lllllllflAll
“PENSlllNSf’
most of the members were roughly
dressed and soft shirts or blouse coats
Epredominated, higher officials of the
8‘ Nflw Soviet gmernment who appeared to ,
lpresent iegis ation wore stiff white
(”INE IN PA ’collam and some of them could even
{116 described as ”smartly" attired. .
26mmumnus
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BIG BENNY CARGANOS TRIAL
NEW RAVI-2N. June 80.—-Unex-
pectediy the sun» rested in the trial
of "Big 116»~w~.;.“ Gurg'ano. accused as
a principal 1111i» ”range Dramatic
,WHMME
SAN FRANCISCO. CalL. June 30,——
m members 611' lh6- All Russian Ccn-
ml Executive l‘mnmiltee. the Parlia-
.1!!! or limo-61:1. mostly peasants and
'ctkmon rouwnliy had their {lrst
glimpse of the magnificent quartersi
In which the Clara lived when in Mos--
cow. The committee m6t in the
Great Pulncv at tho- Kremlin. which
has not inn-n 111 any way derangwl
during Hu- l‘wUlUIlUn. excrpt for the
placing within its irrvzlt rcr‘eptlon and
bull rooms of rm! 6'61\6 red wooden tall-
ks nnd orrlinzir}. lu-nchus which con-
trust still'tiilurh will! “11- gilvll'fil vol-z
.mnl. mnrbh- walls poor-or fireplaces.
ilk hanging». and gilded and crystal
Club holdup. y6;6.- :rday.
have pleade l 3111. :6
the state SI.T"IQd
from them. but
-
.
t.‘6
in the case
testimony
defense objected.
was overrulw‘ and then the testimony
of Albert Eepnsito put in.
to offer
Five others
and
The state
As a fitting reward [or his many year;
'of faithlul service Tom" veteran rail-
road horawmployed in the Southern
land. Cali nla
and sent to a ranch to spend the re-
rested and co us i for Gargano moved I maindcr of his dim; in equine bliss.
that Gargano
relevant. The jury
whih- counccl for Gargano began of-
fering some 6-yidence in support of the
motion.
TIC Ll} I’HO\E HI Al)
F! \‘m
he I ischnrged
ground that evidence offered was lr-
was sent out
HAS TX HOID
on the'
To . dd to ‘ "l‘nm 3" cup of happiness
it has been decided to send him to the
ranch of his fornlvr master. also a
’relired Southern Pacific veteran. F. V.
' Carmen. formerly Superintendent of
the West Oakland . mill, and well
lknown inventor. who recently retired
from active duty after 47 years of ner-
Pacific Company: mill at W'est (yak-l
is to be' ‘pensioned'W
ivice with the company.
4
f 35‘.
chandell6.-rs. 1 NEW ll \\ l: \‘ lnm 30 ~—Whll6 thr PM i. ’ wars Tom has diligently ser-
The throne room was used as a. uphold r.\.r which has aunt James Hd ih6 compnn) by hauling slmtings.
Dee-Ling hall. 'i‘l16- hull of St. 66011:“ T. \lrmmi prosi6l66n t of the Southern lumber and doing Odd 10’”? 1100th the
III Whit“ 11nd INN “'llh its parqu‘-t an ling-Inn.) Tun-phone Conlpuny to mill \‘nr61.llut a smill tractor now
floor of ram w.n616l uhhh w: is owe a his 1,. .1 19 23k. ng’ its course the pan—Islands 31110161116 in tho vlomainrwhere
bail room W'hv 16 11166 6616 l ) mdmolni. ,9 q (60 mil-ion today was reportnl as Tom forlm-‘rl; 1111661
My of “US$611 6i 61166661 “916- n in \ins- Mo an w 1,, absent from hovnp Through his :1111l6alile '1disposti01
cow. was a 1611111111111: room trumped ’ m, :1 13115inpgs trip thy-p. weeks ago .Tom is a {marina among \Vest Oak-,1
Over by bootmi [MNNHHiS who lin6-6i up pnnsidpriljg‘ the usual time for incuin- _ la'16l employs '11;6l chll’d’nh in the
Ike soldiers whw lhv mill for dinner tion of the germ, it is believed be con! noighlmrhood who often l-ring him6
00 be ae-rvml in m. adjoining room was tractor] tho disease ;\ lha’t time. lumps of sugar and other tidbits.
mundcd. ' __.——- (‘armnn's ranch is located near
The commiiu-r» 111611 worr- smrw-vi M0616 sl’) in the San Joaquin Valley
with culmngv Hr'llp .‘illtl Mark bread 0 I.“ "m‘." and ram is 10 b6 allowod to frolic in
meat dish and inn 6! tnhl66 3 com 16 61 M0“ men "eat the" 'elknm grr n I‘flfilllr‘t-g to his heart' 3 drlight.
with rmnl lm~611 int vquiy ppm] with With more consideration than “33, ‘—
fihrnp China 111.3] “‘1 f-‘l'lOUnH. While desergp. Avartlm in the Sentinel.
