‘ Sends Appeal to Miss
u.‘ ._ Todd for Clothing
Needed for 100
2 .‘ Miss Joan E. Todd. executive sec-
'4‘.- { sisal-y of tho Norwaik chapter. Am-
'. :‘sricsn Red Cross. has received the
following letter from national head-
Quarters:
0' Miss Jean E. Todd,
‘ _..__No_rwaik Chapter.
" American National Red Cross.
.-.South Norwalk Public Library.
."Norwalk. Connecticut.
‘ My dear Miss Todd:
“This is smut-what of a personal
ppeai. You know of the Delano
urses W! n are doing so much to
fiemplhy lied Cross in the most is-
‘ sted places. One of them is Miss
Xarxsret Harry, down in the moun-
tains of North Carolina. She is do-
, ‘ one of the finest bits of service
fill“ I have ever known. Just now_
' has an opportunity to send one
. , drod boys and girls to Lincoln
generics! University. Other students
has sent there have done so
, ’ I that Dr. Mathews, president of
... a university. has offered to find a
‘ s for one hundred more this
rh-
a
Dill take care of the students while
or are in the school. Miss Harry
lib the problem of clothing them
“it! providing transportation. She
ml undertaken the large task with
[devotion and enthusiasm that de-
‘, 0 our heartiest support.
. .On other similar occasions
M has raised funds through
{humus ‘sales of old clothing that
”tends have supplied. Now she has
Inked several of her friends here at
national headquarters it we will
help her. We are glad to do so and
also urging our friends to help
“n though Red Cross as an organ-
fiction is not in sympathy with old
clothes drives. The boys and girls
. e from twelve to twenty years
“age. Garments in good condition
1! clean. suitable for these moun-
fi'kl children. will be most accepta-
Na. Those. sent whicn do not fit
will be sold and the profits will be
V sod to defray transportation costs.
ill you not send any suitable gar-
ents you may be able to secure
d advise me when you make ship-
ents. so that I may keep in touch
th the project.
gained) JAMES 'r. NICHOLSON,
.. "Assistant to the Vice Chairman.
J The Delano Nurses are those
nurses maintained by the income
"from a iegacy'of $25,000 left by
like Jane Delano, who was largely
Instrumental in building up the Red
Cross Nursing Service to its present
fiflcient state. to provide much need-
, ad..heaith instruction and nursing
“twice for isolated communities un-
able to care for their own needs.
3 Anyone interested in helping Miss
wHarry to made it possible for these
children of the mountains to obtain
.11: education. by contributing some
Miss
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cents: fromjsnusry II‘Itc-sl. as from April it to so. Iii cents; from at sssoiinc on sold in Connecticut sold‘ in Connecticut in any single
cents: from February‘ 1 'to 4. .80 May 1 to-‘I. u-csntsl from May I to in the half- car 90500. and the month since the gasoline tax was km of gasoline supply over the demand
costs; from February -.il‘to II. as it. It costs; from May 15 to Ii. ,25 average margin'fof gross profit was posed four yerss ago. The con- in the country was 1.179.055.136 gal-
csnts; from )5“.ch 'ton. so. u cents; from June 1 to so. 37 cents, fbur cents algalion. The quantity sumption in Connecticut was about Ions.
cents; from Marohllli to It. 85 and frovatil'y 110 ll. "cents. consumed during July. when the one-ninctleth of the total for the
cents; "from April 1 “.15.?! cents; Approximately 61,101,400 ullons posit price prevailed. was the largest country. -
‘1' . '17
At the end of last year the noon
—Advsrtise in the Sentinel.
The university is endowed and '
Buy by the Rockwell Plan
35% at time , of. purchase
25%‘— ea‘cii‘f'foiiowlng-montfi ’
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Free Store“: Until Wanted ,
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“Gosh!” says Mr. Stork when interviewed at his home in the Boston
(Mass). Zoo. “What with all this talk about birth control and such
things it looks like I'll have to look up the want ads for s new Job if
there won't be any more babies to deliver."
GAS STATIONS
"IN STATE NOW
NUMBER 3,351
Gross proilts in the neighborhood
of two million were realized by re-
tail filling stations from the sale of
gasoline for motor vehicle consump.
tion in Connecticut during the first.
half of this year. These were shar-
ed by 3,255 filling stations throush-
out the States The stations continue
to increase rapidly and. on the first
day of this month, 8.851 of them
were registered in the State Motor
Vehicle Department. of which 96
were established during the put 1
month and 108 in June.
