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, CHILDREN’S STORE
'7
O'Kendrick‘ & Chase Garage
'lhlophone 917
I It is said in wholesale Coal
direles that. whatever the out-
,fie of the present tie-up in the
'flnthracite regions, the suspen-
oion of mining will make‘Coal
m hard to get later in the
yes-on. .
1 1‘0 us this sounds reasonable.
2‘ Would it not be well for you
is secure at. least part of your
[1011 requirements for the coming
fies-on now while the Coal may be
had:
I lWe submit this question to you
fiithout comment or advice. If
‘ you decide to set, we have every-
Ping in Coal at present.
Qin-
‘ CLOSING
OUT
Our Entire Stock of .
E New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
3 75¢ Double Disc .......... $1.00
3 $1.00 Double Disc . ...... . $125
3 $1.50 Double Disc ........ $1.50
0811 at our store and take advant-
lxe of this exceptional opportunity.
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
3 as No. Main St. 50. Norwaik
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LON DO N .
E Lm‘E
BRIAR
PIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhiil's
Mahackemo Block Tel. 1581
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rags. papers. junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to thequali-
U of the goods. A square deal
always.
. PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
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CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
_ BOYS AND GIRLS
' 4 at the
dirty and sticky. Black because it's made
It's black andl
Stickyrbecause we
of Asphalt. Dirty because it can‘t help it. _
want it that way, and it’s this sticky quality that makes it
valuable. it will stick like a burr and sited water like a bird.
If your root looks too 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.
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THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Johns-Manville 00., Bird and Sons Roofing.
Oreo Dipt Stained Shingles, ‘
Sheetrock and Beaver Board Wall Boards
BATTERI E5
To insure maximum enjoyment from radio
outfits an absolutely dependable
storage battery is essential
. Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our
Service Station
67 North Main Street
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Fowler 8 Market
69 North Main Street, South N orwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
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Quality Groceries and“ Free
Delivery. ‘
A.F.BeckmannێCO.Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
men 1405 ms Drums
‘ ‘37West Washington St. 3. Norwalk
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‘17- 'Newell 8: Murray.
; Clothiers and Furnishers
3 "To Men Who Know”
i153 Washington St, So. Norwalk
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:15le SPRING SHIRTS
Special $1.65 _
AUTO EEPAIEING,
WELDING *
13 RaymOnd Street
South Norwaik, Conn.
To run roams
Dollars to Match .
.‘eailed' ‘ “for md unusual;
PHONE. no ~ ' '
SPRING SALE
Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and
Underwear
NINIE. J EANNETTE .
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
a»
, NO. 1 Smelt . . ........ .
‘ KC}: 5 -, ',- .fl-Wudnznég rhea,
’ Saitfifisems . . . . . . . .. 22c lb. A
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25c lb.
.38clb.
25clb.
32clb.
18clb.
16clb.
32clb.
28clb.
............22c lb.
............ 22clb.
Flat Flsh 12c lb.
Fresh. Herring - ..10c lb.
Haddock . .. ..... . ..... . ..... 10c lb.
Round Clams...................‘..20c qt.
Gorton’s Cod.........
Fancy Fresh’Mackerel
FancyRoe'Shad......- ........
Fancy Buck Shad ..... . ...... ..
,SteakHalibut..'...................
Steak Cod
SteakBostonBlues................
DressedEels...........
Butter Fish
W’eakFish............
..... tease.
Fancy Bloaters...................Yeeach
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
' ' Norwnlk, 39 Main Street '
loath Norwaik, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Standard. Westport. Black Rock.
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Dorian,
SaltMackerel...................... 25c lb.
snapper-cg
Guard.
. slir‘"wont
ZPATENTS
'cmx'rox 00. WE‘RY
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A special conclavefif Clinton Com-
mandery. No 3. K. T., will be held at
the Berkeley Street Asylum, on Fri-
day. May 12th, at 7:30 (D. T.) The
Valiant and Magnanimous Order or
the Temple will be couterro] ll)
-Past Commanders of Clinton Com-
mandery, as given below. 'l‘heocca—
slon calls for full Templar L'OIIOl-m.
