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It’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
will stick like a burr and shed water like a bird.
good to leak and yet insists
on leaking, try some of this Roof Coating around
the Flues, in the Valleys and hard places. It will
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. ' ’
its this sticky quality that makes it valuable. It ' ‘
If your roof looks too
Agents for John-Manville Co.
Bird and Sons Roofings.
Creo Dipt Stained Shingles.
Sheetrock and Beaver Board Wall Boards.
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BATTERI E5
To insure maximum enjoyment from radio
outfits an absolutely dependable ‘
storage battery is essential
Exide Radio Batteries of Au Sizes-at our~
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Fowler’s Market
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69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
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Town Clerk Smith Recorded
Fifty-four Births. Fifty-
two Deaths and Seve‘.l
- Marriages
During the month of, March there
were recorded at the office of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith the, following
Vital Statistics. There were recorded,
54 births of which 34 were boys. There
were also recorded 52 deaths and 7
marriages. The exact figures follow:-—-
' Births.
26—Katherine to Russell and Evelyn
Thomas.
zs—Peter to Peter and Anna Gomola.
27—33m- to Robert and Catherine
.Costello. , _
1—Richard to Richard and Claribelle
Hendrick. (a
s—Ethei to Andrew and Anna Barati.
5L—Vllma to George and Elizabeth
Csengery.
4—30)’ to George and Hanha \V’hitc.
Z—Man' to Egnuts and Blanche
Jakonls. .
S—I’hilip to Philip and Catherine
Punzel‘t.
S—Julius to Frank and Elizabeth
Rickk. '
S—Edgar 10.1-2dgar and Joyce “'3.-
tcrbury. ’ .
4—80}: to Paul and Matilda Shamis.
6—Marion to Antonio and Victoria
Macalluso.
9-——Dorothy to Paul and Catherine
l‘alinkos.
a—Joseph to Salvatore and Rose
Fallvo. . .
Iii—Rosina to Domonic and Lucy
Frankolina,
Ill—Cyrus to Carleton and Norma BX-
ington. (Twin)
l2——‘Carleton to Carleton and Norma
Bylngton. (Twin)
S—Frank to Frank and Helen
Roberts. "v
T—Jasper to Gaylord and Lucille
“'Orrell. "'
:OHXdelinc to Louis and Madeline
Dyas.
12~-—-.loseph
Dudes.
T~hl:iida to Antonio
nl'na. Santdgata.
Q—Allwrt to Constantino and Con-
stantina lannaccone.
4—\Villiam to Gerry and Anna Ma-
gralh.
19—13119 to Albert
15—~Gordon to Ermst and
Parks. .
ill—4.01m; to Louis nnd \'(lma'\\’olfn.
ism-Edvmrd to Raymond and Anna
Yohnlcvlcl“.
lS—John to John and Ella Anderson.
(Twin)
lsfir-Cnrl to John and Ella Andersonw
('l‘win)
20—Jnsnpll
Penna.
15-\\'nlterlo Gar-1mm and Mary Fa-
to Joseph and Julian
and Giovan-
and Ann Mitchell.
Florence
to \‘inenzo and
e
.\i a ry
M'—
P S—John ‘Mulqueen
_ brizzio.
l7~—\\'allace to \‘k'ullacc and
Bell.
RH itamun‘do to Anwdc-o and Ange-
lina Ricci.
Phoebe
17—Agnes to Joseph and Holenl
\Vacha. ‘ '
‘.‘U~~— Marguerite to Edward and
Catherine Gilmore. .
fill-”Robert to John and Anna Patrick.
21—~John to \‘i«~lm- and Mary Vices.
24~r\\‘illium to \\'illlzlm and Edith
Bailey.
inlph to Jusvpll and Lucy Frisco.
27-noy to Frank and Alice Bennett.
:6—~Alfrt‘d m Allmrt and Yingonzi
DiVlto. ‘ ' '
‘23»— Inid to Enlist and Emma SC‘l0l2.1
iii—Joseph to Richard and Anna Mil-
‘au'ro Remnants, _
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917. 13 Raymond Street
"'1 Norwalk, Conn.
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Schultze’s FridayeFish Specials
FANCY ROE SHAD ...........j...32c1b.
BUCK SHAD.....................22clb.
Steak Halibut.....................32clb..
Steak Cod ’ ..18clb.
Steak Boston Blues.............. {7.16clb.
Fresh Mackerel ....._.........'..-..’..35clb.“
Butter Fish....v......'.......r.......25clb.
Weak F1sh25clb
No.1Smelt's................ ..... .22c.lb.
Flat Fish ..l4clb.
Fresh Herring 12clb
Haddock lOclb.
