It is not the policy of this con-
item to make a house-to-house
canvas for coal orders. We con-
‘sider it annoying to the average
householder and our opinion [is
confirmed by many who have
mifiered from the recent epidemic.
Our newspaper and general ad-
yertisiug tells you why you are
safe and sane in buying cold here.
'7 Our motto is '- .
Buy Goal of Whom You Choose——
80 Long as You Buy It of Us
RRISE‘?
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CLOSING _
OUT ‘
COVERS “ THE SUBJECT
We're not trying to hide behind a screenof conversation when
we ask you to try ill/“full length" screen on your bedroom window.
We know that if you ever try one of these real screens. the ad~
Justuble, collapsible, despisable, indefensible, little snakeskin: that
you MAY have been using will go into the ash barrel “never" to
rise again.
The Hatch 59° Bailey Co.
Agents for Bird & Son—Johns-Hanville Readings. Sheetrock,
the, Fireproof WallflBroardland Beaver Board.
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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Our Entire Stock at
New Columbia Records ‘
I At the Special Prices ‘
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- I 73c Double Disc ...... $1.00
'8.1.00 Double Disc 8125
i 8 81.50 Double Disc 31.50
i Call at our store and take advant-
1 Re of this excl-ptional opportunity.
Fowler’s Market »
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
LegsofGenuineLamb................. 38c lb
SPECIAL
Doingsof Connec 'cut
P le
Because the law wasinot complied
with. the contract for building the
State Normal school in New Britain.
awarded to G. D. Kempe Construction
000. is null and void and new bids
must be submitted.
Theodore Scanlan. of New Haven.
knestediast June, charged with forg-
ing and passing post-office money
orders. was sent to Atlanta peniten-
tiary by Judge Thomas for three years.
An alienist said he was normal men-
tally and responsible for any offenses
he might commit.
An action to recover $300,000 darn-
agcs has been brought by the Founda-
tion Co. or New York against the
board of water commissioners of Hart-
ford. The company claims that be-
cause of the negligence of the officials
of the board it was kept for ~several
months without plans and so lost op-
portunity to purchase supplies at the
right figure. _
Mrs. Alice Hopwood. of New Haven.
b'rousht a suit against the Wright
Dental Co. and Dr. Frederick \Vallace
of that city to obtain $5.000. She
claimed the doctor. who is in the com—
pany. extracted five teeth without her
pcrmlsnlon and 2;» considered each
tooth worth 31.0 0.
tried to the court and yesterday Judge
John W’. Banks of the Superior court
ruled that she had no cause of action
lit-cause she really consented to have
the job done.
What is believed to have been an
attempt to kidnap Aladdin:- Manolo~
nine years old. of Thompsonville. was
frustrated yesterday afternoon. when
the child eluded a man who had car—
“ truism 7
iBrief‘ParagraphsAbout the >
00., of West Hoboken. N. J;. for 8502.- .
The case was.
attractive patterns
NASH )IOTORS PASSES ONE-
l'll‘NIMIE" THOI’SAND DIARK ;'
51A" ORDERS 3162 OVER APRIL
Nash Motors has passed the one-
hundred thousand mark in point of
passenger car units produced: in act-
ual figures there have been built and
sold. since its introduction four years
ago. 104.245 Nash passenger automo-
biles.“ ‘
In April. Nash Motors had the great-
est single month's sale of passenger
‘cars in the history of the company.
completely overshadowing even August
1920. Now comes May with orders
ried ho-r. prott sting. to a waiting auto-
Mrs. Madeline Manolo about two years
ago all: r lit r villi-ills had int-m
TheAlfretl Fox Piano Co.
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Q. to No. Main 5:. so. Norwalk Wmmoao
Try Our Special Home Cooked
.TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE All ENTS FOR
LONDON MADF $1;
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CITY 1)“JBR‘IAR
Also Celebrated Dunhill'c
Iahackemo Block Tel. 1581
lffiyfi’Wfl/JG’
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
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Chicken Dinner for Sunday
Fruit, Soup. Olives. Celery, Roast Chicken With
Dressing, Green Peas. Mashed Potatoes, Pudding
or Pie. Cofl'ee, Tea or Milk.
