A nouns}: mu. 2,1923. Cinders ' Well, it's almou over N "01!, wind, it winter comes can Spring, be n’:___ behind 1" we are already —tsking orders for next season. People insist, we do not object. But we are not yet quite out of the woods for the present season. N A busy summer is in prospect— ‘ if coal can be had. People are not going to wait for lower prices. They want coal l The Ferris Coal Co.‘; 1/1:- M4423 suds! ell“: m'fltara .5. Nortvalk. canm’ Present for EASTER "HAHHAT‘I'AN SHIRTS’ ' When You Build- Build Right -MAURICE I. mac. us 0001) HOUSEKEEPIKG If your new home is of poor construction and poor plan, if at the end of ayear or two ceilings crack, the roof looks, the woodwork warps, the plumbing balks, you will have an un- sound investment on your hands. have shrunk. More dollars will be needed for repairs. In the end it costs no more to build a home right than 'otherwise. These facts are so apparent‘that it seems a waste of space to set them down. LE'I‘ US III-1L? YOU BUILD YOUR OWN HODIE KNOW YOLB CONTRACTOR The Hatch 69° Bailey 1.011333 & MILLWORK Celotex—Sbeetrocli-meli Wall Boards—Creo-Dipt Shingles Quality Groceries and ‘ Free Delivery ' A. F. Beckmann 63 Co., Inc. 83 Washington Street South Norwalk PHONE 1405 rm DELIVERY ................................................. Your original dollars ‘will‘ ' C0. bandits were identified as those of C. ‘ z. Shelton. notorious mail robber, and PAL " RY " EASTER FOOTWEAR Easter time is dress up time. “’hen everybody admires pretty shoes. Pretty shoes will only be seen at the Palace Bootery. \Vheix this season has brought the prettiest shoes ever shown in town. ()nc glance at our window and you will be amazed. if you want to ad- mire shoes for Easter, dress up in Palace liootery Shoes. Moderately Priced, $4 .95 to $7. 95 And a Complete Line of . - . 68 WALL ST. Jeweler a Optometrist NORWALK HEM TIIIOI'G.‘ QIOthlng Headquarters for Owen Watches. Fine Furnishings . . W and Emerson Hats x7115: MA fl 315M059 Glisten“: Wilcox-a 15.NOI'VII"¢. Genet PRATT’S Buttermilk Laying Mash Scratch Feed Poultry Remedies Make Hens Lay and Pay m 1.13“! & SONS 27 Commerce St. 'RI. 2128 Now-II . some: and Optometrist : Eyes Examined by a " University Graduate Robt. A. Benedict ” WALL 81'. NOBWALI a a Spectacles V ‘1' Eye Glasses Eyes examined by a competent coyometriat—over 20 years' expo- rlence right here In Norwaik—pcrfcct fitting guaranteed. ' Watch. Clock and Jewelry repairing in the beat poaslbia manner and promptly. A complete stock of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at ways on hand. 0. B. JACKSON HERSHFIELD Motor Transportation Co. LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor- tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work IO. Main Office, 26 Concord St., :50. Norwalk, Phone 294 New York omce, 201 West 20th, Phone Chelsea 8059 Schultze’ 8 Thursday Specials FreshPlate ...... . ..... 7clb. HamburgStaak............... ..16c,lb. Home-Made. Sausage ............. . 30c lb. Shoulder Steak . . . ............... . 16c lb. Beef Liver ..... . ............ . . 12c lb. RibLambChops ......... ..........35c lb. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwslk. 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwallt. Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport ...-.-.--.--..-.--..._..s.._.._.-..-----_-----...’, .................... ......................... U FURMTUEE 3:3 “L; ‘3"?ri1‘ii WASHIHCYCJN' 1:2". 5:3. MORWALK navanro coma “seem. Gaines “who? 33. for non. u. » One of the bandits SPRINGFIELD, Iii.. April 2.— Bandits held up a mail truck at the Chicago and Alton Railroad depot here early today and escaped with “"0 pouches of mail. Guards fought 8- gun battle with the robbers. Poatoffice inspectors are rushing here tonight from St. Louis and Chi- cago to aid the local inspectors. Finger prints left by one of tho Began band. is believed to leader of the famous - lal inspector. have been wounded. A shot gun was knocked rro mone of the roh- ber's hands by a bullet tired by‘a pos- on mail was not revealed by the pos- tal authorities. The mry was the most daring since the Dearborn street station rob- bery in Chicago, nearly two years ( ago. It ' __——._—_—_—. : CELEBRATE BIRTH 1 OF ENGLISH PRINCE LONDON. April 2.