down carpets, fill cracks and paint old flOors that
. 0 beauty and service.
laying of hardwood floorsjn their home.
cost no more than a. carpet and lasts a. lifetime.
never were intended: to be exposed or finished‘t'or wear.
Hardwood floors are never discarded, but give lasting‘ 5-
That is why no one ever regrets the . _._...___.
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Our Oak Flooring is accurately manufactured, uniformly
.graded and produced from oak thoroughly seasoned. First
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LUMBER & MILLWORK
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ii GIRLS’ SUMMER DRESSES
Ages 6 to 14
$1.98 T° $4.98.
JACOBY’S
12-14 No. Main St. South Norwalk
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Buy children’s shoes that will satisfy you in service,
style and fit. Educators have a reputation for
long “ear that is unequalled.
Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes from infant to adult sizes.
Priced from $3 mg to $6 09
81 Washi nation St South Norwalk
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Be Out on Bonds,
Make Getaway With
Auto from Garage
SEARCHING
Machine Speeds “A’Wa'y
While Garage Pro-
prietor Ls Outside
Pumping Gasoline
SANFORD. June 9.—
By a clever ruse two men. believed
to be two of the {our arrested in
connection with the seizure ot a
truekload of beer and later released
on bonds of $1.000 each, escaped
with a high powered "sedan Satur-
«lay afternoon. taking it from the
lloll Street garage where it had been
Lln‘rd and held as evidence in the
(.HS’I‘.
Police'are searching for the miss-
lm: automobile and officials in other
cities have been given a. description
of the automobile and the numbers
on the markets it bore. From the
description given by the garage pro-
prietor ol' the two men whotook the
car the police believe that they are
two of the men released from City
("0111-1 11. short time before when their
men had been continued.
The missing automobile. a. large
sodrln of expensive make, had been
stored by the. police. in the Bennett
'& Stevens Garage in Bell Street
slnr-o the seizure of truck and auto—
mohile and the arrest or the {our
New York men Thursday morning.
Early in the day Saturday a. man
mum to the garage and asked if
ill-1‘0 was a sedan taken bydh oilco
:11 HI!“- n‘nmgc. lie was to that
llirrn was not. About 1 o'cloek Sat-
urday afternoon one of the two men
who later took the automobile came
into the garage and saw the auto.
lin told the garage proprietor that
ho was going to fix it up with Pros-
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tho, car and asked that the auto he
l1ounht out on the floor and washed
so that it could be. taken as soon as
permission was giv.cn
Man Returns.
Around 4 o'clock the man return-
ml and talked for several minutes
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5 59.00
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127-131 WASHINGTON ST.
facial 5964151'ta‘I/lZZC/d/o
CKER F URNITURE
The Opportune Time To Buy Wicker
F Urniture Is During Sterling’ s
REMOVAL SALE
You will find all the latest creations here in wicker furniture in both Reed and Fibre,
color schemes featuring our splendid showing.
$225.00 liPIEOE SUITE
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Now . . . .
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Sterling Furniture Co.
«vllh the garage proprietor in his
may/27$
thel) emocra
office. As there were several cus-
tomers of the garage in the office at
that time the owner of the garage
wanted to get rid of the man and
went out to pump gasoline for an
auto :11 the curl». expecting that the
mnn would follow him.
\Vhlie he was outside a helper in
the garage came out and asked if
the man had paid the bill on the
sedan. He replied that the car was
not to go out and was told that :1
man had just driven down the street
in it at a high rate of speed.
The man who talked with the
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garage proprietor in the office while
his companion escaped with the car
NHL 5H”
Thomas J. Walsh, the center from Montana who to given M
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mgl) t. . “32°... 6021! convention. Pat Harrison, senator tron: Mil-
zldppi. in temporary chairman and keynote speaker.
was missing and it was believed that
he left by the back door of the
garage. The helper in the garage
“ho saw the car dri\1:n out said that
he saw the (no men come into the
garage together and supposed that
the other man was in the office pay-
ing his hill '51) he did not think it
polite o: the man “ho droxe irony
in the swim: it is thought that he
nus Saul \ilnklcr one. of the. four
men arrested in the beer seizure.
