WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR DOLLAR DAY ! JOSEPH DAVIS 85 Washington Street. I i i ' ‘ Unusual .Values ! ' THE SILK SHOP Silks—Cottons—Trimmings—Hosiery DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS 2 Railroad Avenue (In the‘New Block.) SCHULTZE’S SANITRAY MARKET Railroad Avenue and Washington Street WILL OFFER DOLLAR SPECIALS Roth’s Variety Store 46 RAILROAD AVENUE Big Values in House Furnishings, Hardware and Crockery. SPECIALS IN SCREENS, POULTRY WIRE, omen 'roons. WHEN YOU VISIT , SOUTH NORWALK ‘ STOR M. South Norwalk Lunch SERVICE—QUALITY. Let The ROSE SHOP . Washington Street SERVE YOU ON DOLLAR DAY T A R L O V B R O S . Only Cigar Store in Town Offering 3 Day Specials — GET YOUR SHARE -— All be Cigars ........................................ 2810: 81.00 AIIOcCigars .......... ......................... 15 for 81.00 All 10c Cigars ...................................... 13 for $1.00 All 2 for 25¢ Cigars .................................. 10 for 81.00 All 15c Cigars ................................... ‘ ..... s to:- “.00 Camels, Chesterfields, Piedmonts. Etc. ............ 7 pkgs. for 81.00 BIG REDUCTIONS ON PIPES AND SIOKING TOBACCO IN 8 OZ. AND 16 OZ. MRS. 2 No. Main Street Phone 1581 SALLY SHOP 52 SOUTH MKSTREET - DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS Ladies’ and Misses’ Dress Ha‘s $1.00 each Children” Hats—Sport Hats $1.00 each WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BIG BARGAINS Big Reductions on All Hats for Dollar Day. 100 PAIRS O’ L'ADIES’ and CHILDREN’S SHOES $1.00, DOLLAR DAY. a MILTON ELWOO ' Washington Stree‘. , \ EVERY DAY IS DOLLAR DAY at Woolworth’s' I Cohen’s Cash Grocery 1&1 WASHINGTONSTBEET. Will Oder Extraordinary Dollar Day Bargains was-on ron SPEOIAL announcers“. Economy Dry Goods Store Washington Street. SOME VERY DESIRABLE SPECIALS FOR DOLLAR DAY .s..r__..._._.m... ...l... llJliE 0F BIG TOP HOLDS CIRCUS MEN minimum t1 " the blood it is ineradicsble. ‘ v opinion among the old- nml these easily outnumber ‘ln “as expelled because of a ’ took place in a. dormitory. ' finer been home. 'l the circus to see the A gerrrvvrf 3 hf‘a‘ ' or the. circus folk, has been “ a world of sawdust and i Si‘f‘nCC where the real in- = sreat show can be seen to ' men are called—and gained , ' knowledge about the pet-- ' ”all has served two years ‘ U‘ars," replied the man. “'1 doing. He thinks I'm a -;- *a'csmnn. I guess. for Over! ’ ‘rlm several letters.” wing for a night's rest. He " “M in his home town had ' spoke French and at?- ' . 'rm in a small city near1 ”.‘Vd extensively in M "y in a business. but drink .U’j“ of him. Retest every- F'lrlrlenly disappeared. HI _"'° rllvlsioa.-trsla.hle . mfirst-as. Returning I“ .re or the red wagons." they 'h only a few months of ' in the “big top." ‘t'nrk World reporter. who. spends a great deal of his amaze. ‘Fint‘i‘l The reporter spent a. ”Madison Square Garden to 'mthins missed last year. lr‘g to sleep he made sev- Is——razorbacks mostly. as ~ "biggest show on earth." .: fellow who had stretched i on a bale of hay in the university in the Middle To See Cmmtry. riih every thought Of re~ [we at the end of the sea- MM. "1‘: have you been with the old gent doesn’t know ” “'0 hit the road I gene!