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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING 83m / . i 72::;..:.. 12:.” .-.:g ‘ . “SAY AUG 25 19‘
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'4. ‘- ' -’ Celebrating Norwalk’s Mardi Gras
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beér regulations. which have been
‘mtted. and await.Secretary Mcllon'sl
raproval for issuance. is expected to
indicated today.
Among the bills passed in the clos~ '1
his hours of the session were then :
agricultural credits measurE- ”‘9. ‘a Merchants’
*Ihipping ghourd'g Tdeficiency- him of»! >
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. Carnival 50f Cut Prices
848.606.000 with its amendment car--
tying $200,000 for expenses of the}
disarmment conference. and the~
measure Extending the dye embargol
until Jan. ]. Enactmcnt of measures
was compictcd by President Harding.
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who nppcarcd at the Capitol late in; y . ,
the evening for the purpose of affix-i , V 1
ins his sifimture to WIS- He was, ' : .. ...... ..... . .............. ......................
necompunicd by 3(1‘8 Harding, “(110' : E u ooo-nn- ooooooooo tun-u. ............ . ----- ...-o. E
occupied a. scat in the Senate gallery : 1 .
and was an interested spectator of the _. 5 5 1‘ E
hectic debate on the beer bill. l i l 5 E 5 ‘
.rhp House for the most part mnrk- ‘ a T LIGGETT’S 5 ’ A
Hi time, as it had only to complete A 3 : “" 2
action on conference reports. Op-‘ ‘ ‘ 5 A
portunity was taken by Reprcscnta-E at ' 5 ‘ fl :
live Moudcii. the Republican lcudr-r,‘ . a .3 ‘ i
just before adjournment was mow-d: Q 1‘ : , 1
to review the accomplishments of the ‘56 Cakes , 6 for $ 1 , 5 7 5
session too date. I ‘ " WOOdbUfy S SO?“ . l, 5 . i . - 5
“N0 Congress in Amt‘rloun lllSlOI'y.” ' ‘v I; 0.0.1.000...OIIO'OOu0-...-oUoIOUI'CUU-IIOOUODUOOIQII.oout-....o‘co-n-o-o-vvoo-o.-......aIOv-O-I-Ootoooo-onh
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“P said. "has made :1 lu-ttcr rr‘cord of
continuous and (‘OllS(‘l('nll0US consid-!
eratlon of tho public husim-ss or of
meritorious accomplishment in a:
wide field of legislation than the 1,
present Congress." 5
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5—306 Tubes 5
Kolynos Tooth ate 5 fo’ 1
3—500 Bottles 3 s l
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil fo’
2 Bottles of 100 s
5Gr. Aspirin Tab. {3.i).Co. 2 for .1
There are 16 reasons why our merchandise appeals to discriminating women who are at the same
time mindful of economy—The first reason is our absolute guarantee of complete satisfaction or
money cheerfully refunded—the other 15 reasons will be easily apparent when you shop here.
Commonling on tho spociflc logisla-
tlou passed by the ”01150. tho Repuh-v
“can loath-r (Ecclurml that the Ford-
noy. tariff bill. “which will take from
the statute hooks the mukcshil't l'n-
dcrwood tnrii’f‘ law, that would have
wrecked industry and tho protcclivc
activities of the country but for the
Flurmuoun war. will rcstore and re—'
«Establish in Anwricu to llw hvnclii of
ivory section of our country the
vquitnhlc nncl lwll“ll(‘l('lli principlt-s oi'
1,1 Republican prolcctivc tariff." '
Referring to iiw tux rc‘vlsion bill
which was Si .it to tlll‘ Svnuti- last Sat. .
urdny. Mr. Mmulrll nsscrtt-d: 5
“The country will welcome lmdl
applaud u. in“ mo-usurc which immo-
dizilcly :xml tor the prvsvnt ('fllt‘litlilr
yf‘ar lifts $2f.u.nun.<mn lilXt'S from the
shoulders 01' l'nmilivs of small income
and from lllt‘ trimming and consum-
ing public: n nwuxurv- which eventu-
ally will lift from llw sliouhlcrs of
our pivople- of t'H-ry Mass :1 sum in ex-.
(053 01' shliilIlHHIVtHlnfi' l
Sixty-live lvil's umi i'(~sr)lliti(nm. M135,
Mantle-ll sum. liziw- lrrI'Ulllv luw SlilCC‘
TRICOTINE S *ITS at this cut-in-half price ........ . ....... . ..... .. . .. ...... 4'.
3--—50c Tubes 5 . .
Pepsodent Toot" Taste 3 for 1 Styled With unmistakable dash and smartness.
4-35c Bottles 3
Castoria . » . . . 4f0r 1
SILK DRESSES—CANTON CREPES ..................... . ................. $11.97
CREPE DE (‘HINES—SATINS ............................................ $14.97
12—106 Cakes Physicians 1 2fors 1
ROSHONARA .CREPES at this low-level price range ....... . ............... $19.97
and Surgeons Soap .
