sizes, on and Buckwheat 01117.
y can now talce care of all
7' tan for the ordmary kind.
" Ibis is an item quite worth
'; .xmr serious consideration if you
' jun use either of these sizes.
jiForthe Shore '
I We have a very special
model of—
‘ZEeNEW EDISON
,1; "The Phonograph with a Soul. "
Which is particularly adapted
.33 So: the shore or summer cot-
tlge. It’s cost is only $95 and
,4 this small amount sinks into
hsignifioance when you can-
. Iider the amount of enjoy-
; neat—music and dancing—
fiat it affords you.
COME SEE IT—
A A ‘ Alfred FoxPianoCo.
. 85 NORTH MAIN ST.
Take Advantage
of Our
Removal Prices
m
A. MODNE
1'2 norm 1111111 sr.
‘ THE HARDWARE & '
' AUTO SUPPLY CO.
j“ 42 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. 80. Norwalk, Gt.
~if- Meta Parts, Starter end
;'-.~ Generator Brushes
We and Greases
"j Stewart Speedometer Parts
Iooony Gasoline and Kerosene
“to Supplies, Tires and Tuba
G. II. Hedenbere. Pron.
Boos Sewing Tire Your Eyes?
.You should experience no dis-
Mort 1n doing the finest kind of
abroidery or sewing if you wear
correct glasses or have perfect
_ viion.
If you find difliculfy 111 reading
at sewing for any length of time,
you should consult us at once.
0m- sldll_and experience are at
your semces.
'R. L. Good
‘eglltered Optometrist and ,Optician
Now Located at Suite 203
Commercial Bldg, Norwalk.
Formerly Gazette Bldg.
Phone 2423.
BIG BARGAINS
._]N_
Ladies’ and Children’s
' WHITE .CANVAS-
'7' Pumns. Shoes & Oxfords
, B will pay you to see our
bargains. ,, ,
f." Oven Saturday Eyenings.
' MAXLEVY’S ,
SHOE STORE
3180. Main St.
asking. .
' The information and advice we give you may save you'
Our advice to“ our friends and customers is to 11qu now—-
Do not wait for lower, prices in lumber for in reality lumber ,
is not high' 111 comparison to other things—not as hi h nowas
it may be later on. ' 3
Our plans, specifications and bills of materials for any ,
t.l'Pe of bull g you may be thinking about are yours for the
a good many dollars 1n the cost of your house or repair bill-
Come in and talk it over with us any time. ' ~. ..
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The Hatch e Bailey co.
PM SOUTH NORWALK, GONE. :
~ this (art knows that cream
JACOBY’S
1—- Special Sale —-
Sweaters and Bathing Suits
‘ ingeredients on its surface.-
'there are little if any
Phone Phone
909 Mme. leannefle 90945
1mg: SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Corsets, Brassieres, Hosiery,
Gloves and Underwear
obtainable
SMART STYLES
_ IN SUMMER FOOTWEAR
For Men. Women and Children. ‘ “
Neat'graceful looking shoes is the first essential ‘
to being well dressed.
.. .1 1101.1.
. SHOP BEFORE SIX
ELWOOD 69° GLOVER
122 washington Street
amounts to many
; drinks formerly sold {01' 13
glass. ..
PROFIT IN SOME
ICE CREAM SOD
(Continued from Page One.)
The old-fashioned dish 01' ice cream
that formerly sold at 10 Cents is gone
The dish you get today containg some
cream but only as much as what you
formerly obtained in a cone This is
true in every place in town, save
one, a certain lunch cart in the sec—
ond district where an honest to good
ness large plate of goes cream is gix
on for 10 cents The DTOprietor of
is' com~
paritively cheap and so sells it [or a
nae more than he pays for it
Today the dish of cream is aepluced
With a small lump of something 001'
covered with a_st1cy substance called
marshmallow, which in'tum receives
pieces of broken fruit, chopped nuts
01"“some other wierd combination of
A fanm
name and a price of 211. cents is given
the dish which costs about. seven
cents to p1‘.oduce '
Items of stone 1 'nt 115 well as high
priced help are to be considered b}
the ice cream and solt dl'lllk store
owner and as during the winter time.
sales to he
made, the shortage must be made up
in the summer time,
A popular soft drink manufactured
in Bridgeport and which had a very
humble beginning two years ago is
advei'tiSed to sell 101 five cents 21 not.
tie Nevertheless; it is being sold lor
from 8 cents to 10 cents a home at
the shore 1950115 notwithstanding
the fact that there is a goodly p21
centage 01‘ profit to be clumped at
the advertised mice. Solt dxinks
which are sold 1;“ xaz'ious agencies
throughout the counhy “195211201115
es paying the manufar'wr 11' :1 celtain
amount for the extract and the prixi
lege of bottling lhe compound haxe
Increased a certain pechentige in
price and as a Issult glasses have
grown smaller.
