Whether or not there will be a Goal strike Sept 1st. is
still a question. A suspension of mining. at least. is ex-
pected. In any event no lower prices after Sept. 1st. are
looked for. For more reasons than one this is a good time
to put in coal. You can be sure of 000D Cool by placing
- the order with
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“IT'S HERE I!" IT’S HOUSEWARES"
Phone
527
Substantial House Furnishings for Much Less Than Ordinary Prices
Mason fruit jars. quarts or pints.
. . . . 790 dos.
$2.25 Large size splint clothes
baskets. at .............. “-79
at, ................
$1.25 White steel enameled water
82.40 Mirror aluminum colonial
pails. 10 qt. size. at 98c
style coffee percoletors. 6 cups
size, at ................. $1.98
Lily picnic packages. contains 3.".
pieces -— spoons, cups. napkins,
plates. salad dishes. butter tray,
table cloth, etc.. at'....... 25c
$3.75 8-ball hardwood croquet
sets. neatly varnished. at . $2.98
$6.25 Wide slat green porch
blinds, fitted with best quality
rope and pulleys, size 6 by 7% ft.
at ....................... $4.98
$2.50 "Wear-Ever" aluminum
750 Medium size glass wash double boilers. 2 qt. size. at 81.08
boards. at .. .......... 49c 59c 2-gal. stone jugs fitted with
cork. 3 for .............. 81.00
34.98 Boy's express wagons with
seat. whip, steel tires and spoke
wheels. at $3.75
85c Extension window screens.
size 28" high. 37” long. at 69c
Store closed Wednesday afternoons during July and August
33 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Forest Mills Athletic Full Fashion
Union Suits Silk Hosiery
79c $1.75
Regular $1.00 grade Regular 32.00 grade
Full Fashion
Silk Hosiery
$1.39
Regular $1.50 grade
Linen Dresses
$3.95
Regular $5.95 grade
Trico Knit CostumeSlips
$1.75
Negular 82.00 grade
19c ‘° 35c
Children’s Sox
Regular 25c to 49¢ grades
MME. JEANNETTE
56 So. Main St. So. Norwalk Conn.
Open Saturday Evening Until 10 P. M.
Windsor Crepe
Pajama Suits
$1249
Regular $2.00 grade
French Voile
Envelope Chemise
$1.25
Regular $1.50 grade
Novelty Batiste
Nightgowns
89c
Regular 31. 25 grade
New York Markets
[43 Washington St. 55 Main St.
So. Norwalk Norwalk
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828
SPECIALS
Fancy Soup Chickens. .5 to Olbs. 30c
BEST MILK FED VEAL
RUMP VEAL22c
RIB VEAL CHOPS...........25c
LOIN VEAL CHOPS..........32c
SHOULDER VEAL...........15c
SMALL BREAST VEAL 14c
Shoulder Lamb 24c
Frost}: Eork to Roast 28c
Small Legs 35c Fr“ “t
Rib Lamb Chops ....40c Pork Chops 25c
Loin Lamb Chops .. 50c Lean Fresh Ham .. 32c
Stew Lamb . . . .- 15c Plate Corned Beef . . . 8c
”...
Genuine Spring
Lamb
Bread and Butter Pot Roast .... . 24c lb.
Porterhouse and Sirloin Steak . . . 38c lb.
RoundSteak 35clb
.ShoulderSteak 20clb.
ShoulderPotRoast 18clb.
Rib Roast (boned and rolled); . . . .. . 30c lb.
PrimeRibRoast 32clb.
StickingPieces 20clb.
FreshChoppedBeef l5clb.
BomelessRumpCornedBeef 26clb.
Fancy Roasting Chickens 38c
Fancy Fowl 38c
FreshKilIedBroilers...........'...45c
FFF
[and of Lumber Hides 3.000 Cases of Liquor
fpm'
.0". I:
Thellumbe‘r} hsrge‘INsntisco
bins to at Astoria, N. Y., recent- l
Iy; with what appeared to( be a'
Well-stored load of lumber. Curi-
osity of membersfbf the customs
boat "Liberty,” prompted search
of the vessel,” which resulted ‘lui
the unearthing of 8,000 cases of" .
liquor. The photos {show} the Ol
Neutisco,‘ tied upfst the armyt
base dock 'in Brooklyn, with ”he '
"Liberty“ alongside and .customs’
men unloading the illegal cargo.
