FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1925.
Norway Gives Amundsen Reception of Conqueror
THE EVENING SENTINEL-SO. NORWALK. CONN.
Rumania Ready to
TWO DOCIORS
GET PENSIONS
FROM STATE
HARTFORD July .‘i.——(.\l‘.)
The state board of control yesterday
retired Dr. Chai'IIs .lIZ. Stanley on a
pension of $1.631 per year. Dr.
William E. Fisher was retired and
will receive a pension of 3:,7110
yearly. Both have been located at
the state Manila] in .\tidIllI-too-n for
more than forty years.
'5 Charles S. Evans. nicest-user of
. the Superior Court in lI‘airiIcld
1 county. was retired on a pension of
ii $150 per year.
The board of control gate to the
1' board 0! agriculture authority to
expend Its appropriation the sum of
82.000 to be. used for 11 Connecticut
exhibit at the. Connecticut State
Fair.
The board votIIIl $177 for the
‘ care 0! George L. Hubbard an old
soldier “ho now lives in New liav-
en. and who was for'meily In the
tnllitaiy service of the state.
The board added $39441 to the
appropriation for the state agricul-
IZ turul college at Storims
Tax Commissioner \\'. H. Biod-
gett appeared before the board and
I; explained the proposed adjustments
‘ of salaries of the members of his
attics force.
There was no action taken on the
“Begin Debt Talks
Ill‘t.‘ii.\ltl'lS'l‘, Runianla. July 24.
(AI‘).-—'I‘h(1 Foreign Office has noti-
tlcd the American legutlon that the
llumanian Government Is ready to
begin negotiations with the United
States with a view to funding the
war debt. The Foreign Office slugs
Hosts that If It Is agreeable to the
United States a commission 0! finan-
cial experts will leave for Washing-
ton shortly to discuss a. preliminary
basis for .iietilement.
Can’t Find Daughter,
Sole Heir to Estate
NlI‘w HAVEN . July ."II—IAP.)
’l‘hu retain or llugh Kelley. Worth
several thousands of dollars awaits
distribution in tho probate court but
this cannot be done because under
tho will. the sole rcsiduary legatee.
Il. daughter. Margaret. cannot be
found. The daughter left her fath-
IIi"s home in New York In 1874. and
the fathcr held the belief that. she
lind married and lived In llridge-
port. 1110 court has no Information
as to the daughter or the testator's
it
MME. JEANNETTE
56 ‘South Main Street South Norwalk, Conn.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 P. M.
11111 CLEARANCE SALE
Now in Progress
affairs.
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SPOTLIGHT
4K. in. Lens
tiirolws-n
. I.. clear light
for is great
_I' distance.
‘.‘ We" made
:9 with nickel
' rlni.
$1.39
List price 33. 00
HYDRONIE’I‘I". R
request of President Charles L.
Beach of the Connecticut Agricul-
tural College for an increase in his
Inlary to $7,500. At the pi'CIious
meeting of the board this request.
'with others, was tabled.
Indians Ask Removal
Sees Danger in P. 0.
Rates on Newspapers
ATLANTA. GIL, July 34.—-—(.\I‘.)
With newepltpers gradually weaning
I
On ‘ I‘omni‘ib‘sioncr
Il'::;
ment cotitinues to raise mics
' second class mail, asserts :1 bi'IIt by
the Southern Newspaper Publishci-s'I
of Indian
\\':1.~hington llt‘l n l:1unch(-d
i The brief takes exception to :1 I»c- 111'I1.\1111.IIII}y
lief that the postal service should‘.“Hhmhpd H, gnmym.
be self-supporting and that the roles ' 11nd _\
'1 should be so made as to lake curc’
or its expenses. Ratlicl‘. it points
out. the rates should be llilSt'tl on
the answer to the question: "\\’hIIt
will the ti'at‘tic bear?” me‘ In“.
"The ti'atfic to Ilt‘\\>}l:.‘llt-l'§ hits; “(in)” “f mu. rights,
already almost. reflt‘ht‘d ill" lil't‘llklllgiEmulation. p" sponsoring
Many deliver
you It
ll.
Indians.
\\I'.
I‘I'IS,
t‘unimittIIII.
II'illI'Ii,
II'I1ui- t‘lici'ukIIIs,
I)1'l.I\\:iiI.~'
reach the North Pole by airplane.