The mixer three men out on bond are
Albert \i'erin. Charles Stonithai and
James Shannon. '
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(Pitts Irgh Chronicle Telegraph)
A new .marricd man bought 1
rabbit and asked his wife to make
:1 rabbit pie for his supper. He re.
turned homo in the evening expect-
ing to mm a. good meal awaiting
him, but instend he found 21$ wife
in tears. "\Vcll!" he exclaimed.
"what's the mailer. dear?" “Your
stipnrr isn't ready." replied his WiCe.
between sobs. "l'vo been all the
afternoon trying to pull the hair:
out of that rabbit."
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$169.00
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$249.00
($319.00
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NORWALK f
5101\n- l's filer.
They had had one or their usual,
upon; because hubhy was home. late
' 1‘1 r dinner.
“You're always late."
:ho raid imllxnuntly.
.3. the cIurch the day we were more
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rind."
“You.“ 'ho manned. hitter-i},
"hut I wasn't late cnouxh.‘ '—--T‘he
I‘..thfinder (\Y ashinston)
Challenge.
The Nutmeg: of East Norwnlk
Piuilicngc any iii—~18 year old team
In Stamford or vicinity. Prefer-ring
Noroton and Darien Jrs. The Nut-
mcgs have no homo grounds. For
Information call 558-3 Norwaik .or
1111:1111 ("lift \Vood, Box 341. South
Norwalic.
Thr- practlctng musician who is
not 11 11111-1} in public health nork
11 not he an efficient public health
1 h‘fflcv. l‘.
COLORS GROWING
LIGHTER AS THE
. SEASON ADVANCES
wrong: when the nor was driven 0111. f
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
A BATHING SUIT FOR ALL
LADIES’ BATHING SUITS—All the new models in catchy cc.
or combinations. One piece models $3. 50 to $10. 50.
BATHING‘SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS—One and two piece
styles. Many colors. All wool, $3.25, $4.95, $6.00 ,
WOMEN’S BATHING TIGHTS AND STOCKINGS
BATHING CAPS 50c to $1.50--BATHING SHOES 11.110.11.15
“KIDDIE” ALL WOOL, ONE PIECE SUITS $1.50 to $4.00 i
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Continues all week. Women mar-
vel at the very low prices on such
dainty pretty "undies."
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The N. E. RYAN CO.
86 Washington St.
— 1‘ SPECIAL FOR T I 1 —'
HOLLYWOOD ] RECORD BREAKINGHVAEUE‘; E E h
STRAWS C O A T S
ALL THAT'S NEW PsoiilrlftLTwilll
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SUPPLYCO. EVERY DAYJS BARGAIN 1111'
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S E R v l C E 45 Wall Street Born 31k
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WHOLESALEANDBETAIL . ,, - -.
Joannas . .
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AND OTHER no“; 1113038. raucs THEATRE BUILDING
. THIS IS STATION T. P. B.
Eshmatégvgl‘leerfully Broadcasting from Palace Theatre Building.
'- Fashions in white shoes, models that will be the seamz. s most
2 WALL STREET é {$3 use now 0: View at the T.P1.fB. Station. 12013111.:
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TEL. 324
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Our May Sale 4
Children delight in taking part in the 1111-2.
of the day, so too do they delight in 11191:}. ' "
and dressy oxfords to match their daintx 11 15: .
So many styles, too, to choose from at 1
ing prices.
MILTON ‘ELWOOD
122 washington Street, South Norwaik
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WALK-OVER
SHOES
For Men and Women
THE WALL STREET
SHOE STORE
37 Wall St. Nor-walk.
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIS‘I'
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Agent for Page & Show, Pork &
Tutor-d, Green Seal and Bowen’s
. Cannes.
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TWO Day Sale-Lowest Price
Graduation and June Wedding Sale;
Saturday, June 7; Monday, June 9
Get all your gifts here in the line of 11111219,:
Jewelry, cut glass and silverware.
You will appreciate buyingoat this store.
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LEON AGRONOV, Prop.
123 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TWO Day Sale-Lowest Price
GARDEN, GRASS, GRAIN SEEDS
Tomato 111m cannon PLANTS, ONION SETS
GENERAL ones and magma shamans
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LONE FEED mumCO
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Norwalk Chronicler