Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 15, 1923 · page 18

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CHIPS

We have «cared another lot “of
Wood Ashes in barrels. A fine,
lawn food.~ Nothing better for

shrubs and yines.

 

Wizard Sheep Fertilizer. “One
bag equal to a wagon load of
In large or
small packages, to suit your re-

manure, ” they say.

quirement s.

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Our Goal goes into the bins of .
our customers as fast as we receive .
Is your order on our files i

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Early orders for Coal are sure
to be filled. Later ones may be.

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The Ferris Coal Co.

 
 

 

 

 

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x“HANHATTAN SHIRTS"

 
 

And‘ a Complete Line '
of

Hand Tailored Clothing

Finanrniahings
and

Emerson Hats

 

 

 

 

Raymond 69‘ Son

wan. a men snnrs
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hardly have survived half a eetnry.

 
 
 

“live and help live"

 
 

. ‘ atter- poorly built homes are beginning to depreciate.
‘ New today—but old tomorrow—unless you build right.

The Hatch Es? Baileym Co.

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Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery 1

A. F. Beckmann Gr (30., Inc.

83 Washington Street .
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Youarenotaakedtopatroniseusbeoausethisfirmwss
organised over 50 years ago, but because its exceptionally longs;
_careermuet be a reflection or materielresult otthe Company’ av
ability from the start, to give its customers but the
highest degree of service and satisfaction, othe we would

 

we have been able to produce higher results than the av-.
erage lumber company because it members that it is not only ‘
. ' necessaryto to“live and let live’ —-but also vitally essential to

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Skilled carpenters and good lumber will make a home long According to an nip-state paper
this morning. the people at Nor-walk
are all “net up" over the 0er Pas-
tore Beach bathing pavilion—or no
thei- the lack of it.

This morning little eviden’éa of
this excitement could be round. one
mankremarking: “It must exist in the
correspondent'a

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imagination."

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in question is given
herewith as a fair example
dealing with
Imblishéd in“ papers outside of this
to a great degree

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which are

 

City; Ind which.
misrepresent conditions here:
. -With a beautliul

uppn which thmcity has already ax-
tor filling purposes
there are no

 
 

26 acre park

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pended see. 000
and wide boulevards.
bath houses for public accommoda-
and the Barton ad-
ministration is nearing the end of its
term with the only official mandate
of the people or the city unneeded.
Only one department at the city in
up-to-date' in its work in the matter
and that is the oflice of Corporation
Counsel William I".
with tho co-operstion of his predeces-
sor in cities carried to completion ne-
gotiations by which the property was

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Our First Anniversary Sale

THURSDAY, MAY 17th

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DELICIOUS

PASTRY

 

 

Got a Headache? Get Glasses.
nan-es, Watches. Jewelry and Pro-m lash-ins

”Hummus-summon.»
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om 80 runs con-moors mosses: I! 3'03"”

0. B. JACKSON.

se WALL IT. Jeweler A m NORWALK
Headquarters fer arses watches.

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deeded to the (or beach and
pork purposes without cost.
At the time the present city cm-

to cities in 1921.

discussed for months
minnry formal moves are Just be-
ng made. It will take at the best.
two or three months to complete
these and the work will be started in
the (all. Inasmuch as it involves
street. sidewalk and curb reconstruc- '
tion,.tearing out and replacing build-
it is of a nature
that cannot be carried on with suc-
cess in the winter. when concrete
and cement work must be cuhalled.
And by reason of the weather hold-
up the job will 'probably take twice
as long as it should and cost consid-
erably more than
did not have to figure
and holdups occasioned by winter.

cials Were elected
the people also approved a bond is-
sue tur the improvement 0! Cali Pas-
Since then various sub-
committees ot the council have been
doing considerable talking about the
park development. but there has been‘
little action except to get some road-
And now with
boulevards nearing completion
all of the citizens anxiously awaiting
the opportunity to use the municipal
beach which has been a hope of Nor-
walk (or many years,
tration allows

 
 

lng foundations.

the adminis-
it to be known that
bathhouses cannot be built. The rea-
son. which at first appeared to be the

 

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and the pre-

it the contractor
on lost time

 

great volume of building operations

NORWAL‘K’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

on Best Silk Stocking $2.9

'- A nationally known make. All silk with hand embroidered cloek'm Bl
or Brown only. A very special price. g- .

