PAGE r °ALuxury 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. Il- In our well-known coal men- agerie there are no Wild-cats. And no monkey business. We take no chances on coals that are uno known or of doubtful quality. Anthracite coal must hereafter be regarded as a luxury. 9.11: Will be high in price for many years. The Ferris Coal Co. OFFICIAL BOSCH MAGNETO snavrcn STATION All makes of Magnetos, Starters. Generators and Ignition Systems repaired and installed. We are al- so selling New Bosch Ignition i’or Fords and all other cars. 110 So. Main St. So. Noni-all: Phone 345 In South Noi‘walk Most People Do Their Shopping at the MILL OUTLET STORE 124 Washington St. There is a reason for it—C. Y. ‘ . ._ No institution was ever built up and~remained perman ly in business if its foundation stone was PRICE “ and only PRICE. .This fundamental truth is widely known and accepted. ‘You should take into consideration the service, ability and qualifications of the bidding competitors. utmost confidence in the dealer founded upon established“ I quality on which you may rely in full. 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. cheap. " The Hatch e Bail ‘ Sheetrock, Cornell, Deletes Wall Boards—Croo-Dipt singles. * ‘ . , . ' Put in poor woodwork and / ‘ daily becoming more Do not skimp on This demands the house looks ey Co. ent- 3 'No — any Relatives and Friends Attend. Funeral services (or Thomas Brad- walk and a G. A. R. ,veteran. were held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday utter- noon tron: the late home in 63 Van Buren avenue. The services were 11W! attended by relatives and friends as well as by a (nil represen- lice department. , The services were conducted by Free Delivery A’. F. Beckma'nn Esr- Co., Inc. 83 Washington Street mom: 1405 South 9 Norwalk I'm WY ‘ . ,Rev. Louis B. Howeu. rector or St. . Paul's Episcopal church. During the services. Mrs. Sims sang. The body was placed in a vault in Riverside cemetery. At the cemetery. G. A. R. services were conducted by Commander Clark of Buckingham Post, or which the deceased was a prominent member. There were many handsome floral tri- butes. ' The pail-bearers were: Chief of Po- lice William R. Pennington. and Pa- trolmen Charles F. Page. John Smith and John H. Murphy. Tax Board Meets to Schultze’s “Tuesday Specials Hamburg Steak................ Shoulder Steak BeefIfiver LambFores.................... RibLambChops........ Fresh Hams . 16c lb. . 18c lb. . 14c lb. . . . 25c lb. . 45c lb. . . . 25c lb. e s Schnithe’s Sanitary Markets Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk. 39 and 43 Main Street, Nor-walk. Westport Georg-act“ Dal-Ion Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport Yes! “‘e Have No Bananas Nulhin' But OPEN EVENINGS J1: ST RECEIVED 0 Barney Googlo I Love Me L. M. PIKE CO. Palace Theatre Bldg. SOUTH NORVVALK. CONN. Morning Will Come You’ve Got to Sec Momma E very Night PHONE .00 ROWLAND M. BEACH FLORIST 10 France St. Phone 2140 Successor to Exide Batteries The Only Authorised Exide Station 5: L. BENEDICT 73 NORTH MAIN STREET. Assign Hearing Dates Assignments of dates for hearings on various department budgets will in: the principle business or the first regular meeting cf the Board of L's- tlmate and Taviivou which will be held at the council chambers. City Hall. this evening at 3 o'clock (I). '1‘.) City Treasurer Anson l“. Kerk-i In). prepared a .ist of tho budge“. an"; an estimac: or the amount or lax to be laid if the budgets are granted without changr-a It is known that the flrxepart- ruent budget are the higima epart Rent budgets :il‘ be rut. and it is expected that other departments. with the \‘xcrpiion of the school de- partment. will be cut. To Remove Safety Isle in Compo Street Westport's much discussed and dis- liked Isle of Safety will be removed within the next few weeks. The safety zone was put in at Schlaet's corner. Compo Beach. to eliminate accidents. The idea was to have one way truths but the road is so narrow and the curve so sharp. that this is declared not practical. New Bi-Plane Arrives for Westport Man The Curtis bi-plane. purchased by A. W. Bell. connected with the Dorr En- klneering company in Westport. ar- rived yesterday from Concord. N. H. The plane. piloted by R. M. Burl-lira member of the New 'York National Guard flying squadron. left Concord Saturday and arrived in Westport a few minutes before the storm. The plane made an average so“ 81' I 60 miles an hour and new at an aver- age altitude of 2.000 Ieet. WILLARD alk Police Pall Bearers ley. tormer chief of police or Nor- tation or the G. A. R. posts: or the ' Not-walk club. and the Nor-walk Po— - - - - A .- «- lllilllil ._ _. .. — -- . --- w...“ ‘0 J. A. Graf of Stamford Drowned at Brewsters STAMFORD. June 4.