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seesaw...
\ Signs ' of
Spring .
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—
1he light of hope in which we bask-
ed has in no way been blighted,
as coal has come upon the scene
my
)egitimate contractor!
LET I S HELP YOU BUILD YOUR Q‘VN HODIEHr
The Hatch 69’ Bailey Go.
LUMBER & MILLWORK
Celotex—Shectrock—Comell \Vall Boards-—Creo-Dlpt Sldnglcs.‘
YouLwill find that there is a type of contractor, who at
lésing out, always figures on a first-class job.. .He
. >115 the highest bidder nor the loWest.. But he will
giv‘e yeti a house, every inch of it sound, weatherproof, and
free from annayances and constant repairs-11. house with a
‘- low rate of depreciation and a high resale value“
and satisfactory as long as you live in it.
.trsctor has your interests at heart. In the long run he is the
cheapest and most satisfactory. That is why we say go to a
Comfortable
This kind of con-
s
tad 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 a
FIRST SHOWING
'_.__of___.
SPRING HATS
$3. 50 $3.85
IIE’MAIV'SESIIOB-
. QIhsiéllw Qfi'fiearar
)5. Norwalk. Goon;
- GAS ‘srovns
and
HEATERS
The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.
57 Wall St.
3
Say It With
Q
Flowers
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Flowers. for All Occasions
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SO. NORWALK 8
FLORIST ”
2 South Main Stieet
Phone 3154
WWfIffiz’SI
WEEKES AUTO
.9 I! .P A
4:: wow «armour
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 61" Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405
Protected with Duofola
or shirt ? It 1111 protection uith comfort.
This is a high grade under“ ear, especially 11 oil made for
: wear nont mm wrance and good fit,
in reach of ev cry purse.
-nfant‘ s Binds ........... . .................... 35c and 50c
Infant‘sShirts.................. .............. 85cand98c
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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 cona
talus warm wool and the inside ‘
. layer is soft cotton, with air
space between.
more ideal for an infant’s band
South Norwalk
FREE DELIVERY
\Vhat could be '
yet the price is “1th-
g Schultze’ s Satauday Specials
Pork Roast ....... .. . . ..... . ..... 18c lb.
Lamb Fares ....................... 18c lb.
Fresh Shoulders ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast ..... J. . . . . '. . . '14c lb.
Fresh Hams ..... ..... 25c lb.
Fancy Fowls .................. '. . . . 35c lb.
Prime Rib Roast . . . . . . . . . . ..... 20c, 28c lb.
Roasting Chickens . . . . . . . . . ....... 38c lb.
Home-Made Sausage ...... . . . . . . .. . 320 lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. NorWalk.
39 and 43 Mair. Street, Norwalk. '
Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
Westport Georgetown Darlen
‘.!fl~
; 1
SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
14 West Ave.
Phone 2257
Norwalk
5
M. Bolus J. Zarifls
\
Dine at the Old Stand by
PALACE BOOTEY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
the speaker. Itris not to be expected
answer all _
[NCOME TAX
ADVICE F9R
RADIO FANS
First aid to citizens who have thus
far failed to make their income tax
returns, due March 15. will be for-
nished by WGY. the radio broadcast-
ing of the General Electric Com-
pany, Monday night. March 12 at
7:45 o'clock. ' .
L. B. Van Dyck. assistant general
aud'or of the General Electric Com-
pany and an expert on tax accounting
will discuss blank 1040 A, the re-
turn for which: thoSe receiving in-
comes of $5,000 or less are responsl-l
ble. Mr. VanDyck will take up the
form section by section, beginning
with page one.
It is strongly recommended that.
the listener have his income tax
forms-in front of him as _ he listens
as this will assist him in following
that Mr. Van Dyck will ,
the questions that arise in the mind
of the listener but he will provide a
fund of valuable information which
should prove of great assistance ,to
the puzzled citizen. This service
should also tend to relieve the task of
the, 'federal agents. who are gener-
ally swamped with inquiries on the
final days allotted for the returns.