The ofiices will be filled as follows:
E. Sir Horace M. N» Sigman—Com-
mander.
E: Sir S. H. Huntington—General—
issimo. ~
R. E. Sir Christian Swartz——Cup-
tain General. _
E. Sir Milton Elwood—aSenior “ar-
den. .
_ E. Sir Leslie W. Gorham—Junior
Warden.
E. Sir Edward E. Gotham—Pre—
late.
E. Sir James W. Storey—Preiate
Emeritus.
E. Sir Charles S. Finch—Standard
Bearer.
E. Sir Wallace Baum—Sword Bear-
er. _
- E. Sir W. D. Sharlrg—Vl’arder.
5. Sir Irving D. Robertson—{bird
E. Sir W. J. “lamb—Second Guard.
E. Sir T. C. Sigmarl—First Gualgd
, E. Sir George W. Raymond—Sen i- .
nel. '
Triangle Guards—Sir Knights Clar-
cnce A. Brown, Aaron '1'. Dawson, J.
C. Vonl-leiningen, Frank T. Brundage,
Herbert 0. Pollard. Elmer P. Craig.
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300 MILES ON 5-CENT FUEL.
Experts Indorse Elmer’s Claim for
Automobile Discovery.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. May 4.—Three
hundred miles by an automobile on a
gallon of fuel costing 5 1-2 cents. That
is the claim H. H. Elmer. Treasurer
land General Manager of the Globe
Malleable Iron and Steel Company of
this city makes for an engine de-
signed by himself. moaicd to the
directorate or the company at its an-
nual meeting yesterday. Internation-
ally known engineering experts. in-
eluding Arthur West, chic! engineer
of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation.
have inspected Mr. Elmer's engine and
are said to have pronounced it hun-
dreds or years ahead or the times.
‘ Tononn GONCLAVE '
, menu, my 4* In
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Spangtime Specials in ”less “0°“
ié-ndmswssblu ,wool5mixes, 5s ins. wide ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.69,.
' :PCLC COATS—FOI- capes, etc. Plaid backs,54ins.wide and,
HONEYOEW ‘CDOTHthite with novel plaid efiects. Nery Popular for
"gbaitsfiitsdndsldrts; 54ins.wide . $4.0m,
EPONGE—All ...... white only; 40 ins. wide . . . _. . .
i I fix: ’ v” ’3,
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A“-
nus I I'I_O-Ll_t s 0;} n e . $1.75 }.dl.:
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DON’T FORGET, IT’S NEMO WEEK!
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ssnssl‘eaessssesassesses.- .ass
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BELIEVE BOY WAS MUBDERED
DETROIT. May 4.—-—Robert Sala-
man. Jr.. 14-year-old high school stu-
dent. whose body was found hanging
in a barn near his home yesterday,
Iwars murdered, police believed today.
{The officers and the boy's family at
first accepted the theory he had taken
his own life. although no motive
could be found.
Police investigation (ii
of violence that indicated a struggle
and the position of the body, it is
said. indicated the lad could not have
hanged himself.
sclosed marks
29-31 West Washington Street
(.‘L’T THIS OUT—IT IS
“'ORTH MONEY
The fuel used is oil. either mineral.
animal or vegetable. NO ignition or
carburetor is used. The principal of
the discovery is based on the chemis-
try oi oil. according to Mr. Elmer.
AIKTHITR L. INISTER DEAD
HARTFORD. May 4.~«Al'tlillr i.
I’osll-r. onv of the leading business
men of Hartford for almost forty
years. dim! suddenly of heart distast-
ai Atlantic (‘iiy Tumuiny night. Infor-
mation or his death l‘filt'httl Hartford
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, l-‘ostrr had lll'l'n in
Atlantic City five Wm ks.
