TMme. Jeannette
‘Iladies Specialty Shep
56 South Main Street
' South Norwalk
‘ 16 No.0Main S1.
‘ South Norwalk
Phone 256
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12 Main Street
Norwalk Conn
ONLY '15 DOWN
puts a
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in
YOUR HOME
: Balance Smnll Monthly Payments
Conn. Light &
1 Power CO.
. Norwalk Phone 3600
VERY NEW!!
“REVERSO” BAGS
Wear Longer
Look Better
Sold at
DONNELLY’S
«So. Norwalk Westport
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IN NOR010N
NEXT SUNDAY
(lips: 1.1'11 Si11iti1.the noted mun
1:: 11:1 will punt-h dulint: the Sunday
11101111111: “OH-ill”) ut the ‘Noroton
['1'1'sl1yit'l‘lan church next Sunday
Last night Captain Smith finished
his sue-cousin] arrive of meeting in
1111- Summer Street. tent in Stamford.
luxury night there. the tent has been
t'ruwtlvd to capacity. A Nettleton
l'ulldot'k, the architect oi! Norwalk.
' 111111111111'iiy contributed his servicel
its plnlilst during the meetings.
Next Sunday evening. and on Sun-
day, Sl"pit.‘lilbl'l‘ 6. the Ginny will
spent: :11. the New tinnnnn Methodist
church. where llt.‘ will give by re-
tillt'St is famous talk. “From Glpsy
'I-t'lll. to Gospel Platform." He will
divide the talk into two parts. and
give one part each service. He will
:1.-ii ot the lite ot liommnnicr. of
which little is known by the outside
11".o1id Ot' th:i1' {0111an telling cus-
toms, and lungungt.
l.:1t:'r this \1111 he will 50 South
[01 tho lvlnt11'.l"01 :1 campaign in the
churches there.
‘ Stamford Man Seeks
V Piggly Wiggly 1
TO Divorce War Bride
S’I‘n)~ll"t‘)lil). August 27.-Sutt for
divorce from his wife, tiled today
by Attorney Frederick G. Stark re:-
tc:1.ls the wrecking of 11 war l'o~
lllflllt‘t'. .
Stark enlisted in the aviation
corps during tl1:' World War and he
was pi'oiilOLOd to :1 iiontenuncy. 1n
the st'rt'icc 11:: llltt it pretty trained
lllll‘St' Miss l'lnrrybell Durant. whose
home was in Amt-rich and who bud
gone orcrseus to do work work. She
came from the South.
Lioul. Stark t‘tr'll ill iovl) with the
fil't‘lly Southern girl and they were
111:11'1'11'11 in Paris on October 35,
iiiiti. They returned to his home in
Durien alter the war and lovt-d to-
gether for :1 time but their martini
nitnlrs were not harmonious and
they separated. Ali's. Stark returning
to the South. She is now sold to be
at tit1'cu. N. t".
Stark seeks divorce on the ground
01’ douei'tion 11nd asks the custody
of their llvc-ycur-old son.
Hour» Staff Honors
Sports Editor Walsh
William J. Walsh of 1 Dover
street. sports editor of the Norwalk
Hour, was tendered a reception yes-
tcrdny by the newspaper staff prior
to his departure for Boston where.
he will pursue academic studies at
Boston College. Walsh was given a
laige brief case which was presented
in a speech by I.1I9Ihn:, Walsh of
Uridgtpoi't.
Wnlsh thanked his co- workers tor
their kindness in :1. prepared speech
of acceptance. The reception was
staged in tho composing room. Sid-
ney A. Bodient and Richard W.
Sweeney 11'. ‘ontcl'tninod with comedy ‘
SOIIES.
“ 9' 143 Washington St.
So. N orwalk
Telephone 3213
New York Markets
55 Main St.
Norwalk
Telephone 2828
' .lIts
EXTRA SPECIALS
ROUNDSTEAK 28.11..
‘ :1 PORTERHOUSE and SlRLOlN .. .. 32c 11..
. RIB ROAST (boned and rolled) . . . . 26c lb.
IEE-PRIMERlBROAST 211.111.
BREAD and BUTTER ROAST . . . . . 22c 11..
o
RumpVeal
«Rib Veal Chops .
Loin Veal Chops . . . .
Shoulder Pot Roast .
Fresh Chopped Beef
I FANCY sour CHICKENS .. . . .. 30.11.
