SPECIAL
I It is not the policy of this con-
..eern to make a house—to-house
canvas for coal orders. We con-
idol- it annoying to the average '
householder and our opinion is
confirmed by many who have
Inflated from the recent epidemic.
Our newspaper and géneral Ead-
nertising tells you why you are
pie and sane in buying coal here.
Our motto is
flay Goal of Whom Yen (moose-—
Io Long as You Buy It of Us
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Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 North Main St.
TARLOEV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
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j Memo Block Tel. 1581
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwall:
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rags. papers, -junk and all
secondhand goods. Anything you
hive. Price according to the quail-
ty of the goods. A squaregdeal
7 7 , , ,
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Bound-hand Goods Always on Sale
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but before long they “petr out. "
'make a partial list of -.tl;em
BEAVER BOARD.
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vice shelter for man and beast slid maternal” and chiekéns, we
have noticed many changes in the lumber business.
been more change in the business than there’s been in our pockets.‘
But what "we started out to say was that substitutes for Lumber
seldom stay unless there is real need for them and they succeed in
supplying that need. Advertising wilLkeep them going for a while,
Wailboard is on of these materials,
however, that has proved its case”. it will not do everything, but
used with brains, it has so many places to go that we cannot even
It you have -a peculiar and particular
Job that features a peculiar and partieular material. let us Suggest
that you consider the possibilities oi Wallboard, SHEETROCK 0nd
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Bird and Sons and Johns-Mansville Co. Rantings
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or the sum of Dr. Sullivan's bill,
one-halt will be returned to the city
by the State it was said last night.
The Fire Depaltment, Hydrant Ben-
tal and Highway Department appro-
pijlatio'us Will come in the Fourth dis-
under the administratlye department
in the Fifth district as does the charity
department needs, the bill oLDr. Sulli-
van. which. is .111 the Health Depart;
ment and the Wall street Widening
which is in the Highway Department.
The meetlnm attended by all the
members of 111;; Board. Meant John
H McMahon. Fred Quintin-d Willin’rn'.
H. Mdone and Mark Henderson.
Mayor Barton presided and was anoin-
Ed during the evening in explaining
BATTERIES
To Insure Maximum Enjoyment from Radio Outfits {n Absolutely
Dependable Storage Battery is Essential
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our Service Station
67 NORTH MAIN STREET
some of the matter.- by Corporation
Counsel William F. Tammany.
Previous to the business in the call.
Motor Barton explained that the in-
surance companies had paid the Board
of Education the sum of $2,181. 20 for
the fire damage done at the North
Center-School. and that. asrthe work
9‘ repairs had been done. the Educa-
tion board was desirous of the sum be.
in: appropriated to them so that. the
bills could be paid This was done.
The Hospital bill was briefly ex-
plained and it was voted that the
money be appropriated in the Fifth
district.-
Councilman White spoke of the need
of four horses {or the Street Depart-
ment for garbage removal. it being ex-
plained that three horses had died.
and one was in a had nay so that at
present teams are being hired for $2 a
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Phone- 1340-1341 __5
SPECIAL '
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LegsofGenuineLamb................. 38c lb
————- -_——————. The present horse that is along, it it
#wfi—fl
Fowler 8 Market
69 North Main Street, South Not-walk.
.
\
. t Week.
day to he used in garbage removal.
can be let out to pasture may recowr
and still be of use to the department.
The lst horses purchased was in 1914.
The moon; was ordered appropriated
in the Fifth district.
The Charity Department item came
up next and Councilman Char cs F.
Mills. explain-3d that Norwalk had an
exceptional number of cases this year.
that ihe mte‘s had been raised in the
State institutions: that some of the
stoic institutions “(l-c crow dcd so that
patients had to be kept in the “'est-
port sanitarium which chnrm’s $25 é
and that a number of improxe-
moms had burn mode at tho Nun)-
make Home.
of iuhcrculnr pmimits. many of them
FOR FARM AND GARDEN
we can supply the best at implements
.1! tools. We lune 'also all the new-
at finproved labor saving machinery
your convenience.