0f Chief Burke
1 \ll‘ l. \.\Il. (lltla,Jul1' 24—$:IAIG
in
was
Kline:
I‘llilltll‘ l‘ltItrlI'Is' Curtis 01' Kan-
IIl1:Iir1u:1n of tho inIliun Affairs
h'cnccas. '
.tIlti I‘luupznms are repro-
:i:.~I1I'1.ItII.1n for the. pro-
an Indian or-
the move,
IT—‘MATKRT REPORTS
IT SUPPLY
Z" ,away from use of the postal service, (AR) .\ st. II“ “III? I'I'lmlI-lisn
there is (lungcr of still more IlIItcc-lzztnong (minimum Indians to urge 4 P
lions if the United 5111105 UOWW' the I'l‘lllOHll I11 I‘11:1'II'I:I:II.liuikc,asI
.\ft'ulis inI
OF PRODUCE UP
Sweet Corn, Potatoes
And Other Vegeta-
bles Not Coming in
Normal Quantities
BEIIlgcport Market reports. t‘ur-
lilshcd by the Commissioner of
Agriculture oi' the State. of (fun-
Association. prepared for prIsIIntu- “NIIWI I'IIH't‘.\' HHII -‘I III'HUOH “rein".
tion to the Joint postal committee i'rIIinInt. (‘llUiItLl-Lt! to oust. liurkII
0f Congress. front (tillt't! bus but: signed by zip-I
point. neWSPullt‘rfi . i\\’. \\'. lil’t't'illt)\t“ Cherokee Indian nectlcut. Thursday. July 23.
their entire editions in tlic.I-itle:1:111Il I U, l.-,,”.m,l,1 “my 59.1-01me “f the AlAltlx'I-J’I‘ CONDITIONS: Light
nearby towns by their mI-n sorting.meufinn, ;;::Ii.:1uppiy 11nd at slow demand on the
for one of these two i'I-:'.sons: .\IIii'II
, is state 11'iIIc.
prompt delivery, or less cost.“
"This 111111.-
Iions asking
ll'Illll IJI‘IIIJI- ll ‘\('
Indian cuniuiumty
Hibernians Score 1...:
The Volstead Acton. ..‘m 1..
ATLANTIC (,‘l'l‘l'. x. 1.. Jilly 21} IIIIII
(AP).——Resolutions condemning the. _
Eighteenth Amendment and urginizfi'mlli 0‘
a. modification of the \'olste:1d act “Him” all
were introduced at today's session of “3 Huff‘s-“it"s” (”1‘
the National Convention of the Ali-‘illtliltlis and the cIIHIrnment.”
cient Order of Hibernians. 'l‘hc anti-i -——————-——-—
; prohibition resolution met. with stiff Girls (11' today,
I;
is
l‘
i
1 too last night and was reported outl \\‘hl’ don't
by a margin of one vote. I I~‘i'c,rI I’rI «:4.
ill I'_\'.
/
pctI-
tliut Ilut'ke be. iciiioved
boon soul to mow
in the state unu
.I-1::n.-:tI:Ics are obtained,
llil'.\‘.II'iI('tl to Washing-
“We t‘lllll'llt’ tint. linike has been
"(Till mimnanngrinctit o:
I and that his removal
the welfare of the
according to :1 col-
; opposition in the resolutions commit. l“L't‘ IlIInn. Ito hungry to buy clothes.
‘ tlien'f—DIItroit
11IlIiolIsuIc market this morning 11'I'1I1I
piiccs (‘\'l‘ll \\ith piI-vinus
for the bulk of salt-s. licccipis front
nearby of squash, beets. carrots. cub-
bugc and snap beams were more lib-
IIrul than I1tI1ct' vegetables. SWI-ct
‘I:01‘il. ctlcuiiibci's. peppers, potatoes
and tomatoes from nearby
were continuing light and _\1'c1'1I
big at prices even with. to higher
than. curly in the \\'I'uk .\';itivc 11p-
plcs and a few berrits front 11:1ti1I-
soui'I-Its \\II'ic making up the total
supply of hoinc- -gl'0\1n fruits, then-
uli-Io being lightly III‘t'IIt'cd.