Oxford Lunch and
Restaurant
6 South Main Street
W
WW/WM
South N orwalk
—‘v
fi‘mwm/ sea
(I;
We will buy your household
goods, rags. papers. junk and all
second-hand gvmls. Anything you
have. Price awarding to the quali-
ty of the gouls. A square dual
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
GET A SQUARE DEI‘L
Secondhand Goods Always on Sale
N
N ewell & Murray 4
Clothiers and Furnishers
“To Men Who Know"
188 Washington St.. So. Nor-walk
NEW SPRING SHIRTS
Collars to Match
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*Schultze’s Saturday Specials
OREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB. .18c lb
‘ IALL 1.91.35 PORK I .
Shoulder Steak . .- ............... 2 lbs., 25c
. .................. 14c lb.
ound Steak ............... . . . . . . . 28c lb.
irloin Steak ......... . ..... . ...... 34c lb.
‘B. & B.” Pot Roasts ...... . . .
mm
y.
Hamburg Steak
R
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. . ........ 27c lb.
......20clb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Nerwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street
Black Rock.
lumford,
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Special $1.65
1’.
TENNIS SHOES
All Sizes
98 c
SELF SERVICE
SHOE STORE
o no. Iain so, .80, um
Quality Groceries and Free I
Delivery.
A. F. BeckmamioCo. Inc.
. ‘ 83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
rails DELIVERY
PRO“ 1406
One Step from Corner
' ’
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
. nors AND GIRLS
at the
' ‘CHILDR EN’S STORE
“VANITY FAIR” SILK UNDERWEAR
AT REDUCED PRICES
“Vanity Fair" Silk Vests
“Vanity ,Fair" Silk Bloomers ...... . . . . .
“Vanity Fair" Silk Union Suite .
Come Early While Sizes An Complete
e ....... lune-o ooooo e ...... occ-
............. ....... $2.95
deuce-oooloooo-n
56, South Main St.
South Norwalk '
, noon. Mrs. Violet'Adams Lees was
' .17 West Washington at. 8. Nemllt
"E the. Sentinel ‘ for the
lilyox'cr 1‘ Her mothnr, who was Mrs.
Annie Gallo. is said to be living in
Bridgipnrt. It is incl/Hui that the
kidnapping was the second attempt of
the mother to gr! the (hilt! lack. On
March 2“» Mrs. 0.11:” is .‘UIiI to have
gone to the Manolo homc and tried to
entice the child an ay. 'le pofim- lime
and are my estiguting,
C. T. U and Anti-Saloon
mnli'c. The child was adopted by"
the n lmhr-r of the nutymoiiiir lir- use?
rtccix'ml up to the fifteenth of the
month thirty-one per cent. in excess of
.Aprll. January. February and March
istnrtmi tllo invoking of records with a
iyolumo of sales that exceeded the same
'.19;31 period by fifty-one per cent.
l "The reason for this country—wide
“irnmnd for Nash passrugcr cars is
Zplain." said C. 'R. Voorhis. \‘ice‘ul‘rcsi—
dent and Director of Sales of The Nash
Motors Company. "it is due primar—
i NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
{Seasonable Dresses fer Street or Hot;
GINGHAM DRESSESéJustly popular just now. Many mOdelgr'
BUNCALOW DRESSES AND APRONS—Very pretty effects ..
a wide choice of colors.
and color effects. Very reasonably MM
29-31 \Vest VVashingtoniIVStreet
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All Kinds of Ready to Wear Clothes for
Men, \Vomen, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
_iiy. I believe. to the excellcncc‘of the
Qpicnlurt and in the final policy or Nash
distributors and dcn‘v‘rs in the matter
inf “ml-fr. A gnwi cu: Hacked hr pond
b - 1". ice sliould' have no difficulty what—
5
i“\i‘t‘. m'r-r n prriod of time. in winning
League Merge in State ;nu- mmm. of u..~-x.-.:-rr. T1 .