For instance a very well known
solt drink,wl1lch in spite (l the many
attacks made on it 11} health hoars'd
throughout the counln 11310 because
0! the name lime hum: in. 1 1; ~11. ~71
contained cocaine. :1 dmivitixe oi the
cocoa. leaf {011110113 sold rm five
cents for a large sized 141.115.; lull. it
is being sold i0) 11.11 cont; :1 glau-
and the glass is smallm Hun lllg ml
5 cent glass. Glasses whim xesenihlo
the old whiskey glass 01 pie prohibi
tion rims 11113 used 11011111111. 11.: 211-11
this drink for the old mice of i cams
“bile exact figues as l.) Wh at tcsi-
dents of Nowell!» veal (.1151 year
I01 ice or'- .:m and roll 11111111: are no!
it is '1>'<ti111aterl that it
hundreds of mou-
sands of dollars .1111} this
the near heme lmmod soda and 012
angeade and lemomde which are be
ing sold at the 531113 may is.
There places no“ charge ten cents
for a glass of a chemical pxeparatlon
of manucade 1131i 111 31111! i: supposed
to include the 11.1- tax T2111, renul ,.
lion of the. rerewnuo department call
for a separate (ollection oi the um
tax i 0. ton cent (hints must. be ml-
venised .15 101' instance ox 111211.109
10 cents war lax 1 cent.‘ These
cents a.
Local trapslmotem will be interest
ed to learn that at a meeting of the
directors of the Anlexican Trapshoot
ere associlion held in Lancaster. Pa.
’l‘huzsdm it 153.: voted to hold the
next eastern handicap sheet in New
Haven.
dag and other hot weather delicacies. ” ' 5' :
includes,
or cordovan.
20 oer cent.
R0 WA Y TON
os—es-a-iv 1's ail!“
Mrs. C. T. Mitchell. of Logan sheet
is spending a few does with relatives
in Union. N. J.
Miss Margaret Jennings, of Crock-
ett ‘street, is spending the summer at
Dunstable, Mass.
Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Deland, of
Scranton. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
“'illiam Dolan of Logan street.
Mr. and ”Mrs, Eugene Cushman, of
Logan street, are entertaining Mrs.
\Villlam Terry, Howard Terry and
Clarence Rowland, of Eatou‘s Neck.
1... I. .
Miss Catherine Klinefelter of the
commercial department of the S. N.
E. T. in South Norwalk entered upon
her annual vacation of {We weekS'tG
(lav
Txacey B Ambler of Rowmton ave
one is onion‘ng a two weeks' 1:10a-
tion from his duties :15 salesman for
the .Beeehnut Company,
Mrs. Mary Mathewson and Miss A11
1111 Mathewson. of New York city, who
have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Hack-
ley, have gone to Douglas Manon L
l., to spond several Weeks.
Miss Emma Cushinan, of
street. has roturned to her duties
the office or the Connecticut
and Powvr Company,
Week‘s vacation at her henna here.
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Clark of Pen-é
noyer avenue, Rou'ayton. and Almond
Mrs. Stanley ll. 'Bedient of 7 Center
aveue, First district, left Saturday on
a motor trip to Niagra falls to be gone
about ten days
Percival S. Jones. who recently
bought Donnelly's “'oods at Newton,
on the Old King's highway. spent Sun;
lay at the TOR-melee Inn to 01 91'599
the building of the lodge uliith )3
lion: nearing completion at the en-
trance of his, estate M1. Jones has:
been a lxequent visito; at Tokeneke
1311!” 11;; {lo summer to be near his
Noroton properly nhich when finish
ed. promises to be one of, the finest
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
JUICY JUMBO WATERMELONS, ...65e
RIB VEAL CHOPS, 1b., ......'32c
VSTEWING VEAL, 111., .. .. .....20c
FRESH‘PLATE BEEF, 111., .. .....12c
BEEFLIVER 1b., ............ .. ...........16c
Schultze’ s sanitary Markets
Norwalk—vSeI-ith Norwalk
$1.00 pk.—-Potatoes-—$l. 00pk.