Fresh Stock Finnan Haddies . . . . . . 18c lb. ‘
Salt Mackerel........;...:........25clb.
Salt Cod Strips..........’....... ..25clb.
Gordon’s Cod Fish............28clb.pkg.
Fancy Bloaters ....................8cea.
Round Clams.....................25cqt.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwa‘lk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, Corner Rallroad Avenue and Weehlngton Street.
Stamford, Darlen. Weetport. Black Rock, .Brldgeportv
Quality Groceries: and Free
Delivery. .. \
A.F. BeckmanneCo. Inc.
8:1. Washington. 329.3% N
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24—llcssie to David and Rachael
Rudolph. ‘
iii—Adeline to Nicola and Bertha La-
llclla. N
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15———Giovane to Vinccnzo and Josep-
hine Matte-is.
fiofixngelinn to Angelo
phine Basile.
T—Marcus to Jerry
and Josep;
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and .Josephine
Peters.
Sl—Eleanoro l0 \‘N‘non and Blanche
Morrison.
31——(‘clia to Fred and Nellie Falcons.
SO—Pranccs to Edward and Cather-
ine Dorsey. ‘
Ell—Vivian to Stephen and Lillian
Clifford. ' '
, Deaths
l—Swenton leork, 66y; 11m; 266.
l—Mamie Collins. 39y: 8m; 17d.
l—Ruth Hilliard. 11y; 8m; 5d.
.2~—-Elida Cooley. 78y; 7m; 5d.
3—Edward Dolaccy. 22y: 3m: 6d.
4—«Edn‘ard Rooney. 68y; 2m; 46.
G—VVilllum Moran. 67y: 5m: 1d.
8——John )iuth. 64y; 1m: 7d.
8'—\'ictor H. Dann. 28y; 6m: 1d.
S—Vl'alter Dunne. l'ld.
9—Joseph Fisher. 22y: 2m: 21d.
10—Francis Boerum. 58y: 11m; 15d.
HwElida Ogden, 56y; 9m; 11d.
12—Samuel Lockwood, 77y; 5m; 1d.
iii—Sarah Martin. 48y; 11m: 96.
13—James Gallagher. 22y; 10m: 16d.
li—hladeline Pa5quale. 9m: 4d.
13—Margaret Platt. 62y; (Norwich)
10~P5r§>dcrick ll. Coleman, 563" Sm'
1 (. I '
15—~Carl lllllliglio. 1y; 2m: 10d.
‘lG-—Adolph Kraus. 37y} 4m; 25d.
lfi—«-l-larry Hruncllo. 61y; 11m; 14d.
iii—'Catherine Canevari, 48y: 4m' 15d
Iii—Nelson Hoyt. 68y; 2111'; 6d. '
IT—Georgianna Powell. 35y; 7m: 3d.
17-—James Picanzi, 19y; 10m: 11d.
IS—Josepli HarrlsL56y; 1m; 15d.
lS—Almina Brown. Sly: 2m: 26d.
I‘d—John Norman. 72 years.
fill—Nellie Murray. 54y; 9m; ill-id.
ill—Joseph DiSesa. 50y; 1m: 30.
Zi—Elizabetll Bodnar. 55 years.
21—Max Rosenthal. 56y: 2m: 10d.
22-—Alice Bates. 49y: 8m; 3d.
227—John McGrath. 75y: 11m: s‘d.
22—Ellen Callahan. 55y; 7m; 18d.
23——-Ar_thur Bates, 17y; 2m; 25d.
23—Thomas Lister. 71y; 10m; 8d.
23—‘Villie Lee. 1y; 3111;, 5d.
23—1—Margaret McGowan. 75y; 7m.
24-~Francisco Angione. 60y; 5m; 14d.
24—Sarah Hill. 49y: 11m: 136.
25—«George Scofield. 74y: 6m: 22d.
L’s—Roger Cable, 2m: 29d.
{ls—Frances Trenchard, 70y: 9m; 16d.
26—Benjamin Davis. 62 years.
26——William Carroll._ 25y; 11m: 27d.
27—BabLBennetL 1d. A
. _ NORWALK’
' _ New.
~ COATS, SUITS,
minute.
31—-—\Villlam PitzGerald, 72 yea-s.
, Marriages
lZ—Otlo iioslmincr and Diana Rood-
ner.
4~Harry Tryon and (
Goodhardt.
2—\'\‘iilia.m DeKlyn and (Mrs) Min-
nie Byrurn. ’ .
9—-George Slezak and Viola Emmer—
thal.
27—Charlcs Ruscoe and Kathelecn
Finger. p
26-—_-Harold \Vinans and Norma Fair-
bairn. ‘
and Katherine
Fahan.