’I‘lic potato situation nus
again this morning as supplies from
than normal pl'obnbilitius for
A Shoe Store for Particular Men
If you’ve never bought shoes here you cannot know how
I much “Conneally & Bracken shoes and service” means to
men. who rely on us year after year.
Nowhere else in the city can you find more complete‘assort-
ments of styles and leathers and you’ll hunt long for a better
opportunity to get exceptional value for your money.
i Conneally 69° Bracken
I 1 South Norwalk, Conn.
‘coming month or six \\'IIIIIts. Ship-
IpcII I11 stock from Virginia. .\‘111' .lIIi-I
soy and Long Island Were all being
held [or higher prices than early in
the 11'IIIIk. while native offerings Ion-
tlnucd light with sales too few to I'Is-
tubllsh a market. Increased receipts
of onions from nearby sout'ccs \\'crc
resulting in a <omc11h'it cash-r toxic
for them. Cabbage was not :1r1i1-
Cicascd sttcngth. Receipts of 11111111.
lacs 11nd succt corn from New Jer-
for them, either of natives or ship-
ped in, remained weaker than for
illlOSI other markets about the Sum.
the some competition to some extent.
Prime beef. veal and pork hcld‘
firm. Eggs also held firm. Lamb
Take your receiver
off the hook ~
and your mind off
. . your troubles.
.. Get "what you want
ningyour
ad or ho'tzomorrows
.l§.° 1E3 'tC3
CLASSIFIED _ . SECTION ,
position.
Gron'crs‘ and \\'holcsnlei-s' V.
Selling Prices.
FRL‘I’I‘S: Applcs. native. 1.50-2 "’
.02 LII-.03 lb. Squash. natu L, ._'.’1..4U
(Ioz. Sweet. corn. native. 2.50-3.1ltl
loo ears. ’l‘omatOcs, native.
4.50 l-i-qt. basket.
POULTRY AND DAIRY l’IIO-
DUCTS: Eggs, per doz.. Conn. new-
Iaid fancy, .50-.55: Conn. henncry.
.46..4S; nearby gathered, Ail-.45;
\\‘cstern, .3S-.45. Live fowl. .‘Jti-.32
lh.: broilers, .34-.40 lb. Butter,
\\‘estern tub, Ail-.44 1b.; print. .46—
.48 lb.
LI\ ESTOCK AND \lEA'l::\lilcl1
cows. tested 100-140 head: untested.
510-75 head. Butcher stock. cows.)
fit-.05 lb. Calves, milkfed. .12..l4.
lily: undergrades. AIS-.10 lb. lions,I
12-.“ 1-2 lb. Meats. beef, .11-.‘_‘3
Ilh.: veal. .l3-.21 1b.: lamb. .35-.28 lb“
HAY AND GRAIN (dcnlcrs' prices'
at door. pcr lilo lbs..): Hay. No. 1,
'lvulcd. 1.50-1.60; loose, per ton,
126.00.23.00. Oats (so 1115.). 1.73.
\T1.L‘orn.’.'.60-2.70. \\'heut.:l.:.'1-
..1II. Bran. 2.00-2.10. Gluicn. 3.4"-
...)II. Cottonseed meal, 2.60- To,
fSI‘TfliCh grain. 3.00-8.25. Dry mar-L.
flue-3.40.
l
Hindenburg's face must. be a l'v‘ni
E asset when ofllce seekers . hoII :'
aboul.——.‘\li111':1ultcc Leader.
I -—-.1I:I. Also in the Sentinel for thc‘.
i best result. 1
Roald Amundsen is seen melting his way through the enthusiastic throngs which gathered tol
greet him and his daring companions on their return to Oslo from the unsuccessful attempt to
He is carrying one of the many bouquets slioWered on the party.
Inset are photos of (left) Lincoln Ellsworth, only American member of the expedition, and (right)
Amundsen. madc at their reception in the Norwegian capital“
the rule nith trading. I1IIing done all
icpoi'ts
LII-ms
sell.
