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Signs of
Spring 0
Some signs ofSpring are in the
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—
:he light of hope in which we bask-
ed has 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.
The Ferris Coal Co.
The Man’s Shop
Presents a ,
FIRST SHOWING
“of...—
SPRING HATS
....._ at...—
$3.50 $3.85
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r MOON.
ma .
GAS STOVES
and
HEATERS
The Connecticut
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
Light
THE PARIS
GLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
33 South Main Street
80. Norwalk
51-58 80. Main St.
So. Non-wall
WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
14 West Ave.
Phone 2257
Norwalk
You will find that there ‘is a’type of contractor; who at“
figures on a first-class job.. .He'
westITlBut' he will
eatherprooff and ‘
the risk of losing out, always
may not be the highest bidder nor the lo
give you a house, every inch of it sound. w
free from annoyances and constant repairs—a house with a-
low rate of depreciation and a high resale value. . -:Oomi‘ortable
and satisfactory as long as you live in it. This kind ot’con-
tractor has your-interests at heart. In the long run he is the _.
cheapest and most satisfactory. That .is why we say gocto a
legitimate contractor. ’
LET US HELP YOU BUILD YOUR-O\VN ROME.
The Hatch 69° Bail
LUMBER e mLLwoax
ey-
Cclotcx—Sheetrock—Cornell Wall. BoardsrCmo-Dipt Shingles
Go;
Quality GroCerieS {and '
-' Free Delivery '
A. F. Beckinann 59‘ Co.,. Inc.
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405
South N orwalk'
rm DELIVERY
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FORHOSPITAL
In connectionr.withl the arrangement
of committees for the coming Charity
Ball for the benefit or the Not-walk
hospitalon April 20, the Knights at
Columbus committee announced today
E. ’1‘. Bedtord. president at the Nor-
’ walk hospital as honorary chairman.
A. very cordial’ telegram of appreeie.-'1
tion and acceptance «was received
from Mr. Bedford' ’immediateLv ‘atter
the invitation was delivered to him.
and the committee have gained new
iHabitation from his encouragement
and personal co-operation in making
this ball a. community event.
John Cavanagh. vice-president of
the hospital. when advised of the pro-
posed benefit said. "This is a step in
the right direction. I am happy .to
see that local initiative has started
this benefit and wish it great success.
The needs or a modern hospital are
many. This weather reminds me” of
the most pressing one at this time. a
suitable nurse’s home. The hospital
urgently needs proper quarters for its
will be so successful the proceeds will
Proye a nucleus for this fund."
Below is given a. complete list of the
committee of one hundred-
Honorary chairman—E. T. Bedtord.
General committee—Dr. W. \V.
.Tracey. chairman; T. J. McGlone,
secretary.
Finance committee - Daniel
Toomey. T. J. Malone. J. J. Farrell.
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Shoulder Steak
BeefLiver'................
FreshSpareribs...............
Sausage Meat
RibLambChops...............
,PigsLiver ...... . ........
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Weetport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Bllck flock Bridgeport
.........16c lb.
14c lb.
15c lb.‘
28c lb.
32c lb.
10c lb.’
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwalk.
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ME. JEANNETTE
Formerly Located at Clifford Hotel Block
Fire Sale
Now Going On
- AT 56 NO. MAIN ST. — HANFORD BLDG.
fared you.
IT ’8 PERFEOTLY NATURAL
to like home-fed pork and its perfect-
ly harmless and good {or you provid-
ing it is the clean home-red kind, like
the kind we sell.
to out any old kind of pork that's of-
You can depend upon it
when we tell you that not only our
pork but all our meats are the safest
and best for you to buys
But it isn't safe
cannons mans! *
- RAILROAD AVENUE‘
M. name
J. Zarifls
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2215
“m “a greater beauty to.
your
”money
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REGAL ATTENTION
Mum seem;
Ind save you the
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NOBWALK TRADE GIVEN
°‘ "“30“ Convenience
Bfidse'port
125,Washington St. Phone 340
Galvanized Ware;
All Sites Ash Cans, Garbage Cans, Goal Hods, Wash Tubs, etc.