MILTH’KN'GES
MAY mun um
lNllUSlliliifiliNlEli
DETROIT, 31ich., April ELL—Es-
tablishment of a great industrial cent-
er near Pontiac. 26 miles north of De-
trolt. in which would be grouped two
or more ‘of the laNt-r Detroit automo-
bile plants and ..cccssory factories
from all parts of the country is seen
here as a possibility following an—
izouccmenl l~_v the Grand Trunk Rail—
“ny that it is ready to lower the grade
of its tracks along Deuuindre street,
from Jefferson avenue to’ Halo street.
in Detroit, 9 distance of about one and
one hall‘ miles at a cost of $4,000,000.
The grade improvements it is said
here. will drive the opening wedge for
what piomiscs to be one of the largest
railway improvement plans within re—
cent years. . . .
Officials oi~ the railroad company.
the lit-troll Board of Commerce and
certain :iutomol-ile companies here
have carried on discussions for the last
your that. included a plan for provid-
ing or an interurban line between this
city and the proposed new industrial
center so that Detroit workmen might
have fast transportation to the point
near Pontiac. it is declared decision
as to expansion of the plan has been
awaiting start an the llcquindre street
project.
Due to high taxes certain automo-
‘ bile companies here have expressed a
, desire to leave the corporate limits of
the city of Detroit and remove to some
other point. Local capitalists have
acquired a 1.000 acre tract near Pon-
tiac as the site. fora part of the new
industrial pro.ieCt. ' It is said the
work of moving one or more plants
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' Sl'LPHl'R IS BEST TO
CLEAR ['1’ IIGLY SKIN
Irritation and Breaking Out Often
Beale-d Over Night, Says
Skin ”Specialise
on face, neck or body isovercome
quickest by applying Mentho—Sul-
pbur. says a. noted skin specialist.
Because 0; its germ destroying prop-
erties, nothing has ever been found to
take the place of this sulphur prepar-
ation that instantly brings case from
the itching, burning and irritation. '
Mentho~Sulphur heals eczema right
up, leaving the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement. A little jar of
any drug store. ~ It is used like cold
cream.——Adv.
wan: wrrn STYLE
as your companion, when you wear
Prensky’s clothes. Our suits and top
coats are known for their stylish cut
and perfect fit wherever then put
them on. And for economy, too, as
we can easily. prove to you.
284-Ra,lpli:ruseo, 1d.
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Mrs.) Lucinda !
Mentho-Sulphur may he obtained at
' Springtime In the
I . ed daily keeping the display 01'
. . being recei v
additions are ATE DRESS SKIRTS, up to the
CAPES and 'SEPAR
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Three Sepa
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Any breaking out or skin irritation .
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Visitors are AlWays Welcome.
'Suit'Section ‘fi
HE SALE OF WAISTS
rate Lots at—-—$3._50, $5.00, $6.00.
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Pleasure.
The Heuse that Ca
and Your "Family on
Terms and Offers You
disc.
29-31 West ‘Washington Street
The House \Vhere Trading Becomes a
Money .You Have in Your
The House that Offers to Clothe You
res Not How Much
Purse.
the Most Liberal
Reliable Merchan-
soon 35 trans—
portation facilities (or the workmen
are available. ’
Local financiers say that if the pro-
position becomes a reality the stand—
ing of southerstern Michigan as an
automobile manufacturing illSil‘lCii
would be enhanced because of the
bringing accessory plants into this
part of the stale.
'l‘hc Grand Trunk is plunnbig to
erect a large terminal station here in
the. future and to make Detroit the
center of east and west traffic on the
system. Through traffic on the road
iuto Bodies, Fenders,
48 Chestnut St.
Lamps, Repaired and.
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kiri-s
VICTOR WESELY
Phone 356 5
now goes through the Port Hpron-
Sarhia tunnel. Completion of the
new \Vindsor. Detroit bridge._ actual
work on which is to start this year,
would make this possible, it was stat-
t‘d. -
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MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclose with He
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 She!-
flt‘ld Ave” Chicago. 111.. Writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound {or coughs, colds and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back;' rheumatism, backache.
kidnty and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartlc Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biliousness, headach-
csl and sluggish bowels—Still”!!-
Men’s First Qualit.v
Lathes. ’ First Quality
Rubbers $1M
79c
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Powell Corp.
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SPECIALS FOR THE
Cream Corn Starch, Special
9GPk8-.
Sardines, in Pure Olive Oil
Pure Jelly, 1b. 12c
Pork and Beans, reg. 15c seller.
3 cans ' 25c
Old Friends
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at the 0M
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
” the Perfecto Bouquet
at me.
No Meeting on Old W113
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