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lean Up Your
CLEAN-UP
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FIX-UP
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5Norwalk Is Responding to
:gThe Call to Clean Up, Paint Up
Some men are happy today. Surprising ? NO. Because
' when men ask for something they believe necessary and find that
an entire community is backing them up they can' not. feel other-
wise than satisfihd. Take Dr. Perdue, health officer. He believes
TOPSY
Just grew
(‘ALL AT
COHEN ’8 WHERE YOU’LL
ONLY FIND THE QUALITY KIND. _
HIGHEST GRADE PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS. .3 _
“ASK ABE - HE KNOWS”
'ALL ABOUT THE BEST PAINTS AND WALL PAPEgs;
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But-if I were you, I’d
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anwalk will be healthier if cellars and garretsarc cleaned of their
winter accumulations and he urged a “clean-up week.” Take
EXCEPTIONALLY COMPLETE LINE THAT
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GARDEN‘
T 'i- ain St.
.i‘e have all the garden tools you’ll need
r: have a fine garden.
iorwalk Hardware CO.
Norwalk
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This IS Clean-up and Paint-upWeek CAR LIKE hEW. P Tommes to Break Record 5 '5 PAPERS PLEASE JACOBYS ‘
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n'E HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO T l L I. Y i m - . Buy at the Big Red BOYD WALL runs STORE 5 12-14 NO. Main St. L“;
PAIN T-UP AND CLEAN -UP ' Shed. 5 -:
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t : VJASHINGTON ST.
CHASE THE ' DIRT’
ALBERT- D. MORGAN
SOUTH N WALK
in main
FROMSYLUM
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.v, recently declared sane.
here, was paroled from
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He is to be allowed to
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- (11;: a‘”éec,:,';n 21:21:: market." " cury DISCOVCI'Ed l n States this year will for outdis- coast each 18 feet wide or would 5 ernor9s D r i V e for A F BANKS P 5
ins; 0; Evelyn Nesblt to the In other words. the imam“ “0m Baggage lance 1912:; construction is indi- form between those‘ pom-ts _one 5 r . , - o . , 1'01). 5
- r. new triai to attempt to Ramses claims that we cannot ex- gigduhlécihsvg’a“ Thmeountrifiwiiiotlet gegotzoaggiéccam'mg 513 1m“ ; homlnatlon ; .
V: in we asilum' pect in! this COME”: so sell 2:11;”: NEW YORK “a" 1‘ "’ “"6 enabled contraitors mod); conside— City Types of paving have in- i . ‘ 4 o
. ,..fi ‘n. - a. l. v I ' ., .. ~. “5‘. i .V _ ‘ , . _ ." . _ g . ' > ,
- ”:fiefififflmfird Eomfgth? 5:350“: imitate: airmail-dd: m'fr- (135‘: ”for: h“ 335;“ ‘ ““an rabie wmter work especxally in the vaded the rural districts to such an : .\E\\' Yonlx. May i.-—Gov. The New REtall and i4. GOLDEN
' “ "““Ln 1‘ ‘ y ' . men on C 31$? ‘ “ ...‘ “Hm???“ cast and south and to begin much extent that, of the tvpes higher Isinixh announced yesterday the _
' r45 aiff’m‘iy' and acc‘im' hat ’0 mum” ms “f.“ S"""r‘m° “Hwt‘i' earlier this spring. ConseQuently than waterbound macadam, as- 5 Selection of Franklin D. Roosevelt . . ‘
i " a“ am‘la‘“ by 1?" Larl Furthermore, 11° belle“: that "3‘ by ”um”: 5’5“” ”m1 deadly (“5' the season is more advanced than phalt roadsnow predominate. The l to lit‘ad the Citizen's Committee Wholesale Jobbers Ill 68 Washington St.
