‘ . $323123" in all public places serv— i l JOHN POKLEMBA , FINE CANDY, ICE CREAM, ' 7 EgmAggre CIGARS, STATIONERY, DRUGS SOUTH NORWALK GRAPHOPHONES and RECORDS l I ' Frank Libner WEEK END and 50m SPECIALS GRAIN and FEED ' .. ‘ —‘ ”In. Me: Idaho.- chair <. Seed potato“ (5%an Wall: Tube, ”7" "me _: , . o.1................89c " ”dfi‘”~" j, ‘ Fertilizer .._____ ' ; ‘ Dairy Feed Galvanised Wash Tubs, i No.2................79c Stock Feed -—-—‘— ’ _ NO-s..-......g......9sc . ‘1 .... scratdl Fed ______ Gme :szefobffifbjfi 351nm. ,. Hay and Straw 1m. cod Bods 55o ——-' * < Sprmgwood Briefs i 124e, Wampum , . 29¢ _ , , . ea. mules-genera will hold a , BPRATT’S BABY , -;—- _ . manner-so dance in Klsh's hall BUTTERMILK MASH om... notion; Wash Guinea Hen." " use?” " "m" m” ““h‘ - i.” For The flora . . . . . . . . . . $2.25 up __.....‘ ’ 7, ' a? ‘ mi“ Vorls otnNew? tuba" ‘* BABY CHICK . If you... ‘4‘ .1} , m hh rare to at their home on N... 1...... meme-cw ..,, dum"-r“"w:m~ “ '0 “arm a... , . - a The Bridge - aunt arms « mm m . Variety Store . , ’ 3m 2 BOUTON- S , M“ so. nonADx JULIUS ,l“ l < ' i. L = ' BUDOVSKY High, Grade , FRUITS, VEGETABLES and GROCERIES 9 ELY AVENUE 4‘; Phone 1588 J I Residents Declare Gas is Needed and they F e el ,, that Streets Should be Graded. Residents of Springwood are plan- ning to get together and appoint a committee to ask er'xnero improve- ments for that on. Speaking today ot the needs or Springwood. Andrew Cxibere o! be:- ington avenue said that what the - people want most is gas. “\Ve have repeatedty asked the gas company to lay pipes-tor as.’ Mr. Czibere said, "but our request has not been complied with as yet.” "Mrs. Kish. when she built her hall on Lexington avenue. wanted gas. ‘She was torced to go to the expense of laying the pipe herself. F Now when we ask for gas. we are told it we want it thay the pipes ourselves. The majority of the prop- erty owners can not afford to do this. . Springwood 5 Fruit and _;‘ Vegetable Market FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CIGARS, CANDY, CIGARETTES ~— South N orwalk 11 1-2 ELY 'AVENUE 11 Bouton Street .—-— Italian Grocery Tomato Paste 19c (lislian) Olive Oil $2.50 Gal. (Pure Virgin) ; Spaghetti 7c lb. Macaroni 7c lb. Fresh Roasted Coil'ee 29c lb. I Storage Eggs 39c Doz. Maxwell House Coffee 40c lb. ~—-—. SAM TESTA Dried Cod Fish . . 11c lb. i “Property owner-«in Springwood pay their proportion of the taxes, yet. they feel that they do not re- ceive equitable improvements in re- turn. "The streets in this section, " Mr. Czlbere continued. "are in a very bad condition. Last htitlrlttl‘Wliha streets were graded wit r en . , it rained the roads were mud holes. aS;satlsfactorlly. They should have been graded with , concrete. "Another need in Spring-wood is more .ntch basins. so that the water can run oi! the street and not make them impassable livers every time it rains." Springwoed needs many other im- provements which the residents hepe th‘, city will soon grant to them. But the most vital ones Just at the mo- ment they claim. are gas, proper grading of the streets and a sufficient number of catch basins. The Girls’ Club to be Entert‘ained Friday An entertainment has been ar-. ranged tor the members of The Girls' and Woman's club, to be held in the club rooms. Wall street, Fri- patrons. We thank you. Shopping is sometimes a tiresome task. 1 Knowing this the merchants of the Springwoo'd section are bending every effort todiave in their stores the new, the novel, the necessary. i In fact, we are trying to foresee the needs of our , patrons so that they *Wlll’be able to shop quickly as well ,. ' ' We believe that it is because of this that the Spring- wood section is growing so rapidly. We are selling service as 'Well as merchandise and we are heeping the prices within reach of all of our «ni- ‘ CHECKS FOR SUITINGS AND DRESSES Blue, Tan, Brown, Red, Etc. Regular 59c Value at 45C Yd. Q S Closing out of at exceedingly low prices “Li . . (lay evening. at eight o'clock. , Corner IJOWC Street D ' it til Ill b l b ' , ' mmrggog‘ygugggd 003;an (Signed) THE SPRINGW, ‘OO‘D MERCHANTS. ~ . ' " maties instructor. Groups of songs ~ .. ‘ ~ , . . will be sung by Miss Jane Nelson. soprano_ and Miss Ruth Long, con- iralto. accompanied by Miss Jean- ’S SSTDRE‘IoF STANDARD MERCHANDISE” 1 BOUTON STREET, 'so. NORWALK ANEWARRIVAL 0mm; DRESS Amongst which you will find the new shades of Green, MODERATELY PRICED AT 69C YD. Indian Head in Linen Finish, in All Shades. BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES 2RENCH MENTIONED FOR DENBY’S POST cite Uhie. all well known in musical circles. Interpretative Dances will be given by pupils of Miss bodice “’eid. No admission will be charged. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Macks, in, of Lubrane place, have had a radio installed in their home. ’ —___.__. Brazil requires the use of unitary mm“? has return I étths N ed to m. ew York university visit. with his, l \ e A i It is easier to count cash' than merchandise, therefore priceS cut to clear surplus Stock before Inventory Day. .We still'relnind you of our- annual Pro-Inventory Sale, which Will end in a few days. _ I O t " a If yougiaven’t bought your: coat, suit or wrap yet We have, a few more to close out. Everything in Winter underwear, hoSiery, sweaters, etc, must be sold regard- less of coat. ' . . .‘ ‘ ,. .A‘ . Come and See What marvelous kvalues we have to otter. We clothe yourwhole family. . ,
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