Qur Dollar Special Stocking

Real silk with lisle tops. Brown, black or white. A big value.

SILK STOCKINGS, LISLE TOPS, GREY OR"BLACK4PECIAL
. ' I
CHILDREN’S SOCKS—ALL SIZES, STYLES, COLORS,

 

s CADET HOSlERY FOR BOYS AND GlRLS.
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MUTUAL PROFIT '
CERTIFICATES

Ask for Catalogue of Premhuns

 

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Soda and Ice Cream Served

 

Bovi Pharmacy

5280.1Iain8t. So.Norwalk

 

 

 

making it impossible (or contractors
to bid upon the work.
enough some to be the fact that the
committee in charge
Vplanned a construction program cost-
ing about three times the amount oi
Contractors looked
at the plans. made inquiry as g: the
amount of money available and then
decided that bidding on
would be about as useful as bidding
on submarines tor the 89in navy.
General disgust is being expre-ed
about the city with the
administration has pur-
sued in handling many matters. A

 
 
 

now plainly

 

money available.

“High in Quin”, I" in Price“

RIALTO CLOTHES

SHOP

For me new; animus Gent's

We Specialise in
TWO PANTS SUITS

Extra Pants Double the Wear.

 

 

 

prominent citlaen tritely expressed
himself to a newspaper representa-

 

nu-nisninsa ASHER GLICKSON
nix-ecu: 0w- m The-m Ciethler, Hatter and summer
To Men and Boys '
158 Washington M 11 m‘ St. Norwalk,
South Norwalk.
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the when he said: “Our omcials'

 

anticipate anything. They;
know: that eggs under a hen three“
weeks will mean chickens. but there‘
in no more to prepare a coconut“
the chicken arrive.” This man was
making speehl uranium to the fact
that a piece of fire lighting equipment
for which money was appropriated
in July did not arrive in the city un-
til the tollowtng April.
was occasioned by the fact that the
July appropriation did not become
available until the following
The ofllcisls sat back and wait-
ed for the time to pass and lost two
months before starting to consider
what kind 0! machinery would
_ Attention was called to the
bet that it took live months to build
the equipment after the order was
given and the citizen declared that
the order could have properly been

The delay

 

 

 

 

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MILTON ELWOOD

12! WW! '1'. scorn soawan

placed in July and the money would
have been available three months be-
iore the pamper was ready (or de-

Another cadence of the
system or speed in the handling or
important projects is mid to be fur-
niehed by the moms under way for
the widening or Main and Washing-
ton strecta . Both projects have been

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line Selection of

WEDDING, BIRTHDAY

and ANNIVERSARY

‘GIFiS THAT LAST

 

Robt. A. Behedict

leweler

DineattheOldStandby

mi: oxronn LUNCH

and RESTAURANT

I SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

Phone 221.

 
 
 
 
 

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Norwalk's Largest Mam

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Quality Fror";tresx
In South Norwalk Mos:
D0 Their Shopping

at the
MILL OUTLETS i
124 Washingtcn St

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THATCHER HEA ;~
AND RANGES

Kampak Automatic G.
Water Heaters

Duro Country Witt-r S
Plumbing - Eating
Phone 397-:

STEPHEN Ii I 1"
15 Monroe Street.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

F. S. LYON

-JOB PRINTING
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Feed Co.

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Mild Havars B'end

5c Each
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IRVING K. POLLEY

BARGAINS

anemic MOTORS
1,; TO 53 H. P
BOILERS—ALL 5115
amorous—“13mm
PUBU’ AND

ICE MACHINES

1" TO 4 105

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Watch for the
Opening

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