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MAIN AND WALL STS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11‘, 1925-. '
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PHONE 1008-1023
NORWALK, CONN.
Store Crowded .witliNew Fall Values—
MANY STYLES IN THOSE ~
SPECIALLY PRIL ED AT“
Just received this special lot of women’s and
misses fall dresses, fashioned of crepe back
satin, flat crepes and canton crepes, the very
newest models, including the fla‘re fronts.
Trimmings of braid and buttons in contrasting
colors, all desirable shades, cuckoo, boxpara,
pencil pansy, black prince, etc. Sizes 16 to 40.
0.00 .
gray, etc.
SPECIAL 2 PIECE
BALBRIGGAN DRESSES
A remarkably low price for the popular
sport dresses made of balbriggan jersey,
2 piece style, colors, blue, rose,' green,.
Size316t040.
$3.7 9
Fountain Pens
Famous Eclipse fountain pens, 14
karat pen points, 5 years guar-
anteed, midget to jumbo
size.
Special
Onyx F. F. Hose .
.Women’s full fashioned, pure
thread silk hose, every pair guar- suede, gorgeous shades 0f cuckoo double the price we are selling them for. 1‘98““ 0‘ a ““05"“ “1°80“ ‘0
I3 d I t f I I bIRCk prince montery POWdCT have been made by Merlin Swari-
an ee .’ comp e 8. range 0 co ors blue etc 54 inches bnugh at the Coroner‘s inquest, in
and SIZCS. Special 'd’ 1;,$2p98 hich he is quoted as saying these
Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 WI 6' 8rd ' ' ' ' ' FALL LINE Nays were members of the gang
Silk and Fibre Hose
Women’s fine quality silk and silk
and fibre hose, gorgeous range
of colors, slightly imperfect..Reg.
$1.00. Special 59c
Pair ....
Men’s Fancy Hose
Men’s pure thread silk hose, black
and colors, fancy silk and lisle,
sososoooae-s
cheeks stripes and broken check “‘sz01 “3"}; black. 40 inches fronts, long sleeves, collars and cuffs of white
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eifects, all sues. 4 i wide. $2 98 and contrasting colors. All tiliOI‘S. snonr LOBSTERS.
Special, pair C lard ‘ ‘ WESTI’ORT, Sept. 11.———Ilenry B.
Boys’ Wool Hose
English golfyhose, stamped pure
wool, fancy top, ribbed to toe,
$1.00.
Child’s Ribbed Hose
Onyx samples of fine quality
fancy tops, ribbed to the toe, all
colors and 3 for $1.00
sizes. Special
French Suede
New light weight wool French
Balbriggan Jersey
Complete color range of fine pure
wool tubular balbriggan jersey
full 54 inches wide. .
laid.............. $2025
- Cgepe Satin
Pure thread silks, soft lustrous
crepe satin, in bokhiira, pencil,
Charmeuse
All silk charmcusc, high lustiods
finish, wanted fall shades, cuckoo,
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SAMSON SHEETS.......,...89c
72 x 90 full size, full cut, bleached sheet,
PILLOW CASES . . .- . . “or 51:50.
40 x 36 inch good quality bleached pillow
cases, limited quanity. 12 to a customer.
WOOL BLANKETS . . .: $9. 45 Pr.
Full size double, all pure wool blankets,
fancy broken black effects.
ENGLISH PRINTS 39c yd.
Just received over 20 new patterns of fast
color, fine quality English prints. .
CANDLEWICK SPREAD $4. 95
Genuine hand made Candlewick bed
spreads, spread and sham in one piece,
choice of four patterns and colors.
SALE WOMEN’S HANDBAGS
$1.95 and $2.95
NOW IN PROGRESS '
Made of genuine leather, ehoiee'of newest styles
and colors, all neatly fitted and lined. Worth
c111 .DREN’S DRESSES
$2.25 to $5.98
013 genuine English Prints, Amoskeng, Cham-
. bray, Mopac. and wool' plaids -— straightline,
with and without belts, gathered and pleated,
RIPPLETTE SPREADS . ... .. $2.98
Ribbon ripplette spreads, scalloped with
i That is our great tank. The shoot.
