I .v ,1 if f rites TUESDAY, MAY & rbu‘srmv v Sparks . For everything that grows- I—Wisard Sheep Fertiliser—comes in small bags for a few flowers or large bags for the lawn and gar- den. Good stuff. Makes things jump. We have sold it for years. Buckwheat Coal—despised by some but esteemed by many—has proved a real economy when burn- 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 wise ones last year. The Ferris Coal Co. Present And a Complete Line of ‘ Hand Tailored Clothing Fine Furnishings ' and Emerson Hats aw . 4 lesiillofi’afggra ’ ' JSLNorwalk.‘0on’Ii' . Showing NEW SPRING STYLES The Copyright CLOTHING COMPANY O No. lain 8t. 80. Norwalk OLD CARS IeliYourOldOarstothe BRIDGEPOR’!‘ AUTO WRECKING CO. 1810 North Avenue letween Oak and Center Its, 331360012, con. hone Barnum sees-s leased-Hand Parts and Tires to Fit Any Make of Car. The place in this building season has been reached where SERVICE is ‘going difference in price. to mean a great deal‘more . we have built up a substantial business thanasmall 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, “s we know little about them, but are established on the cost of production and above all of this we material, plus a reasonable profit. But have made the greatest effort of our bum- 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 Hatch 69’ Bailey Co. Shem, Cornell, Celetex Wall Boards—Creo-Dipt sweats. Quality Groceries and Free Delivery- 83 Washington Street PHONE 1406 A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc. South N orwalk Our First Anniversary Sale THURSDAY, MAY 17th WATCH PAPERS FOR ANNOUNCEMENT Go To Aaron Kohn’s For Auto Supplies — O moan avsm. W HARRY W. MATHEB summer Tau Washington some so. lea-walk. Conn. DORLONS m“ Edam. Auoaars BUST “HM? HA H U 0N STORE HUSH '1 l ‘ollHNl lz‘ 50 Sets 2 Yard Square Pattern Table Cloth All Pure Irish Linen, Double Satin Damask With 1 Dozen 22 In. Napkins to Match. $16.50 Set Beg-alm- $25.00 Value. i Boiled Rock Cod Cream Sauce —. a-- PALACE BOOTERY PLLAOI mans ammo MEN We are now showing the new two tone plain toe Sport Oxford. Made of top grade calfskin. A shoe that fits like a glove. Rubbish“ Fire Spreads . to Woods—Firemen on Job Two Hours. BTAHFOBD. May 8.— A are which started on the proper- ty of Carrie B. Waterbury and Ella W. Gould on the North Stamford Road. early yesterday afternoon. for a time threatened to destroy the 9'0- 1“?!” of the Stamford Water Com- Pany and other extensive buildings in the neighborhood. An employs of the Waterbury fa- mily. it was said. was burning rubbish in the back yard, near a large tract of woodland. He evidently forgot about the tire and went in to eat his midday meal. Upon coming item the house he saw the entire patch of woodland in flames and sent in an alarm. When the apparatus from Company Na. 3 arrived on. the scene. the fire had spread over the property of L H. Emery and Ella W. Gould. It was slowly eating through the short bush- es adjoining the Water company's property. A large number of trees. mostly cedar and scrub oak. were de- stroyed by the blaze. The prompt arrival of the are de- partment is said to have saved the entire property. Arter a strenuous light lasting two hours. the firemen conquered the blaze with Rooms and cedar sweeps. This is the second large are that has threatened North Stamford with- in the past month. Property holders in the vicinity are loud in their praise of the fire fighters. Radio Builds Homes NEW YORK. May 8.-—Radio is one modern innovation that is keeping the family circle intact. Miss Marion Gary general secretary of the Vermont council of the Y. M. C. A.. here. stated today The tendency of the average modern innovation is to take the young people from the fireside. she said. “On Sunday afternoon in one ru- ral home I know there is standing room only." says Miss Gary. "1 be- lieve the radio is helping to bring the horn back as a center. Heretofore everything has drawn interests out- side the home." Royal James Inn emu-r 1'. ASHLEY I Men-s!