airs of Educator Shoes
"for children, all sizes
at $2.95
at of Dr.. Chase’s Children’s
05 4 to 11, at ,,,,,,,, $1.95
In Patent. Tan and Smoke
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S'IAIN sr.
SO. NORWALK
.ALACE BODTERY
'\ ‘ .hDAY, 'AUG. 15TH
“r some a"
. SAINT’S BODY ARRIVES‘ in U. s.
“The Money Saving Chain Stores"
OFFER UNUSUAL SAVINGS
TO THE CAR OWNER
EFFECTIVE UNTIL
AUGUST 20th ONLY
' ‘AUTo SUPPLIES
TIRES
Schrader Balloon
Adjustable ; Tm: GENI'lNl-I
CARRIER [fist price $1.35 I
Adjustable ty p c
with strong center
brace. Our rcgulni
Tire Gauge
List pr
Schrader Vail/e
ri‘. Insides, box of 5
990.
List price 250
Newest type of stop
signal ilts any
make of tall lamp.
No holes to drill.
Com cs complete
with bulb ready to
attach. List price
$2.50.
$1.15
ice $1.50
19c
RED GIANT STANDARD I Electric Cigar
The Better ‘ Lighters
RIM $3 95 CORD TIRES 1 $2 59
TOOL ' , _.
Makes tire cliaiig- Quality “m“ ”l'" ““‘m' Furnished tor
ing easy. long mileage and emf tire t'IiIK‘rO or 12 volts.
List price $4.50 troubles.‘ Fits [lush on the
dash. has long reel
Combination . Til't‘ 1“th to reach rear scale
ASH TRAY Size Price Price and cannot short
and Match Holder . ,. ,, | . a circuit. Our reguo
. Hands 0 me .I0.\.i£r2. tl. jr. 59.05 $2.2.) lul‘ price $335.
receptacle i: 30x3 if. its. jr. 10.95 2,25
~, “:"t-V all'ifs: noisy/2 11.95 2.2:. ‘ NACTIO
, ‘ pne . . _ ‘ _ l'Iliostcry
: - p“, ,V i .1 ... .l‘JxJi-fi- 11.9.. no.) ":‘mmbm.
7. 5 I’ a C “' rm ’ 31x! 15.95 2.80 mmes spot.-
‘3 ~ ‘ ‘ resting cigar ' n _ a ‘- r0 m a II
or cigarette. Conic: 3-“ 10-90 ~95 fabrics. Not
00mm!” "a“! ‘" 33x4 17.4.5 3.1:. intluIIIInable
attach. List price “ _ 9 3 30 68
shoo- I "414 ll. ? . c
59c t32x~ii5 22.9.. 3.9.5 List price 800.
33x41/2 29.95 9.89
BLOW OUT 34x45 24.95 3.95 SIMONIZE
. ‘ War: or 39
Patches 19c saw :395 4.89 mean" c
val. to 39c. 35x5 29.9.5 4.9:. List price 00c.
CUSHIONS
E~Z Back art
leather comfy
c u s h i o n
makes driv-
ing great dis-
tances a plea-
sure instead
of an ordeal.
$1.50 value.
79c
Fine quality. "
well made. ‘
SPECIAL! 30x3l/2 GRAY INNER TUBES $1.59
HAND HORN
Excellentiy constructed, has no
soldered parts to work loose by
vibration. the gears are case-
hardened. doubly supported and
run in steel bushings. This hon
“ill outlast your ear. Has don
ble supporting bracket that is nc
weakened I
a n y [)0st2'
pressure of i'
plunger. ["3
ishcd in glo-
.black enunn-
List, price $2.5
DOLLUP SETS for Ford:
Consists of 4 hub shields and caps.
Shields are highly polished and
caps have red centers.
Dist price $2.50
TRANSMISSION
LINING, For Fords
List. price $2.29
WIND DEFLEOTORS
Specials for Ford, Owners
97c
SCANDINAVIA '
$1.39
only whii
lasts.
ENGINE
CLEANER
The only pos-
FOR FORDB — SPECIAL !
GENUINE STEWART
SPEEDOMETERS ,
A $15 value; will remain on s';
e the quantity on inn:
$10.89 .
‘ Solid Brass
011. ops
Plate glass wings with
nickel plated adjustable
brackets ready to at-
» ‘. tach to windshield. Add
to car's attractivenes:
and protect passengem
from dust of the road.
$4.95
value.
5 TUBE RADIO RECEIVER
Guaranteed
Special on Storage Batteries
" 1 gypsum as
64 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 2796 Open evenings ’tiil 8.30 So. Norwaik
itive method if»
or kee pin a
y o u 1‘ motor
tree from grit
and dirt. Val.
$2.50. '
81.98
Strongly constructed for using
any kind at 39
oil. 6
SUPPLY C0. ....
TUBES 1
STOP LIGHT
$1.79 ‘
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$29.95 '
The reiiquary containing the bones of Saint Christina the Virgin sent
by the Pope as a permanent shrine in St. John‘s Cathedral, Cleveland,
Ohio. Standing beside the box containing the holy remains oi’ the saint
is Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland, who brought the body with
him from Rome.
A lot of the gossip and news that is known starts out on its
rounds o’er the wires of the phone. When business, or pleasure
or any old thing, we're achin’ to toil, we give someone a ring.
“Well, how "IQ, you, kidlets, and how have. you becnl They
tell me you’ve taken to bridge. Do you win? I'm using massages
to clear up my brow." It‘s mother who's doing the talking right
now.
“Hello. there, friend wife! I'In delayed at. my work. You
old headache that won't go away. You‘ll have to forgive me for
slippin’ a cog.” You know who that is~why, it's someone’s
stcnog.
