PAGE SIXTEEN
' Signs Of ' l
S 'ng
Some signs of Spring are in the
air. 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 requited—
she light of hope in which we bask-
edhas in no way been blighted,
as coal has come upon the scene
Ind more is in the offing and those
who’ve kept their minds serene
will have no cause for scoffing.
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The Ferris Coal CO.
The Man’s Shop
Presents 3.
FIRST SHOWING
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SPRING HATS
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:S.Norwaik. Contr-
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The Copyright
Clothing CO.
6 North Main Street.
Say It With
Flowers
Flowers for All Occasions
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so. NORWALK
FLORIST
2 South Main Street
Phone 36‘}
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WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto
Accessories. ,
14r West Ave.
Phone 2257
THE HIGH COST‘OF CliEAPiCOfiTRPSTm-Ni 7 '
» One important thing every homeabulider should realizeis
that his house will be good or cheap depending «On his- attitude ‘
in selecting his contractor—of far greater consequence than
mere comparison of bids. Does he use soundiiconstruction
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} If he »
is the latter type you will get no more than you pay forcprob- ‘
ably less. _ _ ‘ , '
Inferior lumber still leaves the best of construction perish-
able and the owner subject to constant care and expense.
The Hatch E's” Bailey CO.
Sheetrock, Cornell and Celoiex Wall Boards. Cree-Dim Shingles.
Bird 8; Son Rootings.
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1 Quality 'Groceries » and
Free Delivery " I
A. F. Beckmann 69’ CO., Inc.
83 'Washington Street
PHONE 1406
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DuOfOld Health Underwear ,
These garments are made
from a knitted fabric, consist-
ing of two thin layers, held to-
gether by a thread, every half
inch. The outside layer corr-
tains warm wool and the inside
. ‘ , layer bis soft cot‘t‘on, with air
. " ' ‘ space etween. hat could be
Md“! "uh Dmma more ideal for an infant’s band
or shirt l Full protection with comfort.
This is a high grade underwear, especially well made for
‘ ”I: wear. neat aperance and good fit, yet the price is with-
in reach of every purse. '
Infant’sBTnds....’ ........ ....................35cand500
Infant’s Shirts ...... - ......... 850 and 980
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~MEHCHANDl-JL‘ AT m’CS‘e‘w‘R T£ ."i-?/(£' S" '
South Nor-walk.
MO! 00405
so ashingtou Street
:Schultze’s Wednesday specials
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StewingLamb ..... ................10clb.
:3FreshPlateBeef...................10c lb.
15¢ lb.
25c lb.
356 lb.
8c lb.
’Fresh Shoulders...................
Link Sausage . . ..
RibLambChops..............
Fresh Pigs Feet ..
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Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwalk.
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
Westport ‘Gcornetown Darien
WIN
esentative Jews Would
Establish Social Halls 1
in Stamford. ’
A preposal to establish a: Jewish
Community Centre in Stamford was
disclosed Sunday evening at the an-
nual banquet of the Stamford Hebrew
Institute. held at the Ingutnte Build-
ing on Greyrock Place.
There were many speakers, comprie- ‘
ing the leading representative Jews In
the city and all who spoke favor-a! the
construction 0! thenew center to take
ge’pluce or the present institute build-
g' ,
It is the plan or those fdrtherlng the
project to include in the new center a
gymnasium, a social hall. a. dining
room, q, swimming pool. bowling
alien meeting rooms and other cono‘
.venieuces for the Jewish community
of Stamford. '
‘uAmong those who spoke at the
gathering were Rabbi Max Arzt. spirit-
ual leader‘ or the Temple Beth-El con-
gregation: Abram. Spelke. Hyman
Frankel, Frank Martin. Noah Adler.
Hymaanewsted. Morris Perlman. Leo
Zone and Manuel Chausky. All fav-
ored the new community center for
Stamford. ‘
$1.000 Contributed.
Contributions aggregating 81,000
were made by those present toward
an emergency fund for the support of
the present Hebrew Institute building.
Joseph Adler In Chair.
Joseph Adler. president of the Stam-
ford Hebrew Institute, presided at the
after dinner speaking which followed
Samuel Roodner of Norwalk attended
the banquet.
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One of the New _
DOUGLAS OXFORDS
k.
' Made 0: Tony Red our.
heavy sole, has the new
square toe.
.KEELER’S .:
SHOE STORE
‘ AGENCY ml;
W. 11. DOUGLAS SHOES
For Men, )Vomcn and Children.
the serving of the delicious menu. Mr.
PAGA‘S S AND BADICALS
By United Press
of the college graduates turned out.
today are. religiously- speaking. eith-
er pagans or radicals." according to
Rev. Albert Parker Fitch. professor ‘
of religious history at Amherst Col-
lege‘.
consciously mercenary because of the
influence that have been theirs dur-
' ing their lives. They are the result,
of the break-down of religious edu-
cation ln churches,"
‘the church be maintained.
:V’anderbilt Whitney here this after-
SPETTIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Norway Fat Mackerel,
2 for 256
California Sardines, in tomato
sauce, can ........... . 15c
Winsome Corn, special— '
2 cans for ............
