Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 14, 1925 · page 14

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F. S. LYON

JOB PRINTING
South Nonnlk

REO Passenger
. 1' Wagons

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Vs Pam's as!) socnssomns

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SERVICE STATION PHONE 13!“

Dont think that back pains mean
serious kidney trouble. 0r highly
colored urine. or frequent urination.

The kiduris become clogged and
”luxsjgh, Jult es the bowels do. Per-
Imps tin-y need roller. Countless
people now secure it in this easy,
modern way.

Drink plenty of water. Start be-
fore breakfast. To thc‘morninx
glues add e. little Jad Suits. Thty will
give you s. pleasant. sparkling drink.

Jud Suits is made from the acids
of lemon Ind grape juice, combined
with lithla. They are made to spur
the organs of elimination.

Results aro prompt. In one hour.
usually, the poisons begin to deport.

 

JADSALTS .

 
 
 

2 Railroad Avenue

THE SILK SHOP

CLEARANCE SALE
Saturday, Aug 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22

Dress Goods—~Silks and Novelties at Unheard of Prices

flint/G'dneys gfilst Risen

2,...» what flan-11mg will do

 

i'he cloning is relieved.

Continue for e. Week. Flush out
all the waste and? poisons that you
can. You will then find. we believe,
a very different kidney condition.

You should learn these facts. The

kidneys, like the bowels. need help
Give them that help without. delay.
Then watch how results repay you.
All drunlsts supply Jed Salts.

Free lost

E: Mail me e Mkl’ree Sample of Jed Seiie.

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Wyeth Chemical Co. .,
593 Madison Ave,
NewY

 

 

 

South Norwalk

 

 

 
 
 

Silk Crepe

69c

Figured, plain and
brocaded

 

Imported Linen

490

All colors

 

 

Crepe de Chine and
Georgette

$1.50 '

40 inches wide
All colors

 

 

 
 

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Odds and Ends of Crepes and Voiles (not remnants) 20c yd.
Printed Voiles ..................................... 39c yd.
l to 5 Yards Remnants l to 5 yards

 

 

 
 

 

 

Schultze’s, Markets

HEADQUARTERS , . 1,
39 89° 41 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn

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BEEF

Rib Roast, boned

and rolled ........ 34c
B. & B. Pot Roast . 24c
Rump Pot Roast .. 24c
Solid Lean Pot

Roast ............ 20c
Shoulder Pot Roast 15c

Fresh Plate ....... 10c
Hamburg Steak 18c

Round Steak ...... 35c
Shoulder Steak 18c
Sirloin Steak 38c
Flank Steak 28(
Beef Liver 16c
Calves Liver ... .. . 40c

 

 

 
 
 

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:Il.'t\\'t‘t‘ll two nieces. Sarah P.

‘inntltution.

tor a nickel. is grand champion pct
were exhibited.

a dog. and 111 :1 command to shimm

Willie. the shimmylng duck. Just a plain backyard duckling bought

show. where a half million dollars worth of blooded 11nd pedigreed pets
White was acclaimed chznnpion by popular applause.
Henry Hoffman. H, the owner, had taught his pct to follow him like

 

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FINEST NEW YORK STATE

roRTY :ONE mm IN THIS TERRITORY
Sour Krout

3 Ige. cans 250
‘13-’5KIRKMAN’SIBORAX i
SOAP 5 bars 27c

Enjoys a Large Sale
It Pleases

Our Celebrated
Mogroco Blend

Coffee
39c lb

 

 

 

 
 

 

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Because It Is Possible That You Pay More

but It Is Impossible to Gety Better
Butter

Our‘Ideal Fresh Made

Butter
5 1 c lb

of New Orleans. At the annual l'ct

 

 

 

 

 

39c;

 

 

Aug. 141-“ch—
in-

NORWICH, (701111.,
era] articles of historwnl \uluc.
eluding 11 double portrait. of the ilrst
Governor Trumbull and his “111-,
painted by their son, (‘oloucl .lolm'
Trumbull, and a sword curriml hi-
Geuerul Jodcdinh Huntington during
the Revolutionnrv War, are be.
queuthcd to tho Conncctlcut IIISIUI‘I-
cal Socicty of Hartford in 11 “ill of
the late Frederick J. Huntington,
probatod here yesterday. Mr. iluut-
Illgton who spout most of his late
roars shroud (IIUII Ilt‘l‘t‘. inst 1111111.. '
The income of his estate. \i'lllt'll is
loft in trust is to be divided cqunlly
Wes-
nnd Helen NI. Perkins, both of
t‘niiiorniu. L'pon lilt‘ll‘
‘1-uth the principal will no to Yale
University for general use of that
No estimate of the value
of the estate is available here at pre.’
sent.

Truck Hits Bus;
Several Injured-

 

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NORTH ADAMS. Mass, August
l-i.—~Severnl passengers on 11 motor
bus hound drom Albany to Boston
were taken to a hospital here yester-
day after being injured in a collision
between the bus and a truck loaded
with sand. it was br-lievcd that all
“Ollid recover.

There were, 16 passengers in the
bus, one of a fleet operated by the
“art Motor Company of Boston. ’l‘ht-
truck. driven by William E. (love or
Blacklngton. had turned out to avoid
striking an automobile and crashed
into the rear end of the bus. break-
ing through one side and tearing out
three seats. Bruises and cuts from
flying glass constituted most of the
injuries.

