Guanine! Creamery
._ “use “Minted”. 115.5
lam: n: methyl-sens 931;? $2313;
ilk {arr-”Wu- uo‘f‘. ... . 45ch.
7‘ 3' Condensed Milk .“¢in?o'n!-1'ol—-ETC-'e‘r—irah‘c’a-o7-’un'e 2* can
- Evanorated Milk ‘ 11c call
x i-Stahda'rd Butter 6‘9" EggCo.
ob M~~ “m
I
role-
imammflsn‘gh, .‘
swirrpm 5w .- 0 ._
' . is; [3030‘
v’a-“o‘exo n u o c 53- 5’81; eLo'file S‘-3‘i"e"ilo"e.:‘de‘ o
Krystalak Powdered
4--~‘
'- o- m '0'. one o ou‘e’ciu‘o‘ no‘-‘ no on.
ma .n. m * also...“ mum
We have a. full line of amnorles germ m I!!! '7
imam,m
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Gasoline. -...
12 North Main St. So: News“ .
‘ 53 Main..St., 7 ‘NOrwalkj l
4
‘5
RefrigeratOrs—
of quality at'nrices‘ with n the reach of 21.11:!”tu guar-
anteed in construction. finish and durahlhty. With the
patent features that keep the food sweet. clean and
Wholesome.
See these great money saving Refrigerators. , ' . .
from .......................... $9.50 to $85.00
Couch Hammocks
.. ' _, We Will BePleased to Serve You
W —
Dixon's Graphite. Fhubricantlf
' manual! Al
,Veedo‘l Oil, amuse Oil.-
x;
4 Mikhail and Grant Cars} '
1.3ng and Vim deis
l;
i [mm M. Willem _
55 Railroad Me, So. Norwalll, Cons.
;,/
Mn..-
"William O. McLean, Inc.
—INSURANcE—— f ,
Phone 1953 ’74 Washingé‘jossuegt
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Get a Couch Hammock ‘or Lawn Swing for over l °
the holiday. . 9
$10.00 to‘S75.00
Couch Hammocks in all styles and colors from
LawnSwingsf‘rom...................... 56.50119 .
PORCH SHADES in
all sizes. 4 ft.. 6 ft.. 8 ft.. 10 ft.. ‘
12 ft-
1.
011 Cook Stoves,
«u...-
Perfection. Florence and Red Star
The best the market produces. We have the three
above stoves in all sizes. 7 ‘
GRASS RUG SALE
(At Factory Prices)
9 ft. x 12 ft. Grass . green. brown or blue . . $9.95.
8 ft. x 10 ft. Grass 2. green. brown or blue . . . $8.95
6 ft. x 9 ft. Grass Rue. sreen. brownsor blue . . $5.95 ‘
36 in. x 72 in. Grass R112. green. brown or blue . $1.95
2, Sterling Furniture Co.
127—131. Washington’s.
. \mone 1959. A ,
p Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
'Aro your brakasin L1 condition?
. Do your wheel; lino
mileage on your tires?
Are the hearings in your war in goodnendlt‘lon?
’ . __ Nowis a. good time to»go"over the ear and have it pint m
- readmess. You will wantltjust the day you find you have
"neglected to have your Malone. _ ‘- ,
Invesmfifimmpfl“ .. ‘ '.\ V
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
w. R—._ AUSTIN. Prob-‘-
ago. I. that you may ”they;
. ...- ‘6‘
- Artistic and Useful Gifts For
’1. June Brides -
A WE have given much time and thought. to
assembling the Wedding Gift articles’
which we are now making a special display of. i,
fview’ of this collection will help you solve
the gift problem with. highest satisfaction to
yourself and the bride. . .
Come and see it today.
; Albert D.) Morgan.
" 31w mung)”: mu
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census BAX-KING ‘
like weLdo helps the, communitijeljls '
«the m‘divddual. Our, known integrity 7 ' _ «‘
is a’ guarantee to, depositors. We
stand 1°32. wise policy‘ts yell as safety.
l .
'79 V‘Fhinfllmrsl“ t
SQN A ’
' .Carn'e Chapman Catt, president, who
.—
: run: WAYF‘S' magnmrvnnm my '
.i
' of
forflowers "7719'
. ,7 » rum
{minus takes th place ot the reg-
ular: Myrneettng, and was held
last year-fit Rosemary ‘Hall, Green-
be between “Red”
ohsmoav mom?
, me I.—-—Wfinm
; “fl-isothe
.um .33 .me. Lemme: ,,
‘ ~ - by clever fnathg
t rounds at 122 .
' raiser ' “ ‘ -
aln go will Coll‘eudo any}; ha h“ A
and Dave ford m
a
Allies mm 0%}
' ’ _ een a? hundmd and
fifty and t 7 hunched .delesatee.‘
. ‘ g:oni";wfli _ undonbtefi’y be
I The mor _ lam easiest will
iconvene at eleven o’clock. the address
be welcome being deliver Jay Miss .
