.noéi-sph with? a soul."
‘ particularly adapted
shore or summer cot-
It’s cost is only $95 and,
. amount sinks into
:CHARDWARE. 8:]
, ;_,_SDPPLY co.
, Tire Yofir ‘ Eyes?
o d; experience no dis-
oing the finestkind of
29‘ or sewing if you wear
eases or! haveperfeot
The, mfdmeii’on and: edifice ’ "
"em onion; ‘ many
f ‘ 939“" you“ for
4s :
itefir‘w’itlins any: time, ,_ . ,. .
it
evCASH. ONLY—-
Cutihe high
cost of living—come to';JOHN 3, _~
9 ' RISKO’S MEAT MARKET. 5 Lex Avenue
ronmnoosnsm, nil, ...29c
smomsmx’ 15., In. one one nu. ii. on. on‘ejj-‘oo ...290
ROUND SEA-Kelby ace ... can no. ecu you on.’ II. ...293
STEW MEAT, 111).,
CHOP MEAT, 1b.,
LEAN CORN PORK, 1b., , _
ea. ,n-a as. one eye. as. too OI. no. outlsc
no 0" you no. on. ere- ope coo' oe- ...190
.g c. on so" I.- .oo oo- col-O
LEAN SALT'PORK, 1b., ... ... ... ......296
GORNBEEF, 13., ......“ ... ._.. ... ... ”.126
GORNPIGFEET{ID., up. on. on. .0. coo no"... no. ...-.90
CABBAGE, 1b., . .
- Go
in on '00 out 00. one On. 00' Cl. 0.00..
FRANKFURTS, 1b., . ..24c
BACON, by the piece, m0, 0 O O O O C I t O". O O D C C I C I I C 6' C 03%
OHUOKROAST,1b., ... ...19o
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE YOUR MONEY AT .
' e JOHN B. RISKO’S
5 LEX AVENUE
MEAT MARKET ,
TEL. 493
' _ . 98m 3,011 my mam; 1‘7.
s’goo’d; manydoliars in’ the convoy on: honse one“ ail-bill»
~ " ' ' ' ' f - * a, teW’dayn,j national @9363}:
. .2 ‘ ey ' Co.
" “Engraving-cogs. i f '
, sentotive of the big refiners now in
_prices. Before adopting
they plan to issue a ,
Schult‘ze’s Saturday Specials
,SHOULDER STEAK, 1b., . . . .
S
on. on. 'coo on. to. .0-
s OULDERVEALROAST, Ibu‘e-o 0.0 III as. on. 001-.
FRESH PLATE BEEF, 1b., 7
SHOULDER POT ROAST, Ib., ... ... .....18c
FOREQUARTERS
Rimes or VEAL,
PRIMEVRIB Ro‘AST, 1b.,
20c
LL LEGS SPRING LAMB, Ibo, as. no. one one ...;.400
.90
SPRING LAMB, 1b., .....240
15., ‘
... on. no. its on. so. use 0.963350
9-—--BOTH MARKETS CLOSE AT 7 SATURDAst
Schultze’sf Sanitary Markets ~
:
..K'HNorwalk—eSo-Ith Norw 311‘
‘ POTATOES 75¢ 15k.
Very Best Native Stock—Try Them at This Low Price ' .
PILLSBURY’S or. JONES’ SuperlatiVe .rlour, Sag, . u .s2.1o
NO' 1 ROYAL PLANTATION 00mg. mu, ’4..- .00, ....400 ‘
IVORY SOAP,VSmell size, 12 cakesjor . . . . . . . . . . 31.09
NUGOA NUTVOLEO, The World’s Best, 11)., . . . ., .. ... r. .340 .
VERY “BEST GREAMERY BUTTER, 1b., . . . . . . . . 3...,m
. OAMPBELL’S PORKfi BEANS, in
FANCY WHOL EGRAIN RIGE, 1b., a o e o Oj' . o o V's'fi‘o‘ to o I o o .160
- BROOKFIELD CREAMERY BUTTER,
71b. Pm“, .C‘O ‘Uv‘m T
SWIFI’S PURE LEAF MED; 1b., ’- a: c .71“ o '0‘“ 'b'u‘.‘ ’Oiimfj 52?:
GEYLON, FORMOSAOOLONG OR MIXED TEA, Rh, . ~. .436
TOP OFF noon NEXT DINNER W’YTH ONE or THOSE
FAMOUS WHITE noose 'BREADERY PIES
I A.F.Be
83 WASHINGTON
mum ennu- . .
