Hosts of people, either tubing!)
thonglitlcssness Ora false sense of
economy, entrust their sight—the
inost precious of Nature‘s gifts——
to incompetent 0r inexperienced
. - . - . . . ‘v
lianals. only realiznig lllt‘ll‘ 11)lean
when too late.
The examination of eyes .m-l the
fitting of glasses iltlie specialized
work of the registered graduate
tluctors of the l'nitv'tl organiza-
tion. Their services is at your
vnmmand.
No charge for examination and if
:lasses are required they will be
supplied at very moderate cost.
'_ 110 washington Street
80. Norwalk, Conn.
APRONS '
Women who get into the'r own kitchens will appreciate
these neat, comfortable Aprons, which reflect the conservative
spirit in their prices. , '
Large Bungalow Aprons, bu tton side, slip.over style, and\but-
ton back models; also some with elastic waist line, made of
striped and figured percale, sclid color and check ginghams.
plain chambrays, etc. All have contrast trimming on neck
andsleeves. Regular prices range from $1.75 to $1.98. You
\«A.
with.
BLAMES Punish
1 FOR THE HIGHER.
COST or LIVING:
Continued :rom first Paco ‘
5 was}?
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when there was an acute shortage in ( ,
those articles. but despite this, the 6/?
public insisted on getting enough to; a
cat and wear. In fact. this is th'Ieular-g ‘%
’ gumcnt advanced by Samuel S. in‘ . 5%
for overcharging "strangers" fon;su-: W S t //;'
gar. as he claims that the shortage; 153 aSh1ngt0n tree ”/7;
:led him to set excessive prices [org 2
those. who were not regulai customers. ; x ’2
Hence, Sir. Scoville continues. the - //3
(people are partly to blame for their, Z}
I own predicament. and the high cgsaoo eela a e f;
lliving, because they would not prac-f . 1,?
ftice economy, although he does not: ‘ f
{explain what the public he is to 33-3 f”:
I sist can do when standing between the L )4
”devil" or high prices and the “blue: :2
3' sea" of nothing to eat or wear. Z
2 Again, in this statement. issued . a.
Ithrouzh the war savings committee; 3;;
;.\lr. Scoville bemoans the fact that; ‘ .a.
,he does not expect to accomplish any; . :. i
lmaterial reduction in the cost of llv-. ’ 4;;
ling nor doc-s he intend to call hiscom-I 4
mittee together for any definite plan. 0 o o o /
in”... .0 .p... .t ’Posmvely the Greatest Sale Ever Offered in This City é
' til legislation has been paisd bay Coin- , ‘ 1:”
ress ivin the revised f a min 3-; . :7?
‘tgrationg thegnecessary machinery and? _ Or ElSBWhere For :45
authority. ,1. (/2
‘ Scoville‘a Statement. (‘1 t . . . Z;
“In am not in a position to pre ic ." M d Ch Id
saw Mr. Scovme. an... we mu so. [4’ omen, 13383 an 1 ren. .9.
complish any material reduction in
lthe cost of liv’nz. l notice that in:
: some states there has been a great 3/
{blaring of trumpets over the revival %)
.ot the food administration, and peo- 4/}
Iple have been led to believe that its %
Iactivities wo result in reducing Z
-‘ prices apprecia ly at once. The ques— é?
; tion is too complicated to justify any I]. ll _ “I t . . ////2
; possible misleading of the people. Per- That were so m2 ear er in e season 3 Made of “IE ll! It’ll!!! grade materials and /
, sonally. I am prepared to do all in my _ . 9/?
. power to bring prices back to 8 nor— 15 $18 $20 . 7/
mal level; nevertheless. it is my con- $ - and . the 80880“ 8 CXdIISIVC Styles. . %
victlon that our work will be partlcu- ;%
(iarly in the nature of policing, since . . - ,//
we have no machinery for conserva- Speaally Pr‘lced at ' 2/4
lion and other necessary activities, and 7/3
that we shall not, therefore. be able , ’Z’.
to cover the whole ground. Three . :4;
things must be done before there will 1%
be any substantial reduction in'the . 3;;
cost of living: %
"1— Excess profits must be climin-l , Former l/alues up to 335 %
sled. 4/",
"2—«l’roduction must be increased; y
with restricted costs. ’
"zit—The demand for goods must be;
reduced. l
"Tllv first of these propositions, thei
elimination of excess profits. has to‘
«lo-mm profitcerinz. It is my impres-
sion that there is less profiteering lni
New England than people have been':
Ladies’ and
may choose from this big ascrtment today at ......... $1.50
W 1'5“ ‘.'
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so WASHINGTON 81'.
We close at 1 p. in. Wednesdays during July and August. 9 l
To accommodate our customers and supply their needs, The
CITY NATIONAL BANK, o ‘ South Norwalk, Conn, has
made the following changesz Increased the working space of
_ the bank and changed from the old Boston Ledger System to
the new and up-to-the-minute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE OR
SMALL. " tr" -- .. . ...._..,
The City National Bank
South ficrwtlk. Donn.
