CHIPS \ We have secured another lot 'of ' .Wood Ashes in barrels. A tine lawn food. Nothing better for shrubs and vines. Wizard Sheep Fertilizer. “One hag equal to a wagon load of manure," they say. In large or small packages, to suit your re- quirements. ,———.—-—- - Our Goal goes into the bins of . our customers as fast as we receive it. Is your order on our files i Early orders for Coal are sure to be filled. Later ones may be. The Ferris Coal Co. Present And a Complete Line of Fine Furnishings Successor ‘90 Raymond £4 Son ‘ WAT-I. 6 HIGH STREETS NORWALL CONN. . ' OLD CARS ‘lell Your Old Oars to the L BRIDGEPORT AUTO, ' .WRECKING GO. mulerthAvme Between“ eudOeuter In. MORENO". Phone Bonus m ’mu... rm and 'l’lsee runny remove-r. Go'l'o Aaron Kohn’s. For Auto Supplies .— e nnaoan ewes. HARRY w. MATHER m0! “Washington“ ”I'm On. DORIDNS Van y can-rs You are not asked to patronise uh becausethisfirm was _. ' organised over 50 years ago, but because its exceptionally long career must ability 'from'the start, to give its customers highest degree of service and satisfaction, hardly have survived half. a cetury‘. be a reflection or material result of. the Company’s ' nothing but the otherwise we would, .' -Weihave been able to produce higher results than the av- erage lumber companyvbecaiise‘it remembers that it is not only necessary. to “live and let' live”—-—but also vitally essential to “live and-help live” Skilled carpentersand good-lumber will make a home long after poorly built homes-are beginning to depreciate. , New-'today—but old tomorrow—unless you build right. The lx-Hatch Eel Bailey Co.- Free Delivery A. F. Beckmann £4” 00., Inc. ‘83Washingion Street . ’ LOOK FOR gins BE CONSISTENT LABEL 'UNDER WIA'I' BAND , When Buying Your South Nor-walk fall Dmt STRAW, PANAMA. FRI-'1' and W001. HAT. . \ MUSICAL - INSTRUMENTS Sold on Easy Terms. Donnelly’s __—,————. TWO NEW FEATURES IN LION BRAND YARNS tsl rogue. per eifect.” ombupt'snkw, ' ooll'loss -—The thread is a sun- cession oi.‘several_.col- ore, ”and the knitting lends itself to surprise ”effects of-a‘ class with .the Paisley and Orien- etfecta _ now in ,: Silver-sheen Yarns—A ' silkwound wool 91 high quality for gar- ments that have a “su- A few finished models . of Omhran't Silkwool ' ,qu-e on exhibition. ‘ A vvvvvvv'vv'v'V' AAAAAAA‘A‘AAAAAAAAA‘AAAAAA- 'vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv W . the developmentof such sentiment,” ‘ is made is Jeremiah Donovan. Demo- "human According to an up-state‘ morning paper. Jeremiah Donovan. formerly mayor of this city from 1917 to 1921. will probably be re-nomlnatedby the (Mil ocratie party of this city.“ this a. . - - The article in part‘follows: . Unless present political' indications are entirely wrdng one of the-mayor- ulty candidates for-thsiall election is already selected.’ not by the action of any political committee. but through will make him the nominee of hiapar- ty. the aspirations or any" other. can- didates to the central-[notwithstand- us- . "The candidate to whom, reference crat. mayor of the city from‘ 1917- 1921. the only mayor of the greater city who has twice been elected. Donovan was a member of the House , at. Hartford and later served .in the Senate from the 28th_District. and then he went to Congress serving the Fourth District for the first twdyears of the Wilson administration begin- ning in 1913. The sentiment for Donovan here is not created by hi speruanal admirers. It is not confined to the Democratic party. for indeed Donova as a. Demo- crat merely never could ave 'been elected to any of the ofllcea that he has illied. \Vhen he was chosen ms.- yor in ‘ 1917 over Mayor Carl Alex Horstrom the town was about 5.000 Republican and when he defeated At- torney Leo Davis in 1919 the situation only differed in that the RepublicanJ party that year was behind Davis as n unit. whereas there was some sup- port dcnected from Harstrom in the preceding election. And in 1921 when Donovan was defeated. the first year that women voted, he lost by about 400 while Senator Frank B. Brande- gce. the your previous. With many women agowediy ngaist him carried the city by 2.700. In that your llrnndcgee was low man on the Re- publican ticket in the city. From these figures it appears that Donovan changed 2.300 voted when his show- ing is compared with Brandegee in 1920 and 8.200 as compared with Lake. These figures are conclusive evidence that Donovan was not elected as a Democrat. but gained great sup- port from the Republicans. Zelufi-Hammond Miss ,Eleanor Marjorie Zelufl. daughter