, amino!!! oi?
hams and Pere'alesf
received. Also
‘ ins oi all kinds.
E K. BANKS
‘7 Memo Hotel Block.
. , Soul-l1 Norwalk.
mm.-.” -_ .. WEHMJ ,
Just the Thing for 8. Picnic ’
AUTOMOBILE LUNCH OUT-
FITS
For a. Party of Four Persons, $9.75 ;
For Two Persons, $7.00 ‘_
s DONN EhLY’S
' ' 16 So. Main so. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
,“Our twelve great Corn Suites
:l'tsllcr wut's demand with pro-
misc of intntllll‘lthivtlil bushels in
Chit is of lost year."
The soldiers of the soil are
certainly doing their hit.
When the overalls are taken
off here are business suits
to put on—a blue serge true
to its color at $20, a cool
homespun at $18.
s
Fine fancy mixtures in
browns, greys from $15. to
$30. and special pinch-back
models for Young Men from
$10 to $28. Everything for
3 Men's and Boys' wear.
Rogers til Stevens
SOUTH NORWALK
Complaint was made to The police
7 yesterday about the dust on Washing-
?‘mn street. ‘
"”"""»' ‘ NORWALK
The theft of an auto tire from a man
. named Schiuultlu living in Wemporjk
' Was reported to the locle police. ‘
‘
Complaint was received by the pol
licc at (mid last evening that there
\\;'< it tight at the local railroad stu-
t‘czl. l'pnu llll't‘s‘ilgtlllOYl nothing Wu."
l‘uuud thcrc that would loud to any
1 lllt‘ll Ctllllllltiiill coming ill.
Automobile ironic was unusually
a heavy yesterday. but local policc hair
[filed it in very nice shopc. ..\'ut an ac-
" ‘oidcnt was reportcd in XorwallL
Charles Riley and John l-‘ric'nd of
Norwalk witnessed both the morning
‘wd afternoon gnmcs at ‘tllc Polo
grounds yesterday.
'l‘h-l dust art Washington strccl culls-
. .l thc lllt‘l'l‘llv‘s along: Rust \\':lshinu<
ton street to report to tltc policc illat,
it was becoming :l niusnncc, 'i”lc pox-c
l‘l‘ptll'it‘tl thc muttc!‘ to the street dc-
ptlrtnlcllt. who promiscli that tho
Hrocl would he sprinkled.
. ~Dr. 'SClillmilll, oi‘ Compo Alluchst:
port. complained to the pubic thtlt
. some one had stolen it ‘ilx-i 1-2 nous
skid tire from the E‘i‘ll‘.‘ of his machine,
‘ yesterday. '
’l‘hcrc will bc 'i luccting of the lillllv
Jcl‘uillcs Lodge. No. 3“, Slit-phcrds oi
ilt‘il'lt‘llt‘ltl, at tho lodge rooms on
\\':l.~'lllil‘:itlu strcct. on Wednesday or
oiling at 8 o'clock. Special busincss
will he considel'cd and ii request is
made that illcmbcrs bring cake with
‘ lllcm to the lucctille.
The monthil' llusincec "looting of lllc
. Woman's Gpild of Trinity Church will
be held this cvcuiuc and it is (tcsircd
What all members :lttcild zls business
of importance will be bronchi he’llvl‘
the meeting.
. ._......,...—.
\\’:lll:lcc l’tllllli‘l‘ of East uvcnllc, ro
’ The businces mcctinu of lluckin‘."
, ham Women's llclit-t‘ t‘orps will bc ldl'ivd to ill“ police that tllcre was 3
held on 'l‘llul'sdilv afternoon of this .‘;ll “cor his home that had been lcit
thcrc by some pcoch who had movcll
uwuv and that the animal was dying
from starvation when he found it. (‘ni
.thrdcn Murray was sent to invcfitl-
gate.
"week at 2:30 in lied Men's Hull and
‘all members are rcqucsttd to make it
point to attend.
‘Donnld E. Shcpnrd has rcsiuucd his
osition with the Fairficld County No-
.tloilal Bank, and has acm‘plt‘d a post
lion in the omcc of Ylllc & ’l‘owno
Company in Stamford. )ir.~Sllcparu
)will begin his new duties tomorrow. I
a...”
