PAGE SIXTEEN
Signs of
Spring
Some signs of Spring are in the
lit. The sun is shining brightly,_
the snow is melting everywhere
and everything's unsightly.
If you've kept smiling as we
asked your patience is requitcd—
she light of hope in which we bask-
ed has in no way been blighted,
as coal has come upon the scene
and more is in the offing and those
who’ve kept their minds serene
will have no cause for scoffing.
The Ferris Coal Co.
The Man’s Shop
Presents 8.
FIRST SHOWING
.__.of_...
SPRING HATS
...—at..—
$3.50 $3.85
THE IVA/VS SHOP)" up-
i (Eustélllfi: QB'JHeara
)5. Normalk. Conn.
. The. Copyright
Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street. ,
Say It With
Flowers
Flowers for All Occasions
THE HIGH COST OF CHEAP-CONSTRUCTION.
One important thing every home-bulider‘ should realize is
that his house will be good or cheap depending on his attitude
in selecting his contractor—of far greater consequence than
methods or does he vary the quality of materials and workman-
ship to fit the price he feels he must set to get the job 2 If he
ably less
able and the on ner subject to constant care and expense.
Shectrock, Cornell and Celotex \Vall Boards. Oreo-Diypt Shingles.
Bird a: Son Bearings. ,
mm
The Hatch 6:" Bailey co.
more comparison of bids. Does he use sound' constructinn '
is the latter ty pe you will get no more than. vou pay for—prob-_
Inferior lumber still leaves the best of construction perish‘ I
Quality Groceries and
F ree' Delivery
A: F. Beckmann 6? Co., Inc._
83 Washington Street # '
PHONE 1405
\
South N orwalk
FREE DELIVERY
WW.
'lhese garments are made
from a. knitted fabric, consist-
ing of two thin layers, held to-
gclher by a thread, every half
inch. The outside layer con-
tains warm wool and the inside
. ‘ , layer is soft cotton, with air
s ace between. W'hat could be
“awed ““1 Dudda nihre ideal for an infant’s band
or shirt ‘l Full protection with comfort.
' This is a high grade underwear, especially Well made for
l '2 wear. neat, appearance and good fit, yet the price is with-
in reach of every purse.
Tnfant'sB-lnds ................... 35cand50c
Infant’s Shirts ............ . .......... . . . ...... 86c and 980
86 Washington Street
SO. N ORWALK
FLORIST
2 South Main Street
Phone 564
Wm
WM
WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
14 West Ave.
Phone 2257
N orwalk
M. Rallls Wm. Manes
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFO’RD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
8 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
' Wm “‘1 Wager beauty to
”9 Mlle In st“) 0
.v I y I u the
NOBWALK TRADE GIVEN
SPECIALATTENTION
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Bridgeport
7 Mum cue-om
W/Afififlyfifi'fmfi’
W
‘ Schultze’ 8 .Tuesday Specials
Fresh Plate.......................10c lb.
Lamb Stew 121/2clb.
Fresh Ham 24c lb.
FreshHamburger ltic'ilb.
Pigs Liver........................lOc lb.
Beef Liver .. 12c lb.
oooooooooooooooo-no-uo
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. NorWnIk.
39 and 43 Main Street Nomalk.
Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
Westport Georgetown Darlen
STATE FARM
To see the state Farm for Women
function wen and efficienuy under the
wise law on our statute books is one
of the special interests or the thous-
ands or members of the Connecticut
League 01 Women Voters. In their
WGERIY Legislative Bulletin they draw
Provides for the transfer or the wo-
men now coming} in the State Prison
at Vi'ethersfield to the State Farm for
Women. This bill is to have its
hearing before the Judiciary Com-
mittee Tuesday afternoon. March 6th
In spite of urgent appeals from
the board or directors voiced almost
continuously from 1825 to 1923, there
has been maintained in the State
Prison 3. separate department remod-
eled from time to time.at consideri-
ble expense, officered by matrons and
subordinates for a handful of wo-
men. tbe average number being 11.2.
There is little labor the women can
Derform at the State Prison. All the
cooking is now done by men. and
most of the laundry Wei-15. They live
largely in unproductive , and unin-
strueted leisure. Their only out-
door space is a. small treeless Well-en-
closed yard used for drying clothes.
too hot in summer. and unurable in
winter.
At the state farm there are 800
acres. This acreage and the cottage
system. In addition to providing more
humane surroundings. would ensure
the. adequate stparation of young and
older offenders
The prohlenl or administration
caused by the presence or women is
considerable. The states which have
permanntley closed the women's de-
SPECIALS FOR THE
attention to Senate Bill 444..- Vehicli :
Areformntion and development
MONDAY M A-PCH -
‘ M i I
.
, F
F 51‘?
£9" 'HYA
NORWALII’s LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
SEE THE NEW SPRING COAT
Every day brings additions to our NEW M O D E L S 1 efiecting
lateSt ideas In styles, fabries and colors.
fr DAIN TY ISILK DRESSES
In the. most wanted shades. Very reasonably priced
PRETTY PETTICOATS, ALL COLORS.
In silk, sateen and silk ruffles with jersey tops.
==L
Visitors Are Always Welcome to Our Suit Section
partments in their penitentlanies in~
clue Massachusetts and Ohio.
The best protection to a community
lies in the reformation of character
and development or usefulness on the
part of the oiIendex-s. The State Pris-
on cannot provide conditions for this
for
women prisoners. .
