» Irene insect” .
spendingfthe $3199.. , L
I . 3 boys' camp at Becket. Mass.
2 , " . J "L" . . Dumortlcr. who has sgicesfully pass-
. 05E pH DAVIS l _ with 00118! to MMIECh egsms examinations. . expects. to, enter
"r.t;HI/’16TON. STREET , l DRY GOODS STORE‘ I Williams Callege this fall; i
$0 N0 WALK- a' ‘ . - 5 .. ‘ , . . . t r , . - » r
. . R _. . ".3 Under Mahackemo Hotel .0 ’. hSalldeI‘ 1:233:55”: 2:)? 1:11:11“ of: It s the final clean-up sale. of
. l l: e enox . ~ — w o s a . I ~. .
" ‘45-‘17 West Washington Street ‘ i. . . Mm Richard Tjaderx of Tokeueke,' {)mpol‘ted Gingham-I and Katine
,- I' ' ’ ‘ ‘o - ‘ Rowaylion.~ He is a brilliant nlusicion. misses. .
E“ FALL HATS g" ,_ .- -. _ $35.00 Suits . . . . . . $18.80 and has recently received the Pumzer Th . d ’t I 1-,}; II I
. ' . ' ~ - . . , -‘ e meals on even cover 6
\RE HERE fig“ Buses will leave Nash’s corn :- and $45.00 Sluts . . . . . . $22.85 prize. I! cost 101: the “materials . . .
- ' lltnroad street at. 1:30 and 3 o‘clocx ~ ‘Announcement has just been made" . _ . _ . . . _I
."Vtomorrow afternoon for the \Vllton of the engagement of John J. Far-i . . I . I .
. . - 53 be“ grounds. ”' ' r611; 50“ 0‘ M" and M's' Jamgs A" $2.«98 ’ $50 ‘
“‘1 ExPen31ve Either "3” 1i ' Linenjinickers . . . - $6.001 Farrell. of this city. to Miss Maud! -. " I. ‘7
~ 1 G90 C Sjolond of Norwalk has 00 ;Ha,dden, daughter of Mrs. William R 6 Values "P to £15.00 . 7
' A I . u ': ’ ' i' ‘ linton street, Br , ' ,
lung’s . . . . . _ $3.50 F’l I purchased a 490 Chevrolet toiurmi IGOIf Hose . . . . . . . . . $3. ; £003}: of 166 C ooklyn. I .01 l. I _
,3. , car from the agent; W. R. Aust n, o , _ A _, . Sil- - Yer
.. ,3 . . .. . , I. _ . ,_
0X . - - - - - - - $0-00 .3: ' AUSUU 5 Garage. I - ’ Master Joseph Visconti has “luring _ p ‘
, a: ' 'ed to his home in New York city, 3&4 - . .
. , «Storage Batteries recharged & tevenS” __ , . . I .
‘ n - - - - - . ~ 7-00 32' rs .. - er spending a weeks vacation at the, I . . , I
I tSO I s in: l won Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave. age I; , . home of his “naeand aunt, 311‘. and l. wea ers I,
* = ‘ _ " ’ . Mrs. Philip Fume. Sention av -
x , enue, , . . - , .
-INeckwear $1 to $3.50 Ernest Sloan. Court'and ‘5‘“ Buren'c Norwalk s°' Norwalk First distu’c’t. nght welght wool» are most-
» it}, and \Villiam Hyatt attended the St., I . O (liar . I . I
j - , -- - ionic-llrooklyn baseball game in New Edwari B q . . p p .DOW. -
A :fi::fl-‘fl-qnau . ~ . t . omtlh of East meuue
‘1 "tum”. ”gm-mun; York city. .
begins \Ved nesday, Septem-
__.,_.._~_
so Ammo of 17 Chapel Street
I diphtheria currlor
officer.
ortvvl us :1
I (-ri E. 1".‘l'tl‘Ul‘.
a);
health
‘wn party and food s—ulu is being
i, s ultvrnnon at the; Norwalk M.t
”urn umlw {hp auspices of the on 8887 weekly payments. Store open
xxcl l’hiluthcu classes.
iris {£- Gnns. That’s all.
1 1 (union ll<~ will he in Eur- m‘ifl'“ by "- Ash 0" Water sirt‘e'"Jolm Smith on Ely avenue. where
' dirt.“ “p.11“ VT)". Archbishop humped the roar of his car, ioil‘g Goodwin was leading a midnight band
. },.,.‘}mm. “M... .1 lunchpm, in slight damage. 'of roisterers, who refused to go home
.v of Dr. Mum‘urlznul.