lll'lllt‘l‘
all sources continue to show lIintIIr
the I
ing as freely ls earliei in the month i 0"" '0 ”19 Slipciloi- Court in bonds
and the market was taking on in-‘l
scy continued liberal and the, market
ICucumbcrs also were suite-ting {10111;
was the easiest among meats. L‘alu-s‘
and hogs \\erc maintaining a fi1'111,'rnkp n 'l‘nbh-spoontul of Suits 11‘
-o l
l'1u.: Western boxed. 3.75-4.25 box. 1‘11““! I11 “II‘II'I‘ I'Iwh day. also take
Berries. black, .30. 35 qt; blue '33_ salts occasionally. says :1 noted au-
.‘.:5 qt. Currants .12-.16 qt Iiasp- ‘ thorit1. 11 no tells us that too much
ppm-195‘ rcd ..18...0 Dl-' ’ black (up lt'iIh tood forms acids which almost
..'2-.‘.’I'1 qt. Cantaloupes 3 I1Il-3.’.’1 . 1"” ”37'“ the kid’lv‘s in their 91‘
crate. Peaches. 2.50-825 :34- -.qt ('.ar ‘1‘”‘3 l“ "‘1‘” '1 “0m the blood.
i-icr. . 'i'llI'i' become sluggish and weaken;
VEGETABLES: Beans. green and V
4.0.“! during the lllflill.
stimuli;
neutralaé the acids in the system
Iso they no longer irritate. tbu-S,
' am—
39c:
For tinting storage. but-
' terics. LIST PRICE 8!.
HAND. . 59
JACK _ 0
List. Price at. 50
8 .70
DRILL 1
List pric e 32.50 '
l"()l' STEIN
LEATHER
-.. - ~~ , — - —~————— Auto $1.49 Top 69
Brush Dressing c
Eormcr Berby Woman List. Price $1 00 in... Size
XIDies' m New York City INNER Ir 1 : LIGHTNING
()ll Testers
For 49
Fords ‘I c
List Price. SLIM)
l Patchingzs
i
I Outfits _ 6
List Price 5012
Juli ‘..‘Il.—I.\ll‘.\‘. Corn
l \'lt’lt1.‘lil. \\'ttliI'l'spoIin, IIiglity—six.
inn] I' it'uiiIIo \\'ithcrspoun
.\i-:\\,1I1.I:II'.
, Inner 'l‘ubc
TIRE PRICES ARE ADVANC IN G
STANDARD CORD TIRES
30x3tfi Jr. I »
\
12.3.1
3011:1115 s s
lnncr 'l‘nbe
_$11. 95
$11. 95‘
1101:le
(.‘Innt
Clincher
lnncr Tube 3:. 715
$14. 95
lniicr 'l' ubo
...‘ll‘i....$16 95
~52” I$17. 95
little r ’I‘ubc
$10.95 .
BUY NOW!
ACCELERATOR
FOOT REST
.\lnkcn driving easy by
providing a foot rest ‘
over the AI'I'clci'ator—'
nickel finish—very nt-
tractiun
...‘lf‘i...$l.18 45
$18. 95
(I? Inncr 'l‘ ullo
,1;
7‘33"“ $119
Inner Tube 24 .95 .
Lin Price, $2.00
1 3:3be $25 45 1111111011
nncr u For Open or F
___ (‘loscd Cars. 980
34.143;
$25. 95
31' ions 1-‘(10'1' l
Inn: Tube TRIPLE
.. (ill cum- 39c- 'i‘( )3 [:2 5 .98
l"“"“' 1111151111
3315 List Price "101: ’ ‘
Inner Tube *4“, w__*~_]:og_l_flfffl
I“l1()\\'l'IR V S '1 I 5 .\HNE‘TE
'-_‘ ... , “M“h ' 5011- s 129 I
35.15: splash 1 \‘ulcaii- $1.10
Inncr 'i “be . 11 IN'- llt‘l'm
List. Price $2.50 List Price $1.50
30 MIN l Tl. TIIR\S\HSSIOV
For (‘licvrolctm
111311: impiaronwcars "11111111713.“ '1'1—RII11I1111PS
HANDS. Sci of 3. $4. 89i Machine 19 Solid 189
For II‘m‘Ils ............ I'lsscx and Oldsmobile. 59 Oil. c Brass c
List Price $0.50 iliight Sixes .............. i c Reg. l’iIh-c 25c Tubing
.1
land mI1IhIi' I11 III I‘l)t l'l \\itherspoon.
the .\lil‘. II: IilIII IiI' p:1:';II_\>is ylLilL‘I-I
ti II, III. I1.II nonie 111 Iici' Iliughtrt l ml MOBIL OILi
.\.Il ':.ll.iII\. .‘1I. .\L'llIIIIt'l‘.
