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A Luxury
During the coal season just put
much coal of the “non-combusti-
ble" kind was in evidence. Our
on customers, however, were
kind enough to say that the Fer.
ris coal was never better.
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In our welloknown coal men-
agerie there are no wild-cats. And
no monkey business. We take no
chances on coals that are am
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.
amour. BOSCH anon-r0
SERVICE sranou
All makes of Magnetos. Starters.
Generators and Ignition Systems
repaired and installed. We ere al-
so soiling New B'sch ignition for
Fords and all other cars.
ll. 50. Main St. 50. Norwalh
Phone 845
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In South Nor-walk Host People
Do Their Shopping
at the
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
There is a reason for it—O. !.
Raymond R. Aiken
Successor to
Raymond 69‘ Son
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the '
BRIDGEPORT , AUTO,
WRECKING CO.
1310 sol-u. am
Between Oak and Center Its,
namemar. con.
PhoneBarnumm
Second-Hand Sand and ~'rls'es h
Flt Any Make of Car.
Go'l'o. ,
Aaron Kohn’s
For Auto Supplies
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9 RAILROAD amuz.
HARRY w. mm
armor
MWaaluugtonStseet.
Sella-walk,“
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F. H. «BAXTER
a sour" mam eraser. '
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Quality Groceries and
free Delivery ‘
A. F. Beckmann 6" Co., Inc.
83Washlngton Street
PRO” 14“
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Mansion or cottage 1 ,
We’re going to} build a
How much will it cost 1 That doesn’t matter so much.
Neither does that matter. Wood,
stone, brick, stucco, bungalow-4m isn’t vital either. lSuit,
your taste and your pocketbook;
Here 18 something vital !
BUILD THAT HOME WELL.
You are going to put money into it—your soul. It’s worth it 1
ing well. Building materials, like ev
world, are of two kinda—the good and the bad. Remember:
this, that you pay the price otdgood material' s anyway, whether
you get them or not. If you
W e hope to be of some help to you in the problem of build-
else inthe
not get the sound, strong, dur-
able materials in the first place you pay for them in repairs
on the poor stuff.
The Hatch 89" Bailey Co.
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Fresh Mackerel . . . .
seeeseeoeas
.25elb.
CodfishSteak ....... 22¢").
Boston Blue. .......... .‘..
Haddock ......... .
Flatfish ................... “2......l4clb.
Butterfish ............ . ....... .28c lb.
Weakfish ......................... 25c lb.
Salmon Steak ................... . .30c lb.
Bluefish .............. . ........... 38c lb.
Westport Georgetown Darla-I
39and43‘ainStreetJlorwalk.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and. Railroad Avenue, So. lot-walk. V
Standard Slack noel: Sewn
15c lb
....12c.lb.
BROWN OXFORDS—Russia Calf,
FOOTWEAR FOR' MEN
BLACK OXFORDS—Pebbled Scotch Grain Leather on the
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brogue lasts. Smooth, bright calfskin,
in trim dress models.
straight perforated tip,
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brogue last. Mahogany calf, wing tip,
«. stitched trim, square Frenchlaat.
EMERSON. JOHNSTON 8 m ”D EDUCATOR m
CONNEALLY E! BRACKEN
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Public Schools will hold «sand! es-
tén tomorrow afternoon and ”on“
70170110 “invited to 1W3.
work.
The bone! the manner
the peg. year in the wood'worflng
and machine shop eepartasents. and:
as tables, table lamps. book an
sup den. candle sticks. cod-r
chests. taboos-eta. base ball hots. eta:
stands. medicine cabinets. hall trees
and so torth.
The industrial I!“ d!
the Junior and Senior ,
exhibit posters. ”pook and We.
cover designs from the ohmic!
. design classes. many pencil. charcoal
and wash drawing: by tho cm in
free~hand drawing and coutuma dc-
slam; baskets. decorated vases and
candle sticks made by the pupils tak-
(ing cratt woxk.
The domestic science department
will exhibit sewing from the difleren:
grades. also samples or cooking. The
domestic science room at the High
school will he‘open for your inspec-
lion.
Domestic science is wanted for “I.
eighth grade classes 01 all contact and
{or the clam ut the ninth. tenth,
eleventh and twelfth years who are
[filming the manual art-course.
The arm of the course is to give a
thorough knowledge of the principles
of cookery. a consideration 0! the
choice of loads, the preparation and
serving 01 foods nd their compara-
tive value in the let. The work is
carried on in a practical way so that
it may be kpplled by each girl in her
every day life. it also deals with et-
i‘lclent handling of utensils and ma-
terials and the general care of a.
home.
' Sewing is arranged for the seventh
grade girls and {or the other grades
in the manualarts course. The girls
are taught parts and uses of sewing
machines. patching. darning and vari-
ous stitches which they apply in the
ma 1 of III kinds of undergar-
ments. middy blouets. skirts. dresses.
hats. etc.
$300 Award to Estate
of Stamford Woman
The Jury in the Civil SuperiOr
court. Bridgeport. yesterday brought
in a verdict of 8500 {or the phlntlfl.
