am. AUGUSTA, 1925. ‘
THE EVENING'SENTIN
Prompt
Delivery
“we GEHEBE’
“IT’S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE”
Is Your Wash I)!!! An All Day Joh
One thing is sure. you are mighty
proud of the "Wash" when it's all dried
pressed, folded in its crisp, fresh. snowy.
, clennness ready to he put away. Here's
‘11 number of things that will help to matte
it easier such as; vacuum washers. wash
tubs. clothes liners. clothes plus. wrlngeru.
electric irons. clothes baskets. Pulleys. etc.
South N orwalk
Phone 74?
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
A. J. Collins Co.
70 North Main Street.
:13 Washington ti. So. Norwalk.”Conn.'“ '
ONE DAY oNLY
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, AUG. 29
s
50 LB.
All Cotton Felt\
MA TTRESS
22.5.2-
Regularly Priced at $28.00 \
Extra Heavy Ticking —- One Piece -— Rolled Edge — Round Corners
Angevine Furniture CO.
16 N0. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
* CUT HIGH AUTO
iiillle .‘lct‘artlly. Chumm
.'\"f\‘.' i‘illlix‘. Aug. 29.-——»Th0lr own
..r v-oh. limo-s can't tell tliC’m
, but t‘hummy knows.
.l1.:‘t.-< his nose knows. tut any-
.. iu.- ltt‘\\'l'.:1-tlilfl to it‘ll Billie
‘ihy t‘mm Johnnie, and helikcs
. a iiitlt: hit the best.
Iii llii‘:
is it matter of court ree-
. by now.
'i'b' twins, woven years old, lost
_'.h .r l'rt‘nrlt poodle not. lie was
~ . I ‘d in possession of a janitor by
. iv litillll,’ of I’lultney down the street.
.ro one. bright morning thty all an-
.tn::t'«.;l hetore Magistrate I.e\‘lnt‘.
will) a tangle of conflicting claims
which might Itavc turned gray the
lorlta of :1 Solomon.
CAMPAIGN ON TO
INSURANCE RATE
SCWS Markets
Saturday Sp ecials
HEADQUARTERS
39 83 41 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
BEEF LAMB PORK
Rib Roast Small_Legs LOiflS - . .
boned and rolled .. 30c (Springers) .
B. and B. Pot Roast 24c Page Quarters 22
Rump Pot Roast .. 24c ( prmgers) c
Solid L P t Rib Chops 40c
ean o _ .
Roast.. ......22c Lo‘“Ch°PS--.....55c
15
’ Shoulder Pot Roast 16c c
. 29c
SMOKED
Puritan
Skinned Hams 34c
Puritan Sliced
Bacon 48c
Shoulders . . . . . . 21c
VEAL
Cutlets 42c
LoinChops........38c
Rumps ...........22c
Legs .............14c
Calves Liver . .. 40c
0 U R M 0 T T 0
Courtesy and Satisfaction
— YOUR MONEY BACK IF
NOT SATISFIED
' POULTRY
Young Roasting Chickens .. 38c Fancy Fowls
.. 38c
Stewing
KITCHEN, ,
SPECIALS
Roasted and Stuffed
Chickens . $1.35
Potato Salad and
Baked Beans Qb.) 15c
Fresh Plate 8e
Hamburg Steak 18c
Round Steak 32c
Shoulder Steak ~18c
Sirloin Steak 35c
Flank Steak . .. 25c
BeefLiver 16c
PRODUCE
Sunlight Butter 49c Ib.
‘FreshEggs ...._40cdoz.
.. 35c
..........
YoungHenTurkeys..........45c Long Island Ducks 35v
Broilers.....................45c '
THE LARGESTDIS’I‘RIBUTOR OF M E A T S AND F I S E IN CONN.
«515'
39 and 41 MAIN STREET. FIRST DISTRICT manner
COR. WASHINGTON ST. and R. R. AVE. amnoarotrr . .
131.1101: aoox
SECOND DISTRICT wss'rroar
238 EAST AVENUE, THIRD DISTRICT NEW “In“.
LIBERTY SQUARE, THIRD DISTRICT amoarmm .
, cording to Morris I‘lt‘iliiz. head of
i the Standard Motorn company. here,
i
i
l
I
1' :24 r _"
,rtltix «laid. It is pointed out ”Int
2 ti -- in-ntrant-c in an absolute neces—
' .m') to the solely of the financing
.' itit'lilillt‘i)’
5 tmade
IIIIIDGI-Il'tlli'i'. Aug. 2.\‘. —»~ .\'t'-
tlm hearing in Hartford by insur-
llllt't’ i_'tllltl|tlh'.x'iOllf.‘l‘ Howard P.
ham In the
under tho
Dun-
l’n'at more in an attempt,
"tinnnced" plan
to form pui‘iiv- t't-t‘ngniiinn (it
t; ct that timbre selling"
t‘It-tlullig exorbitant rates for
(“111' innttrnnttc.
l’t-.l1itit“lii.\'.
