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N O‘TI‘CE; 9 ‘
. j mutton, AUG. 22 is THE LAST DAY I
of the
M. LANDAU’S 5-10c Dept. Store
3 Pro-Closing Sale
if lj‘ Store- Clo'ses Saturday Night at 9 P. M. Sharp, and Remains ,
.‘ Closed All Next Week “I 4
“All Merchandise Sold at a Real Sacrifice Price As We Want To
Re-open With Brand New Goods. '
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Don’t Pass It‘llp l
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DON’T PASS UP THIS NEVER- TO-BE-REPEAT-
ED OPPORTUNITY or
EVERY DOLL'AR.
SAVING ALMOST 50c ON,
No After Regrets
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. graduates; modern'city‘pc'siiblo‘éwhat'kidp?it‘g'6ifig7‘
gust °n°.thing.—Be“li°°!55'§§l€l “ ,.
. .3 ,If the electricity“wer,a'cutvoffTtodayl‘ithhE’tEIéphonesVere discon-
‘E‘Cied. the gas manedjjofl’. the streetcars stopped, the mails halted—j—few‘
People would resomtthiuiiyfs.thelsomfgrtahlo‘rggce..ingyghichjhey
Qdkbeen living;
. . jitnd’cert‘aihiiv't’i‘thE'Aislo'cusEihaa'Se‘étton‘ottnisrs‘ewsp'a‘otr‘wé};
~ ‘ discontinued, many of the people of the City would-be as definitely ‘deprived
“though any_o£:their other public seryices
f conveniences and advantages as
wwint‘grfered with.
““9 {I‘hink‘of what this AlBéC'ClEssified 'Sectionijmeans-‘iin ’te ‘s'of
jopportunity and saving-finite thousands of readers. fl‘hen think
meanness to you! , ' ' ‘ ’
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A? I °©
'polit-o force, keep out. for this is our
ists an Act of Evolu-
tion
Tho vote by Wcsiport to exclude
outside autoists from (iompo Bosch
has disturbed many in Fairnold
county apparently. A Dsnbury man.
tooling hurt because oi the oxcluslgn.
o
has written the followink to
Dunbury News:
To the Editor of the News:
Evolution is a wonderful thing.
1 have always believed in it. Man
sprang from it monkey. Dayton.
'l‘cnn., would never have been heard
from it it had not been far evolution.
Now it is known the world over.
As a native born Nutmouor. I al-
ways ilgurcd nobody. could set
ahead at good old Connecticut. '0ut-
side of congested trailioandmotor
accidents we hear very little to in-
dicate that we are making any pur-
ticulur effort to keep up with the
roar of the world. Westport comes
to our rescue (it is evolution). and
makes a bid to outrivnl Dayton.
’l'cnn. First is a tree that stops
evolution and now it is Compo
Hench.
Our geography, State maps. etc»
toil us Compo Beach is in—ilrst. the
United States: second, in Connecti~
cut; third, in li‘alrneld county. and
fourth, in Westport. It has tor
many years. apparently. been t'
ploltod as a public beach and. duri I
a period of some twenty years ex-
perience. I have always figured that
Wcsiport was always glad to take
my money. which. undoubtedly. did
its part toward making Compo
Bench what it is today.
I am only one ottho some 8.000
Danbury people who have patronized
Compo. I do not speak for the
people of other towns Jvho have
donc as we have done. New West‘
port sits up and serves notice that
no are not welcome to their hospi-
tnlny. which, God knows. we have
always paid for.
Let them build a fence around it
and post signs stating “unless you
are it \Vestportcr and able to stand
on examination by our one-man
own private bath tub."
- This would help prevent congested
irnfi'it- on the newly built road, built
by the State. in the event 01 the op-
poilllmI-ill. by Wcsiport. or addition-
nl police to examine your car to soc
nhrtlwr it was an ordinary Connect-
icui mar or or a. Westport marker.
Perhaps. later on. Danbury and
other towns can make arrangements
with Westport to furnish them with
salt air in bags.
Such is evolution!
