Satisfaction
1 After
The
Purchase
Comes
" Satisfaction
If You
4‘ Buy
Coal
Here
m.»
YOU, TOO
will find our store a convenient
resting place when on a shopping
trip. Many mire advantage of the
opportunity to listen to
‘Zile NEW EDlSOl‘.’
“The Phonograph with I Soul"
There is no obligation or any
3011. We enjoy playing to you as
much as our :ucsts enjoy listening
to the Dlllsil' Fol-i at liberty to
drop in am lime. rain or shine.
Sincerely,
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
3
South Norwaik. Conn.
u
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice it!
Bonnecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
“to reduced prices on all Bugs and
ts, both washed and dry cleaned
All orders called for and delivered
IHONE on
m
.Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS
DON m1
MADE
LON
PIPER
Also Celebrated Dunhlll'e
'Inluokuno Block To]. us;
SIGN PAINTER
We of every description and
anywhere
Ilcetrie Signs a Specialty
., Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
” Lexington Avenue. City
“t
M
our A SQUARE DEAL
W0 will buy your houlohold
rags. papers, junk and ll]
d-hend goods. Anything you
Price according to the (In!-
ot the goods. A square deal
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
lee-nudism! Goods Always on Bale.
. .
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A M. woos'rER '
Attorney-at-Law
.~ Examiner U. 8. Patent Olloo
PATENTS
loud for Booklet on Potent
.~ Iain 82., Bridgeport. Conn.
aw“
'_ Toilet Cream
‘ 1'" our Toilet Cream for chapped
and rough skin. This do.
, cream meets with satis-
m it is dainty. cleverly per-
. and dries quickly, will leave
. " I skin soft and smooth. It is not
flat, or greasy. Get a bottle to-
at .mn
———§.
. A. MEAD
. ‘ ‘ RIPTIQN PHARMACIST
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.ls
l .
‘1 . > .
. 8t. 3. Norwalk, com
'SOLVING PROBLEM
OF SOLDIERS’ BONUS
Continued from First Page
at this timc. but declared that if such
icgishition was toJue passed, it should
he ilnnnced by a sales. or some other
inrm of taxation?‘
Asked What the Trtusury would do
if Congress passed a bonus bill as
general charge against the Treasury,
Mr. Mellon was said to have replied
that the amount would be paid by is-
suing short term certificates. He 0p-
posed this form of financing. however.
on thv ground that it might affect the
lilitrtsl rules on tho re-fnnding of cer-
tificates due in 1923. Some members
of the Committee quoted the Score-
tary as saying in substance that as
between a sales tax or bond issue for
the bonus he would recommend the
former.
Members of the sub-committee
would not anticipate committee action,
but the general belief at the Capitol
continued to be that some form of
sales or manufacturers' tax would be
recommended. it was pointed out in
some quarters that ' with President
Harding opposed to both the original
tax program suggested and to the is-
sue of bonds, the field had been nar-
rowcd to a sales to). or the drafting or
a measure that would be a. general
charge an lht' ’l'rr‘: Sui‘y'.
This last plan is supported by some
Republican lcnlio-rs of the House and
also by those who are icaviing the on-
position to a sales tax. Representa-
tixc i"r(‘nr, \Visconsin. declared in a
ful'mnl sinicmcnt tonight that he be-
lit-\‘t'd hr spoke the sriliimcnts “of a
humircrl Republican numbers of the
House to tho l-t‘fcct that a sales tax
will lw uppost ul or any rult- seeking to
impose it on the mt-mhcrs." He cx-
pininmi his announcement was based
on tin: Kurt that scvr-nty Republicans
hm! sigmwl n petition against any
suits l.l\, and lint! molly ulllfl's would
sign.
"Nunlv all of lhcsc one hundred
mmnlwrs :llt 2n intnr of a bonus bill."
will .\lr. l-‘lvnr, “and in inxm or inu-
lny ii lurfi‘l‘ll lin- sum-v as llit‘ bill “us
I'lllillll'l in llw Haunt: inning HH-
'i'w vsllix in i.l‘.::tv it.l\ lllllllt‘tlldli'
tl' lll;iilti~, i<llllllvllil .i'. ..{v[|ill\llllili¢'l}‘
‘K'Lim 0"“ "I " lilillIIL' lll: ruining; \vilr‘.
ln ll.I- l~~li.lnvr u.‘ t‘rlll'wl-ils “lll' ll
\\l‘i in iu\l"'ll l-\ (in liliilL‘J lwzli‘s
‘i‘lits :lms nut l.ll\t min u-llsitlv-intml.