OUR HARDWARE
dock is always up- to-date, and we are
reputed to supply you with whatever
you need in our line.
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
South Norw-lk. Conn.
' CLOTHING
REN’S‘ STORE
Vine Washington at 8. "milk
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‘ .. the senior» Who are being cared for.
9:. 00 Mr. Comes suggustvd that something:
.. WATCH Tms SPACE .. he done to see ‘1 it) the Gox-crnment
90 - . 1 , «laws not 1 z-1re rm- 1h. sq ..\~s1 nice mi :1
0“,“ U1 ir condition is the rmsllt of thc
.. 1 .. wal- eortice. "l‘hv appropliution was
’1 I ‘ . ‘ ordéred.
.3. SOME HING NEW "’ \V‘lu-u the math r of the widening of
‘00 00 “'ull strict came 1111. ”Motor Horton
.. suid that $.35 000 was. litt‘ill’"l. but that
.. OR '.: 121v :1ct1: :1l uork VHS'. would 1.1V {lllOlli
: 9:. $32,;‘nnjvi' which 51ml .«lmut $13.75l.29
’z‘ SOUTH NORWA LK .3. ..
.. . .. :msfliamlvms. . . .
a ’1 11.» work “on start immediately
00‘ 1 0:. the money isavaiiome [or use. gentle—
,3. .2. mom." said the Mayor. and when risk-
09 3 ml how the mono? would be available.
.9 said that it could lw llill'i‘{l\\'$-J in unli-
.. .. «flpzilion «\l‘ Tiixvs. Erlh‘lv will b!“ no
00 .. Stain nil rm‘niu-tl on this work. It was
said that some zictinn was (012101“me
0.0 . 9. ml to prol~1xt .1131er (law award or
.9. .3. dziulnzviv in Julli Moriluoruvry who
dermal ille‘ amount already Hill‘lli‘ll to
.9 ’0. l‘u insulm-n wt. lint I‘m-:1 this would not
60 ' .0. hold up w.- 1: irk. The money (11.1? the
.. a c city in llFS"$‘7i‘.l(‘lllS would :10: lw 'wulla.
: ‘ .. l' hlv tn H11 (‘it\ until tliv work wasl
.3. x ' .. crimp?” l .1111] all. Mlle pal. l
.. » FOR OUR .. ’ll;1 )2; 11.1111 lllll w. 1S ordi rod mild.
. Moun- l'-.‘;l‘?."~ll explained that after
0:. - 0:0 émlcmcn: hm? horn czitermi against the
O. . .3. vii): ill furor of the l-‘il‘sl Taxing: disk;
00 en ,. lriol for tho amount of tho i1‘ll.:‘.s wcll'
: 9. as int-111cst. counsel ices 11nd. co‘urt
.z. .9 costs Judge "l‘umziimly. as corporation
.. -. ’ ., cmms‘r-l. had secured the rebate of thr-
: - mtvrest from illr‘ F‘lrst district com-
9:. 7 L... ., glifsjontms. LJ‘htL 13.41317 filfill‘h‘f’ *lfill’
.. 7 W 7 7 7 7 6 7 , , 1, , 7 7 ~ , i T ’ W ’7 .. aplornt: to $13,514.06 (1:3 the gamount
~ _ _ . r3. _i_t" .‘Pfifind district 'a l is 12.51“. 1
:: - 00 hr. Sullivan's bill and the request at
.. the Fire Department met with the up-
.. NeXt to United Cigar Store .. ill-oval of the Board and the amounts
named were ordered appropriated.