" BEST MlLK FED VEAL
, Shoulder Veal ..... . .
noon-onset.
«Small Breast Veal. .' .. .
Ills-Dona
Ollie-.0
Small Loins Pork Roast . f . . . . .
I‘D-noon
..l5c,lb'.
.21clb.
.....I...25clb.
...........14clb.
.............35clb.
.......14clb.
.18clb.
......l6clb.
....29clb.
...l5clb.
..28clb.
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Extra Fancy Roasting
Chickens,5
6 lbs. . ..... 38c-lb
Extra Fancy
Fowls ......... 36c lb
Extra Fancy ‘
' Fryers . ....... 40c lb
Plate Corn‘Beef .. 7c lb
Boneless Rump
Corn Beef ..... ,25c lb
Ibanez’ Latest Book
Hits Spanish King—-
Author to Be Brand-
ed As Rebel
PARIS. Aug. 28.—-\'icente Blanca
lblncz. who has attacked vigoroufly
and ulmOsL continuously duringl hi!
prolonged warfare with Splint-h
nionnrt'hy. now finds himself upon
the defensive.
Herctotorc the Spanish Govern-
ment has contented itself with sup-
pressing his books and trying hard
to ignore him. King Alfonso XII!
bun replied to him but only in mild
ttrms, no in a speech at Cordova,
when lit.‘ said:
"\ie ought to pardon him. hoping
ant in the tutuio, instead of penning
howls. he will once more write ro-
induces that we can all read and
admire."
,But lbuuez now has been aunt-
moned to uppear before the military
court at Salemanca on a charge or
publishing a. booklet oi: revolutionary
character. it ho fails to appear, he
will be declared a rebel.
What the novelist thinks of MI
national administration can be 311th-
1-red on almost any page of his la-
It'SI work, junt issued hero in Front'h
and to be printed in Spanish for the
benefit of South America. he title
is “What the Spanish Republic Will
lie Like." He refers to the king as
"Allonnlto." 11 contemptuous diminu-
tive, and calls him:
“Llor \vith ll crown."
"Comedian changing his uniform
six times a day."
"Mannequin king."
"Alfonso." says IIJtlllt'Z, "surrounds
himself with generals who nrr round-
('i‘S and bilmbugn and whose Intel-
lt-t'tunl level is more or less like his
own."
Likes l'. S.
lbanez was trclnmdously im-
pressed with the United Stetcoyvhen
he, traveled and lectured there. He
is convinced that salvation for Spain
In to Ilt‘ nttuined only by driving out
King Alfonso and setting up a re-
public on tho Allltwlltilll model
Th: Spanish republic. he thinks.
should include such features as:
An army modeled along American
linen.
Freedom of religion for all cults.
as in America.
Federated otatcepench lining on-
tonomy within its borders. but all
lnnking up one great. nation. Just as
the United States.
He also says a republic would give
the workers and the taxpayers e
squarer deal than they new xctund
that every endeavor would be made
to put the land-hungry peasants
upon {arms or their own. instead of
keeping them virtually prone.
Enemies of Iban’ez have charged
that he attack. the king torthe sake
oi.’ money. In reply. he declares he
is wealthier than the king. The
books of his publishers, he says. are
open to inspeétion to show whence
his income ill derived. provided the
king will allow a similar committee
to learn whence all his royol income
ill obtained.
He reminds the king-worshippers
mount-hints.
ICOIIs King “Liar With CrOwn”
Vicente Illusco lbtmrz in It l'nris info with a group of Spanish anti-
llmnoz h: at tho left or ”W photo rte-ding on n t'unc.
tit. his l1'l't linomuno, distinguished professor and writer, 1~.\il1'1l by the
Spanish government. '
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and comfort to
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livery single gift from FAIR-
t‘lill.l.)'S has lliillly points of merit
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and low cost have time and again
definitely shown tllnt"tllt'st', objects
are worthy indeed.
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lng c'nunirlri: of Amorlut 111-31 repub-
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will continue to snap his lingers alum-1' 25 {vi-t. -l inchcn.
Sylvie
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Irving B. Stone
13-15 Main St.
N orwalk
FOR SCHOOL OPENING
Boys' Golf Hose
50c 691: $1.00 $1.25 '
Children’s School Stockings 1
25c 350 “"d 50c .