.\Ii's .\\1tII.I-r'pI,I111 11:13 both at I irtuics
‘1‘1;lllI1.\lIlt‘ll:L plunIuiion. I‘.:IIt1I. the !
I .:111' 1.1th III M: 'lnll .\II'H.1\II\IIIItiLI c
- ‘ .\--I am I
"ml :1. Sit-- IIIIn..II in this LUllnlI'_\' to’ l
l,'t‘ IdIiI::It--.:111II met \l'.1 \\iIIHI- “Tm, .
spoon 11 blip 11-1111 new In sIl1I1I1I in '
liliIiIIIetowu. I‘Iaiin. .\Itcr hcr tuat'- ' 1 (Bill Scaled Cunsl ]
Cincin-
iicr hus-
11:I::e .\lll‘ IIIcIl in litlt'l‘ulo.
nut: and In lli't'bl'. t'I1nn.
BABY HAMMOCKS
liiiOWOl '1‘
PATCH [:5
'I‘ lie only l‘rm ti-l M
FRENCH HORNS
cal \\a1'I1f II-ar
hing a bill» on "it "0
lllll
iuluincc in [)1'I1'cs.'l'i|t‘ latest (Irazc —— a
a " ‘ 0 "l 0 b ”' ’lrumpct it o rn from
trips. Lie-13‘" “w" 28“ I I 11:11 Ibc attach-
(‘t tiiou 1 tie cow or
4 Inch 32c 1;
Price $3.50. List
$2. 49
on windshield.
I‘l‘Iltc $6.00.
$2.95
4V2 Inch 350
r
1)
l
‘1
1‘
i Paris.
l
3
inch 390 L
,l-unII 11.15 .Iu-eh .iI-.1IIon 111‘ 1111-, I-jpls- 'l‘\\'l.\' SPRING 6 “Iii-INCHES t .. . , \\‘HIZ )llfl‘AlA IMIRRO! 1K]; ARI—ow lI'()I{_- \- FUR!) lloullle Jacketedw
‘ _ ‘ HMO)”
c.1111! Ilium-so of :\tI\\‘ “men at tho B‘jguqflgs Flt every 49 1 . POLISH. I*l’ollsli. ISPARK PLUGS
minim :11 his Iltuth tinny years ago. For Ford Cars. Front: 01in mm on g Gi““ 43 Pint size. c Pint size 014 for ............
l
1 I'm nllltfi III-rbci't \\ithcrspoon and
.1 . 0
l\Il ., SIIIIIIIII I‘. 111m is lt‘u\('lltlg 111th m” lrIce $1 0“
: Ford Car.
SP“! | Cleaner.
ist Price 4511 List Price 6013 List Price $1.00 Each
.\Ii. .‘IIIIIIIIII lll I'lnulcnd. .\li's. \\IIlt-
‘,Ii'.spt1I1tt i: I~l '\i\IIII l11' .\Ii'e. ‘.coi'gc
i'IltIL Int.” Iisoll Ul Manifold I'..oun
11nd \li's. 1.111111'II Shelton (‘ ornI II oil
1 mm (1.111 III IIi' ,Ihtcis and L‘:apl llll
.‘IIZIIIIIIIII ’l‘. \\'ilhcispoon . L'. S. N.
It'IItii'I-Il and Arthur Story \\'lthI'i'-
‘ppmill I-I' I'IIl-_'1I.I\\I1IIII, N. J.. sons.
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TELEPHONE 2796
KNIGHT 'i
l .\I'tll\.\'\l3.
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‘inlil'lAR DIIIJS.
\\'.II. liinglon July 24
InI II 1' (1111111: indci' Jcnctt of
TIMES SQUARE
RADIO
AUTO
(Open Evenings 'Tiil 8. 30)
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SUPPLYCOI
SOUTH NORWALK:
64 NORTH MAIN STREET ‘ .. -
S \ Ti 51" AC HON G U ARA‘NTEED OR MONEY REFU ‘\ Did”
This Sale Effective Until July 30th Only
Ill“ Kn his I'IinplaIi' I1t' \Itissacliu-l
.wtts :IIIII lilioII- Island Ilicd yester-i
II111' lilt'lllll‘ in tiliII'icr Niltlonuli
i'urlI‘. liI'I'IlI'tlllIL' to :1 private dispatch
t‘III'eiuIII llI'I" from t‘. Ill. Dunbar. n.
lllf'llllt'l ill bi» li:'.l'l_\'. (In mum to the
111-111qu I'InzII.I\'II of the Knights
'l’I 111111.1t' 1:1 >‘I IIttlII.