Columbia River Salmon, 1-2 1!).
can, special 180
A. ST ULL
24 Cottage St., Eastilorwalk
Norwalk
PALAOB THEATRE BUILDING
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PALACE BOOTERY
M. Rallls J. Zarll’ls
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
8 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2218 '
EfFURNITuR
I . your home and “ye
, mwm TRADE GIVEx
~ SPECIAL ATTENTION ‘
L in st.
-‘_ Domain 0900-0091
OHOOSING FASHIONS WISBLY
When choosing Pumps or Oxfords developed by Palace
Bootery, 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 talked of £38.36
iosofthetownat ..... . ..... .....
head in footwear fashion.
THE LATEST SHADES.
Always one step
HOSIEBY—ALL
Galvanized Wai'e ,
of Utmost Convenicnge
Bridgeport
. Free Delivery-
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,125 Washington St. Phone_340
All Sizes Ash Cans, Garbage cans, Goal Rods, Wash Tubs, etc.
ROSENFIELD mos.»
fthe Olifl'ord Hotel fire, and
we are fully equipped to
take care of your prescrip-
tion and drug needs.
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Bovi p, Pharmacy
.‘ JAMES PARKER, up.
moonwd Pharmacist
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We were not damaged by
. “ 62 assistance. ...So Tim-walk
Money Leased 7
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~ TUESDAY, MARCH .
Every play brings additions to‘ our NEW M O D E L S reflectin A
latest ideas in styles, fabrics and colors. g
p '* DAINTY SILK DRESSES
. , l'h the most Wanted-shades. .Veryreasonably priced.
‘ ’ PRETTY PETTICOATS, ALL COLORS.
In silk, sateen and silk ruffles with' jersey tops.
Visitors Are Always Welcome to Our Suit Section
COLLEGE PRODUCT
PHILADELPHIA.—“Fifty per cent.
"These pagans and radicals are un-
i
he said. 111;.
Fitch divides college students into
live classes:
1. ”Uncontormlsta who believe
the old order or religion.
2. “Young Humnnftarlans, who are
strong for social service work.
3. "Young instituthnists who de-
sire that all the old institutions of
in
4. "Pagans, who are lrécoml'ng
more numerous each year.
5. ”Radicals. who are the-pféducl
or a machine controlled world."
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“PRE'I'I‘IEST BRIDE.”
By Universal Service ,
PARIS. March 6.—-Miss Marie Nor-
ton became the wife of Cornelius
noon, with.- the French press enthu-
est bride since the war."
THE TEXTILE STORE
g-Roodner
Feed CO.
WHOLESALE
rLoua, rash, GRAIN, HAY, f
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
R
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Norwalk’s Largest Mason m
o fins
Quality Promptnes: the
at 11
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THATCHER HEA , 2:;
AND RANGES 3;“
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Kompak Automatic cu 8°“
Water Heaters the
lion
Bum Country Water 5 ~ ”5‘
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Plumbing — Beating %a
Phone 391-: “‘0
W8!
5 Cl“
STEPHEN ill
15 Monroe Street.
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elastically hailing her as' "the profit--
N OTIOE
A 10 per cent. discount- will be
given on all purchases of Silk dur-
ing National Silk “leek. Iron:
March 51h to March 10th inclusive.
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OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
_ at 10c. . _
No profiteering on Old Well
OigarsAl'hey are the best cigars‘
made at that price.
138 Washington Street
80. Norwalk.
Watch for the
51-58 So. Main 8:.
So. Rom ll
sou-in noawm
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
‘ MORE ATTRACTIV-
THAN FINE PlCTU-i
EATHRO
FIXTURE ‘
.m
02177135 - .
THE bathroom fixtures n
sell nre work: of art. '-
made to look “ell and well
301' a long period or time. I:
..‘.......-o»nau~n
tery utilities are fumished
A celebrated manufacturers
ma behind their namrh
vertised products.
NASH, RAYMOND s n
l COMPANY
' 2 Flax Hill Road.
MILL OUT LE
STORE
GAS STOVES-
‘ and'
' HEATERS
The Connecticut Light
and Power CO. ‘
124 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
THIS WEEK‘S srs -
25 Per Cent. Discount
Boudoir, Table and '
Lamps
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THE NORWA i
67 was 81:. '
' Successor to
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Filming" DiRFCTOl/IRND
133””!31‘23
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FINAL CLEARANCE. {SALE
or cons, son's, 1:333:33.st ” I}
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flayniond-R. Aike ,
= Reynold '8 >503? if 1
racemes-mun”. ‘ " '
ELECTRIC CO-
11 No. Main Street
h' 5
D0 Y0u Know the 1,0!
Perfect Viswns
men: and '
So much enjoy t on GOOD ‘
Marksman?” A .
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health is dependen “a
9 should 51 ;
SlGHT fisaonofien eye -‘ .
defective vision 612515 a"
saw FITTED LA»
rectify it. Bring your ed ,0
'0 one who 15 equiv!J
your wants in ever? pupal”
all-
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