ai'IbJCle-o—V‘ kg “was i‘x wt mic wq me u a [W e. 1.4..-. .73: a... 39c-59c-89cYa.‘ j 39. - 69c Ya. sm on..." saunas—Sam" - ‘ HUI} A TheSnritfi=MurrayCd ' ,mMainSt Mushroom”; ‘ Bfidgeparté Busy Casnsm y 7 Just received in a host of new pair terns and rich colorings and colored combinations eat our popular low cash prices. if» . . .- Tapestry for many purposes ... 50 inches wide—good heavy weight. 322-2 Yd. and Up 0 Cretonnes, Silica. Tapatex, Colored Madras, Etc. 'All in the new fall pat- terns and colorings. 19c - 25c - 33c es wide. 89c Yd. Plain Colored Burlap +36 inches wide, in brown, green, blue, gray or natural. ZSch 48 inches ' wide —- in brown or green. 39c Yd. Basement—Use Elevator l 50 inch Cretonnes Colored Draperies . in all the wanted colors and colored combinations orings. ‘12.! Yd. u: M x ‘ . ' ”4...... .... .flwM...--_e.__——-—~ neswfirrMufiayCd .. , Advice on Grocery crop in many fruits. Pork and pork products such as bacon and lard have advanced sharply in cost lately as has also flour which will be followed by the cereals and other products) l manufactured from the same base as flour. Eggs. have been advancing steadily for several weeks due first to less eggs pro- duced during warm weather and more recently to the number being cold storaged. Coffee is another article which has advanced due to the Brazilian revolution as well as to rumors of South American control of a large proportion of the coffee crop. . 41'2"th ,'. probability of advances in most if not all of them. Piggly Wiggly fortunately feresaw the advanc " " ' - , _ , , . . _ . es and on the majority of its items is still basrng Its selling prices on costs existing before the advances of the last few weeks. Our customers and the general public are welco ' While our low purchased stocks remain available. .We call your attention to the fOHOWing prices but there a1 I ‘ 'i " ' - ii V: ' ‘ ' - ‘e hu dreds of others equally attractlve, all of which can be seen by visiting the store. All items for sale are in plain sight and plainly priced. -—nice assortment of pat- terns and colors. 36 inch- in heavyweight and beau- tiful combination of col- r Buying! ‘1 The past few weeks have recorded many advances in the wholesale costs of groceries. Canned fruits' are unusually scarce as last season’s packs are becoming exhausted and the present season of unusual weather conditions points to a small - On any grocery article that will keep in good condition at home it is probably ad- visable to purchase in as large quantity as finances will permit. There seems to be little prospect of lower prices in any of the lines mentioned while, there is strong 1-9. _Proprietors or Mira mar Inn Find—~83!!- ‘ view Inn Sentence— Held -Up —_— Turnpike Inn Man Freed ' WESTPORT, August ”Fania proprietors c: three road hon-odio- uether with a waiter from each rec sort were tried yosieday ’ horrors Judge John F. Godillot in Town court on charges of selling intoxl-‘a eating liquors. Stuart Ho“, pro, prietcr'ot the Turnpike Tavern on the Post road was the only one out or the aix,;aeoused to be found not guilty. Hogg's waiter. Joseph H. Kelly. was fined $50 and costs and given a suspended jail sentence dur- ~inga probationary period of one ' ’ year. Domenic Vetromiio. owner of the Miran-.ar Inn was found guilty and fined $200 or. costs and given a jail sentence of 80 days. “caution of which was suspended for one your on his promise to go out of business. Voiromlle's waiter. William Magnet- a. suspended 80 days Jail sentence. flew Inn on Riverside avenue. Snu- gatuck. was found guilty but sen- tence was suspended pending :4 week‘s continuance to obtain ah- stracts of court records tending to prove the accused was twice con- victed on similar charges in the city court or Stamford. found guilty and fined 3100 mm costs and given a suspended jai‘ sentence of 30 days. A surprise was sprung by the stain when it was learned that the prose- cution would be handled by Attor— ney Vincent Kcatlng of Bridgeport. Attorney Keaiing was invited to con — me to these savings ‘9; “ .. ‘1 lot. i I A i ' i i 'L ' LARGE PINK MEAT MELONS 15c | FANCY GOLDEN BAN TAM CORN 39c EACHW. ................ DOZEN ' - BROOKFIELD B U T T - 4 Prints ‘ ‘. ' or I! . h - To Carton .4 V r SUNLIGHT . E R ,1 lb. Net Weight -‘ 4 i c SHERRY AND BARNES XXX_ Kills me: and Mosquitoes, 1 bet. l'ly Tax, 1 Spray a... 31c FLY -T OX - 77c ~ Boned,'R_olled. Fresh Smoked Per Lb. Insures comfort indoors and out .u I r a a soar owns 1: ~ -. m ............ 6° GINGBRAIRJY' per c.1371}? gunman“! M“: 416 N02? scum ’ .. ...... .........7 use: sizr. ............. 2 5° gun's .30?“ mom 256 3mm oorrsa ‘ 47c _’mBmsrmY A ......... . possesses-nucleons. A . m . ............. 99%? 25¢ fitt?&2t:§gg 14c mums 47c M’s SOAP ' m nnnnnnn ‘....- aaaaaaa l .2 son . .................. 259- $232, fine? all?“ _ 14c. it: 9% 901m .. 41¢ 5! o comm , ...... Amz... ...... ..... “"‘~ -""‘ 21° .. mammalian 1.5: m .. gem , A 37., _ L“, 1’: w‘fln . ,l '00; ....... . sacs... ”scum” new 3“" 146 ”WWW“ 4 #7 I] 12 Main Street Greenwich Avenue was fined $100 and costs and given . .- Albert Carrion. owner of the 1301- ‘ * Frank Monu- 1 girl. a waiter at tho Brlview. “'3. ‘ duct the state's case by Judge Godil- . 33 ' fife—«inc .. M WESTBBOOK. Conn“ Aug. 2:.— Residents “32‘ Westbrook.» 'inc‘ludlng members of the town's summer col- ony, were invited today to a recep- tion for Charles G. Dawes, Republi- can vies-presidential nominee. who is the guest hero for the day of Wai- L Republican rally’in Augusto. Mr. Dawes. }t was considered likch iy. would make in. brief address to, . thou invited to meet him. It is not anticipated. however._that he will ” H. s. L , make any extended remarks on tfi‘o. - campaign issue. as are an. given the impression that he will reserve such. ”cache-.101- dates scheduled by the Republican National Committee. indications word for a. lane turn- out at the reception to be held at the Coutanset Colt cluz as word that Mr. Dawes might speak was spread early today to nearby towns slob: the coast and up ‘thefonnecticui. .dsman 89’ Son .“THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE” . @0350?" ' ' The nominee .intends to leave ' . Westbrook late in the evening and resume his trip to Maine. He will leave New Haven at 8:18 p. m. and- arrivc in Br’ swick. Raine, at 7 o'clock tomorrow. morning, continue his journey an hour later and arrive in Augusta about 9:80, a. m. His ad- dress there will be delivered at Island park. a short distance outside the city. and word has been sent M r. Dawes by Harold M. Seawall, Republi- can National committeeman from Malina that most of the Republican state candidates to be voted on in that state next month would be present. Liberal Credit F [L 1 ~ - 47*.aWWWAu—nmmam.“ LANDSMAN’S T The Furniture Event Of The Norwalk’s ‘ Reductions From 25 (x LA NDS M AN , S “Everything For to 14-16 WALL STREET NORWALK 51 MAIN STREET, ANNO ALE 0% The Home NORWALK‘ , CONN. UNCE —— THE TAKING OVER on THE .__.' KYiAUGUSr & SUBURB AN ‘ DAY 7 V BARGAINS -——-—at—.._ RC Rogers and Stev. , —Two swung Norwalk 5.1 N. 5 NEW FALL Hm NOW smart “YOL'NGs” $5.00 .“STETSOX” . $7.00 2 sxarrr snuzs n- my , CUIJORlNln, -, WE live and learn. And the more we learn about ways to save money through the Classified Ads, the better we live. Read them today! 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