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Signs of
Spring
I
Some signs of Spring are in the
The sun-is shining brightly,
the snow-is melting everywhere
air.
and everything’s unsightly.
If you’ve kept smiling as we
asked your patience is requited—
:he 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 scofling.
The Ferris Coal Co.
The Man’s Shop
Presents 9.
FIRST SHOWING
————of—-———
SPRING HATS
THE MAN 5 SHOP,"
Qbsiello& QB 'fiieai’a
,5. Norwalk. Conn.“
Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street.
Tho Cepyright
Say It With
Flowers
Flowers for All Occasions
SO. NORWALK
FLORIST
2 South Main Street
. Phone 364
WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO. ‘
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
14 West Ave.
Phone 225?
Norwalk
G
H. mm;
Dine at the Old Stand by
and RESTAURANT
3 SOUTH MAIN erase-T
noun-1 NopWALK CONN.
Phone 2215
.1: anms
THE OXFORD LUNCH
FURNITUE
‘l “‘1 m beauty to
you home and save you the.
x 1‘1me TRADE GIVEN
' WA'I'I‘ENTION
«no of Utmost Convenience
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THE H'IGH’COST 'OF CHEAP CONSTRUCTION.
One important thing every home builder should realize is
that his house will be good or cheap depending on his attitude-
in selecting his contractor—pf far greater consequence than -
mere comparison of bids.
ably less.
Inferior lumber still leaves the best of construction perish-
oes «he use sound construction
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 'i If he.
is the latter ty pe you will get no more than you pay for—prob-
able and the- owner subject to constant care and expense.
The Hatch E? Bailey Co.
Shcctrock, Cornell and Cclotox W
all al.Boards
Croo-Dlpt Shingles.
Bird & Son Roofings.
%
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A F Beekmann 69° Co., [neg
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405
South Norwalk
FREE DELIVERY
Rrotected with Duofola
01 shirt ? I'nll protection \\ ith comfort.
This is a high grule underw ear, especially xv all made for
: \V ("1r neat npn 1r men and good. fit,
in reach of e1 ch purse.
Tnfant' s Finds ................
Infant ’5 Shirts . . . . . ; ..........
DuofOld Health Underwear
These
from a knitted fabric, consist-
ing of two thin layers, held to-
gether by a thread, every half
space between.
more ideal for an infant’s band
garments are made
inch. The outside layer. con-
tains warm wool and the inside
layer is soft cotton, with an
~What could be
yet the price is VV 1th
....... 35cand500
.............. 3, 85c and 980
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Wkrrxme/Jmmm: aw
Schultze’ 8 Thursday Specials
Rib Corned Beef . .. . . .
Boneless Brisket .....
Rump Corned Beef . . . .
Sinoked Shouders .....
Puritan Skinned Hams ..... . . .
Dixie Bacon ..........
I
colt .........
8c lb.
............. 16c lb.
........ ‘18c,'22c lb.
........ 16c lb.
.~ 27c lb.
............ 22c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwalk.
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk. '
Westport Georgetown Darlen
Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
MISS 1111113
’night in the town 111111.
GET S LEAVE
OF ABSENCE
Teacher Has Been in Ill
Health—Routine School
‘ ’ Matters. '
STAMFORD. March.7.—-—
A regular meeting of the School
Committee was held in Acting Super-
intendent O. L. Burdicks’ office last
J. J. Cloonin.
acting _as chairman. called the meet-
ing to order promptly at 8:15. Mrs.
Samuel Young. secretary 'of the com-
mittee read the minutes of the previ-
ous meeting. which were accepted.
The resignation of Marion Haensler.
who was a probationary teacher at
the Rogers School. was accepted. A
leave of absence was granted to
Charlotte A. Bode. teacher in Stevens
School. who has been in ill health for
some time. The committee and Act-
ing Superintendent recommended the
appointment of Agnes H. Klipp. a for-
mer teacher in Stamford schools. to _
fill Miss Bode‘s position in Stevens
School.
Requests of parents m ihe transfer
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7‘ 1
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. ..... .. . . . .. ......... 29c 39... 50031“
NoEwALIg’s LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
NEW WASH DRESS GOODS
COTTON CREPES—All the new shades, 1 yard wide . . . . . .. 85.:
E i NORM ANDY VOILE—Many novel patterns, 1 yard wide . ..
TISSUE GINGHAM—Attractive checks and plaids
1yardwide ........
IMPORTED GINGHAM
DOMESTIC GINGHAM
. OUR USUAL BIG LINE OF TABLE DAMASK
In pattern cloths and by the yard. Napkins to match. All sizes.
Yd
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels and Toweling.
or their children to schools nearer to
their homes. although living in other
school districts. were also granted.
L
t
Acting Superintendent Burdick
thanked the committee for the privil-
ege of attending the convention of
school superintendent: in Cleveland
last month. and spoke on the benefits
derived from such a. convention. He
told of the different educational
speakers who addressed the meetings
and the many acquaintances he had
made while in Cleveland.
The reports of school nurses. high
school librarian. and the director 01
evening schools were read and accept-
cd.
One of the‘New
DOUGLAS OXFORDS
Made of Tony Red Calf,
heavy sole, has the new
authorities that
0t
more rain falls." the rain began
{all at seven o'clock this morning.
