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DAYS’
MARDI GRAS
SALE
Look in Our Windows—Walk
Around the Store
Some Real Values
Elll NEWS
Lincoln Council .\'0 4. 0. l‘ A. M..'
wiJ hold I-I: ll':lPOl"l3nl mI'wlIl‘Ig lhislnw com “A
evening 3‘. 1er rooms on \\‘a.~hmg‘lod jgivgn
Mrs. I: F. Rockwell. who l..l‘ “In.
some tin.» confined to lzcr
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4031 al loweq prams. Larris and.
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» . a .. .{ ..,I~h month.
lluil‘ rs 40C lb.
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.\‘ ' '~I¢.I arr SI'H’Wnlillg
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' I‘rI v‘*"” “"7 "i HI ‘I‘ Mr Halli
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y'rnnv'l ‘IlpI: 'i \\'IIl‘.I:<’.‘I ‘.Il
If Intul’r 'II3Ii \JIgval l'
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l’w'wu. I :1 I-I'M .. i l‘-'~
Monker W I ,
lay the Como we Gum-81$
tomorrow afternoon.
“Tomorrow is last day of Mardi
Gras Sale in South Narwalk. '
A large attendance ls expected
i :the Americanizatlou class meeting cok-
:ductcd by the Frank C. Godfrey Post.
’ American Legion,
{be held Tuesday night.
the direction of Harm Cohan.
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The cln $5 is
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-—-Coal at Harris and Gans.
(g;—
at Foster Park.
was entered some-
.according to
PRICES a "
n gall \Yimii-lIl strefll.
limo .cstridax
I-
——Bring htl‘ to the
,‘uo
H/Ui'vlu
" ;Da.icing. American Band.
_ anwnlk people motoring hour-er
Du; Jain and Nomalk haw iemarkt !
of the grounds of
“-\“
imprcnement
{he “‘ilton Allilefic amciation.
> interestedito learn that
. asociutirm is soon
;house and already has
$3.100 {or that purpose.
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——Tomorrow is last
Gras Sale in South Norwifk.
_______.
Delegations
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Norwalk’s Mardi Gras
.* ‘ SALE-
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Come early and get your share of the bargains
$25—and $40 Suits - -
In broken lines—sizes 34 to 40
' Balance of Our $20.00
Mohair, and Palm Beach Suits $12.50
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$14.85
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EMEMRER. that story BEN I .I ..
FRANKLIN toldonlzimsclf? “Van N
hewasalittlelaoyhcboughta ‘f , -
finwhistle. hta'lu: Befoundwtthat .,._ It!
thgpaidfontwasahttletoostrong e
thcwcumofaprofiteetSmceme.
fihuofiknbxnfiifiampaidtoodearioxl‘ -
wliisde’NliimaPcrsonistooeagermgetnd
afhismoney \ "‘“x/and doesnotmeamre
valuem‘ _~ " ’ ' +Whave noticeddu
gmniy/% ‘\\wlw Bank “Accoyntg :3;
mafia WM Mimunu cu.”
when thcywanttclm whistles an dthi. 3
Let‘s have more old shoned thrill.
SOUTH ' NORWALK
TRUST co.
you tonight at the Xi.
Carnival. North Main Sire-l :“
Band Com-er: and Free Dancing.
-—Buy your coal at Harris and Cans.
lliv
‘niu‘nts at Columbus will again
. of lhis (‘ihz
I» in: SI 2w «lulu! for 10.30 o'clock
mmnlnz. at HIP
ll will he DiPaSllh: news in
‘ LENS that Ruskin ““11”!le
. r‘. lgIlIor lM-I
The Balance of Our Entire Stock 01
Spring Suits
Ranging in Price from 340,00 to $50.00, reduced to
$22.85 and $34.85
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Springwomls
.It ll‘v; Baxter grounds.
I s. mu r le mI-rt- .—Tomorrow
I‘“ i :Gms Sage in South Sonyalk.
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IBIS ‘Ar‘l-i. Rnaslr—rs
.:'I‘I" Poultry 3!.”th :2qu train “an-
:‘nzinns {or 1: .,
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Entire Stock of
Boy’s Fancy Mixed Knickerbocker Suits
Formerly sold at $15.00 to $20 .,00 reduced to
$4.85 and $9
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PHONE Gehebe’ s
527 Dt kw.“
Wu Hero If It" Homware.
N
STONEWARE OAK -IECS
Butler Pots. 15 gal to 25 gal: 3 $1303:
r ‘c “t
Jugs. Bean Pots. Fitchers. Flow”. (22.3)” _. .
pols. Jardiniercs. Hanging Bas- “‘ood .F; - ' I
hols. Presses.
25 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH KQR‘Ks‘}.
In ~1-f’;-;-1' a an“! an 1',
OI Cw. \‘\‘\‘~“~"~.~-\_‘\v-\‘\
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ranminnlmns
Men’s
Men’s
for noninvs.
ill; m C‘ I an; rs said On
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‘1 'v’rI-iti Hm pl»! .I? Hun.
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.‘Il‘uiluni,
Ir rat‘s?