 

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101301111. 1113101111311 SOCIETY

 

 
 

y in trut- Gilda (irny 1111111101.. OLD DUTofi large 12 0" Ban Gra e 1
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2 k s ,5
1135: 1 7c pkg g; ‘

 

 

GRESOLVENT
0811

 

 

................................... 130.

The Efficient Hand Soap

Smooth Freshly Ground -
PEANUT BUTTER, lb 25"
35 0

FRUIT SYRUP
Jar ................

Makes a Refreshing Drink
Heinz Sweet Mixed ‘
arenas, per 1/. lb 230

Franco American
SPA,GHETTI 2 cans ......

Diplomat Chicken
Broth, with Rice, 2 cans

Finest Florida Grape
Fruit Hearts, can ............

Imported Boneless
SARDINBS, lge. can ......
In Pure Olive Oil

- 25c
25c
25c
29c'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Theshoethha EXTRA SPECIALtl
million friends! ,2 __._.__._
‘ . TENDER FRESH- PICKED NATIVE Dozen K‘
LL over this country
women wearing the 1 K
Arch Preserve:- Shoe are tell- 1 1
ing their friends about the l K
wonderful comfort, foot vig-. l K
or end usefulness, that the] e i W H I L E I T L A S T S K
are enjoying. Never before K
have they found such satis- NODSCOII K

We Highly Recommend
G O L D M E D AL
MAYON N AISE

It is just as Pure, Tasty and

faction --—such foot happi-
ness! They usually mention
the perfect style, too.

ARCH pitsERvER

Pale Dry

GINGER

 

 

 

 

 

 

SHOE
WI! 1 II! it -
fl: “I‘ll iul foiiigiriscui'fie i?“ ALE K
'Iu-e 11111s leer 1n: 81/2 oz. Jar . 28c Chaser l

PintJar - - - 48c
QuartJar - - 90c

Milton Elwood

Washington St. So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

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TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED.

 

\VASHINGTON, Aug. 14.—.Nego—

 

 

‘ LAMB *I’ORK
Small Legs 0f Fresh Roast ...... : 29c
Genuine Springers 38c
Fore Quarters ..... 28c
Rib Chops ........ 48c S M 0 K E D
Loin Chops ....... 60c
Stewing 15c Puritan
Skinned Hams . .. 34c
Shoulders ......... 20c
KITCHEN
SPECIALS VEAL
Roasted and Stuffed Cutlets ........... 40c
Chickens $1.45 Loin Chops ....... 35c
Potato Salad and . Rumps ........... 25c
Baked Beans (1b.)15c Legs ........ i4c

 

 
 
 
 

Sunlight Butter
Fresh Eggs .

 

PRODUCE

....,.....'40cdoz.

OUR

.. '49é lb.

 

Courtesy and Satisfaction

YOUR MONEY BACK IF
NOT SATISFIED

MOTI'0

 

 
 
 
 

POULTRY

: Fancy Fowls ................. 35c Young Hen Turkeys .......... 45c
E Large Roasting Chickens ...... 40c Milk Fed Broilers ...... . ...... 48c

 

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and Ridget‘ield

RANCHES

Corner Washington St. and Railroad Ave, and 68 Cedar St., South Nor- l
walk; 238 East Ave. and Liberty Square. East Norwalk1Darien. Stam-
? fend, Cos Cob, Danbury, Bridgeport, Black Rock, Westport, New Canaan

 

THE LARGEST msrninuron or M E A TS AND E 1 s 11 IN CONN.

 
 

 
 
 

: Acton.

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City. M0,. is held on a charge of
murder tollowing the.dee.th of Miss
01:- Einenetein. 85. The two quu.
reled in the office of a. lriend and
Mrs. Sowerde stabbed Miss Elnen-

tietions between the American and

 
 
 

——-A‘dvertlse in the Sentinel for the
best results. i

 

Belgian Debt Commissions were sus-

 

pended temporarily yesterday to per-
mlt the visitors to receive insiruc~
tions from Brussels as to a new Boi-
gian otter.

Used Knife

 

 

Mrs. Pearl Sowerde, 1s, oi.’ Kansas

‘11. She says she did it in em.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

One of our customers asked us how we could afford to sell the new furniture we
. took out of our warehouse so cheap. The answer is this. Because of the unsafe con-
dition of our former location after the fire, we had to conduct our sale clSewhere, and
so the public would not think we had gone out of business We have been selling every-
thing at actual mist, and this has been our biggest ad. Every piece of new merchan-
dise we are selling 15 absolutely guaranteed to give satisfaction.
You will find here Living Room, Bedroom and Dining Room Suites, Linoleum,
Rugs, Bedding, Odd Dressers, and everything for the home at prices that will surprise
you. This sale will continue every day from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. at the

CORNER OF' FRANKLIN AND MADISON STS.,

until everything” 1s sold, and you should not miss to take advantage of this opportunity.
As soon as alterations are completed we are going back to our former location,
50 South Main Street, South Norwalk.

ALEXANDER FURNITURE CO.

PHONE 3560 SO. NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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