ROMPERS
Smart, charming styles in CHILDREN ’S
”'CHmDREN‘s PANTIE DRESSES . - __
Made of Desirable Wash Materials.
Prices; $1.00 “to $2.987
. As you examine these garments, note the '
careful making and generous. propor-
tions, also the attractive rtouclws of
hand embroigery. Sizes range from 1
to 6 years. .
THE N. E. RYAN CO.
86 Washington Street, South Norwalk»
Nation’ 5 standard fuel, is the best and most economical
fuel known.‘ .
advice and is given to help you as much as to enable
us to handle our work emciently. ‘
MASONS' MATERIAL
Phone 652
. Phone ‘53
WOOD -:- GRAIN -:— FEED -:-
YARDS: 149 Washington St.
First St. and Seaview Ave.
CREEPERS, CHILDREN’S ROMPERS, :'
‘ tract.
build a frame bungalow on Harbor
will contain six rooms and will have
I. a garage to be built in the rear; ..
" ments of liverooms and a bath and
‘ done by the day.
G. W. Fairchild &Sons, inc:
Jen-'elers and Silversmiths.
invite you to come here for
the selection *
of
Gifts for the Spring Bride
with the assurance th.at your highest
expectations as to variety, beauty,
and reasonable prices will be. com-
pletely moi.’
.‘l .31 N AI ARCADE, BRIDGEI‘ORT
MEATS—Retail at Wholesale Prices
If Our Goods Are Not Satisfactory
We Will Cheerfufly Refund
Your Money -
SPECIALS FOR“ SATURDAY
E RprROASl
0F PORK
. nue. ‘
' construction.
‘30 met. and the garage 8x22
4' 32.:
_ was adopted unanimously. ,,
on... Contracts 'and
Here—Bungalows ——
Garages ’
The follo‘Wlng building items are
reprinted from the Commercial Réc‘
uord:
,Russell Street. Houses.
will build two tram; houses on Rus-
sell street. The plans call for houses
will each contain six rooms and bath.
and hot air heat.
Tierney Avenue. House.
”From private plans.'Vito 'l‘uozzol-
lo, Tierney.street. Nor-walk, will build
a 'tmme house‘ on Tierney street. It
will be arranged for two families 28
x34 teetrwith a. concrete foundation.
The apartments will be of four rooms
and bath each. with hot air heat.
The owner will take the general con-
Bungslow Contract.
Brdigeport. will
Chas. Monroe,
View streetrior J! G. \Yhitehead. -It
will be 51x22 feet. with a. stucco ex—
terior and slate surfaced roof. It
hot air heat. The plans also include
Wredlung Building.
Michael Poulos has been issued a
pcrlnit (or demolishing an old frame
building at 25 Laura. street. Mr. Pou-
los plans to erect a new building on
this site.
House and Garage. -
From private plans. Stephen No—
vak. IS‘SS South Maln‘ street. Nor:
walk. will build a two-(nmily frame
house and a garage on Nova}; street.
It will be some feet. with upurt-
being
hot air heat. The work is
Largo Alterations Contract.’
The contract for alterations and
Plans for Bundingl '
\Finch Bros..' 79 Fort Point road. ’
at one-family design. 26x34 feet. They
additions to the rosidonce of Margu—
ret Bray. on the Old Saugatuck road.
has been let to C. l. Finch. 79 Fort
Point road. The plans are by Arclxl-
tect C. E. Cutler and call {or interior
changes, and for the additions. one
16x26 feet. and the other 16x20 i'ect.
of frame construction. The cost is;
310.000.
Two-Family, Rouse Contract.
From plans prepared by Architect
Howard Keyser, the contract {or u
. two-family house for Bertha Hesse.
. to be built on \Voodbury avenue. has
been let to Reed &. Drnves. South
Norwalk. It will be, 26:42 feet. and
will have live-room apartments.
To Build on Nash Street. ‘
Finch Bron. Fort Point road. are
to build a. frame house on Nash
street. It will be 26x34 toot. The
cost is 86.000.
. Dwelling on Stewart Avenue. n
A contract for a two-family house.
I to be built. at 11 Stewart avenue, for
. Michael Wargo. has been awarded tom
Willlarrr Casteldi’ne. 15' Center ave-
The house will be of (tame
281148 feet, with hot
water heat.
Fitch Street Dwelling.
The contract to:- n housexor Hon-
ry Morrison. at 29 Fitch street. has
been let to Fred M. Hawkins. 2 St.
John street. East Norwalk. The
house will be arranged for, one fam-
ily. of frame construction, 24x28 feet.
with. a. wing 6x18 root. The cost is
$5.400. ‘ -
Bungalow.
Emerson \Vilson has let the con~
tract for a trams garage and bunga-
low on West Norwalk avenue to C.‘
E. Johnson &» Sons, Fillow street.
West Norwalk. The house will be 20:
feet.
The house partitions will be of sheet
rock, the heat by hot air. and .thc
root 0! slate surfaced telt.
U SWINSPOINT
0N Sill MENT 0F
ARMSTOSA
‘ Recognition of Estab-
lish’ed Government
Not Necessary——
Debate Other Points
, GENEVA. May 15. —--'1‘he United
States won her point yesterday at the
International conference on the
~control of the trade in arms and mu-
nltions that arms can be. shipped to
a. tor-sign gOVernment without “pres
meat. Although this point was 1170
it- -was in effect neither a victory 13
the United States norm detest
. South American countries. wh ch
have been insisting on necessary rec.
ognltlon: for the resolution.
cepted on condition that an curiae
.ment would be reached latér, ’
- park.
fraud fighting machinery at the As-
sociated Advertising Clubs of the
World «to called into action renter-1
day with tho annuoncement ot the
reorganization of the National Vig-
ilance committee.