1‘“;anva “in-luv
.iwl "ASH“ \'-"lH-‘
Trusses:
Appliances
Special 11mm fur “Hint.
Stillson-Powcll Corp.
SO .\ OH “L‘IIH.
D 0 U B LE
'Ioersmgi
It CAN be m
Housewife —— bal-
ance about $325
She promptly adopted
our ‘ slogan and per—
suaded her husband to
not a budget book. It
has shown her manv
places where she could
easilyq .ave a few cents
a week. She has dou-
lIlI‘Il the amount she
regularly deposits, And
her balance will double
within two years.
Maybe a budget book
or an expo nse account
would help )ou save,
“Double your savings;
it CAN be done. ”
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
"Open Honda, Night"
fight- 3’1- I- up}.
\‘x‘ -‘u\\-~-\‘~‘\-\-\‘ua\
and Surgical
Broken lines of BOYS’ CAPS. . .. . . . . . . . . . .......
BOYS’ KAYNEE BLOUSES ........... . . . . .
$1.503nd SLOOFOUR-IN-HAN DS...... .
$7.50 SILK SHIRTS ........... . . .............. . . . . L $3.85
Men’s $3.00 MADRAS SHIRTS. . . . . . . . . .......... . ..... . . . . $1.95
All Men’s and Boys’ STRAW HATS at Half Price.
Men’s $1.50 CAPS ............ . ..... .. . . . . . .
These Prices Apply to 0111' South Norw 113*; Store Only
Rogers 8 Stevens
’ORlV A , (Two Stores)
afar!— . 'fiH'l‘I-. -I‘l"
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fa'- n’-la,—r’ ‘.,“'-;!. -.Ipw
struts- ‘~u~-\‘\"“'\‘~fix‘s
Our August Sale New
Going On
it is apparel now that the prices are r92" “H
than tncv will be for Sometime to come. F: I :I.
thrOng~ m'c customers “ho have attended L .
is evident that they realize that low prices 2.- . ..-
sail. . on too, should attend this sale and semen
share of the savings they are oficring.
Merchandise purchased new vii} be helm I
future delivery.
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a: mu \xxvikx |‘H LAN! \‘.‘.Ic‘..iiglti: 33m“
i’uvlslli'unq'rxvu' .
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“till
—Pnnnmns and Straws nl (l'llrifins.
1: O'erens.
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LITTLE THINGS . _, ,. ,
'l’l-n sum (‘II’ Sir-i,- \YflS Iuki-l‘. ”Sn. and the Best Of Otlufl'
ll‘l‘l ill-ll] “ I l S I f» ~Ia'el ials
I! i \ . .‘l.l IH’ L. In Ul . 'l fllllIl
1‘ $-
91“? 1.3.1503 \'.
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GREAT
DISASTERS
”M‘s “H" T-‘lfl'iwll “J I1 m"'~‘”"'~‘ made from selected peaches and the
-ot' mo local moms: Assovimion. held best of other materials is now to br-
last 1 \I- inn: (0" a mnxs morflnz. to DC- had at u“. store in any quantity de-
IlleHhout I‘m mi-‘lIllr of September. sired It is also served h-Lre bv the
am \Villinm K. llnklri nd 1’. A. plate: in sundae: and scans. i’ou'll
“I ”.va in were ill-I‘Oiilled a committee like it because it is a “and“? prod-
:;’w(::r:-n!ge for l:hI smno.1\'o date has not” and 13 smooth and delicious.
i .- as t r date will await the This store also has French Vanilla
00m nir nce of the speaker who will and French Chocolate Ice Cream for
iadame tho meeting. Cons . ~
, idemble I ' ’ ' amid met
gf‘v‘rrespondenco was read at 1n enjoianle "(at 997““, q
in
‘fimmmzrgnrcsmwn "1‘17“?an .
sometimes
cause great disaster& A pin—
prick may cause blood pois—
TlIis hank exists to
help you keep your finances
absolutely
It gives to unit af-
fairs that careful leff‘llllnn
which may
(“‘t‘?‘ finding (‘ommltlr'es were also South Main st. has a wide reputa-
, —Tomorrow is last dm or Mafil Ge
2 th in here: Phone
. Grus $3": in SOL“?! Norwalk. 952. e aiblt of com ‘
~.... ....... -‘--p'-,.'---.2- ........
MARI)! GRAS SALE
20% OFF on All SHOES from $6-00 and
.I- 4‘» . . . - . ..<
CITY NATIONAL
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;.l 2->-?.v\ ”1'va -
. ' l’lSi'iZH‘It l-l “ “Either I‘ orecast
iI.I I ' lil‘.1~'. ~~
.- ‘ .ll' I l i. ~11! in l’n' V'H'“'£’3‘K _.mj ‘I!('l:‘il}l l‘eiil‘ h"-
" W ‘41 'I “ ‘ ~ l zkinu 'lIl';i'l .!ll'l Fair 31‘; fill'j' rIIlI‘ {>5th
I 5- Fm; 9‘ ‘12" IIrI'Il ‘l-rrslilrr; l'l'vS‘I '~I~'li_v;isl “guys pro.
