‘LOOK OUT FOR MISTAKES
WHEN BPILDING A HOME
, man who builds a house should remember that
day he may want to'sell it—a‘well planned house will
attract a buyer but if you have overlooked the details
and comfort and convenience, used shoddy materials,
4* -N find it hard to dispose of the place at a good price.
.. you come to letting the contract be sure that you know
Reputation of the contractor. The lowest bid is not-al-
the best, so before you decide to accept it, make inqui-
abo'nt the standing and the quality of work the bidder
, . doing. Be careful about using newkinds of mate-
Jet somebody else do the experimenting. . Get materials
your house that you know have stood the test of time.
There is nothing mysterious about home building, every
222 m presented can be understood clearly by anyone.
I the average home- builder fails to inform himself or fails
~ seek expert and th'ts gets himself into trouble.
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Phone 12.3: . 1'1':’: . 4 l" '11 l'.’\ I Ill" inc,
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" a refi'igrera’. 31' to 3'01. '1' home. Any
sigie, any size you Wish.
2 e Agents 10" th Far-331:5 “I'iag r2” Refrigera-
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Buy\ on ‘W hile the Stock Is Complete.
36 Different Styles and Sizes.
ops): A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
Furniture—Rugs—Ranges—Linoleum
34429-131 W ashington St.
inane a: $3.14,: 2* ~2 “we've «of . ‘7‘.
.k’,:m¥-.
Pone 105
80): 25c to 75c
cto $1.00
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me. .ieannette
South Norwalk
MADEY’S
234 nasr .u'LNI'E —
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fear mars (mans
S C HOC OLATES
ONERY
(‘IGARE'ITES
IIL‘ISER‘S ICE CREADI [ .
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{The Pescara heliocopter in high
and a closeup
seated?
chine.
France is now more hopeful
than ever it will win the race of
; nations of the world to build the
I first practical heliocopter, . or
' » vertical-rising flying machme.
since M. Pescara, French airman,
set a new vorld's record for sus-
tained heliocopter flight.
In a trial of a machine of his
Inventions at Issy-les-Mulineux,
he kept it in flight for a distance
mer mark was 200 vards.
of the inventor.
1 the cockpit of the ma-
of more than 800 yards. The for- .
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LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
we have them.
NOVELTY SILK STOCKINGS—Something new. ...... . . ; . . $1.29 2.2.
GORDON .I-IOSIERY—All the popular numbers in either Silk 01' (2.222,“
at oncogene...e.a...oeego-ocoo'ooooooooooooone-oc-co...
MEN’S SPORT HOSE—All wool, attractive patterns. Special 32 00 p2.
CHILDREN’S HOSIERY—Regular and 3-4 lengths
A NEW LOT LADIES’ SPORT TIES, 50c.
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Cur. Hosiery Section
Is one of the most important and popular departments in this big Store
because we carry only established makes and sell them at fair prices. It
you want the latest styles in stockings,
29c-35c-5Llc-59c pr.
82.00 m
. 1" 9‘
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RADIO VISION
9 jnnmm
The seven wonders of the mod—
ern world will have to be enlarged
or revised. 3.. L. Baird, young
Scottish felectrical engineer. is
ing crailted with having invented
an apparatus making it possible to
see by radio. It is' explained, that
even owners of ordinary tube sets
will be able to lnstall'the apparatus
and see‘ by 'means or television.
Baird, who is 28. sayshe has been
workingou the device since 119' tips
2m Enlbargo‘
and
l'(‘— .
Hm~ ml?
(‘X-‘
luv.
('11-:
.’ . mpuivrring him to run.
('ulltll-i
and,
has;
of.
Zlml eru exist". in Culm such;
('\'ery.'
:stubborn cough which has
[\iolution of the provision of the
]_ joint resolution nlm\e set torth he!"
ill} made applicable to Cuba. and I
2 lo lxm'ehv \\'.\1n them that: Ill vii;-
ll..liuns of such provisions “iil
irigmnusly prosecuted.