Ladies’ Silk and Fibre" Hose, all shades
Regular $100 value ...................... I
Vest and Step-in Sets
Were $2.25 and $2.50 ..................
Women’s Fine Auto Driving Gloves
Leather Palms, Suede Back ............
7 9c
$1.75
$2.50
Did You Ever Stop to Think?
1
'I‘ When you buy grocer ies, f1 uits or vegetables item A. 1'.
. Bet‘ikmalln steles, you are buying the best that we are able to
prticurc for you?
Call us on the phone and your order will be delivered to
yOtII by our own auto delivery without delay.
PIIUsbury’s, Jones“ or Gold Medal Flour ............ $1.39 bag
Cl verdale Flour $1.29 bag. 1915 Pastry Flour, 5-lb. bag . . . "
Pu 'itan Ham, Skinned Back 35c lb. Shoulder . . . . . ..... 22c lb.
Sli' ed Bacon 50c lb. Strictly Fresh Native Eggs. .65c doz.
Fit e Granulated Sugar, 16 lbs. $1. 00 100- lb. bag ........ $5.90
N tive Evergreen or Bantam Corn 15c doz. Limas, 3 qts. . .25c
FrII sh Pineapples, 2 for 25c. Cantaloupe, 3 for .......... 25c
N tive Tomatoes, 14- qt. basket 50c. Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. 25c
N tive Beets or Carrots, 5 bchs. 25c. Lettuce, 2 for ...... 25c
FUncy Dutchess Cooking Apples, 14- qt. basket .......... $1. 00
CUlifornia Oranges 39c doz. California Lemons ...... 39c doz.
N Itttve Squash,' 5 lbs. 25c. Cooking Pears, 3 lbs. .......... 25c
N htive Potatoes 65c pk.; bushel ....................... $2. 35
RId Sour Pitted Cherries, 20- -oz. glass Jars ............... 45c
who say. if Spain drives out the
Quickly and Surely!
SALE STARTS SATURDAY
CLEAN UP
TO BE THOROUGH AND COMPLETE
' " GENUINE VALUES!
Odds and Ends, Last Season’ 3 Styles, Slow- Moving Merchandise, Remnants,
Etc. Must All Go! Nothing to Be Rbservedi— .
Profit Not Considered. Prices Marked With the Object of Moving Goods
Former Prices, Cost or
Georgette Crepe
A fine sheer quality. pure
silk. Light and dark grey.
Twill Sheen
A heavy lustrous artifi-
cial knitted silk. Ideal for
French Flannel
Plain or stripes. mint-limit
quality. Also bout-1v cont»
Velveteen
For (11158125 (ll'
Silk face with twill buck , '
“' l‘tl 1‘er
Width about
Price to clean
ning wear.
35 inches.
out
$1.39 Yd.
silk.
82 inches wide. To
clean out
98c Yd.
black. navy and brown
Also chinchilla. sstrnk.
ban and angora coating
54 inches wide. Price tc
Chiffon Taffeta
All Illk in plain or
changeable colors. Crepe
satin in plain or fancy
vowel. Black. white and
colors. 36 and 40 inches
wide. Price to clean out
$1.49 and $1.75 Yd
Tub Silk
All silk. fut-color stripea.
on white grounds. figured
on dark grounds. Light
and dark Foultu'd, plot:
radium silk 35-36 lncher
wide. To clean out
$1.39 Yd.
44 WALL s'r.
Half Silk Crepe
Plain. 36 inches wide.
d l . I ' lt- .
e3. 613519 afidamtitgr 1221111131 75c Yd' In red or white for chil-
wide. Price to clean out , ' dren'o coats. 234 inches.
1 39 Yd P wide. Warmth without
$ ' ' Gmhams weight.. Price to clean
1
. Best quality English and 0“
Baronette Satin French Gingham. 82 in $1.75 Yd.
Lustrous artificial BIIl-K Wide' Fest. 0010" PI‘ICG M
to coon out.
39c and 49c Yd.
Tweed, Home-
spuns, Fl‘annels
In plain ,woaves. checks
or plaids. All wool. 64 to
60 inches wide. 1% to 2
yards required for dress.
Also heavy coating. Prior
to clean out
, $159 Yd.
clean out
$3.75 Yd.
Chinchilla Cloth
Chiffon Velvet
Fine quality silk with ex-
tra high lustre. in black
only. best value. 30
inches wide. Requires
from 2% to 3 yards for
:own. Price to clean out
$3.75 Yd.
