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' I_Ittinued from Page One.)
1
pilot: aggregation still leads
I. race of tho diIisions’. Tester.
ConImiInI'I-le i-‘Iciiheimer' s
-tter Day." as his division
.. ‘by that or Kiwanlan Schultze'
in: colors, reaching the total
I 2 subscribers. while Schultzc
w y 1. 056. Enthused with their
they have taken the liberty
aferring their own nickname
Idding Plodders” to Sehultze‘s
ting Solicitors. and have
the name of "Bustling
I ' for themselves. Schnlize's
,Iatlnx Solicitors were for a
r-owncast at their failure to
I’ aochheimer down, but have
‘ cited up and are again ready
, tie.
» following additional subscrip-
i
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THE EVENING SENTINELo—SO. NORWALK.
B
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FRIDAY, 0010131111 2, 1925.
£00 today s 101111
J. 'l‘. Prowitt ...........
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin! Dem.
ireiless lI‘IIf Co.
V. (‘0.
F in. 1Il~diiardM1 “rigliI”
,un rive Thomas llorun .....
1’. 1), (‘ollings .. . . . . . . .
John ii. (-‘riiinnn ......
Win. J. Ward ....... ..
llflils were I‘Ciml'i‘d induy at llospi- Eleanor Mathews
IIIi IIIIIIIiIiImI‘lI‘r-II: Win. F. Mathews ......
TODAY'S CONTRIBUTIONS. Albert Murtlcu . .......
Previously announced ....572,ll08.~10 Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Die-
JIIIIII J.'III‘nrrell. Ttlkt‘llt'ki‘. 100.00 ringer ..............
Willinin ll. Iliiiitcr ...... 100.00 _‘ friend _____________
3.031113; .".‘.”.".“. . : : : : : : : 33:33 I-=II;I_IIII II ...... 1....
Dr. W. l). Hoffa-her, New ”' """""" '
Canaan ...... . ........ 50.00 “Ni" “-03:11” -------- .
. . . Itnis) belt or ........
Dr. R. L. White, New La- “1'. and ‘lrs L. 0 “ll-
naan .... ............. 50.00! “"50“ ..... ......... .
Waldron & Son ......... 25.00 TIION' Rile' . . '.
.1... 1...... II- eon... III-III ... ..‘I. ...;.11.01:::.:.'
Glenncrs Circle of First
:Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith
Congregational (.‘hlll‘t‘ll. 2.500i510r of Columbia Circlo
Frederick Gebhurd . . I . . . 25.00 C. O. 1‘. 01 A 253
J. M. Munsle ........... 2.500 l-Idna Levy ........... .
RC". Joseph A. llcgnon.. 25 00 Mr. and Mrs. Ruins
Jehn Knapp, Wilton ..... -25 00 Smith ......... . - .. .
Paul A. chincr. Willon.. 25.00 - -
Dr. W. A. Wheclock ..... 2b-00 3:; 1101):: ”$0.15.. ...-.u
Mrs. Adclbcrt Kelly . . . .
‘\
“' S$!:~
A
11
An insurance against
disaster.
\lnI. Schacl‘cr . . .
(‘in Store
Jiis. Hopkins ..... . . . . .
ltcbcccn Morron
The Gorhani Press . . . . .1
The Kano Press -.. . . ...
Wm. Brunicardi . . . -. . . ..
ll-ol.
...--.-Icsol
...-cs.
Cash .......... ...”...
ll. Pictruengell ....... .
II‘. l’ingiiiidio . . . . .. . . . .
V. I’ingunilio ...... . . . .
(iiilord 1“. Clark
l-tlmci- lI‘. llruckeu . . . . . .
Electric Service Co. . .. .
liiillnu Lester . . . . . . . .
Herbert ll. HirsI . .4...
Abraham Israel . . . .
May V. Fallon . . .
Helene O’Neill . . . . . .
Edit-aid Hughes . . .
