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You may be planning a proposed heme, a farm building
go, or remodeling. You will want to know what it ‘.
to cost. and above all. to assure yourself that in invest
u certain amount of money. you are going to have permit
. _ the way to make that possibh
give you materials and service that will keep you coming
to our yard every time you need building material.
us will put our service at your dispo
7 We aim to assist you in the construc-
_ “problems. Instead of merely selling you lumber.
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LUMBER AN“ RmiliWORK '
Cornel‘ Well Boards—(remntpt Stained Shingles.
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Phone 53
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Phone 652
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Just as the automobile has sup-
plied
the transportation
needs of every family. the
laundry of today supplies ev-
ery sanitary need from the
roughest wash to the finest
finished fabrics.
Our telephone is 790 — call us
and a representative will call
and explain our different
services that we can offer
you.
NORWALK STEAM
43 Day Street
LAUNDRY
Telephone 19.
South Nor-walk
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YOU never see the Eskimo kid looking worried!
Of course not. He's proud of his popular drink;
he's proud to see how popular it is when he offers
it to everybody; and he's one of the happiest
youngsters on earth because they £1”ch it.
Your grocer or druggisl sells it by the can
The Clicquo: Club Company, Millis, Mum, U. S. A.
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PHILIPPINE UNDERWEAR
7 Fine of material and exquisite of needle-craft are these
Philippine Night Gowns and Envelope Chemise.
7 Keep in mind that this charming underwear is entirely
« hand-made, not only the embroidery and drawn work, but
too highly, because
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ASK REMOVALS
FROM STATE
FARM 00in
Sage Foundation Prob-
ers Advise Governor
to Drop Eli's. Rogers
or Other Directors
HARTI“()i1l)..’\l:i;. 21,-Rcinmnl
or Airs. livirn \i‘.
i' :«re. (it Until-
den. 8: :I lillh i-tur oi lii- t‘oiim eiit ilt
Stale l'urm lui Women or ‘l‘lllthfl.
or the other six Illl‘lllbl'l’édfll the
Board of lilieclurs was 11(‘Ullllnl-liir
ed to Governor ’I‘i-nipiilon Saturn-1y
by the unused Sago Foundation :t
Niw York of the eompletiim 0! n
thri-i- \veeizs' "study" of the lllrlllll
tion and the l‘ll'CtlllltllluCCs which ".1
to the sudden resignation oi Supt-nit
th‘nllllil Anna M. i'tlt-rson in Apr.
"Lori: or hiumuny nnicng lllv
liniiiil er llir-eturs" \vus cit-ii b)
[{QV. llr. Hastings livllllt'il litilt. .ll
ricto. (ii lac ill..:.;:,iil.en trui'v i;
lhe Saw I t . i.i.'.il.. H. :is 'llli- (um i
olitlnim‘ :3 the-palms oi the no.2.
lllilUll It \i.‘, I...;i~d that \ii.-
Rogl-Is “has in; ..-l Oil un nein:
propaganda (i‘l'.illi‘ lhe lloald. ha.-
ctlllv.‘l.-.wi HilficLIi 'l in" it ill fret .3,
and has nminlunn ii :t rinse -iel.~mt.:
oversight limrieIJltz :i lilt'lllllt s elon-
up Uixrll ”lamina: ili r pi'l:i:«l'2l1
optoeitiun and (‘l.iil'itlll was ioun-J Ii
have been I -:.;Iun:ible for Min
Peterson‘s r. si'.:ii:.:Ion.
Miss i'i'l-nsnii was completely 3:
OIIi-Ialiii .Inil she was ngiiin teiiilim
arily In etiziigl- oi the insulin. '
Saturday night iollowing the um
peeled resignation of Mike Hole” 1
Hazard. who leit Saturday utter hu-
lng acted as superintendent nine
July lst. At the urgent request .I
Governor Templeton. by designa‘len
of the institution directors. Misi
intendency pending the appointment
of a permanent successor by the
Board of Directors.
Governor Templeton. when reach-
ed by telephone Saturday night at
his home in \Vaterbury. announced
that he was glvlng careful study to
the report and would not be prepar-
ed to say whether he would remove
Mrs. Rogers until he had had time
to weigh the evidence. '
It was learned. however. that Dr.
Hart of the Sage foundation nu al-
ready’ suggested to Mrs. Rogers that
she resign. and that she has refused
to do so. Her removal by Governor
Templeton would be the first action
of the kind since Governor I‘ in S
Woodruft removed Frank ‘3. Healy
of Windsor Locks. now attorney gen-
eral. as state tax commtssioner in
1907.
Extrnvegsnce Charged.
Extravagsnco in the agricultural
department of the institution. which
is in charge of Allen B. Cook. master
of the Connecticut
was criticised by the Sage founda-
tion. The payroll for this (lei-art;
_ment amounts to 31.000 .1. month.
the governor that the directors in-
stitute a complete system of term
accounting and other changes in an
snort to "reduce the deficit to the
slowest possible terms."