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g. 28 Woodward Ave, 8. Norwalk
, ’ 103 Cedar St., So. Norwalk
5.: 25 Ely Ave., So. Norwalk
102 Taylor Ave, 80. Norwalk
1 Cove AVQE. florwalk
24 Main St., Norwalk
170 Main St, Norwalk ‘
60 Belden Ave, Norwalk
22 Chapel St, Norwalk
Ridgefleld Road—Wilton
Main Street, Westport
WE SELL ONLY MERCHANDISE THAT WE KNO‘V TO BE THE
. VERY BEST OF ITS KIND. EVERY A R T I C L E SOLD IN OUR
STORES IS GUARANTEED TO PLEASE
Heinz Baked Beans
pkg ........... Tall Can ....... 14c
1 New Potatoes ‘- 49c3
15 LBS. TO THE PECK. ’ E
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der, 12 oz. can . . 43c
8c
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Peanut Butter
Crystal (lelafine . . 13c
Package M31136!
Pic es ........ 1
A bottle. Sweet Mixed
' no.1 cAuronnm
23c l Onions, - 6c lb.
3 Argo Gloss Starch
Pkg .............. 8c
TENDER SMOKED
' Crisco, - 20c lb. lShoulders, 181-2c~lb.
DURABLE PARLOR B'ROOMS
.. 21c
LARGE PACKAGE
- Gold Dust -
3> . Lusterine Furniture Pol-
ish ........... 19c bot.
lSani Flush . . . 23c can
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Strictly Fresh, Eggs 33c doz.
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Comfort, style, economy—get all.
”these in Our light-weight
summer. clothes
The fabrics are cool, light and airy; they’re made in the best styles; they’re tailored so that
they stay stylish. You never saw a more varied selection of fine hot weather clothes than
"
we have here now; you never saw better qualities or better values at
$25 to $35
\
We still have a good assortment of the Broken Lines of
fizzmmossndsmm at 32:175- - _ .- n-.- _-- -. ~- l
Palm Beach Suits . .3 .......... $15.00
Mohair Suits ..... $15.00 to $18100
Knickers ............. $5.00 to $7. 50
A Special Shirt with Collar to
match.......... .31.65
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The “Sportster,” a new light-
weight Hat ...... . . . . . ..... $3.00
White Flannel Trousers, $7.50 and $10
Golf Hose ..... . . . . . $2.00 to $3.00
Linen Knickers ....... $6.50 to $8.50
ROGERS 6.» ST VENS
Two Stores ' _ 0 g “.
Norwalk 3 ' . 7.1!"
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South Norwalk
AMERICAN MAID BRAND PURE GRAPE .IUICE—éPint bottle 25c
Grated Pineapple, No.2Can 2 for 25c
Delight Brand Condensed Milk, 14 oz. can; 3 for. ............. . .
Another Fresh Shipment of Well Baked
Fig Bars, M2 lbs. 25c
Delight Brand Evaporated Milk, 16 oz. tall can, 3 for . 25c
RICH WHOLE MILK
25“ lb- Cheese 35.11.
EICOffee’ . - - 6. THE BEST lN TOWN
) “uOur Best Oolong, Mixed or Ceylon—For Those Who Appreciate a Cup of Quality Tea ,
' ’ I ea 35C 1b.;
WEBAKE OUROWN ' 1
Smallldeal Loaf ............'
READ.
d in our own shop with th
e utmost care of the but in rediente t
ould understand our claim to it'- outstanding featurei—wnolesofiemue
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.Old Fashioned Hearth Bread 14c
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F loor‘ for the Kitchen
1 meets these requirements so well as linoleum. It is
made mainly of cork, the best non-conductor of heat
known. In summer it is cool; in Winter, warm. Be—
t cause there are no cracks in a linoleum floor, it-is
8:; warmer than the averQe wood floor...
Linoleum is sanitary and easy to clean—it saves you hours 70f
scrubbing. It is comfortable to tired feet, a point-to think of
2% 113?: j,
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if you have to stand at your wp rk. It is durable and inexpeh-
sive. Furthermore, every yard of
In summer your kitchen floor should be cool. But in'
Winter, naturally, you want a warm floor. No floor .
A SAFE PLACE TO BORROW MONE)
IVE LEND MONEY to honest people having steady jobs 611 mm 1“
on HOME FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC Vil'l‘HOUT Ill-TMiWAI.
.Also lend on NOTE signed by responsible persons, and 6:. yummy
owners. NO PAWNS.
LOANS UP TO $300.
Repayable in 8 to 15 monthly instalments, 01 as desired.
INTEREST CHARGED. upon unpaid balances FOR THE L W 'l ,
TIME YOU KEEP THE MONEY. Noth ng deducted in ““1 ”if" !
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NO CHARGE unless we make the loan; 6onsultation and
FREE; everything strictly confidential. SERVICE is com ' ' «m -, ,
‘ and courteous, everything being fully explainedmithout hurnin: ml ,1
FULL WRITTEN PLAN given you Put- youi obligations in om 1 ,6.
Establish a, connection with this SMALIrLOAN BANK that will 1 C"
over and over to be profitable to you.
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' 434 Mill! Street STAMFORD, CONN 3
wSOUTH NORWALK AGENCY—NORWALK MERCHANTS AS .60- 9
. 8 NO. MAIN 3TREET. (Third Floor)
1‘ Applications may be left. at the above address in verso“: 01‘ “I
'- ’Phone Norwalk 14-9-17
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5 is guaranteed Eb give entire satisfaction. Our stock includes _
I 3 both printed patterns and inlaid designs that. run clear through
3 g to the burkp buck and last till the floor is completely worn out.»
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