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July 20.—
Vico President Charles 0.
ed
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titans .oach of whom llsisted
shaking hands.
f8 ‘ ° ' 0i ‘ ,
feet, "lb” bec.
7‘? ranco. Julflescue an Ehbrlislfqul tall, u...“ :l'as s .
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wn a 3‘13"?“ the (Unit 1-3035,“ b«thin , an r232; “’/ o ...—I'—
{Orday W88 8 crz‘lwuerm' ["3 [0 {gnu-e! lo“ their livemmon and lnted By Donahue
0 ondon. knovthozsllcif. "Died life-ave,- “ r ”m3“- ——GCOrge K. HOWE to
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rescues .. ... ......Tore ...... / Be Reprefilentative ~—
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NI- NEW LONDON. Conn. July :4
.iiy 25.——(AP).
7 Owen. prohibition direc-
' . lIlinois. was reported named
. . true hilt voted yesterday by
federal grand jury which h”
_u:l investigating a 81.000.000 sac.
tttliit‘tlllll wine scandal.
Uillcrs reported named were
itIllllh \v. Stone. former prohibition
director; George H. Bruce. former
tltnte Senator: Louis Abelson and
Hurry it. Schinu. alleged go-be-
turclls. and one other whose iden-
tity was not disclosed.
The jury's action followed an in-
\\t‘:iilglill0ll started almost ll. year
ugu. when the attention of Wash-
ington officials were called to the
‘t‘ucl that Chicago's withdrawals of
wint- for sacramental use exceeded
those of any other community in
the country and were in excess of
the sacramental use before prohibi-
tion. The investigation originally
brought about the arrest of 100
dealers in and distribution of sacra-
mental wines. inciuding a number
of ltubbis. More than twenty of
this number were tried and con-
victed.
With the announcement true
bills had been submitted to the
jury. it became known that Pat-
riko ’I’. Roche. special agent of the
intelligence unit. had gone to
(AP).——Stato Athletic Commissioner
Thomas E. Donohue today announc-
ed the appointment of Dr. George P.
Cheney as State nthlstip physician
and of George K. Howe as personal
repressntative. Both men are of
New London. ‘
Dr. Cheney will have supervision
of all local athletic physicians in the
State. Mr. flows will act for Com-
missioner Donahue at such times as
the commissioner is unable to attend
personally a boxing show or when
two shows are held on ‘ the some
night in different parts of the State.
ZEV RETIRED.
NEW YORK. July fl.—(AP.)
Zev. greatest winner of American
thoroughbreds. who earned for his
owners. $818,639. has been rdired
from the track because he has gone
stubborn. Zov's greatest winnings
came in his twg and three year old
form. He is five years old.
Joseph Davis
47-49 North Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
SU A ,‘V/
“~11"le All
_ straw Hats
'1 Young Men’s
Odd Trousers
it
Price
, Now .
1 .V $6.50 Now $3.25
‘ $7.50 Now $3.75
Both Stores Closed Wednesday Afternoons
ROGERS e STEVENS
TWO STORES
\
$5.60
$2.50
Washington to review the wine
scandal before Lincoln C. Andrewz,
assistant secretary of the Treasury.
in charge of prohibition enforce-
ment. Major Owen Gould make no
formal statement. The bills are ex-
pected to be returned Saturday.
v Open .
Wednesday .
Afternoons
All Year
Favorito Indoor Sport.
(Exchange)
A Detroit man asks divorce be-
cause his wife has a habit of "mak-
ing wise cracks at his expense."
when they are out calling. Goodness.
that isn‘t it general ground for di-
vorce. is it?
Old Ideas and Newer Ones .
You all recall the old saying that the world would make a' beaten ath to the door of any-
one who could build a better mousetrap (or any thing else) than his neig bor.
Modern business adopts a different attitude. It makes purchasing easier for the consumer.
.Why force the world to beat a ath through the woods to your camp when you can get much
more volume by locating on a oulevard. , _
Years ago the world of travellers began to make a beaten path to the Hotel Sherman in
Chicago. The stair treads leading to the College Inn Restaurant therein became polished and
then worn from the pressure of many feet. The world came b e c ones it. had learned'of ex-
ceptionally delicious food to be obtained there. .
