Sparks
For everything that grows——
i—Wisard Sheep Fertilizer—comes
in small bags for a tew flowers or
large bags for the lawn and gar-
den. Good stuff. Makes things
jump. We have sold it for years.
Buokwheiit Coal—despised by
some but esteemed by many-rhea
proved a real economy when burn- ;
TThe Hatch 65' Bailey Co.
Sheetrock. Cornell. (blew: Wall Boards—Whipt mangled
ed in connection with' the larger
sizes. Buy it from choice but not
from necessity—yet.
A great many have clambered
on the Coal Wagon for the trip of
1923-24 but there is yet room for
you. The early birds were the A
wise ones last year.
The Ferris Coal Co.
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Present
"MANHATTAN SHIRTS"
And a Complete Line
of
Hand Tailored Clothing
Fine Furnishings
and
Emerson Hats
. JI/E'flAMS’fSIIaP,
anathema: '
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)5. Norwa‘lk.=comr-’.
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In South Nor-walk Most People
Do Their Shopping
atthe
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
Theseisareasonlorit—QY.
OLD CARS
_8ell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
.WRECKING CO.
mo north Avenue
Between Oak and Center Ite.,
mason, con.
Phone Dennis eases
Cessna-Hand Parts and 1' to
Mt Any "site of 0.1!".
Go‘l'o
Aaron Kohn’s
For Auto Supplies
The place in on. building season has been reached where
SERVICE is‘going to mean a great deal more than a small
difference in price. We have built up a_ substantial business
and our efforts at all times have been to give service and quali-
ty at as reasonable a price as would afford a reasonable profit.
We have no intention to do otherwise at this time,and.our
prices are not aimed to parallel with our competitor s prices,
a: we know little about them, but are established on the cost
of production and material, plus a reasonable profit. But
above all of this we have made the greatest effort of ourbnsi-
ness career to formulate our policies and supply our stock in
such shape that we will be able to take care of our customers
' in first class shape.
the musical extram to be given 1
Groovy. the director, is more than
pleased with the progress being made
by the entire cast.
Mr. George R. Wardweil, taking the
part or he. Billion and Mr. Llewellyn
Knapp acting Van Million. the two
millionaires forced to be tramps for
two months through a tool election
bet, are exceptionally well selected
tor~these two characters and they
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
n
A. F. Beckmann 89’ Co... Inc.
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405 "
South N orwallt
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Our First Anniversary Sale
THURSDAY, MAY 17th
A GOOD
EDDIE
SIADE
DELICIOUS
PASTRY
WATCH PAPERS FOR ANNOUNCEMENT
CO
BOSTON STORE
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50 Sets 2 Yard Square Pattern
Table Cloth
All Pure Irish Linen, Double Satin Damask
With 1 Dozen 22 In. Napkins to Match. J
What to Take tor
NSTI
and
$16.50 Set
* Regular $25.00 Value.
ruins
«3
promise to furnish most humorous in-
cidents.
The leading feminine role will be
carried by Miss Mabel Miller. known
in the play as “Bob White.” She‘ has
numerous musical numbers through-
out the play'nnd her lovely voice. the
delight at audiences in former pro-
ductions. wii lonce more please Nor-
walk theatre-goers.
The costume committee. whose duty
it is to see that the costumes tor the
cast are properly fitted and in perfect
order, is in charge of Miss Gertrude
Parr. Miss Parr has completed her
committee. Two members have been
assigned to each group in the play.
The various groups and those in
charge of them one as follows:
’ Colonial Dames—Miss Charlotte
Pearson. Mrs. E. J. Price.
Bob White Chorus—Miss Mary Mc-
Mahon. Mrs. Harvey Aumack.
Fox Hunters—Mrs. Mitchell.
William Miller.
Milk Maids and Farmers—Min
porothy Matthew's. Mrs. Herbert Y.
Carr.
Jackies—Miss Marian lino Qullen.
Mia Emily Randle.
Mrs.
an. Miss Anna Stevens.
I can't leave the girls flour—Miss
Louise Vt'oodward. Miss Josephine
Mac Qullen.
Spirit of the Rose—hire. Cole. H
Thomas Mac Lean. ‘
Bubble Land—Mrs. John Herriman.
Mrs. J. B. Knapp.
The Dairy Maids—Mrs. James Bar-
ry. Mine Rooney.
Bullet—Hrs. Vaast, Mrs. Brown.
{ENVELOPE BAGS
Envelope bags of black satin
striped moire with corners of gold
and a tiny gold cut-out monogram
are very smart these days.
Rehearsals for ‘M- Bob White." .
the benefit or the Girls' and-Womens
-mgm“ §f A New Line of Wash Dress .3.
F
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Flirtation Group—Miss Grace Mor-
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TRTSTRAM “ea fifi"
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY mops STORE
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“The very latest models in a wide choice of dainty
. . . dESigns and .
mgs in all Sizes. '*
.Very Reasonably Priced from $4.50 to $12.00
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NEW SWEATERS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREX
A Number of New Shapes in the Most Wanted Shades
g. THE LAST OF THOSE SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS, 33.09
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TWO ERRORS ON 1 BATTER
The commission or two errors on ~'
one batter occured in Thursdays game .
between Giants and Robins. Schlieb- , .
ner stepped to the plate with one out
and Bailey on first base in the sixth
and lifted a foul fly back or the plate.
Smith settled himself under the ball,
but misjudged it slightly. so that it
struck the edge of his big glove and
NOl'Vlalk" Lay-:3“ .
meptwea
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bound oft. Granted another chance '
to hit. Schllebner hammered the ball Raymond 6? son , THATCHER ll’i
to left field for a. single and Stengel . ‘11 H mm . ; _ ’
permitted him to reach second basel f w a ma 8 T8 i AND RA)!
by cutting the pellet around {or a . NOBWII-K 00113; g
few seconds before picking it up. I ' KompakwAmom -
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and Foley's Honey and Tar is the
only remedy that reached my cough.
I have not been troubled with it
since. writes Mrs. E. hi. Doby. Asbury .
Park. N. 1.. Coughs. Colds, Q'oup.‘
Throat. Chest and Bronchial trouble
are quickly relieved with Foley's
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l 15 Monroe S.
H.831!” J.erins'
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH 5
—-ingredlents printed on the wrapper.
Largest selling cough medicine in the.
World. Stillson. Powell Corporation.—-’
Adv.
and RESTAURANT
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
A Cough Mixture in
personal rtquiremsns,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2210 “C per book
cmcugsggnsritts
“35-353" .
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ARCHITECT
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IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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