(‘ 35h ........... . I I I n s
lid. Reinhardt. . . . . . . . .
Mr. Dillon . . . .
ll. lladack . . .
l-‘riciid . . . . .
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sun,
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...-on...
onsets..-
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Mrs. Susan Sobody
Mr. and Mrs. l". '1‘. Jen-
nings ....i ......
Chas. l‘fnhl ...... . . . . .
Igniitz 'l‘cmi .
Ethel (.anzy .
Mr. and Mrs. R. Leary
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
35.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
5.00 II},
5.00
5.00 N.
3.00
10.00 5
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10.00
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1.00
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Anniversary Week
pecial values' in the most exclusive and choicest clothing and furnishing
ever produced in Bridgeport
BOYS’ DEPT.
’ SPECIALS
Hts. suits.....$12.50
erseyWool 80105495
..tts............$l.00
,. '_ ...._;-.:........65c
nun-oo'o'iowcu-o$195
‘ aps‘.............$l.00
eckwear..3for $1.00
lose...... 3for$100
MEN’S CLOTHING
DEPT.
, 1 IISuits
’525-530-535
Overcoats
$25 ' $30 ' $35
MEN’S FURN [SHIN G
DEPT.
Eagle Shirts $1.35
White Oxford
Shirts .
Sweater Vests
Fancy Silk Hose .
Wool Hose . .
$1.331
Pajamas $1.35
$3.95
.. 50c
2 for $1.00
Neckwear .. 2 for $1.25
pedalists High Grade
5 Wearinl:A Appstol
"Bridgeport
(’21
'ew furniture at your own price at our temporary location.
I
Franklin 61 Madison Streets
we are moving back to our old quarters, 50 so; Main St.,
Nidk Vono . . .
Cash . . . . . .
Joseph (incl . . .... . ...
Joseph 7.90M . .........;
Paolo Sieliuito . ........
Thomas (ii-tines
Thomas M. Sounders . . ..
lien]. Bonnclt? New Canaan
o.-IIc-..
John noicliort, Wilton...
Moran. Wilton . . . .
C. .Stl’ct‘i “111011.. . . .
Mrs. Geo. Martin, Wilton.
I! \"i re it thunnrd, “ iiton.
(iliulys Hinnnurd. Wilton. .
Arthur soii'u, Wilton . . . . .
Mrs. George Davis . . . . . .
J. if. Riiidshocff . . .
Wm. E. llelstcrburg .. . . .
Ed. Barthelmy ...... .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Sta ll
Mrs. George Hermon ... .
Laura M. l‘ninsiock . .
Martha (1. Lycett ........~
t‘lairi- III. liycctt
l-‘rlcnd ................ .
Albert E. Ilrynns . .
('hnrlcs Waimer
Louis Hansen .. . . . . . . . . .
In. 11. Plan
lI‘ricnd
Homer Buttery . . . . . . . . .
Ralph E. Lycett ........
Alina M. Lycctt ..
Mortimer Mosher . . . . . . .
Bertha Smith ......... . .
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Ernest.
Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. A. Droies ad-
ditional) ..
Mr. Seliiifler
Mrs. “‘estetllng ..
iMrs. Dilllt'k
Mr. Leavllt . . . . ... . . . .. .-
Miss Anna Gilbert, ...... .
Mr. and Mrs. George. Can-
’ lield
llarold (anflcld .......
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dag-
gt .............. . . . . .
l-‘ rank T.1[utchens ......
Mrs Sarah Me. Allister ...
lleleno Lowell ... ..
(ii-orae J. (‘aiuiiagh
i [I lor one 0 London
(.‘hiro Loudon
Gladys Holt.
Russell Holt . .......... ..
iMr. and Mrs. F. Smith... .
IMrsi. F. H. llalslead
Ii. Zulonbicki
iMr. and Mrs. Edgar Prens-
Sl'l‘ . . . . ... . i .
Mrs. Gardner \rlingtou. .
