. much coal of the “non-combusti- A Luxury ' During the coal season just past hie” kind was in evidence. _ Our. on customers, however, were kind enough to say that the Fer- ris coal was never better. . Quality Groceries V, ' Free Delivery ’ A. F. Beckmann 6!. Co., "Inc. ; ”WWW. ‘SouthNorwalkf- ‘ ransom! - ,m 1400 In our well-known coal men’- agerie there are no wild—cats. And no monkey business. We take no chances on coals that are un- Ynown or of doubtful quality. Anth cite coal must hereafter be rega ded as a luxury. It Will be high in price for many years. , A‘AAAAAA‘AAAAAAAA‘AA“. The Ferris Coal Co. AAAAAA Showing NEW SPRING STYLES V . . g, _ .. Comelettes f Bandeaux, Brassieres,- Circlets, f Netheralls To give perfect poise to the figure the same attention A should be given to supporting it above the waistline as to corseting below. OORSELETTES—With short elastic hips and corset length skirts . . . . ...................... . ....... $1.00 to $2.00 BANDEAUX AND BRASSIERES—With elastic belts and in« serts, some lightly boned at waistline to hold firmly the low top corset. Back, front and side hooked, 50c to $2.50 NETHERALLS—The three in one garment, ideal for summer wear . .................. . ., .............. $3.50 and $5.00 . CIRCLETS—These' are popular with the heavily built woman, so easily adjusted without hook or snap ...... _. . . .. $1.00 _ J. I. MALLE'FI‘E 88 Washington Street South Roi-walk vvvv'vvv'v vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvw'v'vvvwvwv .‘AAAAA‘A‘AA The Cbpyright CLOTHING COMPANY 6 No. Main St. So. Norwalk THE TEXTILE STORE FOR DECORATION DAY x 3 Sport Skirting in a variety of pat- . terns—“'00! Flannel and Baronette ' Satin in plain and fancy effects, also novelties in woolen goods and silk and cotton mixtures. - 136 Washington Street S'o. Nor-walk. , Schultze’s Tuesday Specials 'Fresh' Plate ....... ........... 5c lb. Hamburg Steak................... 16c lb.“ Beef Liver.........................14c lb. Lameores.......................24c lb. StewingLamb 18c lb. Frankfurts 20c lb. We Close All Day Decoration Day. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets ' Washington Street and ltailroad Avenue, So. lomlk. so and 43 stain Street, Norwalk. ' Weetport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport aymond R. Aike Successor to . Raymond 69? Son 5 I wan. a men smears ' nonwanx, com. 5 OLD CARS Sell Your Old Oars to the BBIDGEPOBT AUTO, WRECKING 00.. 1310 North Avenue WHORE, 00”. Phone Barnum sees-e Second-Hand Parts and Tires to Fit Any Malta of Car. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mammalian-em: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Go To - Aaron Kohn’s For Auto Supplies AA‘AAAAA' “.A AA vvsvv ----- -v'vv, D i: . 1 1; 1 :D i 1: 1 b 1 1' 1 1: . 1 1 1’ 1 1: 1 1 1 t 1 . I D . ‘ , 1 ’ 1 D 1 ’ ' 1 . t - SELF-HANGING’ 1; : . -:> D — D i ii \ ‘D : . 0’ ' .; ; wrote i; ’ _ . poucu SHADES :; : All Vudor Porch Shades are made in beautiful pennanent oil it , colors to harmonise with any home and with carewm last 1: ; frflodsnsixtotenyears. Madeinsisesfromift.widetonft. :: D o. . ‘ " ,H') ,Lv,/I.’,,1Jff7" — ”IV/'3' 7’ [.Oiiv'EJT P . A“‘AAAAAA‘A-A North Main St. ~ ‘ D D D D D , p \ - 1 ' : _ D ‘7 _. -h. ; -____.:_...,._ _. .a. .,.._._.,_ __ -h h; ;- ‘1-“ - D D . - ,_ D D D D D D "vv'v'vvvvV'vv'vvvvvvvvv'vvvvv .vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv The approach of summonto the f ‘ - man means money for vacations andseasonablej ethos. lfhe 1‘ has no commercialibank credit the! ‘ find here the money he needs—Which he on the W‘thlan. ' , of .We lens uptowooile’iegalngesfrinmat > '7 ‘0 pgrspnsof. _' , . et’er'on'_ home furniture :or‘ueuudnoth- .3 4‘ a: may‘repayw . n. lovic at a meeting held at the Nor.