.lll\ m'nlmnius that mnj. in. put into
’rn‘m
llL’llfll ll'ltllill'l'i (if Kllfs l.l\ riilll
l.lr in li..=l ill II'll ~ ll: i'.i..; it, ll-Pl‘t-
>1 lll.lll\' \m'n‘ w \lissmlvi. ~A-nl :ln
'Ilv'“ ’ i t’w 7., l'fi. ll'ilf‘l) Forti—
m: .l'~l\'ll.L’ it.“ inr- .‘w'll‘rfltrllllillll’V
lunr liln "U rm I. ii‘klluii liv sxlltl
liml ll vil>lUTillll\ \'.vl. Li\'l itl‘lill
:\plnn.iliu:l uvl hm: ll}! L‘..' :i-imv‘. in“
“(will \‘illl‘t l' l:.l.‘~ ll"lll:"|. ll \‘.1~
'11!“qu ' i ll.t '~l.vr~w.:l1ll:zllm
unuivi .‘.ixu-r.i--l\ nIulOls' '3..\' {l.‘..‘l tll'
l.ll~«lll:- lul.ll- l' \I LUV
.
'll _.. . lll\' must Idliluli‘limzl' it
.vllrltwl ll..‘ll Ml l..|ll‘. l'tlisl l' lllltlilh‘
nml \\1'l“|lll:illllli.{ nnmlu-i's or fin
ll'lllN'. though lurking ulitivi‘slnnrliizg
or this most brn< ilv ml hinslulinn. Wm
ninl l'li'i'lll:ll’l.'~' lllv'llllu rs «ii iii" House
with misinformation nnd inislvnding
slnlunvnts."
('( l\ X l '.( "I‘ll 'l "I‘ I'.\'l'li\'l‘S
'l‘hr l’olluuing‘ t‘nnnn'liclii lv.:lvlll:~
‘.\"it‘ issllvni l"o-lll'll.li'_\ 14, T‘I.’_'. l.l\l
cumpllul nt oilic-s of \\'u-2~‘i(l‘ a.-
lmxis, iiilrippoi'l. i'onn.
l:tl\\‘lllil Iii-own. Hartford. \Vi'cncll.
.\lii‘l;;VI .l (hill-n. llulll‘m'li. 1‘.llk
.lnnirs L. ilownrll. llnl'li‘mwl. llusi-
nrss Lorin.
l~Iliiiiiiliv~l .l. innit-r. New Haven.
l‘mwicr pufi‘. l.‘
John A. Hum). New linxcn. Mold—
int:
liownril i‘. Nolllc. New lliilnln. An-
li rutllrr l'nr window snshvs.
S‘ii-llicn \l. \\':-ssc~lcck. New llritnin.
Indicator for ,unscllnv. clc.
I-‘runs (‘1. Album. Milford
vuonntim: l'or \rhiclcs.
John Szizcti. Tc-Iriurlon. ice-crack-
ing box.
l.t'\'t‘r('ll \V .Tit‘inuy. \Vinstui.
pcnsing (ll’wicl‘.
Ignncy P. anevrski, Ansnnin. l.i1fllill
l‘m-l—‘l‘lurning apparatus.
Designs
Thomas Monk. l‘lridgo'pnrt. anc.
llullfnlor
ll‘illlll‘
llis~
Sumuel ll. Pngc. Strnliord. anc
(three).
ll. Albert Philips. Strntfortl. Luce.
George 1'3. C‘urtiss. New llrilnin.
Toaster.
Trade-Marks
lirillgcport Conch Loco (‘o.. llriqlgc-
port. Rubberized top fabric.
The liaybcstos Company. llridgc-
port. Drake and clutch linings.
\Villlnm (‘. Bill. Hartford. .\lcn'snnd
boys' huts.
Simeon I.. & (‘morn‘n
Company. Hartford.
H. Rogers
Silver- plated flat
_ and hollow ware.
lx’clly llusy i‘orncr
dintown. Mayonnaise dressing.
The l’lumc &- Atwood Mfg. (‘om-
puny. \\'ntcrbur_\'. Straight and Safety
Company. Mid-
pins.
(‘Ol'll‘l‘ SAVES MAN‘S LIFE.
