3;: Can
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C__: r Large C33
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3:: - - - - - 11¢
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S:.;._: u n - u o C 15°
BUTTER, 430 lb
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2;»: "a correct and scientific
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aid permanently
c.1938 foot dailmenm.
“exists and big-bat
' Lties endorse and
.ecessary to wear
awkward appli-
:55, etc., 111 your
{fiery Style and Size
.fS‘noes and Slippers
-gomfortable— —nexfile
'.' IC;s_hi onsweigblea
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.i;::‘ adjust to
._ :o comfortable you
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. Etioors. They
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thezrshapeliness.
:.—3 and size of shoe
dtgliable
2‘. ; ' j T C ::hionstakeaway
‘ . - - “2y sore parts of
:ning” the feet
. you to walk as
- — 5. They strengthen
" ‘ ie feet and limbs.
T . -- - L ushions are and
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. . SALE
: H :.. 'v.._OL1 argumen 01' manly
Sold By
ELER’S
. . rout shoes.
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Regular Price, per pair’s:
42
SHOE STORE
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col Pains QuIcIIl Ended
by This Wonderlnl
New Invention
usf Satisfy am will Cost You Nothing
Pair
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South Norwalk
STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
‘ Irng wear that is unequalled.
'. Girls’ Shoes from infant to adult ~sizes. _
ducator Shoes
shoes that will satisfy vou in service,
Educators have a reputation for
Priced from $3.00 to $6.00
TGTNSEALLY 6c? BRAC KEN
“Nitric.” St.
South Norwalk
—STGRE OPEN SATURDAY EmVINGS—z:
Reliable satiation place the num-
ber of public garages in the United
States at exactly 49,156. From Jan—
uary 1, 1918. to December 31, 1922.
lire losses occurred among them
amounting to $13,677,593 on build-'
ins: and equipment and such stocks
of accessories, as customarily are
carried by garages. This loss grow
out of 11,513 separate claims for in-
surance. With an average number
0: claims per annum of 2.304 it will
be noted that out of every twenty-
on: garages one suffers” more or less
severely from fire every year; or, to
put it in another way, one public
garage is. on the average. visited by
111: flames every three hours-a high
ratio of burning, even in America. '
If garage owners are not above.
profiting by statistics. they wit! do
well to Withdraw into the silences
for a. brie: spell and. ponder thcsc
figures. They should bear in mind
that at, least 75 per cent of all fires.
in their occupancy as in the whole
range of improved property. are pre—
ventable. Therefore they can buy
immunity from loss up to that de-
grcc. and. perhaps some way beyond
it. But they must be prepared to
pay the price of this partial frcc-
dom. which is, more than all else. in-
telligcnt and unrelaxing watchful-
ncss. The further facts that the life
hazard is high and that under-insur-
ance exists to an unusual extent in
garage property should help to in-
cline them to this wise course.
Trimming on Klan I~suc.
\Yaterbury American.)
There are many candidates who
are hoping to get the Klan support
who do not want to declare them-
selves for it. The World as a demo—
perfectly plain.
timidity.
a half of the party vote.
cratic organ says that the duty of the ;
Democracy to repudiate the klan is?
This is a time ot‘j
In Connecticut. for exam- 5
me. it will be fairly sal‘v to [l"'-E
denounce the Ku Kiux. but in 111—,
«llama. or Texas it would not. It.
would mean iltere the risk of losing:
WANT
ADS In}:
HANos
DOWN
TRY ’EM '
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PROMPT
DELIVERY
HELPS FOR
GEHEBE’ ; I» I
13
IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOL‘SER‘AIZL‘
HOI'FEKFE'I’ERS NEEDED 1V l‘TVlil‘A
HOLD AT Rl-ZDL’CED
ll‘ “'51;-
PRICES: .
GA S PLAT ES
medium. or course. at .. $1.39
FAMILY 5( AI. ES
$3.50—VVhlto enameled. with
flat top, will \\ nigh. ‘1! Yrs:
At . . ..... , ............ S- " .97 ‘
FOLDING \\ ALL CLOTHE S
DRY ERS
$1.49~Fitted with eight arms,
rel-is up whrn not. in use.
At ................... $1.19
$1.35—Tho hanging kind. will:
hold one pound coffee. cuts fin->, =
$4.49—‘1-hurner n 'cklc platcdf Made 01‘ Ninkll. .
fittcl with brst dril led bulne: rs; _‘ Jazz. #2:» .. . . . _ . . . , .. S! T»)
at .................... $3 59; £1 llCJ. ..i::~ .4273
l 4 tic-1.525“ 52.!“
Icon CHOPPERS l licuxy ( trill): u
$2.25—Universal make, cuts 3 1 doz. sum, . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2-11
meat. fish. vegetables, eta, tam-g ‘_ do}; s'..-:»- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33c
ily size, at ............ $1.895 .
i I~‘()[.Dl_\(x \1 I'll. ' ,s.
