—,ir-"‘— I g . OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF ATTRACTIVE DRESSES SALE PRICES $1.00, $1.98, $2.98 & $5.00 I Values To $35.00 i IRE EVENING SENTINEL-g-v-SQ. NORWALR. CONN. .~. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ COATS SALE PRICES $5. $1.0 & $15 Values To $59.50 (FAIRFIELD BLDG.) c TREMENDOUS FIRE SA LE“ Fire Adjusters Have Told Us To Go Ahead— So Here Goes! BEGINNING TOMORROW, THURSDAY, AT 8.30 A. M AND CONTINUING FOR SEVERAL DAYS WE WILL PLACE ON SALE OUR EN- . TIRE STOCK OF DRESSES, COATS AND CHILDREN’S APPAREL AT A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES. OF ALL THIS SEASON’S STYLES AND COLORINGS-THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LII LARGE ASSORTMENT OF $ 1 .00 pair We ’” Advise Early Shopping While Assertmnets Are COmplete ' THE ‘ TRAVIS SHOP 44 WALL STREET NORWALK STOCK CONSISTS FE TIME— PRICES ARE BELOW COST. GIRLS’ SCHOOL DRESSES . LADIES’ wnsrs, SWEATERS $1.00 to $2.98 . ONYX, POINTEX PURE SILK HOSE them up the public. 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Charter panicky Oak Park. by the Connecticut Ag- . ‘ ' " ‘ he ated that the adimn- rlcultuial College ...ccording to i Istl‘istlha; dioeétsehot intend to take any announcement made by Professor H. hand In the controversy. but will do L. Garrigue, head of the animal what it can to get anthracite sub- husbandry department of the college stitutes for the public at fair prices. and one of the directors of the hair. It was stated at White Court that These sheep will'_ come from the col. President Coolidge still stands on his legs demonstration farm. recommendation to Congress based Connecticlut bill‘s seen a rinarkied :1“- - In tie a top rearng n to on the findings of the coal commie crease . , . .. ‘ . . ' last thine years, HiLOidIng to P10- smn that the President should hue . . d I i __ as I - threat- fessor Garrigue, an tic ntic e a“‘3°',’,tuyt_?ofi°oge‘;fi 2:31;. to 311- has been general] throughout 'Ihe en: ts commission with power to country. 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Pinkham’s Vegetable CompOund is Justly Famed as a Remedy WEAK, RUN-DOWN WOMEN This Indicates mat-nutrition. blood verty and general weakness. 'Iiiie cgctabic Compound Is of untold WEAKNESS AFTER CHILDBIRTH At this period many women who have been left weak and run-down have been restored to health and vigor by the Vegetable Compound. FOR WOMAN'S ILLS Why suffer from any ailment com- mon to women when Lydia E. Pink- hsm’s Compound has such a great record forevercomingthcsetroubles I JEWELS STOLEN BY “BIG MIKE” BACK OF SUIT NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2.—An echo "Big Mike" Riccltelli runs through the $10,000 damage suit which Samuel Komroii‘. jeweler and pawubioker of State street. has instituted In the Superior court here against the Maryland Casualty company. Mr. Komroff. to safeguard ,the jewelry he kept in two safes in his office, on January 15, 1924, took out a burglar insurance police with the Maryland concern. The night of February 4, 1925, Ricciielli worked his way Into the Komrot! store and when he was un- walted until the next morning for the clerk to open the store. The clerk was trussed up with wire by Riceltelli, who then rIIIe tithe safes. and. according to Komroff's com- plaint. carried away jewelry valued at $21,314.75. Riccitelli’s escape into the railroad yards. his flight on a." freighttmin andvhis killing In a gun duel with police, were the climax to his sensa- tional career. The police were able to recover $10,641 worth of the loot. but 810.673.75 worth of Jewelry “88 never found. Mr. Komrofii requested the Maryland company to make good the dilfe‘rence, but: according to papers filed, no adjustment hen been made. . I OLDES MANAGER. NEW YOR , ‘SOpt. 1.-—Connie Mack. 62, of the Philadelphia Athv letlcs. Is the oldest manager In point of service in the major leagues. Also he is the winner of the moat world titles, and pilot of a. team thzit fin- Ished last the srsatpstnumber of able to get Into the strong room. times. KIWANIS DRIVE “ FOR HOSHTAL TO BE DISCUSSED The directors of the Kiwanis club are to meet the Hospital directors this evening to discuss the drive to be made for the Nurse’s Home fund. At the weeklyiuncheon meeting at the Royal James tomorrow. de- tails of the plan will be gone over. President Quinlan and Oscar F. Schultze. back from‘ Florida. will tell of their impressions of the South. Two girls. each bearing the name Anna. and both 13 years of age. suffered the same kind of injury at the same time on the same beach at Atlantic City when each fell, fractur- Ing a shoulder. 11/. , ,w FOLEV’S "QAEITFIAR R [FUSE SUBSTITUTES' Galleon-Powell" Corporation. “naive GEHEBE’ “IT‘S HERE [1" IT’S HOUSEWARE” One thing is sure, you tubshclothes lines. clothes pl electric irons. clothes baskets. pulleys. etc;- Prompt Delivery < and... are might! 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