- NORWALK CONN. DINNER aeeses'aveosfl $2 Chicken Gumbo Consomme en Tasse Olives Pickles Potato Natural Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au Jun Roast Stuffed Chicken Jelly Escalloped Oysters Pineapple Fritters Glace Mashed Potato Asparagus Drawn Butter Fruit Salad Banana Meringue Pudding Souffle Cocoanut Custard Pie Vanilla and Chocolate Ice Cream Walnut Cake Marble Cake Crackers Cheese Tea Coffee Tuesday. May 8. 1928 “ilk 99' O O O .00 00. 000 e e e e”:”e”e e e e e e e.ee,ee.ee.e’.ee. E i g g: . ' ’6 ‘ y 9 . M”e”e”e”e°’:°°:“:¢c:«:ee‘ IN N. STAMFORD f WSW * 1 x O 9“...:”:e.9 Es? HYA - Noawms LEADING DRY GOODS STOR THIS. is “ F ore'si Mills ” SUPERIORITY- in style, fit, comfo‘rt and quality for more "than thirty years, is responsible for the wide preference for Forest Mills Underwear. ‘ We carry a complete as- sortment of this well-known brand in vests, tights and union suits, for all the fam- ily. ALL STYLES, ALL SIZES. 3.. 9' \a -9..- «i 0 -mn. / ° 5 s 2 a «3‘3“ ”— £7 \ ,/.» \ (- “‘1 \ \ Lg: .\ M5“ ‘ M3. w 6, n70resz‘c/cl/(iflé UNJDE RWEAR. .Jladeium O _“-.-‘_ O. ‘90 eeee eeeeeee‘ee’eeeseeee eee eee' - e.muzewe’geezee’e’e’e.e'e.ee.ee.ee’e.ee.ee.ee,e .ee.»’e’e.ee.ee,ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.«.oe.“3:“: Universalist Convention The of the Connecticut Universallat Con- vention will be held at Church and evening and the morning afternoon of the following day. Rev. A. W. Grose. D.. D.. of Brook- ninety-first annual session the local ‘ the, f and . tomorrow afternoon Successor to lyn will addre- the convention on "Ocaslonal Sermon" Thursday after- noon. Wednesday afternoon at one. thirty the Women's Universalist Mis- sionary Society of Connecticut is scheduled to meet. nsidera‘ble bus- iness will be brought before the con- vention. according to present plans A general invitation is extended to the public to attend the various ga- Wednesday evening. and the Rev. A. N. Foster of Norwich will deliver the. Raymond 69? Son : wan. a men srmrs ‘ soawaur, come. - A Km J. .o-. - therings. Kentucky mountaineer who was a dead shot is dead. shot. ram WITHOUT PLATES I do palnzess extractions, no matter how difficult. by Nap-a-Minit Nerve Block. liaise do both fixed and re- Dine at the Old Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT V I SOUTH MAIN STREET .OUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone 2216 r movable bridges at reason- able prices. flit-SLOW” 102 Washingto‘ it St. Phone 31:. Hours e-s P. M. South Nos-walk, Conn. FURNITURE. Terms of Utmost Convenience 1379mm. Roodner Feed Co. WHOLESALE I'LOUR, FEED, GRAIN. HAY. BMW, FERTILIZER, 3T0. . -_.. _ ._ -. ..-._._..._.._I.- ,, Final“? ”lam Norwalk'a Largest Nam Quality Frcrrptrm THATCHER HEA AND RANGES Kompak Automatic G- Wator Healers Duro Country Water . Plumbing - Beam; lene 391-2 STEPHEN ill 15 Monroe Street . F. S. LY 0N JOB PRINTING South Nan-walk. .KAHACKEMO TAXI L'ndcr Tarlm's (mar Phone 3 3 ‘2 0 _ Caxeful Dntt's Fr: 3:13“ 5‘ rum‘. THIS WEEK‘S SP: 25 Per Cent. Discount Boudoir, Table and willaddgreaeerheautyeo yourhosneandsaveyouthe “Moe- 80me TRADE GIVEN ‘ SPECIAL ATTENTION O Bridgeport Piss-u Barn. um 0000-000! _:._ _. Lamps Phone 2400 THE NORWALKS Elevator. Ann Street i ELECTRIC CO. South Norwalk, Conn. E 11 No. Main Street TARLOV BROS- "III-‘- 0 LD FRIENDS A! THE OLD PRICE . The Old Well 51: Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet at 10¢. ' so on on Well promeering Oigaral'heyarethebestcigars madeatthstprlee. Leading Tobacconim WE RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Mlld Havana 5“" 5c Each __ And - 8c—2 for 15¢ Mahaekemo Block P” We Ci“? AL Prom CERTIFICATES Ask for Catalogue 0‘ / Bovi Ph JAMES PARKER» I” THE TEXTILE S M)... 5m; Jersey- "" vests. in while. nah! 9” lavender. 36 inch“ "a“ use mm sm: crept: “" gs #1
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