4: hildrcn's
I‘Ofillllll'.‘ parry
-m x: Womu-urr :m‘JTlrs. Angus. automobile laws hy driving an autO- "18 \\‘w:‘o“ i‘utrit‘k Scollin- who. after
' ' mobile registered in Massachusetts ‘1 19”th oration, “‘38 fined 37 and
.undor a Connecticut operator's license, had “1‘3 finr- snspcndcd. Mike MC-
cllomill as hostesses-
‘orrow tho annual ('lnmhuko of Alexander C. Lnine. 0t
tnum Hosp Company will
I Alvin's Grove. \Vcslport,
V‘ n. of North Main Firm-{I \\'Pst-'-‘
line of soft hats at O'Bl'if‘ll’li rval s-smto business.
‘ expcclcsl flint flu“ unnnnl ollem- also handle fir!» insurnnrm,
of both tin: Nash l‘lngmooring is an
. -n_\‘ nl Nnnum. and the Norwnl
“forks a! gnome“ Islands.
ld lodny. should the
sufficicnlbly.
luurd H. llnssny of South
Nor-
mns létkcn to }r:xr-v Hospital.
lluvvn. for lrrrnimpnt, Mon-luv.
1: m russod in “11- \Vorld \Vur. Mr.
is n l'rmho-r to Mrs, Null}—
Flnmford Advocnlv.
'—'_———-—-—- I
an» Hill of Norwnlk, was: in town
\w-c-k inlv'rmlmu >mnv“ ol‘ 1hr Wu-
1 in lht~ marbling; lhnl “ills hold
H. (I }In\.vlnr_\'o’lr'>‘,
“'1
wonthor
and
‘ will he ‘hwld this nl'lcrnoon'atw
’rslpori menlry Club with Mrs.
he was arrested last night by tho police.
11
:Il‘
Slum l'm‘ll Oil
ncsnlny. "A \Vumnn‘s llill m’
tn :md \th; .\nu-rivnn \‘Jumr-n
-nd ll " \mx l'w- willjwct w; ”1..
~ ssion.
Dr. Charles S. )lnci’arlnnd has
k
l
“ Forsummcr colds and
cough use
a“. P. C. Cold Tabs and
STILLSON-POWELL‘
CORP.
South Norwalk.
l’. C. White Pine and Tar
9
I
f
l
I.
l I
ave 9
9A.
. ’llmt v~:1vcmge bul- [j
Imu- i. :hc Savings ’1‘
l Bil-Mk“: ' nmcclicllt. 9‘
i . A ‘:“’.‘l:.l. mun has $200 I"
i I': 1;.» ::‘ nnnl. If he 9)
a ‘0" “J ' - week he will i‘
. i"k..‘ l, ‘ . ‘(V' '1 (r1 . 37 A
4 .,..;.~;,.I “"" ,m n
at l“ _ .
4 I II mils $3 per
i “(.I‘IH.“ '. l't'ilcll it in 27
. Hunting .
'. 1,, . ll
| l ;: :r-i var week 6‘ .
“3 ‘ :'.‘u- it in ‘20 '
l mm”: 1‘:
‘ 1" . . " ~
I. III ‘5 ' . ' luriOW the av- ;‘ .v
'lhm .
{14". out a regu~ ,5
lulu: Mun to RISE ;\
‘ ' w val-ZAVEILAGE. I!
Olen Monday Night
The Croiut & Knapp (30., of South
Norwalk, have purchased an F. 13.
Chevrolet Sedan from the local agent,
W. R. Austin, of. Austin’s Garage.
l ____#_.————-
I John Johnson. oystornmn. of Logan
'strccl. Howuylon‘ has contracted with
~loval ugcnlbil. A. Hcgclein for one of
Ithosp {unions one~pipc heaters.
Douglas Fowler Te_nt, No. 11. will
hold a special meeting on Monday
night inwegard to moving and it is
desired to have every member pres—
ent. '
——Hnrrls & Guns. That's all.
The alleged violation happened in
Berlin. Conn.. last July 4. The
acouscd placed his automobile a:
bond and was scheduled to appear,
‘howvver. and the case went over.
i
—Bny your Vicar-ma. at Donnelly'
DRINKIXG PARTY IN COURT.