‘H ”“9 asylum“ Sia‘l'lg ”lit “rifled immigration d°95 “0‘ make "5‘5". germ)“ hfr {MW “Elfin”? .0‘ at this time last year. With in extraordinary demand for smooth, which will press his campaign {or , , 1 SO. Norwalk
5 mid may be siwn his farmt l?b°rt "if: lb": hat” to fifgnifgaxflfiifnr?'mn'lilxtn‘iftf-uliugh0:12? late fall and winter 1924 road shock-absorbing pavements is due the nomination for President on the Plumbers , Steamfitters , l '
minanaai eve eeco—m ‘-.’ F ,.-t.-~ ~- ,- .. ~ . ._
A in“: condition 05! farm labor and “um White mains check“, mg no” building “Ill smash all records. to the fact that 15,092,147 motor Democratic ticket. ‘Tnc selection. . , . 5
. . - “0 t 1 b bar: in the Grand chmml Terminal, According to ”I? U S 'Bureau of vehicles now use American high— which had been forecast. comes as Gasfltters and Tm. I _
immigratlon 3” ° h" a °r‘ ‘ h m 1,, 5,. ”5mm AHOY“... Ammi. ROads the mileage .of' surfaced ways as well as to the progresswe :t culmination of conferences neces- . ’ . 5 7 ~,
’ Th° farmers of the countirls 0” Rowland. 0! “Wistvhcrtm' County. highways in this country is now Wm}. °f American rural c-om' S‘mmd by ”l" dam“ °t Char!" F“ SMlthS Supplies 5 ‘VA‘ SIDE INN
l ll“ \l’l) VELSOV DIVGLEY be grater.“ I" ”I" "5‘”.“1”. °‘ said today. the authorizing found well our 400 000 miles of which mumtlee which have come more Murphy. in whichthe complctlon '01 5
. "~'-\L}TO:‘~' 1i. C.—Since the immigration by this administratgon. several vials containing mchEormC 35,000 miles There condtructed in fully to appreciate the fact. that an organization for the Smith boom . . BOSTON, POST‘ROAD
.5 mm nimde by some that It helps to sue the farmers a c - of mercury. 19% and 40,000 miles ‘in 1923_ It their prosperity IS in proportion to was sought. Estimates Cheerfully 5 South Norwalk
scarcitv of farm labor tel. home market. This ‘5 ”“3 flrs‘ ”me ”mt ”10 510W is confidently predicted that the‘ the” acceSSibility and? ‘5’ thierefoge, Gov. Smith expressed great grati- - ~ 5 o l
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5; to increase the cost of Copyright 19-4 but non ert'ul paison has been meri- ’present season Wm sea close to Eraggelx a _mat}t1er Q 88°].fr°a_5- ficatiori at the selection in his ark leen. 5 N 0 W O P E N
“ 0'. farm products. the tinned in connection With the case. 50,000 miles of surfaced highways 0 us it“? ht‘ agtt m V aahgrmnad, nounccmcnt “mg,“ 5 g. ‘4
“ ‘ . .‘ .- - ' . ‘ to analysis of the . regon as m on i av a . . . 7 5.
“mas 0: Senator Cappcr. of For Purity. 1'5”“? acmr‘m“ . added to the countrys network of . ' . ' 'I am naturally greatly pleased . . .. .
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- of the leaders at the (Boston Globe.) gfigoil‘izpdhs “I“: 1:”th 11:5“3f good roads. This system now em- :friggngglfg: inasggnffbgcekyggzgi that Mr. Roosevelt will accept the 2 WALL STREET , RESTAURANT . 5
: m the Senate. are ieler- On the morning of a- recent 9106- - h ' . - ‘ oraces 2.819.386 miles of highways. p . d 800 chairmanship of the committee , l and HOTEL
y . _ v (er was ha“ _ dip tlicria. l}pliold and influenza. 11 told 0! th 400 000 miles of pavements alone has increase 5h. i “I! k t r out the NORWALK
’ " 1 i‘aiuable' “"1 m Tennessee 8 o g. ' The arsenic. it “‘85 said. was given 3" ‘ e .9 ’ - per cent in six year . . “ ‘C 1 l" 59° ° ca W D on: 3-00 P \[ 1'00 A. M.
* -~ t per says: "A common ing around the polls impatient}: - c . _ improved roads 1.5.000 miles are . . . . . instrucuons of the suite Commit- _ an. 3 . ‘- . to . 5 ,
n in such large do..cs that instead or The Michigan Virginia and ITALIAV A\l) ‘HILR’ ICAS
:1 .._. inst TESWiC‘E‘d imml- waiting Y0 be "approached. - -. - - .. gravel, 100.000 are matadam, 25,- - ’ too. as expressed at its convention in Phone 3324 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
, causing death the \l|,llln “as node - North Carolina d artnients are COOKING 1
< that America. needs labOP- A candidate for some omco com— violenuy “L The gnrms we”, hamm 000 are concrete, 10,000 are brick. Albany," the Governor said. ' - ~
committee strips the labor argu~
ment bare and reveals it as a. sub-
terfuge of a. small but ruthless group
of American employers that want
cheap labor to compete with well-
paid. American workers. {nus to un-
do the achievement of the Ameri-
can worker in establishing a. living
wage and a decent standard of liv-
ing. These would-be exploiters of
cheap European labor are eager
seekers for protection ,0! the domes-
tic selling market and quite as cag~
YOUR
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Dents taken out.-
5 New tops.
Curtains fixed.
