_. «we. 4
Is Our
Specialty.
Nothing else
Matters.
We Give it
Our Best
Thought.
You May Buy
of Us with
Confidence.
. mus @ 1- The Hatch 69’ Bailey Co.
CLOSING
OUT
Our Entire Stock of
‘New Columbia Records
At the Special Price.
I 73¢ Double Dine . . . . .. ..... 81.00
1:01.00 Double m... 3125
I 81.50 Double Disc ......... $1.50
am at our Sims and take advant~
1 go of this exceptional opportunity.
1 lite Alfred Fox Piano Co.
, C No. Main 8‘. So. Nor-walk
1‘0 THE PUBLIC
.0- now until further notion he
~ Mont Carpet Cleaning
' PHONE 969
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Company
reduced prices on all Elan and
both washed and dry alauac.
. ll alum called for and any”...
Tarlov Bros.
"ITQDATE CIGAR "OR.
.02! AGENTS m
“91.13.“ ””91”
an. Celebrated 'n-aura
F. S. LYON
.JOB PRINTING
loath Not-walk
REMOVE 44 BARRELS .
or GIN monsroEAGli,
(Continued tron: Page One.)
was lowered ot the main floor by
pulley. and the barrels were then
rolled into two large auto trucks.
W'ith an armed guard accompanying
the drixer. and another on the rear
of each vehicle the two trucks left
the distillery about 4: 30 o'clock. and
reached New Haven without incident.
Those who guarded the liquor on
this trip were Deputy Collectors John
Kenney, A. W Norrie and G. E
Rogers. and Prohibition Enforcement
Otficer Henry Fletcher.
The three raids on the warehouse.
two of which took place before the
present collector took oflice. resulted
in the loss of liquor named at about
$19,000 at present-day prices. Details
or the latest theft have been wired to
the Department of Justice at Wash-
ington by Collector Eaton. and it is
expected that a special agent will be
assigned to investigate.
Although there remains nothing of
\alue in the place, the 12 by 15 inch,
hole, which was cut in the rear wall
1 of the warehouse by the thieves who
i got away with a $4,000 haul Friday.
1 has been covered up.
1
t’s black and dirty and sticky. Black be—
cause its made of Asphalt. Dirty because it can’t
help it. Sticky because we want it that way, and
its this sticky quality that_makes it valuable. It
Will stick like a burr and shed water like a bird.
If your roof looks too good to leak and yet insists
on leaking, try some of this Rdof Coating around
the Flues, in the Valleys and hard places. It will 1
stop all the leaks you ever heard of and some that
you never did see. Ready to use and not expen-
sive—Only $1 per gallon with reduction for
larger quantity.
1
1
The two guards, Frank C. \Vads-
worth of Warehouse Point and James
A. Ryan of East Windsor. will remain
in the employ of the government {or
the present at least.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES
Agents for John-Manville Co.
The following named pupils of the
Franklin Junior High School have
been awarded Certificates of Honor by
the general organization'of the mhooi
for general excellence in: Effort.
punctuality. deportment. and attend-
ance.
Sauna Grade
Room No. 4.—-Miss Helen CraW.
teacher. William Gunny. Jack Fallon.
William Mezzo. Joseph Czel. Lucy Cos—
tabilo. Anna Ker-cents. Mildred Shee-
han. Julia Sizensky. Mary Lovas. Mary
Sproch.
Room No. S—Mlss Madalyn Curran.
teacher. Hannah Tobin, Layette Van
Scoy. Louis Takacs, Maxie Cooper.
Stephen Hornick.
Room No. T.—Miss Elizabeth Curry.
teacher. Leonard “'ood. Ernest Har-
grave. Frank Fedor. Tony Daliala.
Eighth Grade
Room No. 2.-——-.\liss Zita l-‘eenPl'.
teacher. Steve Cheh. Joseph Polacik.
liaurxmd Purd\. Mlchall Tap'ich.
