”new . ~e ' Cinders Well, it's almost over. “ Oh, wind, if winter comes can Spring be far behind i” We are already taking orders for next season. People must, we do not object. But we are not yet quite out of the woods for the present season. V ' A busy summer is in prospect- it cool can be had. People are not going to wait for , lower prices. They want coal 1 The Ferris Coal CO. Present " And a Complete Line of Hand Tailored Cloth‘vtg Fine Furnishings and ,. Emerson Hats ’XTIIECMAM'SISIIUP; ' ‘ ,C‘losi'ellod @‘fitata .5. Norwalk.‘comh PRATT’S Buttermilk Laying Mash Scratch Feed Poultry Remedies Make Hens Lay and Pay FRANK LIBNER & SONS 11 Commerce St. Tel. 2128 Nor-walk have shrunk. set them down. LET US HELP YOU BUILD YOUR OWN HOME KNOW YOUR CONTRACTOR The Hatch e Bailey CO. LUMBER a MILLWORK ' Celotex—Sheetrock«-—Cornell Wall ' a ‘ ‘ . 0 When You Build-Build Right . -—HAURICE L FLAGG,“ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING If your new hoine is of poor construction and' poor plan, if at the end of a year or twoceilings crack, the roof leaks, the woodwork warps, the plumbing balks, you will have an un- sound investment on your hands. Your originalx dollars Will ore dollars will be needed for repairs. In the end it.costs no more to build a home right than otherwuse. These facts are so apparent that it seems a waste of space to, -Dipt Shingles Quality Groceries and Free Delivery PHONE 1405 ................... PALACE 'mam BUILDING A. F. Beckmann 69‘ CO., Inc, 83 Washington Street . South Norwalk' museums ‘ shoes. HERSHFIELD Motor Transportation EASTER FOOTWEAR Easter time is dress up time. Pretty shoes will only be seen at the Palace Bootery. this season has brought the prettiwt shoes ever shown in town. Ono glance at our window and you will be amazed. mire shoes for Easter, dress up in Palace Bootery Shoes. Moderately Priced, $4.95 to $7.95 LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING Daily Service Between New York & N orwalk Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor- tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294 New York Oifice. 201 West Mb, Phone Chelsea 8059 “’hen everybody admires pretty “’hel\ It you want to ad- CO. , .. S;n\'c Y()ur E1;(‘s_ Jeweler and Optometrist Eyes Examined by a University Graduate Robt. A. Benedict 22 WALL ST. NORWALK JUNE FLOWERS TODAY 3““ Flowers Hake .. The Home Cheerful S Salt Spare Ribs .................. 121/2c lb. Plate Corned Beef ................. 8c lb. Boneless Brisket .......... . ....... 16c lb. Rump Corned Beef ............. 20c-22c lb. Smoked Shoulders ................. 14c lb. Dixie Bacon . .. ..... .. ............. 22c lb. Weetport Georgetown Dal-ten Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk. 39 and 43 Main Street, Nor-walk. Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport ; g; B. Spread of Smallpoi— Teachers Vaccinated. STAMFORD. APRIL 4.— bo. lnnoeulated. Health Oiflcer J. J’. Ryle. back" to the point would he places would witness something akin to the old days. say the prospectors and mining men. who still have faith in the underground treasures of the mountains. in: that oflicial that passed. The precaution the program to of smallpox in Stamford. day. and will continue Easter vacation period. itors will also be inoculated. School officials are ,to provide substitutes made. SILVER “BOOM” TOWNS’ HOPE TO have DENVER. Colo.. “hope that springs April eternal" booming mining towns prosperous times of yore. dred. .Leadville, Aspen. cline in the Should the silver market where highly profitable, A total of titty-one public school children, who either refused to