- wslk hospital- Saturday evening. Dr. ; John F. Breanahah. superintendent or , the Bridgeport hospital myths chief ‘ Speaker. Dr. Bresnahan brought with. ‘ gm Walter" Berlasker, chairman of . e 2' Bfldseport board‘of directora. Dr. B. Bari-rams Lambert. chairman of the directing atom of the hoepital. Dr. Dor~ land Smith. opthalmic and aural sur- feeon. and Dr. Thomas L. Ellis of the j consulting staff of surgeons. » ’ E. '1‘. Bedford, president of the - board of directors of the Norwaik hoa- Dital was introduced to welcome the visitors from Bridgeport. Strongest financial backers of the Bridgeport institution. was then intro- duced. His remarks brought out the desire of the Bridgeport hospital to be of service to other institution. which because 0 fthelr size. could not be-o well equipped. and referred partied. lariy to the new department of radio- therapy. . “monthly staff meeting." paying that no business was transacted at this mecteing. but that the entire time was given to a. scientific discussion of the work of the hospital for the preceding month. was by Dr. Bresnaham. The Bridge- port hospital is fortunate in having in Dr. Breanahan oneof the outstanding hospital executives of the country. Dr. Bresnahan was largely' responsible for the formulation of the minimum standard of the, American College of Surgeona. tended by representatives of the board of directors. the staff. the ladies' visit- ing board. and the nursing bran. well chosen remarks from Mr. Cava- nagh. vice-president of the board of directors. Westport Goes After . port. arrested George Svchlak of 254 Howe avenue. Shelton. Saturday. who was driving a. truck for Oates broil:- crs of Vt’aierbury. on the charge of having improper lights on the truck. V According to Officer Dominick. Sveh- Ink was driving with apparently no lights. ’The officer let the man porn two garages before stopping him. Stamford. was arrested by Sheriff Clifford Nichols. because he did not have strongh enough head- lights on his truck. leges that Papa's lights did not en- able him to write in his notebook on account of the dimneas. Rose of South ‘Windsor 'for using im- proper lights. The lights were dim and danmerous to traffic. it was de. clared. The cases will come up in the \Vestport court this afternoon before Judge John F. Godillot and Grand Juror Edward 8. Bradley. French Telegrams N ow trons of the telegraph office a de- vice for grams. writes the telegram on a. revolving cylinder. and through a series of nor“ mechanical principles it is received by the addresses in the original writ- ing of the sender. The transmitting machine which is the Berlin. is being installed in all French telegraph and post offices. pose now that you had to lather your lawn before cutting the grass? Hospital betterment was “it big” ‘* the executiVe committee of Mr. Lasher. who is one of m. Dr. Lambert then talked on the The main address of the evening The meeting Saturday night’was ate The meeting was closed by a. few ee .08. ”:Wrfi” O 9.3:“ O 9‘3 9‘ 0 90 es. .9 1’30”) 0 ’90:” 00’» ee‘ 6” 'Qoats . . Sweaters Dresses Dress Skirts ‘ Shirt‘Waists ‘ Pretty Petticoats , O O .O 9.0.. O . GOO ' e e e e e e o e e 'o wzoe’oe:oo:oe.oe.oe.oe.ee.oe.”.