Jcm Strasslurgcr (Sent\l(\t Robin-
son Heir-n Tilh, Anna Ga; doslk. Es~
thl‘ r I'( insod. ‘
lloom No. 6.—.\irs. Irene Hoffman.
teacher. Jcs< ph 1' r3. mu El in! Spun-
cer lcna Robinson I':It armor llulall.
Alil e Grace. Justina Bliik Iltllls l-‘cr-
Bird and Sons Roofings. .'
Creo Dipt Stained Shingles. '
Sheetrock and Beaver Board Wall Boards.
BATTERIES
To insure maximum enjovment from radio
outfits an absolutely dependable
storage battery is essential
* Grades
Room No 23. -—-\ils. Johnson.
teacher. Dorothy Cuneo. Joseph Fer-
ris, Andrew Steber.
CORPORATION PAPERS
Flel-Il’) AT CAPITOL
According to a certificate tiled yes-
terday with the secretary of the
state the Bloc Confectionery Co.. Inc..
of Hartford has organized as fol-
lows: President.’ Edward J. Abel},
Treasurer. Leo \Villens, and secretary.
Joseph Price.
The Bunker “Hill Transportation
Co. or “Waterbury has incorporated
with-an authorized capital stock of
$50,000. The incorporlitors are Ray-
mond A. Button. Dora M. Dutton.
\Villiam J. Sansom. and Mabel E
Sansom.
Articles of association have been
filed by the Black Rock Athletic As-
sociation and Club of Bridgeport.
The \V‘. F. Concannon Shear Co.. of
Milford. has increased its authorized
capital stock from 32“.“00 to $50.60“.
The following concerns have ‘or-
tram.
,- - '. . licom No. 22.——.\liscs llulll \Verd.
Emde Radio Battel1es of All SIZES at 0111’ teacher. Eduard Taylor. wmmm Sul-
‘ . . than. \\‘illi.lrll Kelly. lislhnr Brown“
SGI'VICG StatIOII Sophie Noyak. Mary Radio, I‘.SII‘H!1
Sllgilt‘ll. Elizabeth Smlmks. J6: .nic
\‘erup.
1
l
Room No. 26 —~——.\irs ’1: .lm Git»; lson. 1
It.:( inf. .:\ no. I-‘ \.4lls Jos I‘l‘lll’it brig-1-
retail Elsa Kramer Julia Szalni. I‘.\’lllll
Stall. Verna Staples Iitlf'n Tomka.1
Esther Anderson. Ailm- 'l‘oone. Agnes
, Press. Plenty-ice Lon-mic 5. Daniel Perl-
Dial}. ligll‘lc “Woke. Simon Nathan.
Tony Canto. lizzlph Caruso. Alfred
Herman. Gvorp Roi-eras. Charles
\\';lz-rL-ury. Il'l‘n‘)’ “Whiwn, Lynn
I<laélpp.
Room .\'0. ."~
thicht r. l'I-lllll l'v
67 North Main Street
Fowler’s Market
.‘xlrs. May Mitchell.
:‘zilln‘lml. Edith Sal-
iick. lierzlllnv in 139. Jennie (‘nllutcn
Andrew ilrgwizzs. Blmcr Reynoldx
Ninth Grade
Room No. .‘l.-——.\ilss Katherine
i'relldrrgast. t'.lcher.-—-Sadie Kurtz.
\‘erlla llnrtlrm. Jeanne Clark. Kath-
erine I.‘oates. Margaret L. Jarvis-Ly-
dia Kovacs. Veronica Lehotnk). Heltn
Takalch. .‘IalJ’l‘t llassone. Edgar
Bryan. Francis Kalabik. Russell Kuh-
no-n
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
..................................................... {£20m in. 27.—-.\llss Helen Brindle.
v v y it c e . 4' S , _ -
LEAV E l OLR ORDERS FOR HOT CROSS Mm r ң3112. ӣ23212.
