.m. This ems . Exclusively. V . IZERS.‘ SEWERPIPE. LANDV PLASTER. ‘~‘\.\v\.~w~u-u own t'd/U-U-1‘,”V-‘J' VONNVEALLY & 3;; itBRACKEN The Latest Thing in ' LADI‘ES’ DRESS .03 3: see . 9i ll it ft ii VII n M H G) ‘57} unl ii M ii A! techwem u. I cuesrcnm ms mo. . on Vsd. in the right paper] ‘ Fort St. Elect Norwslit. who pays to . anyone else. known so erou‘n with hells nor cents to the .chorus shim sent} tour. VINO}! honesty. ere Allin-“tilt! ere nil honest. ,IAvsntnx'e oi my hint prices for All kinds ‘ special high prices tor Feather lode her late home. filer. Lincoln Hollis- tier pit-well; poem oi the Norw'ullt Methodist Church, will loiiiolste 'l’he .. V Y. loved a pleasant dey It. Compo Mill. Council Cditsze and was enioyed by - all. rine BMIwits. Jeanette Been.A luau, IMi‘lllI Buckley- Mid Vilidyene Is in full swing. u wernust move. MAX Our entire stock ol’upgto-deioflhoes must be sold its mementos: srnccr onions. LEVY Walk-Over Shoes ‘ are mode of every lather end in enough shepee to perfectly fit every toot in n shoe. Correct tor every oc- calion. ' A Two Stores. M. Josem 8. Sons 196 Wuhintton Brides. 1 Benton 3t. m re You’re Wise Charlie. Aren’t You? " Mother: Charlie. you‘re wise. nin't you? What did you send that iunkmn in hero for when i told you to telephone «1 for Wu: Eiiron, 36 ~.u... -.. in. for regs and better prices Itor rubber metals and leather beds then What diflerence does it make? Mother: What diilerence does it make It you netted me (or n orange and i save you s lemon. You know right well that ’we ilye in It flood Io entity and we don’t inst belle den.- ling srodnd here. soil Wm. Brim Charlie: Next time. watch for «the eign,35 St. and rou will leans ”mourns". MW » There ere junk dealers first ere ei- we’ys knocking their competitors on to l cisiu all luck age; they can‘t pey my p.riees Tells ed- ot innit . limb. to "it LI. I. G .YG "ER 93%? uni-s iilViiliiiiIi. Reynolds. of 10 Wilton Avenue. will ,. be held at 7 o’clock this cronies iron: remains will be taken to “findhemJl tomorrow tor burial. , ' AT “rill. «controller A party or live High school girls en- Friday. Dinner was served at the V A number of intenesting specimens '0! coeienteretes and ornsteceene were A. A d," 3an Bill” the brought back to the filth school. A where they were examined with intern A a," man est pm A. Kennedst biology clue. l oi which the young girls are members. Thole present were the lenses Men- Edith HOTIL ARRIVAL. mst H. William. Wil- liam '1'. Seoul“. W. iii. Boese, at New Yorke-E. “thirteenth. Boston: L. G. I Townsend. Springfield; L Von Vesen, ’1‘. north. West Beyvilie. L. l.; it. Ad- am's, Rockwey: o. Bowman. Dow om; H. o. surname, Ganges; (2 Kent. Bumper. Heine W. Render; of Shelton; A. H. TronteJlnrti‘ord: J. L. Bin-Khmer South Kent; Com: L it. nun-den, writes. it w. Btudwell, Yon- kers; 11A. Kittisd. 8. Greenetein. W. ' W. Deiohior. Bridgeport; H. 7‘. Dexter. Brooklyn; J. M. Layton. city: ‘3 The Live, lip-Wants Merchant with the “V Satisfied Expression Lurking in Iiis Gunn- homes 158 W: IA N. Y.. or Menus ion; he“prodnein| neerly eteple amps inlteed oi the scent ltd! dosenoltltepreeeet. Breed to: the Moilflmhetnoetfinemm cripples. use the uranium Font. Wemmihxto livernordend more on other motorists end ere color!“ ! letter end more veried diet then our More. For ineinnoe. we no «tin: lune quantities or berries and other smell truits which were not used to may greet extent by.our immedinte promitors; likewise greeter quenth ties of spinach, oi ireeh been- end par. of super-eons, end oi okra—V- which Inst. of course. they knew out At All. it ll entirely conceivshlewin the opinion of the department or agricul- ture—that aim at e future dey tinny become e staple. At present it is e type of the neglected resemble. it hes [rest possibilities oi usefulness or ' which edvsniue hour not a yet been taken. A plant" minted to cotton, it'j grows so eerily in the south so to hei indeed. ‘ its discovery is Attributed to s French ' chef in New Orlcens who found it brewing wild in the outskirts of tint A mended almost es a. weed. city. and took it notion to matte e trisi otit. twinthueVdmohnlehud to get. And. often impossible to ob- rein in the markets of the north end welt. . i The tints may arrive when upstre- not form hoods. Meanwhile. the do pertinent oi agriculture is systemth caliy emxed ‘ln introducing new end which my eventually achieve rector union as ethnic. reedy mun in this country Ounce! law: «him 0! population For ex‘ ample. in neutral New Jersey end lit pert; 0! use York state and Com tirnt edimpt to New York city, turmer- ’ ' growing staples. They It“ Imprinted. BxpeVrie once hes indent thifiln that they must their Widen. ‘3’ Tank forming tie typioei modern industry—es much so u the monothe- ture of steel it is repidly developing in the neighborhood of each one at our lute cltwiee nonfily speaking. one may consider it jot-copying e rins- shsped m. ehoiit every greet popu- lation centen But the rihis ere steediiy widening and may the ex. ports at the depnriment or uricul- lure). they will continue to widen ue~ til they rover most oi the country-w