PLAN MEETING 1110 can: '
, 31E)!-
31285 TO 0303'! rm I? STATUTE
For the p’ttrpose of gaining new
adherents to its i‘ lit against compul-
sory ‘vaecinationg‘ the Connecticut
Medical Liberty League Turn, will hold
:1 meeting Sunday afternoon in the
Newfleld building Bridgeport at three
o'clock.
I n!" 0’1": nt‘
t‘n Ta «NA uv‘d
other compulsory vaccination dispu-
ll~1ll ‘. .1111;
,'.;~:1lu (11'-
£111: heron- the Public Health and
Safety commission to ask that the
statute compelling“ the prac‘lf‘e of
vaccination be repealed.
Officers who are to linrprr‘sr-‘nt at
tomorrow's meeting of {We Lonnie are
ar-
....1- -
One of the New
Our Suit
.\
THIS PATTERN , .«
.And Thousands More Will Be Found In _
' THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL
, yNow on Sale
in .
IT ONLY COSTS
10o
When Purchased With a Pattern Coupon.
ISTRAM e Hiram
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Section
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;of36-inch {:1 {7
It’s 11
Ladies’
'ilome
Journal
Pattern
For
Size 35
requires
material.
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Dr. Per Nelson, of Hartford: ‘Dr. W.
H. Hinckley Waterbury: Dr. Thomas,
Mulligan. New Britian: 1". X Perry.
Naugatuck; Rev. Charles “1'. Simpson
Stratfora; Andrew Leary. Norwalk:'
Dr. S. S. Hurlburt, New Haven and
Reverend H.011. Reimers, state or-
ganizer and of Durham.
MISS LYONS STILL HAS HIGH
TERIPERATURE.
ESCANABA. Mich, hiarch 9.—‘The
excessive temperature of 114 degrees
or higher xprlncd by Miss Evelyn
Lyons for twenty days continued to-
day.
Miss Lyons complained only of being
kept front taking exercise outside the
house.-
The cause of the excessive tempera-
lure still remained a. puzzle to physi-
cians. \ ‘
1', aliases 111%? T
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DOUGLAS OXFORDS 1
FRENCH PLAYS AND
'DANCES
Under the :iuspicos ot the
HILLSIDE CIRCLE or:-
KING'S DAUGHTERS
For the Benefit of the French 0r-
plums lit the Gymnasium.
“1W
3—1., -,- ~.
£343 I!”
,2 {2.1 ‘
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Saturday Evening, March 17th
At 8 P. M.
TICKETS ....5OCents—-Tox!'rec
if Made of Tony Red Calf,
heavy sole, has the new
square toe.
KEELEI‘JS
SHOE STORE
actsxcr’von
“Z L. DOIIGIAB SHOES
For Men, “omen and Childreh.
FREE
HALF BARREL 1.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
FREE WITH EVERY
“SELLERS”
. Reodner
F eed Co.
WHOLESALE
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
,’ Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY.
Phone 2047 20 Isaacs “3 .
Nerwalk K's Largest Fiasco Bull
Quality
Promptness £53,,
TH iTCHER HE lTEP
AND RUN i-ES
Koznpak Aulomatic Gas and
\Yau-r limit-r:
“1er Country “111611 Fisicms
Plumbing — liraiin;
I’hnne 1:97-2
STEPHEN MILLER
15 Monroe Street.
OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 100.
No profiteering on Oh! Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
'
MORE ATTRACTIVE
THAN FINE PIC was
ARE Cut;
MODERN
BATHRCOF
. “,5 KFIXTURES
.BATHRQQM
FIXTURE-”'8
‘ KER?! weighs”:
:63 l‘ flail/7152.:
\TIIIC hathnnk'n’ixfhlyts'f lint 1'
sell are “111'.“ 111' ml ’1!le s
KITCHEN CABINET
Sold During Culond Lot Solo.
made to loot. “ell :u.1l “-1211— m
for a long period of lime. “or pi:
[cry utilities are flll':‘.i~i11"l us
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE CO.
