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We open our newest brangch‘tomorrow. June 1st. at 170 Main St. corner of Center Ave.. Norwalk. The prices quoted in this advertisement may be found at any of our Stores. W
the attention of the public that so called “SpecialS” are not part of our policy. It is our aim to market our merchandise at as reasonable at price as possible not only one day of :a‘ZhShtggekanbtti‘i '
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Our Very Best IdealLoaf.lGoz. 8c Old Fashioned Loaf. 32 oz. ........... 16c
IdealLoaf.24oz............. 12c RyeBread.240z.............‘........ 12c P
We are confident that this is by far the greatest . . eanu 1] er
Coffee value in the city. We sell this Coifeewith the RalSID. Bread "' "' " . 11C loaf '
understanding that if it does not give satisfaction the
full purchase price is to be refunded.
Per lb. _.'. . . . 23c Fresh Made Butter “Wiggly: ‘“ I, _pcr lb‘ 47c . ,, 230 ”3
Alaska Salmon Tall Cans Pure lard ,, . . - . per lb 29c 7‘" cmsco
' 180 Condensed Milk lltl‘iiii‘lzgiggiiggogti ,- “C can Ill) can ‘ , ,. > 29c
Campbell’s Soups all Flavors Selected Eggs mm per doz 41c
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messnze and to hour his talk.wlilch t shortly “l‘pt'tli' 1“ i1!" \\ t""41“ 9‘ llotnr‘ ed to have arrived in Fran-re. 'otlcntlance is t-xpcc'cd. .‘ttiniission to NORWALK APOTHEC‘APY
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'1 cd that the lit-ht which him shone over “’1” “Willi 0“ ”19 nliiifln‘itlde ptiilllbt- ‘ m \ U“ " "l “"01“ “-l' at «pains. liouatd l.. m lull. with (on
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. . . . sugar and fats. Numerous qri’vln V " . 1 ~ . .. ’ Ni -
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OR I‘xorIuiillk lmrérovcment, AisisoItIlaItIion Kill 1, comforted waviart-rs in an otherwise in tho Universalist Church Of .\'or- ItIiIkItItIl or bated lIli Damn will he on to. walk by the l‘nl‘fld Drug company of
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a a; it atIhoniIIIt:unittyJ u , Alto: a: , i dark road A liuht to liuhten and re- with. Every Protestant pulpit in that it .1 ion int pit/.t. “ill be auatdt ti. Boston. Mass. llama.” m 5-.“ .m
, ~ n ernoon.» e 1 0 due. 3 us - : ' ‘ ’
The ticket agents of the Consoli- mind us an that while soldiers and city will have a speaker supplied by 1“ ”em“ “10"” ”MW" Th“ F“ MW- 1‘ is “filmed “m “‘9 130“”
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m“ ‘l at i pecial importance ‘0 the dated iii-“1““ have NW“... a bundle sailors and ilyers are fighting and suf‘ the Connecticut Temperance linion U“) with. “"“d‘dmlht Dionxam. film nilppllt’d drugs to Zeluff to tho
K’mer’nbers of the association is to come
" ‘ lhei‘ore “I? meetln a lur attendance each of thrill and war stamps which raring, we must work iorthont day and Sunday morning. Concerted movei . . ““1011!“ .M 5‘58“ I‘lI‘IldI‘Ih‘i hi” 1)“ "MI
”Local school children had their first ‘ . g E? " will be placed on sale from now on. night. nfents 01' this kind are being planned Automomle hound ttm'nrd New York he?“ 1”“‘1- The. “1” "‘ ”mmdm“ l"
holiday in many weeks yesterday. tm “Oped [0" t "We.--“ ‘ i 0...... by the Union for all the more populous Cili‘ have hem obliged to make a de- ”m Jun" term or 9““"1' '
l . Growers claim that'thc outlook for, The Row-nylon Fife and Drum Corps towns of the state during the summer ‘0‘” i" the linin Sllfct railroad bridge; “‘"‘””"””""~"' u
Choir rehearsal will he held at the A service of patriotism and prayer :1 big yield of pears, plums, apples,t did not go to Noroton yesterday to pi- and fall. 0“ 8900“!“ 0f l 0 “Wk 1’"ng done '“3 GFN: TEEAT VGOING. .To 'TALY
East Avenue M. E. church this even- for intercession. in keeping with ”(’3‘ quinces, grapes and all kinds of her ratio for the Fitch's Soldiers” llomc W ' the “'3‘" pipes’ under the bridge. The -“-Am"'ihggx’Eiitir'yiflciiglilt:”r?
5118. . idcnt Wilson's request. ““5 held at rice was never more favorable. ' veterans on account of the. unfavorable Mm. Walter Hendricks, who with her (19‘0“? ‘9 “0‘ "9"." 1°“. and “5 it takes I’FfiéTtgtoBti‘iEy grit-fly were issue-ti 1‘;
__¢______ the East Avenue M. E. church yoster-I e weather conditions . husband, has been engaged in work for one considerably nearer Stamiord,‘ the War Departmenttoday. Jt was.