He was horn in Nor-clown. Vcr»
mom. and was 64 yvars Of ago. ,He
hull lwril in the clothing business since
ellwrn )‘l‘ill'fi (if zlgr and in Hartford
on Asylum strrct slum» 1584. He was
lillt‘ri‘shd '\\'ith Lyman \V. Home Of
SPl‘lllril' iii. Muss. in ihrcé. stores out-
side this L‘lIN-M‘I’Ul’lkllld. :‘IP.: Syru-
cusv. N. Y.. and Kansas-Pity. Mo. H1"
lulu: his wife, the chilcirrn. also a
in “‘05! Hartford.
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COST UV LIVIVG lll'il‘ltl-ZASI-ZS.
\VASIHXG'I‘HX. May 4.” The encr-
UL'“ l'll.\l (if ll\i‘l‘,: iii “.0 I'lllll'il Stairs
nil-cruial-d 43.‘ lwr (Hunt. in the period
from l’tl‘l‘illlu-l' 1921. to March 1‘52;
and 22.9 xnr «"l.l :‘rnm June, 11);!" 10
last March. tiw bureau of labor stalls-
tics of lilo ile'lmrtn‘lclll or labor a)"-
nounm .1 today. "l'p lvwl of prime i'l
Murr‘ll llowmm-r, according to the hul-
rau's figures “us 66.?! per cent higher
{hurl ill 1913.
(if {our l-ltir-s (‘ilt‘d. Atlanta. 63.. re-
ported thp largest dovcllnc since Juno
1920 with 22.4 per cent.
RIle-‘l‘slill CITIZENSHIP PAPERS
\\‘Hi-ZEl.l.\'G. \V. \‘a., May 4.—-—~A{-
it-r prcs~~nlutinn of a i‘brulul protest
by \thwling l'usl. American Legion.
Judge \V. li. links-r in iht‘ l". S. «lis-
trict court. rv'i'lisf'd naturalization paw
pots to tho petitioners who clllimmi
exemption from military service dur-
irfl: the war on account of their allied
relations. ' .
The Legion took the position that
three men «iicl not Want to he (‘iiiwuls
at the lime- they “'Pru “smiled and
that the country ilOt‘.“ not want (iv-Ill
as citizens now. "‘
. GIRL snuTHlClKlih IN SSO\\'.
ST. JOHNS. May 4.»—-'l'he may of
Miss Follow. a young woman oi‘ Holy—
rooll. was diSCuVr-l‘t‘ll in a gnu-cl pit
two hundred yards from her parents
home early today. She disappeared
St'Vt'rlu months ago and it is thought
usher in a blizzard midi
stumhivni in lllr pit. being killed by
the full or Sillthl‘l‘ed in the snow.
Ice, Charcoal,
VVOOd and
Trucking
.._.___—————
rFred'H’flin
52 Meadow Street
A. M. WOOSTER
AttOrney-at-Law
State Examiner U. s. Patent Office
aW«ter.Bonkle .09 Plants!n
hrollu-r in ’i’uunlon. Mass. and a sister ‘
gmrlrloret flange??? insidgnthe mouth): 4 . ' P
' on s e a w ow exec - ‘ . rice
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w y t a. n. Burn. 1). a. upp y 00 The Old Well 5c Cigar 2115
to Bouque
39 Wall so, Norwalk the Pagan
- 108 Water St, So. Norwalk 1 ‘ nteering on Old W'n
Gigxag'syg'hey are the 1395" “is"
- made at that Fri“-
SPECIALS FOR THE #4
Cut out this slip. enclose with So
and mail it to Foley & CO., 2835 Shef-
field Ave. Chicago. Ill. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
’rccelve in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Tal" Corn-
All Kinds of. Ready to Wear Clothes for
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls
pound for coughs. colds and crogp; Pl
Foley Kidney Pills {or pains in si es
.and back: rheumatism, backache. 0n the Easy Payment 311
kidney and bladder ailments; and
a wholesome :=
l‘olry Cathartic Tablets,
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
tor constipation. liiliousness. head-
achts. and sluggish bowels.——Stillson-
AUTO REPAIRING,
l‘ou‘ell Corporation.-—~Adv. . -
A woao or WARNING. GOING TO BUILD? , WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
NOW IS THE TIME.