be vaccinated, or were declared unfit to have been excused from the schools, under ordrs from The health officer has sent a. com- munication ‘0 acting School Super- intendent Oscar L. Bur-dick. inform- the children who havé been barred must be kept out or the schools until the period of possible smallpox contagion has been is part or prevent the spread Work or vaccinating teach'erl in . the public schools was begun" Mon- during the School jan- tearful that sickness resulting from the after et- fecta of vaccination may deplete the teaching atafls of the public schools during the next ten. days. and plans been MAKE COME-BACK 3.o—-The is no- where more apparent than in the sil- ver camps oi: the Colorado Rockies. Those who now live in these former confidently look forward to that day when the metal mining industry will come back into its own and bring with it the Many of these silver "boom" townl have dwindled from a. population of several thousand down to a few hun- Cripple Crcek. Central City and others. while, for the most part. enterprising and thriving. have undoubtedly etfeets of the mining industry. felt the silver “come mining these Under 'l‘ariov’a Cigar Store. ‘ Phone 3 3 2 0 Careful Drivers Day and Night Set-flee. i‘ioney loan F. S. LYON JOB PRINTING South Norwaik. SUITS TOPCOATS HATS FURNISHINGS A selection to.gratiiy the man of taste and Judgment will greet him when he visits this store on his OR ”US URNITURE fssnllus UCS FURNITURE CO. ANCES l27~i29 WASHINCTC"! 87'. so. NORw‘ALK THE HERMAN SHOE Police, Army and Navy Styles. For the man on his feet all day there is no other. shoe that will' glvc him the service and comfort that is found in Herman Shoes. $6.00 $6.50 $7.00 fi . Milton EIWOO 0mm: ' room...— 123 Wmailon 3!. 80m 303W“! ~ so. NORWALK - , ' ' > » FLORIST ‘ DAVENPOM’ COFFEE SHOPPE zsouthn‘hMt AP’INQOMMW Phone 364 CakummuOrdee-fwflema Use , ‘ cause: eon names HOTEL DAVENPORT . 8! ‘ Music'fiver‘y Evening—4:39 to 9:00 ~ ,. . .i mean. «an. : Easter shopping tour. Values and\ syics are equally good. -_ Palace Clothes ShOp JESS SCHOOLHOUSE 13 No. Main St. 80. Nor-walk "i GUARANTEE ,U ‘ .- M :33; B " E L 3.1,:ng I. w“, .A, S [BUNKANDUIIBRELLACO * Flown-s Step Taken to Prevent‘ j Visit O TMsRAM ‘5 —NORW_ALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE ’ 1" \C X at A - - i. , ’ W 0 O O O . “.“.”.”.”.“:” , e HYATT Our Hosiery D epartment LADIES’ SILK HOSE OF ALL THE LEADING MAKES All the newiand standard shades—Silver, Medium Grey, Suede, Cinnamon ' A SPECIAL 0N LADIES’ PURE SILK STDCKIN GS Brown, White, Black. Bargains oooooo COCO-llatcascoa.eao.lltaa-.a CHILDREN’S FANCY RIBBED HOSE—Grey, Pongeo, Cordovan, Black ........ 50c, 59¢ p34, BUY A “LADY SEALPAX” _..« g3 Dainty'Athletie Underwear for every woman every day NEW SILK AND ‘ CHAMOIS GLOVES FOR SPRING All the leading styles and shades. Kayser and Van Baalte makes . . . . . . ._ ....... 75c, 8175 p25,, THIS IS QUAm cam WEEK. ‘New Ladies Home Journal Fashion Quarterly—Just Out. OO'O'O'O‘O°O_OO.OOOOOOOOOOVOOO‘OO'O'O'OOO.06009 0.09.00.00.00 ”.”.”.”.”.”.9..¢O.”.O’.”.”.”.”.0.0.0.”.OO.”.”.”.”.“.”.W.”.” 00 90 09 «.“:“ and Black $2.00, $2.50, $2.93 pair $1.00 pair tlt‘ . . . $1.00, $1.35 3 :1.., cl . 1 Ph- ' Mare-35 O .009" .1 tain districts._. the mountains and of bringing the silver market stands today. But the veteran prospectors Mother Earth. days. the metal mining might actually stage a “comeback." This is the day that interested in. pends on the mining business. vegetable growing. towns the mountain mining would benefit. NOT MURDER BUT poo-ca ACUTE ALCOHOLISM, CAUSE OF DEATH ‘ M i NEW HAVEN. April 8.