' ' For the Man
Suits, top coats, shoes, hats
. and caps, shirts, ties, union
Atlantic shirts and
drawers, Cooper's and B. V.
D., I’yima silk hose.
suits,
For the Woman
Coats, skirts, waists, sweat-
ers, silk and muslin under-
all shades of 11m.
hosiery, knitted suits.
wear.
I
t'
“ What You Can Get ’atiossnfs
For file Boy ;
Suits, top shirts,
waists, tics, shoes, hats and
coats,
caps.
For the Girls
Coats, dresses, shoes, hats
and fancy hosiery.’
For the Kiddies
Top coats, little'suits, romp—
O
ers, dresses of -"the better
kind.
A full line of Dry Goods—Flannel for Skirts and
Sporting—A full line of Draperies.
J OSEM’S—e—
“STORE OF STANDARD MERCHANDISE"
l BOUTON STREET, SO. N ORWALK’
Corner Lowe Street.
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Prices
BOYS’WASHSUITS
8180831508.AllfaStcolorl—Spocillpflco......................
3... $1.00 '~
$1.69.
98c
&
CHILDREN’S FAST COLOR DRESSES .
Sizes 6 to 14. Consisting of the latest plaid: and checks. . . . . . . . .
LADIES’ HOUSE AND STREET DRESSES
Guaranteed washable—Special price .....
HEAVY LARGE TURKISH TOWELS
With or without borders—Special price
MEN’SWORKPANTS _
Good and Strong—sneak! price .
MEN’S WORK SHIRTS
lode of blue chambray with extra pleats in back-Special . . . . . .
The Low ‘1- _
It’s natural that you should find the lowest prices
g!
in.
prevailing in the stores of Springwood: The foremost
reason for this is that these stores are out of the higli
3' .
rent district, the difference in rent is shared with the
purchaser. Yet price is not the only reason why we
say—“BUY IT IN SPRINGWOOD.”
Along with the low price, we give'kyou high quality,
‘
a. big variety.
o
It lwIl pay you to go just that little extra distance
to Sprngwood to do your shopping.
THE SPRINGWO‘OD MERCHANTS.
I
Feinsod’s Extraordinary
98c
$1.39.
98c
HIGH SCHOOL
more
At thoregular weekly wmbly
held In the High school auditorium
this morning tho members of tho
Nor-walk High school hockey team
who have the honor of having play-
ed on an undefeated lee aggrega-
tion were presented letter “N‘s" by
Principal Philip A. Jacob. Those
who received the script Iettera are:
Paul James. Carl Rohde. Oliver
Kimberly. Eugene Mitchell. Albert
Kronenberg.) Paul McElroy and Ed-
gar Rohde. captain of the team.
0 O O
Miss Mary .T. McMahon. head of
the oral English department o! the
Norwalk High school announces that
two debating teams will soon be
chosen for another debate which
will be held in the High lchool au-
ditorium in the near future. . The
debate held in the school auditorium
'thuetanm at the hands ot‘ the stu-
dents that'Miss McMahon ll eager
to get the next one under way.'1'he
teams will be made known within a.
few days.
9 o 9
Orders for the 1924 close books
are now being solicited according to
an announcement made by Stanley
”Joselouk) business manager or
the Reminiscentiae. this morning.
Students will have two Week- in
which they may plies their orders
{or the books. 1: applications are
not placed within those two weeks,
students will not receive their books.
All senior dues must be paid up be-
fore the orders for the books can be
given. 2
f o n o
A meeting or the bush“. board or
. the Remlnucentlan was held in
room 11 yesterdny afternoon. Fur-
ther plane were made tor the solicit-
ing at advertisements.
O O O
A meeting was held yesterday of
the co «which has charge at
an in ”in now being conducted
to make ,lnqulrlea 1::me
claimed tho ballot all}! by
I
an» the clan should ”to: p.33”.
uwlflchholoanodtornneinthe
last week met. with such great on! .
