RKE
z'uhllc‘d
I'mzll‘d
.11 Hay
all;
IZ‘II’
"‘n.
)im‘hriing
~'1. or so.
I. WEATHER
:ECTS PRICES
by Supply Is Re-
19th -- Asparagus
d Eggs Firm +
:1 “berries Lower
by the Bridge.
Bureau
of the
of Agriculture,
6.).
working
runclirlmxs~0ff0rlngs of
mun nearby sources were
0 :15 rapidly
, :‘.1.~ 513115011 of the year due
.. .11 average weather 01
Prices there-
as 1101'-
down to
~. in :my great extent on
.15 class of produce.
(izmdeliorns.
aspara-
e'st. spinach also holding to a. f rly
iflrm tone as it was not as :12er
by
prices even with late last week 1‘01-
most at them. Rhubarb and dande» 4.
‘iions ‘"more the weakest items on thin
list willie asparagus was the firm--
offered from southern sources as
last week. Only a iew hot house
radisheg were brought in. »
Onions Were 111.111.1111.; more in~
terest than any at the southern
vegetables today as decreased or-
terings at Eastern markets was re-
suiting in a. sharply firmer tone for
them, prices showing a gain over
late last week of am; or Jm'ore per
bushel crate. Strawberries contin-
ued to en‘ive in fairly liberal supply
with average quality and conditions
showing some improvement over
last week, best offerings selling as
high 115-251: while poorer grades
were down to 180 to 200 per quart.
New potatoes continued to be of-
tiered in fairly liberal supply with
the market for them showing a
slightly firmer tone the!) at previous
reports. Cabbage was barely steady
Carrots and beets were steady at
unchanged prices ~
Eggs were showing a. slightly
gathered. .33» 35;
“gm-1111s: 'riAfiples.
boxed 3. 75-4. 25 box;
7. 00- 8. 50 13111»
“A" , 8:14.68
ungraded 1. 75-2. 50
.bu. .. grapefruit.‘ 4.50- 5:00 box: or“
. .nnges, 6.004.510 box: strawberries.
..18- 25 qt. ‘
Vegetables: Asparagus. native and
Long Island. .20-.25 1b.. New Jer-
sey. .-15 .18 1b.; beets, new outdoor.
2. 25-2. 75 bin. hotbeQ. 1..00-1 25 don.
bunches: cabbage, ' 2 .25 3. 2i bbi.
crate: carrots, old {is-1.00 bu., new
2.25-3.00'bu.; celery. stalks 1.00-
1.25. (102.: dandelion: 35.1.00 bu.:
lettuce. sis-1.25 692.: onions 3.00-
3.25 'bu.: pursuing. ‘wnshed 1.00-
1.25“ 1111.: potatoes. old .70-.80 bu..
new 6.00-6.50 ,bbl. .. rhubarb. .04‘. 05
..90-1 10 bn. ., scallions.
tomatoos, 6. 00-7. 00
lb.; spinach,
.30-.35 doz. .
crste 24 qts.
Poultry and Dniry Products: Eggs
per doz.. Conn. new laid fancy, .37-4
.40 Conn. hennery, .35-.37: nearby
western. ”31.:96
£5ch " western :
live fowl. .30» 35 1b.. broilers. .50-
1‘2 ‘11-. 111;» '
veal. .11-. 19 1b.. lamb. 18-38 lb.
Hay and Grefil (Deeiers' prices
at «door per 100 lbs.) Hay. No. 1"
2.70-2.85: Wheat, 3..50-3 75; bran.
1.80-1.90; gluten. 2 .40-2. 50;; cotton— . '
seed meal. 2. 60,2. 70; scratch grain.
3. 25-3. 40: dry mash, 3. 00- 3. 55. a:
Farmer Must 86 Content
Q
= General prosperity can not be
built on a. decaying or discouraged
agriculture. Unless the farmer can
keep his debts paid his premises in
order and his ramily contented. 1111-5
less he can educate his children and
be assured of. a. fair return both on .
his captitn’l invested and on the
time he spends at his business. the
whole country suffers. \Ve are all
in the same boat with the wheat
132111.111,
.65 1b.: dressed fowl. .30-. 36 1b.:
011 ’ on .
7 . . .
Values Values
grower and the‘stock raiser.
. if
.. Growing ‘
‘luin and Wall Streets ,. " ‘
Phone1008-1023 "
Norwslk, Conn.
Siout Women as well as tlié Slender Silhouette Will Be, Interested in
this Special S'ale. SiZes 16 to 46.
STREET, PARTY ‘AND ‘SPORT
STYLES ALL AT ONE LOW
. PRICE
All new dresses just received, selected by special
buyers of women‘s apparel. The styles are au-
thentic Spring models, Sized and styled to meet
the requirements of the large and slender figure.
Pulchased under conditions that enable us to of-
fur them at these unusual low prices.
We Will Sell Another Dress
32 in. Ginghoms
19c yard
A. it r a. c ti v e assortment of
and plain ;~.
All fast colors.
checks.
colors.
plaids
for
Long Beach Cloth
36 in. suiting beach 010th.