I thet is to say. until the bulk oi uri- cuiturei product at other crops than those now unread es stspie. when. csnnot he 'ohtehiy produced on lend thnt is more than 3100 to 3160 an acne When the price of land goes tip in puliiornis end Ari~ zone it has risen is 000 an sore). theitermcr must crow oflter things thsi. old for lerxer re- turn, it he is to. in the business. Anybody who w’l take, the trouble to make 1 trip i 'A it com county. county. N. 1.. will : some; ~ ; those regions her 3118111658 I . i In: their stientiV ! The great on i to nudity uricni pushed by' “soil th‘ '11! see at n glance by shhndon‘inx static: and alias; to truck arming." thus troblinu or hot vélu‘o or thelc pious necessity n in such e way as to feed or doctor popul't this (say the will he secom. plents. By V V no the number or people that hen did mmm by so acre oi lend wil lie doubled. . ‘ :. Lest this bed . t ty v‘o yeere no. the euro suit» to "i senor; oi" gun will he recorded as e staple; litter ~ pl,» lettuce—both the ordinsry hind . end the Roma lettuce, which does valuable lood plants from China. from ‘ Ankh. irons Bouth Americe. and from " other win of the world many of _ An uricuitnrs‘i resolution has ei‘ ii at war): in the neighborhood of many do so. It they wohld unsuccessful In. Already it has heoome manifest thst‘ 81.000 end even. ‘ jurieulturiste In" 7 ply the noupm' or the cities. 'end ' V the yield of the; V tiilm end hotter, o hare di‘eenl ......... ...... High neck. short or long sleeves 25cmdsoc Lace trimmed to pee to see Imported Swine. phin or Mtflmmed soc to 8.50 Tights with tight knee .. Tights with lece trimmed ll L-fi .‘ H , Krieger &Co. I ~ vita May is Moving and“ House "GleauiugTime 'We late? preparing to show‘rth‘e best lineI>oiV’llurniitIteliu~'thc Nordslks. ‘ See our large assortment of Brass and Iron Beds. Springs and Mattresses, Dressers and Chiiiouiers. They Can be seen in Mahogany. Maple and Oak. kinds” of Git-Carts and Carriages for Babies . -- We are exclusiVe agents for Leonard. Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, for the tem- oils Quaker Ranges. recount. r education. is the so- pie clel Ithpding‘w V we attained litter heepipp the butcher. the hitter. work!” tor .m‘mnmehre‘." * .. she ””59 com costly. "more Norweihsleedingbrymm' a and! Gentle Building Nprwellt. Cunnocticut ’ - A. Ladies’Ribbed Underwear A Host Complete Assortment in Spring and Summits Weights—43mins end Lisle Vests - VEBTS.’ PAN-TS. . COMBINATION SUITS. I own A. Low . neck sleeveless, “d" ”'52:; 'oc Knee length. tight knee with mht' knee 5 25c,Isoc soc to $1.00 , L°W “‘91“. short m .. ‘ . . Low neck. with lace l to 1-2:: to soc Lace trimmed knee 25c. 5°C trimmed knee soc to Moo 25c, 50c ‘ knee 35c. 50c on - 1 Dining Room Suits, Pallet Stilts. All”; * V IClesuable Porcelain Ice Boxes. for the.» A. We give a discount on all cash put-AC ~I'Vichases', but you can also open a' charge who live‘ in debt year utter your. moonshine end everythe jet» welt: ._ " Low neck, short sleeves, right knee. .85c to 31.00 High neck, short sleeves. ‘ tight knee .. 5°C to $1.60 Ksyscr’s Italian Silk V Vests . . . . 5‘. $45. “A” . W . ‘On the contrsry, your duty to them forbids your going into debt and mak- ing your creditors'wsit for'their just ‘bills. Pay your debts promptly Vsnd live within your means, and you will .I , rind that there Is a joy in such living ‘ never as debt-burdened persons knOW. " "Per Stale! 810.000 City of SouthNorIvnlk 4 per i A cent. Water Bonds, due 1939, at 98 L2. Maples & Goldschmidt South Norwnik lllll Ill li____i_ll illlll WALL STREET 10: 10 a. nil—Op“ lacing prices in the shock whet to~ are indicated t derives "or «lung pres sure. Reading lost s lull point. Cen- sdien Pacific lost 1% with substantial fractional recessions in Union Paci- its 8. 8. Steel the Coppers and sev- eral other sciiie stocks. The only no table advenoes were Nations] Biscuit 1% points sndVBnitimore and Ohio I. l ' “Wood sun" ‘ .A new material Luts just appeared "its landing favor on account of its many attractive characteristics, says “the ladies Home Journal. “it is known as “wow silk." the rubric having been treated by' a special process which gives it a wonderful sheen and luster, more brilliant than most silks. The ‘ texture of the weave produces a changeable eiieoi which gives the ma- , terisl a fascinating play or color. I‘ITthre .V are allover conventional designs and s plain ground with " throe‘hn‘mw stripes running across at ntcrvsls. For pct-tiers. dyer curtains, union. and drsperies of all where A rich effect is wanted, material is espeoiellydesirshle. It is inches aide. 81.16 s yerd Vend guer- teed not to ohsrrge color in the Sim —~ A. Every hey somelstorepetrone who V.I.ouxht to come to your store so else-s where—«to their own and your disad- I restock-become your sovertieinl‘: «do m not quite impeiliox enou A and in our clothlnc' reed)t . wen’r. nothing but strictly e V wool cloths ‘eVVI'e used. ' How many stores heiiinn clothinx now make Vs simile lVi ‘ . ‘ Ilihtoltifllt? sorts A this ‘ ' Vrllaltt. ‘ ‘I V V...
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