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Pastor Hints Fact That i
She Was OiIicer May
Have Led t 0 Her
VINTON. Iowa. Sept. 1.1-—(AP)
The name of the Ku Klux Klan
twice was mentioned yesterday as
authorities continued their attempts
ternoon for Mrs. Cook, who was
slain Mo sy night. the Rev. A. A.
Wright, tor of a rural Christian
church. said the woman “holds the
highest county office in the women's
organization or the Ku Klux Klan.”
Meanwhile, according to a story
' told by Mrs. C. ..S. Kleckner. wire or
pastor of the Christian church here.
two masked men entered her home
and Idemandod to know if Mr.
chckner was a. Klansman. The
pastor at the time was attending the 1
funeral services.
Mrs. Kleckner. who came here:
with the pastor about a week ago 1
said she did not think her husband
was a member or the Klan. and they
Murder , i I
Is
departed.
Anna Gordon, world and national
President of the M C. T. U.. sniu‘
on her arrival to attend the rum-1
al of Mrs. Cook that if it is prow-
Mrs. Cook was killed as a. result 1
her law enforcement activities, tin
she believed that the time had com
for every Christian woman to In
up with the organization in its r:
forts to "educate the public con.
science on the liquor question."
“Now we have the law and th
amendment," she said. “but that 1.
only the first step. We must brln.
the minority to observe the laws.
ing of this W. C. '1‘. U. woman
brings home the necessity to every
woman everywhere, of being mon-
active that she shall not have died
in vain. This is the first instance
on record of any woman in the W.
C. T. U., being killed {or her prin-
ciples or her activities."
VINTON. Lo... Sept. 11. -— (AP).
Five youths were arrested here
Wednesday night. charged with de-
facing a. private residence. as' the
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which rotten- egged the home oi
Mrs. Myrtle Cook. W. C. T. U. presi-
d'ent. slain Monday night. Besides
Swartbaugh, those arrested were
Louis Gilchrist. Pete Tritten. George
Thomas and \v alter Long.
Coroner C. L. Modilnc said that
the youths were not taken in con-
nection with the slaying. but they
were arrested in the hope that they
might supply information which
would lead to a clew~. Warrants
were issued for two other youths in
connection with the egg-throwing
incident.
'ash of Compo Mill was beforevthe
court hereJ-esterday on complaint of
County Game Warden C. R. Disbrow
of Bridgeport, who charged him with
selling short lobsters. There were
two lobsters sold by the defendant
FINE NUTRITIOUS
cut corners, seamless, spread and sham in
wonderful selections of colors, 1 pencil, crackelhead, bokhara, navy to Mm Jam no,“ of Com“) Beach
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1 cording to the town health officer.
will now be employed to bring a h The moment DROMEDARY
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' ' . er o are you. begin drinking '
The meeting was called in re- 1 t
sponse to petitions from 28 resi- a%:ugrfglor°:un:::egr Hilda :1”! 39‘ CRYSTAL , 15c , 1 c SILVA PUTS CREAM 19c
dents. The water furnished West- any good pharmacy" taken '1 13m GELATINE, pkg . SILVER POLISH jar .
‘ port “’33 declared t° be “"fit ’0’ spoonful in a. glass I)! “151.2105; ' '
drinklgfi- c°°k12§ mg; 235121;:- imf breakfast for a. few days and your - IMOGROGO BLEND Our Celebrated
“mm 9° was kidneys may then not line. This ta- FRESH MADE
‘ many bank presidents ever will.
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and sizes. $1
Special, pair . . . . ..:
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one, 81x108 Size. Colors, rose, blue and
gold.
BJN’ITIL. $1.95
THIS STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M.