ST. FREE DELIVERY mom: 1405 9
inmatorsauoe, 2 for. .266?
ckmannEéCanc. ¥ ,'
FARM ales» WEEK
99*!Q
find difiiculty in reading
”and ..eXPerienc
. e are at"
4. .1 néfill
metric: and “Optician
leg. at Suite ‘203'
HUSBAND ALLEGES ORUELTY. ..
, ....-. _ Alleging that his Wife,
fatally length of lame, Dingee, of Greenwich, has been guilty
3.6011811“: us at “once. 'of intolerable cruelty, Ralph Dingee
filed suit in the Civil Superior court,
Thursday, for divorce. ’r
, ":The petitioner also claims the cus-
» fody of two children—anion, aged five
. years, and Lillian, aged four years.» $100
The suit is ‘
her term,
returnable to
y
Anna ’Orr ,
town of Farmington,
The registration fee
the (Septem- : the state was $1,200. ‘
Think ofglt! ‘
"Walkroisrers
J ' Right Herein:
liC01Yar‘ ssh‘oé Store ,
'.' , ‘ 93,?5WA‘5F38T- " * ' '
‘Welch Coal 90., lnc.,‘ 0t Ora-n86.
Advertise m the Sentinel.
a
‘ .
slice AND summon ,
a.“ .M_
ed. ‘lzrings Shack, the natural ‘ cello
' CAPlTOL sroci’m’anA-seof—
HARTFORD, July 31.—-'l‘lle Union
Rolling Mill Company of ‘Unlonviilc.
has increased
its capital from $600,000 to $3,000,000
zand the number of shares 'mer'eased'
from 12,000. each of the par value
of $50. to 30,000. of the par value of
paidwtoi
§ Organization Certificates Were filed
‘by the American Entertainment Co.
of New Haven, the‘Unlon SqagrerGar-
age Inc., of Bridgeport; and the'D. '1‘;
, in the dormitorywill be;
, about theam’pueémd tn
‘ DARKENS easy one
, It's Grandmother’s Recipe To not...
9 A'Coi‘or, gloss. and AttractWenels'.
4:, (éln'lostl- anemone knows inst; eggs
Tee. gnnd:Sulphur-{properly' compound-
, A story to the reflect dist enad
' 'vanee oi-gat least two, cents #183119“
:1... 18w w; :1 ' .1.r “
in. the pamper
. I... mode has been-4n emulation if?
they have received no notice or, such
an «advance and .. representatiVes of
the big oil" companies, now. no knowL
‘ edge of no proposedtonnnge in prices-.9"
‘Much interest is- being manifested
in reports from; {Washington and
, elseivhere, lathe eitect that a. gain-
lene rationing system may be adopt-
to conserve the supply and keen
down prices. A story from Wash-
ington says: ‘ ' , ,
"Them: ning system is designed
.by the refineriers as a last resort to
price from being {creed to more than
.49 cents a. snilon__ government om.
cinls here have been informed by the
representatives of the refiners.
Vice president '1‘. A. nines of the
Midwest Refining Co, is one retire:
Washington who has discussed the
rationing system witli government
officials. " Another is C. G. Sheffield
of the Standard Oil (20., of New Jer-
sey. ~ ,
Refiners any curtailing consumo
tion is the only way to keep down
the ration-
ing system,
nationwide appeal to the country to
cut down joyriding.
As devised by their refiners the ra-
tioning plan would be a voluntary
one by dealer-sin which the govern-
ment wouldrhsve Ito-hand. It Would
mean that gasoline would be doled
out to dealers under fixed quote for
eachetate or locality. ,
Camel-nu, now is on gasolene re-
tions. ' .
Gail nowls selling from 31 to 39
cents a gallon. 'v It‘s highest in New
niexico and northern New York.