A‘ :l lucclim: of tho directors of the
South Nolwulk Club. Saturday cvclr
tug. it was voted to remit tllc dues oi
:lll tllosc Illt‘nllll‘l"~‘ who arc in thc
l'llltcd Sines scrvltc during he nor-
The South Nfll‘Wlllk Baptist Sunday
_ School which has been closed tor the
past five weeks will open on Sunday
_ the 9th and it is ll'opcd that oil the
' mcnlbcrs will atlcud so its to cite the
first gathering of tho new season :1
good start. ' ,‘
uvlny, nuvy, nuvztl roscrvcs. national
army, ctc. . ,
cluborntc display of iirc,
given at Roton l’Dltii. yes-
tcrllily and the bench was crowded all
day long. The Point is supposed to
closc for the. summer on the 9th but it
is probable that if the inir weather
continues that a number of inmattrac-
lions will remain opcu for quite some
t‘lluc to come.
_..____.—
Tho second company of Homo Guard
silowcd its hospitality Saturday oi‘tcr-
‘llolllt. :l‘t tho conclusion of the parade
Thy "lllt‘"‘lill!llll-‘I tho Westport colupuuy
oi Home Guard: in the Town Assem-
blv Hitll. Tllc blanchcsicr Drum Corps
wcrc also guests of honor, and rcnlier
ell music. throughout the afternoon.
Tho oftnir turned out to he exceellingv
1y pleasant. " '
Quite an
works was
‘ \
krThc redistricting"d'l’ the rurill rolltcs
I "out, of Dan‘bury ‘wcut into cti‘cct Sut-
ui‘dfly and carriers wc‘rc :1 little dcluy-
led in leaving the otlicc on account of
.- the confusion resulting from tho
, 8 change. One routc, No. St, has been
“"F‘tlcoppclr, thc otllcrs have been clump.-
mi so liq-lilit‘nvt‘l‘ its territory find
“involve miles in addition. in nodding.
On Sunday ovcnin: 1: Wm: rcporlmi
% , to the police that an automobile with
license numbt-r 17ml Connecticut with
" three women and a man as occupants
. llnd hoen about the outly‘ it! sections
for the city asking qucstt .’ of child-
ten. whom they paid well after getting
1 information, about the various factor-
ies. railroad crossings and bridges in
Morwmk. Two or three people report-
ti this automobile to the police.
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According to the government report
just issued, Connecticut is called upon
to double its, yield of rye. This mean.q
that there must be planted between
3:50“— :md November 1st 16,000 acres 0:
5 l “w M V W» “‘1'“ ' v insure a
. . . LOTlon'__ .\(‘ in tilts state. In order to
LMOND TOILET . lsupply of seed" for the farmers, the
91‘ Chopped Hands» Face or LIPS: committee of food supply of the State
1 Sunburn Bites 01' Stings 0f Ill-I Council of Defense will take steps to
. _. ’ .
beets, 5 oz. bottle . . . . . . . . 256
provide first class seed wherever it
cannot be obtained locally. A supply
, ' of sccd when: will also be provided by
Mon-Powell Corporation the committee. 1
A SEPTEMBER 5th e
. All ntoney depositedin this bank on “
or-lleloreWedneSday, Sept. 5th, will
draw interest iron the first oi Sep-
tember» ‘ * “
Soulltnorwalksaungsom f
\
‘ allcgcll “charges" lnzlde by bcurs whose
iod of the war. This includes rcgulul .
" '15».er , , ,
“Bong!” no; out a shot. “Spell?
went 1 bullet against the rmks a nun.
tired feet perhaps from the bear.
"Bang!" in diminuendo came the echo
from the cliifs opmsitc.
He had been keeping his rifle—vile did
not know it—nt full cock. and. lnlppcu—
lug unconsciously to tighten his linger
SOCIE TY ,
I
on the iriggcr, the weapon bud rcspond—
I .
ed as described. At that moment I and Pe’fiyonal
i
could cheerfully have kicked him oi! ,
the ciifi and emptied fivg soft nosed v . l, .
.401 bullets into his clm‘nss. but I con- NE :5} S ‘ .
tented my sci! with on cxplctivc or two " l
and turned my attention to the bear. - i
1 sow it most interesting sccllc. The J
uuiulnl had been totally unaware of our
The members of the 1;. l“. ‘C‘htb. com
po‘cd .lt‘ your; yle..p'.- from Dnnbllry-
prcst‘ncc. llor ll:ld be yet made us out.