Ct. L. E.
what'
ixsrrs'cr 0F autos
Sparrow hawks and othdr birds of
prey usually make their .sttwks
with a quick plunge. F0 this rea-
son many birds build the hosts in
. thorns and thick bushes so if the
enemy plunges he is liable to kill
himself: against asthma“ .
mums ‘snc
nus VIEWS ON omnssnowu
COMPO BEACH , [N THE ‘ STATE
Calls Exclusion of All Blodcettf r etc
But W'esiport Auto-r“ Q d
WA;
...... .Ex-
hibitcrs and: Opera-
tors tcv-Sendg Data for
Tax Purposes "
Rabbinical), Aug.,iil.v-(AP).‘ A
call for the records or movins pic.
turo films exhibited in this state bo-
twoen July I .and Ausust 25. on
which date direct collection oi the
tax will be in force. was issued yes-
tord y by '1st Commissioner Biod-
gett o exhibitors oi motion pictures
and operators of machines. The
records are returnable under the
order before September 5. and must
show the name of the producer and
distributor. the length 0: each reel.
whether the reel is a comedy. drama
news reel or educational feature. the
date delivered to the machine oper.
star and the name and'sddre'ss oi
the doliverer.
Failure to make the return or the
sending or incomplete information
will mean a check up by investicav
tors from the in department. The
notice further states that the rec-
ord must be complete as to all reels
whtother exempt from taxation or
no .. .-
Commissioner Blodgett calls at-
tention to‘his order issued Wednes-
day prohibiting the showing of any
taxable films which have not been
registered. permits to‘show non-tsxu
not been paid. after August 24. The
non-taxable films .may be shown
only when authorised.‘ under a per-
mit issued by Tax Agent John J.
Splain. ‘
The. penalty for violation of the
, .
Five years ago litilo Johnny Skernlcttd was'talton away from home
He didn't recognise or remember anything about his
by his father.
mother when he found her recently in Oakland, Calif.
member me, Johnny?” sltc pleaded.
ed it," he replied.
If“,
“Don't you re-
“My name’s Mike now. I‘ve changv
it
exhibit law by the operator‘is sus-. “the tax may be paid. iilms may be
pension of the operator's license for
oil months at the first offense. and
a. suspension of one your for the
second violation.
The restrictions relating to the
tax. issued June 30,. are referred to
in the notice. and Commissioner
Blodgett states that after August 24,
rogis cred permits to show non-tax-
able time may be granted. and all
information concerning the tax may
be received through John J. Splain,
tax agent. at New Haven.
——Advertise in The Sentinel for the
Mu BUILD A7
INLANBUR
Belief Is New Haven}
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R. R. Will Select Site: ‘5‘
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chine Shop Needed "tj'i.
DANBURY. Aug. 21.—-'I'hs.t the
New york. New Haven and new
lord railroad company plans to erect ,';j
a. large building or Kroup ct build-
ings in Danbury tor its Baseline
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bosses and automobile bums is the
consensus of opinion among local '
rsilroaders. The road is using both
the gasoline propelled cars and auto
bosses on its branch lines and plans
to use more in the future. Mr.
Danbury, according to railroad-
ers. in the logical location for the 1‘
bosses. They point out that thll
‘ city is the terminal for steam loco-
motives for thim section and also tor
I the electric engines on the recently ‘
completed electric line between this
city and South Norwalk.
Busses are being run
Dsnbury and Waterbury. ‘Dsnbury
between V
and Litehfleld at present and others' "
other lines in this section.
are to be placed in service soon on»
Housing g;
fucilitisa must be uroVided tor the»,
oars also for the bosses wthli‘ the
New England company“ the newly r
organized subsidiary for operatinz
automobiles. is putting into service. . '
Largo machine shops will also‘bo‘ 1"
required for these cars and railroad "
men believe thatiheao. too. will be.
established in Danbury. 1335i».
Local railroad omcisls will it‘lhitotfig
no comment upon the possibility at 1
the establishment in this city 0: n. ‘r j,
pair shops and storage buiziings
best rcsultn.
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ssylns
come trom New York. , ‘
Mos-quItoes f, Versus Comfort _
I We all know that mosquitoes are splentiful kind persistent'and destroy the pleasure of evea V
nings which otherwise would be delightful eitheuindoors. .or out. But, there are surprisingly
. few who know that relief fromvnosquitoesi and flies too, can be had in five minutes by using j ,
Fly‘Tox and a powerful sprely gun that costs just twenty-nine cents.