Several of the Members Fined "Hy
Jude-e Vasburgh This Mourning.
Thomas Goodwin was fined 87 and
costs for drunkenness, and 810’ for re-
sisting an officer, in the downtown
court by Judge George H.
evening's until 8 p. m.
Carleton Marshall. - of Orchard
:strect, while driving his car up W'est
llVl‘llllr‘ yesterday. reported that 11 our arrested .at midnight by Patrolman
when advised to do so, but_ insisted
Accessories in accents loud and clear. “\Ve won't
‘ ,go home. we'll have another drink",
Others in the party who were ar-
rested and who were lined this morn-
-—Full line of Auto
uron Kuhn.
I Charged with having violated the
Samara. who accompanied Howard
llogar‘ins to this city from Hartford,
,to allow the latter to get a clean col-
lnr. was fined 57 and costs, as was
llolrui xlus.
,...---... 0
Fair street.
t _ ___.__._.._
'izm- Tl, Downs. adjutunt Frank C
Godfrey Post. No. 2. A nit-rival],
Legion. has entered thr‘ILnstigu‘nI: “:13 I-\\'()l'LD GIVE 'flERMIAXY . -
lllunlilt‘ 'l‘raveller's Insurnncv and will] I‘ “3031.!le “13"“.le
Mr. Downs I ARIS; IAug. -b. T‘ (AssocIIaIfcd
who was Irt‘ss)-I»rltish reparations officials
“ _w1ll urge that Germany be given an-
iotlicr hearing by the full membership
of the reparations before final dowr-
nlinution of the reparation qucslion
[is made, it was learned in an author-
itative quarter here today.
—_.______________
COTTON .‘lILL ()N FT].L TDI'E
over-sens Vela-run
-.grlssevl during the war.
—For real painless extraction go
Dr. Dcltz. 47 South Main street.
to
This nvlgnlng. should all well:
Bliss I‘lmcnce l’ohlmnn cf.
3!?1'1-23'onImi. who is to run for C "ZYIH‘SS pAlVIllaxcn Mass.. Aug.- all—“Fil-
in this district on an independent lium I). ’l‘wiss. agent of the EX'er‘tt
.lin'kvl. Will speak from steps of the Cotton Mill. announced today that full
Norwalk Lihrnh'. during Which time limo ope-rations would be resumed at
sin will outline her platform, which lln- plum. next Tuesday at the wage
is one of righteousness. Erato in effect bcforc the textile strike.
l'l‘ho company employs approximately
],\0tl pvrsons.
go
Tho cusp of Joseph Yuola. of 3G
Charml street. charged with the theft
0: fifwir worth of silks from> that
‘lvlv nrlwrsnn and Erwin company plant:
in High street. where he was formerly'
Inmld watchman. was continued unlil
S: w- mhr-r 2 by Judge Nehemiah.
“mum-p this morning in the uptown"
wrt. i a. .31
That‘s all.
He's Wane Than a Nuisance.
As vinegar to the teeth and as smoke
to the eyes, so ls thé sluggard to them
that send him.—-Solomun.
-—————~—-——_..__.
Wasted Time. -
To argue with one who. is under the
. delusion that he is always in the rlglit
‘ is waste of time—Albany Journal.
——li;1rri.~; ‘& Go ns.
Vosburgh .
this morning. Goodwin having been'
lher home 6 Fort Point strt-Ot.
and Spencer S. Adams of the South
Norwnlk Trust Company, have gone
in Mr. Adams‘~~car for a vacation frip
,to Mead's‘ Mountain House. in the
Catskills. ' .
01n- Iasso'r'tment includes all the,
fashlanable colors. . -
, $1.9: moans;
All Sizes. f
Miss Gladys Farrington of Schuy-
ler avenue. Stamford. has been enjoy-
ing a .week’s vacation in New Canaan
and Norwalk.
Mrs. Mary Fera is visiting with Mr,
and Mrs. Philip Fumo and Mr. and
Mrs. Pasquale Gaudieme of Sentoin
avenue. '
The Home of Good Ci'othes’for
Men and~Womem
1' method of exiling its oppogents in
I do Mark. ' that}: more
man hen-crushing- them,” her
Continued from Page
I, II‘ -V ,—_—_’ .
* viet Russia‘s ekternal. and-
o.
One)
DASIHTRI’S MILAR DAY.