110 has! hoard nlcrcly the rcport of the
rifle illlll the spot of the bullet, and the
cchocs llRtl confused him. For a felt? and N01“ ‘f‘d :1 very enjoyable-
. Not WA L1:-
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moiucntsfilc 'stooll pcl'fectly still. their day :v'ustlmxy "1 “')'”‘)o “’ " ""“e‘rc'f
rull right ill our direction for perhaps was in t "Minn. taking. 12;, icl
thirty yards and hid ill a littlc patch and other pastimes as “.11 as a most
of brush about the size of a small room. . , . -
eiabcratc dinner.
Ills llchuvior throws light upon many , .
oi thc following: Mr. and Mrs. Lang-
only thought is ‘.5(.ul,9._,__puu1 L. Lla- ley, Mr. and Mfr. I‘.i-.harls Mr. and
worth in Scribucr's. ‘Mrs E. (lustafson. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw
' - jot Norwulk, Misses Ella Langley, Jo-
“R‘a‘llway loull‘ey' if Ling [‘90- h ;serhinc Gesry, Melissa Gustafson, Ma-
':m on _v to invert ill'u'tls w o . , .
dared to taco n rnillvny journey ill be] “‘ZDamCK' Anna and Pauline
1823. A writcr of that time t'onllllllni- Deubel, Ralph GUSIal‘VWZ‘ Carroll AUSW
ills: on lllt‘ lll‘llllohcll lllli‘ l0 “'oolwlt'll, tin ,Edward Sclltlllt’. Byron Smith.
rclnurltcd. “We Would as soon expect Pan] Vocgel, Everett Watts of Dan-
lllc pcoplc of Woolwich to suffer tlloul~ bury, Masters David and William Shaw
selves to be tircd nti' upon one of t‘ou. and Lewis Richards.
.L'l‘cvc's rockcts as trust thclnsclvcs to '
the worry of such it mItclliue going at _
such it rutc.“ 'l‘llc third class carriage . . .
or thosc days was at thing 0‘. horror. Irank Toriorellu and Miss Marietta
“it hm] on roof null no souls." writes Chairs "’9‘ “I 33 Spring street. 19“
.l. (‘. Wrinllt. “into this the pnsseu- evening. and madc merry over the en-
gcrs \vcfc put-trod ulld lliltl to stand gagcment of this well known couple
during UH‘ \lv‘lllllt‘ .‘lUHl‘m‘t' 01' W ”W9 The occasion was a very delightful one
was l‘oomtoslplut on tlloiiult-,(~x1ll15l-ll and the gucsts which included mom
to tho Him or still and bollllulrdcll by f_ . ‘ , , . . o . ‘
sparks clilittcd from the choice. Scc- mm 3‘8“ \OH‘ ‘md Brooklyn extend-
om] mm; lnwmmmx “we ltiudlv "a. cd most hearty congratulations to the
viscd to provide themselves with ;-:llll'l.(.! young‘pcople I“ whose honor the aiiuir
sllcctill-lcs lllltl to sit ns t‘:lr from the was glvcn. A bountiful collation was
cugiltc “h, possiblc.”—» “W10“ $1“.me scrvcd and it was it late hour when the
. ..__ party ended. .\ir. Tortorclla has been
Man More Liquid Than and. called in the first draft and in a few;
HWY.“ tillcr “lid “"01“.“ “‘“fill PM?“ days will leavc for camp lilc. When
m“ ””‘.f”'f‘“l“"" ”f “ n" ”e' ML" l“ ilc finishes his service to the United
blltllcd lll lutllsltllrt‘, by which lllcmls gm“ l \ ,. , .‘ . . . . "i
:lll.llt‘ tl'csc llltizllzltc clclllcllls ul‘c kcpt ‘ ‘ is N “In “9d Ml” Ulmm' '“w’ l
ulivc and mo ellublcll to curry out both have the 1“)“ wishes of man};
illcir tllllicn, livcll tllc lulllcs, which friends. ‘ I
nppcalr to be tln- most solid of tilt. owc .,._.- I
mort- tlmlt hull" Iltcir \vclght to tllc Mrs. Rutll_Smilh Lockwood and 01-—
prcscucc of fluid. 'l‘lmt olllglmtltcs ccn- me Wilson Inlhcllc. both of this city
{3‘13“ ‘lnili‘il‘i‘ Hullmlllll ”rlmlill lfill;li‘|"'(“l u'crc united ill marriage at the rcctorl’
, s r i to: Hill! lcr l‘ to l. slcrs , , _.. . u. , . . . ,.