: "A1111 I (in 21v H: 113' prescribe as an
"XFI‘nllUll :nnl .imil.1€ ion to the [orc-
swim: restrivlivus smil export: “Inn:
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'l'nitml Mutts :01 shipment to the
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l.1:' va'gn'lpg'} o “7.1 ". ‘
Girls’ Friendly Votes
Money For Charity
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sufmul 1n :‘uuxh llnlmlfn
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\x’ulk, Si. :11‘.=l Iva) wunl’m'ln‘ulv';
tho (i. l". S. \:l(.ll‘.1~n 1101:“; (Hanna‘s.
('r'uu. 'l'ltv' ' \Ul«_'4l lo hcltl
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shiny:—
lvn, I). t‘ , u 3'.- 2 1")“ aniuuul ("011'11- .
is m 1».- built by 1h" (.3l1‘9s' I"l'iv'n:ll_\'
n1 .hnr'rivn.
Fish Stories
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NII\\'T( I\\' .\', .\I:|,\‘ TIM"
match of iron! from 1h"
ls 21'c'dir 21 in .Icsso It.
‘ I Ildfi'qullu. who visiting
'!.x-h'.1im I). Ilrlst'o of
Hill.
Mr. Nll'hnls “ho is In his nine-
_ti(lh )'-;11' lnuk :1 walk along: 121"
ilu'ouk during 1hr- \\'m'k :md l‘t‘illl'll<
‘ml home with live trout that. tippr'rl
the scales at exactly six pounds. but
llhoughl Ill!‘ c'ah'h nothing-wonder-
it‘ul. )lr. Nichols has traveled vx-
fitnnsivv-Lv uhnut the country and has
Vlislwcl in nr:11"l3 mcrv part of
.l nilml . 'mtvs during his life Now
‘lhnr the 102 0rd for the season has
Nnr'huln (1f
Jude-2
.llolsfnu'l
is
ill?-
llmzn $1! I») the nincly- -3cnr- -0l<l
l\'isit01'. anvlmvn's expert local am:-
flers “ill undoubtedly try to surpass
flhis record by Ill-inning in a lax'2r'1'
irnn'h of the species snlmo {amin-
ialis.
I “'illic Derringer isonly five years
lold. but he has been commented
:fcr "meritorious conduct under r-v-
nraordinnry circumstances, accord-
;ing in the following account from
2th c.\‘mv York Herald-Tribune. H0
lxx'aa with his father.
,a Glacier National Park guide.
iwhcn a huge mackimuv trout. was
caught'ou a large spoon hook and
a trolling line in St. Mary's lake
last summer. “'illie and the fish
each tipped the scales at the some
notch—42 1-2 pounds.
. The Bureau of Naitonal Parks
has no' medal dispensing depart-
ament and it is doubtful if \Vlllle‘s
vasc- comes ln the Carnegie 'hero
class. However, “'illlé was cited by
his father for his conduct during
gthe .“splashing battle", He obeyed
20rders like a. major, remaining quiet
'in the- boat during the half— hour
strugge Dorrlnger had before he
igot 1h monster trout into the boat.
' Chief of Police ‘Villlam R. Penn-
: fusion was out of the city someway
on business. His ‘duties at the South
onrwaIk station were taken care of
g by Sergeant FrankvRaym‘ond.
s
“HAN G-O YER” COU GHS
Now is the time to get rid of that
been
“hanging on" all ‘winter. A few
doses of the good.' reliable Foley's
Honey 'and ’ Tar Compound will
speedily relieve same. Mrs. Sarah
Heck, 341 St. Paul St.. Memphis,
Tenn" writes: . "I have been wonder-
fully benefited by Foley’s Honey and
Tar Compoundp The first‘ dose
stopped my: cough. It was a stubborn
cough and I had been troubled With
it sincethe first cold spell. " Beat for
cough." .‘m’id colds.——StillsonoPowell
Conic-Adv. 2 '
nf‘
2
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s12
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Xur- 2
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meeting 11 ill 121’:
ml.
pl‘l’li‘ :
lm'nl lu'oulxs'
Bill Dorringer,;
1:1:1"r::. laiuu SlllKlC game,
2:11:21 “jun-"1' n:‘ the indixidunl events.