- Ba in Fons . 7 »
. .. internal,- ~, rgaI ‘tfuctsiiaxr’t for Sex}
problems; He explained ‘tllat Russia? Eighty—seven or fianbury’s ‘wsae.
.'«$nréo‘ga:°t;1::nqh?u that Premier Le; awokemorchauts have united to etch
and at them 1111: Ellen-needed ré‘a’l. IspecIial inducunenls to purcha‘sers.
f ti . I . me, 181118111 per- . Their eigh annual Doliur Day will be
ec y in touch ulth the problems of . held Tuesday. .Mjg..2§, and many artir-i
r-state. . i cles worth much more than one doling: L
M' Trotzky declared * will go for a dollar on that day. while!
- Government prefers humane one dollar discounts and other pfopfiré
' tionute arrangements will greatly our»
_. tall the .prices of many worth-w:
added int reply to a, question. that the; purchases. ,
political freedom of party organiza-‘
tion will be restored in Russia only
:when the p’owor 'of capital is broken.
Regardingthe American Relief A‘d-
that the Soviet
the ,
, Russia rather than crushing them. bu?
GOXCERT 1’1: TOKEEi-EKE (ELISE
The coming of the Lenoxm String
.. 4...... ..
I Iquartetio (he Tokeneke club. F256;:
ministration, the Minister explained 5591318111109? 15h at 8530. presents-",3
that he considered it not only a 1111- T, rare opportunity of hearing exeelilédi‘le
‘manitarian organization. but also “an 7 al music. This quartet is for-methyl;
instrument” through which America former members of the Letz quarteti;
could be infdrmed of ‘Rusgan cona1_;the'.London Royal Academy of Music,
'tlons. He added: " the Berkshire quartet, and the Chains?)
I “I am tranquil regarding ,flie re—‘Pl' Music Art Society or? New Yer
”suits of Ifiielrvinvestigations." I ..Their music is rich in emotional as
l’ He expressed {He opinion Gfi’well as menli‘ni appeal. The patron-a
France “’33 adOp’ting the very. tactics ' esses are: 3’
:needed-to drive Ger-Em into revolu-‘ Mrs. Richard Tjadcr. Mrs. John
fitm- - ' ’ ’ Sherman Hoyt. Mrs Gerret Smith,
i, “If France; by...invading the Ruhr Mrs. Charles Bates Dana. Mrs. new
‘and with the assistance 0ft Poland. ert ‘W’itherspoon. Mrs. Willem 'L.
Igprecipltated a new European conflict. Searies. Mrs. George Penxicost, Mrs; ,A
jade you think [Russia could remain Stephen Dorr and Miss Alice M.Swift.
JDESSIV‘G?" he was asked, and his re- . V ,
I131)? W115: -"I doubt it." Vibe occa- MIAMI-BARBADOS CABLE OPEN. '
sion came for a revolution in Ger—l WASHINGTON. ' Aug. 26.—$fie‘
Imany, then, said Trotzky, Russia and j Miami-Barbados cable of the Western ’_
'Germany “would form an unconquer-EUnion‘ Telegraph Company was 09651-3
,able bloc economically and agricultur- ,‘ ed for business'rtoday. Use of thesfino'“
.ally." Thisassertion. of course. wouldlof communication between Nor-thong?
'ébe misinterpreted in _America. wherelSouth America has been blocked :59
'he added, laughihgly‘,‘ "I am in badI'rmore than eight Imonths by amen-t-
3.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blake olisIISey-
mour street have returned from :1 vu—
cation‘ trip to Maine.
CONNECI‘ICUT PATENTS.
The following were “issued August
I List compiled at offices of
‘Wooster & Davis, patent lawyers,
Bridgeport: ,
Harry Chilingirlan, Bridgeport, safe-
ty gas stove with‘kitohen cabinet.
James A. Fray, Bridgeport, shearing
dies for spring plates.
Michael Hawie,» Bridgeport
rustless buckle: hose supporter.
Carl E. Peterson. Bridgeport, buck-
le.
.Helcn Johnson, of New Canaan. is
spending a few days with friends in
Nor-walk.
-a.
Lewis Fumo is spending the week
end in New York city.