CIGARETTE. GASOLINE, FIRE
A‘n alarm was sent in from fire
e‘venins. when Harry Ohlmm.wh7o"
was cleaning out on old a ’ line
tank droppd s'rspnrl: from the pits
arette which he was smoking into
the tank. The tankblszed "up. but.
did not injure 'Ohlmsn and by
time twine tire defiant“.
Peterson agreed to resume the super 1
State Gram ‘
and the foundation recommended to .
the“ .
street was tendered as
era! of her I‘rlends.
joyed.
Tile guests
Jennie Domen‘ca.
Antlonette Ganllrell.
Icy. Marion
erg.
Gizy. \irs. Agnrt
reph Serena.
and Mr. and Mrs. 7\\'al
\V. A. Dishrow
had lost the deeds to
in Marshall street.
';-‘- ntv.’ hutlvl‘rw in
5 L00k
SHOWER roll
MISS GIZEY
Miss Mathilda Gihey of Bout-3n
shown- at her home recently by rev-
wero served, music and dancing en-
lncluded: the Misses
Htlen Nerscl. Mary Lyon, Rose and
Loretta O‘Brien.
McQuillnn.
Moore Mary Artoll. Elizabeth Sand¢
Mrs. Rose Eason. Mn. Francis
I-Znson. Mrs. Lottie Artcll.
McGer-y. Mrs Jo—
Mrs. Josephine Poll-1y
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of Crnnhury re-
port 1 to the police Sundnv that he
DI IQTROYING PROPERTY
If on! Fnhrlnlo who
miscellaneous
Retroshments
Marion Gorm-
Elizabeth
Mrs. Paul
ter Iioyt.‘
some property
is eroetlng
North Main
‘reet. nevi to (‘1' limbjy's lunch earl
rcpnrl"d to the pnllce that boyi-
wet-n destroying property in the
building.
WICKED STATUE
s RETURNED
Venus and Adonis '1
Be Departed fro 4
New Rochelle.
NElV ROCHELLE. Aug. 2:.~-—
Venus and Adonis and their dog will
be deported from New Rochelle to
the Metropolitan Musruru of Art.
Frederick Dana Marsh. mural
painter. who wrapped drapery nhoui
the famous Maclllonnies statue on
the lawn of the lphllc Library Sat.
urday. said today arrangements
have been made by the committee
in charge of the sculpture exhibition
at the library to have the offending
statuary group remrned to its home.
“It is too lied" said Mr Marsh.
"that a handful of [H1 rte should
have messed up om perfectly flmf
snd proper ex -ltntion. which we
have brought here as an education-
al feature for Ihe nuhlic. The dc-
eent people of the community hint
to suffer for it."
Policemen have men on
the statue everv nlzht and RV since
it was covered. as it use feared
Vlme one might attempt to remove
Hu- wrnphinv. or don-wire the marble
.mrd a?
Today a policeman saw a woman
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trying to lift I. corner of the tent
which covers the group. and he po-,
lltely informed her that soon she'
will be able to view it in all the un—
adorned beauty at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art.
Policeman Anthony Heller yester- 7
day picked up a. 16 year old boy.3
Paul Kamlckis. who had ridden hls3
bicycle all the way frorrrlos Edge-
wood avenue. “’aterbury. Conn.. to
see the statue. He was disappoint-
ed. Paul said he is artistically in-
clined and if he could see the statue ,
he might become a great sculptor.
WOMEN AS DE’I‘EFI‘IVCS.
London Is somewhat behind New"
York in establishing a school for
pollcewornen. but the Chief Con
stable of the Lancasliire County no.
lice has established n regular de
lective force In his division. 'i‘lli
head of it. the daughter of u when!
teacher. has the rank or llel-(‘llv‘7
Inspector, and is charged wi'h full
responsiliillty for‘nsslsning her do;
tcetive sergeants and detective con-3
stables to ins-esticnte crime. The glrls3
under her get the same trainlv c: a>3
men except as Io drill. Scotland:
Yard has not instituted a r-gulm:
women's detective force. but unmet-l
sleuth! are often employed on cases
in which feminine wiles are l"'e‘dtd
l'sually these female detectives nri ;
well educated. and. sociallv spunklnc 3
upper class girls who know how to3
wear evening gowns and jewels in 33
natural manner. Tllgy frmIm-nlll _
fashionable hotels and
resorts and7
are "guesl*"‘M mg dinners dance.“
and receptions.
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A slight automobile accident cc-.
curred near the plant of the Mon 7
dnrd Oil company Sun‘hv nrtm-
nnon “lie-n automobiles dl'l.""‘l by.
\Vlllinm (“ Halt-cl: of “Pill-VI) ow» 7
new and Arnie lord of l‘avilet'f
Well. i
swarm.» S‘tlFF‘"iD“li each other 7
can were dnmngril consider-m. e i
Thn matter was ultlrd between ’17"
owners et' the “'Ithilnf‘S.
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Vacation Days are N early Over :
WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER 4.
STOCK WINDOW SHADES, ALL COLORS ‘
ARMSTRONG FAMOUS LINOLEUMS, NEW DESIGNS
CURTAIN AND WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES
CURTAIN RODS
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:2. WE RENT VACUUM CLEAN ERS‘ $2.00 A DAY .