which l‘lS.‘ lli’tcr lllt‘ illilicliun oi" oi lllll‘ll. “f ‘h‘ I .rst Lm‘ng‘mmm (hutch b“
Wutcr. in m”. Will's “ \‘cry importllllt . Rcv. .ioh-l Staplc'nn Saturduv m min!
port in the human unutouly, for it is “l H "l "l“ "”5"“? "l ”l" “llme‘lll‘li‘
through its llgcucy tlltlt ”10 that pro! "433”“ 0f ”10 mill“?- The nticnd-
ccsscs of dlzzcstioll. llllwtl’ltilltll and the nuts were Mr. :ltld .\ils. James R. Co?!-
t‘xt'l‘i‘illlll 01’ “‘HSN‘ llI'Mllu'ls lll'c cuv- nor, Airs, Connor hcinu :l sister oi the
l'lt'tl out. To rclluuc tllc \vllolc l!!:lll.‘t‘ bridc‘, The v.00!“ is “.0“ known in
to tluurcn ulld whim.r it’ll rounds to bc q H, V y. "ill l l‘ n t, i .1 1
the totul \vciullt of on ll\'t'l'tll.'t‘ full “H “ ’ OM" ‘ n n,“ tlc Hg“ ccrk
grown mun, it is suldjllut wuicr’illotu- m the Hotel “Mllilf‘ki’llld- A wcddinc
accounts for ltiitpouudsoitllc whole. .me‘ml‘l “"15 scrved “1 “1" mm at-
W tor Which the couple departed for ll
.lrlp to Lake 3lliuupflc. Upon their rc‘
'I'llc lllllll(' oi the lullstucllcis ill Rptlltl, turn mew-“imp? ”if.” rcsldcncc m
and hero is tho history of its origin: ; Sbuth Norwullt.
Attcr tllc Moors tlrst lll\':|tlt‘ll the collar 1 '
try the ('lll‘lfillilll‘llllll .‘lllfilt‘lllditilllllll‘E Mr. and Mrs. :dtllson Austin. who
lion hccnulc so llllscll that it uns dltb- t . .
arc sunlmcl'lmr at llickory Bluii, to
cult to srly which wcrc Moors uud. ‘
which Spnulurds. 'l‘llo Splllllurds thou gcthcr M“ Mr. and Mrs. RobErt “3‘“
turned last me-
lllt upon it means by which tllcy could gill VIIVVH‘W avenue, Y0
tlt ollcc. distinguish tllclr llrctllrctl..‘nlne from :1 motor tripltllrouch the
Thi‘l‘ lull 1““ “In“? “Wil‘ "i=5 I‘ll." “ink" Berkshires. through Vermont and
or. illltl tilcy ullowcd n tuft of hulr to “on: the Mohawk Troll.
grow bclow tllclr lllldcr lips, so that
. . . n . - . . l ' .
tlltll boards lollllttl lilo lutlo olltlhlc 01‘ i. Privatc Russell James of the 39th
a cross. lhlts tho lllllstucllo llccumo u ‘
symbol of liberty and ft'lltl‘l'lllty.~l-Jx- I (‘nmpnnlx 1" 1' S" A" formerly the Gt‘t
clllulgo. l00.. C. A. N. G, oi Fort Terry. N. Y., is
I gonovijng n l‘o’rtyvelght hour furlough at
You Must Bo Earnest. his home in Tolles street.
Tllllt which domlnutcs the life. which“
is evcr llppcrmost ill the mind. gcllcrUI Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gladstone
ull_v comp}; soulcwllcro llcnr realization; ‘Vls‘lli‘tl yesterday with their son I Acut.
bllt (how is n grout dltl’cl'cllcc llctwccll lW. C. Gladstone at his home in Rye,
n lukcwurlll desire and it rcdllot pur—‘ ,
pose. it tallies steam to tlt'h'o the [sis-l)“ " Lieutenant Gladstone is in the
’ ice Corps.
ion ii) the i‘llglu0;‘\\'tll'lll wntcr Will‘s“?mu 39”
never turn the wheels. The lollgiugsl - .
that full or l'cnlizutlou arc usuallvjustt Miss Marion Godfrey of Taylor ave-
llclow the boiling poillt.—Orisou Swell: 'nueftpn this morning for Mexico. N.
liinl'dcn. .\'.. wllcre she has a position as teacher
in modern languages in the Mexico
University nnd'high school.
”.4-
Over forty tricnds and relatives of
M
Spain and the Mustache.
‘\
The Better Plan.
Teucllcr—l um touching your son first
aid. Father of. the llullcnt Boy in ‘ . - . . , .