Mrs. GeIoIgo Bishop . . . . .
Eliza Ryder ........... ..
Mrs. Sophie w. Hall. . . . . .
Katherine St. J. Kroger.»
lrving R. 'lecman . . . . . si
...-co
Out-OI.
........ nuts-noon
......
I.- .........
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..l-slnlonl
.......
........
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1
Cash ................. .
Stephen l'ynderss ..... .-
Willinm Howard ...... .
Margaret. Farrell . . . . . .
ll. (juriiinn .......... . . .I
Mrs. Alfred m-mscn . . . .
Mr. & Mrs. I". Seiiang.
Mrs. John Zilsko .....
Mrs. Miller ........ . . . .
Mrs. Jessie Jamil . . . .
Friend .............
Bertha Freedman . . . . . .
S. Tavlin ............ . .
Frank Nash ...........
Tompkins League Nor.
M. E. Church . . . . .
Manager, 103 Cedar St».
Antoii Neierisky . . . . . . .
Mrs. Tillie Smith . . . . . . .
fiemgc Hands .........
Joseph Chio ......... . .
Mrs. W. 11. Gainer . . . . . .
Conn. Carpet Cleaning
. C . .......... . . . . .
A Friend .......... . . . .
Paige Car Sales Co. . . . ._
Sam lieie y ........... .~
(late & Cate .........
Ilcmphill Ilardnnre Co.
Tarlov Bros. ...........
Ophir Chapter No. as.
0. E. S. .......... .
Mrs. Wm. C. Smith . . . .
Marry Boyko ..... . . . . .I
Cash .......... . . . . . . . .
Mary Flynn ...........
Mrs. Grace B. Loo . . . . . .
Clayton Gregory . . . . . . .-
Mis. Burton ...........
Miss Byxboe .........,
Miss A. Young .....
Chas. Anderson . . . . . . . .;
Mtss Alice O’Connor . . . .,
John J. Bunion . . .
B. E. Taylor 1. . . . . . . . . .;
A Friend ............ . .
Mr. & Mrs. Bubhel . . . .
Mrs. J. Misuer
Thos. J. Domey ‘
A. Mabel Pryor . . . . . . . .;
"Friend .‘ .......... . . . . .
Mrs. H. J. ham-once . . . ..
Theresa Dunning . .
...-....
unocc:
Mr. 8: Mrs. Board]: . . . .
,Mr. 8: Mrs. E. R. Snell . .;
Misses Dunlcavy . . . . . . ..
MeHIigh Bros. . .. . . . . ..
Miss Lillian McCloud . ...
llnynsford Hastings ....
Jesse P. Sanford ......
Mortimer 31.150. ...
[1. J. Solon ....... . . . . .
Modern Woodmen of
America ...........
(100.13. Taylor
A friend (Wilton) ......,
Mrs. Wm. 3. Benjamin H:
.‘II'S. Williams .....ss-ssi
.‘lISS RICO“!!! Ilulossoofli
.‘Iirs. POI-ham ...........
l-‘rlentl .I-Ionuuososs-cs
Alice B. Olmsted ..uu
Florence P. Bisco: ......
‘ Mr. my Powers ........
{Ethel JOM coasts-so
Louise Doll
nos-031.0!
Margaret Bough ........
Ben). A. Keelcr ........
George S. Borbely ......
Rev.&Mrs.FrodD-Piper
Mr. & Mrs. Alum PM
Harry W. notional u...
Ml Po Dm‘ .lIIOOCII'l_
clulotnIoOIIIIOI.
Ml‘l nemkIUUOUCI'.
‘1 .DM'II locscosoollotc.‘
Tm FIWMOAIIIIOO‘
"I “IMO-0......
Bov.A.F.Belrd........
MnfiMi-s. John W. Lewis
' Mr. .e 3113.011me Berth
VITA :rlcnd ...............
{1A riend ...............