\VAN’I‘S LIMIT RAISED
Commissioner Would Pay $150 for
Tubmular Cons
The Iarme-rs' legislative organizac
ford by Commissioner of Domestic
Animals Whittlesey. who dealt princi-
pally on the work of his office and
the bill before the legislature raising
the limitation from 8125 to $150 for
appraisal of a thoroughbred cow killed
after reaction to the tuberculin test.
The appraisal for cattle killed un-
tcderal government offers to pay a
WEEK
Norway Fat; mackerel,
2 for ................. 25c
California. Sardines, in tomato
sauce, can ..'.° ......... 150
Winsome Corn, special—
2 cans for ............ 25c
Columbia. River Salmon. 1-2 lb.
can, special. ...... 18c
A. STULL
24 Cottage St., East Norwolk
'—
We were not damaged by
the Olifl'ord. Hotel fire, and
we are fully equipped to
take care of your prescrip-
tion and drug needs.
fl
Bovi Pharmacy
JAMES PARKER, Mgr.
L used Pharmacist
52 So. 8t. So. Nor-walk
Hear The
NEW MARCH
VICTOR RECORDS
At The
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A J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Main St. i
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
~ CHOOSING FASHIONS WISELY
\V'hen choosing Pumps or Oxfords developed by Palace ’
Bootcry, she is choosing wisely. For it is obviously correct,
practical and considering. Most moderately priced. The new
lattice Pat. and Grey Buck Pumps are the most tplked of fash—
iosofthetownat. ......$6.95
Always one step ahead in foo wear fashion.
HOSIERY—ALL THE LA ST SHADES.
third of inc—appraisal. fomnflssiouier”
Whitllesey said the proposed raise in
the limit was a modest one and pro-
bably every dairy farmer in the state
will want the test if the appraisal is
made a little more liberaL
The state must guard against nu"-
,principled people unloading bad ani-
lmals in this way.
The bill is to be
heard by the coxfil‘l’l’ee on agriculture
to- day.
THE TEXTILE STORE I
N OTIOE
A 10 per cent. discount will be
given on all purchases of Silk dur-
ing National Silk “leek.
Much 5th to March 10th inchlsivc.
136 Washington Street ‘
So. Nomlk.
So. Nomlh
lion was addressed yesterday at Hart-A
der the tuberculin test. had averaged.
861 an animal for the past year. The-
1
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
’ FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETD.
("If I ‘ . P i‘ ‘5
Phone 2047 29 Isaac;
Norwalk's Largest Mason .
Quality Promptness
...... ._____....... «.-.—.... . .. . -—-~
THATCHER HEA :
AND RANGES
l Kompak Automatic Gas
Water Heaters
Duro Country Water 5,.
Plumbing — Healing
t Phone 397-:
STEPHEN MIL :l
15 Monroe Street.
from \'
PRICE
The Old Wen 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
' ~ V...- -
OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
No profiteering on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price. '
MORE ATTRACTlV- .
-—. 0217373 -.
HE bathroom fixtures
. sell are works or art. Til .
made to look “on and um
for a long period or time. Our
tery utilities are furni~hed
Watch for the
Opening
— of the —-
SOUTH NORWALK -
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
51-53 80. Main 8!.
....
CAMILLA GIFT
SHOPPE . l
, 68 ~Wall Street N orwali:
“e have tables of articles at 500,
750 and $1. 00. Many beautiful
and useful its. Guaranteed
silk hose, baskets. lustre, brass
and copper.
The Vacuettc—tlie best vacuum
cleaner on the nmrket—Non-
Galvanized Ware
All Sizes Ash Cans, Garbage Guns, Coal Bods, Wash Tubs, etc.
ROSENFIELD BROS.
125 Washington St.
Phone 340 Free Delivery
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
or COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, sm'l's AND WAIS'I'S
Regardless of former Prioos.
. Electric.
GAS STOVES _
and
HEATERS
The Connecticut Light
. and Power Co.
67.Wall_8t.
Money toenail
OnDhrnondu,
Wm Jewelry
MW
mmnfié SI.__
Onn- Slammed
~\
EREnx. 11.- some
FUNERAL placards AND
gunmen ‘
84 So. Main 8:. So. Norwalk, Ct.
..s.
'1'
-Phono_ 1684 " _ :
”VISIT—-
~ nomnocomm
fFrnitSundau’ " }
IcocroomSodas
m mm:
ROWLAND M. BEACH
Flam
tomes. Phonon!!!
. celebrated manufacturer:
sand behind their nationally
vertlsed produclx
NASH, RAYMOND & D-'
’ COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.
MILL OUTLEI
STORE
124 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
THIS WEEK‘S SPEC :
25 Per Cent. Discount
Boudoir, Table and h
’ Lamps
i TARLov Enos.
Loading To'hocc’onioes
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blond
....a-r.
THE N ORWALK’S
. ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Main Street.
Do You Kn
Perfect Vfl’ision .'
SO much enjoyment 286D!
health is dependent on G
SIGHT that one should
best of care. Often 239 n
defective vision exists cWhigs ,.
ERLY FITTED GLA 5 my
rectify it. Bring your eye care
to one who is equipped toc
your wants in every part1
tail.
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WILLIAM J. MDO' '
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optoMETmsT
Wash
3"”3. Bldg. Norwa'k
10:28. or soon Gl—A5553
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