“Yes, this is your sweetie. I've waited your callf Remember
your promise last night, in the hull? You said if you loved me,
you'd gladly confess." The voice of the modern day flapper,
I guess.
“Hello, there, friend wife! 1' iiidcluyed at my work. You
konw you’d object if you thought that I'd shirk. I’m buried in
letters away out of sight.” And father is missing from supper
that night.
The messages come and the messages go, and they bring quite
a flocie of the things that we know. There's gladness and sad-
ness. in all sorts of tone through the chatter that flows every day
on the phone
SALE
0N JANTZEN BATHING SUITS
1194
f 9‘ 7”
,,
c‘
:50):
$4.?
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dad //~.
.36 #2?
rats; m3; 2:0: 2“; ‘; ‘
, CI water fun;
in a Jantzeni
Ladies’$7.00,Now $4.95
Men’s $6.50, Now $4.35
Cadets’ $5.75, Now $3.75
Children’s $3.00, Now ...... . . . .. $1.95
Donnelly’s
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§Youth8’$4-25,N°W $2.95
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So. Norwalk and Wegtport
“ MP "Prism
Supposedly Defunct Breweries ,
- o
Are Making
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NE\V YORK. Aug. 14 (AP).—
Supposedly defunct breweries in
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Massa-
chusetts and the middle west are
flooding thoteust with thousands of
barrels of real Qicer to quench the
parched throats of those whose hard
liquor supply has been cut off by the
government's rilm blockade which
practically encircles the country.
Divisional Prohibition Chief-ll. Q,
Merrick declares that in the last 39
days inora beer of illegal alcoholic
content has been seized than in the
preceding six months. '
Three curloada of beer from Penn-
sylvania seized hero yesterday
brought the total for tho last month
up to 6.000 barrels. with a. value of
about $100,000 at the source and
approximately twice that amount in
- the bootleg market.
The shortage in hard liquors
caused by the dispersal oi: tho rum
fleets and the government's vigilance
on the Canadian border and the Gulf
of Mexico is given as one reason for
the sudden popuiartty of tho brewed
beverage. Mr. Merrick names Scran-
ton, Pennsylvania. and Lowell. Muss.
achusetts. as cities from which es-
pecially large quantities of beer have
been shipped here.’ Little is com-
ing from Canada. '
Agents or the
spuad made their
federal narcotic
appearance as
prohibition enforcers here yesterday.
CONN. .. .. “
WI .
r ,
14,1
may, amuse
“Old-Time” Siu'
'I‘lil‘} BOY‘FOR T HE JOB.
P‘A'i'iii‘iit»! want to apprentice
my boy to you. Y
MASTER PLUMIII'Iii——\\'licre la
lie‘.’
b‘A'i‘iiliit—\\'cll-cr-he forgot his
reffircnces and has gone back home l
t
‘ Frank J acoby
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
12-14 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
utter IIIt'l".
v
MASTER I’I.L,'MliliII—Iiighiol—v-
1‘“ take 'inI—-—l.oiiiion Opinion.
..- - _,_-________.
GUI)" REASON.
MOTORCYCI.lH'l‘. stopping—("an
I help‘.‘ What are you looking for?"
hit)’l‘(llIiS'i‘~—A cuntotindmi pedcl
triun wo run down. Ito's hiding Iii
licri- soinmvhcrc, having bcnt n.
{t‘ntil‘i' and smashed u. light—Til-
lifts.
98c ‘ $1.50 ' $2.98 ' $5.00
Cost is no consideration in this sale
CHILDREN’S VOILE DRESSES
.25 Per Cent ReductiOa
One Lot of Children’s Gingham Dresses
Sizes 7 to 14 years
79c
Irving B. Stone
501‘ M) lil'hlli.
Little .lulinm'. It city boy in the
icountn' for tho iirst time saw the
milking of II. cow.
"Now you know where the milk
comes from. don't you?" he was
united.
"Sure!" replied Johnny. “You
give her some breakiast food and
water, and then drain her crank-
case—Progressive Grocer,
participating in several raids, which
netted nine prisoners, 500 cases of
'. - BARGAINS
whiskey, 00 urri‘ls of beer and 500
SPECIAL SALE or SWEATERS ;
.. ‘ new: "‘
EiiIIOl’lH of alcohol.
SHOE
Remaining Stock Must Be Sold Before Monday
On Account of AIterations
FIRE SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT
Everything Going Regardless of Cost! WiII F it the En- V
tire Family for the Lowest Prices in Shoe History!
‘ , MARK-OFF’
42 SOUTH MAIN STREET . SOUTH NORWALK
'r
, ‘33
t
and
Sterling F urniture Co.
43765 NORTH MAIN‘ST.
Furnishing a home is indeed a problem. There is an im-
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portant question at issuewhen you select your furnishings and
“that is the harmony, good cheer and pleasure the appearance
of the furniture will generate. It is often thought that good
furniture, which is the kind that lends these qualities to a home,
1 isexpensive. Not so, here, and especially so during our remark-
.ahle August Sale. This event makes good furniture possible in
your home at an exceedingly low cost and with the privelege of
our charge account system of weekly or monthly payments, makes
it very easy to possess good furniture. The descriptions are re-
served—they do not even convey the real true beauty and quality,
and the prices are so greatly reduced that they are not in the
least indicators of the quality. There is only one way to realize
fully the values offered during this August Sale, and that is come
see them with your own eyes.
Couch Hammocks $7.95.
Refrigerators August SaIe at Cost
Reed & Fibre Suites 1-3 off
Florence Oil Cook Stoves 20 Per Cent off
Buy now for present or future use.
Free storage until needed.
‘ OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
Norwalk Chronicler