Plans for a nationwide drive
“against ti-audulens stock promoters
The homechoscnbyMI-nndurubamutbelr Wm resi-
dence (above), and (below).
By JOHN T. ’LEAVING. JR.
WASHINGTON May 1 1—111:
vice presidential "W'hlto House'” is
still without a flea presidential oc-‘
cupant. .
After a long search. Vice Presi-
dent 1111:] Mrs. Charles G. Dawes
have chosen as their Washington
home the house at 1620 Belmont
road. rightgnround the corner from
the "castle" Airs. John B. Hender-
son built as a:mcmorlal to her hus-
band and her son. and offered . to
the government as a home for vice
presidents. He refused to occupy
it. as did Coolidge when he was vice
president.
The house chosne by the Dawes
.is a. delightful residence with wide
verandas. a terraced garden and s.
It was formerly occupied by
ex- -Senator Nathan B. Scott of West
Virginia. and is located in an ex-
clushe Vt’ashlngton section. Mr.
and Mrs. Dawes. who will spend the
summer at their home in Emulsion.
lll.. wlll move to their Washington
home m the (all.
Leasing of the Scott house sug-
gests that the Dawes intend to do
more entertaining than ave recent
vice presidents and thei wives. It
has accomodatlons for rather sum-
plous affairs.
The Henderson house has be-
come a white. elephant. lira Hen-
Lan a: 8
them
dersonmtlll has hopes of getting m York. chairman of the
acceptgd'as the permanent vice pre-
olden? residence. An actor con-
ill be necessary to make the
g in acceptable by the gouamment.
Although she is willng to sell it to
the government for .31. it also will
be necessa for congress to appro-
prints the dollar.
Vice presidents are u kernels-i
as‘ most American envoys abroad.
Although” a "White House" Kass? all-
waya been _malntained at; govern-
ment expense for the president. .no
prouslon has ever been made for
the housing of his running-mate.
And in Washington i house becom-
ing the dignity of {vice-president
o! the Lnlled States- costs in ren-
tals about as much as Uncle Sam
pars his senant. .
The Coolidge- tranluy- let it be
known that their couldn‘t .attord to
maintain a large residence. 'l'h'ey
maintained a. suite in 1!. hotel while
he “as vice president.
Acceptance by coupe. of the
Henderson house would make the
housing of the vice Mont still
unsolved. unless provision was made
for its maintenance. Owing to its
size and the number 0‘ semtits nec-
essary to run it. the house would be
a severe druin upon the pocketbook
or any but a very wealthy man. even
though there was no rent to pay.
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5-10c Dept Store
127-129 Washington St. South Norwall:
Just received a large selection of summer mil- ,
linery. Consisting of ladies’ Transparent Silks,
Straws and Felt Hats.
Hundreds of styles to choose from.
95c1‘r'_$1.49 “P t° $3; 95
Come In and Convince Yourself
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19c children’s E...
Mercerized Socks
10c” ,
$1. 29 Ladies Block-
Satm Bungalow Aprons
'> Pious recognition of that governs:
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31. 39 Boys Fine
Washable Suits
$100
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3111! merchandise takers. along new
lines. were dmrlbed by Lou F.
.Hollund. who told at the incorpora-
tion in Delaware yesterday or the
thional Better Business Bureau at
the Associated Adyertising Clubs.
atlas, new bureau takes the place or
the pre‘i'ious vigilance committee.
which has promoted the slogan of
greater truth in advertising for the
last fifteen years. ‘
"We are gttlng ready for action
in a way that should serve notice
on every. fraudulent stock promoter
to told his tent," Mr. Holland said.
Five of the fifteen directors of
the new corporation will represent
better business bureaus now operat-
ing in 44 cities. Ten other directors
will be elected by the executive
committee and sustaining members
of the Associated Advertising Clubs.
In addition to Mr. Holland,1he
incorporation of the new bureau are
Herbert S. Houston. chairman of
the board of trustees o! the A. A.
C. of W.: Barry D. Robbins New
managing
of the vigilance department of
the advertising clubs and Merle
Sidenci‘. Indianapolis. also a. mem-
ber of the managing board.
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best results.
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31-2-11). ROASTED&STUFFEDCHICKENS 81.35
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BAKEDBEANS(pe1-pound) ........
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Bread & Butter Pot
ShoulderPotRoast.
SohdheanPotRoast
.RumpPotRoast....
Hambm-gSteak
Shoulder Steal: . . . . .
RoundSteak.........
SirloinSteak 35clb.
FreshPlate 8clb.
PlateCornedBeef..... Sclb.
Rump Corned Beef . . . . 22c lb.
BEEF“;
Rib Roast (boned and
VEAL
Cutlets 40c
LainChopsu35c
..24clb. Rueps.....22c
~ 1(5th 1498’s 14c
~2061b. .
..24clb. PORK
18c lb.
.18c lb. .
Small Loins . 25c
Fresh
34c lb.
Shoulders .
Fit'oshHams 30c
‘ Quarters ..
Rib Chops ..
Boned and
_ Rolled ..... 32c
Stewing 15c
PRODUCE
Fresh Eggs.
(per doz.)
Sunlight
Butter .....
38¢
POU 1.1121
FancxHen Turkeys . . . 45c lb.
Y0 Roastm
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Puritan Skiimed Hams 30c 10.
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