Deaths and Funerals ‘
Funeral of .‘II’S. Bengali.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Ilea- ‘ _ Y .
gun was held this morning at 5:3“ Frederick Garguilo, Lew IHaven,
from her late home. 45 Bolder) ate- radiator for internal combustion en-
nuc. and at 9 from St. Mary‘s church. glues. , .
where a requxem mass was sung: by! {affed C. Gilbert, New Haven, toy
{ext John \Vulsh. Mrs. Irving Huym- : blinding construction.
as sang the solo “Ave Maria" and. us' Allred 13- Erhardt,
the cortege was leaving the rlnn-cl,I;D0rtable electric motor.
;s:ing “Lend. Kindly Light." Tho pal]-! hIGeorge A- Boomer.
'lmnrers were Arthur Kelley, l-hlwnrd;s “d8 holder for threaded
fEnson. John Barrett and Sylvoslwr‘lamp SOCkEtS-
Droiherton. Interment St.
Mary's cemetery.
Waterbury,
wa ~ in
b I display case.
E Thomas Claffey, New Britain, hack
Miss Lam-K C. Baker. lsag frameé
Miss Laura. C. Baker, «lmxghwr of. 001‘30
- - hitch
. . d ‘ *2 i ,‘< , '
{the Inn In. Treat-HQ mom .1. 1 at' Peter F. ,ugenbmunI
this s
'lock.
morning, aged 34 years. 'l‘lu- funeral ; ~
will be held from the laiv homo onl Theodore A" Holmberg, Slaxnford,
Monday afternoon at 3‘23“l Owl?“ ‘ and illei‘txfrxszsysst-em-
will be private. Interment Will he m :cream dipper
Riverside cemeterY. The averaged . . w" ‘
is survived by one brother. liar? 1331“ Gdetano Loforese. Green“ 1‘31" auto
- > I mobile attachment.
er of is City and her mother. She , , N C
’ ‘ .- anaan ar-
was for a number of wars :1 teacherl Hour) G' Ixnobcl, 8W ' .. —
' - . q . , . 'tificiul hand. - . ,
$..§i‘2".‘.‘.‘32§ i???£“a€?.l.‘;3: ”9“” Joseph omen. Mayan. horseshoe.
- 3. ‘ Trade Marks. -
Cheney Brothers. South Manchester.
woven. knitted. netted textile and pile
fabrics in the piece. .~ »
,,
Driggs, Southington,
New Weapon Against Mice.
A way to kill mice (without cats)
has been discovered in Australia. A
powder recently was tested by sprin-
kling wheat with it and fastening hun-
gry mice in the bins; mice died with-
out eating _the grain.
BEECHAM’S
FEELS
Allr'wwl to have allowed a runny-“ar-
0
old hov to drive hie automobilo- inl
'. " : . Must ‘Be Partnership.
[Just .\orwnlk. Charles (‘raug of L"! I‘ -
; Often and again. a man who falls in
Makes it Easy for Tourists...
.In Toklo each street car bears the
number of its route, and inside is a .
1m «lemme—
l‘Itllir; uvvnuc. was arrested last night. .
by sultr- Policeman Gorgas. Exami-lms SCheme 0f life mum be made 3..
nutioxndiscloscd that Cl’qlg'did notlsuccess If some capable mun WOUXd;
have his oporntor's license with him. take him in hand; bllt he‘d have to bel
in the» uptown City Court this morn» Willing. ]
inc. before Judge Nehemiah Candee.
' colors.
comprehensive map of the city circled
by lines of many colors corresponding
to the numbered routes. The tourist
N0 BETTER MEDICINE
FOR MY KIDNEYS
l
(2). .R'evolutionisls had proved that
WeSt Haven. 2
electric
()smer J. Lashar, Waterbury, meat
. Hodge, New Britain. plow ,
Stamford, l
repute.” I . ftroversy' between the Western Union‘- .
Trotzky’svjaw hardened when The {and the llnited States GovernmE‘E‘:
ASSOCIatEd Press correspondent asked ’President Harding yesterday signer} a; ’
’if the Government had‘ any intention l neensp authorizing the company fie?
of restoring the liberty of political or- hand and operate the cable at mean:
jganizations of Rfissian parties other “Beach. Fla. ' i ,
' than the Soviet. , '
“When capitalis is beaten." was. ' UFFER FROM _' ,, .
his answer. m ' AIRMEN S EXPOSUQEA .
.With reference to the recent decree CALCUTTA. Aug. .25" Captain,
of banishment for political offenders. l Norman MacMillan and Captain- Merl.