Caroline Rum-Rees, at , reenwlcmj
ehalnmm of the association; hunch—5
seon will he served at one o’dock, Rita;
er which the meeting will again con;
van for the afternoon session. * -
4 Among up feature another: of the
,atternoons, . he Mrs. Frank Scim-
Her, correimmfln‘ secretary of the
National than Shift-age Associa-
§tion, who is filling the place in suf-
.trage activities at present of Mrs.
s chairman of the international wo-
jmen’s congress now in session at Gen-
‘eya. 'SWitaerland. Mrs. Shuler’s sub-
116:: will he “Practical Issues Raised
'hy the League of Women Voters." '
.There hasflbeen a demand for such a
,talk in the-State, fox" although there.
is much enflusiasm among {he sullra
‘gists oi :Coamecticut. there is also a
strong desire for information concern-
ing the political problems and am
culties likely to be raised by the rati-
fication of the Federal amendment.
' Dr, George H. Vincent, chairman of
,the Rockefeller Institute. will be the
;-second special speaker of the after-l
inoon, addressing the gathering on?
f‘Progress." Dr. Vincent is one of the
foremost ‘fYale graduates in the coun-
lry and the son of Bishop Vincent.
the founder of the Chautauqua. He
Was formerly president of the Uni-
;versity of Wisconsin and heroism of
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Herschfleld MR
TRANSPORTATION co, -1
Daily Service Between New Haven.
.4 - Nor-walk and Philadelnhia .
p , 10 large trucks at your service for all kinds 01mm
lotion} padded Van! for furniture work. ' '
South NorwaJk—lzz Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue. Phone Fawn“ '
' New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony, l \
Baum "
N
. Children’s and Misses’
? GIN GHAM DRESSES
CHILDREN ’8 DRESSES—New and attractive models in ‘
checks and stripes, broken plaids and plain colors. Some have ‘
collar, culls, belt and pockets in white or plain contrast
color. The smaller sizes are decorated with tucks, smockingo, ,
stench of hand embroidery which gives distincfion, 2 to 12 :
years. Price: ranging from .................. $2.50 to $4.50
MISSES’ DRESSSE—Fine quality Gingham and Chambny
in styles suitable for the yOung miss. 12 to 17 years,
-—To Heal A Cough - l
§3s mg gigobable successor to Presi- “@“yx‘ M ' “ $398 to $5.25
? em. a ey. of Yale University. 3
mum. A... 3.... 3...... ' J. I. MALLETTE
' ' . Tel. 449.
'88' 'wssnmorox s'r. some sonwm. '
i}, .
Victor. Wes ely
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
7 . Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamns re- '
" . " paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
. 1 al work. ‘
E LL.A § Welding of All Kinds of Metals
FOR {NDSGISTI'O
13 Rgmond Street, South Norwa 1k, Near South Main St.
. O ‘
Garden Hose
best manufacture,
essences;
co fi’lete ready for use. and all are well liked, but . f y
.; . ‘ ‘ ' . 1 \ , , here is a stranger w1th al- 4
r ; BANKs THE WORLD oven 5 ; 15 ct; a, ft. ‘ - f . f:
. -. :11 t. u" s 1.81,! _ - y 18 cts a It . most every Sign 0 an t
ep urn e w ee '0 commerce. l. . - . . _ r
Indlvldnils, municipalities and nations - , 6 ’ 7 : -t_ Eastern loom. It IS a seam f
patronize them; Commerce would 3 L {12, Basemen . 1333 mg mrth ahlgh, thick 3}
cease without them. “‘ , S * ' ; '
giandsw rues .
Made of metal with 7
underwater
feeden ._r
Many rugs of domestic
manufacture are copied
from Oriental patterns
pile-
rose with figures, the con- . .
volitional lotus 'flower and intricate
Me and see it.
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e I» «eaa co
\ A {1.
lamb/twee! 1357 ii
The store closes daily atsO’cka
"Meadow Brook" Suits 4‘ ‘
J .
Sixty-five of these suits have just been pun .»
chased, marked and offered at a most 53*
@339: reasonable price "”r
fl.
‘w ' There are several colors. lllli all are mall? .
from that most durable of materials all W001? V.
\I‘
1:"
”Li
527.50 E
, 4
ml 9mm? Suits, l ‘
homespun.
The sizes are 34 to 44'. The Nice is
'-
Included are a few silk lin
also at - . J-
52750 ’
a," .
second 300'" :3
RA
The field is a dull
1.. 12. ‘11».
emblems woven?
- . { blue: I 3
and blended very cleverly. The border 1: darl
rose and olive. _ f
' ' A Royal Keshan f
' 9 x 12 ft ,
$225.00
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