—Prinee Henry, third son and fourth child of King George and Queen Mary, celebrates his twenty-third birthday Saturday and salutes were fired at naval and military stations. The Prince. who is a lieutenant in the 10th Hussars, is a studious and popular young man, but failing the demise of his elder brothers, he is ap- parently doomed to the humdrum life or a. junior member of the royal family, who will haie to devote him- self to a military career with the pos- sibility of a colonial goternorship many years hence. At present he has an income of 10, 000 pounds a year from the state which will be in- vrcascd to 25.000 pounds on his mar- riage. But out of this he will have to provide for any family he may have. as the state makes no further grants .to the descendants of Junior branches of the royal house. Henry is the best polo player. crick- ctcr and track-athlete of the royal VICTOR APRIL RECORDS ON SALE TODAY 8t Donnelly’s NOTICE On Thursday, Friday and Satur- day of this week Mrs. C. Simonln will be here to demonstrate I'cpscnie Seltzer. The scltaer which does not affect the heart. Bov1 Pharmacy JAMES PARKER, Mgr. Licensed Pharmciat . 52 So. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk‘ SUITS TOPCOATS HATS FURNISHINGS A selection to gratify the man at taste and Judgment will greet him when he visits this store on his Easter shopping tour. Values and The value of the stol- ' 000 «:uzwuw ° 0 O 3W3” sylcs are equally good. —— Palace Clothes Shop sass scuoonnouse: So. Norwalk a“- 13 No. Main St. waxwewwwwww «eo'w~°~'«sows«:«~o.w T RISTRAM 89° HY ATT NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE 00:00:“: 0 O O O: 3;} 00 O O :11: ‘3'- e e e ‘ - 13: ee‘ ego , 7:, g 0:. 6:6 ‘ “ff o.e of 7’ g? e? O. I I i ..O 0% §%; - ste .. - ' s1- oz. °. '. ' 0:. e39 l '3' r“ , z fit 00 7 “1 : ‘3 0:9 ‘ ‘3' .3. 0:. of 0:9 0:0 Oze ” P h “S f S ”'3 O. ,. ut t e pirit o pring’ .:0 ‘5 t Ev ry R .0 .. In 0 e 00m .:; 00 0:0 co .3 ’3' Can’t be done 7 , - . 3: :3: Indeed it can as you’ll agree when you see the new Oxford Cross Nets and Curtains. of. .3. For the spirit of Spring, of course, is sunshine and color—z—not glaring and vivid as in ’E’ , , Summer, but delightfully soft and harmonious—and such' is the spirit of the Oxford Cross Nets. ’3‘ 00 This is just one of the merchandise surprises we have for you. ,4 :3: so ,3 . 00 ee : . O 3 Home Craft Week .3 _ 0 0:. THE ORIGINAL BETTER BODIES “'EEK :‘ u e .3; APRIL 2ND TO 7TH °§ 5:. ’3 . . 00 .3. You know, course, that Home Craft Week is the time when throughout the country, stores 0: e are showing the newest styles in home furnishings. -It is one of the most important weeks of .0 ° the year, for today the homemaker is as careful to clothe her windows in good taste as she is to .3 clothe herself becomingly. .: O. .0 éeezuzeezew ooze. :« eezzee «:00 :eezzee «9 es: eo :«fieezeezee:e-o:oe:ee :«zeezeefie oozeezee °»:«:«: co: co u:«:e.;ee:«:»: family, and polo experts seriously re-l gnrd him as a possibility tor the next England team in international mntcii- ' cs. It is expected that King George: will create Henry a Duke this year. ENGLISH l-‘ARBI STRIKE By t'nlversai Cable Service 6 LONDON. April 1. —— The farm; laborers' strike in Norfolk is assum- ing a serious aspect. The strikers are invading farms and intimidating workers who have refused to go out. The government is expected to in- troduce a. bill in Parliament alter the Easter recess to grant subventions to farmcrs to enable them to pay the wages demanded .by the laborers. Marshmallows make excellcnl emergency powder pulls. ROWLAND M. BEACH Florist whence St. Phonemic :21- GUARANTEE " mum: arm panama co U SPECIAL WINNIPAUK FEED STORE “WIRTHHORE POULTRY REDS ' ’ Wm. H. Bette, Prop. Phone 2619 - i’ioney issued > o- M Weenies-Jove!" Roodner Feed Co. WHOLESALE FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY. STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC. Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street South N orwalk, Conn. OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD PRICE The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfectc Bouquet at 10c. No profiteering on Old Well Cigars. They are the best cigars made at that price. Watch for the Opening — of the —_. son'rn noawm PIGGLY WIGGLY Store YOU DO YOUR OWN, PIOKIHG MARK-0F F Shoe Store Phone M as Isaacs Place Norwalk's LargestoMason Builder Econo Quality Promptnesa F. S. LYON JOB PRINTING South Norwalk. THATCHER HEATERS AND RANGES Kompak Automatic Gas and Water Haters Duro Country Water Systems Plumbing — Heating Phone 897-2 STEPHEN MILLER 15 Monroe Street. THE TEXTILE STORE 3!: ST RECEIVED so Inch Sport Satin, white, black and colors ........... 81.98 yd. 40 Inch Silk Dnvetyne for Capes. Yard ........ . .......... 8325 136 Washington Street 80. Remix. THIS - WEEK’S SPECIALS 25 Per Cent. Disoo' nnt on Bond oir, Table and Desk Lamps THE NORWALK’S ELECTRIC CO. 11 No. stain Street. TARLOV BROS. Leading Tobaooonlsta we RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Hill Havana Bland 5c Each —. m "' 80—2 for 15¢ run-um a“
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