é: Which includes delivery, retu m and full instructions for use i
.3: The ideal way to clean up accumulated dust in every room in the house. i
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SUBURBAN DAY SPECIALS IN
HOUSEHOLD
SCREEN DOORS \\'INDO\\'
Light rinish frames
with black and pearl3 black wire.
‘Jlrc. All sizes. Sub- 30
urban Day . . . . $2.49; long.
Dark tinish frames. 3 at ....... .
with black wire. Sub-3 28 in. high.
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“It's Hose If It's Enclosure"
Prompt Delivery
SUMMER
NEEDS
SCREEN s 3 FIREL}2\< COOKERS
Wood ‘frarues Wllh 3 826.00 la: 1
'15.
CnIttp lr'r. » - {hrs-d
in. high 45 in. 1 With \f-Ufi‘ur: Al;-
b‘uburban “a, : minur, A. (.2,
..... 890 f 1‘ it w s :zh‘fi
tn. longld'm‘”
urban Ila: .. . 81.983Nrburbau Day .. 69ci§uburmu “35 “u"
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t'Iiuql'm‘ 51-218 3 DINNER SETS 3 l“.".*““."“‘*‘7”"-5
$1.93. .‘latlt‘ of3 $10.50. 50 piece :fiifl’“? 7'
hard wood. neatlyisets. suitable for .‘m,@; E ' 3 *
striped, 4-baJl set thr- summer co'tage. 33 I. ', .7 ‘ ' ‘7:
sirloin-him Ila). $1.49 Model 101’ sling-riled” “Hugh... In; 5.5;;
— orC'nn. .unia .. M,
PAHOWAX p ( -) n ’7‘“ . "
, Day $0.98‘E15q '. ~
10c. Lord for pre- __ "ullllr““‘ ll)" v.1.
serving. Suhurl‘nr ‘OXGOLICI'NI MATS . _._L‘;" '6.
Day ........ 8(- pkg. Just the mini; for3t‘.\.\‘\'l.\(i (lt'Ti Is
'7—_ 7 7 ‘- in front of sinks or 3 5.2L“ .\I..-;»- r:‘ "r”:
lil'lt‘llluf- CHAIR} set tubs. Inga in. 2.2 ::'*.~ Sr:
$1.5m. llard wood Suburban I) a y 1‘ wm. T5: 33‘» "Ti-1'!
with high back. oak for ________ :59 7 . I’>
finis})_ extra. ,1ng Suhnrlmn its) Sill
and durable. Quhur- TFA Kl "ll-F“ , . fl . , . , . .. .
ban Dav $1.49 (‘1. 33-35 5‘3""- """"“'> 5L“ -l Llil Hill?
—— ' nickel plrted. Sire i m" “m“ ”UH”
JELLY GLASSES Suburhnn my. smo ° “‘7‘" ‘ " "'15:
75c doz. Made of [11, J—.\RQ ,3 -, , .-..
heavy class corrU- “ll; _.,' é“?! Suturlznn Iiay $17.95
grated. 10 oz. Size. . " j“ ‘ . ‘
Fitted with tight in. :‘lgg’n‘:§)ss"gt “3.3
tint: rovers Flthnr- A. ' L ' ‘ s' ‘
ban Day. 2 tier: in suburban Day. 989.. .3.
carton . ..... 31.00 norm}? (“1-th Y 1-“ ’ *
$3.92 Glass front. j 3““ .
1"‘RP‘Y. SY‘T‘S made of heavy Ruc- ‘7'? 7 3 " ..
37.5w H niece s=a Iron. Will in our “'“’ 2L. .. 7.
Sets American made 2 burners. Ashestns' \f “-
assorted design-- FM lined. hulllti'nan DJ) ”at
7S-IV‘erhnn Day $5.95 Suburban Day $3.98 l..\l‘ilil?l3ii"
ere: awn s-‘rcw-‘s ALARM CLOCKS 3 ‘7 *“mll’ .
Japanese fin" $1.49 American? "‘ ' ‘W 71;!
thin china. llluv do- make. nickel lello'l.‘0f ”‘7‘" 3' ' 5‘";
sign. 6 Cups and guaranteed for ono‘al‘lc Y'r .‘x’fzte c.
Saucers your. 3 :ardr n. \llbnrm
Suburban Day .89 Suburban Day. 97ml Ila.“ ----- - 3*
_33 Washington Street
South Nowalk. Conn
959
$1.00
75c $2.79 $3.79
L--.Iies’ Sundials, All Colirs, $1.90. '3
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8 NORTH MAIN. ST. SOUTH NORWA/uf -
l7 ’ ' ' , Ladies’ [Elk ~
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““1 m” Slippm Alt colors and cunt-as and» Oxfords -
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{'j.$2.79'$1.00 $279 $3.79 $2.79 $1.29 5-3
" lion’s Elk SLin Scout. $1.89 « ‘
Children'- Children. “is 30 ’ Slim . 190.7 Scout 3;”. biod' Bo ' Suction ‘
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prime meats. And inn“
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