.\‘ l<I\\' HAVEN. Feb. 21. From
what Prosecuting Attorney Farley
said to John Donncliy. in City Court.
today. it was aSSllll‘ilil by those pres~
cut that the man's :irrcst find sored
him his life. However. llf.’ will have
to pay a fine of $150. Donnelly had
been nrrcstcd for violation
liquor laws. He was uskod what dc-
fr~nsc he had. To the court the man
said thc liquor he had was‘ ”for nicd-
iclnnl purposes.“ Mr. Farley replied
that it that was so. "you are luckyno
hnvc bran (li'l‘rStpll bcforo you had a
chance to taste the stuff. That vou
hadn’t tasted it probably saved your
life. I have smelt some terrible liullo‘.‘
in this court. but this is the worst."
“'AN'I‘ main AM”) LIGHT WINES.
lxlCNUSHA. “is. Feb. 2l.——KenO-i
shn's (‘ity Council joined in the move-
ment for the return of beer and light
lines last night. when a resolution to
this ctrrct was adopted by a. vote of
14 to l.
N—
Henrlnr-hes from light Colds
Laxative BROMO (NIL-VINE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Cold. A tonic laxative and germ de-
stroyer.
3“ new.)
titre of E. W. Grove.
30::
-
1..— I-
. NEWELL & MURRAY
TO EXPAND
Continued from First Page.
enviable reputation for their dealings
and excellcnt merchandise.
Both Messrs. Nowell and Murray.
tion. The local store has gained an
during their short residence here.
have made a host of friends both so-
cially and in business circles.
Enterprising young m( 11. they
made their first venture into the busi-
ness worl for themselves in Norwalk.
coming here from White Plains.
where Mr. Newell had been manager
for four years for Oscar bevy. well-
known ciothier and habadasher. Mr.
Murray had been connected with Os-
car Levy’s for two years.
Within six months of coming here
they were forced to increase their
store space because of the amount of
business that they did. In every line
they carried. from socks to suits, their
merchandise was of the best both in
style. fit and material, and the Nor-
walk public was quick to realize
this and patronize the firm.
The best wishes of those with whom
they have had business dealings. as
well as their many friends. go with
them in the opening of their branch
store. ‘
rush in lllll hint-bak-«l i-ivas lmn print-
-‘opopo-.«ao.-..-.
WINTER CROP“ OF
Continued from Page One.
,i‘resh upturns in Liverpool quotations
were practically-Ignored here. About
the middle of the session, however, a
leading crop expert gave publicity to
a comprehensive report indicating se-
vere deterioration of the winter crop
braska inclusive.
'about a temporary rush of buying
that. lifted the market to the highest
level of the day. A majority of trad-
ers nevertheless preferred to avoid the
risk of rain and of any unforeseen
contingencies while business was in-
terrupted tomorrow. Late dealings.
therefore. were at a material setback
from the top prices reached.
Active export call was lale “3'
sponsible for the corn market making
new high price record for the pres-
CTOP. One handler 881d thfi
3.
eat
only by ability to get the gfiin loaded.
Shipping demand for oats was rela—
tively slow.
Provisions advanced with hogs. but
later as a result or selling. which ap-
peared to be for New York account.
Prior to the increased selling. lard had
attained the highest prices yet this
season.
Fifty Years of Service
Price is naturally important but there is no way of finding
out what a price is without knowing the quality.
Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory
_,,.__.__-,,,--__-,,,-----
dealings by fifty years of favor among our own home people
is evidenced by steady growth and expansion.
The Hatch‘e Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK
Distributors for JOhn—Manville 00., and Bird & Son, Roofings, Beaver
Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards
\VASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
Rump Corned Beef . .
Bacon Squares ......
Stamford, Darien,
‘......-..-.-..
Plate Corned 'Beef . . .
Brisket Corned Beef .
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials
Smoked Shoulders ................. 16c lb.
............ 18-22c lb.
............... 8c lb.
............... 70 lb.
............... 20c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwaik, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Weetport,
Black Rock, Bridgeport
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PHONE
527
25 Washington Street
Gehebe’s,
lt's Here it It's Momma.
KITCHEN UTENSIIS
SHOULD BE SELECTED WITH CARE
Our Stock of Aluminumware, Gray'Enameled and White Enameled
Cooking Utensils Are the Best Quality at a.
