steel roller bearing in center
vyuorn-QIOo-ni
.yu
The, Only
Safe, Sure Way
There is only one way you can be abso-
lutely sure. of the motor car you buy.
You must find out how it is rnginccrca‘
and built. and of who! it is built.
Hupmobile makes it easy for you. it
shows you a Parts Display—and the
parts are the vital parts. the gears and,
shafts and rods which make the car go.
~ titrullliiuhifllflfllllitiliffill-RHHINIIHH“t
5: ~ Under each part is a card, describing.
._‘ ' the part. the material of which it is made!
' and the construction in which it is used. I
On the card also appears, in red letters, a.
(Inscription ofc/Icaper construclion. So that
you, can. if you desire. use the inior—‘
mation in checking other cars selling?
for as much or more than HupmohileJ
' VAAS'T BROS.
Telephone 1360 and 726
30 West Avenue Not-walk
Chestnut Street. South .‘iorwsaik
t
.4.
VISITORS wsmoun
—means all that the words imply at Elwoodfs large and con-
venient shoe store without the slightest obligation to pur-
chase—-
—drop in as often as you may.
.‘ MILTON ELwoc l)
' - ’ tUNbERGROUNDl
upmomle STILL FOUND
. . 1‘;
6?“
if.
. i i ”f: Clutch Gear and Shaft drop- _‘
i" ‘i ' ' forged chrome nickel steel.
l double heat—treated. unusu«
' .: . ally heavy. An annular hal
7 1i '. chrome nickel steel bearing
. ‘i supports the shalt at each
3 end. Note chrome nickel
_ Store Closes Daily at Six
3 ‘ 122 \Vashington St. South Norwalk
NOTICE. ,
’The property owner who smiles: I“. S. L3 UN
when it rains has a good roof.’ ., ,
WE MAKE THEM SMILE E ; JOB l’ltll\ “NC
The NorwaIi-z Rooting; Co. :
1|: wart-:1: s'riuirr ‘
Phone, 387—2955
South Norwalx.
i Al" COVENTRY
Believed to Be Mosti
' Complete Uncovered;
In State—-—\Vas in 011- i
oration ‘
i‘uVl-ZN'l'lIT, (‘mni.. July l$.—-.-\n
mil l‘:l'0llll(l distillery “as unearth-
ml lvv federal and stain Officers in
7 .1 mm \\'ciincstlay noon on the farm
'c-t' Aleck I‘livmiut-rs in the. hills fll
::\'urth t'ovt-ntr)‘. it lwraine knoun
é_\v.-lrl‘Alll.\‘ when (‘llm‘qum‘s Was ar—
::ii,:nrwl lwt'nro Justice \\'illiam ll.
[Hiking and lineal $300 and son-
'v need to thirty days in jail on
Elm n mnints of liquor law Violation.
l‘rnliil-hinn l-lnfnrrcmcnt Agent
\\'. H.1‘niiuilun. I‘nnnt)‘ Drivrtn'v
:\\'. i-I. .lzu-lumn .‘llltl Officers Benja-
[llllll :mvi itislcy of Hartford. State
;.\Horn«\- .\ix‘nt'n'2~' office who run-
till"l"‘l lli<~ i'nivi. sriy tho lll'Hlt‘l‘Kl‘fillllIl
4-7.vl-l£.-liiivixi \\'.is one hf Ilil' mes:
‘i-ixnlixiitv- |.i~"'\"l't.ll in til". Flatt“.
‘ 'l‘hw lll‘tl- l‘LLT'IrIle'l lllllllllll r " '..\‘
.:.lbI-ll‘ l" l-v I" l‘vvl. lN'lll'tltIl ‘t'ti'l‘
I.tl'|l "'tlttf'.ll"'l. \\ft‘i :i passage \v-iyi
'lvxiniii': in II f-ll"‘l. ‘ilie "Illl'illli'O con-i
‘I-Illt ll nn-lv'r :i lingv' i‘z'i‘l'iun-raiur. ln:
,zhw till”. ‘x‘.llI|.'li \"-’l.< l‘litll‘it'nll“:
"itiniwl :inil l'i'hw] “ith r,l‘l_\' for \4. il-
.l: :. wn :iri-l wrti- r 4 -; III'IJ' m {w
thliil‘tntlt‘ \t'w tout"? Ir- -1\l_v :ll.