l"
- v u .09 ‘ mum: is («.ui'y tln- position
To keep Lp Dry ‘var : Izisli Klntnrs Company :2. hi its l‘TmliWi
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- :31‘1‘ in today. he buyer has confi—
(Continued from P388 One) stirncc in the our lat-ll and in those;
l'ninn {who stun-l lr-ilck of tho czar. That is
. why we haw horn oyr-rso‘ci nil =prlna:
(l. Thr two our. niz‘.:li‘ns w’ll haw -
. . . ' .l .' 1(hut is why we cannot lwgln to lunni
l-.-.-:lzvu;i.lr-"x ::* i‘!:':l‘.ll\I which “'lzl ‘
. ‘ . . ' i . . ‘ month to sol-lily the
V‘llnli'lft‘" all J‘Whldtics of oxwrlup: .
pins of “or‘t “11a («pens-'5
4 ,\ Sl..‘ i1, ' ' ' .‘(t",.l‘.‘.‘.?i‘~t‘ “'l‘l‘
a-lnlinist' -- n
..l"~ “1:2! '- ;l‘.(.‘-— x'~'.i\«-< i’rmil
Organizations.
The report of the cmnmittvw was
placcxi in the hands o‘ iivv. Morris 12.;
{rural c-imugh this
hit. maml.
“HM rstHng possible is lulu: do‘tc
' «use our irodu‘tlon so that \x-r
one at common activity to incr . I . \ . . i. .
, ,1 .:;m\ to in .1 lulslllt‘lll to Y‘Jf't'l tilt ( v-
9. I - \ .- ,.
‘ m 1 : war-d but lbw policy underlying all:
> lFllIt ratiun'
first ilmt quality must i-t- lil.:ltli;till(4l
lug:1t‘dl«~.~s of desired volume."
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§il’uso‘ t't'l‘orts inlets into c.
, home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
law-n 11’i1ilC'II. and the pres-ll; action
rui -'..~'vt'."" {hut 'iiztit‘ult)‘.
.. '1 ~ 1“» Lutin '5)" lt‘llisl) in
the board of directors means. it was
lwltM-sd l.l:~l night. Um: lxwrv “ill 1..
gnuiaulinns. .
PITCIIERW »
WATER PUT OUT
.(Continued from First Page)
Tit-"y w: Yllzlz‘I‘it d January 5. 1914.
.-\ '3"\l-lx“' on flu" ground ol‘ cruelty
“as n‘z'mvtml to \‘l'illwlminn ll. .Mcyrris
oi (irccmtich from Arnold l-‘. Morris.
T‘m'y “or? married June 27. 19M.
Katy Silix-ils Rallnt was granted a
illVI't‘t‘ on ll:‘ ground of cruelty from
Louis llnlim oi' Bridgeport. They were
married July 12. it‘ll; Mrs. Flaunt
said that her husband married her
bank and that he began beating her
two weeks after their marriage. She
was given a decree on the ground of
cruelty and the custody of three child-
ren.
iso she 10‘2“! mlso‘ it Unity."
ii‘“ “"I‘ inn-«i of. .lircctors for boll] or-
iclwcks (romp and
,tuo.——-Stiiison-I‘owcli Corporation. -—-
HIS LOVE F LAMEl
orly for the 350'.» which size had in the .
Joseph (Ruckerl. Rakoczky. well
Norwnlk was granted a decree on the
ground of dcsertion from Mary G.
Rakoczky. now of parts unknown.
Tht‘y were married January 4. 19‘5.
December S. 1918.
After testifying to having- been
dragged by ‘thc hair of her head up a
flight of stairs. Grace Ray of Danhury
was granted a divorce on the grtund
of cruelty from James J. Kay. They
were married February 27. 1918.
GRADI‘ATION BEARDS FOR 50.
. NOR\\'ALK GIRLS
The one gift that every sweet girl
graduatc wants this year is a’ pearl
necklace of Vatti Rainbow Hues.
