3! ’ Corner Lowe Street. /} ,. .. a «as zany-gnaw Prices in and carefully tailored. Every suit in the boys’ line has 2 PAIR OF PANTS-— one knickers and one golf. This gives you 8 sp lend id opportunity to do your Easter buying now at‘a great saving. We have inst received a wonderful selection of CBETONNES in beautiful colorings, specially priced. Yard 35C], eeeaeaeaaaaalooea-Iumeonaoo-aealam} ....... e J OSEM’S “STORE OF STANDARD MERCHANDISE" 1 BOUTON STREET, SO_. N ORWALK IuSiness § 9 J osem 3 .WE ARE OFFERING SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGSIN 3 § MEN’S, BOYS’ AND KIDDIES’ suns § AND TOP COATS. We want you to see the splendid styles and fabrics which have just come in. ‘_ The patterns are good-looking, the styles are smart . § l x , _, 'In ,- 3 SpringWood Naturally, we are pleased when business grows in Springwood. Better business in the district means two things. One is that the community is prosper-mg. The other that we, the merchants, are giving satisfac- tion and service to our customers. And with prosperity of the residents and up-to- the-minute service by the merchants. Springwood is expanding and will continue to grow. will have greater force in municipal affairs and it will have a big part in shaping and guiding the rapid deveIOpment of the city. § Each day we are planning better service and a ' wider assortment of goods, for the needs of our customers. § We appreciate your patronage. THE SPRINGWOOD MERCHANTS. Its voice Double ‘Your l‘v/Ioney’s Worth! ! , COMPARE THESE ITEMS AND PRICESé-ANYWHERE 1 LADIES’ HATS- , Newest and smartest styles ...... '. .' . . .. . . $1.98 $1.49. CHILDREN’S STRAW and SILK HATS At MEN’S ENGLISH BROADCLOTH SHIRTS White,TanandGrey SILK naAPBnms—An Colors. 39c to $1.98 Yard "...-.. $3.98 afo‘ e e eeJeaeeeee .......... ee-eeas'eeea LADIES’ SKIRTS—Newest Plaids. Each .................. . . . . . . sees-«een'e-eea- $1.98. SPECIALS 33 FOR THE WEEK-END - -—-3t-—-I PHILIP HARRISS Lergest‘ Sine Heavy Galv. WW Sm aeseeeeea.eeeee nor errors Reg. price 15c. Special ... .. 10c Large Size White' Enameled man PARS Reg. price 81.”. SW Cot-IIEO'COII. Joint-wanna. Regan PHARMACY In Avenue Store as W'ith Clifford Drug Establishment Stanley I. Herbert. former clerk at the Cliflord Pharmacy will con- duct with B. 1". Regan the Spring wood Pharmacy at Ely avenue and Mnlvoy street. Mr. Herbert \e a graduate of ca- lumbis University College of Phar- matey He is also a licensed phar- macist in Jhe states of flew rm and Connecticut Springwood Briefs John Poklemba of Ely avenue is spending the day in New York» city. I 3 I 0 Howard W. Baker of New Haven was the guest of Jerry Salr-anek or the Electric Service company. Ely avenue, yesterday. . Thomas Bifano of Ely avenue is resting comtombly at the Norwalk hospital Yollowing an operation per- formed there recently. 0 O 0 Charles Eckart of Bridgeport was a visitor in sarinfwood. Monday. Friends or Mr. and Mrs. Louie Kinks. of Benton street will be sorry to hear that their young daughter. Margaret. is in‘atghgir home. . . Miss Anna Regan o! Quint-rd avenue is convalescin: tron: he:- re- cent illness. 0 O O bliss Elisabeth Shimiro of. Benton street was a recent visitor in New York City. . C 0 Mr. and Hrs. Joseph XoRet .and children 0!, Stamford were me gum or trienda in Spflnmod. y'ea- terday. , e 0' 0 Mi. Julia Smith of Benton meet has purchased a Ford sedan. O O O 2* Ill- Helen Channel: or Lowe streei has taken a. nositlon in the cilia. of Yale and Tobvne. Stamford. O O 0 Mrs. Samuel Libertine of Laws street spent the week-end with re- latives in New York City. 0 O I Mrs. Julius Budovsky o! Ely avenue had as her cues: over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Sunken Lu- cas of Bridgeport. self contained motor can for use on branch lines. including one mm the United States. To enable learners to play stringed mammal-it's numbered steps for the atria:- have been invented and mu- aietobeuaedlaprintedineqrreao pending figures. 9 ELY AVENUE ’ Phone 1588 JULIUS BUDovsKY .- High Grade - FRUITS, VEGETABLES ' and GROCERIES wme—.... 0......“ . . , South arr-scan railways are ex- P perineum): with several typea or SAM TESTA 11 we. Street ...—a. Italian Grocery Tomato Paste 19c (Ital-I) Olive Oil $2.50 Gal. (run "run Spaghetti 7c lb. Macaroni 7c lb. FreshRoaetedCoifee __-_—_ Storage Eggs 39c Doz. MsxwellHou-se Coffee 40cm. Pharmacy —Itl¢.—-, ; Ely Ave. and Hulvoy It. Wes-ed Pharmacist Always , ‘ in Charge. ‘ —Our SpringTonio. which will positively- remove that '13an , feeling. ' —-Our Special Latin for the chapped hands. j and face. ‘ —Our unexcelled serv- ice. SPECIAL SURPRISE FOR THE CHILDRHW” Dried' CodFish ..llclb. ,v;. JOHN PQKLERIBA FINECANDY, ICE CREAM, 3 * 7 El! Ammo CIGARS, STATIONERY. DRUGS ' SOUTH! m3 1.1mm . GBAPBoPBONEs and neoonns . Springwooii Fruit and Vegetable Market ' ' CIGABS. * 0mm Frank Libner‘ $ and Sons GRAIN and EEED i , seal Potatoes .1" . natured sheared muss ensured EsyandStraw. mmm « WW runs BABchch
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