«.oo.eo°oe.ee:ee.ee.e no.eo.eo.oe,ee.oe O WILLARD . BA_1_'l__ERlES The Rye: Battery Station is at your service with up-to-date equipment. right prices. best of aowice and all sizes of Willard Batteries. Radio A and Radio B Willard Rubber Threaded Batteries are here. Phone 938.—Adv. 49 _ West avenue. Poorly Lighted Autos Officer Michael Dominick of West- WIIJLIAH W. DAWSON. Jr. ARCHITECT 46 So. Mull: St. Telephone 388. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Joseph F. Papa. of 2043 Main St" Deputy The sheriff ai- Oi'ficer Nichols arrested Herbert Carry Senders Writing . French ingenuity has furnished pa- tele- scnding autograph The sender of a tgiegraph message Fine Selection of WEDDING, BIRTHDAY ' and ANNIVERSARY 01m IHATLAST I Robt. A. Benedict Jeweler 23 WALL 81‘. 1'08me invention 0! the Things could be worse. Just sup— ‘ cmcngggrn s PILLS ,. v . . t 1:3."- ' ,' .' .. 1 i sum-fig w. FURNITURE ’ modem .. ... ...... .... .. momentum 3:; fifth?“ ‘3: nonwam mans: mm . _ SPECIAL ATTENTION - Vim Our ‘ Terms of Utmost Convenience our Darn-rum ‘ ‘ s For Shower or Wedding 1379 Rain St. Bridgeport ' Gm. Whamumml . . THE . HAMILTON SHoP. . r. environmenoo. ‘9 Walt m J . nu. ins m censuses-eds Manna. ’Neerkroskaty".‘ , . so new-i ya... .6; 3 » a _ WVmp—Daflylmvlea e L iniprove-yourdireo- use ind speed. i'Wetuii ex- .1. . _ ._;:usne":yon¥ .éyu; anathema o w Silk Stockings Golf. Stockings Chamoisett Gloves ' Silk Gloves Athletic Underwear Bathing Suits Bathing Caps All kinds of Underwear Bathing Shoes O O... We Give MUTUAL PROFIT CERTIPIGATBS Ask for Catalogue of Premiums SodaandtcecreamServed O O o O O O 7 O O .ao.~.°3,.°°:°.°.~.~.«:~.°~.~:~:~’ o o e e . . .«.«.ee.ee.eo.«.ee.«.«.»:..:,,: Quality MONDAY, MAY 28 1 ¢ e “WW... _ e HYATT a. 1.03ng LEADING DRY GOODS STORE a Last Mnute Items for Holiday Folk Trunks Bags Week End Cases Suit Cases Brief Cases Boston Bags Matting Cases Umbrellas FLAGS—FLAG POLES—FLAG POLE BRACKET.q .309 Phone 2047 20 Isaac. Norwalk'a Largest Mason Fromptn ess Bovi Pharmacy 528mflain8h‘80J‘orwalk J’ We Specialize in ' TWO PAN 'lS SUITS Extra Pants Double the Wear. THATCHER HEA AND RANGES Kompak Automatic Gas u \Vstcr Beau-rs Duro Country \l'arcr Syste- Plnmbing — limiting Phone 397~2 STEPHEN MILLER 15 Monroe Street. ASHER GLICKSON F. S. LY 0N Clothier, Hatter and Fumlsher 11 wingtmn m Boyital-wan: JOB PRINTING South Norwalk. I. m J. Zarifls .DineattheOidStandby THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT MAHACKEMO TAXI 00. Under anIm-‘s Cigar Sm Phone 3 3 2 0 thxeful Drivers Day and Night Sonics. 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone 2216 Roodner ‘ Feed Co. ~ TARLOV BROS. Leading Tobacccnists WE RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Mild Havana Blend 5c Each — And -— 8c—2 for 15¢ Mahacl‘temo Block Phone ' ‘ wnomsALs noon, FEED. cam, my, Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street Senth N orwalk, Conn. IRVING K. POLLEY BARGAINS ELECTRIC MOTORS 54 1‘0 50 H. l‘. BOILERS—nALL SIZES SHO’I‘GUNS—“TNCHLSTEB PUMP AND ICE MACHINES it To 4 T03: 25 Monroe St. 80. Norwalk, L on: rams' a'r ran-om GUARANTEE IRUXK AND UMBRELLA m 9 No. Main St. Next to United Cigar $10" 7 rates TheOldWellscCigarsnd ‘tbe’PerfectoBouqnet ‘ ~ at10e.’ ‘ lo onOld Well . price. Watch Our Window for RADIO SPECL—lIS THE N ORWALK’S 13me CO. 11 No. min Street- x man in Quality. Low in W‘ RIALTO CLOTH” SHOP J!!! the“ Suits and Gd‘ ’ . F mlsgs ,1; 7;} ‘2: ‘1 ‘7 7 w 7;.
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