- We aisle another reset-back Hue been a prosperous ‘ to remain there. Heisnsonotabtt ‘1 He has been abroad Six years ago his father ling cit'cus and determined aghe end of the season to quit. That was in 1919. Two stalls away. under a wagon. was a. man of twenty-five who was graduated from high school at tif- teen. He enlisted with the circus to spend a summer, Just for experience. The same season he got out of school he went with it. It's in the Blood "It's in the blood." piped another razorback who was tying his shoes on the wheel of the tiger wagon and had prepared his bed beside the camel. "My grandfather had a small show, went busted, my fatner was in the business and I got into it." said the rough looking character with a mouthful of tobacco as big as his neighbor's cud. “Hey. Bud. take my advice though and don't join the show. It's a hard Job for a young guy. especially a tel- low that has been used to working around an ofiice. We don't get to sleep until about 3 o'clock. some- times not then. and we're always up when the show pulls into a new town "If ya. goin’ to 'join the “big top. for God's sake don't get with the rag gang." The rag gang, he in- formed. are the tent men. A new name for the razorback. 0f the 1,600 men and women with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey. at least so per cent. have been with the show more than five years: 25 per cent. more than ten years and any number mm fifteen to thirty years. ’ M Years With Show. Charles R. Hutchlson. treasurer. has served aim-t torty years. Fred De Wolf, auditor. about the same length. John Brice. detective. has been with Ringling for twenty years and Johnny Agee. horse trainer, came when only twelve. He’s forty- tive now. Tom Lynch. head of the draught horses. has seen fifty-tour years of service and Jim Thomas. who drove the (ll-horse team in the old Barnum street parade has been with theghow for titty-six years. ‘ new Graham. Chart. Bell and Fred Bradse. announcer. manager of seats and ringmsster respectively. have served about thirty years. as have Glyn Instill. menses? of. the side show and Dexter Fellows, press agent. no clowns. huh. Jimmie W. course it. Pat vaiao. who. spade:- Johnson. me Stell- “”u’t‘mult'fl‘ from twentyto tetanus witbit. iagsand Gus Zammert-hame sees- mall ”Intuit-om. 1“. " “sews u". . 4»! m'ssveefl hands-382w deli 4' laugh than to retire and live a life of ease. Small cloche and mushroom hats made from pieces of old carpet are being shown in London. Boldly pat-g are being shown in. Boldly patterned pieces are i used. the brim and top of the crown bound with ribbed ribbon in the pre- dominating color. terncd pieces ndon. Black taffeta is the material most selected for bathing suits, which are often of the tunic type with very short and slightly The most. popular shape in cap to accompany these is the little Dutch cap rubberized and lined or made entirely of the same fancy fabric used to trim the suit. Unique Brass Clock 4% CARPET HATS BATHING SUITS NOTICE \ VAN loose trousers. Honday and Friday—6 to 8 P. It. PHONE 8807 44 so. MAIM ST. REMOVAL E. Barthol, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Lg; Monday, Wednesday, Friday—9 to 12 and 1:30 to 5:30 so. NORWALK, CONN. _Get Ready for 'Fly Time We have a big stock of Window Screens and Screen Doors in standard sizes. They are durably put together, made from a good grade of well seasoned lumber. ‘ All sizes of “Pearl” Galvanized Screen Wire. Come in and look over our large stock of Lawn Mowers. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. ROSENFIELD BROS. 125 Washington St. Phone‘alo Free Delivery HERSHFIELD sauna 1mm ammo MEN We are now showing' the new two tone plain toe Sport Oxford. Made of top grade calfskin. A shoe that fits like a glove. . .Onlyssss‘ PALACE BOOTERY ' Motor Transportation Co. LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING - Daib Service BetWEen New’York‘ & Nos-walk ‘rmmmurmmmmmum. tstiea; Padded Vans team yak _ a mamamcmaksenmmas .......... Ari : _ > f ‘_ 4 can“ .-.. as. ”M “m‘m sseeaeeeeseeeeees' ‘ a3... s sapaaeeseaeses'; * oesa‘ssem” a—apéserfiasc speae' 3....t..
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