00 :‘IF 9 9 ° . :6 . Theo followed some discussion .of
... IT S A BAG, ‘VE CARRY IT, :3. illlc Cg.” Pasture ll-rnch‘bonds as told
9 O . ”. . . . . . esew ere in todny's issue. and ed—
..00 ”00”” W”“”””;09 ?9:”.”:“.”:”:”:“:“ “:“:”:0O 09:”:0’”: journmenl was had until 1the regular
ghee-tings or the Board start. on June
th
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Quality Groceries and Free ' EEEEE EE'E ”E
New Scheduli- Will Go Imo~ Elem
O . Sunday. June 11.
e Ivery. ‘ The_ summer time table, of the New
(York. New Haven & Hartford railroad
will become emecttve S ay. June 11.
A few weeks 'ago it ’as announced
A. F. B km that the summer, schedule would go
ec am 0., c; j into effect June 1}. but revisions in the
5 schedule as outlined then made it nec-
. essary to chan “the date to June 11.
83 Washington Street, South Norwall: . 1.1.1.... “Enamels of the sum-
“on 1“ m DENY 1 mer sérxlce for the Berkshire and
1 11 ~_ , ‘ . Litchfield branches Show changes in
the schedules 01 Train Nos. 259 and
240, of the Berkshire branch and
________________________________ H"- 0 ’ _ - y ' - ' _ - - - Trains No. 1500 and 1504 of the Litchi
""" . field branch. Th1 other service for
Danbury will be qabstantially the same
or Pie. Coffee, Tea or Milk. .
Restaurant
6 South Mam Street
Try Oufrspecial Home Cooked?
Chicken Dinner for. Sun
Fruit, Soup, Olives, Celery, RoaSt Chicken With
Dressing, Green Peas, Mashed Potatoes,
Oxford Lunch and
Pudding- ,
. .as last s’umm'er.‘
. field. at 8: 21 a. m; standard time. will.
TJain No. 259,?now leaving Pitts-
leavg at 6: 55 o‘clock. making the
- «DflnCipai smmmpswmnm. Be- ,, - 1
tween that station and Danbury the
train will stop only at Kent New Mil-
ford and Brookfleld Junction. From
Danbu'ry to New .York the present
schedule will be followed
1 Train No. 24?), leaving New 140:1?" at )5 E
‘:30 oclock. standard thine will omit ,
the stops at present scheduled between ,
South Nonwaik and Dgnbury. and will
A new train will leave Canaan at
7: 20 a. m standard time. making all
stops and due at Brookfleld Junction
at 9-11. m.. morals: lose? conneotim
trict, while the Hospital’- bili. comes .
H. Coates. Henry J. Hipnon. William .
Th: rr‘ :1 re also :1 number
A Kendrick 8; Chase Garage:
SUITS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
We can otter you suits for every oc—
casion: but we want. to call your
special attention to our new display, ‘
“off '
, u.
Light colors only
1505 now leaving Litchfield at 1:15 p.
m.. will leave at 2:50 p. m.. clue in
with the evening train for New York.
ME 0U] DRESS
- llll llRAPERY IN
.,,—_.
“Diamond Dyes" *
simple directions in
package. Don't wonder whether 1011
can dye or tint successfully because
ptrft‘t‘t home dyeing is guaranteed
with Diamond Dyes even it vou haxe
never dyed beforc “’orn. faded
Buy
the
thing become like new again. Just
tell
cd goods Diamond Dyes peter
or whether it is linen. cotton. or mix-
struok. spot. fade. or rum—Adv.
CEMETERY VASES
1 Flowers and Plants for
Memorial Day
RowlandM. Beach
Florist
Phone 2140-2 18 France It.
Decoration Day 3
Reductions on All ;
Summer Footwear
at
Max LevyEs
Shoe Stare
31 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk
. o.’ G. PALMER
. Auctioneer
one. A. D. W
mm Store. south M
AUTO REPAIRING.
WELDING... ~
Telephone 917 13 Raymond Street
Scotti Norwalk, Conn.
“TRISTRAM e HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
some Stocking SPECEEE
CHILDREN’S HALF-HOSE—A big choice of colors
LADIES’ SILK HOSE—A big assortment from ....... $1.25 up...“
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I LADIES’ RIBBED SPORT HOSE—Very popular.