It is officially estimated that an-
other inch of rainfall
level of the river Seine
level of eighteen feet, w
tr 0! Paris was floodd.
The committee approved monthly
bills and transacted ‘other routine
business.
11.001) DANGER ,
AGAIN IN PARIS
By Universal Cable Service
PARIS. March 6.—-—Followin g
the heels of_ an announcement by the,
“there is no danger
unless
Paris bemg inundated
will
Despite the fact that
and
“'hcn an actor joined the church
in Mcriann every New York paper
wrote it up on the first page.
on
raise the
to the 1910
n the cen-
t: has notg
rained for thirty hours. the Seine is'
still rising at. an average rate or an'
inch an hour due to the swollen con-.
dition of the Marne
contributory rivers.
the Aisn'e.
square toe. .
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
AG! \( i FOR
\V’ L DOLGLAS SHOES
l or “en, \\ omen and Children
Hear the
Tango Fox Trot
‘iLA PALOMA”. ’
By the
International Orchestra
Victor Record No. 19002
A.J.Collins Co.
70-72 North Main St.
SPECIALS FOR THE
. WEEK
. Norway Fat Mackerel,
2 for ................. 25c
California Sardines, in tomato
sauce, can ............ 156
Winsome Corn, special-
2 cans for ............ 25c
Columbia River Salmon, 1 2 lb.
can, special—- ........... 180
A. STULL
p.24 Cottage 81'... East Norwalk
PALACE B‘OOTERY
7 'PALACE-TEBATBE ammo
CHOOSING FASHIONS WISELY
When choosing Pumps or Oxfords developed by Palace
Bootery, she is choosing “1881)
For it is obviously correct,
practical and considering. Most moderately priced. The new
lattice Pat. and Grey Buck Pumps are the most talked of fash-
ios of the town at .............
............. $6.95
Always one step ahead in footwear fashion. 0
HOSIERY—ALL THE LATEST SHADES.
GalvaniZed ware
All Sizes Ash Cans, Garbage Cans. Coal Rods, Wash Tubs, etc.
ROSENFIELD’. BROS.
Phone 340
125 Washington St.
Free. Delivery
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FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
or cons sorrs, omens, sum-rs Aim ’wAI8Ts
1 ._ RegardigssofFormerPrices.
I.
51-53 So. Main St.
86. Norwall
We were not damaged by l
the Clifl‘ord Hotel fire, and
we are fully equipped to
take care of your prescrip-
tion and drug needs.
m.
Bovi Pharmacy
.. :JAMES PARKER, 11gb",
" . .' Licensed Pharmacist
52 So. Main St. 80. No
"GAS. STOVES '
_ and
HEATERS
The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
Honey Loaned
Diamonds.
mm. 11. CAN'UNG ' ,_
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
Raymond R.
Succe8sor to
i Raymond E9” "Son 5
more“ -
.EMBALMEku _ - ~ .
84 So.,Main St. So. Norwnlk, Ct.
Phone 1684 1
7 .. var-r —. __ . HOT CHOCOLATE
Sha iro os x m 9W
. p Br . Ice Cream Sodas _
Freshllade Candy "
ol
°g.
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN. HAY,
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
Q
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
PRICE
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering on Old well
PIGGLY V VIGGLY
Watch for the
Opening
—-'- Of‘ the —f-
SOUTH NORWALK
Store
18 France St.
ROWLAND M. BEA CH
Florist (
Phone 2140
TARLOV Enos.
Leading Tome-comets
7' we‘nsoomsENo
LORI} ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
1
Quality
. l
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~3 I- Q . 1
(.1; - - ‘ I 1
Phone 2047
Norwalk's Lav-gee: Mascn Bu
20 Isaac; '-
Frcmgtnsss Eco
THATCHER HEATE'
AND RANGES
Konlpak :‘lllfinlfllli? (ins :1
Water litaz-‘rs
Duro Country “(Mfr Six-ic-
Plumbin: — them;
Phone Sill-2
STEPHEN MILLER
15 Monroe Street.
MORE ATTRACTIVE
THAN FINE PlCTURE
Ase our.
MODERN
BATHROO
4:) ’ \FIXTURE
a..-
BATH ROOM,
F I XTURESI
@117 77/17/1113 at
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nude (0 look “1 ll :1.;-l “(31- '
for a long pI-riml m‘
tcry 1111111115 1111- :1
celebrated 1111111111....
stand behind 1l1 ir 11. 11.1
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NASH, RAYMOI‘ D <5; D
COMPAAY
2 Flax Hill Road.
MILL OUTLET
. STORE
124 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
THIS WEEK’S SPEC 4 ‘
25 Per Cent. Discount 1
Boudoir, Table and D
Lamps
THE NORWALK'S
ELECTRIC co.
11 No. Main Street.
Do You Know the {0‘ ‘
Perfect V ision-
So much enjoyment $3025:
health is dependent or. G’
SIGHT that one fshou id eq‘erait
ten 9" 5:
best of care. 0 when pm
fective vision exists
:2er FITTED G1 ASSESwfi,
rectify it. Bring 30‘“ e e t re
'0 one who is equipped '0 Sim. *
your wants in every panic
tail.
WILLIAM J 11100 ’
opromsrms;
Norwalk Chronicler