Consumption now is reported, by
refiners as 13,000,000 gallons :1 day
Production is. 2,000,000 less or 11,-
0119.000 gallons 3 day. Reserve
stocks are being drawn on at the rate
or about 60.00fi.000 gallons 3 month.
according to producers‘ figures.
May 30 reserve stocks totaled 5'37,-
6007960 gallons. according to the hu-
roan of mines. April 313. the total
was $543,552,090 gallons, a reserve
whicnr'Was built up during the win-
ter and constituted one at the larg-
est'in history.
Refiners say it is impossillle to in-
' crease production. They say: oil now
is being produced faster than ever
before. in June, for insiancg, 11,037
oil wells were being drilled.
Sheep ClubiMenibers Grow
' STORES; Jelly ‘36.?i—The '
of the sheep ‘oiubs' in Newfiggg’;
Mindless: counties will beiwell sup-
plied with clothing materials regard
less of the wool market conditions.
for they are going to hive fifteen
hundred pounds of wool Imade into
cloth. The plan is being. followed
on the advice of A. G. Skinner, sheep
specialist or the extension service of
the Connecticut Agricultural College.
A representative of 11 Wool scouring
concern in Lawrence. Mass, has
agreed to, scour the wool without
cost and the August Parke mill at
Day‘sille, ihisstate. will make it into
9 cloth at the actual cost of manufac-
ture. R. K. Ciaop. of the First Na-
? lions) Bank of New Haven has or-
~ ranged witnthe bank to finance the
deg].
everai people have asked the club
leaders tor an opportunity in WV
suits node from the cloth,'and it is
reported the G. H. Braden" of the
sheep club work of the United States
department of Agriculturgl says that
he can sell a number of stilts to II!
associates in Weshington. t * s
STARTS :TUESDlAY
Connecticut Agricultural college Will
Be Scene of State Gathering.’
119:3: ingmllt convention of the Con-
. u on ry Grower-5"Jinsoci on
on Tuesday offer-noon, V ati .
formal opening or Farm
_ ' era; Week at
the *Connecucut Agricultural , College.
On the same. day the Dairy? Breeders?
Association" also begizylts «Invention
and the latter plans to restore a mock;
auction of dairy and beef wattle. The
association niso begins-i eonVentlon
‘Wednesday,’ and the swine'nnd sheep
breeders holdihe. center urine stage
on Friday. * 9 ' , ‘
_ The big day ,of, the week '18" Farmé
ere my, whichls Thursday ‘ "
dining ball will be open, an it
for the accommodation of
Inspection trips” will
sheep drive in memorizing
stock parade duringfile ’eftornoon i"
, One of {he creatures
grill be the’dniirpaper,
published on‘ the campus ’
motion of .Wnl’ter' E; Ste
extension service. ._ -
'W ..
" Iaotmn
ed tor the entire country, in order
curtail consumption "and to keep the-
Wooi fox-10m Clothing»
will ‘ be the N
drnrii'rvye ,
t.
Wolfe for investigation, that of pro-
posed tank and air station on North
Main street. in a district that is a!»
ready cluttered up with two tanks at
present. ‘ ,
Residents and store owners in the
neighborhood filed a petition with the
council asking that steps lbe taken to
nrerent the installation or another
{no}: in. this neighborhood as eondis
lions along Earth Main street have
been deplorable (or a long time. The
(not that the business section of the
city seems to be growing along North
Main ireet would make it seem as
if some means could be devised by
me. connll to keep swell stations oil
the main streets of the city, without
any new so ,to the storek’eepero who
sell gasoline. oil and grease, so that
the streets could be kept free and
clear. "
GOVERNMENT NEEDS
9 '- 300 STENOGRA’PHERS
genteel-ding to information received
yesterday morning. by Wailnce A.
Smith, neontycollector of customs, at
Bridgeport, 300 stenogranhers are
needed immediately for Govemment
work in ‘Weshingion. The positions
are permanent and the pay is $1,200
Vannualiy with a bonus of $20 a month.
if satisfactory. Applications for these
positions may be obtained from Mr.