‘ 'I‘IIII 1nI> I said Mr. Dunbar was
It' Itii': int; 111 .‘(1 '.ilIlll. 311155.. “Hit the
bum Iinl .hIt the remainder of tho
1'11I1\ \\IIuiII l-‘I‘I‘llnllU to Scuttle.
I10! .\"D (_)\"ll H.
lI‘.\II:lIl.l.l|. (I')ni.. July 24.—
(.\I‘.) Julius \\'I'Ist. alias Ray “feel.
'_1. I1l‘lti-iIlzz-I11I11-t. arrested on a
.(‘llztl‘glt‘ of burglary in entering the
'l1I1mc 01‘ Town Treasurer Luln B.
I‘Suitzci ln‘SI'.1titl1pott was bound
-=\ ___/
of 53,000 by
IIIII ycxlciIl;I..\.
.lud: e Clarence R.
ORINRWATER IF
KIONEYS BOIHER
stock is sold.
Back l'nins or Bladder ls
irritated
II‘IIIsb .Iour kidneys by drinking a
thIIn .1011 111111 suitor 11ith a dull
wax. .60-1.00 bu. net-Is, bultclicd "II-*I'I-I' i" the kidney region. sharp
.35.,40 doz. Cabbage, 3.504.,” 1,le pains in the back or sick headache,
Carrots. bunched, .311.“ 1102. cu. “I’Z'III‘I'I‘ .\om stomach sours. Ph 3
cumbers, native. 2.50-2.75 bu. Let-I “mime i-‘I I'oated. 11nd when the one
tuce. _30__75 .102. Onions, 1.50-3.00 ; “rather is had .1011 have rheumatic
I111. Peppers. native, ‘.’.:.'.’1 -.‘1‘5 l111.‘1“i"-""5I"10 "till" 8815 cloudy.
Potatoes, 5.00.100 1,1,]. Rhubarb J lull of sIIlunIInt. the channels often
C.It smc 'tnII irritated,
tu stI'iI 11.1(1 t\\o
obllging you
or three times
Refrigerators, Odd Dressers, Bed Room Suites, Dining Suites, Parlor Suites
l and everything for the home.
Now is
our stock at practically your own price.
Stile starts every day at 9 A. M. and to continue every day until entire
At g the '
Corner of Franklin and Madison Streets
ALEXAND ER’S
your opportunity to buy anything in
So. .Norwalk, Connecticut
'l‘o It('lp neutralize these irritating
acids: to hI'IIp cleanse the kidneys
and flush off the body's ut'lnous
waste. gIt i'oui' ounces of Jud Salts
from any pharmacy here. Take a
.tablespoont‘ul in a glass of water
before bi'cnki‘ast for a few das'S.
and your kidneys may then act fine.
This famous salts Is made from the
acid at grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithiu. and has been I‘
used for
.{flrs to help flush and :
‘ ... ggish kidneys: also to ‘
45 WALL STREE
often relieving bladder weakness.
.l.:Il Suits is inexpensive: cannot
ln_tlll'f‘ and makes, a delightful ef-
[(‘t‘\(‘SCI"lli Iithia-wnter drink. By nl
ltl'.'ll'= “"\"' your physician vitamin“
.1III.1' ‘..1-‘1~I_I< :11 II-.I.I~.t twice a .\I>;1I.
I \\1eth Chemical Co”
598 Madison Ave. ,
New York Specialty Store
T
FINAL AND LAST CLEARANCE
S A L E”
The Big Sale of the Season, Everything must be sold regardless of cost. Our
entire stock of high grade Dresses, Coats, Sweaters, Blouses, Skirts and Waists at
less than one-half of the former price.
NORWALK
. .. Free Test
" Mail me a Free Sample of Jed Salt.
....... nun-unou-nuouoonu.-
g ........................... cult-ou-
Q ' . I
THIS IS,
REAL SALE '
REAL MERCHANDISE
REAL BARGAINS
-—Ad\‘.
Norwalk Chronicler