8 North Main Street.
r
TEETH “’ITIIOUT PLATES
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-as
Mini: Nerve Block. I also do both
fixed and removable bridges at
reasonable prices.
DR. SLOMAN
102 Washington St.
Phone 3129 Hours: 9-8 F. M.
South Nomalk. Conn.
CHOOSING FASHIONS _WISELY
When choosing Pumps or Oxfords developed by Palace
Bootery, she is choosing wisely.
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
Alivays one step ahead in footwear fashion.
HOSIERY—ALL THE LATEST SHADES. ~
For it is obviously correct,
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
‘ souTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
'FURNI URE
nonwnmr mun GIVEN
”momma -
onus of Utmost Convénience
W
NOVELTIES FOR s'r. PATRICK’S'DA'Y. ,
Dennison Decorated Table Cloths and Napkins, Streamers
Greeting Cards, Postal Cards, Favors, Tally Cards, Place Cards
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT.
The Hamilton». Shop;
’49 Wall em
Galvanized Ware
All Sizes Ash Cans, Garbage Cans, Coal Hods, Wash Tubs, etc.
,ROSENFIELD' .BROSi.
Phone 340 ‘
"125 Washington St.
A
Watch for the
Opening
BUSINESS
GORHIERCIAL, STENOGRAI‘DER
and
SECRETARIAL
cooasns
—- ENROLL NO“? —
-—-t_of the —-
, SOUTH NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
celebrated n11122111';1r:11r1111~ \‘l.
stand behind their “annually
u‘t'tlsfil products.
NASH, RAYMOND 3.
COMPANY
2 Flax Iii ll Rand.
MILL OUTLET
., STORE
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGES
so. NORWALK STAMFORD
PORT cuasrsr; l
THE TEXTILE STORE
NOTICE
A 16 per centudiscounmwul be
given on all purchases of Silk dur-
ing National Silk “look. from
March 5th to March filth-inclusive.
w
136 Washington Street
So. Norwalk.
Free Delivery
2
a
42 80. Main St;
YOU DO YOUR OWN
PICKING
MARK-OF F
Shoe Store
80. Not-walk
ROWLANDM. BEACH
1 Florist
16 Trance 81:.
the 2140
124 Washington street
SOUTH N GRWALK
THIS WEEK ‘S SPECIALS
25 Per Cent. Discount on
Boudoir, Table as (1 Des
Lamps
THE NORWALK s
Just Above the Clifi'ord.
We were not damaged by
the Clifford Hotel fire, and
we; are fully equipped to
take care of your prescrip-
tion and drug needs.
. Bovi , Pharm' acy. 7
, JAMES PARKER, Mgr. '
- ~. Licensed Pharmacist
52 seam "St.fSo.NorwaJkV 7
- Money loaned
cum
Watches. Jewelry
-_ 7'1 WWW
“ 1 suitcases; .1
n' ' Ooh-WM
Raymond, j R. Aike
; WALL & HIGH BREETS
Successor to
Raymond £9“ Son . .
noswarx, cons .
' Hor'caooomru
FREDK. H. GANCNG
FUNERAL mnecron m
a ,
ELECTRIC CO.
‘ 11 No. Main Street.
' ‘ A.)
Do You Know the 131750
Perfect Vision .
nd actu“
So much enjoyment a
health is dependent on GOOD £2225).
SIGHT that one should give 1 0
best of care. Often eye 5111;an
defective vision exists when “ha:
EZRLY FITTED GLASSES ouble
rectifv it. Bring your eye tr
(1 to care to
ac who is equippe e
23311i} wants in every particular d
tail.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTOMETRIST on N
Keeler Bldg. Washingt
South Norwalk 353
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