ROSENFIELD BROS.
Free Delivery
l
m a' (Emir
. Ware/z 19~12"
THE Show EVERYONE WAN'I's
Blcndéd fI'a'gl‘omce to _ “
Joice—-—-billows or make the m re—. '
to entrance the
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elilrlos'sonés. a. riot or color - V
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table Mtafiomm
endeavous 7 L ’
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nurses, and I hope the charity ball .
F.
Music committee—A. J. Collins. Dr.
'1‘. Scanlon. 'i‘hom. F. McMahon. FJJ.‘
McMahon. Robt. Howard, Kenneth‘
h‘agan.
Publicitycommittee-Pcter Foley.
E. Chariott. E. J. Quinlan. Thos. F.
Horan. E. J. Splan. 'i‘. F. Fiaherty.
Ticket committee—Thu. Stratton.
William Lyons. V. Costello. W. J.
Regan. J. Shcehan, Jr.. '1‘. A. Skelly.
, WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE
"WIBTHIVIORE POULTRY
FEEDS" ~
Wm. M. Bette, Prop. _
Phone 2619 ’
, PRA'I'r’s
. u. ... “noses-S. J. Ahearn.
Cuueo. Peter
J. Hayes. D. W. Hartord. Dr. F. J.
"M. P. Dunne. J. J. Farrell. J. T. Hayes.
Dr. H. E. Refleran. J. J. Llnxweiler.
Buttermilk Laying Mash
Scratch Feed
Poultry Remedies :
V FR‘ANK LIBNER &
SONS
27 Commerce St. ‘ . Nor-wall:
Phone 2128
,-
One of the New
DOUGLAS OXFORDS
“Kgfiy "
Made 0: Tony Red can,
' heavy sole, has the new
square toe.
' KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
AGENCY FOR
* W. D. DOUGLAS SHOES
For Merl, Women and Children.
——-. oo—
'W'EIPGOBD
TOP-COATS
SILK LINED
HAND TAILORED
—— Special at ——
3 $25.00
585.00 Value. ‘
Palace Clothes Shep
13 No. Main St. so. Norwallg
.We were not damaged by
the Olih‘o'rd Hotel fire, and
‘we; are .mny cinema is.
take. care of yourrpr’eserip.
tion and drug nude; ,
Make Hens Lay and Pay ‘ "
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s TUESDAY, MARCH 13,
\
TRISTRAM. e .HYA.
W eRent Electrical Vacuu
Cleaners for Only '
. $2.00 a Day
-Which Includes Delivery. Return and Full Instructions for Use,
See‘ Our New Stock of Linoleu
CONGOLEUM AND LINOLEUM RUGS—STRAW AND FIBRE MATTE
7
J P. Sheehan, P. A. Connery, J.‘ E.
Leonard. C. M. Dugan
l"‘or-"t~9inn committee—E. O’Mcam,
OVA. McNamara. William Cabin. R.
Refresh m ent committee—B. T.
Nattei‘ord. John Sheehan. Sr.. J. E.
Guerin. A. Gehebe, Matthew Burns.
M. J. Carew, L. Citatte. J. Caneveri.
Hall committee—T. J. Lydon. D. P.
Hogan. F. McLaughlin. F. Buckley.
Edw. Fitzpatrick. L. J. Pauline, F.
Halloran, '1‘. Murphy.
' Floor committee— A. F. Rose. 13.
J. Farrell. J. J. Magner. V. McQuillan.
\V. E. O‘Reilly. M. Devine, H. Berg-
man. C. J. Murphy.
Reception committee—Dr. W. J.,
Tracey, John Cavanagh. Wm. F. Tam- -
many. J. J. Dorsey. F. Gargan. M. J.
Howard. J. E. Leonard. J. H. Magner.
Dr. \V. H. ZMCMahon. F. J. ’Moran. Dr.