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CONDITION OF
STATE ROADS
Portland: Glastonbury - Portland
road is under construction. Road is
opEn but is very rough.
East Hampton: Portland-East
Hampton road is under construction
but is open for traffic.
Poquonock and Suffielcl: Road is
under construction but is open for
traffic.
Stafford and Union: Stafford-Un-
ion turnpike ‘is under construction.
Road is closed: fair detour.
Enflcld: Prospect Hill road is un-
der construction. bridge torn down.
Road closed for traffic.
East Granby to Windsor Locks:
Road is under construction but is
open for traffic.
Simsbury: Hartford-Simsbury road
is under construction but is open for
traffic.
Cromwell: Rover road is under
construction but is open for traffic.
Glastonbury: New London turn-
pike is under construction but is
open for traffic; also, short detour
via Rivcr road.
Greenwich: Boston Post road. con-
struction pn a cut-off near the New
York State line. No delay in tratlc.
Stamford: chicr's .Hill on the
Boston Post road, concrete work is
being done. Slight delay in traffic.
Darien: Boston Post road, concrete
road is being constructed. Slight do-
lay to traffic.
Westport: Boston Post road is un-
der construction. One way traffic.
Milford. Orange and West Haven:
Milford turnpike is being widened
No delay to traffic.
Milford: Shore road is under con-
structlon. Slight delay to traffic
while being graded.
Westbrook: Boston Post road is
under construction on a cut-off. No
delay to traffic.
Branford and North .Branford:
Road from Branford to North Bran-
ford is under construction. Road
closed while being oiled.
New Hartford: Nepaug road is
under- construction. Road will be
closed when asphalt is applied.
North Canaan-Norfolk: Canaan-
Norfolk road. Sections A. and B. are
under construction. Probable short
delay at underpass near Canaan.
Sharon: Sharon-Amenia road
under construction.
ed. One-way traffic.
Torrington: Goshen road is under
construction.
Winchester: Rowley street. Win-
sted. is under construction.
Montviile: Norwich- Hadlyme road
is under construction. Detour posted
over unimproved road.
Plaindeld: Putnam-Norwich road
is
Concrete finish.
am: not: ALL non DOWN?
Meny South Norwalk Folks nave
Felt That Way
Feel all out of sorts?
Tired. achy. blue, irritable?
Back lame and stiff?
It may be the story of weak kid-
neysl
Of toxic poisons circulating about.
Upsetting blood and nerves.
There's a way to feel right again.
Help your weakened kidneys
Doan' s Pills—a stimulant diuretic.
Dean's are recommended by many
South Norwalk people:
Join: Peters. 28 Madison St., So.
Norwalk. says: “I overtaxed my
Dick. and for a long time I couldn't
bend at all. Sharp. stabbing pains
went through my kidneys and I
could‘hsrdly get about. I felt tired
and generally run down and my
kidneys acted irregularly. I used
Dean’s Pills and one box put my
book and kidneys in good shape. ”
Price We. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-
get Doaa' s Pills—the some that Hr.
um. 31110.10. N.
PC“. No Mot-Nina]!!! .COo.
Janus.
section is under construction.
detour.
East Lyme: Shore road. construc-
tion work is under way. Traffic go-
ing east from Old Lyme will use de-
tour; traffic going west of Niantic
will pass through the work.
Lyme-East Haddam: Norwich-
Hadlyme road. section is under con-
struction. Detour over unimproved
road around a section of the work.
Colchcstcr- Hebron: Amston road
is under construction. Detour over
unimproved road.
Montviile: Raymond Hill road.
grading is being done. Detour post-
ed via Dolbeare Hill road.