A new and compiete'ralnge
of colors including white.
29c
yard
Sizes 16
These are all Tucked,-
lish broadcloths
&
Hemstitched, all pure linen
Huck towels.
value.
Linen Towels 7,
each
2'18"x34".
590,
1 summer shades, “med,"
effects, sizes 16
to 46, for $1.00.
SIZES 16;
FrOcks of Flat Crepes, Trico-
shams and Tricolete.
Genuine Imported
. BROADCLOTH
T0 46.
.Wi’ch each $10.86 dress purchase you may select
a $3.50 English broadcloth-dress for $1.00 These
» $10.86 dresses are neatly tailored. In, all the new
contrasting colors.
to 46
paneled, flounced, short
imputed Eng‘ sleeves and long sleeves, V necks and
in all the new square necks, self trimmed, button
With and Without collar
Plain and “up" and cuffs. Regulars from 16 to 44
sizes 46 to 52. ,
New Females ,
~17c laid.
Neat. and smnrt new pattern.
36 in. perccles, all guarante-
ed fast colors. A '
Children’ s— Socks
34 C pair
Children's 7-8 fancy socks
with .. a i l k jacquard tops.
Complete .range or: colors
eénd sizes. ' ' 7 1 Z. *
baled 1. 50.1 :00; loose per tonr26.00-
38'. 00: out: (80 lbs) 1. 8021.90: corn. -‘
._ the elimination of the Fedora estate
' tax. in: all probability will be recom-
ayes and
”I;
“In Union
ls Strength”-
That may not be cor-
cct quotation of 011:
old saying but it tersely
3xpresses the truth. A
irop or two of .water
101.1 tmake a shower or
a rainstorm to quench the
parched earth. The snow
11:11.. .3 snuggle together
for mutual wotection and
f enough get to;:tlier In:
i651 is a beautiful m'm-
tIe of snow.
The American Retail-
:rs’ Association is the
second biggest buyingpr—
zanization in the country
1:1..2 stores in Bostor
Providence, Pithfieid
New York, Washington.
Baltimore, Milwaukee.
St. Paul, and Bridgeport.
These stores have one
ideal for which they are
working —— Giving‘ to
their customers the better
sort of merchandise ,at
prices a little less.
1' This month .we are
striving to show you
some of the first fruits of
this effort. _. .
_ COVCI'
~ 3 ear as well as make of car.
i All are $6. ’60 38.31205 in
the regular Way+0fféred '9
4—
F endango .
auto slip
covers
Made of Splendid slip
fabric. . and nicely
boumI with Spanish leaih~
er. They are easy to put on
being equipped with nickel
snap fastenms—you must.
also be able to tell us the
‘
For Ford roadsters $3. 95.
’ For Ford and Chevrolet;
{coupes $4. 95.
For Ford and Chevrolet
201 4 door sedans $8.95.
For other makes 30f
sedans $11.75.
.' illiird floor center.
Splendid;
new low
- shoes $4.75
Women 5 pumps of wide.
variety + many of them»
Queén Quality-Not every .
. size of a style but so wide a",
choice that youri 51212 in the .
style you like should be "
easy to find. Satins' 1n the
popular shades as. well as .-
black—Tan calf and patent
leather and black caifiare re- ,
presented in some of the
season's most liked styles
75. ' ’,_.
,.
forms. ' ‘
"The levy of' an. income 1:31. at
‘ proper rates. is o. tair and econonilu /
calls: sound menus “or raising the 1111-"
mouse revenues required
operation or the Government."
S Entrance on Mam St.,‘ Fairheldu Ave” Cannon St. I I "
Storedpen’TillGO’clockDuly. ' . -
they are lug
Suits that are exquisitely tailored with little
pockets and buttoned cuffs and other innovations that
stamp the better sort of suits. Materials are sturdy
galaieas, jeans and khaki—rich looking cotton pongee
and gold cloth—staunch linens. Made into regulation
sailor middies, Long pant sailor suits, Balkans, button. :.
ons,‘F1appcrs, Vestee styles and Beach suits.
Every 'suit worth more money. ”All sizes from 3 f6
".0 yrs. Choose now at $1.35.
Basement. from.
. Florentine finish. These are
. . For $1. a wonderful group of stylish neW loath;
'er bags of excellent quality desirable leathers and
colors—each fitted with mirror and coin purse and
lined with leather or $11k. Styles are underarm, swag-
ger, back'strap, envelope. All $1.50 values for $1; 1."
Main floor, front.
In)"
tor the Braves announced today
Sec-
Sale of boys’ Wash suits
that will long be remembered.
back, handietop, swagger
m
v$ent and encourage
ptmetax. _ .
..
‘BOSTON. Ml? 6-—Th
fielder'Ed Smith m been
the Worcester club of. the
League on option. .
values at $1.35
§~
A sole of
hand bags
big values at
$1 & $2
For $2. ihcr are strap
style, pouch style, in such'
leathers, as pin seal, beaver.
vachette, calf, lizard and?
usually $2.50 to $2.95 for .
$2. 5 iii
Norwalk Chronicler