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valiant features that keep: thefood sweet; clean end 1
Wholesome. ‘ » .
Seethese great money seine-Refrimalm" "
7 , 50 to $85.00
’from nnone'e-nova-0020‘O‘"'_"'..".is9
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; , ; Gt la Couch Hammock‘or awn Swing for over
thé houday’ — $10 00 to $75 00
7 Couch Hammocks in all styles and colors'from '
IawnSwinzsfrom.............. ........ $6.501!!!
P011921; tSHADES in all sizes. 4 ft.. 6 ft.. 8 ft.. 10 ft”
Oil Cook Stoves
Perfection. Florence and Red Star
The best the market produces. We have the three
above stoves in all sizes.
GRASS RUG SALE
(At Factory Prices)
9 ft. x 12 ft. Grass Rue. green. brown or blue . . $9.95
8 ft. x 10 ft. Grass Rust. treen. brown or blue . . . $8.95
6 ft. x 9 ft. Grass line. green. bi'own or blue . . $5.95
36in. x 72 in. Grass R112“. 'n'een. brown or blue . $1.95
7 Sterling Furniture Co.
’ ‘ 127-131 Washington St. Phone 105
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Artistic land Useéul Gifts F...
June Brides
' E. have given much time an! thought to
‘ assembling the weeding Gift articles
which we are now making a special display of.
A view of this collection will helgiyou solve
the gift problem with highest seesaw“ to
l. yourself andthe bride. - as: a
,7 I Come and see it today. ‘ ._
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Phone 1959.
1 Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk‘
Are your brakes in A1 condition? "
Do your wheels line 11110. I. that you may get thi lull
mileage on your tires? ‘ aw. .7 _ W
Are the bearings in your motor in good condition? '
. Now is a good time to go ovér the our sin! have it ht»
reediness. You will wantit just the day you find youggfl'
neglected to have your well: done. 7 ' ' '
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4 AUSTlN’S gARAGE
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BANKS THE WORLD even
help turn the wheels of commerce.
Individuals, municipalities and nations
, patronize them. Commerce would
cease without them.
GENERAL BANENG
like We do helps the eommunlty, helps
the individual. Our known integrity
5‘ a. guarantee to , depositors. We
stand for wise policyi as well-es eatety. "
Peoples’ Trust Co. ‘
79 Washington St.
So. Norwolk‘, Conn.
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teaehahem that ~ the "813114 and oral Persnlng began tOday a three.‘ 1:0,, m H", n ~.
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I have opened a new show room and mm , “Pill!
for automobiles at 55 WA“. ,. 32...:
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'1 Bungalow Aprons
Nearly every woman is partial to a bungalow apron. II is. so comm-labia.
to wear, and during warm summer days it otten takes the place of :11 house
dress. ,1
; Females, Gingham: and Chambrays ‘
The percales show light celers with small, neat figures, pink. 3;ng Hue ang
lvender. Some black and whites. $1.8
Gingham, chimhraye and parade; in a variety of coho-in; wipes, Checks
and plaids trimmed with bands of solid colors to match.
$2.25 to $3.50 and $4.00
Extra slzes 48 and So, mostly striped designs, 7 $2.75
,. ‘W” Blue Percale Aprons in blmg‘alow style. some fl;;1,:;'cx’. and name
striped, all trimmed with white binding. Girls and women who Yuck in 1:1ch-
ries like this indigo color very much. $2.50
, . Coverall Aprons
All in light colored petcales, made to open down the back. . _
These are especially nice to slip on over and protect a lam-d .n-sss Mule-
. getting hasty lunches. $1.75;
Bungalow Apmns for Children f
This is really something new. Aprons made just like nwlgoxk -;::;l}r fill? 11’
have short sleeves, comein sizes for 6, 8, '10, 14 and 16 we: .1.. l hem. ,.
mostly in pereales, blue, pink and lavender colors with small 11:57:13.1; nrsmpe g.
Priced according to size, 1 $.53 and $2.
becn')’; l‘l. all.
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Durable Furniture
for use all summer a T
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_ 'A more complete (ll‘fil‘llil of {um}-
ture, especially made m:- mndrorscp.
vice, has never balm-c lug-go shown ‘l-
the Read House. The pieces art
Vacation Stationery , made from the wood or _‘ll€‘ typos.
' 7 .. treé and finished 111 Mm cnzlmc;
” W Cards of Highland
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on porches and lawns
,7 ' . . 1 _‘ several coats being applilklw lhl‘ 1.
m“! smooth fimSh’ pink am but? even rain will lm‘c litilc sfiecl “ng
£03013 011135; 75 ate. them. . ‘
' ”DuMWMHe Wade“ Arbor Seats. Armchairs, Bambi
are most attractive. There are blue, _
pink, white, and violet with rounded 7 in addition, Willow and Fibre 23:. ‘;
corners edged with silveror gold. En- tees. and Chairs vmll ifa'lamllfi dl" v,
velopes to match. .. $1.00 stenng. ‘1' 3
‘fiewpie” may for the child-7 Tea and “led: Tables mm no, ,
- remfelso Peter: Rabbit in part invita— tonne under mass lon-
fion style. 50» 1%,”. Shame:- Chairs which make ldfié ,7
,‘ Anemia the shape Of'pEllCilS, . resting places for war: will. ;. .
ink, paper clips, paper fasteners, pen- rm M“ '
,cil sharpenersand posh pins in‘ good g . , '
1 essemnent for sum travelers. l , . f.»
‘ ‘ Tho Rama
1‘ *‘secwene' a specially prepared -re ‘5 ; . 1-
l W mucilagc. 16, do. .1 Plenty at it now at our 9:11:13 '
,. "‘ 1» gram ' I Main floor, Mn. There has 1‘60” 5} LIB.“ -
N ' ”‘ for it, but there WilS‘fl 551‘.r:.’.i-‘_,.1. m
market. However. the. .nlnt‘fk‘ln
been overcome and :1 follow» ‘ . ,
fluent in 3,.
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My ,
“colors is here. T hose or 1
. H "needlework and lfirlsketrlowxll :6
terested in looking over lhls‘n'ellm
Ply. Among the colors! mil-,1}: ..
Rose, blank, orange, limos gm .
blue, White, Violet. gol..cn “an“
brown and a bright red. E'Kd _
i5 [33¢de in a box, one an
third ounces.
'9; 20 cls. a box.
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