:il‘u
the
auttnnuhtlm
the tight. at prt'mnt
J'tttn. watzrd in Hartford is upon
-' tit-~ uncut-in nl whether 01' not Sales
no.1 t‘vlll nt'ifm' insurance on a. new
‘t uttltoul an TIIHIII'iIIICi‘. license. Mr.
Humanities and that .if it is found
.thut such insurance must be con-
tmstml by holders of Broker's li-
iutters that the automobile dealers
lune only to hire brokers at 11 small
fee to siszn enth contract.
IIU\\'t‘\|‘I‘. the imcstlgation by the
lstute commissioner is expected to
prove that charges now
can be rant-ed 70 per cent
innd still lu‘i‘lllit a fair proiit for
tthe insurance companies. Local
ill :IIt‘l‘lw‘ t'fillillitlt‘ llllittnf $16,000 paid
Ill for protection a possible $1.000
i.-- paid out. to owners who have lost
their cars.
Hartford witnesses asserted
Kthey are forced to
nut-c recommended
i‘uctnrcr, ,who has at contract. with
the Palmetto insurance company.
Bridgeport representatives. in direct
denial say that they are not forced
to place their business with any
firm. lint that the manufacturer's
Ilgl'CL’IIII'Ili with them requires that
they offer no policies calling for a
higher rate-than the Palmetto plan.
and that the plan is the cheapest
insurance offered at the present
time.
Commissioner Duuham in reserv~
int: decision on the hearing. gave
out. the opinion that dealers are
selling insurance without being
properly qualified agents as requir-
ed by the law which defines an in-
surance ttgrnt‘as “any person who in
any manner aids in transacting the
business of an insurance company.
and no person may engage in the
insurance business until he shall
have secured a license therefor is-
sued by the insurance comm-is-
sionez'."
HURT lN CRASH
iN MILFORD, DIES
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 28,—John
Fiti‘llat‘kl. thirty-one. 1‘: Twin Oaks
terrace, Milford. died last night at
St. Vincent's hospital, of a. fractured
skull received last Monday night. in
an automobile accident on the
Bridgeport turnpike, near the Mll-
ford reservoir. The man was thrown
through the windshield of the car In
which he was riding. and struck
his head on the pavement. of the
road. The driver of the car. John
Schroeder. 3 Central avenue. Mll-
ford. is being held by the police.
i’arnackl was taken to Milford
hospital after the accident. and then
brought to St. \Hittcents. It was
first thought he would die. but: early
.~ -- y he showed signs 01‘ Im-
ent. A relapse shortly after-
raved fatal.
that
take the insur-
by the manu-
I “’AIVE VISA FBI .5
IRLIN. Aug. 28. —(AP). Through
a formal exchange of notes between
the foreign office of the L'nitvd
States and Germany have agreed to,
waive Visa fees for non emigrants
beginning October 1. Although visod
will be required as heretofore. they
will he issued by both governments
“CHUMMY” KNEW WHERE HE
BELONGED, COURT SAID 0.
new:
.v. and Johnnie McCarthy
living a wise judge. Magistrate Lo.
\‘lne didn't even try to solve it. He
simply asked L'hummy.
I’ll'liilt‘y and tho.- twins had been
tugging at the dog‘s collar in eager
rimlry while Mrs. McCarthy, the
boy‘s mother explained that Chum-
my was partial to Billy. Magistrate
Levine ordered the claimants to
stand silently at opposite. ends of a.
table while his cierk held the dog in
the center.
“Now, turn him loose." ordered
the court.
'I'lit‘ next moment, Chummy was
in llill‘a arms. licking his nose.
"t'humnty'a Judgment. is affirmed,"
announced Magistrate Levine.
All HP JUSTICE
‘ SCORES DARROW
t FOR APE TRlAi
I‘l.l‘.‘\'I-2[..\Ni,\. (1.. Aug.
The. conduct of t‘lnrem-c Darrow in
.‘ilnrslmll. (.‘I'lit‘f justice of the Ohio
aupremc court. as “an example or
the unethical prnctitlon which
iehould brim: upon him the condem-
nation of all self respecting mom.
brra of the bench and bar."
The chief justloe's criticism was
made in an address to 20-0 law stu-
dents sworn in as attorneys here.
