I'm. AUGUST 20, 1920.
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The barge Hancocl‘i is discharging a
. ‘: cargo of brick at the dock of the Nor-I
mmP OPEN walk Coal and Supply Company, on:
summits morn- -Water Week . . J l
’09 O'CLOCK — Let us shou 3ou the \ictrola. the
real Victor Victroln. Donnelly's, 16;
re and 18 South Main street. Sold on
easy terms l
$4.82 The installation of machinery in
~ the plant or the Perfection Gaitcri
Company, Union street has beencom
A CLE:‘N UP meted and work will start in full:
swing shortly. it is expected.
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01‘ ALL OLR —-Women‘s oxfords on sale at 3-2 ‘0-1.
I" FGUI AR SVFOCK 0F 3. 95, and 4.95 It Keeiero Shoe Store. l
R J A".
Schultze' s w-oek end specials include
all cuts of beef. lamb. veal and smok-
rd meats. with some big bargains in
”fruits and vegetables. Note the price
on printed ribs of beef. honey and roll-
FRORI $600 to 39'00 ed in the adv. today.
STRAW' HATS $2.25 . A bargain of jaunty Jerse} dresses
land a apeca'ol Saturday sale of the lush
SILK SHIRTS
THAT SOLD
13 popular Van Raalte silk gloxes. in
\aiious lengths should attract many
customers to Tristan!) & Hyatt's. thisl
.afternoon and tomorrow. .
" All styles of baby carriages, go
carts. kiddie ooops, baby yards and
other furniture. for the little ones,
9 Imay be found, at very reasonable
Jowph DaVlS ’pl‘itm’S. at the big furniture store of
Raymond & Son.
Charles Frizzell and IRay Werme.
Post Commander and Adjutant. re-
specthel3 of Flank C. Godfrey Post
No 12 American Legion are unend-
85 Washington Street 3
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Stillson-Powefl Corp.
-. 12 ‘\ farmers have started dlgtzmg'Rober-t E
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‘iing :1 fire in the ‘twostory nrick
ing the second annual state conv-en
tion of the American Design in
lBrldzeport today and tomorrow, as
delegates of the local post.
CITY NEWS
‘ —&i~‘or Real Bargains try Keeicr's
-Shoe store—Clearance Sale now on.
.; ‘ggqmrt will continue its day-‘ Tl f Ch j Pill ise
taxing schedule until October ‘9 3oung ‘0“ ° ares 0
1of Elwood place. just off Wilton ave-
nue sustaifled a fall from a tree in
at the Hard at his home \esterday after-
inoon shortly before 2 o'.ciock Dr.
Perdue took four stitches
in aground on the boy's head. Beyond
suffering from srock and loss of flood
the lad was not seriously injured.
—0peu Saturday until 8:30. O'Brien.
'1 lilti,‘ play oxfords 95¢.
tLllUPS and are
» per barrel.
I»: (‘oal at Harris 8: Gans.
scarcity or game birds
selling them
i9 (i
. also gray squirrels, but rab- So far a) the police or local post-
. ;.‘entiful. office officials know no one in this
t. .- inn: pure silk socks 89¢.’Vi‘3init-" “"93““ any money in the
thanking scheme of Charles Paul the
Boston man now under arrest in mile
_ his ion of finance is bein investi-
, ,t I . . . - l D g
‘ ““"ms “1.” hp plentiful, tgatcd bv the state and national
i trap of penis. lofi‘lcers. '
”1005 reduced 3‘ Kceler's." -—-L\'ow is the mute to save money on
“won: heavy rains. during ‘ shoes and hosiery at Keelcr‘s. Their
twn Weeks. have done a Summer Sale is now going on.