The average price of gasoline for
the past seven months in Connecti-
cut has been 24.5 cents a gallon. The
average price per gallon at retail in-
creased from 19 cents on January 1
to 28 cents on the last day of July.
From January 1 to 15. it was 19
cents; from January 18 to u. 81
A Shoe Store for Particular Men
If you've never bought shoes here you cannot know how 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 sssortments
of styles and leathers and you'll hunt long for I. better opportunity
to get exceptional value for your money.
Conneally £6 Bracken
South Norwalk, Conn.
BUONO BROS. MEAT MARKET ,
PRIME MEATS, 9
Dark, perectly match skins.
Full brown'fogeollsr. $395 skins.
Finely selected natiiral
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NLY theyery newest of Fashions developed in finest
‘ ’quality fur are here—at prices that are not to be du-~
plicated later in the season.
‘ it is 112211 ecOnomy to buy in August and wise to select ear-
ly, since the stock now offers the pick from amongst
many in each group.
Our experience last year proved November
prices 20% or more higher than our August Sale Prices.)
dark
$395
. '0‘ their children's outgrown cloth-
ing, may leave it at the Red Cross
,inica in the South Norwalk Public
Hbrary or teelphone Miss Todd at
801. and it will be called for.
READY T0 TALK
REFUNDING 0F
* :1. BELGIAN DEBT
Conferences to Begin
‘t In Washington Mon-
“ day — 'Amount Now
..' Totals $480,000,000
,. WASHINGTON. Aug. 7 (AP).—
.Wilh early negotiations looking to
the- funding of the bulk of the re-
maining twelve billion dollars of ~un-
fimded debt now a definite prospect.
a American Debt Commission is
ready to consider first the conditions
of repayment of Belgium's share of
this total. amounting roundly to
$430,000,000.
WPrellmlnary to opening negotia~
“one for this purpose with the Bel.
Stan Debt Commission here Monday.
the.American Conimlssion at its first
ma! session yesterday in eight
ths,‘gave some study to the alt-
flon as to .Belgium's capacity to
.. although forming no conclusions
1 it has heard in more detail on
‘ question from the Belgian Com-
fl ' on itself.
While no concrete proposals are
', ted to develop for several days
‘er the negotiations get under way.
pro is every indication of a. dis-
~.tlon to accommodate the terms
0 settlement to Belgium's capacity
Tpay, which would mean more lib-
' 1 terms than Great Britain agreed
‘ its funding her debt. Should the
‘ us. however. suggest any sepa-
on of Belgium's war and post-
' hdsbt to this country by recalling
"Versailles Treaty provision un-
,‘which Germany agreed to as-
.e the former. such a plan. it is
., as made toward the other
r nations. all of whom. except
and Armenia. now have been
- -. had on the question. they
_ " ' informed just as they went into
“ on yesterday that France pur-
to send a. Debt Commission
next month. With an early re-
quiet: of the negotiations with
‘also expected. a funding settle.
‘ um would place under repay-
1: approximately ten billion dol-
of the present total of twelve
. s of unfunded foreign debt.
. A. point! Augf’L—Three
bu who failed to pm examina-
in a high school hero fired
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Fancy FricassieCliickens 5-6 N): 30c
BEST MILK FED VEAL
RUMP VEAL.....‘.'........20clb.
Nutria ' Coat
made of golden‘brow'n pelts, puff sleeve.
beepard Ocelot
Genuine Spring . FreshPork to Roast 27c
American. Broadtail
L'amb Fresh Cut ' f.‘ Coats .4.
Small Legs Lamb " ' 36c [’PPork :20”. I ' ' ‘ ‘ H 25c ZA‘Anew-ps thrown shade with collar. $245
Small Shoulders my- “‘1'“! cuffs auditions: of cocoa mt
Lamb.............23c Chickens,5t061bs.38c
LambStew 15c FancyFowi........36c
Rib Lamb Chops . .. 40c Fresh Killed Broilers 45c
Rib Roast (boned and rolled),"....,.. 28clb.
PrimeRibRoast 30clb.
StickingPieces 20clb.
Shoulder Pot Roast 14c lb.
ShoulderSteak 18clb.
Fresh ChoppedBeef l5clb..
Boneless Rump’Corned Beef 25th
Pembrcwnshade with collar. cuffs I 8298
and ten inch border of cocoa dyed
'qwlel. 0‘s l r
l' '4':
Hudson Seal Coats
$235... . $335 $395."
This Wis-lsmarlt'sbls momma. of
. mammogram _ nausea wltll'Jollsrs, ma
' ' ofgsquirleluskunkcnrose-
i. shots at their teschors. ser-
’ w wounding the principal of the
mrtsn mi in newWe)‘.