Herman J. Welasman. administrator
at the. estate of Cecilia Stein or
Stamford. against Marion Green. In
actor of New York. and Samuel Ros-
enblum. eon-Inelaw of the ‘
Mrs Stein died of shock last. Sep-
ternbar aner Rosenblum‘s automobile
in which she was rtdlng collided with
Gree's car In Norwalk: The claim
WILLARD
BATTERIES
The Ryas Battery Station is at your
service with urn-date equipment.
right prices. best of some. “8‘“
sizes of Willard Batteries. 0 A
and Radio B Willard Rubber Threaded
meat of
schoeb
South Nor-walk, Conn. —- Stare Open Saturday Innings.
L WallStreet ' ‘
“Just what I wanted-
a Bulova Watc ”
- a n. was.“
ROBERT A. BENEDICT
ltyouwsnt HER
.‘ when the belt-
give here BUMVXWATCB
Batteries are here. u West avenue.
Phone 988.—Advr »
MICHELSEN ;
~ STUDIO
78 WSsMngton st, 80. Nor-walk
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woman at the man school ”We"
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classics fill display work do” filth. 1*
: ”1'12" hath you teel pain being drawn
’ out nnd comfort just soaking in. now
5' TRIST
WNWKW‘S;
l's‘s
against Green was settled. but the
insurance company that had under-
tten a policy on the Bocenblnsn
machine refuted to settle. a
man saloon saras.‘
The last regular assembly of the
school year was held yesterdny morn-
ing in the auditorium. Klan Eleanor
Campbell. popular member or this
year’s graduating clans was chairman.
The program was as follows:
Song-Bailing ............ feasibly
Poem—The Deacon's Courts p
............. Miss Margaret Hoyt
Poem—Jncident of the French (kmp
.................. Marjorie Hunt
Barnard Fine-on then spoke on the
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baseball games for the remainder of
the season. The high school will cro-
bata with the Shelton High Kine on'
Friday at Amusement Park grounds.
and on Tuesday aXternoon. next. they
will bring the to a close with a
game and it is oped a victory‘over
the Danbury High Nine. ,‘l‘his game
will be a ”rubber" game; md will be
played at Oren-i Field. Wilton.
Following Mr. Flueson's talk Mrs.
Brooks spoke on the Chautnuqua.
About 149 pounds of meat to each'
person were consumed in the United ’
States last year.
“TIZ’TDRTENDER,
SDRETIREFEEI'
The mix-lite you put your feet in a
good your tired. swollen. burning feet
feel. ‘TIZ" instantly draws out that
poisonous exudation: that put! up
your (cat and cause sore. inflamed.
sweaty feet. .
“1'12." and only "Ht.” takes the
pain and soreness out o! coma. ealJ
leases and nucleus. Get a bag of
‘11:" at any drug or Contact
stars {or a few cents. Yet net are
never going to bother you any more,
A whole year's toot contort gnu-an-
(adv—Adv.
FURNITURE
NOBWALK TRADE GIVEN
Honwm twine DRY GOODS STORE
BUY. THAT BATHING SUIT HE
'l‘he'l‘ristram ”new IsBackof Every Garment
OurPrioesAreAa Low As hWtWiththeQuafity
Ladies’ One Piece Wool Bathing Suits
MtflePopular-qudaandColorings . ............ $4.75tosl
. I/EI'SUHS ..‘......’.._,,..... ...... ...
LADIES, BAWG TIGHTS . . . . WWI, 32-65-5300; Cotton,
Bathing Suits for Men and Boys
OneorZ-pieee.......forMenSIlMtoSiwzfoersilooto
BathingCape -.......18cto75c , RubberBandeaux
Rubber “Bandannas” .......... 85c to $1.10
. 50cm,
“meeueezee:..:“0” e ».
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rhea: no a
NOMIK'S Large“ "-
Quality me;._.m
THATCHER
AND Risen
Kompal; Automn'c r.
\l‘sier Beale:
Duro Country \mu
‘ Plumbing _ a,“
We Speaahu' ' l3 Phone 39::
TWO PANTS SUITS STEPHEN l
ExtraPanblhnhletSeWear. 15mm“
ASHER GLiCKSON ’ 5 mm.
Mia. Hatter and Fun-saber ' ‘
,1 mg,“ “‘ “gm“, JOB PRIN
South Kermit
ss. nam- s. urn!-
MAHACKEMO TAXI
. ', L'udL-r Tarlor's (in
Dine at the Old and. by ; Phone
' 9
THE OXFORD wNL‘n chtftl Diver? Di; t3.
and RESTAURANT 56m
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aourn swam, coma. ' TARLOl BIKE
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' ‘Roodner
,Feed Co.
woman:
munraan, oaant. nar,
mat. rams-r0.
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lientonlnnStreet
ScuthNorwnlk,Conn.
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SPECIAL summon
terms of Utmost Convenience
isomer. Bridgeport
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ViniumVOyourdiree-
tion and speed. We will 93.
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runes“. mantel! auto 7,
cinemas : ~ {1
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Wm: glasses unless
fyourcyes require their-help. :4:
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WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROME
M Yd Havana 81‘
5c Each
_ And-
Sc—i.’ for 15¢
Mahackemo Black
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