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A Luxury
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-
agerie there are no wild-cats. And .
no monkey business. We take no
chances on coals that are un-
known or of doubtful gualrty. . ’
Anthracite coal must hereafter
be regarded as a luxury. It will
be high in price for many years.
The Ferris [Coal Coi
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OIIIOIAL BOSCH MAGNETO
SERVICE STATION
All makes 0: Magnetos, Starters.
Generators and Ignition Systems
repaired and installed. We are al-
so selling New Bosch Ignition for
Fords and all other cars.
11. So. Main 8!. So. Nomlk
Phone 845
In South Nor-walk Most People
Do Their Shopping
at the
MILL' OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
There is a reason for it—O. Y.
ROWLAND M. BEACH
FLORIST
18 France St.
Phone area
Raymond R. Aiken
Successor to
Raymond ('9‘ Son
wan. a men smears
xoawamr, cons; j
OLD CARS
SellYourOldOarstothe
BRIDGEPORT 'AUflfQ
.WRECKING co. .,
1310 North Avenue ‘
Between Oak and Outer Its.
monoar, con.
Phone Barnum eases -
loosed-Hand Parts and Tires ts
Flt Any Make of Car.
Go'l'o
Aaron Kohn’s
For Auto Supplies .
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9 RAILROAD am.
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HARRY w.m_TIIER
m
to. lsrsalk. Oonu.
. How much will‘it cost 1 That doesn’t matter so much.
Mansion or cottage i Neither does that_ matter. Wood,
stone, brick, stucco, bungalow—that isn’t vital either. Sort
your taste and your pocketbook. . .
Here IS something vital l BUILD THAT HOME WELL.
You are going to put. money into it—your soul. It .’s worth it i
We'hOpe to be of some help to you In the problem o£_bnild-
ling Well. Building materials, hke everything else In the
w 1d, are of two kinds—the good and the bad. Remember.
s, that.you pay the price of gnod materials anyway, whether
you get them or not. If you do not get the sound, strong,jdnr-
able materials in the first place you pay for them In repairs
on the poor stuff.
The Hatch E? Bailey Co.
, ' LUMIBEE.AND mWORK - ‘ .,
Sheeu'ock. Cornell, ColeeesJVall Boards—mm” m
I‘Riua‘loiifo “
TUBE Sill-OISE
Powder-[Singer to Appear at ‘
Free Delivery
”A. 4F; Beckmann 84' Co., Inc.
South Norwalk
83 Washington Street
‘ I'll! DIX-NIB! .
PHONE 1405
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
PlateCornedBeef.............. '8clb.
Boneless Brisket 16c lb
Smoked-Shoulders.................14c lb.
Puritan Skinned Hams ..27cfilb.
PickledPigsFeet................... 12c lb.
Schultie’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Streetand Railroad Avenue, So. Norwalk.
39 and 43 Hair: Street. Nor-walk.
Bridgeport
Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamiord Gisele Rook
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FOOTWEAR FORfiMEN
BLACK OXFORDS—Pebbled Scotch Grain Leather on the
u brogue lasts. Smooth, bright calfskin,
in trim dress models.
BROWN OXFORDS—Russia Calf, straight perforated ‘tip,
' brogue last. Mahogany calf, wing tip,
stitched trim, square French last.
EMERSON. .103me a murmur aim momma sacs-:3
CONNEALLY é? BRACKEN
South Norwalk. Oonn. — Store Open Saturday Evenings.
"Just what I wanted— . o
a Bulova Watc ”
I! you wint HER
to have the best—
glve her a Bmova Warm
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$45.00
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ROBERT 'A. . BENEDICT ,
JEWELBR
Wall "Street _ t '
. People’s Chorus Concert
Tuesday at Regnet.
Music lovers will be glad to know
that Ralph Toland will appear at the
People's Chorus c ncert next Tuesday
evening at the R ent theatre. sing-
lnk the solo part or Gricg's‘Olav Try‘
gveson; ‘
Mr. Toland will nlso sing I. group
or songs and in these a musical treat
is assured. Besides having a beauti-
ful voice .and great dramatic power.
his singing shows the highest stand-
ard or musicianship. Mr. Toland will
include Darnrosch's setting 0! Rip-
Una's famous ‘Dannv Deever.’ by re-
qt‘ est. This song was made tamous by
the late David Bispham and it was
from him that Mr. Toiand took the
interpretation he gives.