Dr. and Mrs. A. ll. liarnum and fam- day morning from eight until niuo' John McCormick. the. “men who; ‘ ’ __ the government‘s recreation cmnmit- there was little protest on the part oi said that the orders mighbc rerolu-d
:liy of Port Chester spent the holiday °'°‘°°k‘ mm“ the 99mm - letters has just successfully clased a concertl Mrs Emu, W Shutter daughter 0, lee—the I, Fosdick Coinmission~lias ”19 “illorlsls- "‘8 ”it-"flare.‘2“;1’13‘23},.‘°0?‘~’.’3%.3§‘§3‘;
at} their home at Marvin Beach. . ”0m "‘9 rolowing young men from the tour to raise $100,000 for the Red the late W. W. swords Of. New Haven. been attending a convention of such 2:“: h: 9013:": Kg “vied: M}; was at.
Tb distr'ct commissioners will 13:15:11 :11:egrtfndnal's}:oieézinciilsfwgiz CTOSS‘ announced last night he would and her daughter. Janice. have been “OWN” ”“5 week in New York .city‘ iSigned to 00:21:)?“tl‘llebyigsiislignl-c‘ti
e l . start on a similar tour to raise the visiting at the 11“”me West Haven, Her young son, who has been receiving u I drtmem DIO .\ “I d -
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: gmeet on Monday evening as usual at read: Harry H. Hip|ou. MINT! same amount for the Knights of tie ) fl week >tt‘eattnetfi'nt the Stamford hospital. is at his own request to a dli'lbltmtli
the odices Of the plant on ‘Bayview Hughes, Harold Greenwood, Thomas Columbus war camp fund. Hf. will lie-III“ ‘ 1a. ' now much improved. it was in order ' . Icamp. -
‘ Place. .iPrice. All of these young men are in in in Boston 11 t - 1 ‘ 11 ii ‘ t ' A i V
_ _ .._. _ ‘Fra c M P i b i . ,8 ex Sunday night. The formal opening of Rotou Point ml to lit to boy might have this i FOOLISH "BORROWERS 0F
_ _. _. . n e. r. r Ce e ng with the Can 1 I ‘ treatment that Mrs. Hendricks canto .
Red Cross work is being done this adian colors. Excerpts from the book.§ ln ihedist of Rowal'tou boys in Uni- l Park ““3 held yesterday. anti despitc -—:-w,-é—- ‘ TROUBLE
sf afternoon at the East Avenue M. E. “With God and the Colors" written by} ted States service, printed yesterday, the unfavorable weather was largely
‘ church. and will he done again Mon- Mrs. J. J. Foust. wife of the Rev. J. J. ‘ that of Robert Jones. of Rownyton ave. atended; All the.r attractions were
> day evening at the same place. Foust, former pastor of the East Aw, nue. was inadvertently omitted. Ho Open and a good bi‘iIsiness was don:.I
"""‘ ” ‘ 'nuG 3- ‘. ‘ . ' a 'was formerly to lo ed .11 c o- .The American imp gave n-ooncor.1 . I . . , ‘ ”we” “who“ “a..-”
The last meeting ofIthe season of I h mum {bile company: pphint iin‘Bei-iltgegglrt, and there was dancing: in the pavilion ‘ IIfgzti‘}eflgéipigréglfiéimeb‘: (:9 the plan of community gardensIarisc. :
the Hospital WM“ (Hub is being held STATE POLICEMAN "Iand enlisted several months ago, and to music by Grace Brothers‘ orchestra. whilethe‘reapli-s‘qre bein nine. an§__NSeveral-interested fathers and mo‘flhbrf“ , , -----
I thisafternoon at the home of Mrs. MITCHELL BADLY Hum-mas been in trainingr in Txeas. lie malt; _-—-— . ‘ I‘ g '. I have asked whether the parents oi the
.Howard Lowndes on Seaview avenue. Charles Smith, who docs it by night, children having gardens would he a.“
_ ried Miss Edna Savage of West Side: ”MMH' .
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I . Thrown from Motorcycle While After avenue. 3 9 ”w Infill ands (“I mm the im lowed to assist them, The Garden AS'
The Loyal Workers of the Advent menso \oume 0f trailic “OW 93551118 sociation felts that until the hearty
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Christian church will meet after the ____ I The Rowayton Methodist Sunday ”‘9‘ the POSt Road. One who “1101193 cooperation and help of the parents is
mid-week service this evening at whicht MIDDLETOWN. May 31. _ State‘ school has 810cm] ,otliccrs for the en- ille‘CEHSG‘leSS stream will command the secured it will not have accomplished
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time they will hold an elctlon of old-1 Policeman Thomas Mitchell. l wisdom 0f the town ofiiclals in making “9 purpose. The parents are “0“ only
cers. ' ‘ 781 Albany avenue. ‘Hartiord, ””5 arrangement. Constable Smith allowed to but are urged to assist the
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. “'35 ent Harry S. Bryan; assistant, Eng-me
4 :scverely injured early this evening Chairman: secretary, Warren Jen.