Windham': Windham-North Wind-
ham road is under construction;
open to traffic.
Bozrah-Norwich:
scetio‘ being paved with concrete in
village ”of Fitchviilc. Traffic going
from Norwich to Colcheeior will pass
through the work: traffic from Col.
cheater to Norwich will use detour
as posted.
Newtown: Bethcl road, steam
shovel construction is under way and
a short detour has been posted.
New Fairfield: Sherman
macadam construction and
shovel grading is under way.
tours are necessary.
Kent: Dover road. steam shovel
construction is under way. No de-
tours are necessary.
Roxbury: Roxbury Falls road.
macadam construction is under way.
No dctours are necessary.
Reddlng: Georgetown road, steam
shovel construction is under way on
improved location. No detours are
Short
road,
steam
No do.
necessary.
Colchester: Colchester - Norwich
road is under construction. Detours
posted.
Eastford: Road through Phoenix-
\iile woods is under construction.
traffic being taken care of on the
toad at present.
The following resurfacing work is
under way:
Berlin. Berlin turnpike. between
Hartford city line and Berlin.
New Britain: Corbin's Corner. on
the West Hartford-New Britain road.
Seymour: From Seymour south-
erly for two and one-half miles on
the Naugatuck Valley road.
Cheshire: From Cheshire to Ham-
dcn. on the Milldaie-New Haven
road.
All of these roads are open but
traffic should proceed with care.
$500 Fine on 5 Counts
For Selling Liquor
MERIDEN, Conn. July 17 (AP)
—Moe Levine. whose home on But-
ler street was raided by the State
Police Wednesday night. was arraign-
ed in the Police Court yesterday and
fined $500. one hundred on each 'of
five counts. and given a suspended Jail
sentence of thirty days for “Motion
of the liquor law.
The evidence. as presented in
court showed that three State po-
licemen and their agents obtained li-
quor from Levine at various dates.
beginning last. March. This is the
first successful Itate Police raid ever
made here and. the raiders declined
to state upon whose complains they
had. acted. .The police raided the
Levine home Wednesday evening and
smashed their way into a closet.
where the liquor was .found.
—_______
AM. THREADCO. PROFITS.
———-—.
profit of the American Thread com-
pany in the year ended March 81
fell to 81, 011. 825 from $1. 601. 6“.
the year before. This was equal af-
ter preferred dividends to 84 cents a
share onitha 010 par value common
stock against 81. all a share in the
previous corresponding period.
PADDOCK FIRST IN SPRINT.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, ..uly 11.—
The American sprinter. Charles
Paddock. yesterday defeated the
a too-meter race in 10 8- 5 «sends.
Colchester road. I
NEW YORK. July 17.—(AP). Net ,
Dutch champion. Van den Bergh. in '
SEES N0, REAL
IN EUROPE row
DANGER OF WAR
Polish Minister of For-
eign Affairs, Guest
0 f Pres. Coolidge,
Predicts Peace Era
S\VAMPSCOTT. Mona, J‘uly 17.—
. (AP). In a statement issued before
he called at the summer White
House to See President Coolidge
yesterday, Count Alex Scrzynski,
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Po-
land. declared that "the trend of
European statesmanship is definite-
ly for peace."
"Poland's policy is one of peace."
he said. “We have no dispute with
any of our neihbors which cannot
be settled by peaceful means.
"Our program is not only to have
peace for ourselves but to assist the
great cause of peace in Europe.
"I will go further. In my opinion.
which is based on direct and con-
stant observation of European poli-
tics. I feel.confldent that there is
no real danger of war in Europe.
“There are. it is true. frequently
recurring war rumors. but I am
satisfied that such rumors are not
founded on exact facts and condi-
tions."
The Minister said he would go
from Swampscott to Washington to
pass his respects at the State De-
partment. then would proceed to
New York and Chicago before go-
ing to Williamstown to address the
Institute of Politics. Before sailing
for home about Auguts 4 he in-
tends to visit Philadelphia.
Millionaire Boy Is ..
