CORSETS
Our corset department offers
a complete range of gar-
ments for grooming figures,
‘at figures that fit each purse
and person. See our corset-
iet‘e. .She will advise you
without obligation.
The N. E. RYAN C0.
86 Washington Street
.. South Norwalk
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12 Main Street ._
'lorwalk '1 Conn
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Corner Madison and
Franklin Streets
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE
COMPANY
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FARMERS TO
ANSWER RADl0
' school, Bill
Next Session] of Lec-
tures toBeginSept. 7
—S i x ”Stations to
Broadcast
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Theusenda oi tarmers throughout
the country will respond to the roll
call leptenlber 7. wnen the clang ot
the school bell summons them to
the reopening of the soselonsfit the
National Radio Farm School. con-
ducted by the Blue Valley Creamery
Institute. Since July 3 the rarmer
students have been enjoying a vaca-
tion. and during this period. C. M.
Long. Ohio: or the Inetitute's Farm
Service. has been preparing new
courses for the tall and winter term
of the school. The initial bell will
ring over six stations between 12
and one o'clock from Monday to
Friday. inclusive. The stations from
which the term courses will be
broadcast ere WOO, Davenport. 1a.;
KFKX. Hastings. Nebm WMAQ.
Chicago: W‘DAY. Fargo. N. Dak.:
KFRU. Bristow. Okla: and WEAR
Cleveland.
Preliminary to the formal opening
or the school a special lecture is
scheduled for Friday evening. Sep-
tember 4th, when Dr. H. J. Wat-
ers, editor or the Kansas City Week-
ly Star, will have as his subject.
“Will it Pay the Farm Boy to go to
School?" Dr. Waters has been
prominent in agricultural lite for
many years. having been president
of the Kansas Agricultural College
and Dean of the School at Agricul-
ture of Missouri. Several times he
has been mentioned for the post 0!
Secretary of Agriculture in the
President's cabinet. The following
Friday. September 11. at the regu-
lar session of the school. Dr. Waters
will speak on the topic “Where
Should the Farm Boy Go to
School?”
In addition to the faculty which
had charge or the various courses
during the first semester of the
school Director Long announces
other agricultural college protessors
and leaders in farm work who‘will
he heard over the microphone this
tall. These will include A. C. Beer.
professor or Dairy Husbandry. Ok-
lahoma A. dl M. College, J. B. Fitch.
professor oi Dairy Husbandry.
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(CODyrIght. National Geographic Society.)
The Bowdoin and Peary. MacMilian Arctic Exp edition ships. shown at anchor in the peeceiul waters
rile EVENING summed NORWALK. conic.
ulsr sror or, Macaulay“ EXPEDITION
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NORWAtK MAN
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iEVY soul
Named With-.Bootleg-
ger and Others for
lievy. who is now serving a long
term in State's prison for his rum
running activities. has been made
defendant. along with three others
in a. suit {or 16,000 brought by the
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Is given your rings through resetting
your engagement diamond in a mo-
Alleged P Noin-pay- dern “FAIRCHILD mounting and
men Dim um covering your plain ring with
WESTPOM' Au" 219m” ' ‘ ~ platinum. 'The coat is remarkably
low.
oft Hopewell, Labrador, last. stop on the North Ame rlcan mainland.
Kansas agricultural College. and L.
H. Feirchild. professor in, deirying.
Purdue University. The other in-
structors. whose talks proved popu-
lar at the initial terms of the school
and who will resume their duties
September 7th. are: Prof. John ‘M.
Eward. the “Hog Men or Ames." or
the Iowa. State Agricultural College:
Prof. A. G. Philip. poultry expert of
Purdue University; Prof. H. M. Kil-
dee. oi the Iowa State Agricultural
College; Prot. 0. M. Reed. of Mich-
igan Agricultural College: lDr. C. H.
Eckiea oi the University of Minne-
sota: Hugh 6. Van Pelt. noted
breeder end teeder: Prof. 0. F.
Hunaiker. of Chicago; Prof. Oscar
Err. at Ohio State University—all
dairy experts: Prof. W. L. Burllson
and Prof. J. C. Heckleman. of the
University of Illinois. ellslta and
soybean experts. ‘
HONOR T0 SHOEMAKER
William Sturgeon. a shoemaker
living in England many years'ago.
gets the credit for the present euc-
cesstul operation at dynamos. mo-
tors and transformers. Sturgeon in-
vented the eleotromegnet. which in
some form or other is used in the
manufacture of most present day
electrical poorer machines.
KEPUTS'EMIOSIAEEP
An inventor in Cheshire. England
has produced a. machine which is
said to be a sure sleep producer.
The machihe throws a series ct
twelve dflerent colored light rays
across the insomnia victim's face.
putting him to sleep in is minutes.
the inventor claims.
HEADQUARTERS .
39 6? 41 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
BEEF
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androlled 34c
B. & B. Pot Roast -. 24c
Rump Pot Roast .. 24c
Solid Lean Pot
LAMB
Small Legs .
