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.. 'A Luxury
5 During the coal season just past
much coal of the “non-combusti.
lilo" kind was in evidence. Our
own customers, however, were
kind enough to say that the Fer-
ris coal was never better.
. 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-
known or of doubtful quality.
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Anthracite coal must hereafter
be regarded as a luxury. It will
be high in price for many years.
The Ferris Coal Co.
Showing
NEW SPRING
STYLES
The Copyright
CLOTHING COMPANY
8 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
THE TEXTILE STORE
NB DECORATION DAY!
Sport Skirting in a variety oi put- ,
terns—Wool Flannel and Baronette
Satin in plain and fancy eiiccts,
also novelties in woolen goods and
silk and cotton mixtures.
136 Washington Street
So. Norwalk.
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ROWLAND M. BCEAH
Phone 2140 .
Successor to
Raymond 69‘ Son
1 WALL & HIGH STREETS
NORWALK, CONN.
FOLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO,
WRECKING CO.
1810 north Avenue
Between Oak and Denier Sta,
BRIDGSPOST, con.
PhoneBarnumllflSS-S
Second-Hand Parts and Tiree' to
Fit Any Make ct Car.
GoTo
Aaron Kohn’s
For Auto Supplies
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9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
PRICE. - This fundamental truth" is daily becoming more
widely known and accepted. '
You should take into' consideration the service,'ability
and qualifications of the bidding competitors. This demands
utmost confidence in the dealer founded upon established
quality on which you may rely in full. Do not skimp on
woodwork, you will always be face to face with it, never'out
{of sight and cannot be changed from year to year like wall
paper or paint. Put in poor woodwork and the house looks
c cap.
The Hatch 65’ Bailey W20
, Cornell. Celetu Wall
Noinstitutionwas everwbnntupmd”. ,_ . ‘7} : mg
1! in» business if‘its foundation-stone'was. PRICE and only.“ I
Quality Groceries .s'
Free Delivery H;
A. F. Beckmann 89“ Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
rnon 1405
Corselettes
Bandeaux, Brassieres, Circlets,
Netheralls
To give perfect poise to the figure the same attention
should be given to supporting it above the waistline as to
corseting below.
GORSELETTES—With .short elastic hips and corset length
skirts... ..... ............. ......$1.00to$2.00
BANDEAUX AND RABSIBRES—With elastic belts and in-
serts, some lightly boned at waistline to hold firmly the
low top corset. Back, front and side hooked, 506 to $2.50
NETHERALLS—The three in one garment, ideal for summer
wean... ..............,$3.50and$5.00
OIROLETS—Thcse are popular with the heavily built woman,
so easily adjusted without hook or snap . . . . . .m .. $1.00
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street ' South Norwalk
' ed the object.
V . Closed All‘Day
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Store Will Be
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Nor-walls.
39 and 43 Main Street. Norwalll.
Weetport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Sleek Reels Bridgeport
l
Gets 'Paper from Austria
Which Shows High Cost
:of Postage Stamps.
An interesting phase of the finance!
in Austria was brought to light yet-
terday with the receipt of a newspa-
per posted in that country and receiv-
Od by Max Nebauer, proprietor of a
radiator repair shop in 28 Main street.
“0 wrapper around the newspaper
carried stamps to the value of 1.200
crowns which in pro-war times would
have been valued at 3240 in American
money.
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The paper was forwarded to New-
bauer by a boyhood friend. He:
GIG-I. a school-master of Vienna. The
stamps on the wrapper were two in
number: one of the 1.000 crown type
and the other valued at zoo crowns.
In pre-war times. a crown was valued
at about 20 cents in United States
money. Since the war.
money has fallen so in value that to-
day 75,000 crowns can be purchased
for a. single greenback.
Newbauer. has received many inter-
esting letters tram Gross describing
conditions in Austria. particularly in
Vienna. In the last letters. Gross
stated that a splendid house with
plenty of land could be bought for
$200. It would seem as though in-
vesting in Austrian property might
be a good investment. but as a matter
of fact. because of government regu-
lation. rents are so low that land-
lords are beggars.
"I had a friend. a shoemaker.“ said
Newbauer. "who having saved 82.000.
returned to Austria. This was a year
ago. Immediately upon landing on
the soil of his birth. he exchanged his
capital for Austrian crowns. the rate
of exchange being 40 crowns for one
dollar. A month later the value or
the crown dropped to such a degree
that he was beggared. The shoemak-
er was forced to apply for aid to the
American Counsel in order to return
to the United States.
He Had Nerve but He
Made Police Nervous
NEW BRITAIN. May 29. -- Two
policemen were strolling along Main
street yesterday morning when they
saw what appeared to be a bag hang—
ing over the cornice of a four-story
building. They borrowed iield guesses
in a nearby Jewelry store and inspect-
They then spurted to
the roof 0 ithc building and awoke
Joseph Stanlonls ,aged 16. who was
asleep on the cornice. The boy stayed
out is onday night. rearing parental
wrath e went home. climbed to the
roof of the building where he was
employed as a tinner. lay down on the
cornice and fell asleep.
Closing Exercises at
Miss Thomas’ School
The closing exercises of Miss Thomas'
school take place this week. There
will be a memorial service this morn-
ing. Tomorrow afternoon at i o’clock.
an outdoor performance or "A Slid-
sumrner Night's Dream" will be given.
To both of these the friends of the
school are most cordially invited.
ALISON TRACK CAPTAIN.
CLINTON. N. I" May 8|.—-Alexan.
der Alison. ad. 0! Bridgeport. Conn”
has been elected captain of the Barn-
ilton College 1924 track team.
however. ,
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4 Decoration Day, 1923
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The Rye: Battery Station is at your
service with up-to-date equipment.
right prices. best of service and all
sizes of Willard Batteries. Radio A
and Radio B Willard Rubber Threaded
(9 West avenue.
Batteries are here.
Phone ’38.——Adv.
WILLIAM W. DAWSON, Jr.
ancmrscr
do 50. Main 8!. Telephone 833'
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Fine Selection of
WEDDING, BIRTHDAY
and ANNIVERSARY
GIFISJHA T LAST
Roht. A. Benedict
Jeweler
22. WALL ST. NORWLLK
What is the most durable paint
or varnish for my boat and how
should it be applied 2
How can I make the baby car-
riage look like new 1 _
What should I use on the leaders
of my house to keep them from
rusting ?
ASK ABEv
HE KNOWS
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GIFT DEPARTMENT
l'or Shower or VWedding
Gifts
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Bovi Pharmacy
so So. run re, So. sot-walk
We Specialise in
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear.
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AND RANGE
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Water Heston
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Phone 39:4
STEPHEN D | :‘I
15 Monroe Street.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. Hatter and Punishes L.
To Men and Boys
11 HainSt. Nor-walk
F F. S. LYON
JOB PRLN’TING
South Norwtlk.
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Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
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Phone 221.
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Feed Co.
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Elevator. Ann. Street .
South, Net-walk, Conn.
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Under Tarlov’s Cigu ‘ '
Phone
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Mn? Drivers Day and RI
Son-ice.
TARLOV BROS
Leading Tobaccesisu
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
— And —
' 8c—2 for 15¢
“shackemo Block Phl-
mvms & Porn!
BARGAINS
ammo aromas
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mariners
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