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,‘ Only bat grade materials should
, is of the best quality. If his home is in the hands of an
[architect he is doubly insured against disappointment, but if
h does not employ an: architect his best protection will lie
“in the use of materials that are well-known. If a manufac-
-hrer thinks enough of his material or' fixture or acces—
gmrantee that it will give you the performance that you have
up his advertising and his selling talkfyou may use his ma-
terial with ccnfidence. Eire sell such materials.
Agents for Long-Bell Lumber, Curtis Mllwork, Creo-
Dipt Stained Shingles. McNair‘s Shingles, guaranteed for 40
years, Sheetrock, Cornell Wall Boards and Celotex Insulating
Lumber.
change.
You can rely on their service and you will find our prices
right—Giro us that next order—we will deserve it.
Ll Mill]? and )11LL‘VOlili
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be used My.» site--
- - a. home. A home builder cannot be a‘ construction ;
, He cannot season the wood. He cannot even knew
. . t the distinction between well seasoned wood ‘and well }
brick. He has no way of testing the cement to see if 1‘
You can rely on the H. 63 13. Company‘s stock cx-
any to stamp his name upon it and to supply you with a .‘
I right to expect, in other words, if the manufacturer backs
“’Ood, Grain, Feed, Masons’ Materials '
THE FERRiS - DEVINE COMPANY
. lr\_in_: Dibble, Pros.
Ethan-fess l-Z. Dminc.
View-Pros.
Illulricc J. Define. Trcns.
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l‘vrrls CO.-.l
COX}: pr. :1}
- Feline Bros.
1 19 \\':\>liln:tnn 5!.
Phone 03:
First 5!. and N‘xlivv.
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-Prime Rib Roast (Boned and Rolled) . .
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55 Main Street
Norwalk
Phone 2828
[43 “Washington Street
South Norwalk
Phone 3213
Wholesale price ill Best Grade High Quality
Meats Slicll as we handle in our lilarkets have all-
vanced ill price and we are (loiiw‘ all we possibly
can to hold our retail prices at the lowest. Conl-
pare our prices. see the quality and use your own
judgment. \‘Ce employ only experienced high
grade meat cutters. no shoemakers 0r tailors.
Extra SPECIALS ON HEAVY PRIME Beef
Sirloin Steak ........................ 369
RoundSteak ........ ..... .....32c
ShoulderSteak 180
Shoulder Pot Roast ................ . . 16c
Bread and Butter Pot Roast ..... . . . . . 228
Prime Rib Roast .................... 30c
36c
Sticking Pieces for PotRoast ....... p . . 20c
Fresh (‘hopped Beef ................. 15c
JERSEY PORK CHOICE NATIVE
SPECIALS l VEAL SPECIALS
Fresh pork to roast 22c? Shoulders 0f Veal \
. - l to Roast ......... 18c
“Siollfiiiil 1211,8111?!) 3f Veal to n
. “““ ’: oas ........... 2.1.c
Lean Fresh Hams -- 23¢ Veal Cutlets ...... . 38c
Home Made Sausage 24c
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Rib Veal Chops 25c ;:
r _ = algal-slums ADS. .
Three persons were serioumy
injured and the house wrecked
when a sm‘all truck Trot out of the
A. View of the house after the crash.
I cm] or its driver and struck
the supponmg illars o! a house
I in Louisville. 37.. cousin: it to
collapse. The three injured er-
ms were buried in the de 'I
when it fell. . _
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Lo c 31 Committee, Is
\Vorking Hard For
Children of Greece,
Syria and 0 t h e r
Places
PROUD TO HELP
, Jackie’s Father De-
clares Relief \Vork Is
\Yonderful Piece of
Kindness
Jackie (“n-agnn. movie star. is
l-llSj.‘ today. ll~"S golfing really to
llvml :L “cllllm'l-ua. xnrlllnr collar
milk and clnllling: l'l'usullc" for .lho'
I‘l‘]~l‘.1lllS of 13w Near East. All
Ann-noun Cllilll better suited to rep-
rlsuzzt. the children of America. in
lhis mission of mercy can not be
‘l'nlmil.
, .lsxldr‘ has made his appeal direct-
:l}' to the: .\llll‘l‘ll‘4ln children be-
llzulso it is in their name that he
“lll 1l-'ll\\‘l' milk to the orphan chil-
i til". it. ,
All over the United States chil-
dren in public. private and paro-
chial Svlmnls. l-oys' :lnll gil'la' clubs
:li-‘l Swims are \vorklng- in llelp
" lie loud his ship with precious
,4” for the orphan children of
tin-cm Sir-in. l‘ulvstine and the
fi‘uxn-usus. under the cancur the Near
i-lizzvt Ill-ill f.
.lulln ll.
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("magma .Tnvll it"s father.
In Near East. l-lllcinls,
39 M AIN STREET
Norwalk, South N crwalk,
‘ NORWALK TO HELP JAClllE moon
. Fill MILK SHIP FOR KlDDlES-
SEARVING IN THE NEAR EAST.