To Live With Mother
DANBL'RY. July 17.——Joel Wolfe
Thorne, Jr.. millionaire minor son
of the late Joel Wolf Thorne. Sn:
is to live with his mother. Mary
Casey Thorne. who was divorced
from her husband shortly before his
death ayear ago. according to I
decision handed down by the Court
of Appeals at Albany. N. Y.. today.
The elder Thorne was killed I
few hours after he was granted a
divorce from the former Mary
Casey. known as "The Belle of
Third Avenue." His ten-year-old
sori fell heir to the estates of his
father and grandfather. The court
held that when the father died the
son's legal home became that of his
mother. in-New York county. not
Duchess county, his father's home.
Thorne, Sr.. was killed near the
Connecticut state line at Brewster
on the Millbrook road. He was
standing beside a truck load of fur-
niture which was being moved to
Millbrook. N. Y.. .when he met his
death.
COOLI'DGES VISIT BUTLER.
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SWAMPSCOTT. Mass, July 17.—
(AP.) President and Mrs. Coolidge.
accompanied by Melville E. Stone.
their house guest. paid I. visit yes-
terday to the yacht in Marblehead
erbor, of Senator Butler of Mas-
sachusetts. who had been their
dinner guest at White Court. Altar
dinner the Senator
motor trip to Msrblehead for an In-
spection of his yacht. Mr. and
Coolidge and Mr. Stone spent nea ly
half an hour on the craft before row
turning to the summer White House,
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r. & G. NAPH’l‘HA SOAP ..... . . . . 6Cakeslor25c
MINUTE TAPIOCA....f............... Pkg. lOc
CRISCO ........‘....................lLb.Can23c
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MAYFLOWER Ginger Ale . . .. . . . 3Bottles 29c
RUPPERT’S' BEVERAGE . . . . .. 4Bottles 25c
CANADA DRY Ginger Ale 330m... 50c
GRAPE JUICE, Atlas............. Qt.'BottIe 45c
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SPECIAL REDUCT IONS ON
AUTO ACCESSORIES
This Sale Effective Until July 24
Famous Champion
Spark
Plugs
39c
Iiimit e to a customer
STOPLIGHT
Fits over tail light.
No hole $1 .69
to drill .
List price saso
$10 GENUINE BOYCE
80 Amp. $12.95
wood case, $9.95
a trumpet horn
Idst price 02.25.
$1 69 Step Plates
If”,
:‘J
For, Late Model
Cloths 49 c
' 98° singloronuss .
ll ’W/A’ Bteell'rame Value :1 so or... c "Lmbination
‘1 ‘“ ”m" Screw Combination ASH TRAY
3°“ ”five“ ' Pigments ramrsdzrh:
rim me"
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$1.49..“°““°" 19¢
Volue 83.00
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RADIO
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64‘North Main Strut
(Open Innings “Till 8 :30)
fire
Nickel 29¢ 11:“.- 98°
SUPPLY COJNC.
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[VPHOLSTERY POIlSII 19c Motor Meter
CLEANER I List price $1.00
Standard Model
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MIRRORLIKE 1"“ “0° '
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Ponisn 49° “(fags ROLL “$301 Box
. 23o @ ....51.98
F L A S H . W"
“mm“ 9°“? $31.30»me moan suromrw
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3.33:. 23c ms? 39c WIannmLo answer
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Sponges 19c Sponges 19c Lissprioess
GUARANTEED STORAGE BATTERIES French Horn
FOB AUTO son sumo ' . , .
s v.——11 plate, e v. so Amp., M
The latest crue—
e v.—is plate. e v. so Amp. mm Paris, an be
Prom“ r r'o m 100 Amp. sins sizes mach“! mmb‘
sun and headlight. spec. Dodge‘ 6 v_ 120 Amp_ 22:13:)“; 1:: wind-
$1.98 12 you. steer 815.95 mm $2 95 ‘
price saoo. HARD RUBBER CASES $6.00 - ‘1 ~
Milwaukee Timers Aluminum RearCurtain W I “£1,125,“ :“4
non mans Lights b.3380
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