Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 31, 1925 · page 12

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New Hartfdrd: Nepaug road is
under construction. Road will be

 

 

closed when asphalt is applied.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THINK BEFORE YOU BUILD

To most people a home means an investment for a lifetime.
A misstep is a serious matter. That is why it is worth while

to think before you build. Make sure of the PERMANENOE
' of those things about a home that grows deer with associa.
tions. However modest the home may be, make it substan-
tial. Build YOUR home well!

THE "HATCH "& "’BAltEY-CO.

Sheetrock—Oelotex—Oornell Boards.
McNairs Shingles Guaranteed Air 50 Years

North Canaan-Norfolk: Canaan-
Nortolk rond. Sections A. and B. are
under construction. Probable short
delay at underpass near Canaan.
One way traffic.

Sharon: Shuron-Amcnla road is
under construction. Concrete fin-
ishcd. One way traffic.

Torrington: Goshen roud is under
construction. Detour posted.

Watertown . Waterbury: Weier-
town-Thomnston road is under con-
struction. All approaches posted;
short delays near steam shovel

Winchester: Rowiey street, Win-
sted. is under constiuction. Detour
posted for neith bound traffic. _'

Monivzilie Norwich- lindlyme road
is under construction. Open to traf-
fic; shoulders incomplete.

l‘lainneid: Putnam-Norwich road,
section under construction. Open to
traffic; shoulders incomplete.

Lyme-linst Haddam: Norwich-

 

 
 

Hndiymc road. section under con-
struction. Dctour over unimproved

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-' ’ A Shoe Store for Particular Men

If you’ve never bought shoes here you cannot know how
much “Conneally 81 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.

Conneally 69° Bracken

South N orwalk Conn.

 

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NEW NECKWEAR

As fashion demands ruffles and frills we have new
Lace Ruffling in white, cream and ecru. 29c to
$1. 50 per yard. .,

ALSO CO-ED RUFFLING LACES

These are made with cord worked in along the
edge in such a way that it can be ruffled instantly
to any desired fullness, 50c per yard-

Lace Jabots and Collars $1.00
Panel Lace Collars $1.25 and.$l.50
Collar and Cuff Sets 50cto$l.00

.l. l. MALL ME

88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

New York Markets

143 Washington St. 55 Main St.
So. N orwalk Norwalk
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828

SPECIALS

Fancy Soup Chickens 5 to 6 lbs. .30c

GENUINE SPRING LAMB
SmalLegsLamb..............32c
RibLambCho ps...............38c
loin .ambCho ps..............c48
StewLamb.................121-2
Forequarter Lamb .......‘.-.'...20c
Shoulder PotRoast 14c

BEST ' MILK FED VEAL
RUMP VEAL............‘.....20c,
:RlBVEALCHOPS 25c
.LoinVea-lChops...............32c
STEW VEAL (Salad Meat) . . . . 25c
=~§SMALL BREAST VEAL 14c
SHOULDER VEAL 15c

;, Bread and Butter Prime Rib Roast 30c
. Pot Roast 22c ShoulderSteak 18c
Round Steak;....... 32c StickingPieces 20¢
Sirloin Steak H... .. 32c Fresh Chopped Beef 15c
: Porterhouse Steak . . 35c Boneless Rump Corn-
"‘_RibRoast ' edBeef .........25c'
‘ (Boned and Rolled) 28c Plate Corned Beef ,. . 7c

ErreshPorktoRoast 27clb.
»1~TreshflutPorkChop525clb.
‘ Fancy Boasting Chickens, 5 to 6 lbs. 38c lb.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

' when under construction but is

road around a section of the work.

Bust Lyme: Shore road, construe.
ilon work is under way. Detours
posted.

Colchcster-Iiebr on: Amsfon road
is under construction. Detour over
unimproved road.

lifontvillc: Raymond Hill road.
grading is being done. Detour post-
ed via Dolbcare Hill road. I

Windham: Windham.North Wind-
ham road is under construction;
open to traffic. '

Bozrah: Norwich-Colchcstcr road.
section being paved with concrete in
Village of Fltchvillc. Traffic going
'from Norwich to Colchcster will pass
through the work: traffic from Col-
chester to Norwich will use detour

shovel grading is under way and tem.
pornry dctours are postde ns neces-

snry.
New Fnirflcld: Sherman road.
grading and mncadam completed.

The contractor is at work on the
shoulders and rolling.

Kent: Dover road. steam shovel
grading is under way on new loca-
tion. No detours are necessary.
Roxbury: Roxbury Fails road—-
this road is now completed and open
to travel.

Bedding: Georgetown road. steam
shovel grading and macadam con.
struction is under way and nwe locao
tion. No dctours are necessary.
New Milford: Bridge street. pre-
puration for concrete construction is
under way and a short detour is nec-
cssary.

lloxbnry: Southbury roud. steam
shovel grading is under way but no
convenient detour is available. Traf-
tic should avoid this road as much
as possible as unavoidable delays
may be necessary.

Greenwich: Boston Post road, con.
rtructlon on the Post road near the

New York State line. No delay in
traffic.
Stamford: Keclcr's Hill. on the

Boston Post concrete road. is under
construction. Slight delay in traffic.
Durien: Boston Post road. con-
crete constructed. Slight delay to
traffic.

Westport: Boston Post road. grad~
ing on section of road from Peat
Swamp to Nash's curve and from
Saugntuck river bridge to Lighthouse
curve. Slight delay to traffic.
Westport: Shore road. under con-
struction. Open except at inter-sec-
tions. '

Milford: Orange and West Haven-
Miiford turnpike is being widened.
.\'o cdluy to traffic.