Telephone 917, 13 Raymond Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
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Unfortunately the human tendency
is to take rather too keen a delight in
the spectacular. the fantastic, the
miraculous.
' The average person is never con-
i tent to merely ieel nt: he wants to
feel like Jumping a fence,» eating a
whole mince pie and singing until the
The decline in the prices of
building materials during the,
past year has been very substau-l ““0 Bodies, F en ders,
“99' Small hours. tial, A comparison of today s _
He “50 enjoys “in: to $31 03$: prices with those of a year ages _ LamPS’ Repalred and
extreme and, when. he as a e : -Made to Order
section to fancy himselt an object of; show: i
mg“ ““5"" Welding Metals of All Kinds
i
the manufacture of lemonade, from
brown sugar an:
a
HARDY
PERENNIALS
Should Be Planted Earl) Ial' ills
Best Resul‘ s
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This almost universal desire for: ,
crises and climaxes has lead to 3 cool Lime 19% lower new
session or fads even along the pro- p, ,, ,, i
greasive path of science. Plaster 23/9 , l. 7 i w ‘ ,
Just now the fad is to get rid of the (c ,, ,, i VICTOR “ 3 51:11}
teeth. If one has a boil he is sure to Cement 30.0 : t St Phage 356“
have a friend who will assure him that (:4 ,, ,, i 48 Chestnu . u
this comes tram a bad tool;! If h; Sand 30/0 4 .
have a lame back or n sprain thum . ,, ,, ‘ ’-
or a slight headache. on the r1lrxnorninugl Sewer Pipe 30% i __ riff
aft tr_‘in his latest on e ent . .. l
‘3’ ‘ g " Brick , 33% ” " i
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hops, malt. raisins.
yeast, he gets exactly the same
vice.
He gets so set in this groove that
when the furnace does not draw well
he starts for the dentist to have a!
tooth pulled. l
These reductions have given anK
impetus to building operations;
everywhere. Order y o u r Ina-i
Thi i lib l b t terials now for an early start.
s s a ecanse a arse num er 0 . -
chronic diseases have been used by “e carry a complete line.
getting rid of a tooth which was in-
eeting the entire system, but this does 3
not mean that the extraction of any
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Rowland M. Beach
Florist
tooth will put the constitutitiirn or its E C0 AL D Ii ed i
crater owner in perfect repa . - e vet . > . a” :4.
Teeth are natural: they are useful; gg ’ Phone 21403 1" i ‘e
they function better in their on par- Stove COAL Prompfly “‘
ticular department than anything , Mr!”
which man has invented: they stand a Nut COAL Anywhere : ——-
terrific amount of abuse and still
make a generous return of toll and
pleasure: they always do the best they
can under the circumstances.
Therefore the sensible course to
take is to consult with your dentist so
as to arrange the circumstances that
your teeth will last at least as long as
you do.
When the dentist advises the entree
tion of a particular tooth. he will do
so only because that particular tooth
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1’ ma PM“ 0““ 393‘. Extra. Fine Pork 20c lb. 338 f“ “S, 3
tthe coat that striiltes 33’“? fancy, and .. , 25c Thmgs
tryiton.lfnotpeas ,trya' r. M} .......... kgs. 'iu d
No trouble to have you try ' was Q N es ' 3 P I—The thorough ”mnl‘ik.
70m peODle for business
z—Their' favorable intro
to the business public. i
3—The highest possible type C
many as you like until you find just .
the right coat, the right pattern, the ducliOn
a-ight size, at the right price. “Men,
be pleased” our motto. Every suit , A STULL ,.
P2: 118:" IS a walking advertisement . . _ A ’V service to employers of oifice heap.
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