Smith, in the Federal building, and
the examinations are held every Tues-
day. A
TOTHEPUBLICI' ,
all order to keen our help
during the summer months
we are 'oflerin~i= summer
skirts mode to order . from
mo .... ' - x 1 *
NewYork'Ladies’Toiior
'Bresmaker mm. ,
11 «one wanna. 7
dawn-m ' '
' store is on sale, nothing renewed.
Bebe-minnndmlycndwyour
‘ , than of the WWW
SUIT CAS~ ES—Ofk solid leather in various sizes, of matting with leather hand.
lee. corners undistraos. and the justly mania: week-end model. >
BAGS-All the oooular shapes in Black and russet leather and the tan Boston
”bans. 7 s 2 1'" , . . _- v» «9+
VTRUNKS~ ' Whrdrobe‘ trunks steamer trunks, and regular models in all grades.
' " - 9:: {Teller .. mm “s FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
osgecr'ro one TANK. ‘ T9 . .
Lfl’idnt of}! hMl retreat- o
e'Tll‘ai: .There :2; Bough. 2:319”. H K 1 er & C '
Citizens of the Second District in ' 0 I e g , . 0
particular and the city as a. whole. .
are very much exercised over the . , ’ ‘
many gas tanks which are permitted A
...... .. .. CLEARANCE S LE
“m “h" a?§.°““e“§m£§e?‘m?§k .
, on 5
$3: :3” the“ m and the W or annoy Townnn GLOTHES. ornn A CHARGE so.
tomfbiles that stop git these gas . ¥ . é a “g. i
7 no. . . , , l _‘ .. ; _
5%:re is one case at present in the 00m WITH “8' ‘9 ' ' " ‘3 J
hands of Councilman Robert M.
FORMER G. A. R. COMMANDER
DEID. .
CINCINNATI, 0., July 30.«Captnin
Elias R. Monfort, formerly National
Commander of lhe G. A. R, died, yes—
terday, at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. A. B. Burtis, Oak Corners, N. Y.
He was seventy-eight yearsoid.
BALE!) PAPER. 31.50400 lbs.
§ JUNK ~
' L. EFF RON
3 Rowan St, E. Norwalk ‘
Tel 441 Tel. 441
0110st
1 THRONGED
The omt Sale at on N. n.
siz‘Auantic s}, .-
'no comers LOOK BLURRED
To you?
mist? Our glasses will _make you
see things normally again.
TH A M‘EoR
Optometrists and Opticiani
Are you seeing thru a.
“The non-e of good (hue-33.
Stamford
iWe Close at 6 P. M. Daily
‘ 37 Walt Washlnntmi So. NorWalk
Clothing and Furnishings
‘ for
BOYS 8: GIRLS
From
Infancy to Graduation l»
”.4113.— 9
Children’s Store
w David w. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tom—Office, 1103; Home, 693.
I? WAEHINGTON 31‘.
HIV! REID MEN'S SUILDINQ.
l
Ryan Company’s Store, South
Norwalk. Well they my as all
goods are sold regardless of cost
or loss. Many thousand dollars
worth of beautiful mrchandise
that we were' mole to get out
the first day of this month;
sale will now be placed on the
counters and sold at what ever
prices they. may firing; Shirl
Waists, Silk and 3111an Under»
wear, Inn-Underwear, Bloomers,
Hosiery, Gloves, 12...... Taoism
Ribbons,» Hand Begs, mm!
corsets, Camisoles, corset covers,
mind every .mi‘cle in Ryan”:
shanty n
o' o o l. , ‘ t§31%
. feastmthohistoryo!
1‘76 0 K
DAVID RUDLOF
Is paying the best‘prioes for all
kinds of junk.
”$1.00 A hundred for Magazines
35 RA-“YMd Pgilmn ST
_ "peony .934 ‘
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
Allkinds of SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
A La Carte ..
end Notions, Eta—4nd best inf
j,
' l m 21mm.
x. e 3'. AUTO xix-cameo
‘ nonwnm, CONN,
List you-”oar with us. We will
sell it for you. If you want a
or; of any make see 113.
Tel. 2561, 42‘ Orchard St.
L Mot Inn Ave.
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Norwalk Chronicler