Trotzky said the trial of the Social lins, upon arriving at» Chfllagwg—émf
in the their around-the-world flight, "3093*“
event Russia were attacked from ; ly abandoned by Major W- '1" Blake
abroad. those persons who were con-[were taken to a. hospital, sniffing-I.
stantly waiting for a chance at the severely from exposure, accordmgrltoa .
“Government would become agents for a.messa;ge received here today. "
DANBURY DOLLAR DAY ’ I;
TUESDAY, -AUGUST 29 ‘3
87 of Danbury’s Leading Merchants, Representing All Lines of Trade,
“’ill Unite in Giving ,
BIG BARGAIN FEAST
You Will SaVe Many Times Your Carfare and Get Val
disc at Unheard of Prices.
l
I
uable Merchan- I '
COME UP AND STOCK UP.
m‘l I
* 'I ll
”Wm!” urn:
I.” ' .
WWI TO mun WELL,
so well. in fact, that you willwanttOf -j‘
patronize us again and again, we alga , ‘
gesa a. visit to this restaurant for din- ,
ner. The spotless linen and silver and Ti
glassware, the faultless cooking and?"F .
service, the quality of the food, Will
surely please you. .-
SAVOIA RESTAURANT ?
54 South Main Street.
South Nomalk.
I.
finds his war by merely matching That is what Frank Miller of Bing—
ham Canyon. Utah, says or Foley Kid—r
hr was fined $4.83 and costs. The fine
ney Pills. "I was so bothered with
was rumitted on payment of the (to—sis.
death. 4 While you sleep;
while you are busy else~
where, this bank does-sentry
duty Over your money.
.«nonAujBANKj
«r ,
50““- W 0”“
m 1:
kidney trouble I could not work and
"v-r. the many medicines I tried did me no I'
___ l . N «(3‘5 . \‘X .4" r1; .-—‘ good. I took -just two bottles of
NOTICE. l 9-1372 . M “t 1" Foley Kidney Pills and they put my .
I will not be responsible for any bills .f r I ' ‘r “W on my feet and at work again." Why
murmured by anyone under my name, .1 NAME M (Wk 1115 . inner when this reliable medicine for I
WALLACE DASKAM. . . idney and bladder ailments is so
‘ on ‘ or"; easily had. Prompt and tonic. Styli-
"10 . . """h-uu ‘ 1' “Tr-c... non. Powell'Corporatlon.—-Adv. "
, lit/:12 ,; ,. 1625’ -,
N. Y. BANK STOCKS . .. , ”4 m . I --
WE SPECIALIZE m N E w . @ . - Nat
v o R K BANK AND TRUST ; d”- . _ ”- "'” ' a; , I -
STOCKS. ' l . . I or , . ; .
l : l _ u" I : . - E .
- r . « l . L .
ASK us non QUOTATIONS . I [I i 2 ; .II Var m . _ 7197f)"~ . .,
' ’” "" '1 d’ 'd'al‘
Maples & Goldschmldt , g, g; m. n I”; u ' . '
--Te.lophono 153, 1544, 720 ’e ’ j
-- . < - ms- . . '
720“ reahzes 311st how vmuch
. / 1" mu- 1‘ help a good Bank can be .I.
a . II 20 ' . \ ;_ I719.- to huIn. Irt. needs’actual'“
0N . 9. ' ~ expenence of a Bank ac-
. ' 27 Vim.“ ’ ‘ i ’ ”’2‘ : count to make onetappre- ,
' . A 4 ‘l' 5. 0;... ‘ cialt‘e 'it’s comfort, con- .
GUARD w m... my. mom
‘ - ' ' I "o ' , . and General Satisfaction.
’ While the ArmYIsleGDS, the ’ _ ;- I. I 9- ’75-. Open a-cheoking account. v
Sentry watches. He walks . ;. "3 , , Large or Small.
his beat and knows that the . I j ,
'penalviy for falling asleep is -
q——p-..
4: that high grade quality furniture can be' sold attire lowest
* ,were already the lowest, then you
' ,, tion of the importance of this wonderful opportunity.
our Mid-Sumner _ , I f
. Offérs Values Greater ThanEve 3:191:35
Again this great home-furnishing institution demonstrates
, prices.
. When youstop to consider that our‘entiré stock is thrown
iinto this-great select 1510 30% “
beginirto have-some concep-
Comea's soon as pogéible if you would wish to‘talre ed-‘
n.p...l..
4" vantage of this‘money saving opportunity;
Norwalk Chronicler