,. aunt of damage to the grain Rev. H. E. Wing of Camp avenue. ‘
. vol», .retired minister. will preach at the
"-n Saturday until 8:30. O‘Brien. morning service in the Methodist
4 llip ruins of the past week. Episcopal church. Sunday morning in
.mimd or more chickens in dif- place of R9\_ B. s. Sum-ix who is vu-
- plate of Greenwich have been czttioninz In the evening there will
i (l!‘.'(\\' netl Ebe a service oi song and story by tin
l; --I.r's shoe Store are selling combined choirs of the Methodist:
* J'll Sillllnul‘ goods u Winsual Church and of Emmanuel Phopei. —~
:r'2tc~.-—.\lan3 items below cost. Springtime DQWS in Stamford AdH}
at; to the lateness of the season cate
twinned camiml to be ghenl work has gotten well under way
M Putnam How compam and towards the remodeling of the new
H .d W ell Hook and Ladder com- home of the A. J COlllns Company on
1...; gone mer until next year .NOrth Main street Contractor Wil-
. ..nmmpndauonq of committee liam H McMahon who has charge or
3 .2“, to consider the matter ’the carpentet work being very busy,
mm at Harris & Gans. while John Driscoll who has charge
. ‘ “ . ‘ the mason w.0rk and Foley k ("0.
lztrcc firemen wercmjured Tuesday who will lay the concrete foundation.
floors etc” are going ahead with the
plans for their work.
Announcement has been made by
Manager Neville Bayley oi Roton
Point Park. that instead of closing on
Labor Day as usual. the park would
close on Sunday. September 12. al~
though a number of the concessions
will in all probability remain open af-
will he a bountiful crop 0!
wk at 288-300 State street. Bridge-
t. known as the Saltman building.
- fire Started in the part occupied
the Bridgport Tailoring company.
did damage to stock and build-
“stlmatfid at 310.000. The are-
wnrt- Lieutonmt Thomas Reilly.
wnnni Thomas Bowen and Horse-
1:11:29???" ”'55:” “kn” "‘3 ter that date, The past season has
f" ' . S 5" “-- not been a; successful as some of the
a i men s oxfords M8695 3' former seasons. due to a great extent
: >, to the increased trolley are Ind the
continued rainy weather of the past
summer.
BATHIN G CAPS
35c and Sin
~Open Saturday until 8: 30. O'Brien.
Sherman Council. IRo3al Arum
will meet again on Tuesda3 evomng.
The campaignh for new members is
now on and t ere will be a don e
himuon one candidate being trglm
Ponassus Council and the other from
Sherman Ponessus Council has ac-
cepted the carpet bowling dullenge
‘ .. . and the preliminary game will be
‘ (£2.21. 1»- played at this meeting n- (300ch
A _ has olered a prize for every applica-
, ‘ don for membership
SOUTH NORWALK
‘fi ‘ ,' turned In to
:t! g; December 31. William F. “”3"“
-. ,5 promised to give a dinner to the
2' y , «and: is ten applications are tuned
. . h during the contest.
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those articles from your .2 it _ .
sideboard and In”? murals
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The thousands of economic“
know that the service and spotless cleanliness of our
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CORN FED BEEF—CHUCK STEAK; 19C
, CHUCK ROASTS. LEAN POT ROASTS.’ib.. .........
LEGS MILK FED RUKPS MILK FED
29c
33c '
VEALib.. ..........
TON BREAD & BUTTER . , ,
B%SOLLS .. ...... 25C ROAST. n)... ......... 32c
SHOULDERSPBING
LAMB. 'ib ..... . . . . . .
FRESH
FREieHor OR CORNED 12c
SMOKED CTLhLEm
HAMS .............. L252
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(Edna s Pomps
WE ARE GIVING AWAY
-A DOLLAR
& T0 EVERY PURCHASER OF snons. MEN'S mWOMEN'S Dumcml - - ,
3 SALE. BESIDE THIS YOU om :rEE SALE anon ON ALL oonQ ’
Qs'rocx 0!“ Low SHOES WHICH AEESELLING imam. THE Donna.
is m BEE mm! or A TICKET wmcn ENTITLES Eu! '3 am
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MENand WODENS oxmlms
WALKOVERS
$7.45
81’ECIALS
South Norwélk Market
98‘ Washington Street
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2 t‘ Four per cent. intone“. and Impel- cent. W3
U’ a flat scaring: Woman's in this But. And
unsung-squat of 100 per cent. mam” mean not
#39:] the interest return on your annoy but.“- return of
W. , too.
“am," a the law 6 ”and Thrift is its co-worket.
“If you square 31mroh“llto WI tot main
fleyonr Suing: Cafe. There's nifet)’ to: money have
«49" cent. interest too
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