‘ if coal can be had.
Cinders
Well, it’s almost over.
“Oh, wind, it winter comes can
Spring be far behind i”
We are already taking orders
[or next season. People insist,
we do not object.
But we are not yet quite out of
the woods for the present season.
A busy summer is in prospect—
When You Build-Build Right .'
—MACRICE 1. mac, LN GOOD noussxmma
If your new home is of poor construction and poor plan,
if at the end of a year or two ceilings crack, the roof leaks, the
woodwork warps, the plumbing balks, you will have an un-
sound investment on your hands. Your original dollars will
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.
err rs HELP YOU BUILD YOUR OWN HOME
KNOW YOUR CONTRACTOR
The Hatch 69° Bailey
LUMBER & MILLWORK
Oelotex—Sheetrock—Cornell Wall
Co.“
~DIpt Shingles
......................................................
People are not going to wait for
lower prices. They want coal. '
The Ferris Coal Co.t ;
“TI/E MANS SHOE?
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 6;? Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 run Dams
Glosslellotl: @‘fieara‘
N.orwaik Conn.
Tresent
' ‘MANHATTAN SHIRTS ' '
And a Complete Line
of
Hand Tailored Clothing
Fine Furnishings
and
Emerson Hats
"TI/E MAN'S SHOP"
C‘Ibslello& Ill) 'filcara
5..Norwa|k Conn.
PRATT’S
Buttermilk Laying Mash
Scratch Feed
Poultry Remedies
Make Hens Lay and Pay
FRANK LIBNER &'SONS
'22 WALL ST.
{_ Sflvc Y( )1!!‘ Fl)(- 5
Jeweler and Optometrist
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
Robt. A. Benedict
NORWALK
JUNE FLOWERS TODAY
slow-rink.
The Home Cheerful
80. N ORWALK
FLORIST
a South meme:
ensue so:
21 Commerce St. Tel. 2128 Norwalk 1 :
PALAE DOTERY‘
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EASTER FOOTWEAR
Easter time is dress up time. “men everybody admires pretty
shoes. Pretty shoes will only be seen at the Palace Bootery. \Vheh
this season has brought the. prettiest shoes ever shown In town. Ono
glance at our window and you will be amazed. It you want to ad-
mire shoes for Easter, dress up In Palace Bootery Shoes.
Moderately Priced, $4. 95 to $7. 95
APRIL.
MEL-O-DEE PLAY ROLLS
At—-—-
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET OPEN EVENINGS
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HOSIERY
We have advertised our Hosiery Department but little,
because we felt that the splendid stockings we sell and the
very low prices we ask, would do the advertising, and it has,
for we number among our hosiery customers a host of appre-
ciative patrons.
There is no question about the merit of such brands as “McCal-
lum," “Corticolli.” “Kayser,” "Onyx" and “Priscilla,” In various grades
of silk front $2.00 pair to 84.00 pair.
Colors are Black. “'hite. Cordovan. Poinsetta.
Gray, Piping Rock, Suede, Navy. Ooze. Russet. African.
So we are prepared to rnateh any shade of shoe or costume.
“Onyx” Dub-L-Wea- Silk Hose give splendid service, and the
price is only $1.00 pair.
“Onyx" Pure Thread Silk Hose, full fashioned. at 81.50.
“‘omen'a and children's Cotton Rose, 25c pair and better.
Camel, Nude,
Nickel etc.
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~IfP€HANDUC A r N-fidz‘r’: TE ,PH/CL'S
IN THE SPRING A YOUNG MAN'S :ANCY
will favor rather exclusive grey suits—a dozen dif-
ferent tones and shades here.
But if you prefer blue here is everything from plain
to stripes.
And in brown! Well the whole Brown family is
picnicing here—some novel effects. ,
AND FANCY MIXTURES TO YOUR TASTE.
Everything the Volstesd Act will permit.
TOPCOATS ..... . . . . ..... $21.50 to $35. 00
Two-Pants Suits Our Specialty
Shirts, Neckwear, Hats, Caps, Belts, &c.
Copyright Clothing Co.
BNorthlainfltroet- Southllorwalk
DAVENPORT COFFEE MSHOPPE
“Condenser
A Place to let Farm Indiana.
UPSALA COLLEGE
MAY LOCATE AT
. NAUGATUCK. CONN.
A
With the goal of $600,000 nearly
reached. for which a drive was con-
ducted throughout the east during
the tall. the authorities or UpgaIa
college. Kenilworth. N. 1.. are busy
considering proposed aitea‘~for the in-
stitution. It has definitely been de-
cided to relocate the school. but
whether or not it will go out of
New Jersey has not as yet beentde-
cided. ~ Proposed locations include
Englewood. East and West Oran”
and Elizabeth. New Jersey, and Nau-
gatuck, Conn. The latter II at pres-
ent under. especial consideration.
The people of Naugatuclr have torm-
ally expressed their wisli that the In-
atitution be moved to that city. Sev-
eral Inducementa are altered. A large
beautifully situated tract of land for
new buildings has been promised.
Cfimmunications have been opened
by the Chamber at Commerce of
Naugatuck with the authorities of
Yale university. resulting In the as~
surance made by President Angeli
that Yale would be glad to compar-
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SILK TWEED”
ate and give the Upaala. students the o
privilege of using the Yale library 9
untll‘hsuch a slit-notare hasA been b‘llit 0:.