.10 prefer charges against the accus-
imvnt should he signed. will be back
‘ lo-ninrrnW.
‘llil‘ll gradually.
‘plUIWI'h‘
I
ion; still lin‘ opedi‘flbn‘. at to indoor ‘ '
still for rescue "use. 89 gallant»:
distilled liquor. a‘quantily of mask
and complete paraphernalia.
The Hartford officers visited
Cheequers‘ pilice last Sunday and
asked for liquor. they stated. but
were refused. They had traced
Clreoqucr by means of liquor sold in
wholesale lots. it is claimed. The
officers stated that Checkqer was
formerly arrested in Hartford on
similar charges.
The case is being further investi-
zateil by federal officers who expect
ttl it was stated.
GARMENT SHOPS
T0 OPENAGAIN
Nl~:\V YORK. July 18.—A call is
pvnding YO-(lfly to summon members
of the International Ladies' (lar—
mvnt \\'orkers’ l'nion hack to work
to-morrow. It was predicted 'that
three quarters of the 50.000 workers
in the local garment trade who have
lwen :lllOl'lId hy the temporary
strike. ('nllt‘d until the. new agree-
'l‘ll'.‘ remainder will re-
.\mwvm«~nt “as finally reached he-
*l\\-~v'n the union and the three mn-.
association at a inc-cling :12;
the lintil McAlpin late yestcriini‘i
'l'ln- «liltirultivs and triction which?
lmvl rv‘suilid in the breaking up nil
inc-tint: the night before were:
and after the nun-rut
lit"
irunvri nut.
‘nuxrt \\.is finally signed all parties
In 1' !\i‘l".“>i"ll satisfaction.
regular price $2.00. at . . . .
Children‘s 80);, broken lots of
reduced to ...............
98c. all sizes reduced to . ..
Black Mosquito Net, 25c yard
Misses‘ Vfliite Princess Slips,
86 \Vasliing‘
Prices I Quoted Below
On Seasonahlc Articles Are Figured \Vith Strict-
est Regard to Economy. it
Full fashioned Pure Silk Hoac in the leading summer col-
ors. pouch. dawn and apricot. square or “Pointcx” heels.
Black Combination Tights. for swimming, regular price
......... $1.39
all our 59c and 50c numbers,
................... 39c pr.
....................... 790
; special, _8 yds. for . . . . $1.50
regular $1.50. at ...... 98c
Women's White Sateen Costume Slips. with colored medal-
lions on deep pleated flouncc. 1). very attractive garment.
regular price $2.98. reduced to .
ALSO MANY OTHER VALUES JUST AS GOOD
OR BETTER.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
....... $2.25
ton Street.
J: 513ch NW"
PALACE BOOTERY
y {1 PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
1‘2" id Summer C learanee Sale
.1
tn;z:.~._ '
MIAMI6&1213238flflflltll Infillmufli‘fi t ’ 1:
b
o
filmiu M m .’ FM
SATIN PUMPS
Low and Cuban Heels.
Values to $6.00. ........
\VOMEN FOLKS I
300 prs. of Canvas Pumps.
Were $3.00. Now ...... 95C
' " “Wear-7"?! "‘fi."2’)? .
. R bbCHILDREN’S PUMPS
u er and Spring Heels.
.................... $1.39
..
LADIES’ GREY SUEDE
PUMPS Shoes
........ $3.95 $1. ‘5
. ' All Heels.
1. Values to $7.00.
MORNING.
r:
AT
ock Tomorrow
All sizes, at ..
All sizes.
At ..........
MARK-OF F ’5
~ ww. .~‘
->- w_—-._ .,. 1.. ,_
ALE
GIRLS' SANDALS
Green, Red, Grey. y $1 95
.......... 0
BOYS‘ TENNIS SHOES
......... ...........$1.29
—
LADIES’ PATENT CUT-OUT
PUMPS '
Low and Cuban Heels.
—‘
BOYS! GET A BASEBALL
FREE
When You Buy Your Sneaks!
