THURS Dunn..." - mos TWELVE ‘ ‘ALunury ' During the coal season just past much coal of the “non-combusti- ble" 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- sgerie there are no wild-cats. And no monkey business. We take no chances on coals that are un- known or of doubtful quality. ._—————- Anthracite coal must hereafter be regarded as a luxury. It Will be high in price for many years. The Ferris Coal Co. Showing ‘ ‘ 9T? ‘ d remained pennsnent. was PRICE‘md‘ only daily beccnfins more No institution was ever built up an I! in business if its foundation stone - PRICE. This fundamental truth 15 i . widely known and accepted. You should take into considerationwtolii I ' ' ' f the bidding compo 1 . f , . , . :ntgogtuallhhngltelggg 0in the dealer founded upon stalbllghed ' quality on which you may rely in full. Do not slum!) on WOOdWOrk, you will always be face to face Wlth 1 . ‘ 01 light and cannot be changed from year to ye :likeqnu paper 01' point. Put in poor woodwork and the 'use look. cheap. The Hatch £9“ Bailey Go. W. Cornell, Deletes Wall Boards—Whip” _ ; Q 1311' r Groceries 1nd . ; _Freel'Deliverxw _ A. F. Beckmann a calm. 83 Washington Street Sou]. , 7 a ' re; NEW SPRING STYLES The Copyright CLOTHING COMPANY 6 No. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk THE TEXTILE STORE NB DECORATION DAY! Sport Skirting in a variety or pet- temp-Wool Flannel aad Baronetto Satin in plain and fancy onsets. also noveltim in woolen goods and silk and cotton mixtures. - The Family Ma I means The approach of summer to the famil money for vacations and seasonable 3 s. If he has no commercial bank credit the fa manwill find here the money he needs—Which j ay repay on the partial payment plan. We lend up to $300 at legal rates of to persons of good character on the furniture or secured note. Borrow the Beneficial Way Greatest in Service and Reso ' BENEFICAL LOAN S Room 203, Rogers & Stevens 31 I at ‘ c Phone 3332 I wan. a man srnsn'rs Successor to Raymond 69 Son HOBW‘II, CONN. OLD CARS loll Your Old Oars to the BRIDGEPORT AUZITQ .WRECKING CO. second-Hand Parts and TI Flt Any aisles of Oar... “ Go'l'o Aaron Kohn’s For Auto Supplies . —_ e namoan sum. HARRY W. MATHER aroma! flaw-Imam 30.nm0m .. u. i '“F. s sown team was". 2 , ' ”UGO!“ I.“ ‘ 3M . 3‘6“ . l i ‘Fri-Fls """"" Codfish‘Steak' HalibutSte-k'...............‘.. Boston Blue...........'...... 15clb. FreshMackerel............L1 .‘28clb. Haddock .12clb. ButterFish .25th BlueFisli.................... .38clb.., Weakfish................... ..28clb. Tilefish -22clb. SalmonSteak'................ .,.38c.lb. Live Soft Shelled Crabs . . . . . . . Schultze’ ' Washington Strecst ai§ 11111:):an . 39 and is m Street, it Westport Oeersetown Dal-Ian, Stamford I . "‘ij can lim‘sks'the Ligh t Plant 3 Interest continuees in the lwork tot -, ‘ done at the Second District in ' '7 lighting plant. since the" mama i? be ment that the first. order to: new equipment has been made. Was . a 550 KW rotary convex-togmslwich '* has been ordered iron: the General T. Electric company and which it is ex- pected will amve here in 11139“- The Electrical Commimioners are planning to‘ scrap the present. steam boilers and steam‘ generating‘dem at the plant, this mm to b. sold to dealers. The root of the old Mr ‘ er plant will be repaired and remove- ted to con-68mm! with the additions. It has been determined that it will be much cheaper to purchase current and convert it than it will be to install the necessary generating - system at the plant. . Many believe that the sum of taco.- 000 being available for increasing the , capacity or the plant and for making“ alterations to give pended. This is not so as the com- missioners are reluctant to purchase machinery when it is so high now. and when so many improvements are ' being made from day to day that the machinery will be antiquated before it is worn out. Engineers’are preparing plans for the alterations at the plant. which it. take up the load spin-this coming tall. New equipment is to be pro- vided as it is required, but as has been stated this will not be purchased un- less it is seen that it will be or ma- terial benefit not only to the plant but to the people it serves. Big Crowd Enjoys Day at Roton Point One of the largest Memorial Day crowds ever in attendance at. Roton Point Park was present yesterday. All the amusements were going in run swing. and a magnificent display or fireworks in the evening was the end or a "Perfect Day." Two excursions were at. the park. while 150 morn.