According to recent press notices.
Mr. Toland. is rapidly building up his
eputation as an artist at first rank
the east as in the west where he
began his career. Recent engage-
ments have been filled at Dsrlen.
Stamford. Columbia university and
with the Euterpe club at the Waldorf-
Astoria. A tour at summer'schools
from New York to Dakotas is con-
templated immediately alter his en-
gagement with the People's Cho
Mr. Toiand expects to be in e
h’ew England states in October;
Southern states during November and
December and the \V’estern states for
the balance of the season.
Miss M. Keeley and
Jos Cail’rey Arech
Joseph Cathay and Miss M. Kelley
-.were married at St. Joseph's church
by the Rev. Father Daly. yesterday
morning. The bride wore a gray
canton crepe dress. with shoes,
and hat,to match. The bridesmaid
wore a pink canton crepe dress. hat
to match. and white shoes
The groom and best man wore navy
blue suits. The bride carried a pretty
bouquet of white roses and sweet
peas. The bridesmaid had a bouquet
of pink carnations. After the core-
mony the party had their pictures
taken and then went to the bride’s
be e for a. wedding breakfast.
one present at the breakiast
were: .
James Kelley and Miss Catherine
Kelley (the bridesmaid and best man),
Mr. and Mrs. “'llllam Morris from
Brooklyn. hit. and Mrs. W. Kelley
from Boston. Mrs. M. Lamb and Min
Florence Lamb from New Bedtord.
Mass" Mrs. C. Kelley. Mrs. H. Brit-
to. Joseph Kelley. Miss P. Taylor and
\Villiam Kelley.
The couple will make a short trip
to Boston and New Bsdtord. Mean.
to visit blends and relatives. for their
honeymoon. ‘
Joe is a popular employee of the
Nor-walk Lock Co. and received a nice
present from his fellow employee.
Miss Kelley works tor the Connecticut
Dress Co. and received a line so: of
Rogers Silverware trons her friends in
that shop. ~
Upon their return they will reside
at the bride's home on Butler street
for a time.
Charles Harris Attends
French Line Dinner
Charles E. Harris. president of the
Charles H. Harris. Inc. glass manu—
facturers. of Main street. was one of
the guests at a dinner given Monday
night on the French Line Steamship
"Paris" in New York city by Henry
Raymond real estate capitalist. and N.
F. Henderson. general tramc manager
of the French line.
Addresses at the dinner were made
by Mr. Raymond. Hon. William Hay-
ward, U. 8. District Attorney, Mr.
Henderson. Dr. John Harris. Deputy
Police Commissioner. Charles E.
Harris and others.
Following the affair. Mr. Harris ex-
tended an invitation to the guests at
the dinner to visit Ledgewood Farm.
The invitation was accepted and the
house party will be held in July after
the completion of the addition to Mr.
Harris' home and the installation at a
new 71 pipe organ.
BORNHOEFT FOR W
BRIDGEPORT. C‘onn" June 8.—
The Bridgeport club of the Eastern
League has tnded Herman Bornhoefl.
pitcher. to the Worcester club for
Pitcher Larry Bennett.
right prices. best of service and all
sires of Willard Batteries. Radio-A
andBadloBWlllardBnbberThr-eadsd
flatteriesarehere.
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NORW‘ALK’S
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‘LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
WEDNESDAY, JUNEs’
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BUY THAT BATHING SUIT HE,
The Trish-am & Hyatt Reliability Is Back of Every can...“1E ..
. OurPrices AreAs Low 'As Is Consistent with the Quality,
, Ladies? : One Piece Wool Bathing Suits "
‘A'll’the Popular Models and Colorings ..........$4.75t081
walk Public schools start tomorrow
afternoon when the Franklin. North
Center. arvin. Knudsen. Over River
and Win lpauk schools will be thrown
open tor parents.