“Mr. 0 Mrs. A. J. London
”.03“. F.5m11h‘.....-...
Van's-mm!“ sscsoso.
~11“. Wlnlll‘ assess-'00!
tephenRBny .nsoccs
euiePoym...........
188 H. Valentino ......
ammunnuley
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"- Ju-EGM! soon-o:
l‘mr:& ICCOIDDDDII.
gnassosOIssssso
1rs.‘eo. Piclmewl
Ir. .1. “3rd .......,....
James Keene...........
..n-n-so-u‘
is. Martin. Wilton ..... .
Mr. 8*. Mrs. Earl Baker . .3
1 .00
.75
1 .00
I .00
1.00
2:00
5.00
1 .00
1 0.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
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l .00
1 .00
1.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
20.00
1 .00
3.00
5.00
1 .00
1 .00
2.00
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2.00
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l .50
1 .00
5.00
.5 00
1 .00
5.00
5.00
3.00
1.00
1 .00
1.00
5.00
1.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
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5.00
5.00
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5.00 '
-5.00
1.00
1.00
1 .00
1.00
2.00 i
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.00
5.00
.500
5.00
.50
2.00
10.00
1.00
2.00
11.00
5.00
2.00
10.00
1000
a. 00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
_ 2.00
2.00
. 1.00
1 1.00
1.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
10.00
5.00
25.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
5.00
1.03
2.00
5.00
5.00
l. 00
5. 00
1.00
3.00
.50
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
2.00
$1.00
5.00
2.00
1. 00
2.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5 Leading Batters
O O
In Major Leagues
xar‘toxan LEAGUE.
I'layer-Ciub. g. ab. 1'. h.
l-lornsby. St.L.138 504 133 308
R'ti'ml'y. SLLJBG 606 94 326
Wheat, Bkn...l~i9 612 125 220
Cuyler. Pitts..151 608 144 216
Fournier. Byn..l-H 530 97 188
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player-Club. 3. sh. r. h.
Speaker, Clevellti 429 80 167
I'Iellmann, Dct.1-18 564 94 219
Simmons. Phil451 641 120 345
Cobb. Det.....119 100 92 153
\‘t‘ingo. Det....128 431 98 158
.403
.373
.359
.365
.810
Pet.
.380
.888
.382
.375
.367
'IOUGIIER THAN PLANE. ‘
NEW YORK—Herman Lipschiiz
was run down by an airplane taxing
on the ground at Mitchell Field
here. He was but slightly injured
and was able to walk home. The
plane was wrecked.
RECORD WHEAT CROP.-
GALT, Ontario—The record yield
01 wheat for 1925 so far in Water-
loo county goes to James Simpson.
of Branchton, who recently threshed
hII crop. From nine acres planted
he secured (47 bushels. or an avsr~
ago of nearly 50 bushels to the acre.
The grain is reported to be of good
quality.
\
LOPEZ
Has Just Returned
From Europe
HEAR
HIS LATEST HITS
“Silver Head” and
‘Sleeping Beauty’s
Wedding"
OKEH Record
No. 40448
Pct.-
I
lato lI‘ro nii W.
sis-
hue. daughter 0! the
Woolworth, who with h'er' iwo
tors inherited his 800.000.0110 estate,
while she was in her suite in the
into Mrs.
she had
placed the jewels in a drawer of her
dressing table. either while she was
in her both or during her afternoon
gained
room. where
Keys leit dangling in the door
furnished 0. means of entrance. Po-
lice found tiro strings of inmltalion
pearls. value dot about $100. which
had been placed in the drawer us
substitutes. The roliliery apparent-
ly was deliberately planned after
ll. careiul study of Mrs. Donahue‘s
lllOl't‘lllt.‘llIS, they said.
One of the pear necklaces was
valued at 5450.000 and the other at
$250,000. A niurqulso diamond ring
a diamond brunch and a solid gold
vanity case were among tho other
valuables taken.
by insurance.