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PlateCornedBeef....' ..... ........7clb.
longtime“ beautifully made with - “Oil
tutti-w ‘ '
Perfectly matched] and faultlessly ' $335i
Particularly choice dark skins. 15 inch. Tomboy
andmcular models. Only eleven coats—not to be
$298
Hardy. Northern skins only. The finest workman-
ship! Full length 'with Viatka or rosemarten or
natural squirrel or skunk trimming.
‘13. Marmlnk' '° Coats 1‘
August-S’sle Price $13 5
8 Incomparable Groups!
Specially priced lower than the ex-
Butter Eggs - ceptionally low August Sale Prices.
FREE DELIVERY, pHONE 3295 1 Gray Squirrel Coats _ Raccoon Coats Dark: Muskrat Coats
' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ’ Aura-i Sale Price ' August Sale Price
40 SOUTH MAIN ST. ggg whmefiggggfggmflm “in: “‘5 $245 . $185
Blended skins makingl an unusually dark and fine
looking garment. 48 inches long. Blended Aus~
. _ isc crush collar. all ' 9 replaced at this price. tralian opossum collar and cuffs.
~ W‘W‘ city—faultless in every 5 5 ________-
“ cry" . natural skins. my . ‘ - - ,
New York Markets foxcellarsnd puffsleeves. _ Hudgggutfifikgoats Caracul Coats
s . . '. A t d P .
143 Washington St. 55 Main St. l C t August so. Price $235 “3” 5 ° "‘° $185
So. N orwalk Norwalk Squme _ 0a 3 ‘ - ' Good quality caracul '(skins)' with 'collar and cuff
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828 .(Dyed‘Cocoa Shade) filsggfiugdglsvgittg giz‘mcfilsh. collars and :ndpborder of cocoa fox. Full length. Sizes 16
‘ mm“ ’olfno'dei pith galls?! full; and “ $445 ‘q ' ° ~'
- » be en cocoa on. an pu s save. ,5. .
SPE‘ :IAI lS Woman’s modernism and lullf with $485 Hudsogblyedfiueslgslt) coats Muskrat Coats
_ count-(cuffs. and er 0 cocoa 0x. August Sale Price August Sale Price $125
run length selected muskrats, worked herring-
bone style. Self trimmed.
Sealine Coats
August Sale Price
$165
' SHOULDER VEAL 15ch i. . . t... ........'~...:... m... .2... M... m... 0...... .. mm... m... Blimf‘fishldfilfi'szithfdilate:
......... . J,- til 'uff ' f . - - - .
RIB VEAL CH OPS - . . . . . I . . . 25c lb. zillion $111123: sitdunk filial-re s i H Emexhoiifigigy the same way, making an 32:3. Only strong buck skills which weal best are
LOIN VEAL CHOPS . 32c lb ' - M ‘ “T ’ C" 0' a Super - Specials
. oooooos _ o usmt ‘u' t. . g .
STEW VEAL (Salad Meat). .25c lb. mg m :33» 39313; with “$33 as: - ' ' Which Require Quick Purclme .
an_j_r, ,ln -.
SMALL BREAST VEAL 14c lb. 'mmogmsuéfmfimgé $245 - ; I Caracul Jacquettes 47” Caracul Coats
° ' « °' . 3 ‘ . SoldlastN ber 1:395 SldhstN be f $12't $150
ROTH“! alld Sil’lOln Steak . . . . 3chlbo mgiyéMusmt ’(the finst the _ $295 Brand new jacqueigtestffmflat ‘ Brand :liiw well.:lllli::l%lc:r::ué 0 0
Porterllouse Steak 35c lb. filfnfii‘llnméuilfim‘lm‘lfi ' .w $§é%%tg§g€ $85 filifi’éilfiufwsifigg. $150
Bread and Butter Pot Roast. .ZZc lb. "‘ ‘ ' ' ' :aordina’ryvaluesol “° °"' , 3.02;... °° “8 °r 5° 1 e
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sA-ugust Sale Model Coats
Designed in Paris, Reproduced in New York
$125
25% Less Than In September
This is more thana coat sale. ' It is an authentic presentation
, of smart Fall models. .The fine fur trimmings are sumptuous
and are a true indication of the greater value these coats have.
' f ,, The very full flare in back, sides of front, or only a suggestion
f of one is very. smart; as are the straight coats with new and
unusual treatments of fur._ .The colors too are very new.
Norwalk Chronicler