Today’ the Hotel Shaman meets the world more than half way. It meets the world all
the way, by distributing the delicious foods made in the College Inn Restaurant to all parts of
the United States, Canada and other Countries. ‘
Today the patronage of the College Inn Restaurant is greater than ever because the excel-
lence of its menu is known to such a very much larger number of peOple.
To be known and to be favorably known and to be widely known and to serve well those
who know is a sure method for successful accomplishment. ‘
College Inn Food products include over forty cooked foods that can be heated and served
in less than five minutes. They are popular for the reasons just given.
At Piggly Wiggly we carry almost all of these items, and in large quantities. Yet we fre-
quently run short because the excellence of every item in the College Inn Line causes an in-
creasing demand so rapid as to be difficult to estimate accurately. »
Those who know these foods need no urging to keep supplied. Those‘ who by chance have
not. yet become acquainted with them should not deny themselves the pleasure and the time-
saving at meal hours any longer. A few of the items are quoted among the prices which follow :—
FANCY LARGE ELBERTA 10c ILARGE JUICY CALIFORNIA 42c
Norwalk So. Norwalk .
PEACHES, Pound ................... LEMONS, Dozen . .‘ ..................
FANCY SWEET DOZ. NATIVE YOUNG . Lbs.
BLUE PLUMS ,2 250 l YELLOW SQUASH , 4 250
Native Wax Native Green 25C| Native ~Peas Native Lima 14c
Beans, 2 lbs. .. Beans, 2 lbs. .. 2 lbs. .........
25c| 35c|
Beans, lb. ' .....
SUNLIGHT . ,. ' ‘ ' . 4 Prints to Carton 51c
MEADOW GOLD ‘ Ono Pound Net Weight 55c
.~ Sperry and Barnes xxx Cured
rmuws
”11$le trons... HAMS. 1“ "at 35c
Ono Pound Print “f" ‘ Ab. 37c
Oursd—Mild—Delieious
College Inn Chicken 3 Is King . We
MY-OWN COFFEE ’ SHRIMP, PREMIER 7
Pound ................ 45° 5 oz. tin ...............,..... 23c College Inn Chicken Salad 490
’ . College Inn Chicken Creole . . . . 49c
Shfiiriiiizs .............. .. . . 496 .213 5183' 3R3”? . 250 College Inn Welsh Roi-obit ..... 29o
"""""" ‘College Inn Chop Suey ....... Ste
PREMIER 51° SALMON, MERIMAC . 31 College Inn Beef a la Deutsch . 29o
corms ....... lLb.Tin ................. G 0 D m ,
MISSION GARDEN res 59° CORNED BEEF, LIBBY’S 230 mg; 32:“:-
1 Pound ....... -., ......... ho. 1 Can ................. One Mixing Bowl \ ¢
Knit-ms HAG oxzromuc, DER r 03° Pint. WW” 0“
Pound .. .................. 85° 16 Oz. Jar ....... ..B...” 51 '39 tgggkmlpe
GRAINS or WALDORF‘, Golden Bantam , Can You
' HEALTH ................. 80° CORN . ................... 21° . Beat It!
t%DisoountisDossn1_ots,5%Diseouotis OassLotsan yIMMIestl'ruitoI-ngstsblssiufllsuor'fln
' L . J . . . .
- 12 Main Street ‘ f”: Nerwsih. Conn.
, . 151 Greenwich Avenue _ . _ h"
ramshackle stasis coach “hit-h
OLD CHEYENNE
Deadwood. 8. 1).. forty years ago.
a was escorted by Indians and
cowboys. -
Mr. Dawes. who is to attend a
wild west celebration
wearing at large sombrero. a prcsrnt
from American Legion men.
he reached the hotel lobby he pass~
llcrv. uus
When
between a. double line or In-
on
——--——-—-—-—.——-—-
——Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
rRlOAl’, JUL'.‘ 5., 1935.
Gilly" u
" h‘llol'lil‘ l‘ltl\\'iii'll ll. Inw'wm 'i‘lu-
Are AttaChed for iitu tlltll tlt' ‘i'ltvlnl tllltl t‘nllt.) y. .