Class—Better touch him “second nid"l A daughter was born m N3“ \ork
instead, mu‘llm; he‘s so duru Slow he'd Clll'. August 24th. to Mr. anmrs. Ed-
uevcr gct tllcro‘iu time to usetllo first. word A. Buckley. Mrs. Buckley “'93
'4“va :iormerly Miss Elfrida Stoddard. or
' ; South Norwnlk.
__.L____——.———.——
Two Relatives. . ,
Bcss~Cllllrlic, will you tell me what 1‘
time it is? l‘vo'lcit my watch at my‘
aunt's. Cllurlic—Awtullvsorry. but I
can’t. l‘ve loft mine nt my uncle‘s. .
Arthur F. Huntington and Irvin
Lntham of NewVYork city were Labor
ljuy guests at the home of the former’s
parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. 3;, Hunting-
ton, Maiil street, First District.
l
. Welcome News. l
Widow—But, I have nine children.
I'Ic-Wretcllcddeceivcr! Widow—Jl‘hey
are all working. Ille—‘iTteurcst noel——
Michigan Gargoyle.
Mochinists’s Mate Herbert Dunlap.
United States Naval ‘ReSerVe, New
Haven, has been spending the holiday
at his home in the First District.
s
cooeoocooeoooooooo‘
® gocdmcnt meal. A coldsponge
(9 down or tepid bath every morn-
© lug before breaktast,‘ followed
G» by a brisk rundown, will nlso
<-> help, with brisk'outdoor exercise
to daily. Internally take it good
9 tonlcf containing etrychnla for
Gillejeerxeennd‘ iron. for. the s .8.
9 teen generally. For supper loy'
‘ Q .l’lsifillfl,9“dfl,cllp or come made _
0" bitumen or plenty of mdk.
.0 Sleepleosness, n‘my‘ generallytbo
'9 overcomeV.wby...taklng. a worm-
ill on '
.. Mrs. Frank 1is. Mom, or Merwln
street, is visiting in Saratoga and
Troy. ‘ . , , ‘ - ‘
’dooeoeooooooo
The party consisted ~
(3) <0) __.__
,3 :PRACT'CAL HEALTH H'NT‘ 3 ‘Mrs. George avSheron and son, John,
G) Overcoming Nérvoustlees. (9;. of California are visiting zit-the home
@ To , remedy the condition» of Q) of Mrs Sharon's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
<9 nervousneSs,‘julnpiuoss lit and <9 George Aitken. ’
(s) then noises and loss of. sloop, cure-7 @ ' _ ' — '
@ fully correct the diet by inking © Mr. and Mrs, Andrew H. Lyon, oi" .
3 three good plain naeuls many at 2 'Bridgeport, have been guests of no.
rcgu at" ours an masticating and Mr . . L a 1 ad.
© all food wall. One should be it © 5 F' 9' {03’ F1 x H“ R0 _
Tilt touts Ii
Ytlllll BACK HURTS
Na
We Should llrink lots of Water and Eat less Meat, Says
tinted Authority to Kidney Disolhrs ,1
Recommends a ipooniul of tall Salts In titass‘ot Water Beiorei
Breakiast to
V
Stimulate Kidneys and Eliminator
‘ ‘ the. llrit: A ill
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they breakfast for a. few do 3 '
become overwork’ ct sluggish, ache. and feel then act; fine. This {2131;101:123 gull-s 211:1???“
like lumps of led . lite urluc becomes cloudy. the acid of grapes and lemon juice combing:
the bladder is twisted, and you may be obliged with iiihia, and has been used for ’gcneratio
to seek rellci two or‘illree times during the night. to clean clogged kidneys and stimulote then?
When the kldncys clog you must help ilzcm flush to normal activity, also to neutralize the acid:
off the body 3 urlnous waste or you'll be a. real in urine, so it no longer is a source of irritatio
sick person‘shoitlly. At first you fctfl} afdull thus ending bladder weakness. n.
mlscry‘ In _le «my region. you so er rom Jail Salts is inex nsive ‘ '
backache. Slck headache, dlzziness. stomach gets a delightful el’lervcsltlgniz'Iiill'tclll-gllllotlerl-nclriffi milk:
sour. tongue coated and you feel rheumatic everyone should take now and then to k “ 13:.
images when the wentller is bad. ‘ U kidneys clean and active. Dru 'sts beep
. but less meat. .(ll'lllk lots of water: also get ' they sell lots of Jad Salts to folksglgllo befire, 5’3?
from any llarmnclst four ounces of Jnd Salts; overcoming kidney trouble while it ' eye m
ulna a tabvespooniul in a glass of water before trouble. I“ cult
r
' 1‘1:-
hliss llubcli, of Donburi', is visiting
Mr and Mrs. David Show, of Flax Hill
Road. . X ‘ £3;
Ycolnnn Harry Earle, oi the United
States Naval Reserve Force, has been
spending a few days at his home here.