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. COLLEGE TEAM’S ?
FINAL WIND-UP
.Six young men comprising one of the Pictorial Review’s
College teams are now located in The N orwalks. These young
not-ex: are endeavoring to earn their tuition for next year
through getting subscriptions for the Pictorial Review on the
special monthly payment plan. These young men are all
gi'llered students at Harvard and Tufts colleges and are now
u.- second place inthe contest for the substantial prize award
giventotheteammakingthe best record. It is our earnest
wish that the Nor-walk people give them their he‘arty support
so that they may Be able to attain first place. They will call at
the homes and explain their work. The Pictorial Review Com-
pany asks a. courteous heating.
. —.-—..—.-.~_---....~ ._.._. ._.-.._____._ .
James 'Donnelly
;» 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
TIRES
r. sift m
in Goodyear, lorwalk and
, Standard“ ,
'15 YOU much competition in this sec-2
a
,lmci‘u: investigation Would Show that ‘
‘ flfltinll
V“ {to
.cost of living declines. but when con-f
,ot‘ all eronnmiCS. Obviously the food‘
.' administration is not equipped with‘
‘. least. it has no machinery for CODSPF’
.nnly things they require, thus reduc-}
‘ ing the demand for goods.
. Job Printing ‘.
led to suppose: for one thing. there?
Hop to admit of profiteen’ng on a
larae scale. I find that this is thei
un' : mnus opinion in New York as
well. Of course. there is some profit--
in: and wherever we find it, we
:il r‘:()pl the most rigorous meth-
Wliminate it and to punish the
pmfinr-rs. Nevertheless. I think a'
$1 '
~45 "‘
-?;:x pm pmmeering plays in the in—'
0’ prices is comparativelyi
. small." I
"l' is ~ ...~. important, to my mind!
int‘l‘I—r production. and thus the -
‘ supply u. ..'\)()(l.‘. and, at the same time _
7m l‘edllL‘r liit‘ demand. \K’hen pm»;
,uuction rxc-mls consumption. the:
Girls’ Coats
$3.98 . $5.00 ~
Sizes 3 to it Value up to $15
sumption exceeds production the cost;
of living increases. This is the A B C,
l
the necessary machinery for increas-
ing production. At the present. at,
ration, that is. for persuading the
people to buy carefully and to buy
i
\‘
\ .
,fr
Misses’ Suits
:3 Z\}‘5R‘\\ 3
Specially Priced At
$14.95 $1 9.50 and $24.50
VALUES UP 1'0 $35.00
Girls’ Capes
$5.00
Sizes 4 to it
Value up lo $15 f
HE null or woman afflicted with
backache, swollen muscles, 0 Itifl
joints. rheumatic pain: or other symptom
of kidney trouble is entitled to sympathy
and should have help. 1
‘ Nature givu' early warning of kidney 3
trouble by pufinm under eyes, spots
OUT ON THE PORCH
before the eyes, dry mouth. biliousness. I
weakneuanflpale,vaxy.dry skin. or inside 'hu house ollr reed.
ltisunwuetoncglectlhea‘ est . .. .
umfiono‘kidm W_ Give mum “zllow or \chfifl' furniture will
'5‘ 'p'k’“°‘m"‘°" add a lot to summer comfort.
wmmms (‘ome and see the easy chairs.
a
tone up weak, inactive. sluggish kidneys
and help rid the body of poisons. With
kidneys and owe: properly hnciio-inLlo- 1
petiteiarutored.rcbeshin‘ decal-possible .
and health. sue-tail udeneny come as a
natural ms t.
rockers. setxecs. etc. They spell
coolness in every line. Not ex-
pensive. either. Our prices are
always the lowest.
3
Whack wacvevelyleodd _
c ruddFolcy Kidney Pills.” I seat [or
mound comma“
dn-sl-uupoaolbedsndupon '
treatment up fol-sometime! was able to go to
cork. and bavcbodno-ore buckwheat.”
Mitchell and Grant
-C-A-R-S-
“illicit-Powell Corporation.
, l
‘u‘am
Try Our Home Made
". CANDIES -'-
AND ICE CREAM
MADE FRESH DAILY
THOMAS. CONFECTIONERY
snowman“.
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ASTHMA“
’ AND CATARRH ‘3
Try Before You Pay
SENPINE, the great discovery
for ASTHMA. HAY FEVER.
BRONCHITIS and CATARRH, has
produced wonderful results with
thousands o; the: most stubborn
cases. .
If you have experimented with .
other treatments'and have :21le
do not be disco but try at
our expense this truly meritorious.
remedy. .
Bend right now for are“ rial
It soon “I! It.
LuniER M. wmcur
fl_1
AUTOMOBlll-J TIRES AND '
Accmsokms
‘1' LOW PRICES '
-; PM 3011603. BLACK BEAUTIBS
“ BICYC LES _
$10.” DO". 83.” WEEKLY- l
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