$150 By Local Bank 3 Ill’l‘tif‘iil the illlillllllltw
An attachment tor 8150 “NH; ) ' M" “' . r
ltlucedl Bulllllliij lll;- [In-optrtl'l 0;.l 05183 1400 13:); (.3:
Francs nut onclll .iurullr o H
Grow- ntrcei this morning. : Stamffll‘d ( 5.5"]. fl”? 1:;
It is ill furor oi l_lll‘ Hulllll Kur-i 'I‘ht- Imml , o, ,. “m , ... ‘1 . :
walk Trust t‘ollllmlly which ttilolzeslnn til.» It-ultmt t... t. It. lttlll..lill\'
that the deielltlnllts llzlvc fuiictl to nut-ll 1:: ..l Htumlmul l..;t them,
pay a note for 8.50, Wlil'll it bct'nlllc It nus stutul l-,\ ill" liztilnlnrd
due. police illut lllt' ills! ll.,rt lull home
Damages of 37.: are asked. The yestnrtilrv. sh.- my; .u-trrlh...‘ as
case is returnable in the t‘ily t'ourt wearing :. \lllltt- it.» ... 1.. .1 in“.
on the ilrsl Monday in August. brown shoes. Hilt- m... ...” ,hrk
Papers were. sortt‘tl by Deputy ll.tlr.
Shop By Telephone
for you at the Isle Prices.
I! you can't come to the stbro
on Saturday. give your order to
our Parsons! Shoppes- over the
Teiohcno. and the will all it
0
‘ Q a
Store Closes Saturday at 5 P. M.
Also During Week Days
d's
Our motor trucks limits «loft-u
deliveries to most of the our
lying suburbs. If the truck docs
not go to you. Parcel Post and
the express do.
tree of charge.
Daily Delivery
We deliver
- .The Last Day of Reed’s Great Mid-Summer Sale
Presents a StOre Full of Wonderful Bargains
We give on this page only'a few "f the
thousands of' last minute values.
preparing to leave this store
6 are
and have
Come Early
already begun house cleaning. There are re-
ductions and clearance prices everywhere.
Every article is Read's quality merchandise.
on Saturday
Tailored Blouses .
$2.95
Many high priced blouses in
white and colors are includ-
ed in this clearance. Neck-
lines becoming to all.
Second floor.
Voile and Linen
Frocks
$7.95
Original price $10.95
Hand-made light {French
voiles and linens are reduced
for clearance. Group in-
cludes darker printed and
dotted voiles. Rare bar-
gains.
Second floor.
Fashionable Sandals
$3.85
Reg. price $8.30 and 87
The fashion fo r sandals
makes those exceedingly de-
sirable. White. tut. sire-
‘dalo and cork colored leath-
ers. You will find them the
most comfortable of sum-
mer shoes.
" min floor.
Doesltin Gloves
$l .50
The favorite of the season-
very smart - looking and
washable. One'button style
that may be worn open.
Broken sizes.
Main door.
Children's Dresses
- 2 to “8 Yrs.
$l "
Dainty perealo“ frocks. many
lovely models. also gingham
or ell-lobar we dresse-
for the-miss of kindergarten
...-
Socond floor.
Silk Flat Crepe
$1.98 yd‘
Hm! «she'll-t mm in
all the season‘e‘best colors.
40 inches-wide. h is a quhlio‘
nan ...... “'1-
Was.
Cups and Se‘
6 for'$l.20 .
Convenientsiudcupssnd
mousinwhltewithgold
bands. Res- price 6 for
".00. .
nun-M ,
Powdered
. Bath Salts
l lb.for 25 cts. .
for
Reed Living Room Set $75
Reg. Price $98.00
in walnut. French grey or cafe finish. these sets are ideal for
the sun parlor or living room. Divan, armchair. rocker.
table and lamp comprise the set. An exceptional value at
this price.
Fourth tieor.
Seamless Altminster and
Velvet Rugs $33.50
Reg. Price $42.00
Room size rugs of this grade are not usually available at this
price.
We have carefully selected only the choicest color-
ings and patterns for our Mid-Summer Sale.
Fourth floor.
Glove Silk Vests
$ l .95
Some of the season's new-
est vests with lace or picoted
trimming are included in this
wide selection of glove silk
vests. Peach. white. pink
and orchid in sizes 36 to 42.
Reg. price $2.50.
. Main floor.
Comfortable.
$4.75 .
Reg. plies $8.80 ea.
The loveliest of summer
, comfort-bloc in ten. laven-
der. gold or blue bordered
figured mull. ribbon tufted.