of Howard Zelui! of 28 Chestnut street. and Harold Blodget Hammond. son of F. 1!. Hammond of 850 Clinton avenue. Bridgeport. were married at the rectory of Trinity Epis- copal church at 7:80 o'clock last' ‘ . evening. Rev. Chapman 8. Lewis. per- l iorining the ceremony. , l The only attendant was Donald iSayre oc— Calif.. a friend of Mr. Hammond. llowlng the can. many the couple left by automobile on a wedding trip. their destination being Alexandria. Va. On their return they will make their home in Bridgeport. Boys Missing' The local police have been requested by the authorities of Westport to be on the lookout for Frank Debist and Theodore Jablsha. aged 14 and is years. respectively. who distppeared from their homes on Wednesday night. . The boys left a note saving that they intended going to New York-city. hut efforts to trace them have been futile. A younger brother of “the Debist boy said that the two boys were tired of school. ‘ Special Meeting A special meeting of the Board of Estimate and Taxation will be held tomorrow. Saturday evening. at 7 o'clock (s. '1‘.) in the council cham— bers. city hall. for the purpose 0! ap- propriating from the unexpended revenues of the fourth and fifth dil- are needed for various departments in: both districts. ___.__.__.__——- It may be hard to catch" a oer-i itain new senator kissing his secre- ftary. She is his wife. ' 1 wmusn w. nuisance ’ ARCHITECT ' “SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. NOVANMAYOR 3'3. Wow ' ”30’ tricta. certain sums of money which _ . ”,me e e e“. O O my» w M93092!¢°°&°393°3393”3”M°£WW“3€~2«gag» STRAM e» HYATT YNoRWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE SEASONABLE FABRICS IN THE DRESS GOODS SECTION TWO SPECIALS FOR THE CAPE, NOW so MUCH IN VOGUE MarVella Cloth, 58 ins. wide1$6.75 yd. ] Russian Crepe . . .,. $3.75 yd. . . Silk'SpOl't Swings—Plain and fancyeffects . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75 y — Silk Canton Crepes or Silk and Wool Canton Crepes . . . . . . . $3.75 y. Silk Crepe de Chine—plain colors . ., . . . . . . . . . . . $2.25, $3.00, $3.75 yd WE SELL LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS. ' eeee eeeeeee’eeeeeeee»eeeeeeeeeeee Negegwee§o§e§ee§e§eoegee§eo«.«.ee.ee.ee.ee.e .u.”.ee.ee.ee.ee,ee.ee,ee.oe.ee.ee.ee.«.»:..g” WILLARD BAl'lliRlES The Ryan Battery Station is at your service with up.to-date equipment. sight pricea best of service and all sizes of Willard Batteries. Radio A and Radio 8 Willard Rubber Threaded Batteries are here. 49 West avenue. Phone hue—Adv” “High in Quality. Low in Price" RIALTO CLOTHES SHOP For Fine Men's Suits and Gent's Wings. MUTUAL PROFIT CERTIFICATES Ask for Catalogue of Premiums We Giro Soda and Ice Cream Served Bovi Pharmacy 52 80. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk .—.—. We Specialize in TWO PANTS SUITS Extra Pants Double the Wear. . ' . . l . ““I .th‘i‘. PI 2'" a I e Norwalk’s Largest Mason Quality Promptneee __ THATCHER HEA :- AND RANGES Kompsk Automatic Gas Water Healers Doro Country Water S ~ Plumbing — Beating. Phone 397-: STEPHEN MI .‘l- 15 Monroe Street. fine Selection of a. WEDDING, BIRTHDAY and ANNIVERSARY GIFTS TIL4T LAST 0 Robt. A. Benedict Jeweler a wan. s'r. nonwsns Dine at the Old Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Phone 2210 Roodner Feed Co. , wnonssans rLoIm, rash, calm. an, smw, FERTILIZER. are. f'FIIIIzNI‘TURE nonwm mama arm 8PM!) MON . Terms of unmet-Convenience Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street South ‘ N orwalk, Conn. I .- ‘W'o‘ OI-DI'RIENDSATTHIOLD P3103 ' The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfeeto Bouquet at 10c. m-.rlml:vfi _..-.w. v...“ .li'i' No'proiiteering on Old Well .Oigarsh They are the best cigars made at that price. - -_ Renal/:3; ." \.‘ . « p L ‘ , riq - - ,» ‘: may Opp- Bhlw The.“ ASHER GLICKSON F. S. LYON Cicthler Hatter and Furnisher 153 Washington Street To Men and Bo s v v, South Norwalk. M. Ram. J. m HAEACKBMO TAXI H Under Tarlov's Cigar - . Phone . 3 3 2 0 Gareth! Drivers Day and h - Service. TARLOV BROS. Leadlng Tobacconista WI RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Illld Havens Ilend 5c Each — And -- 8c——2 for 15¢ Mshaekemo Block Phone IRVING K. POLISY BARGAINS ELECTRIC MOTORS 54 TO 50 H. P. BOILWIL SIZES WINS—“13m PUMP AND ICE MACHINES a; m 4 my 2510mm. So.NorwaIk. GUARAN [BUNK AND CMBRELLA " ‘_———— 9 No. Main 5 Next to tuned C18" 5‘0" Watch Our Window 3 RADIO SPECIALs ————-——’. THE NORWALK’S 3 ELECTRIC co. ‘ 11 No. min Street-
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