5 Upholstery repaired and
l renewed.
Slip covers.
Bodies Repairfl.
New springs.
LET US MAKE YOUR
'Auto \Vorks
Main St., Sm Nori'alk
BARING POISON
VIALS FOUND
Bichloride O f Mer-
leOLFBAG;
District Attorney Says.
, Street Commissioner Duffy. He knows that a good cleaning up
now will allow him to give his attention to other matters later on.
Then there is Fire Chief Bogardus. He realizes that a clean-up
_ will reduce the fire hazard. save money for the people of Norwalk,
out down the possibility of injury and death to residents and cur-
§ tail unnecessary Work by the firemen. . '
All these men and their assistants put their shoulders to the
'wheel to make Norwalk clean-up. And Norwalk has answered
the urge b} doing the job with a will. TO the satisfactionThat
these men feel should be. added the praise of the citizens of the;
gcity. They have accomplished. and are accomplishing a good‘
‘ work—arid a Work they could easily dodge if they were different
kind of men. That the ppeple appreciate their work is shown by
, the extra loads of rubbish that are being taken to the dump where;
: they belong and where they cannot threaten to cut: short the lives
of our people.
“'ell done !
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New alpha]! motor roads Inld In the United States hut year would stretch 5
three time: across the country. . 5
That road building in the United from th. Atlantic to the Pacific ‘
now using asphalt so pavements
treat my garden right.
‘ Our
Chestnut POsts
’ And a trellis too
Will make it your delight.
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137 Washington St.
'A. COHEN
NEVER DISAPPOINTS THE MOST PARTICULAR. ’
Telephone 351-2. *
THAT OLD LEAKY ROOF, THAT RUSTY FURNACE
-— — — ESTIMATES CHEERPULLY GIVEN — - — b
11 WALL 8T.
-—PLUMBERS and TINSMITHS---
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FIX UP
AND TO FIX THE PLUMBING.
B. M. BETTS
PHONE 742
NORWALKL" i "
SMITH cross
F. D. ROOSEVELT
FOR giilRMAN
\Vilsom D e m 0 c r_a t
Named to Lead Gov-
Nonnzyo OVER 25 CENTS
30 MAIN STREET
NORWALK
Telephone 476
CONN. g
CITY .,_
PLUMBING
SUPPLY c0.
THE IiOUSE OE
KUPPENHEIMER
GOOD CLOTHES
, CHARGE 5 7
' ACCOUNTS OPENED j '
NEW SILK
DRESSES ‘
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* wiy 0‘! the fwesfion ‘3‘: ins along ”Red hf!“ lifelhfidwbgg'.‘ less when administered in food. in— “939381331; “if miscellgneous tfipfis on some of their trunk line roads. After the announcement Mr. . ’
Reprt’sentatlflis Commi ' m 10 YOte- .He said, . 0 a n oculation was the only way in which an ’. m1 es are s 9,“ ESP 3 ' The Brush College road is the first: Smith left for Albany.
" "“33”” find: that“ ted yet'" Lpon his promhe to vow ”my mum have “a“ 3“ “rfg‘t- “Sphamc concrete and other as— “Black Base” highway in Illinois. Mr. Roosevelt's official designa- ‘
tresperit)’ of the United
'-s not depend upon add!-
- . Due to recognition of their for. have built ri id avements York State Committee for the Nom- . . I __
~ «hired alien laborers. .In- \ cry soon another candida: It“ unknown quantity in the nu'sm‘ious Shock-absorbing propensities under are considering “Blsgick Ease.” lnation at Alfred E. Smith for Presl— , , f ream g ,
' 1 activity have sun’ivod the same office came up. an a or maze of detafls that surround the beavv traffic as well as their re_ dent. T
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"315d immigration caused
remain war and the quota.
0 covering a. stretch of
and the United
for him the candidate gave him a
dollar.
a similar conversation two dollars
changed hands.
Thinking it possibly more profit-
able to delay voting (or a while. the
Miss )Iildred Beam,
(N. J.) school teacher,
Elizabeth.
remains an
arrest and indictment of. Baring.