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men oned. '
m a... m. c. 0. 1mm... pm. New Fashion Quarterly. Just Out. Only 100 with Patte1 11 ,g
Ident or the college. has issued are
following statemenr: “The entire
Board of Directors of Upsala. college
will be called together in the very
near future to definitely decide upon
the matter. The Naugatuck proposi-
tion will receive serious attention.
“’3 hope to be able to announce the
final decision immediately after the
board meeting."
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SKY PILOTS WANT'
HARDING’S WORLD
COURT OF JUSTICE
J LINCOLN. Neb.. April (—Appeal
to the pastor: of the various churchea
of Nebraska was sent out by the min-
Iatera of the leading Protestant de-
nomination; of Lincoln. asking min—
isters to join in sending telegrams orl
letters to President Harding com-
mending him for his action in
attempting to get the United States
to become a. member or the world
court. The letter says in part:
“It Is doubtless apparent to all that-
the crying need of today Is.worid
peace, and a sound basis upon which
it can be maintained. “’orld peace
is primarily a moral issue.
"Being profoundly cominced that
the basis of permanent world peace
can never be reached without the
partlcipation of the United States. we
bail with delight. the news that Pres-
Ident Harding has asked the Senate!
for permission for the United Statesl
government to become a member of
the permanent court of international
justice. .
“Vi'e believe that every one. regard :
less of political party amliationa.
should heartily support the President
in his 4511011 to have our government
become a member of the world court.
“To this end we most earnestly
AN'I'I- DAYLIGB’I‘ SAVINGS BILL
By Universal Service
HARTFORD. ConnApril 4¢A dras-
tic anti- -dayllght saving bill was passed
by the lower House of the state leg-
Islature with little opposition ar‘ cent
to the Senate today. though it wasl
admitted that banks may start bus-
iness at any hour.
mvmo 1L romv
BARGAINS
ELECTRIC morons
% 110 so u. r.
normals—am. SIZES
snoranNs—wmcnss'rm
PUMP AND
ICE MACHINES
it To a TON
25 Monroe St. 80. Norwalk, Ct.
vlnvlte you and ad the other clergy-
‘men ,0! the state to Join with us in
sending telegrams or letters to Mr.
Harding. commending him
action."
Under anlnv‘l Cigar Staci.
Phone
3 3 2 0
for his I
CREPEKNIT........$2.75 yd. l
latest shades
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“EVERYTHING THE BEST
IN SEA FOOD”
_ Goslin Clams
Open Long Clams 750 qt.
Steamer in Shell ...... 20c qt.
BRIDGE FISH MKT.
n. J. CUTBILL 1
71 North Main Street.
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN, HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
Careful Drivers Day and Night
Service.
Honey Loaned
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
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T RISTRAM 69° HYATTE
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Silken’ Fabrics for
Spring Frocks
All of these dainty dress goods that every woman loves in Life \‘C.
CREPEDECHINE........ .......
$3.00, $3.50 yd. l BARONETSATIN. .. 8:..75 yd ,.
PAISLEYSILK.
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$3.,00 $3.50, $3.75y
(:12.
Moocc-«omwoec-
$2103.13?
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Phone 2017 l
2. Isaac. Pisa
Norwalk's Largest Mascn 811.5,.
Quality Promptness
Esme,
fl
A Cough DIIXIIH‘O In ~11)! 50521
personal requiremc 112.4,,
50c per lmni~
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Bovi Phar macyl
J-‘UIES PAI‘ KLI‘. .‘-l _-.r
Licensed l’lmrnm 1
52 So. Main St. So. Nci'wtik
THATCHER HEATERS
AND RANGES
l
Rompak Automatic Ca: and I
Water Heaters !
i
Duro Country \l'atcr Sums
Plumbing — Healing
Phone 397-2
STEPHEN MILLER
15 Monroe Street.
HOT CHOCOLATE
Fruit Sundaes
Ice Cream Soda:
Fresh Made Candy
PEPPO’S CHOCOLATE
SHOPPE
10 South Main St.
THE TEXTILE STORE
JUST RECEIVED
40 Inch Sport Stlln. white. ‘lal
and colors ........... SI ‘N M
40 Inch Silk Duvetyne I1. 1' (.11-
lard . $3.25
I
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138 Washin' gton Street
80. Norwalk.
South Norwalk.
’ ' YOU DO YOUR OWN
PICKING
U
S ‘lsopcms MARK-OF F
HATS
FURNISHINGS Shoe Store
42 So. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
Just Above the Clifl’crd.
Aaclectioatogratflythemanoi'
taste and judgment will greet him
when hevisinthis orcosshla
Easter shopping tour. aluea and
sylea are equally good.
Watch for the
Opening
— of the -—
NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
25 Per Cent. Discount on
Boudoir, Table and Desk
Lamps
THE NORWALK‘S
ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Math Street.
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Palace Clothes Shop
was 6030011300.:
13 No. Main St. 80. Norwslk
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OLD FRIENDS ATTHE OLD
PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
‘ at 10c.
No mprcfiteering on Old Well
th best cigars
made mum’tfie:
TARIDV BROS.
Leading Tobacconlsts
WE RECOM M END
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
-- And —
8c—2 for 15¢
“shackemo Block Phone 1581
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THERE is ONE COMFORT
THAT’S lMMENSE —
ASANITARY,
RESIDENCE!
to any man's life. If 3“":
- (utilities are not all that 1
unusual“ “°
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