N E lll’lllllll. llW‘l‘n (MIKE.
47 W 1% S 1:». Rule l.. nzll‘lntlll. 65 _\'enrs.~.=ight
J w N" Yo'k' N' Y' months. 29 «last.
a. l‘“~.\lllli0‘ l-Z. “'hitlock. 89 years. two
months. 2‘ do!"
iii—Margaret Shannon. 74 years. 1]
months. '
lG—ldn l.. Non-mun. SS years. seven
months. in dnya.
iii-Margaret tl‘llricn. 73 years. 11
months. .
lS—(It‘nrgn 1.. Downing. 64 years.
seven months. 2‘.’ days. .
l9*'l“rlln(‘t" iioekwell. SS yours. nine
months. eight dart.
lil—-l“rnnccs Fplllenbewr: _95 years. '
iii—John l'ngvary, 58 years. eight
- months. 28 daya.. ‘
23‘..\H(‘Ilat~l Hegedes. 44 yearswone
month. sevcn'dnys.
. 22—Mnry M. Burns. 16 years. six
months. 16 dare.
w 22—Snblno Romano. H years. eight.
~ . ‘ _ days. .
motion-l . "-pnm.” I of pota issosb, but‘itna be 25-Jlnrgaret J. Raymond. ‘66 years,
Faun-ms mm by do um ‘_ in pmted by preparing a doom 4 or 3"“ "mm“ 18 day"
the Sprint on account of them formaldehyde. one mind to a barrel ‘ ' 9— tto R' DePierne. .312. 33 years.
“M which must be m.“ m5. of water, and soaking the potatoes be- .,— n". m°mm 17 any"
M days, but. tho I I N“ 'i {on Chill: ‘0’ two hourninthis solu- -.-—-John AnHyatt“ 38 years. seven
mes-m. one o! m on ohieh floc- ' ~ ' ' . "mm“ 3" “"- .
l m h w“ m m M- .1‘0 “‘60“ do” not deteriorate.» .. -9-‘GOOI‘IE ’1‘}. Smilh. 45 years.
. h . .‘ . He’ll!!! can be w until soaked up, ..~ 29—33mm- A. luck. 73 years, nine
;- ‘ - . _ ‘ soitisbettertohaveanextrasupply- aye. . . ‘ ~
. bramdeRMt': in another barrel. It's good as '03! fl 31~Adelin‘e Hoyt. 70 years. Jive
. b. md' a mm“ in at’awat. . th’ . , Mn months. l7_dl)’t. .
" i .h soil. which should be avoided. do“ not .3,“ a. “Sic; o, “I b": iii-John. Fission . and Dikrsnouky ”
. Pchsgmthe most destructive disease of the 0mm. “ Medlm ‘ ~ .v ~ o»-
, ‘_ ‘ 10--Oscir Bauhd‘ ».Rnd 'Xari I.
— Roman. ’ ,
. gs—psui noutme info (Mi-s) v1:-
. 1.-nuMg.m. and 31:15)»!ch W.1
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Mme“
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and colors. »
WE RENT
TORRINGTON
CLEANERS
A telephone or post
card request will result
in the prompt delivery
of a Torrington Clean-
er at your home and
full instructions how to
use'it andrits return is
all included in the very
reasonable charges. .
Another big advant-
age of this department
7’ is a practical demon-
stration of The Tor-
rington, to the house-
wife of its superiority
over any other electric
vacuum cleaner.
All rental charges
may be credited (in the
purchase price.
w
l7-——Hnrr_\‘ l. Sulluan .tnd Js'tiniv M.
llrundagv .
Hulttntl St‘bllf‘iilt‘l‘ and I‘Olul
Ltvutltm.
1-~\‘llu l'tliunlo and (‘nmlitla (‘irullL
21——-.lmu-ph hingsnr and (Mrs) Julia
- Sudan.
L'l---Slt\r :hmlo gnd Elizabeth Ranyi.
:3" l-‘rnnk Hit-brunch and Elsie M.
Srhrlo-Vrr.
2-»«l‘rwlv-rirk l.. llnymoml and Cath-
(rtrw .\'0\otnik.
3!.
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2:..-
30 ~(irncroso Fri-tn. and Emilia Ili-
Vito.
23~‘\\'illi:uu A. Johnson .tml Mar
gut-rite J. Smith.
‘.‘\'ul.ouls C. “Tour
Kn)".
25—Willinm ~ J.
Hazel PT. 'l‘nltit‘
l6-»--- Michael T. Tierney tutti .‘IJl’li‘ Bl.
Hanks.
and \‘c-lma Mc-
Mt'lhnghlin anti
OPENING DAY'AT
COE‘EEN STORES
Continued from First pa'gc. .
lwr of yrnrs and is willlnc to ot‘t'vr
nugmmlions to people rtgartlim: snit-
:thlo- material; for draprrivs. dresses.
elo.
Among'lhc articles that will espec-
ially l‘xtcrcst'the buying public when
the store opens tomorrow. will he
blankets. comforters. Shl‘sls. pillow
onsets. tnhle clot hs. towels. napkins and
a complete line of dress gifotis and
draperies. An advertisement appears
elsewhere in today's issue calling at-
tcntion to the many bargains.
Special bargains will he offered to-
morrow tor the purpose of ~acquaint-
inn the people of Norwalk with the
remarkable values to be found in the
store.
.4.
~Ir'_._t--
. Dorlon- House l
Shore Dinners
“an Interior—ass road .\
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13‘. sj’LYoN
a "" ' "
l' . Bathing. Suits, Caps,
Stockings and Tights
Ladies’ Bathing Suits—One and two-piece models. in my...
Not a Headache—
Just Cleaning with a Broom
'1
But even 121:...
really clean.
4K2“ --
innl‘bb
For the grit
rugs stays thcrc. the dust i2.
upholstery goes deeper. the gay
'Q‘ORWALK’s LEADING DRY GOODS
Men’s .Bathing suitsé—One and two-piece \\'01~s:o.1 5
Boys 9 Bathing Suits—One and two-piece ............. 32.0010 $375
“Kiddicm-Bathin'g Suits-'One-piece Worsted Suits. 1.... 1 1.3%
SURF CLOTII 'AND SKINNER SATIN FOR m'mm
L
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l.a
film on the walls gets thicktr.
A Tonington Electric Vermont
Cleaner “ill change all this.
cleaning with a Torringtozt is C‘s-gait
It gets up all the dtcp-
It never raises dust.
cleaning.
down dirt.
Pay as a visit today and sec in“: a
Torrington..nith its full~tuftcd. text‘s;-
and
powerful suction. changes cleaning
to a few minutes’ play each day.
U
inc. carpet -swecper brush
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The Palace Bootery
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
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Graduation Footwear
White Kid 2-strap pump wth
Baby Louis XV Heels $5.95
White Kid 2-strap pump with foil
Louis XV Heels... $6.45 to $8.45
White Relgnskin. 1-strap purrp
with Baby Louis XV Heels. $5.45
Silk Hosiery ....... $1.50 to $1.75
3-seam, lull fashioned.
Shop at the Palace Bootery
Where Your Dollar Does
the Work of Two
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
no milk for babies delivered
to all parts of the Norwalh
and Bowayton. -
w Butt“? m “on 0'!
MI. and buttermilk trash daily
‘ F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2890. store
1 Telephone 1018
1 Complete Line
’03 two. *
D. M, Famous
SPORTING GOODS
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scum nonwanx/ .
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