Griffin. llcrthzl liotrh, Margaret \V’il—
son Marion Zwickcr. Ida Modne. Hel-
BUNS, 20c doz.
en Kay. Joseph Wasencky. ’VVard
\Vhipplc. John McMahon. Hudson
Comes. Joseph Che‘ka, Prank I’nder-
hill. Carl “'lbben. Foster Webb. Regi-
;ASQUARBDIAL
'11! bur your m
“Diggmuau
5 Anything
Price rding “I.
.dthagm. Alta-2:4“!
PHILIP P. mom
I! Van Zandt Strut
manna Goods Alwaya q pug,
1...;
r-A. M. WOOSTEB
Attorney-at-Law,
:L.
.1.— lam-Illnes- U. s. Paton! ulna
”,VATENTS
“A for Booklet on Paton
,. “Ida It,
Brldam m
[.m‘..-
raid Hopkins. Karl Schaefl'. Charles
“‘ard. Barney Ash.
lioom No. 24.—.\irs. Albeit
Murray. teacher. Beeman Pee.
Room No. 33,—Miss Alice Dunn.
teacher. Catherine Barrett. Margaret
Clifford. Dorothy Cummings. Mildred
Hartjens. \‘era. McGarr-y. Margaret
Neuman. Elizabeth ‘Scoiield. Fannie
'I‘arlor. Lola Baxter. Harlan Baxter.
George Brandt. Everett Bulkley. Mar-
tin Delta. Lawrence Dennin. Robert
Fuller. Alex Ganzy. Hell Havens. Ed-
ward Hayes.
Room No. 34.-—Miss Gladys Moore.
teacher. Vex-a Dennis, Edith Hurt.
Helen Janci.( Elimbeth Kecsekes.
A. F. BeckmannééCo. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
moan we ran: nmmr
, Mac-
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
A VALUABLE
. SPRING TONIC
Ibo much cannot be said or the
tilt, of a good Spring Tonic.
you are not really sick. but
you really well? For that
(gang. weakness. no appo-
Iont nerVe power and laanitnda
Boat, Iron and Wine. Buy a
today and tone up your aya-
‘ I
A. MEAD
arugula:
man, 8. Norwalk, 0t.
, STERLING’S
5 Metal Bed Sale
Eittra Special $6.95
‘ 2” Post 1” Fillers $6.95 .
In White or Ivory Enamel, any Size
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ganized: Hershman & Grodzinsky of
New Haven; President, Isadore
Hershrnan. secretary and treasurer,
Louis E. Grodzinsky. :
The Mt. Carmel Bakery Co.. Inc.. of !
Hamden; President. Mary A. Ailing.
Treasurer, Levi W. Alling; Secretary,
Charles J. Stanley.
BANNER COUNCIL TO
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
_._.,,..
Banner Council. Sons and Daughters 1
of Liberty will celebrate the sixteenth
anniversary of the Council tomorrow
evening by entertaining the state ofll-
cers with an entertainment and sup-
per.
The degree team will apps, .11 for the
...- .. - fl..-
first time all members taking part on ,
the team will please be at the lodge
rooms as near 7 o clock as possible as
a rehearsal will be held before the
1
“1.113111: :ommittee in charge would be
pleased to have food for the supper on
hand as early as powble.
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If you need a bed buy
window.
now. for never in the history of
Metal Bed Manufacturing has this bed been sold at $6.95, even
at wholesale in cal-load lot. Act quickly, they won’t last long.
Two only to a customer. None sold to dealers. See them in our 1
$6.95 ANY SIZE - ;
EASTER HOSIERYe—McC‘allum, Van Raalte and all the other leading n akes
of Silk Hosiery in all the newest colors. 1
EASTER GLOVES-Kayser and other leading makes. All styles and ~hades
SILK UN DERWEAR—Damty garments in the daintiesii shades. V e415
bloomers and union suits in many models.