"For two reasons I am glad to
allow Jackie to represent the Ameri-
can children in this doservlnk cause.
"The first. of course, is that I feel
the Near East Roller indoing one
of the greatest pieces of chlld wel-
fare work in the world, in which I
am proud to assist. ’
“llut 1 have another reason. too.
.1 more selfish one perhaps. I Want
.l:u~kie in 500. and realize some of
the hardships and sufferings of other
Children 0! his own age have to
endure. and I am sure the sight 0!
those lhousandr. of destitute. father-
loss and motllorlcss children for
whom your organlznllon is caring
cannot fail to bring home lolllm u
,l‘PillllflllOn of the common duty of
lull mankind to one anotlwr."
l-‘or these. reasons, parents. touch—
crs and leaders of children are as-
rusting in this campaign. They hr:-
livvo the American children who
ln-lp Jucklc will also get a Vision
of "the common duty of all man-
kind, one to another."
The Women's Committee. headed
by Mrs. A. M. lv'cchhelmcr. chair-
man of the Jackie Coogun Milk and
Clothing Drive. are working: in Nor.
walk to fill the “Million dollar milk
Kiwanis Club Notes
(Continued from Page Ten)
The chlthlun Orchestra. through
the courtesy of Neville lllllley. Man-
ager of lloton Point and the efforts
of Kiwanlun James lmnnclly, will
he present {it the meeting on the
29111, as on added attraction. This
is one of the host orclmslrns In the
country and conslsls of about 20
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets '
BRANCHES
East Norwelanestpert, Stamford, Dorian, Cos Cob, George-
town. Black Rock and Bridgeport.
pieces. .
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On May 28. the local members are
invited to attend the luncheon in
New Britain. This unfair to in the
hands ot'Klwuulan Charles Mlntz
and 1t ls hoped that 0. large delega-
tion will go up from this city.
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The Kiwanis Club of this clty and
Stamford have been invited to attend
tho Sfate meeting of the Master
Plumbers of Connecticut at the Roy-
ul James hotel on the evening of
May 21. h
A delegation headed by President
Arthur \Vllm‘lor and consisting of
Charles J. Bllnlz. Frederick S. Lyqps
and Frederick Moran will attend the
Regional meeting. at the Town Hall
in New York (‘lly on May :0.
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recent dlrcclors‘ meeting
of the club, it. was recommended
that. the club donate :25 to the
Playgrounds Fund and $25 to the
Near East Fund. This recommen-
'datlou was approved of by the club.
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At (h
There was a. fine delegation pres-
ent from New Llavcn among those
prcsmlt from the l-Zlni City club were
Paul Thompson, Al Blakeslee. Ar-
thur \Votcrllousm Louis Cohen. Eur-
ry Kennedy. Nathan Fitch. John
1.. Gllson and Colonel Frank C.
Belles.
All of the Kiwanis Club seem to
be taking an interest in the inter-
club movement. as the New Haven
club demonstrated. , It will be Nor-
walk‘s turn on the 25m. ,
O O 0
It is expected that there will be a
large turnout to greet the G. A. R..
May 2'3 and linen to the Levuhlan
OrcheStra. A number of the radio
fans have heard this orchestra over
the radio.
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What prescriptions we have treas-
ured—
Tablespoontuls daily measured,
Punctually before we dined:
What concoctions we have tasted—
Oh. the money we have wasted.
Taklng (onlcs for the mind.
NORWALK. CONN.
‘ . NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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styles in
scam--
Atw'k‘ivsswuemmes
TOMQRRO
We feel very hostile towards
Old Man Neglect: he's responsible
for a. lot of discomfort and nut-
fering. Getting things done now
is our idea of living. Phone (or
Prompt Plumbing.
The NASH. RAYMOND
& DEAN CO.
2 F13: Hill Road
; Visit ,_ Our Suit Department
You will always find a cordial welcome there and there .8
a steady stream of new items that reveal up—to-the-mmme
-' “ - DRESS and SPORT COATS '
DRESS and SPORT SUITS
DAINTY DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
"A BleJJNE or SWEATERS, A SPRINGTIME NECESSITY '
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EVERY \VEEK
512w SPRING 311w Slums
COATS DRESSES
Made to sell up to ‘Ix-f‘jth ‘0 515' Sill.
$23.00. Elia}??? . a“
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$10.00 $5.00
WALDNER’S
"Th $1? THE CORNER
e omen's Shop for Val ..
32-38 MAIN ST, COR. HAVILElll) 31
Mills Underwr i
This Well-Known Make of Underwear Represents Qualitv
W Style, Fit and Comfort. 7
less, 3661:0034? women s vests, bodice and band top, sleeve-
Forest
Band top, short sleeves, 36 to 40.
Tights, cuff and shell knee, 36 to 48.
I 36 to‘Ur5l(i)on Suits, bodice and band top, cuff and shell knell ‘
Cl I Y. boflflgrfg';el:;insook Waist Union Suits for misscs and
. i ' - 7‘" r.