'Such a gift is an expression of cul-
turc. art. beauty and usefulness that
lasts for years and years. Only an ex—
pert car. tell it from a $100,900 neck-
lace ot‘ Oriental pearls.‘ u ’
If the Vatti you select isn't a per-
feet mulch for the_s‘kin. let the young
lady come. in and exchange for a.
shade that is. .
' BENEDICT. the ’Jeweler.
. 1.1312:st an.
WESTPORT, M87" 20.-—-Yesterday at
married to W. Francis Walsh at the
Willard s. Adams; {the wedding care;
known athlete and former boxer. 01"
and the desertion took place on'
‘ Noodles, 3pm.
mouyaavas‘ pefiorined'v by" the bride‘s
Jot ’ g: ”n.1, 2W Rafa SJ
‘ll .,
Ailing. Ol‘ llw Furl-intimi 0L (‘lizlv‘t'in s.‘
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public 91.22: turn! of 1“" furl? l ' " «. . u“ . ......1 *
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‘1'”:I."I .v tar. inr- ;.l l.;"..:l:.‘ of: for my .t'i_\' (\VO 35:»:‘5'. Silt“ 100k.
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Zone: y and Tar is jt;~t V: ;.1 ti..';;
shirt-l l‘.l\(‘ {or z"-
cmuzhs. “snuff‘es” at“; I .
breathing. I’u‘ sure to act Foley's. 1t
\‘-'.‘.t"0}}li’l§' cough,
0“'°“§..I.§li.§.£ll-LS
if“ “name
Im- in ed {ad Gold mill:
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BIA ”ND BRAND max
gun known as Best. Sued. Always Rel!
0L0 BY WM“ [NEW
BEECHAM’S
' PILL? '
famflvt 9C!”
" ail; ..,..4.1 ‘H; ‘,.3 1- .,.'r
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Gottlieb’s
Now at their new store
10 South ‘Main‘ St.,
South Norwalk
T—f
SPECIALS'FOR THE
WEEK
Cornflakes,pkg......... 'sc
OurBestOofi‘ee,1b. 29c
Macaroni. ,Spaghetti- or
Extra Fine Pork..’lb. 200
.og
0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Ofice A. D. Moran
Eiardvsre Store, South}
BRUSH |
Your Shoes
Your Clothes
Your Hair
But Don’t Forget
YOUR TEETH
if you need a new tooth brush
just stop in and let us show you ; Emmi“ .1: ‘_
ours. You know the better land.
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LEON AGRAXOV
.1 m \\‘.i:. in 12!:
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H A MEAD
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PRESCRiPTlON PHARMACIST
S N. Main St, South Norwalk
~10 Stillh )l.:.ll st. Scznl
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AUTO-REPAERING’ into Bodies, Fender
WELDIVG , j Lamps, Repaired and
Kendrick 8; Chase Garage Made to Order
Telephone 917 13 Raymond Streetl , ' ‘ 1 All -
; r. ' Means of 52‘
South Norwalk, Conn. . Weldl g
rut! In“
. . o’ . s at i e 0'
Fred Ham 0“ 17mg... “
The Old Well 5c Cigar mi
52 Meadow Street the Perfecto Bouquet
I at 106.
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rofiteefing on 0“.
.No p They are them
A. M. WOOSTER Organ
' made at that Fri“-
Attorney-at-Law
§tate Examiner U; 3. Patent Office
P AT E N T 5 ME
, . Sand for Booklet on Patents BUSWESS
1115 Main St} Bridgeport, Conn.
Radio 'Headquarters Has for Its omect Time
We have a full line of Radio Things (1
training
Equipment at our new store, it
. . _ . l—The thoroug _ - .
No. 15_ North Mam St. _...- . .. young people [or busmefiE “‘8
i ‘ ' ‘ V eir avorabie mug-duct”
murmursElectric/co. i "Th '
to the business public.
meg . ca! 3. ..
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.‘ 3—The highest possible in)?
I; ‘ “Ems
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service to employers of ofllce
New Is a GOOd Time
to Enter,
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