WESTPORT I0
BEGIN FIGHT
ION BAD WATER
Second Test Is Called «...... 5..., ,0 n“; ma..." ,,
Worse Than First— 31-43323;sz ... SELECTED NO. 1MAINE Peck
Committee Is Named
To Make Complaint
pany, is worse tha nthe first test. ac-
_ kidneys Then they become mer- . FINE WHITE MEALY COOKERS .
WESTPORT, Sept. 11—The sec- worked, get sluggish clog up and , _ I}.
and test or \‘i estport water. supplied cause all sorts of duke”, particu-' P . N . ~
by the Bridgeport Hydraulic Com- larly backache and misery in the HEINZ CHILI 330 KIRKMAN 8 Pkg. CALIFORNIA \ .
kidney ‘resion. seanmss, can 150 ‘ K ‘ '
at last
and ,counsel
Dr. William R. Munson,
night’s town meeting,
mediate action on the water.
Dr. Munson declared that the
State Department or Health had ad-
\ised him by telephone yesterday
,SHENANDOAH COMMANDE R BURIED IN ARLINGTON
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exhibited in court. The smallest one
was one~sixteenth of an inch under
the length required by the Fish and
Game law. Captain Nash “settled the
ease upon payment of 817.
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Making money isn't very difficult.
The really hard thing is to make
more money.
CLEAN 1111an
BY DRINKING I
1013 01 WATER
Eating too much rich food may
produce kidney trouble in some
form. says a kell known authority,
because the acids created excite the
rheumatic twing'es.
severe headaches, acid stomach.
constipation. iorpid liver. sleepless-
ness. bladder and urinary irritation.
mous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, conf-
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to flush clogged kidneys
Peanut Butter-1 93c
SMOOTH VELVETY TEXTURE—WONDERFUL FLAVOR
FANCY JAPANESE
CRAB MEAT.- 33c
THE FINEST CRAB MEAT PACKED
Gulden’s MUsfard 1-
MAKES GOOD FOOD TASTE BETTER
1 ICiar"
POTATOES
39¢
SAUCE, bottle
5650M CHIPS 9cr
HONEYDEW PURE
In Tomato Sauce Can
Makes Triends Thru
Coffee
Butter
I We are'Proud of its
afternoon that the' second test “as and Stimulate them t I“ n
0 activity: also svor , . _
mi? LEARNER; made and gummy» .1... acids in the m- ,umform lush quahty
harried to have a. committee or eight thus ”fit at they “0 1011!" irritate, 43c lb ».
ask the town counsel to present a ders ° "1 “new“ bladder disor- . c
complaint before the Public Utili- Jad Salt ‘ . _
ties Commission. The original mo. makes .5 dfi‘ixfrtuimfiegfiggfié Del Monte RED Del Monte
tlon empowered the committee to “thin-water drink which millions of P3333133 APRICOTS
consult competent: authorities and
compel the Bridgeport Hydraulic
Company to give Westport patrons
good water within six days.
Those placed on the committee
were: Selectmen King '1". Mansfield.
Welford G. Lewis and Edvrd C.
Nash; Edward M. Grout; Mrs. Wal-
ter Peck. president of the Women's
Town Improvement Association;
\lrs. Charles G. Stamm, and Miss
Edith \\ hecler, members of the W0-
men' 11 Improvement Association.
And there are many clerks who
have gotten more out of life than
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Oomnilnder Zacharylansdowlle, pilot or. the-U. s. Dirigilile Shenandoah, and three or his ornoen
who died with him when the giant airship crashed to earth, are buried at Arlington Cemetery. Top photo
shows the occasion heal-in: the body of Commander Lsnsdowne entering Arlington Cemetery. Bottom shows
Rev. B. S. Nichols, rector of Christ Episcopal church of, Toms River. N. J., reading the Men! senices ‘
men and women take new “and then
to help keep the kidneys and urin-
ary organs clean. thus often avoid-
ing serious kidney disorders. By
all means have your physician ex-
amine your kidneys at least twice a
year. ’
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