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time. will leaxe at 4: 40 p. m. Trainl
Danbury at 4:31) p. m.. and connecting,
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and follow z
ex erv ‘
drvsscs. skirts. waists. coats. sweaters. :
stockings. draprries. hangings. every-1
\our druggist “hethtr the mot-i
terinl \ou wish to dxe is steel or silk~
w.....» m... ..
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Wood and
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IIOOOICOOIOIIIOBoanOIOO ......
75C, $1.25: $13
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Gchebe’ 8 Tu;
It'- Horo It We Hon-owns.
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Remarkable Savings in Summer Merchandm
Just in Time for Decoration Day. Glance Througi
Them. There May Be Something Y on \‘eed
‘
LAWN MOWERS O'CEDAR MCPS
SCREEN DOORS
Dark finish, all sizes. $8.98. lligh My.“ 3 31 M
$1.98 up mad”: 1.; m. a . _ l ‘ h'l'wl»
long. r1, sular h .m :1. ‘
. .REFRlGERATORS ing at _____ $7.49
$35.00. Apartmcn 1
house style with 3 GARBAGE FAILS
doors. oak finish. 0. ‘ .
White lined. lcc ~30 Paige FM" 1:
capacity 1110 lbs. vanlzen gu r b.21- .-
at __________ $2159 pails a! ...... 19¢.
-CAMP STOOL-S WOOD LAWN
RAK ES
$1.25 Heavy canvas > ‘ 8:
camp stools with 55c. \‘i'ell made out:
strong i'rame at 59c 22 teeth at 69c
l
‘lRONING TABLES SHELF PAPER
$2.98. Extra wide iron-
CET’G ETERY .".‘.E$.,
sl’uli
19c. Plain whitc
ing table W i t h paper; size 24x36 l';:ll‘-‘ul :-»r; 7-.
strong frame neatly in. 12 sheets to pkg, firmly 1:1.
padded at . . . . $2.49 at ............ 14c
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B R U S H LEON AGRAXOV'
Your Shoes line H \Vak‘llllldk'T
Your Clethes Repails all kinds of
Your Hair . ; Swiss and .1\l:‘;13lC3.l1
Watches and Clocks.
Also re pal rs .71
But Don’t Forget
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ours. You know the better kind.
XEOUR TEETH . All “'Ol‘li Guaran- '
1E teed. ‘
If you need a. new tooth brush l .
just SE01) En and let “S Show you 2 40 50:11:: “.1111 St. South 31er l
iuto Bodies, F endeli
ELamps, Repaired andi
7 E Made to Order
' Welding Metals of All Kinds
H. A.MEAD
, BEESQBJBUON "PHARMACIST, ,
8 N. Main St., South Norwalk
,7. —-
Ice, Charcoal,
VICTOR WESELY .
Phone
48 Chestnut St.
’Truckm ' g
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E-W ‘ . , Old Friends at the 0“
' re . all]. Price C d _
' Id Well 5c Igar
. 52 Meadow Street “agperfecm Bouquet
. _ . _ ,- _ 1 at 10¢. a 4
‘ , E grin 11 Old V
5- M1 WOOSTER No org; malfew cit“
Attorney-at-Law mad! 9 “t that prico.
State Examiner U. 3. Patent Office
PAT E N T S 1: You w... my
Years 01
in; Main St. -
Send for Booklet on Patents
Bridgeport, conn.
1 ‘1,“
experience would 11.116 1an ‘
you what the
hostage” suits that combine— 8'
' finality
E MERRILL
“ . Radio Headquarters
_ We have afullline ofRahio
"Equipment at our new store,
No. 15 North Mum St. ..,
HS 1...: :0
BUSINESS .
COLLEGE l»
is teaching hund‘EdE mm E3315
people. That is “1* pays
how."
flay of our DP
eminent tounsmen
school 53.111112. es
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