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’ In all the newest Shades—with long lines as well is long—waisted effects to fit the stout and slender.
13—10 Cak
Palniolixise Soap . 1 3f0r$1
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5—25c Cakes 5
Resinol Soap . 5 f0!“ 1
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('ongrvss nut on April ll. ' 5—250 Cakes ‘ .
..-;‘.'.::',:t:;i.';. $511222;E Cuticum Soap . . . 5 for 51 A11 Opportumty That Comes But Once ! =‘
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-:--.-::;i~;:u, 8mm Toilet Paver~~9for$1 (a BEADED GEORGETTE DRESSES
13...:113.".is"';:f.';.‘::.'::'.:..:f'::::;f;:?'i:2;. 111:1; 10-42%" ”MS-i i ll
32:13:39 F’a‘ies """"" 1° for $1 I DISCARDED SAMPLES—only slightly soiled, at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 34.9: g;
2:132:11.::;:."::::i' Hospital Cotton. .......... 3 for $1 4 3 Value" “1’ to 3‘35”” 5'5
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tht- i'o-x'ul‘d x... 1:. llw- lift-Swill ('01-.— o 0 5E
ABS Pantry 5P“?[31 For Econom ’s Sake '
‘90 )1) “oul ll," ..np- .0 n' w- ' .5
’ 1/2 Pound Opeko Tea . 45c y .
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(VONTill-5.55553355555.555-1.7'5} \‘uman 1 Pound nggett’sCOffec 45c VVASH I)RESSES ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . ........... $2.55: \:
, WASH DRESSES ............................. ..... . .. ..................... 541.2:
1/2 Pound Pure Cocoa . 350
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, 10 02- Jar Peanut Butter 39c WASH SKIRTS ............................................................ SL2. 531
to send tlu- llvll(>\\'i h: In_ «..Mv, [ , '.1\ a n . ' ‘ ‘ 95“
mum” (1.; umw.‘ 5 I 802 Bot I yo nalseDressmg3§c l“?
.i'i'ewirlwnl ul ill" la'ish Ill'pii‘ulu', l . 5;
Mil! Sim: llnusv, in 9 n, n- “.5. _ O’ W;
Cmmhw FM! '5." “WSW!“ Total regular 3 . .
don 9 p, .Hi :lei* ) Ill mm m‘ j-‘ I I I I ‘ at:
l‘t‘fllllnmoll Lithitlrflfil llvllu-y'vllit'tl- ill l‘fil .' value $1.98 for FA C 0A ‘ 5 :1“
[)lllill(‘;lll Ill‘llli'lllli“. (lul' (\.'g';‘y.i,;|livul; , an - 5E.
pledn‘vs uusurminu snmmrl to 31m mi 5;
it]: l-llillllli'luilu‘t: or llllifré‘ lll‘lllv‘ll>lv',4.l f. Eli"
“agrigivwli luA Lti\('ll to Iorm' tlimn to' . .{5' ‘ 1%
God Su\t' lri~li lirplexiit‘. V , 4 ‘ ' flit?
(mm: i Lx er in accord With the weather; never out of key if}
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Slut“ l’ri'shlvni. ‘v't‘ t ,1 , B ' , a ;%5
__S W__ St 1 l S 3 e. uymg no“ means a great savmg. A small i=5
'Tllt" llf'l'.’ lrnJliC ()l'tllilililK'“ \vi-nl mm 5%
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c-l'l't-vi t()«l'l;. :rml luzhnlnu-n llllUlLLill‘
out lhv" city hum» iwmi busy placing
tho \‘urinus “No l’nrlcinu'“ SlL'llH in tin"
EIl'CllUIlS “hir'll lulu» lu-i-u r't-xirit-tml lyy
'ihv rulvs cl' llll' oniinzmun ’i'ln-rv
wvro :1 numlu-r ol' :iuiumoliilisis who
violated thu provisions of the m'vli-
nancf- this morning. but us; llu- m'vli-
70 Washington St. deposit will secure any article.
South N orwalk.
\\ e guarantee that every garment is sold here for
fiance went into (-i'i'w-t today. tin-y l l 5
‘wert' givcn a warning. - i I 5. 5 fi ‘ V
. i 1 2 less money than you can buy elsewhere~—or we refund
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‘1‘?"00d Fm'nill‘lli'e
Merelv telling you that prices are low is n ’
. _ . _ 0t sufliclent roof. What we
want you to do is to come 1n and see for yourself. The Tags}3 on all our mer-
figgdl‘sfe gaggztsgow- They are sufficient proof that prices are down. What’s
’ ‘3 every plece of merchandise to give you unlimited service
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120 WASHINGTON STllEET 4 _ , y
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1. ‘1'? ,Nonrn MAIN STREET 7 SOUTH NORWALK
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