'Fur-ml medals “ill he tutored
lumling x-nzhusi. is of the
11's. and :1 Hu'viul prize
I-‘zim ll'n‘ullll; H1.- lung-'5:
L20 the inurnum» :1:. 1211:
{his \'.';1.‘2:'1l last 32hr.
I I - ”——
:~'l(:ul'll.\‘l2\', 1:1,. April
mnmm an 'nll‘lmfxlwu
.r‘uzru.»
' (~\"‘l‘.1 v.
for
m l-zisclmll
:zzrl. Tin: .l.(;1;;1.o “Mild he :\ sax—«;
limit lump, “il'u It‘lllllfi In Gl'iunr‘ll
l.\lln‘:1_ (Wuhan. (.lm't'xvin. \\i1.1t
Flint-r :inrl 2~ gnux'ncy. l‘osts in each
:uuu an. :ennl to :znur the proposal
- lernl'eu rcxl :mmug lltr- Siguurnrfi
pun-nus are Smil‘u. Shanah'lt. I'Incr.
lughum llnuau, Jacobs and (minus;
“1'“ kilnun 1:1 00.1!l-L1‘v1'v‘5iullal
1-.132ll:;2l 1n Iona. _
l:.\l.llll.‘xll. \' (5.. May 3.-—-«.\.n in-
.\i'.:uim'.:1[ zi'mk mm". for high
‘ ;..'lmul studv 11‘s in \ancu county.
'22”! ho spuusori‘d by the American
2
Legion.
XI'I\\' Iil-ZIH-‘Ultl‘, 31:155..
-l-‘1-ul' 11mins ill-ciilml lllL‘
(‘llnlllplullslllll of Post Um“,
ran Lesion lure. “hen lho
:Ilnsplllll” five rolled 1396 to the
"S (1 S“ liter. their opponents In
llm I‘nsl. Imuguo. This closed one
or the must suvtrv'ssl‘ul seasons on
the :122035 [11:11 the post has ever on-
joud.
May 3.
Ameri-
2081‘03’, Mass, May 3.———.\llcging
that rouniilinnn in this city fur ro-
x-v'iviup: of foreigners in cilizcn~
ship are 11111» short of disgraceful.
lilo.
Hm Massachusetts American Legion
is making an effort to force im-
prmenwnt of the Federal Building.
According to the Legion report,
pl'flspr‘rilVO citizens must stand for
hours in two small rooms. and “are
treated like animals." This. the
.1.c2:io.n committee believes. causes
rosenuncut in the minds of those
set-king: naturalization. and must
lower their appreciation of Ameri-
(‘nll citizenship. The Legion
mitten consists of Charles M. Her-
iihy kahuna. James M. Cusnins.
and Anthony Squlllncioni. who do-
<-l:u-~ if 1m: conditions are not re-
lllt‘lll\‘d the: will appeal to author'-
itles at “'nshingwn. ,
CLINTON. Miss. May 3.——Though
death is but a few months away.
veteran of the world war, will
spend his last days in comfort, due
to the activity of American Legion
officials.
Justice, air-:clcd with tuberculos..
before he left service. filed a claim
the bureau. -This resulted in
granting ot.$4p£0.00.,ln back com-
pensation for. Justice.
largest amount ever paid ‘13‘
Veterans' Bureau in the 511431
trict.
The man has been a. public (barge
since his return from service. and
according to physicians, can :lve but
aféw months' at the most. Only
through activity or the Legion was
be able to secure adjustment of the
claim. ~
3&5: "1-. .2
John W. Smith. 'Jr., of Spring
street. reported to the police yester-
day that an_au'tomobile with the
Connecticut markers A-5046 on it
and driven by Mrs. George'Allen.
ran into a car driven by him and
owned by his father, Patrolman
John Smith; atythe corner otMonroe
and South Malmstreets and that at.