,. . Morning. The Norwalks Have
' .333Never Witnessed Such an Event
BAY
$1.95
a. «.5- > W pusswwuwh W :-
J ‘7' .
9
' [inflidgdj'lasz
«8“
Three Groups of Junior Dresses
'At Wonderful Reduction. :1
'All of our latest summer models in the popular styles which juniors ap-
prove. Hundreds of gay coloringsin numerous
some ginghams, dottéd swisscs, linens and pongees,
models—some organdies,
Dresses with deep
hems to allow for lengthening. nicely tailored and trimmed in contrasting
or plain materials. Were formerly up to $15.95.
Sizes 7 to 1‘6 yrS.
‘5
IntheSnlo
Other voilcs and ginghams in checks, plaids and novelty designs with
white collars end culls or other variations of trimminw.
Just what the
busy mother will want for her daughter this summer. And at these prices,
it would be- foolish to think of making them herself.
‘2.50
ing
the
C
The children won't
mind keeping their
hands and face clean
when they use these
novelty soap dolls. In
many colors.
Main floor.
bright
Games
One Half Price
In the Sale .
S u m m e r vacation
time—there’s bound to
be some rainy days
when children will
want new games to
keep their busy hands
at work. All are slight-
ly soiled, but will serve
the purpose.
min noon
Net Campy
for Baby’s Carriage
' 95 cts.
In the Solo
Keep the baby com-
fortable and undia-
turbed during his nap
with one of these mo-
squito net canopies.
They are adjustable to
the carriage or small
bassmet for they are
equipped with an elas-
tic binding. '
. Misses’ Suits. the California one piece
Skirt. attached. Gay, brilliant shades and some in con—
trastmg colors. All wool in sizes 8 to 16 yrs. Sale $2.95
‘3.7 5
IntheSnle
Children’s Hats
‘2.50
In the Sale ,. ‘
Soft crushable striped tafl'etas in all the lead-
shades, as well as navy blue and black Milans
Se end door.
r,
p
which wear so well and look ever so becoming to
youthful miss. Originally much higher priced.
Second floor.
Panty Dresses
‘1.39
In the Sale
mi 22
Juniors’ Guimpes
Voiles and dairy:
lawns to wear “.9".
sleeveless iii-cw»
summer. Cowl 11.21;.
of sizes.
51.39
In the Sale .
n-.
The cutest models of gingham or chambray—one ‘ 3\l/§l
style with white guimpe.
blue. rose, orchid, green, tan .etc.
charming combinations of color.
Regular prices $1.50 to $2.50
Sizes 2 to 6
Children’s and Misses’
Wool Bathing Suits
One Piece Models for children (sizes 2 to 8 yrs)
shades which kiddies most admire—red. blue.
green, also darker models, some in combinations of color.
All wool.
Sale s l _95
style with
Second floor.
Boys! Playmate Suits
‘1
In the Sale
‘.
Jean Suits in. khaki color like the regular Boy
Scouts wear. You don’t have to worry about scold-
Ings when you wear a khaki suit—they don’t show
dirt like light suits. Sizes 3 to 8 years.
Second floor.
Khaki Sport & Play Togs
‘1.25, and ‘1.75
i” In the Sale
All of our khaki sports things are reduced to
these extremely low figures. Sizes are broken and
therefore they must cox—even at a loss. -
' Bloomers. Knickers, .Middiu and Play Suits
Excellent styles—all included in this July Sale.
Second floor
All the most wanted shades.
Plaid gingham: in
. i
l \‘
years. 1 l \
r 1‘
Second floor.
Children's
Bathing Caps
35 cts.
Skull caps in .-.IT .0..-
01‘5 of the ra; Emu “.1:
Inn.-
ming. The citifdrer
Will love to PMrw‘FF or!
of them.
pretty butter: 3'
Children's
Union Suits
69 cts.
"" r. In the Sale
Made of good qualiti
nainsOOk, summC."
weight in Athletic
style. Sizes ‘2 T0 ‘1'
years. Regular PW“
85 cts.
Main ’9‘"
DAILY DELIVERY To SOUTH NORWALK- .
Our delivery car leaves the more at S A. M. each day and all pur-
chases made In the afternoon will be delivered the following more-
Ins.
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