Third floor.
Linen Hemetitched
Lunch Set
$3.50 set
Boxed ready for use is I
ll lunch cloth 55 x 55
in with hematitchecl hem
and six napkins to match.
Thirdfloor.
26 Piece Set
Plated Silverware
$7.45
One of our best sale values
offers a choice of two at-
tractive thorns. A lovely
.oet for e small family.
Main door.
Books
50 cts.
Formerly $1.50 to 82
Slightly soiled from display.
these books by au-
thors are mlendl at this
- plies.
Gillette
Safety Razors
,. 20 cts.
no genuine article with
blade included. hitched
number of them for the sale.
lain door.
~ Scales $l.59
Convenient for wdghing
\fruit and sugar in causing
season. Platform top. 25
lb “We
Dos-nun
Saturday
Candy Special
39 cts. lb.
For over the week-and are
thsssvsry delsaoes' ' whipped
cum Chocolates in five tas-
vflm ‘
lain-Soon.
Extra Sized.
Envelope Chemises
$1.25 to $2.50
Material of very fine quali-
ty. lacs trimmed or embroid-
ered is used in these envelope
Chemises that have been
much higher priced. Sizes
46. 48 and 50. Second floor.
Pillow Cases
. To Embroides
$l pr.
Reg. price $1.35 pr.
Reserved for this last day.‘
these are a rare value.
Stamped and finished for s
crocheted edge or scallop.
each has an effective design
to embroider. 6 patterns.
Main floor.
Dress Linens
85 cts. yd.
Reg. price $1
A clearance of these fancy
colored dress linens. thor-
oughly shrunk and of a
closeweave. 36 inches wide.
Third floor.
Japanese
Table Covers
$l .50 ~
A splendid size (72") and
ideal for many summer
launderings are these Japan-
ese table covers with wide
hematitched heme. Reg.
price SIJS. Third floor.
Georgette Pleatings
50 cts. yd.
in all the recent and most
fashionable colon. is this
finely pleated ruffling in
many 2 color com-
binations. Light and dark
colors. Reg. price 3! to
$l.50- yd. Main floors
Fancy Round
Garters-
l9 cts. pr.
in fancy colorings and com-
binations are these elastic
garters in a large variety of
styles. A splendid value l
. Main floor.
‘F-
Clearance Junior
and Misses’ Frocks
$2.95
in sizes 6 to l6 are lovely
summer models taken from
our regular stock. Materi-
als are silks. voiles. ging-
hams and tissue ginghams.
Styles exceedingly good.
Second floor.
Untrimmed
Felt Hats
$ l .95
Every desirable color is fes-
tured in these hats. They
have not been shown at all
before. Large brimmed
shapes and large headsizes.
Also small cloche styles.
Add a flower. a feather or a
ribbon band.
Second floor.
Smart Leather 8:
Silk Purse‘s "
$2.95
A great variety of styles to
please all tastes. Pouch.
underarm. back strap and
top handle models. Materi-
als are fashionably finished.
Main floor. ’
Humming Bird Hose
$ l .25
Reg. price $1.50
Pure silk hose of service
weight have lisle garter tops
and feet. Every desirable
summer color.
Main floor.
Men’s Fine Shirts .
Reduced
Our better quality shirts
which have been selling for
$3.50 and $4. Mostly fine
stripes—acme plain colors.
$2.89,
Main door.
Stock Patterns of
China—Reduced
There are‘ many wonderful
bargains in our China de-
partment. Dozens of plates.
saucers, etc. left in discon-
tinued stock patterns are
slashed in price. Example:
Dinner plates $l3 dozen.
Sale price $3 dos.
Main floor.
Ecru Val Edging
45 cts. piece
In twelve yard pieces, this
very attractive ecru val edgc
ing is popular as s dainty
trimming for light summer
frocks. Many attractive cle-
signs.
Main floor.
Fancy Ribbons
10 cts. yd.
You will find many uses for
these lovely l-Z to I l-2 inch
ribbons. Satin. plain or
fancy gros grain and No-
toned ribbons of wonderful
quality are included in this
collection of beautifully col—
Black and White
Thread
3 cts. spool
Clark's l00 yd. spools of
white or black cotton thread
are very special at the sale
price of 3 cts. spool or 30
cts. dozen.
Mun door.
Norwalk Chronicler