Reasonable Price
Prompt
' Delivery
‘
South Nor-walk
WHEAT DAMAGED,
in the territory from Texas to Ne-v
This report brought '
amounts he could sell were limited ‘
4
Fowler’s Market _
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
., Phone 1340-1341
of the!"
The genuine bears-the signs; .
Quali
PHONE 1405
56 South Main Streot
figure. and We are sure
”once will begiven if desired. » ,»
Be sure. you '1
CORSE
“'e carry in stock. Corsets which or
you will find in our Corset Department the
model designed to best express your own individuality. ,Eapeitgassist; 7
0.038228 I 5
Delivery.
A.F. Beckmannf‘s‘Co. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
o
FREE DELIVERY
NIME.’ J EANN ETTE
~CORSETIERE AND GLOVER ~
South Norwalk-
Ts-
e made to fit every type of
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1932‘
l
a
TRIST 4 89° HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
STORE CLOSED WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
Specials In Rugs and Curtains
Unusual values on sale Thursday morning
MADE UP CURTMNS-—Sm\ail lots of 1, 2, and 3 pair lots at bargain prices
CURTAIN MATERIALS—Some special lots by the yard at remnant price;
Our Regular Spring Showing of Curtains and Draperies
Is now ready for inspection. Call and see them. ‘
RAG BUGS—27x54 inches and 36x72 inches. Specially Priced.
Note These Prices on Grass Rugs
. Inches 27x54 Inches 36x72 Inches
-Weret$1a38c’:3§low . . . . . . 39c Were $1.50; Now . . . . 98c Were $2.00; Now , _ ,
6x9 ft. 8x10 ft. _ 9x12 it.
Were $5.98; Now $3.7 Were $8.50; Now . . . $0.98 Were $10.00; Now . , $6.98
Q
$1.19
L J
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SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Sardm' es, in Pure Olive Oil
, 9
Jacoby s
3cen325° GoodClothes for Men and
Eva] ITEM Apples 1b pkg- 25c 12-14 N0. Main St. So. 1‘0er
Norwegian Xippered Eer- ‘Women on Fag
rmg,2eens.............25c . >
1 Can of Cleanser Free Final Clean up Payncnh
on
with 4 cakes of Babbitts ‘.
Soap at 23c
Men’s and Boys’ Sheep
Lined Coats and
A. ST ULL
H. Krieger C0.
r
. INSURANCE
24 Cottage St, East Harwell: Mackinaws
- “5 J. M. LAYTON $.- (1)..
‘ ' Boys’ . . . .. $5.98 to $7.98 Inc.
Men's ..... $7.98 to $10.98 5 Railroad Av; :21;
Rosenfield
Bros.
“filfiifi‘s’m Big Removal Sale
MEN’S AND BOYS9 CLOTHING
South Nowell-i. C-.‘:.
125 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK.
Everything sold regardless of cost.
Ice: Charcojl:
Wood and ‘
Trucking
. ._~w...~_. .
GOTTLIEB’S
South Nor“ Rik
North Main Street
Alarm Clocks—Reduced Prices
' 5 Big Ben, Baby Ben, Sleep-Meter, Autocrat T211100-
Fred Hall] 3 8-Day Alarm, Plain or Radium Dials.
52 mm m f > See Window Display
l o. B. JACKSON
% ' Jeweler—Optometrist
:5 58 Wall Street Norwalk
' 11W
‘
REDUCED PRICE ON NASH 4 CYL. CARS
'ut'..-
Old Friends at the Old
3
l
. Price g on Price New P1,. C.
' The Old Well 5° Cigar and i Messenger Touring .... ........ $1,195.00 $1.13; {0
the Perfect!) Bouquet 3 Roadster ............. .. ........ $1,175.00 3115‘ 'g
at 106. : 3-Passenger Coupe . . . . ......... . $1,795.00 31.70% {0
N route l on Old Well 5-Passenger Sedan .............. $2,025.00 ... .
Gigs-s? Theyeare the best cigars l Delivered in South N orwalk
made at that price. s W
j - S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
Our
Evening Classes
efiers you an excellent oppor- I
tunity to review, your .short- .I
hand or bookkeeping, or to per. !
feel; your English, spelling or
penmanship. .
CLEAN UP SALE
On Women’s and Misses Goats, Dresses, Suits and Mimi?
“Williams quality, car prices are the lowest m town.
THE PARIS
‘ MERRILn
’ 33 South min Street- " . South Norwalk
7 i “ ' sameness!) en vases goo
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