Kr. Smith overtook it. The car was
again driven om . He did 'gnot pur-
sue, it a second time but; reported
the matter (to the patient?
second 2
.'\mel It an2
to 1
Twin cl- ‘
the 1
dbtuncc f
«lunson “on ;
3.>~»l-‘nr-'
is I'L-nh‘lnpinh'tl in this disw
bowling
"IT-n50
Ame rica u in 2 Ion com m ission. of
(‘Olll-
Howard’Justico of Thrasher. negro
the
believed the!
l is"
_..‘-:
ter the accident the car went off in 2
the direction or West avenue. where,
JACOBY’S
12-14 No. Main St. '2
THE HOUSE OF
KUPI’ENHEIMER
GOOD CLOTHES
ACCOUNTS OPENED
OLB PRICES ARE L0“'_
-__........
1
A
NEW sparse
COATS
$10 & $15
SUITS
"The Women' s Shop
\
CHARGE s K I R T s
HEATHERBLOOM,
, PIGGLY WIGGLY
.12 MAIN STREET
N ORWALK,
IIEAOTHERBLOOM, extra size, ._
IIEA THERBLOOM, black.
At ...
brown............. ..... ..............
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SATEEN, black
At . . . ..
CONN.
$1. 50““
not-IOIIOIOIIIIIUO
”SAVOIA'
Lunch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at .
; 54 South Main Street
l Our Former
5 We Continue the Hotel and
\Dining Room at 24 Monroe St.
88 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW SPRING FASHIONS
, SIMPLY mums 2.1
NEW SPRING \mn
$18 & $15
WIALDNERfs
ON THE CORNER
32-38 MAIN ST., COR. HAVILAND 51'
black, navy, brown.
SATEEN, fancy colored flounee, black, :22:
J. "I. MALLETTE
SOL’THR
1m ‘Allsm
P
DEESE‘S‘;
510 8; (I;
for Va‘. 1265 "
82.98
‘318
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3.71.3
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Location ., .
We invite every man who is look-
ing for stylish, comfortable, service-
able shoes, at reasonable prices, to
call at our store and see the excel-
lent values we are ofi'cring in
Catalog 42, J. Scidcnbcrg Co.. Inc.
W. L DOUGLAS SHOES
They are world-renowned for their
excellent wearing qualities. The
highest grade materials are used
throughout and skilled shocmakers‘
perform all operations under carc-
ful supervision. The result is—
thc best-looking. best-fitting, best-
1‘13. a a. m°'°" 4 .1. ., 3 n... , w. L. DO’JC-LAS
. 'P -=u""“m roll 11. “nib. one is if.“ wearing shoes for the price that The “MG"! _
a . ' »’
‘ 3,... M a: ‘ un‘é'hmz money can buy. 52W-.. .
. _ h - ‘ ‘
‘ ._" 1"“! -liua‘ehg: gander ‘3 gain- We have ‘3 "um“? cismrt styles this season dcsxgrzru rspr ":19
ELECTRICAL GIFTS:
FOR 'rnn srame BRIDE
.THE NORWALKS’
LIamec'rmc co.
'7 11 North Main Street
KEELER’S
S H O E S T O R E
157 Washington Street
THE EARLY amo‘ecrs
rue eesr COAL PRICES!
Phone 2978
ment.
4
olscttc ‘Glo'ves. are here in coma
plate and fashion-correct assort-
The N. E. RYAN co.
86 Washington St.
with the Vetera‘ns’ Bureau. 3vhl:l1 ' .-
was apparently pigeonholed and ‘Fabrlc Gloves ?
until discovered by Department Ad-
'jutant B. E. Jacobs, .312, who imme- The newest, spring styles_1n the ..
diately proSecutcd the claim through famous “Kayaer” Silk and Cham- -
Let us fill your coal bin NOW.
Prices are lower and we have
for
plenty of fresh mined, clean
coal.
Otir delivery-service il
p'lthout a. fault.
l
WALK-OVER '
Ear Men and Women
THE WALL STREET
SHOE STORE
37 was st.
SHOES
V .
.193 WATER s'r. ' . .
' flows!!!
Come In and Look Th Over
. for young Inert—also stylcsjor men of conscrraliz .' mum ..
SOLE AGENCY FOR THE NORWALKS
NEXT
WIN T ER
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