Milford: Shore road is under con-
struction. 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 Brnnt‘ord to North Bran-
ford is under construction. Road
closed while being oiled; open at
other times.
Portland:
road is under construction.
open but is very rough.
East Hampton: Portland-East
Hampton road is under construction
but is open for traffic. ,
Pequonock and Suffield: Road is
under construction but is open for
traffic.

Stafford and Union: Stafford-Un-
ion turnpike is under construction.
Road closed: fair detour.

East Graby to Windsor Locks:
Road is under construction but is
open for traffic.

Entield: Prospect Hill road is un-
der construction; road is closed for
through traffic but local traffic is
accommodated.

Sisbury: Hartford-Simsbury road
is under construction but is open for
traffic.

Cromwell: River road is under
construction but. is open for traffic.
Glastonbury: New London turn-

Glastonbury - Portland
Road is

open for traffic; also, short detour
via River road.
Hartford: Maple avenue is under

construction; road closed. Short
detour.
Eastford: Phoenixviile road, traf-

Procecd with care.

Colchester: Colchester - Norwich
concrete road is under construction.
Detours posted.

under way:

Berlin: Berlin turnpike from Ber-
lin south.

Cheshire: From Cheshire to Harn-
den on the M ale-New Haven road.
Cheshire: 1" m Milldaie Junction
to the Connecticut Reformatory.

All of the above roads are open.
but traffic should preceed with care.

—Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.

 

 

 

 

as posted.

Chaplin; ;}Vi_li_i_mentic- Hampton
road grading is being done: mien-~~-»
to traffic.

Newtown: Bethci road. steam

tie is being taken care of on the road. 1 ‘

The following resurfacing work is .

 

 

 
 

 

 

Fate er coincidence? it. August; 192s, Miss Katherine we.-

11.11., Charlotte, N. (3;, telephone operator, usLseisedb detains
while swimming. She was saved by a man later rem
A. ”1,. Bostwright. Richmond, Va.. traveling salesmen. K‘o‘ew

decks ago, Miss Williams, swimming in s difi'ercnt place, became
entangled in a piece of rope, and went down twice. A man heard
her cries, and saved her. She discovered when she recovered that
it was again Dostwright who had saved her life. Neither fined

31:: other's identiy until after the rescue. . The two are show,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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pass!

NEAR NORMAL

Counecticut reservoirs. despite a
phortago of rain of nonliy eight in-
ches dating tram October 1024 to
the middle of June this year. are
now enjoying a level which is prac-
tically normal for this time of the

 

year. Very heavy rains near the end

of June and all through the month
of July have made this possible. the
precipitation in July having been
somewhat above the normal rainfall
of the’ month in ”past years. Normal
precipitation for July is about four
and a half inches, while the July of
1925 was gifted with a rainfall of
about five inches.

While most of the reservoirs in the
state are below their high level by
about two feel. this condition is not
unusual for time of year and is con.
siderably better than the condition
at this time last year. when the state
suffered from exceeding dryness.
The heavy rsinfalls of July have not
increased the levels of the resor-
voirs, but have served to counteract
against ordinary summer con-unip-
tlon and evaporation. In other words.

the rain has kept the reservohs at .

practically the same level 'as at the

’ first of the month and has prevent~

ed them from dropping any fur-
ther.

If the normal rainfall continues
through the month of August there
will be little danger of a. water shor‘
tnge, water company men beiiev.e
The roseivoirs of the water compan-
ics in Connecticut are engineering
masterpieces and are so constructed
that they have a maximum drainage
area. It would take a drouth of many
months duration to seriously cripple
the state‘s Water supply.

 

SOVIET BUDGET JUMPS. I

MOSCOW. July 31.—(AP.) For
the first time since the revolution.
Russia's budget will exceed the pre-
war budget by sevarsl million doll”
inrs. According to the figures of the
coming year’s budget, now before
the council of commissurs, the gen-
eral balance is estimated at $1.730.-
1100.000. as against 81.300.000.000
last year and $1,700,000.000 in 1913.

% Sterling Furniture Co.

43 to 65 North Main St. 50. Norwalk, Conn.

Phone 105

Starting Saturday, August 1 st
The Great Furniture Event

of the

His Great August Sale of Fine Furniture has
planned fer months and months.

after earload of furniture has been unpacked
and awaits your selection on our floors at unheard of
The reductions range from one-third to one-
half of the re
choose good furniture.

gular prices.

Living Room Suites
Bed Room Suites.

Beds and Beddings
Intact'ever'y‘fthing

Don ’15- Miss T his, Opportunity

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Don’t let this unusual oppor-
Buy, now for present and future use, we

will store it free of charge.

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July Clearance Sale

MME. JEANNETTE

56 South Main St. South Norwalk

 

Week-End Specials

Broilers Cooked to Order
Chicken Salad Shrimp Salad .
Home Baked Beans ;
Hot Roast Beef Puritan Pies

A full Line of Imported and Domestic Foods

 

NorWalk Delicatessen

J es. J assil, Prop.

Free Delivery Norwalk '

Open Eves. Till 11 P. M. All Day Sunday

91 Main St.

 

 

 
 
 

Year

Carload

Now is your chance to

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Dining‘Room Suites 1:,
Occasional Pieces
Floor ' Coverings ,5;

in the Store.

 
 

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