J. A. ,0'Connor.’J. W. Sculley. John J.
F. Burns. Dr. T. F.
Ciuno. D. P. Dowling. A.’Dorwood. E.
Kelly. T, J. Malone. J. I“. McMahon.
T. J. McHugh. J. L. O’Brien. M. J.3
Riordan, Paul Schultze. D. F. Toomey. .
Thomas H. Canty. L. A. Comocally.I
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Roodner l’ « ‘ 1 l x'
Phone 2047 20 Isaac;
Feed C00 _ Norwalk's Largest Mas...
. Quality Promptncss
WHOLESALE —
FLOUR.,FEED. GRAIN. HAY. 3 THATCHER HEi
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETO. .
Phone 2400 i
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic Gas
\l‘avcr Heaters
Duro Country Water S_.
Plumbing — Heating
Phone 397-2
STEPHEN MIL l
, 15 Monroe Street.
Dr. J. J. Billiard. J. A. McElroy. W. H.
McMahon. P. O'Boyic. Dr. T. F. Scan-
lon. T. A. Skelly. W. F. “'nrd. M. J.
Howleyy.
Iloney Loaned
On D’nmondl. ’
Watches. Jewelry ‘
3H AtlantIcSt.
0on- W The".
FRENOH PLAYS AND
\ DANGES
Under the Auspiccs of tho
HILLSIDE CIRCLE OF
KING‘S DACGIITERS
For the Benefit of the French Or-
phans in the Gynmasium.
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Saturday Evening, March 17th
At 3 P. M.
TICKETS so Ccnts—TaxFrcc
BUSINESS TRAINING .
COMMERCIAL, srnxocnarntn
and
SECRETARIAL .
‘couasns
—-- EXROLL N0\V —-
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGES . ‘
SO. NORWALK STAMFORD 1
PORT CHESTER '
\
‘ YOU DO YOUR OWN
PIOKING
MARKf'OFF
Shoe Store
42 So. stain 8t. So. ‘Norwalk
Raynmnd? R.‘ Aike
Successor .‘to
Raymond QTVSon.
vantages smears . :
- .aNDsWH-asem :
3'!
~o
OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars'
made at that price.
Watch for the
' Opening
—— of the -—~
3_ THAN FINE PlCTUR
MORE ATTRACTN
BATHRO
F lXTUR E ‘
. V 1
W?“ 79...: ..
:6} ,fflflfi? ’ ’
\-—— ‘sznnc-ISF _,
THE bathroom fixtures i
sell are works or art. Tb
made to look “on and wear
for a long period of time. On
[cry utilities arc furnished .
CCIQJralcd manufacturers
stand behind their nationally
vortlscd prelim-is.
NASH, RAYMOND e D
COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road
SOUTH N ORWALK
PIGGLY W IGGLY
' Store '
THE TEXTILE STO
54 Inch All Wool Tweed:
Homespuns. $1.59 & $1.75
54 Inch Camel's Hair Clot:
At ........ $2.65 8:. $2.98
136 Washington Street
So. N orwalk.
Florin
16 trance 8t. Phone 2140
Just ‘Above the Oliil'ord. ‘
EEBN
rai‘
v
till
., TARLOV BROS.
Leasinggjrosamnim
' we Recommeuo
LORDROMEO
mid Huge Blend
. Kocler. Bldg.
THIS WEEK'S SPEC ;
25 Per Cent. Discount
Boudoir, Table and L
Lamps
THE N ORWALK’S
ELECTRIC CO-
11 No. Main Street.
Do You Know the J3!
Perfect Visxon.
So much enjoyment anSD :4
health is dependent on GO_ ii
SIGHT that one should gm:
best of care. Often eye 6
defective vision exists wchexsl
ERL’Y FITTED GLASSES
rectify it. Bring your eye
to onewho is equipped to
your wants in every p 1
tall- _____fi ‘
WILLIAM J. M00
apron ETRIST
Washln
South Non-walk '
‘ «one: or coco GLASS
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Norwalk Chronicler