-
Mr. and Mrs. \Vaytc A. Raymond. of
31 Chi: strect, returned today from it
trip to Rochester and Niagara Falls.
Jzamcs Adams, of Cross I
today to resume his, studies at Corn-'1
wcll Seminary, i‘ornwcll, Penn. l
v . ‘
st reel, left".
. Beautiful Bust. and Shoulders
m MN. if you will m I set: til
Julio- \ ' n coll] constructed
The night «(on IN” to lintch . lb
”mu-linden M the contour of the figure is “Silent:
O
- (I. prevent the full bust from
turns; the supernova or not», ,
(nun E . 5%. ellmlnaltc Ulde daggeruoi
i n muse also con no le
BRASSI S In o’the shoulder film“ a
(1" gleeful line mince-tine W body
o! '
-», m mlhednintieelud mtmicubie no t i l-
.h 3‘ all mater-tall nod styles: Cra- 1193:. ill“):
Front. Slmllce. Bandeau. etc. Boned with "Walnhn." the
rustic- honmmitfiu with): without removal.
Hove Maghreb" you Blen Jolie Brusicm. it not stock-
ed. on will gladly and hip. prep-id. samples to show you.
.IINJAIIN a: mum. at Wm Street. Newuk. n. .l.
t the bus! back where it be-
ll
SENTINEL
READERS? VIEWS
(Cloptinued tram Sixth Page).
THE LIQUOR (QUESTiON
————
and on the whole the prohibition law:
has bocn ll distinct bleeslng to wovki lg ;
men. i
Hoping that none‘oi the readers of;
The Sentinel will gain the impressionl
from the article in today‘s issue tllnti
organized labor in the state is really?
as such, opposed to the growing scuti-E
ment in opposition to the liquor trot-l
tic, because oi this vociferous minor-i
ity who ore driven by self-interest and t
have no real regard tor “the greatest
good to the greatest number."
Yours truly,
G. E. RICHTER.
n
"1.
Texas Governor Impeached
«”2
l BEGUM
. n, ...- ._ -_ .....‘L2‘._ 4
mes A. Ferguson of
‘ L..- -
L Governor J a
‘tice pending the, result of the trial
on twenty-one articles .0! impeach
' inept brought by the State [House oi ,
‘ “Representatives for misconduct in of-
flee. - ‘1 . e
4'
.l
_ I When you smdke sn“‘Exoeption".
" . Hovennfiiied‘fie cigsr. “'Asisfor it
before'goinp‘ to lied.
Texas has been stispended from ot- -
Tile Bah/r own/mm» Sen/Ice
NO DIFFERENCE
is made in the class of service we render to our
petrons. Every one receives the best ive can
give. . ' .
We have customers whose deposits are small,
but they know that their business is welcome
and that it is given the same painstaking atten-
tion as that of our largest depositors. *
YOUR. account is invited.
DEPOSI‘I‘OBY FOR U. 8. GOVERNMENT.
---—a
., .THE PEOPLESE':
.. *‘TR‘UST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.
#
inns ornvnur _ , . low rulers
BECKMANN’S. _
Always Something Special Here
Armour’s Gomed‘Beef . . ....... . Large 59c, No. 1 can28l:
Jones’ or Gold Medal Flour, per bag ...... $1.90
3ibs.FoncyWholeGminRicefor 25o
Very Best‘New York State cheese, lb. . . . . . . . . . .. 290
Challenge Blend Gofi'ee. g. 300 grade, lb. .. . (250
60PinkStampsFreewith lb.'_Very Best’l'ea 50c.
our’s Veribest Smoked» Beef, large jar 300
Armour’s PottedMeat 120 size 100, 60 size 50
Armour's Veribest Corned BeefHash,oan . 180
‘ Gurticei-Brothers’ Blue Label, Ketchup, bot. . . . . .M—25c .
Note—Owing to the new law we cannot advertise Wines
and'Liquors. ‘ V '
A; F; Beckmdilt‘tSt CO
.83 also Washington St.- .rlioneuos
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