- bcrs of the Hunter Society had a re- union at the park. The Hunter soci- ety is from \Vhite Plains. Over 600 members of the Green Point Presby- terian Sunday school arrived on the Ossining and 406 members of the Girl's Friendly Society of St. George's church arrived on the Miramar. Danc- ing was enjoyed in from 2:80 to b. and from s to 1:. The excursion list for the year will not be given out. as has been the cut tom. owing to the number of canal- lations and new bookings made dur- ing the week. From now on. the bookings will be given out bytht week only. The excursions from June 1st to 10th are as i’ollows: June Set—Chester Hill 1!. E. Sun: day school. Mount Vernon: by .bus. . June mad—Grace Evangelical Bible School: Seagate. HeckerJones—Jewell Milling Company: Sirius. . June lrd—Young Folks' League: eramar. New York Retail Grocers Association: Sirius. United States Lodge. No. 207 l'. h 'A. It: Seagate. June eth‘Hsng Luck locietyl‘sir- ius. June Stir—4‘11” Club of New York: Observation. June inn-4t. John's B. L. church: Sirius. June 7th——8t. Paul's E. Ll church: Sirius. June ,lth—Aleo Club (Alexei-lean.”- comobile Company): Sirius. Leviton' in the evening Manufacturing Company: Namau. Girl Scouts o! Nor-walk. June lion's—Emmanuel Rebecca Lodge: Miramar, Division No. 4. You- kers A. O. 3.: Sirius. Isn't it about time for the basins. men to stop shaking heads and start shaking hands? “Bound with . backache and pains in my legs and‘ under my shoulder blade. Hy kidneys and bladder were in bad conditiongl was weak and nervous and telt tired . and worn ouLfWalsing made me short savers headacha. of breath. Every morning my taco and hands were bloated. .Hedicin'es Maggie Nelsen. nos-deal. Fls. '“Fos- . mom 7 . renters-am see wastage. ea. so. roe-pan: . Whatls humour-able”: finmbh filth! and how more on.” ' lied r ,, _ 7 flush“: mmr‘ g. /u'Wmofl¢;m onthele‘aders. rim ' j; ‘1 : . “2., . . , ._ .,, ,» " “1:;..":_‘ . . ,x‘r'z‘ 7‘ better services. :_ means that. the entire sum will be ex- , is hoped will be completed In time to ‘ the afternoon ‘ ’ . failed to help 'my condition and _doo- ' ‘ .to- advised“ opu'ation.” writes ' 7-: tunatsiy I use about Foley money muted than 1nd got. toilet." > Non . O O 1%. ,e- .. O e‘.‘e [€99 ,. " l " " ' e 0W.«3«:..: Ann’s mm DRY 909m STORE W"; Sale of “Odd? Dots of Underwear ‘ . in WHOLESALE PRICES A Wide'variety of Summer Weights for Women and Children. 3930.! e e ”e‘f’e’.’ 6 Ye- Ladies’ “Stepin,” “Seal Fax” or " , Regular Stock . . e - e’.’e“.e O ./ ”3 e Le Chiffon Hosiery, All Colors $1.75 to $3.00 e‘e’e'e'e‘se'esee eeeeee'eeeeee o-.<.-——— _. ,«z» . ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee,ee:ee.eeoee,ee,ee.oe.e o,»,«.”.”.°s°?. .«.«:~2~2«:«:«:w' WILLARD“ BATTERIES,- Ths Ryan Battery Station is at your service with up-toodate equipment. right prices. best or service and all sizes of Willard Batteries. Radio A and Radio 3 Willard’nnbber Threaded Batteries are here. Phone lit—Adv. A mm W. Dawson. J... ARCHITECT ' £850.1hhl8t. W388! SOUTH NORWALK. come. ‘ f * 7v tine Selection of rwnnnmc, BIRTHDAY and ANNIVERSARY GIFTS THAT LAST .49 :West avenue. 7 Lek for Catalogue of Premiums SodaandlcecrcamSer-vod Bovi Pharmacy d8 So. the St. So. Um We Speculize' ' in TWO PANTS SUITS Extra Pants Double the Wear. Phone 20!? an Inn Nomik'e Larges: "In Quslity Promptnes; THATCHER HEA AND RANGES Kampak Automatic (:- Walcr Heston Duro Country Ware: 5 Plumbing _ am Phone 397-: STEPHEN mm 15 Monroe Street. [Robb A. Benedict Jeweler 22 WALI: 81'. 308W“. l I FURNITURE i nonwasx mann- om annular. more . Tenn: ct Utmost Convenience I “1870mm. Bridgeport ‘ Dine at the Old-Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT I SOUTH MAIN STREET ' BOUIH NORWALK, CONN. - Phone >221. ”HERGLICKSEII F. s. LYON 11 ng‘ruen and Boy§orm J OB PRINTING " south Norwalk I. m J. m i ‘1 _ -,. Roodner Feed Co. 1 v. ‘ wnonssans n - maxim. exam. car, , --sraaw.' scams-re. «— ~— Phone 2400 master. Ann Street ._ South Norwalk. Conn. MORENO TAXI Undcr Tulov’s Cigar 5“ Phone 3 3 2 0 bush! Drivers Day and NH Sefl'k‘u TARIJOV BROS. Leading Tobawonisis WE RECOMMEND LORD ROMEf Mild Havana Blend 5c Each h—Afld— 8c—2 for 15¢ Ishsoltsmo Block PM nvnto X. row BARGAINS anaemic morons .5; no so a. r. BOILERS—ALL Sim .muns—wmcnmfl PUMP exp 9 ICE MACHINES a roe-ms 86mm. Bellow“. : j "W"- 1‘ * OLD-m arm OLD .rm’o: -1ne0uWen§e~c.guj ' 7 and 'at10c. ‘ ' ‘ GUARAN’ mum: AND WEI“ 9 No. Main St NextooUnltchlzflsm‘ Watch Our Window“ RADIO SPECIALS THE NORWALK's ELECTRIC co. 11 no. rain street» mum.mm » RIALTO SHOP 1.. )1.wa -mw breed: 0». mm \_ ’ 118M, 3. 1.th
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