a upstroke Mrs. cumin “ t... opt ottown triangle. washroom lost a new one any. ' lllfmek. , Miss Ethel Beers spent Tuesday with tricnds in ‘Norwaliru _ . ‘ “ Miss Abbie out. ‘0: Brooklyn is the guest of friends In towa. ‘ been entertainins v“ Alli-161531."1 9,1957. lecture dim... . tol- ‘5 Tomorrow “ravines 4:56 ;. sets, you. , ‘ tide 11:40 4.11:5: p. tn. ‘ rm: mm.) s— Innohqs‘tli‘liuii a lk. ‘ H m » o , . ,m egsgorlnlgo'gtm. m. ?“ II no“ ‘0 W “immoral Residence. ‘ “Mg—City Editor’s Residence. valuable herald How of Mount Vernon has (been a guest at Holy Trinity Rectory. W . L. P. Wakoman has rented his home to out at town parties for the summer. , ‘ berets snail from the New York poles authorities for 500 additional men on the force to cope with the wave of peculiar criminality that seems to be sweeping over the city and Miss Harriet Baker of Riverside avo- nue to visiting friends In Bridgeport. Mrs. Sarah Howard has been, visit- ing to New York city for: several , icinity just now. It the members of days. the ptesent force could be made a little ' moreoctive and emcient there might Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hastings 01‘ Norwalk were the guest or friends In not be so much need tor’vnew men. But town on Sunday, New York city covers a wide area. and it Is In the less thickly populated ‘ sections that more police protection is , called for chiefly. It takes a long time through the regular channels to procure an increase of the New York force, and It Is said“ that the Central Federated Labor Union will call on . Governor Hughes to set the machinery In motion to bring about the desired change. ' ‘ Miss Harrigan of D. A. Salmon's & Company's store is enjoying a We week’s vacation. Friends from the West are visltlnz Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sherwuod or In» pcrlal avenue. The children of William Mills are all ill with the whooping cough at their home In Greens Farms. Miss Bertha Smith of Norwalk is visiting Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. F. Preston at Riverside avenue. ' . The one hundredth anniversary of the New Redford. Massacllusett.s,.Mer- cury was observed this week Mike the “ Issued 01' a beautiful centenlal edition. . The Mercury is one of the recognized ' up-tlo-date papers of the country, and its edition was one of the most com- ‘ plots and best gotten up ever issued by any newspaper. The magazine sec- ‘tion Is a most creditable work of the typographical art, and the sketches of New Redford are most interesting. ‘ while the illustrations cannot be sur- passed. Miss Eunice Perry, who has. been summorlnglut Uriah Perry's returned to New York last week. ‘ Mrs. Ernest Beers of Norwalk, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs, in- crease Parnell at Greens Farms. lilies Alice Ball of North Main street, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. P. L M. Kooman, or West New York. Mrs. R. 0. Beers and son, who have been spending some time In Brooklyn, N. Y., have returned to Westport. DR. CLARK'S VARNISH. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichols of Fair- fteld spent Sunday with Selectman and Mrs. F. N. Taylor of State street. ‘,'”Trlcd With Great Success at the Nicol-l clpal Electric Works. An interesting test .was recently was Edna Gault of the Westport ‘ Transplants. Walter n. Rowland. Northiield“Aid flucihty’by' a...» in. Mrs. William P. Lockwood and Mrs. cream and cake sale at therrosidenca made at the South Norwalk Municipal Electric Works which reflects great credit on the ability of Dr. Homer Clark. president and chemist of the va- cum Varnish Company, of East Nor- p’ost cities is enjoying a vacation of mo Weeks visiting out ot town friends. Harry Brown of Greene Farms, has r“ Frank Ferris. “of Mrs. ”Fdrflsfi'iast Week. > ' . on Saturday inst, Rev. Mr, Machete sic officiated at the tunersi service party of friends in an automobile rodel oi William W. Howe in Mount ‘Ver— up from No ‘- York on Sunday and non. The late out was In Whodluwn. paid 9- V13lt¥3 cemetery. ‘ l , ‘ H. Bradley of sausntuck. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Penny‘have Mrs. John SJSeymour eutertainoda waged ggflgtglipel‘lfl: gv%nueMl0 til?l company of friends Wednesday utter- ° “e 9 race is y r. an noon at a luncheonat the Pine led e M . i‘ ‘ ".