#
Hat Velvet
All popular shades. 18
inches wide. price
$1.25 Yd.
Fair-field . Building
dark tan and henna. 89 . , imz'. pinin polo cloth . . . . . .
inches wide. Price to Full frogks.tA1531I knitItch. cnmel hnir. piaid 01 ”‘1“ “UPI“? “II dj‘r"
clean out 0‘1"- ‘ 0“ 3 n. w ‘ “”90, 1'14 incline ““0 colors, .11. lllCllt‘h “loo
75C Yd To clean out: Price to clean out Price to clean out
$1.59 Yd. $2.59 Yd. $2.49 Yd-
Satin Messaline , ,
Excellent quality all .111. Brocaded Crepe Chlffon Draperies .
REF; 1"“ ”“3"; 13:: Hall 31111, non. well tlrap- Broadcloth Artificial 1:111.— Sunl'itst I11~ .
i' O or B e in: fabric. look! like “V The finest quality in fancy “"03"“ of Plum
colors blue. gold or mul—
berry,
Price to :clenn out
75c and $1.00 Yd.
Terrycloth
Heavy. double faced. 3G _
inches v'ide, to clean 0111
79c Yd.
True Irish Linen
Finn sheer
white or colors. for hand-
kcrchicfs or children's .
dresses. 36 inches wide
to clean out _
79c Yd.
I”
Ecru Art Linen
Prices to clean out
20 inch ..
36 inch
45 inch ..
54 inch .. 98c yd.
" MANY MORE ITEMS, NOT ENOUGH OF ONE KIND TO ADVERTISE.
ALSO REMNANTS FOR LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
THE TEXTILE STORE
(it; inches wide
quality, in
550 yd.
.. 75c yd.
89c yd
N ORWALK
Niaw Pack White Tuna Fish, 3 can $1. Pink Salmon, 2 for 25c
NIiew Pack Namco Crab Meat, large 75c; small . .......... 380
CILiscO, 6-lb. can $1.39. Star Na phtha Powder, large ...... 25c
BIhker’s Cocoa 19c. Hershey’s Cocoa 17c. Baker’s Chocolate lilo
E g Cabin Syrup, small 29c; large 55c. F. A. Spaghetti, 2 for 25c
Flake, 2 pkgs. ..... . ........ . ...................... 25c
e1 Monte Peaches or Sliced Pineapple, large cans, 3 for 89c
Campbell’s or .Van Camp’s Beans, 3 for 25c. Cloverdale Evap-
I orated .12 for .............. $1.19
Ulake Butter Crackers 19c pkg. Royal Lunch 2 1- 2- lb. car. 39c
Uneedas, 6 for 27. Chocolate Cream Drops ............ 33c lb.
Uellogg’ s Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, 3 for .. . .....
Shredded Wheat, 3 for;
U. & M. Boston Brown Bread, large, 3 cans .. .. . . . . ..... 69c
I'erto, 3 for $1.00. Clover or Magnolia Milk, 7 cans ..... $1.00
uban, Maxwell House or Hotel Astor Coffee, 3 lbs. ..... $1.45
(ellogg’s Rodi-Cooked Oatmeal 10c pkg. Grape Nuts, 2 for 35c
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, 12 to carton $2. Splits . . . $1.50 doz. .
‘ hite Rock Water, pints, 12 for $2. 00 Appolinaris Water, Im-
L' ported,qts. . 49c
Iliinso, 3 for 25c. Lux, 3 for 25c. Kirkman’ s Chips, 3 for. .25c
i utch Cleanser, 3 for 25c. Kirkman’ s Soap, 17 for .. $1.00
J Guest Ivory Soap, 12 for . . . . 55c
Ililold Rock Peas, 3 cans 59c; dozen cans. . . . $2. 00
Iiiapanese Toilet. Paper, 3 for 25 c. Hammersly Lunch Rolls with
,‘I Cutter 49c
IIJelly Glasses 39c doz. Good Luck Rubbers, 3 doz. . ...... .. 25c
IIParowax 10cpkg.
UJust Received Carload of Pillsbury’s Flour in Wood Barrels $12
. IIFlit, pint cans 60c; quart cans ... . . . . . . . . .. ill-00
A. F. BECKMANN CO., Inc.
Quality Grocers
i83 Washington St., SO. Norwalk
Phone 3565
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Phone 1234
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