CLOTHES BASKETS l Porch cr -. . .—. < 2:311"
$1. 49—0‘31 shape. made} of‘ paintul. :1: . . . . . . . . . ... $1.5»;
pillow, extra strong and dn r3- 0"; COOK STOVlm
ble at ................ $1.19 SVQQ-«Z-hurnwr
GLASS COFFICE )IILLS “2": 195°: “'13:"
l
I‘-\I{('[il. PUFF lit-‘0 iiii‘ills
\\'.-\SH BOILERS
$2.?S—Lirsny 157‘. 11:51 v; f‘zN-Nr
bottom.
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stut‘ .,.;., .....,. ._
H. ‘3“ ( l l 1187.11 ‘llr‘
1.31;: .
FLOOR BROOMS
"Royal Blue," made of extra
flne corn. size 8 ll :11:
smooth handles. at
“right”
SL195
33 \\'.\.\HI.\(.£T()N ST.
i-‘ YER S Peanut Butter Tasty snootb. Nourishing 1 90 lb
THIRTY STORES IN THIS TERRITORY
"13 Evaporated Milk m "1”“ 3 cans 25‘: l
v; :;'_:ious Fresh Made
sooND RIPE
PENEAPPLES
2 for 25¢
Mcgroco—The Celebrated
Value
COFFEE, 35¢: lb
Whitenoso Vz-Lb. Pkg.
TEA - - - - - 39¢
doom ‘ 1Lh.Pkg.
1.3111118 - .V‘- . 5c
numbing Style $15.57': 30t-
W - a - -150
Hardwood ‘« Pk:-
CLOTEBS PINS '5 . 10c
No.1 NEW warm
3'- POTATOES;
Hone ydew Brand
% Put
PRESERVES
TE? LOAF or con
ideal Bread
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$4.: 4—— w: 1; z ,
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NFI'TH Nulzv é
HOLLYW'OOD
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ALL THAT?» 51:23
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32-;0 "' $2.91} "' $3. 4)
Palace Clothes Shop
1:} NO. .‘IAIN SO. NOB‘VAIK
WAYSlDE INN
ROOMS, SINGLE OR SUITE,
PRIVATE DINING Room
IF DESIRED
Excellent Cuisine
Dancing Every Evening
Boston Post Road
South Norwalk, Conn.
ELECTRICAL GIFTS
FOR THE SPRING BRIDE _
THE NORWALKS’~
ELECTRIC CO.
11 North Main Street
Ifhone 2978
. Gray Wool Blankets
The same as sold and ad-
vertised by John Wana-
maker 33 75
48 MAIN STRELT
Avoid uncertainties of coal supply when
the rush season starts.
saved by buying coal now that you Will not
use for six months is 6 1-2 per cent. on the
money so invested. ‘
Norwalk Goal (’9’. Supply Co.
108 “Tater St.
Ask Abe he knows
Cohen’s here. to please
Our aim is satisfaction
Everybody come around
Ever-1 50c a ton
a New creations will be found
Paint and W'allpapers
.J_______
Painting and Paper Hanging
Paper Supplies
Here we give it with ease
MASON 8’ BUILDING MATERIALS
Phone 113
PHONE 351-2
GARDEN, GRASS, GRAIN SEEDS
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS, ONION SETS é
GENERAL CROP and SPECIAL FERTILIZERS l
BONE MEAL and SHEEP MANURE .
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO
NOB‘VALK. CON
{
2 SALESLADIES
APPLY AT ONCE I
{ES
-_ Mark-01f Shoe Stores Co.
— a South Main St.
Ni
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Start the Day Right.
Hall’s the favorite breakfast food hyowbomc? Tencbances i0 one it’s‘ —
’ Wtoast,fortoutistheonethingthefmilynlllikeforsiarfingthedny.j
You’d be surprised bow,much' better {out we whai it’s‘ made of MOTHER’S
BREAD, especiallywhenyouusetheround top loaf. The flavor is better, and the
thin, delicate M‘Méherfitfifiegmodnevegtexmeofthebmdmgkeit
idealfortoutingoranyotherme.’ .l l ' -‘
Every loaf of MOTHER’S BREAD 1: full of fine nourishment. Whether’y’éu prefer
therdundorthesplittoplotf, yougetufinebreuda‘syouanbuy. Besuretospeci-
fymonjm’s BREAD “Round” or “Spat-Top” when ordering. . ,
‘ r AdamsiRoth. Baking Company
WANTED AT- ONCE
South Nerwalfi; .
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