Easter Umbrellas for Men, Women and Children
Trunks, . Suit Cases, Bags
H. Krieger Co.
Good Clothes for Men
Women on Easy
Payments
89’ HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
. . ' _. . . .
Big and Little Easter Needs
It is the minor tonales that give completeness to the Easter costume
and every department is a bloom with tempting offerings
1.
1
and
Men’s
Rubbers ........ i
Rubbers ..........
ELF
ERVICE
HOE
TORE
8 North Main Street
First Quality
Ladies’ First Quality
South Norwalk- Conn.
1
“100
79c
luto Bodies,
Made to Order
48 Chestnut St.
F e ll d e l' s,
Lamps, Repaired and
Welding Metals of All Kil:
VICTOR“ IS.L Ll
Phone 383-5
(35
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LLOYDS FAMOUS BABY CARRIAGES 1
c
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Ice, Charcoal.
Wood and
Trucking
. V n ri K r . . . . 1
Strictly Fresh Eggs . . ........... 29c doz. Stilbfecufis’; 1X11??? 1:033:43? 1
Fancy Roe Shad . . . 35C Ib fora. C{\hnnreirl‘lt éenniemfiarber. Flor— ‘ . ‘ '
............... 0" nce arno race du. ‘ “a“...
7 R N a -— :
Steak Cod . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... : 20c lb. ....$.Z‘.‘_‘ 4.2., R53“.§§‘3L§$§§;2 ; . old Friends at the 01“
Haddock _ . ..... 10C II) in“: ngdosik. Mildred Hort. Lillian - ‘ Price
. """ ' ----------- . 0 ‘urz. elen I -d EthlPt - ‘ ‘ -
BrISket Corned Beef 60 lb son. Rebecca 53122;: Erneest I35; 1 ' The on Well 5C Cigar and
------------ ° ‘ nett. Francis Bennett. Endre Gadoci. - . 1 Qt
Plate Corned BCCf lb. JOhn Houghton. Clarence Haakerud. ' Now is the time to give the babv plenty Of fresh air in one . the Perfecto Bong“
Rum C d B f. ........... . ..... C7 Ralph Levesque. ‘ of our Lloy ds famous carriages, fullv guaranteed. . at 10c,
. _ Grade 78 ' 1
7 D 01118 89 ---. --------- 18 20c lb 14.... x... 1.41.4.4... smelly. 1 Baby Carriages from $19 95 up ~ 3' profitem'ing on M W
“ IISOI‘I’ S Certified Hams . . 32c lb teacher. Dorothy Stevens. Jack Cunt-0. . 1 o the NEW
, --------- - \Valterine Biemat. Helen Snavel)’. ~ Sulkies from $3.50 up . m “‘5 are
Eileen McMahon, Sylvia Guns. Fran- I ‘ M “ that price.
ces Goldstein. Charles Boenlsch. Strollers from $9.75 up 1 ‘ !/_,:
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets M“ Won- - -.
“mm 3" m 8"” SPECIALS FOR THE
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Wuhlngton Strad-
sumrord. Dal-lea, Weapon. Black Rock, Bride-port WEEK
~
Fancy California Prunes
14cm
DominoCaneSyl-np3oana2fic
Pork and rog.15,c
Seller, 3oaxis .._ 25¢
EASTER NEEDS
-—OF-—
Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery
and Underwear
We Are Ready to Meet Your Easter Needs With
Merchandise. at Prices That Are Sure to Attract You?” New Spring
3 FLOOR COVERING
Linoleum, Congoleum eta, measured and laid free
this month -
OIL COOK STOVE ,
Florence New Perfection and Red Star
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Linoleum, Bedding
Sterllng Furniture Co.
;-'-.’--.a--.
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Has for Its 011:“: A
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twill“
1.11m thorough ‘
young people for 1’
2——.Their famm’c t‘ 53-- “
to the mess pub b.56-
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