Springers 35¢
PORK
Loins........ ..... 29c
Fore Quarters 22c
Rib Chops 45c
LoinChops 60c
Stewing 15c
SMOKED ‘
Puritan
Skinned Hams 34c
Roast...........22c PuritsnSliced
Shoulder Pot Roast 18c , Bacon .. . 48c
Fresh Plate ....... . 10c , KITCHEN Sh°“ld°“ ' - ' 1- ' - - 21‘
Hamburg Steak 18c > , 1
new“... SPECIALS VEN-
Cutlets 38c
Shoulder Steak .'. . 18c
‘Sirloin Steak . . . . .. 38c
Flank Steak 28(
Beef Liver . . . . . . 16c
Plonu
Sunlight Butter
.F‘reshEggs.......... 40cdoz.
Roasted and Staffed
Chickens $1.45
Potato Salad and
Baked Beans (1b.) 15c
CE
...49clb.
011 ’R M 0 T T 0
Courtesy and Satisfaction
YOUR MONEY BACK. IF.
NOT SATISFIED
Loin Chops ...-.... 35c
Rumps
Legs . . ......m. .. 14c
Calves Liver. -. ...... .. 40c
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Young Roasting Chickens ..... 40c Fancy Fowls . ................ 38:
Young Hen Turks s ..
rollers
POULTRY
45c Long Island
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- BRANCHES
Ducks ....... .... 35s
45c
Corner Washingwn st. and Railroad Ave. and as Course, South Nor.
walk: 238 East Ave. and Liberty Square. East Not-walk; Darien, Stam-‘
. ford, Cos Cob, Denbnm Bridgeport. Black Rock. Westport, New Canaan
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HARTFORD. Aug. 21.-——Tentati\-e
plans for the operation of highway
laws adopted by the 1925 General
Assembly. which affect trolley lines
of the state. were made at a con-
terence yesterday between Highway
Commissioner John A. Maedonsld
and officials of five trolley compan-
ies. Various chapters of the al.1-
tuteg were discussed and arrange-
ments made for the co-operaiion or
the stats and the companies in car-
rying out the new laws.
President John K. Punriorrorrl. of
tho connecilcut company: i". \i'. J.
Smith. of the New York and Stem-
tord Traction company; R. w. Por-
kins. oi the Groton and Stonlngton
Traction company; Scott flames. of
the New Haven and Shore Line
Railway. and John H. Cassidy. ot
the Waterbury and Milldaie Tram-
way company. represented those
. National Surety Company of New
York (or an alleged unpaid 83.000 . ‘
premium on s. surety bond placed - .- -
with the United States government '
While Levy was dealing in alcohol. l
Joseph 0. Hyatt and Samuel Purdy
or this place. with R. E. Cantield
of Norwalk. have been made co.de- ‘
fondants In the action.
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc.
Jewelers and Silversmiths
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MAIN at ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT
companies at the meeting which
was at the Hartford club.
Experts trom both the Highway
department and trolley companies
were designated toact on the var-
ious questioiia which may arise re-
garding the operation ot the laws.
The provisions or the highway laws
tenance of that part or the high- .
ways used by the companies. I
Chapter 237. providing for the l w 3 “ i" ' ‘
manner 0! construction and main- 7 ‘ .J ' i l ‘ l'illi' i‘ ' " k?’
tenance of bridges on trunk line ' ' V I, I M V I
highways:-
which are discussed are as follows:
Section 34, ct chapter 1368. con-
cerning the relocation of tracks on
highway for any purpoee and the
ammo or such relocation.
Chapter 100 providing that the
highway commissioner shall have
Jurisdiction in the matter of excava-
tions and obstructions on highways.
Chapter 103. concerning regula-
tions of direction and danger signs.
Chuptor 18]. defining the duties
of the highway commissioner and
the powers and obligatious oi the
trolley companies corcernlng con-
struction. reconstruction and main-
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5 Store Closes Daily at 5 P. M., Saturday Included
Specials
confusion.
4‘ Three diderent types-—
' Cylinder 3145
Vacuum Cup .150 . ,.
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AV,“ al-
Reg. price $12
Finished in baronial
brown this chair is
splendidly built. There
is all the difference in
the world in read con-
struction. ‘Securely re-
inforced throughout, it
has a boxed spring seat
and back cushion cover-
ed with fine quality
scretonne. Chair or
rocker.
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August Sale
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Reg. price $18
This chair has more
reed work with an
apron front. Heavier in
appearance, its seat
and back cushion cover-
ing is tapestry of
charming design. It is
also finished in rich
baronial brown. A beau-
tiful and restful chair H
for any room. Chair or
rocker.
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Washing
when this plan is used.
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i The Nicest Gift a- ‘
, i Can Give His Wife
' An A B C Electric
No gift isimore appreciated! In the first
place behind it is the fact that her husband is
considerate in wishing to lessen her hard work. .