. Indoors or on the porch, for baby’s crib or in'the automobile, at beach (or camp, a gun fill-
ed with Fly sTOX and sprayed occasionally on stackingsi "or. - 0th e r clothing, floors, walls,
‘ couches or other surfaces will kill tormenting mos
approaching.
Fly. Tax is a scientific preparation. It was developedjat Mellon Institute of Industrial Re-l _
search. It is harmless to human beings and to-animals but death to insects. . ,g.
It should not be sprayed on food, plants or on the face. «*It has a pleasant odor and.will not
stain even delicate fabrics. From the prices quoted below you willsee that it is most economi-
. cal when bought b the gallon. It is just‘as effective against moths; roaches, ants and even bed
bugs‘and as" a deb orant. So a supply is of all year value. PIGGLY WIGGLY carries in stock
the three sizesquoted below. ' t = ,
In our Stamford, Greenwich and NorWalk PIGGLY” WIGGLY stores we are giving an un-
usual value in Kirkman’s Soap and Soap Chips. Five bars of Kirkman’s Soap can be purchased
for 29c including free a package cf Kirkman’s Soap :gChips.
In Greenwich this week Simmon’s Custard Powder is being demonstrated today and tomor-
‘ row after similar successful demonstrations in both Stamford and Norwalk. Simm‘on’s Custard
Powder resembles the English style of custard. Women understand best how to make delicious
desserts and Simmon’s Custard Powder is prepared by a woman. Anyone is invited to sample
it at our Greenwich store today or tomorrow. A
price is among those quoted below:—
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supply is on sale in all of
quitoes and-flies and discourage others from
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our stores and the
as.
CALIFORNIA BARTLETT PEARS
Dozen
'30c|
EXTRA FANCY TOKAY
Pound
GRAPES 15C
GOLDEN BANTAM AND
COUNTRY GENTLEMEN CORN, Doz.
Tomatoes 4 lbs.25clL.ima Beans
Pound........
11c|
'SUNKIST CALIFORNIA ORANGE
Dozen
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gifii‘iiiif‘i- 15C ILEW 2 f” 25c
SUNLIGHT
BROOKFIELD
MEADOW cops
BUTTER,”
4 Prints to Carton
One Pound Net Weight
53c
54c
57c
FLYTOX-
Half Pints ....,........'........443cft
Pints oosoos.sss'osoosssoo's'ssoe 656
Gallons......................,'$3.d7j
Spray-Guns .. 290'
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FREE’ Kirkmitn's Supreme-29¢
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with . 5 Kirkman's Borax Soap
Rolled, Boned
Sweet, Tender
KIRKMAN’S
soar POWDER
14 oz. pkg. 70
j Large 28c
.r. ,
ICE-A.CAKE, Choc ‘
SPERRY‘AND BARNES xxx CURED
Hams 37 c
Slice Like Bread—No Waste
syncs Silver Leaf Lard ’
Lb.
~ 1 1b. Prints 26o
2 lb. Pails son
4 lb. Pails . . $1.03
$§§E€§§£OFFEE493 Vanilla, Mocha .. 23° , gfigogg'jfsggmrr - 390 '3'
ttfdiii.i3“§i-l... 51°}; ‘_§iil€3l§?iis.lfi?»”.139?v gggggggmnim; '15::
§£§§°°ME 51°. «Siliif‘é‘ifiliiiiil;w 85.9 853??? Whitfield
success-.3333. 51 c Xfétjhiiltff‘flff..... 25c tigu.°.3<.3i3.333;333.3u:19c
‘ (76 Discount in-Dcsen Lots, 5%» Discount in cm Lotssny
449 Main Street
151. GmenWldI Men“? .
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Item, fish, Meat, Fruit or Vegetables in Glass orTin
Greenwich. Conn. ':
a“. ..‘i‘ufiw It“ t‘gtn‘g... h i .flL £5.“ is :J‘ 1‘ ’
Norwalk, Conn.
Stamford. Conn.
that all statements must '
Norwalk Chronicler