. ‘The Marvin school chfifiren made an while chasing a speeding autoist nearI nlngs; assistant, Mildred Jennings;
especially god showing in the Memo- Oyster River in the town of Old Say- treasurer, George Stevens; assistant,
rial-Day parade yesterday and reflected brook. Policeman Mitchell was on Emma Cushnian; librarian W..F. Jen- .on the mOVE- sight of the educational factor invol—
.:much credit. upon their lea :13ch and motorcycle duty there all day and pings; pianist. Jmme Scott; first as- . . . _ ”d i“ the W0“ bill-“'8 ‘10 f9" that the
j intents. ' “While rounding a GUI-ye last evening sistant, Emma Cushman; second as-5 George A. Voile is busy pulling ”‘5 Darlene f00d fair Wi" Open this flf- extraordinary conditions warrant us in
— l says that thel‘e is 1'10 let-up until 8110M children and by showing a lively‘ Tnv
‘4 in the morning, for , from 2 to 4 a terest in their work to inspire‘them oi"
large number of trucksund vans are greater efforts. We do not wish to lose
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' ** his machiiie skidded and he was sisiant, Florence Batterson. , Hickory Blut‘f store. bath house nné' ternoon,_ May-31, m the‘evenmg, and requesting that every father and § CHARLES H. BROWN’S
e 8X reguar mee mg 0 e - y . . oat tverym s ape o ' ~ . i » mo. er w osc -c l his a 1281‘ (‘ ,l . ,
Th n t l t' f th thiom to the ground. He was taken. I b 1' ' h t :- opening tomoIr Ialso tomorrow afternoon June 1 and th n Md 1 d n 3: PURE UNSEED 0". '
myflower Hook & Ladder Company to the Middlesox ‘Countv hospital in. Rowayton War soap “0““ “ ‘ ' ‘wm ”mm" a“ ”pmrmm‘y for m” ”0““ “13““ °“ “‘92" mm“: “”9 0‘
ill be held Monday evening. June 10. this city in the automobile ambulance A fine new flag is now flying over dents Of this section to study more in- ‘t'
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txthe' quarters of the company on Van of H H Robinson of '(‘en‘terbrook At the little War Shop in Rmvnyton oven The fire alarm system at Dailon.ili'eI timotely the moans of conserving the Po't'ato Scab. . b l 1 ois~
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Zuni Sheet‘ ltlic hospital it is staid that his in- me. Next Work it opens its Isms?! tflior house has been reapired and is againIfood supply. fillllllm‘ “it”! lime been Scab is ramilar *0 evaryone as m \ ‘3 a so utey b p d
: ‘ ' “ .-__. ’ juriesl’nre not as serious as was first for the season with high hopes of large workins. :.i‘utt§' { held in many other towns and Darien rontzh flabby mm“ on the Ski“ 0f tltc § onous and may e use
_, The parade. when it passed through . . ‘ its not going to be backward. The ex- tuber. “Manure, lime and wood ashes V
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battered, Policeman Mitchelll com- carningsfh'eiv articles have beei sent‘ "' _
plains of pains in his book and head in—mnny donated. others on commis- Barter; will be the tenth town in the hibitions are under the auspices of the favor its development. Rotation and
1‘ was ”‘9 "met but it is not thought that his skull is son. it is hoot-d that novelttics in war county where the rural Y. M. C. A- has: Woman's Committee of the Statewnn- clean seed lessen 11- 503““8 "‘9 “9"“
many. too. that the school children injured. State Policeman ppnne" of foods may later he made a feature. been organized. icil oivDefenso which is assoclatcd with in toramlin is n preventivP prot’idlnz
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. . , , Hartford was with Policeman Mitchell SJillDltH of it stttl tastciulness will be . I §
file walk would have been too lent; {or Mm] the accident happened 03.3.91; welcomed. The shop will be run as for‘ Carpenters are busy putting the rien has long enjoyed an enviable rcp- tected alklllne soil. it the seed is to be § gases for fiverean. A
fluent. timer is on the main road between merlv, without expenditure. The own store fronts into the new Schlicbtlng utation (or its good cooks and many of treated. soak in foramlln. one‘pt. (IIbJ . teat Will confirm: you:
- V’J'flllfl ll Ydrdj—T med i to ix“. Haven and New London and the or. Mr. vlnccni. loans the little build- block. which promises now to be ready these have cleverly turned their hands to thirty gallons of water. iIiIeiIorIo cut» g A. (:ng N BI
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: . . . in and all serilce is voluntary. Al for its new ants in a couple or weeks. to the war recipes and with much one tint. leaving in one an Paints. pa .
mm China will be the Ipeaker ‘3 place is a favorite one for speeding “ , ii . !
trendy business has begun. Several
mesa. That wheattm putt-y and amount out to dry it no! planted in“
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M“ “f E. WM and "vii...” “i ' 1 . Eileen made. A lltonry member or the was married lastw'l‘banhxivius c‘ve to but nutritious and "petition will be, . . p i . G
I m idiomatic talker It to bond, Mum! Want «a m Winufi i mull mun u in article about and moo-tinnitus- otromwwuuam demonstrated it! the For. next ”it! so ”Maniac. . .
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