Extra fine Jersey potatoes just arrived. Try them, they cook
white and meely. ‘
NO. I ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, 'l‘b., ...... 406
JONES OR PILLSBURY’S 'BEST XXXX FLOUR, bag, $2.15
NUCOA NUTOLEO TheWorldsBest, 1b., “.340
CHASE & SANBORN S SEAL BRAND COFFEE, 1b., . . .550
GOLDEN STATE POWDERED MILK, for cooking, can 450
INSTANT POSTUM, can, 25 and. .......450
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans ......... . . . . . . . . .256
2 PURE OLIVE OIL; can,. . ...... . . . . . . . . .38-68~$1.40 5 I
VINO TONIC, (Horke Vino) bot, ..... . ...... ' . . . . . .$1.65
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, PIES, CAKES, BIG, FRESH
EVERY HOUR AT WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO
A. F. Beckmtmn OCO. Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST.
0
FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
'QUITS $13,000 POSITION
' TO WED $2,000 A YEAR MAN a .'$2,000 a; year employe of the Pink
She believes, she says,
that woman's place is the home. With
WELLESLEY, Mass. ., July 26-—~ fthe income she is giving up, a. retinas
A of Elrny L. Pewers,
Eham Press.
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of Norw ood
some Nonwsmg *
Sentinel for the best results - ~
Miss Bessie ”B. Parker, pfi‘vate set;-
rotary to Roger W. , Bahaon,.,noted
'vstatisticisn, says she cant keep on
.working and make a home what it
-~25,-—'rry a classified advertisement 111
should he tor her future husband so
she is sacrificing an annual income
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FRENCH ROLLED EDGE. FANCY ART TICK: CONSTRUCTION OF THE VERY BE
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20 Per Cent. on Our Entire Stock 0f
FURNITURE. RUGS. RANGES. REFRIGERATORS BEDS BABY CARRIAGES. Eb
' OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
NORWALK’S LEADING FURNITURE STORE-3 STORES IN ONE—- NO STAIRS T
Hyatt
A—eNorw-alk’s Leading Dry Goods Store——
A Special in Gordon 3111 Hose
H 300... One of the most popular numbers of this famous make in black. white
Min-ism I
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Regular price. $3. 75—011r price. $3. 00
LADIES’ FIBRE SILK HOSE—Cordovan only. Fornér orice $1. 00. now 191.
CHILDREN’S SOCKS: 35c value. now 2290: 29c value mw. 19c.
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BARGAINS IN BATH INQ SUITS
One or two piece models for men and boys. All sizes angcolors. at a reduction ole
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estates in this section of the
Mr. Jones's properly faces ,V
ham‘s pond and the entrance is on 111 ,é had 9mm. , M
Old Kings highway near where it run . .
into the Post Road at 1801111011.
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MINE EXPLOSIO 'l"
In :1 coal mine explosion on the it, Spec 5 for the
.land of Hokkaido. Japan. - ' ~ ‘
Logan'are now known to ‘
1n ’ lives and a property damage of $5.000
Lighting‘OBlflflOd is estimated. The ('05! of 1-1
aner enjoying 11 opening the mine will exceed $1 .000,
The explosion occurred on Jun '
14 with such terrillic force that 131:
paper windows on houses miles 1'1'01
the mine were 10011 by the concussioi
have lost tlivi
Flour, bag, $2.130
Pea Beans, 1b., 181:
Pork, 1b.,
N. Y. Sta
GlRLs LIVED'ON WATERMELON"
SOMERSET. . ,
girls, bolh 16 years old. were arrest“.
here, today,
when found on a freight train.
by railroad
their home 2'
They were discovet'ev“
in a can of \x‘atermelons and told 1hr.
that they had ridden
, ' three days with melons :15
their only food.
and May Smith and
Rossville. Ga.
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