‘ ' J 3 8‘5 H” y ’1 ‘Mfls’ corner State and; Club, Pine ‘Point, in honor of her Lincoln streets. ‘ ‘ ‘ lnlecc, Miss Seyulourpof New York. Mrs. Albert Birklo of Bridgeport, and There Were about twenty to the party. Mrs. William Smith. of Charleston. 3.1, The local amateur fishermen are 0., are guests of ell-Representative already beginning to‘ angle for snap- and Mrs, John H, Jennings at theiriper bluetish. A tow have been caught home In Greens Forms. at the Roton Pointdo‘ck, but as ye - they are Very‘scarce. . m.— 4-0 The very satisfactory sum of 316 was added to the treasury of the ...—”a..-”— >.——...— n m...— ...... _ .MW.._~.—m...... ...... ..."... ....c.-.....—....... ' DELICIOUS lEASandGOF ES You cannot get any better Tees and Coffees anywhere than we offer at popular prices. No matter what you pay in the way of fancy prices, will yourcccive any bigger value. Try ours, buy at this sale—you'll like them. Sentinel Want Ads Pay. 50 Stamps with I lb. Very Best New Crop Teas ...... ‘. . . ; . . . 50c 40 Stamps with r lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea at . . . . ............ . .40c 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Good Mixed Tea .. ..... . .......... A. . . .30c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Blend Coffee .. ............. ....32c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Mocha Coffee . . . . . .. . . . . . .30c :5 Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee .......... . . . . . ..... .25c Granulated Sugar Below Cost. 5 “15-. 256- ' IO lbs... see. no lbs. for $1 _ walk. resigned his position with E. J. Taylor and is now employed by B. F. Buck- The big Deisel engine at the Munlcl- ley. pal plant has had considerable trou- ble with corrosion .in the exhaust . chambers the smoke, gasses. and che- mical mixture formed by them when subjected to great heat, causing them to be eaten out very rapidly. lit the South states these exhaust chambers corrode In a week’s time. ‘ The chambers of the local engine were coated with Prof. Clark’s Antl- Corrosive Varnish five months ago. When inspected recently the action of the gas. water and soot had not affect ed the varnish in any way, it still re~ lllaining shiny and having its original surface. This varnish had been sub- jected to 400 degrees or heat for five months and had stood the test remra‘ kably Well. It has been successfully used In var- nishing the ornaments] polished iron railings in the court yard of George H. Vanderbilt’s mansion in New York and is the only arnish which has ever proved satisfactory on this noted piece of art work. The rolling has of- ten been pictured in magazine dos- crlptiohs of the mansion and Is proba- baiy one of the most expensive pieces of ornamental ironwork In the world. Mrs, Lewis Ambler was suddenly called to Stepney by the illness of her lather, who Is suffering from a‘ stroke of paralysis. . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gnult enter- tained n nutllbor 01' friends at their home on Conlpo street one night re- cently. Mrs. Abott, Mrs. Williams and son. and Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Nowell, of Bridgeport, are guests of Mrs. Ger- shom Perry. ‘ Miss Kathryn Dreher, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Buckley. in Greene Farms, husreturned to her home in Glenbrook. Harry Rider of Norwalk has his ca- bin lallnch Mollie at Oscar Ander- sons shipyard, Saugatuck where she is being thoroughly overhauled. Mrs. G. A. Darrow and Miss Alberta K. Darrow have returned from Mus- sachusetts, where they have been vi. siting Mrs, Ilnrrow's relatives. STAMFORDS HERE TOMORROW. Tomorrow's game at Amusement Park tomorrow will be between the Norwnlka and Standards. This will be. the fourth in tho 'i‘ri-Clty imaguo sor- Ics between the Stamfords null Nor- walks. The Glbllultes have won two of the three million thus far played and the locals one. It In certain that tile Norwslka will play their hardest. to lie the series. A valuable bcrso belonging to Mrs. John Kellogg of Weston, was stolen one night last week. As yet no trace of the missing animal has been found. Mrs. Cornelius Allen. who unilarWent an operation In St. Vincent’s llospltul at Bridgeport tor the removal or cat- aracts has returned home much im- proved. W Friday night, the 2nd, was observed as Children's night at Norfleld (lrunge and a pleasing programme was carried out In charge of Mrs. T. W Come Early SATURDE; AUG. 10. «x, Cup and Saucer , ‘ .EREE. 5 Spices. Extracts. chocolate. cocoa. lea. toffee. etc _ In additionhoulullchech. V .SUG , 5 lbs. $1.24 noise. $1.90 _ Theodore Austen, of Dorian, was It visitor to South Norwulk today on business. 