—Not mur-i der. but acute alcoholism caused the death of Mrs. Lena Huntington. wife or a prominent resident. whose bodyl was found in a deserted aback here and three men with the crime were absolved from blame in a. de- cision by Coroner Mix. issued today. Evidence disclosed Mrs. Hunting- ton went to the shack voluntarily af- ter telling her husband she was go- ing to visit her mother. and spent indulging in a de- Saturday morning. held in connection ten days bauch. there That silver and gold still exist in large quantities in many of the mouu~ there is no question. Butthe expense of getting it out of the ground; of transporting it through - through the mill process is great to make it a profitable business the way never! doubt but what there will be a big? revival some day and they can once more dig a. comfortable fortune from Theirs is an optimism that might be pathetic it it were not for the very fact that one otuthese industry Colorado is Not that the state de- It has demonstrated fully that it can thrive prosperously on its other enterprises ~tarming. stock raising and fruit and .- But should mining take an upward ”Roodner ' Feed Co. ' WHOLESALE FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN. HAY, STRAW, FERTILIZER, 3T0. Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street South N orwalk, Conn. D i shoot, it is not at all improbable that would witness a. return engagement of the "good old days." And the whole state HOT CHOCOLATE Fruit Sundaea Ice Cream Sodas Fresh Made Candy PEPPOs CHOCOLATE SHOPPE 10 South Main St. i . i t A 3 ' t ‘ P it . l‘ mam 29 Imq * Norwaik'e Largest Massn an; Quality Promptness E::. —._ A Cough llixtllre in w” personal requiremmln 500 per inill'. Bovi Pharmacy JADIES PARKE“. .‘izr. Licensed I’llarmaréct‘ 52 80. Main St. $0. No. 7., ~s‘ 1,: THATCHER HEATER AND RANGES Kompak Automatic Gas am Water Heaters Doro Country “"ater Sys'eln Plumbing - Healing Phone 393-2 STEPHEN MILLER 15 Monroe Street. Florist to l'ranee 81;. Phone 2140 YOU DO YOUR OWN PICKING MARK-OF F Shoe Store 42 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk Just Above.the Cliii’ord. THE TEXTILE STO: . Jts'r RECEIVED I 40 Inch Sport Satin, willie. ' and colors ........... $1.99 40 Inch Silk Duvetyne in! Yard ................... ‘ 136 Washm’ g‘ton Street So. Nor-walk. Watch for the Opening .' o—-—ofthe—-A ". SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK ‘ Best Family Flour . . . 95c bag Quaker Oatmeal, in bulk, 5 lbs. ................ 17c Pure Jam, assorted flavors, large size jar ......... 25c Toilet Tissue, 7for 25c A. STULL .24 Cottage St., East Norwalk ' sou-r11 nonwau: PIGGLY WIGGLY Store THIS WEEK’S SPEC ; " 25 Per Cent. Discount . Boudoir, Table and D Lamps THE NORWALK’S ELECTRIC CO. . 11 No. Math Street. ‘~ ‘ if —\ f. I 1.4" Do You Know the Joy of Perfect Vision 2, _. So much enjoymt and actual health is dependent on GOOD EYE- . SIGHT-that one should give iLthe OLD FRIENDS ar'rnn can PRICE 7 The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet at 10c. fie profiteenng‘ on Old Well , Cigars. They are the best cigars” made at that price. "nee-stuns: the work and -. unclean-monstrou- : minnows!) TARLOV BROS. Leading Tobacconists WE RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Mild Havana Blend 5c Each -—- And — 8c—2 for 15¢ Mahaokeme Block Phcne \ f‘i‘l-lls—llusglsg. £0”? 7' all:- n I A sanitary residence is 009.0 g » m mlorts that can find my Into any man‘s life. it ' m facilitim are not all they mould be you should blouse! dds! “Bins "P0“ “5 .. aka-g us no tarnish you a“ * _‘ ,L mm
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