Three servants of the family were
closely questioned.
arrests.
All were covered
There were no
They are dis-
Former Price:
$1.49
Second floor
$4. 95
mornings and evenings. it is
Colors: copcn.
§°°°Yi4 £10122“
1
Fashions and
Fabrics Week
End‘s Sftflduy
Personality and - Fashion
Chats by Mme. Jeffcties
at 10:20 A. M. and 3 P.
v.—
M. .
i Inqui‘r‘c‘silaout Our Expert
Cutting and Fitting
Service
Piece Goods Dept.Third floor
. Umon 50115 in
o I I ‘
Children s Sizes
Keep the children free
from colds by changing
the weight of their under«
went as the fall season
advances. For‘right now
there are splendid med-
ium weight cotton union
suits.
Girls’ Suits, sizes 3 to 16
years. Dutch neck. elbow
sleeves, knee length. Ac-
cording to sizes
$1.40 to $1.80
. ‘ Boys’ Suits, sizes 3 to 12
. yrs. High neck, short
sleeves. knee length. Ac-
cording to sizes
$1.45 to $1.75
111513.! leer.--
ARE CELEBRATING
FORD WEE
Mrs. Coolidge . . . . . . . . . .. 5.00
Willi’crrin.......i..... 10.00
Louise 1‘. liindebcrg . . . . . 6.00
Grace Lockwood .. .. . . . 5.00
bolts Hubbcll ....... . . . ,. 5.00 l’lnzn hotel.
Mrs. Ruth Hoyt. .1. . . . . . . 1.00 Entrance was
Mrs. Florence Hartwell . . 1.00 Donoh‘m"
William Pcilcn ...... . . . 1.00
Mrs. Domenico Tortorells 1.00
Samuel Cockcfur . . . . . . . 1.00
John Moore .1........... 10.00 . . . nnp
A. 'r. Dawson -----_--.-.. 5-00 NEW YORK. Oct. 2.—-(AI’). 'l‘wo '
MI‘S- 3- 113- hOCk‘VOOd I-II. “-00 pearl necklaces valued at $700,000
Wilbur Ilcnilnons .... ... 2-00 and other jewelry valued at from
'ilioniiui J. Myden ....... 5.00 $5,000 to $100,000 were stolen Wed-
('harics Price .....-“..... -55 nesday from Mrs. James 1‘. Donn-
Mrs. N. Goudoras . . . . . . .. .
Charles R. Cliariolt ‘. . . . .-
Ir. 1‘. Foley .1 00. (addi-
tional) ...........,...
J. A. Roselle II""--"'
Mill'y Barry (additional).
W. '1‘. Long ............
100"“. [311500 ...-Ian's...)
Garrett Carson .. . J. . 1.. . .-
C. Ii. llurlbiitt.‘ . . . .. . . . ..
Joseph Shapero . . . . . . . .
E. J. Salisbury .. . . . . . . ..
Richard Noack . . . . . ‘. .i .
A friend ...... .---~----- 13-3: M- o d J o 1
Josch Tammany ’....... . ’
.P'i-nnlngton .. . . . . - 1.00 lgses ’ v unlors
Dr. and Mrs. \Villiaiu J. 150 .
Moore .‘............ .0
seize] £1 Sachs ..... . . ... 10.00 . coats Wlth Fur
(:uiscppc 'l‘omasctta . . . . .. 1.00
“1‘1”. Talley . . . . - . . . .~... :33 C011
0. V. Pencil ......I... .
Rev. Joseph Duly . . . . . . . 10.00 ars
BOVI Pharmacy ”......" , 10.00
Timothy .1. siiiiiun 10.00 All the gorgeous new reds. greens.
D. “'nldncr ....... .... 5.00 . , _
Paul’s Haberdashery . 5.00 blues tmd browns ".e 'Pdudcd ‘0 ”“3
Anna iii-geicln '. ........ . 1.00 attractive group of girls coats. Fluffy
Alberta Bros ............. , 5.00 . .