101m. 500 ‘ 5 lbs. ‘25:. t llllillll “Paula Tell I‘ll. National Biscuit Company's 5c Goods, pkg. . f. we. . . Attorney Edward B. Bradley and a x ' Mr. and Mrs. William V Bargains Illal will on the-Elie. * ‘ Bargains Illal will llppeal to Reason. Bargains that will Blindne- the ludgmtnl. I Read every item. Newand Clean Up-to-Date Merchandise for Tomorrow’s , selling at prices never'he’ard 01' before. N otalse 0r 1. misleading statements. , No efibrt to disguise ‘ the truth» Nothing but. plain facts. You’ll find many things you need. stock, all the very latest models, etc. Shirtwaist' Suits. Just 135 Suits, the balance of the season’s White lawns with black figures, and all white lingerie and batiste Suits, lace and fancy jumper styles, _ Children’s Dresses. White lawn and lingerie Dresses, ‘all ages, dainty effects. lace trimmed. Have been $3 5c and $4.00. For Saturday, $1.98. BUTTER—Delicious Elgin Crca mery, lb. . . .......... . . . . . .29: trimmings; some have self stitched bands. Have DrGSSing Sacques. ‘ EGGS—Strictly fresh, doz. ............... 28c ”M an ”as” at $3“ and $3'98' lar 3:33:11“ swims, fancy an? plain, re“ FLOUR—Maud S. Brand, bag . . ............ . ......... . . .. 73c saturda'Y9 $1‘75' For saturda'y’ 750' \ FLOUR—Maud S. Brand, barrel ..... $5.75 ’ Cracker Sale-All Fresh Goods. - Nam“ Biscuit C°mpany’s roc Goods. pkg. w ......-. C .gp. .' .9 ..4c ....... ‘ ‘ - A large line of Fancy Cakes and Cookies at low prices. 10 Stamps Free With Ann of Ilhese Event Dali Necessaries. 2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Cakes. . . .25c ‘ 1 cake 0. K. Polish. ., ........ too I pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. .xoc ' 1/4 lb. Pepper 0r Mustard ..... 10c 3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers ..... 25c i I bot. Gold Rock Chili Sauce. . roe 3 lb. pkg. Monarch Hominy. .roc i I bot. Gold Rock Catsup ..... sec 1 pkg. Malto Rico. . .. ....... 15c x bot. Monarch Sauce ........ 15c THE STORES THAT SET THE FACE. SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. .... ,. ., -...w._~.~um-.. If You Skip This store you will pass the but place In town to buy your everyday neces- ultlu. We handle nothing but relia- ble Groceries. and our prices are hand on the smallest possible margin of Telephone. profit. Here are some exceptional values: FANCY NATIVE POTATOES ..... peek, 29c; bushel. ".15 VERY BEST BUTTER (none better at any price) ............ 290 pound TOAE‘I'ED CORN FLAKEB. very special ..... «all 80 Native Beets, bunch ...........iic Largo glass Mustard .............5c Native Red Onions, at. ...........iio Native String Deana. qt. ......... .iic Native Stiller Corn. ‘doll. .........2ilc Spanish Onions 6 and tie Marmalade. imported, Inr .........Iic 3 (its. Pea Bonus 5th 2 cans Imported Sardines ........26c 8 cans Campbell‘s Soup..........25o 3 lbs. Head [lice .................25o 3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers .260 Broken Mixed Cakes, iii. ..........no 8 lbs. Soda Crluikoru ............2lic s Cucumbers tic Native liucltioilorrlell. Remember, all goods sold comply with the pure food laws. Louis Joselofl', 72 North Main Street. South Nor-walk. Tel. Call, 698-2. mm. .... «m._.m...m My...» - WW Fancy Home Potatoes per. pk. 29c scumbag“..............lit.oo scansDei‘innceMilk........95c Strip Beaumgqtli. .........ase Bectsypcrbunoh............ go Best routinely Butter .......aoc olbs. Best Lard ........~....csc Fancy Mackerel, each .......toc Large bot, Picklgs M... be Large assortment oi Fruit and Vegetables. , ....WMW... .- a , Wuhinmn ea. lo. Not-walk. Noam Post once. . been less than $10.00, and mo “SIMLA” SILKS. Sinlla Silks, beautiful patterns. checks, stripes and plaids. Regular price 26c. Saturday, per yard ................... .lec JAP. SILKS. 27 lllch .lap. Silks, ill black, white, pink and light blue, lustrous finish. Regular price 500. Saturday. per yard ..... 39c LEATHER BELTS. Children's Patent Leather Belts, ln red, black or white. Regular price 26c. Satur- day ........................ 150 PILLOW COROS. Cotton Pillow Cords, all colors, 3 yards ‘long. Usual price 2hr. Saturday . ............ lilo CHILDREN'S HOSE. iioys‘ or Glris' 1x1 Ribbed, Cot.» ton Hose, In black and it tow sizes to Ian. Han been We and 121,“. For Saturday, per pair . .................. 8r; TORCHON LACES. 3 to 5 inch 'l‘orcilon Edges and insertions. Regular prices is and 8c. Saturday, por yarn......... 50 titties-l "GRIPELLA' SILKB. Crepelln Silks, good Weight, In grey, tan, white, light blue and Alice blue. Mode to soil at 85c Our price has been 29c. For Saturday, per yard . . 230 Women’s Coats. st of them sold at $13.50. DON’T MISS IT. GRENADINES. lSntIn Stripe Grenadines, ill pink and light blue. 50c is the regular selling price. “at- urdny, per yard ............ 220 COLLAR SUPPORTS. Celluloid Collar Supporters, two sets on a card. Regular price 5c. Saturday, per card HAIR PINS. ImitatIOn Shell Hair Pins, six In a box. Regular price in lilo. For Saturday, per box . MElN'S SOCKS. Men's Mixed Cotton Socks. Rog- uiar 10c value. Sattirday .. 3 r. 7c 7:: BOYS’ BATHING TIGHTS. Boys' Bathing Tights. Regular 106 price 15c. Saturday “CHIFFON LISS‘E." Chiffon Lil-mo, a dainty and transparent material ill fancy mixtures, checks, plaids and stripes. Usual price 26c. Snt- 1o urduy. per yard .......... o0 _ EXTRA SPECIAL. SILK ETONS, SILK PONY COATS. PLAIN BROADCLOTHS, FANCY MIXTURES AND PLAIN COVERT CLOTHS. About fifty in all; most every size is here. Nothing has Just for Saturday, $5.98. l WOMEN'S VESTS. Your choice of our entire stock of bile Fancy Vests. Satur- a day ........................ 38' b VEILING. ’l‘uxedo Nets, In plain and dot- ted, all colors. 250 value. 0 Saturday, per yard I: 13 announce-o HANDKERCHIEFB.’ Women's Fine Embroidered and Lace Edge Handker- chiefs. Regular value 25c. Saturday ............... 19c CROCHET QUILTB. Regular-1:135 Crochet.F Quilts, Mal-set on pattern. or Sat- urday......... 953 SHEFFIELD’S TOOTH PASTE. Dr. Silemelll’s Tooth Paste. Reg- 1 7 llier 25c slzc. Saturday 0 LINEN CRASH. Unbleached Linen Our regular lilo vu- Saturduy, per yard . . . . ...-......uur 18 Inch Crash. luc. BLACK RETTICOATB. Black Sateen Petticoats, nicely made. full flounce. Ollr rogu- lar $1.00 value. Saturday .. RUFFLED CURTAINS. Ruffled Lawn Curtains, 2% yards long. Regular 500. For, Saturday, per pair ..... ..... 29c 79c WAVING IRONB. Marcel Waving Irons. Regular- 19 lysold 25c. Saturday ......A c NECKWEAR. Bows for women. in black. navy, white and fancy stripes. Usual price 25c. 15c Saturday ................ vol SANITOL. Sanitol Tooth Wash. paste or powder. Regular price 250. Saturday ................... ‘ COUCH COVERS . Oriental Couch Covers, full size. Regular 82.00 value. Saturday 19c $1.23 numeric so coplanar. WamKLsc. m i saw a careless arrangement of the suspenders on a child’s dress. known by that name, the other day that was very pretty. The dress was a blue and white magnum of fine one» litywworn over a white waist, and the suspenders which were narrow at. the wane at. the widest part slashed, longs thwisa. for. a Iumclent distance to per- mit part to tail oa- over the stem. “recollect was dooidediycareisss and km in , , New lathe-“tho ' their little» inc-rd , ' d belt and quite wide at the shoulders. d with a one. hard sauce or a creamyp soft Don’t sweep your carpets with salt on a damp morning, and sweep very, |very thorough whenever you do use t. . W it Is said that born: in the.water will preserve and brighten the red to colored wash materials and vinegar will bring out the purples and laven- are. A sure way to keep the nthers of the pombinutiou short skirt and our I cover evenly distribu d is to lay emits our percentiles, “tools: all the way‘arouuu after the manner oil a princess Hook. a . season—that waist. are to be with lusty plain, but or course, every woman isn't going to wearpisin waists for some women have the courage to wear what to becoming to them regardless oi fashion, . JULIAN RIVOKIS ORDIR. MONTGOMERY, Ala, August. 9.-- Secretary ofStnt/e Julian last night cancelled his order revoking, the it: cease of the Southern Railway. Gov- ernor Comer expressed his complete satisfaction with thandiustnlent, and counsel for the railway gave out a statement that they did notyleid all a: matter of principle, but rather In the interest at the mill-opal whichwouid “ tagger it the “controversy m hustler
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