Then too, it is a gift which will last a long, long
i time, constantly giving service and pleasure.
5 Payments Made Easy By
4 Our Special Plan . ,
"5 Down
. By this plan payments are made in weekly
instalments or $34 week, thereby working no
hardship on the savings account or home run-
ning expenses. A slight interest charge is made
Men and women both are interested in the
smooth running emciency of this famous ma-
chine. Come in and let us show you how laundry
work may be done at home without labor and
Grater
an
Machine
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WHY. NOT
Why not, when ordering your list of groceries for the g -
week-end, order your vegetables also.
You may be assured that our line of fruits and vegeta-
l
bles are fresh from the surrdunding farms. .
Fill your wants from our stock of specials listed below; *
FancyLarge Watermelon, guaranteed 75c 1
Fancy Bantam or Evergreen Corn ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c doz; - .
Fancy Native Tomatoes, 14-qt. basket ................... 50c
Fancy Cantaloupe, 3 for 25¢. Peaches, 4-qt. basket ...... 55c ‘
Fancy New Sweet Potatoes, ,3 lbs. 25c. Lettuce, 2 bus. ... 25c:
Celery, 2 for 25¢. Blackberries 20c qt. Lima Beans, 3 qts. 25c
Fresh Pineapple, lg., 2 for 25¢. Lemon 35c doz. Oranges 39c doz.
Cooking Pears, 3 lbs. 25c. Native Squash, 5 lbs. . . . . . . . . .. 25c
Yellow Onions, 3 lbs. 25c. Native Cabbage .....
Native Potatoes 65c pk. Bushel ............ . . . . . . . . .. $2.50
Native Beets or Carrots, 5 bchs. 25c. Red Plums . . . . . 18c doz.
Baby Wax or Green Beans, 2 ate. 25c. Cucumbers ... . 5c each
Katzenjammer Package Special 3 packages Cookies and 1' pk.
Note Paper ................................ . ..... 15c
Fine Granulated Sugar,.16 lbs. for $1. 100-lb. bag ....... $5.90
Confectionery Sugar, 3 for 25¢. Cloverdale Flour .... . . .’ $1.29
Pillsbury’s, Jones’ or Gold Med 31 Flour .......... .. $1.45 bag
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. 25c. N. B. Co. Butter Flakes . . . . . . .. 19c
Assorted De Luxe 35c. Chocolate Hydrox .......... . .. 35c lb.
Chocolate Cream Drops 32c lb. Royal Lunch 21-2-lb. carton 45c
Runko Malt. Makes a Delicious Chocolate Milk, hot or cold, .
small, 27c; large, 47c. Vanilla Shredded Chocolate for cake
icing 10c pkg. Runkel’s Cocoa ..... .. ........ .. . . . .. 19c
Gold Rock Peas, 3 cans 59c. Valley Corn, 4 cans . . . . . . . . . . 59c
Hickory Cove Tomatoes, 5 cans 59c. Benefit Peas, 5 cans 59c
Crisco, 6-lb can $1.39. Cleverdale Evaporated Milk 12 cans $1.19
' Phoenix Swiss Club Cheese, packed in 1-lb. packages ..... 27c
Cloveror Magnolia Milk, 7 cans$1. Campbell’s Beans, 3 for 25c ‘
PuritanHam 350 lb. Shoulder h22c. Sliced Bacon ..... 50c lb.
Campbell’s Soup, 3 for 25c. Chi ver’s Marmalade, 3 jars .... $1
B. M. Boston Brown Bread With Raisins, large size ,3 cans 69c
Puritan Pure Leaf Lard, 5-lb. pails $1.29. Strictly Fresh Eggs
at 65c dos.
Del Monte Peaches or Pineapple, large can, 3 cans . . . . . . . .' 89c
Toasties, 3 for 25c. Post B a
Flakes,2for..............'.......... .............. l251::
Shredded Wheat, 6 pkgs. 750. Cloverdale Grape Juice 25c pt.
Mason Jars, qts. 79c‘, pts. 69c. Jelly Glasses ...... . .. 39c dos.
Seeded or Seedless Raisins, 2 for 25¢. Franco American Spag-
hetti,2cans 25c..
Yuban, Maxwell House or Hotel Astor Coffee, 3 lbs. .. $1.45
New Pack Crabeeat, large 75, small size ...... . ; . . . . . .. 38c
California Sardines, oval cans, 2 for 25¢. Pink Salnionrii for 25c
Lux Toilet Soap, 12 for 51. Ivory Soap, 15 for $1. Kirkman’s
Soap,17cakes.... .............. $1.00,
Dutch Cleanser, 3Alor 25c. Chipso Lye 25c. Movine Hand Soap,
3for . 25c-
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. a. F. BECKMANN (30., Inc.
Quality Grocers
83 Washington St, So. N orwalk
.‘ Phone
5clb.
35-37 Main St, Norwalli ‘ .
., 331.?“
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