"The law or that base was plain
and simple." he said. “Neither the
indictment tier the statute under
which the indicttn'cnt. was framed
i-untained any mention of evolution.
neither did they in the remotest dc-
:ree imohe or necessarily provoke
uttv discussion of the theory of cm-
lutlnn.
"Tho Tennessee
that it. shall be unlawful or any
teacher in any of the public schools
of. the state to touch any theory that.
denied the story of the divine crea-
tion of man, or to teach that man
has descended from a lower order
of animals. That. the forbidden
doctrines were so taught was freely
admitted by the defendant. No de-
fense was therefore open except. that
of the constitutional validity of the
law.
0 .
lF BACK HURTS
BEGlN ON SALTS
Flush
Your Kidneys Occasionally
lly Drinking: Qun‘rts of
Coed Water
NU man 01' woman can “Nike a.
mistake by flushing the kidneys
occasionally. says a well-known au-
thority. Too much rich food cre-
ates acids which clog the kidney
pores so .that they slugttiSIily' filter
or strain my part of the waste and
poisons front the blood. Then you
get sick. Rheumatism. headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, constipa-
tion, dizziness. sleeplessness. bladder
disorders often come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
in the kidneys or your back hurts.
or if the urine is cloudy, offensive.
full of sediment .irregular of pass-
age. or attended by a sensation of
scalding, begin to drink Soft water
in quantities :aleo get about four
ounces of Jad Salts front any relia-
ble pharmacy and take a table—
spoonfui in a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and Your
kidneys may then act fine. .
This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia. and has been
used for years to help flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to ac-
tivity. also to help neutralize the
acids in the system so they no long-
er cause irritation. thus often re-
lieving bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is.inexpensive and can-
not lnjure: makes a delightful effer-
vescent lithia-water drink. which
everyone can take new and then to
help keep the kidneys clean and
the blood pure. thereby often pre-
venting serious kidney comp lica-
tions. By all means have your phy-
sician examine your kidneys at least
twice a year.
Wyeth Chemical Co..
598 Midi-on Ave,
.... Free Test
I' lull mu I’m Sample of Jed Sdtl.
...-nun”...-..vnnuu-r-nnun
without charge. , . .- .I. . , _
statute provldes‘
-
, .
K. i SALE.
2S.~<Ar);
the Scopes trial in Dayton. Tl'llll.,:
was pointed to yestrrday by C. ’i'.’ ""
.D—SO. NORWAIK. CONN.
The Moneys
aving Chain Store
' BY WAY OF SAL ES
INTRODUCTION
We are making special oiierings to the people of South Norwalk so that they may be-
come familiar with the high class merchandise that we sell. Come to our store, look around,
you are not obliged to buy. Become familiar with our policy—“Satisfaction or Your Money
Back” All goods plainly marked. Everything at a saving to you.
I’AUI‘J
This
/ “
sale eil‘eetive
until September 3rd only '
Vacuum
an
biioll
\- 1.; and 795
I) lb.
Tm (trades
“..-...” Arctic in 1 Gal
~' scaled can and
(‘nn t‘.
~ SPECIAL!
The only prac-
tical way to
carry a baby on
Automobile
trips
(‘. Trans. Grease
The Genuine
SCHRADER
TIRE 89 c
GAUGE
List Price $1.35
Famous
Champion
Spark Plugs
Special 370
Limit 6 to a
customer
BABY HAMMOCKS SPECIALI
$2.49
List
price $3.50" I ‘
Genuine $5.00 Thorn
Automatic Windshield
. , Cleaner
, One of the
(‘ ien n t- rt~
made.
$1.98
$15.00 Stewart
Speedometers
For Ford $9.98
Cars
Special 2
{‘5‘
Adjustable
Luggage Carrier
7ij If
$1.50 Value
I" o l d l n t:
t) pt: with
strong (fen-
li‘i' brave.
87c
Phone 2796
nuts SOUAR
64 NORTH MAIN ST.
"rt/Ante
, "AUTO
SO.N
SIIIIEIWOARE
ORWALK
Open Evenings Until 8:30
(SALE AT OUR 80 NORWALK STORE ONLY)
Al URFW
DEL MONTE Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 Can . .
CRISCO,1lb.Can...........................
PEAS, Good Qua
ity, New Pack, 2 Cans . . .. .
CLIQUOT CLUB Ginger Ale, ZBottles
3
IO...
PARKFIELD PEACHES, No.2.1-2 Can
GULDEN’S MUSTARD, Cut 10,1.” .... . ...
[11¢
GEISHA Crab Meat, Finest Japanese, Can ...
. 37c
MAYF LOWER Beverages, All Kinds, 3 Bots. .
. 29c
RUPPERT’S BEVERAGES, trodes ......... 25¢
£1.
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