I . \.Il' I E “lllnn ilIIIM) l-vw‘nmln: strung rm l'm' south
‘\ “ " lI-imfl 'i‘!-I~ "T‘vF'lr" ‘.'»)¥iil€‘lll1‘>‘ lvi‘gh
M~* éxiv-r [TH «:45! .H"; TI-‘Ii‘ (‘I‘Irr Hi: my nip
N Auto“ l\'(‘i‘.:l'5 1‘”. All“) sul‘illif‘x ’E‘ln :llI-l “rsln 1”? ilifiirli'rs. H' .1\'\ >
. ‘ “- uliuwv “S \H in lo purlo-d from I" Iiul
Lain.“ rupsm I" ; 1.?“ lu' of th‘ Miss-{Vin 'I'Hi ‘Ili""~ 80m l . N' H" 'i
“ow-ll?" ;!l'i\;lll!- this mm“;
in: l.“ " . l‘;~.nv' \lzxmcsliipx \‘gilh'.
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v‘. I. “I ":ll‘l'; ‘\1‘\ ix» 2 I »M I; .
‘ im- l,I uril illnl"!f7)‘\' lviI’ui'rI .lll'iL; i
‘llrun iii llnr II-I~.\‘!llI..v-.'n rum?
vrTnmorrnw i2: lziq .‘gn' nl‘ “3-th CREAM AT THE NEE?
I 8.1!. lll Swill: ‘ )l t '
u Qll‘n‘
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ENiliANii CAM“ mi
‘33“: Ilium-w lIII-iinI-r\ Ll
l'N-I'Ii‘IS of .I
yr ;lllll
Made from the Fresh Fruit
mnIi-I to ti‘c police ”Ii: lllO"
—-——__.__
DQllt‘lO‘IS fresh peach ice cream,
_ last and refined surrounding“. The New
meninz. and the reports of Eng-and Candy C0.I Store .: 1.
Hon. An syrups served here are pre-
Dared and made an the pramlses.
Over ‘
All WHITE HOS'ERY Reduced
has III-In rising;
hollid. m districts and z: n»;-
21:55:”): I'll-CHI
x. '21?! int-Ian
, ”MM- »
JIREAD ANT) ROLLS THAT
ARE MADE FROM TIIE BBS!
fine bread or all \aflnlcs as well
as rolls are {1:95}! made here evenl
rolls inched"
knoun and popuiar \arict‘ies as
milli. water. sugar. sweet. henna and?
Eiery week day
. . rolls are ready for the Imdag
of own Week i
10 Pm rad here.
is madé on Tuesdays and Fridaysi
Entire “heal breadf
mane on “Ruinesdays and Satin-l
days. price 10¢ a loaf; Graham bread?
Mondays and Wednesdays. 4’
Hood things to eat always;
to be had at The Sanitary Bakery. 35:,
John B. SandnerE
baking din
Cresaent buns.
On Saturday .
Gluten Bread?
South Main
Prop. Phone 303-3.
Electrii‘y {be family wash.
' ——Electric A!
An electric w.
machine pays
«In. “mu-"wan” .. ~1.«-I
for itself in
time and it saves
and tear ' that
your clothes get from the
ordinary drubbing of old-
fzisiiioncd washing meth-
They’re easy to buy
iii? wear
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“BITS 0F BRO-‘~.D‘WAY”
,“Persin” Is a. Fox TIC-t c:
In’esistable Appeal
“Carolina. Lullaby” Is an Exqmnle ‘Eiol' in Solo
Rae Eleanor Ball has recolded " 'Ei . - ’ " ‘ ‘
Haw-nan Skits" for us. in risrmv‘ (0 ttlii‘
curlers. If )ou remember "\Imli-m lejflllu and .
“7- ’17" ..3 Played by Miss Ball. yo»: will “eat :0 obtain 12 ;:~'
CRL LATION. No. 50516.
Hear This Plano Recreation of‘ Lock for the Silver 1.
Medley ’
Ray Pc1kins.a pianist of CQI‘.E§M«"Y' f- -
fo‘d. has. played for us "Look For 2 ‘
“Blake Belicxe Media" 02. the I. \. :
Piano RE— CREATIO\S cf popular u ll‘.
of us from all sides. and mi: is 1:; = on
to meet the wishes of Edison owners.
50806.
”firms
I ...It
The following selections are all Fax Tats cxcvj: ' l 016351.53.“
is an excellent waltz:
"Just Like a Rainbow.” "You‘re the Sweens: Cm} In A21 fix \‘(I '1
——Ha.rry Radcrman’s Jazz Orchestra ............... . . - ’
"It Must Be Someone Like You," "Love‘s Slap"
w{Hub de 'ingt Orchestra ...........................
"My Cherry 1310mm." “Just a Little Love"
-—-La.nin's Orchestra. . . . ................. ' .............
install and
and easy
operate simply. and satis-
SE?! 0173. wmoow Disrm
.p'fililiigz: m.
KEELERés SHOE s-
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 North Main Sheet, South Norwaik
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