—Word was received here today of the death by drowning last night in Peach Lake. near Brewster. N. Y.. of Joseph A. Graf. Jr.. of this city. Grat and his fiancee. Miss Agnes Romanek of this city were in a cane which overturn- ed. Miss Romantic was rescued by persons in rowboats but elicits to lo- cale Gm! were futile. ". AUTHOR DIES MELROSE. Mass. June 4.—Charies F. Pidegon. author of fiction and for- NORWALK’S LEADING DRY ' GOODS STORE O 0 SIZE! AND PRICES OP .VUD_ OR PORCH SHADES 4ft.widex7ft.6in.drop on. widexvn.einl drop 6ft.widex7ft.6in.drop .......' 7ft.widex7rt.6in.drop 8ft.widex7ft. em'drop an. widex'zn.eln.drop 10 ft. wide x7i‘t. 6 in. drop . 12ft.widex7ft.6in. drop ' ‘ ' ‘e‘e'e‘e‘e’e'eee e '9 eeeeee e... .ee3so.00:90:00:ee:«:00:ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.oe.ee.00.ee.ee.ee.e e.»,«.ee,ogee,~,eo,«,«,«.eo ee ”:“:“:«: ........ $3” ssslasdssed ....... .- 550 6.50 Q sue .......... sees-sees ........ . .- 8.75 .............. 10.50 ......... , ...... 11.50 ................. 14.0] e O. We Give Ask for Camogue of Sodsnndloea'eamServed Bovi Pharmacy gossamer. so. MUTUAL PROFIT CERTIFICATES Premiums son-walk I ' I “8's.“ am a in... .- Norwalk's Largest Meson Quality Fromptness THATCHER HEA :-. AND RANGES Kampak Automatic G. Water Healers Dar-o Country wine, mer chief of the state bureau of am. tistics of labor. died at his home here yesterday. His best known book.) 'Wncy Adams Sawyer" was publish- 0-1. in 1900. Herbert Chuck served his connec- tions with the Copyright Clothing company. Saturday and left tori “'heeling, “’est \'a.. where he will- take up his duties as man. ger of one or the large clothing stores in that city. We Specialize in TWO PANTS SUITS Extra Pants Double the Wear. Clothier. A. COHEN 11mm. ASHER GLICKSON Hatter and Furnisher To Men and Boys Norwslk Painter and Decorator Plumbing — ”W Phone 397-2 STEPHEN MILLu 15 Monroe Street F. S. LYON JOB PRINTING South Norwslk. 187 Washington St. 80. Norwalh What are the important things to know when I repaint my auto- mobile 1’ What must I use to make a nice enamel Job and how is it done ‘P How would you refinish the bath- room to make it sanitary and bright ? ASK AB}: HE KNOWS I mnem- Pfione 2210 ’ Dine at the Old Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT 3 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. thrills WILLIAM W. DAWSON, J r. ARCHITECT 46 So. Main St. Telephone 883. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Raymond Ea“ son _ , WALL & HIGH STREETS OLD CARS Sell Your Old Oars to the BRIDGEPORT AUTO ' .WRECKING CO. 1310 North Am Between Oak and Center 8%.. BRIDOEPOET, 00”. Phone Barnum 5586-2 Second-Hand Parts and TIN. to Fit Any Make of Car. Go To Aaron Kohn’s For Auto Supplies U —_ r , s mules!) avsm. - W HARRY w. MATHER ARCHITECT 79-81 .W Street So. lorwalk, Oonn. F. H..BAXTER 0 eourn slam "ass-r. “Just what I wanted— ‘ Kt. . mwsua . fl ‘ ~ h: a Bulova Watc ~” If yon.want HER to have the heel— give her a BUDOVA Wh'rcn wider id m “17% .3 ROBERT 'A. BENEDICT “DROUGHT Poss A‘Sha .P Green “Junta: N “V. ‘1 m" "Y” 8°“de ,. “clamp“ _ Smashes: , an. -BA_ll‘E_RIl3 The fin: Battery Station is at your service with up-to-date equipment, right prices. best of service and all sizes of Willard Batteries. Radio, A ind Radio 8 Willard Rubber Threaded Batteries are here. 49 West avenue. Phone 938.—-Adv. Hear the Victor Records “Barney Google” and ; “Y es——-We Have No ~ : Bananas” — .t _ . THE — f “ i HAMILTON. SHO . f 49 thl Street FURNITURE will add 'gresees beauty'eo yonrhomesndsaveyonthe mostnsoney NORWALK TRADE GIVEN WHOLESALE ~_—— Phone 2400’ ‘. Roodner Feed Co. FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY, STBAW. IERTILIZEE, ETC. Elevator. Ann Street ~» South Norwalk, Conn. HAHACKEMO TAXI N. Under Tarlov's Cigar Stu Phone 3 3 2 0 (ks-em! Drivers Day and m Service. TARLOV BROS. Leading Tobacconists we Recommsnn LORD ROMEO ‘ Mild Havana Blend 5c Each A— And - 8c—2 for 15¢ Ishsckemo Block Pine: 1'» mvmc a: ram BARGAINS Emwrmo MOTORS ‘ % TO 50 H. P. BOILERS—AIL SIZE .mUNS—WINCHE’IE PUMP AND i ICE MACHINES grooms SPECIAL ATTENTION ”Home 8t. 80. Nor-walk, Terms of Utmost Convenience 1379 Main St. Bridgeport Phones Barnum coco-see: I GEHEBE’S . The Store or Useful gift: for Weddiu a Aurel-saw. .’ ofvs auras m as!” . tion and speed. We will ex- ~ ‘amineiyouryeyes andsd‘vjse against wearing glasses‘nnless‘ 2 your. eyesrequire their-help. ‘ no; me ex.- 7 ' PRICE The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet at 10c. omrarsnnssrrnonn No pro'il ’ on Old Well Cigars. Themgthebest cigars modest that price. GUARANTEE mm AND UMBRELIA m 9 No. Main St. Next to United Clear 5‘0" Watch Our Window f‘ RADIO SPECIALS THE NORWALK’S ELECTRIC CO. 11 so. an street. . genus]. gusty. Low In "‘9'. RIALTO CLOTH!s > v , saor run-Judaism s-lnand "
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