Frank Starry Abbott. £91m: claim -
and Briefs
Mrs. J. Suites: at 15 Le:-
Hr ‘zgumo were recent visitors
; in Bummwsm the: Hero. the
as.
“allotment. . .
Mrs. William Garfield of Port
Chester in convalonclnz It the “one
at Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gtrfiteid.
or honours“. mm a. $0003
wontortheremomothertom
Dr. Wells is the attendlns mu-
clul. 1*
QO.‘
Vishnu-h to No; Ybrk city.
a o o
In. Herman var or New
Jersey yuan-fleet .02 firlende
Max:004-
in , o o a
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ivanhoe and
family have returned to their Borne
In Stamford after spendtn: the :week
and u the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John rememba a; their home‘ on
Elysv'pn‘ae. ‘ it
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield or
Lowe street entertained at their
home over the weekocnd friends
from Port Chester; .
Friends 0: Mrs. Thomas Kara will
her home on Lexingtzn avenue.
C 0
John Birono or 217 Ely avenue
has returned to his home from the
Norwalk hospital where he recen. ly
underwent an operation.
Joseph Smith of Benton street has
taken a. position with one of the
manufacturlns plants in Bridgeport.
Seek Extradition
‘ of Irving Anthony
\
Governor Templeton is expected
to sign extradition papers today (or
Irving Anthony. of Dal-ten, now in
the Tombs at New York, wanted
hero on a. charge at passing bad
checks. Just as soon as the paper:
are ready. they will be sent to Al-
bany for Governor Smith's signa-
ture. It is expected that local auth-
orities will have Anthony by the
end of the week.
Ernest Bennett .certiflcate.
Edgar Bryan. card case, certificate.
medal.
Rosalia Carlson. pin.
Kathleen Flaherty. certificate.
Lillian Field. certificate.
Ruth Groenbcrg. certificate.
Daniel W «M»: m- ».
Roxie Housman. pin.
Clnrenco Banker-ad. certificate.
Theodore llorwath. card case,
bronze medal.
Helen Lon-101', certificate.
“miter Modrye. certificate.
Cullen! Manek. bronm'rnedal.
Rebecca. Robinson. certificate.
Adele Kemnser. certificate.
Ethel Peterson. certificate. "w
Patsy Marina, two certificates.
Patrick Chtmcnto. two certificates.
medal.‘
\Villlam Smith. certificate.
Edna. Vallerie. certificate.
MrLJohncarulohalrcturnedto
herhn‘lnoxfibl-mlfl “‘3‘,
be sorry to hear that the is ill at i
High Grade
mum‘s, VEGETABLES
and VGROCERIES
; ' 9 ELY AVENUE
Phone 1588
SAM TESTA
11 Benton Street
——.——-—-
Italian “Grocery
——
Tomato Paste 19c
(Italian)
. Olive Oil $2.50 Gal.
(Pure Fm)
Spaghetti 7c lb.
Macaroni 7c lb. ‘
Fresh Roasted Colfee
Storage Eggs 39c Doz.
Maxwell House
Coffee ...,.. .. 40¢ II).
Dried Cod Fish . .. Ilc lb.
... ..
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Springw o .
,Pharma.
—— Inc.—
Ely Arc. and Mill :
ngiflrh .3 I'Ixnrnmrm .
In t harg-i.
—U.: Slots.
SPECI u SCRP{
FOR Tllli (HIL
7 Ely Avenue
Phone 302-5
JOHN POKLEIVIBA
SOUTH NORWALK
.4
FINE CANDY. ICE CREA‘I
CIGARS, STATIONERY. DRE
GRAPHOPHONES and RECO"
42‘.
Springwood
Fruit and
Vegetable
Market
Frank Libner
. and ‘Sons
QEAIN and FEED
' Seed Potatoes
Fertilizer
Dairy Feed
. Stock Feed
Dry Mash ,,
Scratch Feed
Hay and Straw
Ti
3 PRATT’S Y
EAEY omen
WWW
Guinea Hens ...>
____——-’
If you wish fresh '
chicken for dinw'v
2835 and \ on will
So. Norwalk
ON 51‘
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