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SPECIAL

l It is not/the policy of this con-
.em to make a house-tO-house
mvas for coal orders. We con—
'861' it annoying to the average
householder and our opinion is
confirmed by"7many who have
mflered from the recent epidemic.
Our newapaper and generaLad-
"tising tells you why you are
“to and sane in buying coal here.

 

Our motto is

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’h Goal of Whom You Choose—
Io Long as You Buy It of Us

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Alfred Fox Piano Co.

85 North Main St.

 

 

 

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IN cur many years in this troubleaomp bushiess‘ot helping to pro-

vide shelter for man and beast and motorcars' and chickens. we
have noticed many changes in the lumber business. . .in fact there’s
been more change in the business than there's been in our pocket.
But what we started out to say was that substitutes for Lumber

supplying that need. Advertising will keep them going for a. while,
used with brains, it has so many places to' go that We cannbt even
make a partial list of them. It you have a peculiar and particular

Job that requires a peculiar and particular material, let us suggest

BEAVER BOARD. . i

The HATCH & BAILEY CO.

Agents for Bird and Sons and Johno-Mansvlllo Co. Roofing:

 

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, BATTERIES

'l‘o Insure Maximum Enjoyment from Radio Outfits an Absolutely
Dependable Storage Battery Is Essential

Exide Radio Batteries at All Sizes at Our Service Station

67 NORTH MAIN STREET

CHEERS
CONTRACTS FOR 1922-1333.
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A. Mabel Pryor.
Ruth K. Hodge-man .-
Albert McMurray.

- , ‘ in George Ameer.
seldom stay unless there is real need for them and they succeeg _ , Mildred Jennings.

blit before long they “peter out.” Wallboard is one of these materials, .
however. that has preved its case. It will not do everything, but-

 

Alice Flanagan.“

Genter Eleme‘
Anna T. Pirdee
L'lla Scolield.
Mary Kinsella.
Carrie 1 Simms.

that you consider the possibilities of Wallboard, SHEETROCK and’
Slam Velsor.

Julia. Stowe.

5 Eleanor Fenner.
Ruth Rider.
Kathleen Haugh.
Margaret Fagan.
Marlon Hayes.
'Iday WT Train.

 

 

 

Over River.
Kathryn McCormack.
Florence Skidd.
Jessie Poyvez.

Mayla Scofield.

 

Winnipauk.
Edith Richdale.
Julie O'Neill.
Ada Sammis.

 

. North Center
Florence London. -
Margaret Rockwell.
Minnie Bass.

 

Herbert \‘Vilmont.
Edith Lewis.

Beatrice Rudder.
Kathryn Curtin .

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Fowler’s Market

69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.

 

Florence Banks.

 

Daisy B. Scudder.
Gertrude Farrelly.

 
 

 

West Norwaik.
Edith Lawrence.

 

Jessie O'Connor.
Flizilhoth Donahue.
Louise Martin.

M ll'lf’l H. \Vilbur
Ruth Hanna Jlni'l.
Angelina \‘l’akcman.
Helen Sturgcs.
l-‘lhol Ku-ler.

 

 

 

 

Phone 1340-1341
SPECIAL
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.

A. F. Beckmann 6? Co., Inc.

83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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Franklin Elem.
May “‘listm.
Marie lmonard.

 

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Dorothy MCK-rr‘lzir.

 

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Also Celebrated Dunhlll'o
“schema lBlook Tel. 1581

TARLOV BROS.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR

 

 

JOB PRINTING

South N orwalk

 

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oeoond- hand anode. Anything you
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y e goods. Ac 5 uare d al
always. q e

PHILIP P. MAHONEY

82 Van Zandt Street
Bound-hand Goods Always on Sale

 

 

 

 

i
m FARM AND GARDEN é

than supply the best or implements . ‘

‘6 tools. We haVe also all the new-

.t' Improved lubor- saving machinery '33‘

your convenience.

oun HARDWARE .-
‘ok 5 “W“! up to-date and we are

to supply runaoitn what .
“I m in our line. ever 7

Albert D. Morgan

HA RDWARE
South Norwalk. Conn.

CLOTHING
and

FURNISHINGS

for

hers AND GIRLS
I at the '

REN’S STORE

Washington. 8!. 8. Nomlk

 

 

 

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car A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
mods, rags, papers, junk and all

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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

 

 

1865 MEMORIAL DAY—1922
ALL SCHFLTZE’S MARKETS
CLOSED TODAY

 

Norwalk. 89 Main Street
Ioutb Norwslk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
lumford. Dal-ten, Westport, Black Rock. Bridgeport

 
 

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From the Cellar to the Roof We Can Furnish
Everything a Mason Will Need in
Building Your Home.