PLUMBING J. I. MALLET i it
» SUPPLY C0 as WASHINGTON STREET , 50.7,, 30mins.
Now At Your
s—E R v I C E Children’s 1-2 SOX 25c to 75':
w e 9 '3
Emma SUPPLIES Children. s 3-4 Sox 49c to 31.00
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -
J o n n B a s M J
...... .....m... me. eannette.
orngggzilmcns. 56 South Main Street South Norwalk
Estimates Cheerfully
Given. ‘
_ PRUDENT PEOPLE PROVIDE.
2 WALL STREET PLANT PROTECTION
It pays to purchase a. good supply of insecticides c-ax'y l- “'27: c7311
NORWALK ravages of bugs. ., ‘ .
Arsenate of Lead in powder and paste forms, Pyrex. H‘..€l“r‘3. In
_ TEL. 3324 Green, “Black Leaf 40" Nicotine Sulphlte. Tobacco I‘os d-zr.
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Rump of Veal . . . .
, Shoulder Steak .. . . . ._ .' 18crlb.
B. and B. Pot Roast . ... . 240 lb.
‘ Legsof Lamb 35c lb. Fresh Shoulders . . . . 13c lb. _
Pork Roast . . . . . . . . . . . 22c lb. Veal Roast (boned and .
FreshHams 22cllb.. rolled) 30elb.'
... 20c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast . 16c lb.
Rib Roast (boned and _ ,
rolled): . . . . . . ; . . 30c 1b..
ELECTRICAL GIFTS '1
FOR THE SPRING BRIDE
THE N ORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
11 North Main Street
Phone 2978
- WALK-OVER
' SEOES
ALL KINDS or GARDEN SEEDS.
THE BEST VARIETIES or SEED POTATOES.
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
(8 31m STREET! son“ ALE. 0031
THE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP
LEON AGRANOV, Prop.
FORMERLY WITH RICHARD NOACK
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
OUT GLASS and SILVERWARE
THE L0“'EST PRICES IN TO\\’.\‘
EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
123 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
4.4
Puritan Halos I. . .f. .' .25cijlbj. inanimate
3...... room
18c 11!
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SPECIALS 0N , Solid Veal Stew ---- 25f? g. Forequarters Lamb . . ; 20c lb. Veal Cutlet . . . . . . . .. 34c lb’. ,
, SPRING LAMB Breasts of Veal. . . . . lbc a. . - p g' . . , - I — '
)Should f S - ee ............ 25c - . ' . ~ - , - - ‘ ' . _ PM I
» Emmi“: ° _ . ”mg 2°C Plate Corned Beef .. 8c HamburgSteak 18° RIP-Lamb Chops -- 35c Plate Corned Beef 8c THE WALL STREET - wu- ”lac-533 3:25.21"sz "-
i ' l L mb Ch 7 Lean $1310de ' :. Round Steak ..... 35c L01“ Lamb Chol’s 45° Rump Corned Beef. ‘, SHOE STORE ‘ f “"9“ ”a nuns:
. a 995 $.08 Shoulders .. 12926 SM in St k . 38c Lamb Stew . . . .. 15c ** , ,g ._2o‘c to 22¢ slam-name:- . .STWW “9"“
11! Lamb Chops .. 30c Small Lean Smoked 1 ° 93 ----- . Rib Veal Chops .. . . . 25c R p Pot Roast ‘ ' r 37 We“ 3‘. “Wm WM
ub Stew ........ 15c Hams ........... 21c l Porter HOW! Steak 42¢ LDinVeal‘ChOps .. 30¢ 1- 7 i ' .224: to‘24c , ‘ - ‘ ‘ 1"
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I . Fancy Fowl ............ . . . . . . . 36c Flank Steak . . . . . . 28c Fresh Plate . . . V . . 10c Bonelesszrlsket .. . lac . : ‘ . V, , A . Y. . ,
all galls} Rfiastipg Chickens .... 35-38c 3. " . ‘-‘x > ‘ I WAYsmE-INN ’MADEY S
en g,. _ _ . I ‘ . 1 ' ‘ ' , 1.1;, , .> .> I, 7 , .‘
‘ . Broileli'r eys """"" ..........‘40c 7 NATIVE EGGS . ' ~ '- ' 7 "' i'. ' ‘l noomimauonmi - mn’nsr 5":va /
s ....... . 50c ~ ~ 35cPERDOZEN swans-amonoou Gm _ mxofuvjnx mom‘s“
. Fancy Fryers ..... . . . . . . . . 44c E .-. . . ' . ' . _ , V , f?- "fi-t’ ' l ‘ ' ’1? ”m figgts’fiocomm 3223:7113
- . . - . . ' , ,, _ .- . 1 . , f Sunlight Butter - - - - - -. 43¢ In I SmokedShonlders. 13c lb- . I! ll “to i! cosmonaut HUBER’S ICE CREAM _
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