Plans have been completed (or the
exhibition of the school work of the
children on this occasion. Samples 0!
practically every kind or work done in
the schools. capable of being repre—
sented on blackboard. paper or with
hand-craft materials will be displayed.
The purpose 0! the "visiting days"
is to let the parents see collectively
samples of school work as it’ is done
from time to time during the year.'
Parents are always welcome to visit
the schools. but particularly on "visit-
ing days."
Other visiting days are as follows:
Thursday. June 7-Center, Fitch.‘
Crnnbury, Lincoln. Rowayton and:
W’ashlngton. Friday. June s—Jeflerl
so‘n. Broad River. Concord. Brookride.
Putnam and West Nor-walk.
New England A. M. E.
Conference Closes
The New England A. M. E. center.
once closed Sunday afternoon at
Greenwich with the reading of ap-
pointments. at which time Rev. W.
Henry Lamar was returned to Knight
St. A. M. E. church for the fourth
year.
The following persons have books
to collect funds for the remodeling
oi the church. This is done to in-
!orm the many triends oi the church
or the authorised persons.
Deacon John D. Taylor. Salem J.
Bell. David Chance. W. 3. Latern.
Walter Reed. James T. Blue. William
A. Anderson. Mrs. Odile )flddletown.
James E. Perkins. Fannie Lamar.
Melvina Burr. Sallie Bryan. Susie
Berry, Ella Gill, Mi- Evelyn Hawk-
ins and Mrs. W. Henry Lamar.
The frame work is almost finished
and the old building wiil‘soon be let
down on the new frame. then the
work will be pushed on as last as pos-
sible. It will cost $9,000.
' FURNITURE
most money -:-
NOBWALKI TRADE GIVE!
Ask for Catalogue of Premiums
Soduanchocr-eamsu-vod
Bovi Pharmacy
5280.Hainst. Solids-walk
We Specialisein
, Two PANTS SUITS
Extra _Pants Double the Wear.
HMSt.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. Hatter and Furnishar
To “an and Boys
Norwalk
3.
3:: CHILDREN’SSUITS.._..............................50cm.
I. LADIES’ x BATHING TIGHTS . ; .. Wool, 3255.53.00; Cotton,$ .
O. ‘ .
:,1 Bathing Suits for Men and Boys
3 One or 2-piece . . . . . . . for Men $3.00 to $5.00; for Boys 3200 to 3
30: Bathing Caps . . . . . . . 18c to 75c I Rubber Bandeaux ......... -
:g: I Rubber “Bandannas” . . . . . . . . . . 85c to $1.10
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Parents Requested W. cm. . _
to Visit These Schools mu. rsorrr : i ,g : ‘ i I .5
The annualmys in the Nor- CERTIFICATES 1.th 39‘? 20
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Norwalk's Largest Muse
Quality Fromptnes.
THATCHER HEA
AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic a.
Water Heater:
Duro Country Water ~
Plumbing _ Heath
Phone 391-:
STEPHEN ll .2
15 Monroe Street
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTIN
South Nomlk.
serum: amin-
Dine at the Old some by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
O .OUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 21s
MAEACKEMO TAXI '
Under Tarim‘s Cigar ‘
Phone
3 3 2 0
Cnreful Drivers Day a:.‘. .'
Senior.
T TARLOV BROS.
Y Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. ml), GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER. RIO.
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Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Leading Tobacconsu
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
—- And —
8c—2 for 15¢
Mahsekemo Block Phil
IRVING K POLLBY
BARGALVS
ELizcrmc MOTOR!
v. T0 50 H. P.
BOILERS—ALL sun
snorcrss—mxtuau
PUMP AXD
ICE MACHINES
54 To 4 ms
25Monroe St. So. Na " ‘
Terms of Utmost Convenience
WILLARD
1379mm. Bridgeport
PhonesBarnumMO-m l
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Bimini
The Ryss Battery Station is at your
service with up-to-date equipment.
is West avenue.
Phone SSH dv. o. ,
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that Is up than attic'liks'newt
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_ WellSeCigarand
thePer-fecto Bouquet
, , at,10c‘ .
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9 No. Main ‘
Next to United Ciru 9"
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RADIO SPECIALS
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