Miss Beam will surrender to the
county authorities within twenty-
four hours, is the belief of those in
phaltic types. Several other states which hereto-
Asphaltic pavements comprise
54.9 per cent of all pavements
higher than waterbound macadam
in the 65 cities of the country
sistance to moisture and tempera-
ture changes, there has been a tre-
mendous increase the past six
tion will be chairman of the New
He will proceed at. once with
the organization of the committee.
in which political leaders or various
parts of the State will be represent-
Prompt Delivery
"It’s Here It It's Housemate"
Phone 527 I
The Busy Men's Shop ,.
Styleolus' _ '
Clothes
: 3 years. 5 _ , years in asphalt highways. Last having 100 000 or more population. ed. .
5 icd one period 0‘ 8"“ “me" tggt2::g;fltetgtg 1:832:12- 3:0 gigse°:é°;:d::nggfnigf Sta“: year 102,000,000 square yards 01 Percentage; for other types in Mr. Roosevelt began the prelim-
5’ ‘ "Firing ”13" “me‘ Our ate for p a ‘ ‘r " arme‘ asphalt pavement were construc- these cities follow: Brick, 19.9 per lnary work otcompleting the com-
ion through natural
re——-10.000.000 from
ed his exchequer by three dollars
upon his promise to "support" him.
The next day this sovereign voter
with subpoenaes have been looking
for her, but it has been intimated
that. she will appear voluntarily to
ted, —— an increase of 20,000,000
sguare yards over 1922, and suf-
ficient to construct 9,680 miles “of
cent; wood block 4 per cent; stone
block 14.5 per cent; portland ce-
ment concrete 3.5 per cent, and
. .. t he ro- r _ i - _ 153 “‘ashin . 1;
. .. . mung of the 2818'23‘32‘agingrizgshtizavom the talégngtisfsgtxjagfney believes the roadway 18 feet hide or to replace miscellaneous 1.4 per cent. Because “A: the request at a large number _ OPIL Mkfi‘gjfif‘ «a;
chi-tree ,. or the ar- E \ berm-.0, any thing now which can ha” pro» all the paved streets in the cities of the popularity of the more .811- 0! party leaders and of delegates i
-‘ pr 9. :1“ 1 P “hm”, at}; on being asked for which man headings would be the disappearanm of New York, Chicago, Detroit, table and easy riding city streets, to the Democratic national conven-
‘ "2‘0 .1 W. ‘ immigration 11 got“ he um: I vOtod for the of the “steam“. Baring. Them i=2 San Francisco and New Orleans. Municipal types of paving have tion, I have decided to accept the
'"r‘ronents C: that arsU- “:9“ that g“. me on. don”. of a pombuw that she Wm have n, The asphalt pavements laid in 1928 taught motorists to demand better chairmanship of a committee to « A“ TONSMITHS .
5.3. ranzember that we pim- oune tor h. 'u the 1am cop change of heat, and refuse to ””0 _ goo, would provide dire. roads rural highways, '11 further the nomination of Gov. 0, 5v,
, if“: not to fggdfiofi :uphn' cute her husband. 5 ' ‘T" N Smith f°r the Presidency. WERE THERE
__-u 5— ...«> finding 0 M- AND OUR !
New MY oov- W) ’-
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5 {mo WEATWM
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DOROTHY DARNIT
SCWW _ "(if
OF COWS
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son: was OR PEACBES
Yoocm MW
guT.ooN‘rG-E1'
oil-row. BED
mlttce within an hour after formal
announcement of his designation.
In a statement he said:
By
GEO. M’MANU S ' ,
'WAIW'
‘ was!) A DOC CTORAV 5 .
' Lzr's asrwaaoocrofl
wnueéHA‘B "5‘1”
In getting a.
want one that runs easy. is light
to handle,
your needs.
that cuts true and
freely and o: a. size best suited to
We carry the Tro-
inn. Townsend and Murray Hill
Lawnmowers, high wheel.
bearing and regular bearing. \Ve
Rialto Clothes Sling ‘7
R. mantra. Mgr,
PR|CES
laanower you
ball
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H::£1tru.. Air-w
Prices $8.98 to $15.98. .
3: WASHINGTON 8mm
scum NORWALK. 00m.
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-mknownutho --- --
when prices meet with' ,
approval or milk- who want ’7
and quality work. Write a,
upon us or phone us and we,
lanthanum-Jim- " ~'
don‘t know about the EM
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