AND THEN—’

When the House Is Finished You Will Want Some 7;:

Good Coal With Which to Heat It. Phone Us at 113

 

THE N ORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.

_ , Coal and Mason Material .
39 Wall St. " " 108 Water St.
Norwalk ‘ 7 ~ so. Norwalk

 

“VANITY FAIR” SILK UNDERWEAR“,
AT ssoucso Pslcss

“Vanity Fair" Silk Vests .... 1%
“Vanity Fair" Silk Bloomers .................... ‘ ........ f .I. 32.3:
“Vanity Fair" Silk Union Suits .........................'....... $4.50

Corns Early While Sites Are Complete ~

 

 
 

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He" ll Fitch.

.shortly you lift it right 011‘ with ilng- 8 N Main St South Norwalk
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R331 11 Crossltioti.

Vivian Searnmon.
Helen Colmrn.
Grace Wing.

 

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“'ashington.
Eilznl‘cih Ireland.

Helen O'Connor.

Bessie Limir-berg.

Gram“ Costello.

Margaret R. \Veed.
Mary S. Bacon.

Florence McMahon.

 

Supervisors.
Dax'id A. Green.
Adeline llcuton.
Mary C. McCarthy.
ILJJHIan Hewitt.
lr'nrriet Parker.

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Fletcher Van Hoosear.
Prendergast.
Elizabeth Murphy.

 

G1 Itrude Natteford.

 

 

Alice Hawxhurst.
Lillian Standish.
Katherine Ketzinger.
Doroths fioseni’elt.
Florence Sall'ey.
Mac Moran. ,

l Helm Vaughan.
Marie Schmidt.
Mary Kirby.

 

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
During the first half of the last . 7 _

ransom, MAY 30, 1922,
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IN MEMORY OF

 

THIS STORE CLOSED TODAY

OUR SOLDIER DEAD

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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vies, lot, Muller avenue and Davis!

 

 

 

street.
Joseph S. Dikeman'to John W_ Neil-

son et a1, lot, Rhodonolia Park.

Estate of Harriet S. Keyser to;
Louise L. Vickers, 14 acres and build-'-
ings, Keyser avenue, (executor‘s deed. é

Louise L. Vickers to William 5.}
Keyser, executor, 23 acres and buildz
ings. Keyser avenue (quit claim deed)

Jennie S. Williams to Isabel Wild
liams. lot and buildings, Burritt
avenue.

Roland W. Legg and wife to,
Charles H. Harris. two lots and;
buildings, Ohio av.enue i

John Gombos Jr. to James Tresiz:
and wife, lot and buildings, Oak street l
"Estate of Harriet S. Keyser. to’
George E.. and John R. Finch, 8 3-4f
acres. Vl’infieid street, (executors:
deed).

Esilv Alsthorpe to Cit} of Norwalk,:
lot and buildings Seaview axenue. :'

Julius M. Temko to 'George G.§
Richmond, lot and buildings, Easti
avenue. ;

Henry J. Mills to Nellie Dayton, lot,$
Sound View Terrace. '

 
 
 

29-31 West Washington Street

All Kinds of Ready to Wear Clothes for
Men, \Vomen‘, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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irelephone s17 13 Ray'mondsmet

C O R N S 1 AUTO REPAIRING,

 

 

SPECIALS FOR THE

Full Weight Condensed Milk
South Nor-walk, Conn. )

Swift’s Premium 0260. 24c Eb
Extra Fine Pork .20: fl:

 

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Your Clothes
Your Hair

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If you need a new tooth brush
just stop in and let us show you
ours. You know the better kind.

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“Frtezono” on an aching corn. in-
staritly‘that corn stops hurting. then PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST

 

 

 

 

Your dnzggist sells a tiny bottle of
“Freczone” for :1 few cents. sufficient
to remove ivory hard corn. sott corn.
or corn between the toes. and the cal-'

219:2} without soreness or irritation. Ice, Charcoal,
«VVood and

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48 Chestnut St. Phone 356-“ .

Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds

 

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Victor Record No. 18899

52 Meadow Street
A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at—Law
I . i . State Examiner U. 3. Patent Office
. 1880111111 Main St. . ’ ~
Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. g P A I EN I 5
Send for Booklet on Patents
1115 Main-”St. Bridgeport. coon.

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week the followifig deeds were re-
corded at the allies of Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith showing that Nor—
Vlal'k's real estate activity is still
keeping up. -

Luther M Wright to Angelina Le-‘
gato, lot and buildings. River street

Pauline c. Wimptheimor to Edward
W.,Brili, lot and buildings. M

Fannie N.
Charles Grimsldi. 9 1:2 agree Wolfpit ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

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S“ Radio Headquarters
We have a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store,

No. 15 North Main St. 2-2-9 ...

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The Old Well 5c Cigar and

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