.Mr. and Mrs. ll. 13. Run- collardof light moufflon fur 8“” them
«no. “'ilton ........... 5.00 style tightness and each coat is lined
(‘linrlos J. Ogden. Wilton. 10.00 . - .
Mrs. 11. L. Stiirzcs; Wilton 5.00 and warmly ‘nterlmc‘i' 5"" 7 t0 ‘4
R. II. Fitch, Wilton ...... 5.00 yrs.
Richard J. Ardier. Wilton 2.00
Mr and Mrs. John Cussel. I.
New Canaan .-.. 20.00 to
llouard Grupc. .‘civ Cit-
Iiann ................. 10.00 Second floor
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grupeu 10.00
.... IIIIIIIII s... gIIIIICII “-00 Sale of Tree Cirdles Great Price Reductions
3111:“: (‘ “WWW" 10.00 A splendid collection of Iron girdles are reduced for clear-
,” and Mn "win who“. once. in large assortment of narrow elastic hip girdles and
er, New Canaan ...... 40.00 beautiful brocade and elastic boned girdles.
“pant; "mmg'msv “W 1000 continued styles and not all sizes are available in each style.
John E. llcrsain. New Ca- . Former Prices Former Prices
nnon .. ............... 10.00 . V7 t0 315 $3.50 to $5
Mr. and firs. George Ilcrb- . I‘. 8
on Johnson, New (‘0‘- $5 $2.9
Iinnn ............ ‘. . . . . 10.00 NO credits or returns please
Mrs. W. M. Terry. New Cn-
nnnn . ............... 1.00
O O
"22.3: .‘2 I‘.".".°:".. M“ “’ 3..., Warm Corduroy Robes at Spec1al Prices
Mrs. Helen Greene. New $3 95
Canaan ..... 5.00:.
“Tmfoifillli. P' “ "m’ s 00 3 Women find these corduroy robes the most comfortable and
Miss \‘nlcnlinc, \‘cw Ca- becoming Emmet)” for C001
naan . ............... 10.550 quite rare to get this quality at these prices.
(’ntto 1% Thomas, \‘cw Ca- f‘nme. “pansy. to” -.
nun .. .. . 5.00
Dr. W. W. Weeks, \‘cw Ca-
naan ...... 1000
Mr. and ‘tiIIiI. A. V. Barnes.
Ne“ (‘Iinmiu .......... 10.00
Charles S. Benedict. New
Canaan ............... 10.00
Mnoners. Joscpir 500- 5
man. New Canaan .- . . . 10.00 I
Mrs 11. W. Saar. New (11- ‘
naan .............. 10.00
llIInry \V. Sum, New Ca-
noon ................ . ' 10.00
John Kline ....... . ..... 5.00
Mrs. Leon Ricci . ...... . 5.00
Total ...... 314.100.70. @
froze
BY OFFERING BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS
DOLL-UP
SETS .
Consisting of 4 huh
shields and I1 cap.I
complete. List
price 9 8 c
52.00.
111115115
For 59 c
__Fords
Reg. price $1.00 Our usual
FOR
OF
TWIN SPRING FRONT BUMPERS
ALL MOUELS$
FORD CARS
Fronts Only.
price $6. 95. SPECIAL
395
for Fords
No. 1075 39c
FOR-A-FORD
SPARK PLUGS
4 M $1.00
List price $1 each
NOW! Is the
time to buy
your
RADIATOR
COVERS,
Before “inter Selsln 69c
Retopping Material Covers.
Kcrsey Lined
Regular price $1.50
Standard Legal Lens
Ford Size, per pair. 590
REAR CURTAINS
Touring Models
Fords, 1017-22
$1.59
with
gypsy nines.
$1.89
Large oral glass
1928 to 1025 models
Adjustable fl
. 49c
Fender Braces
Front or Rear, each .
Win Radiator Ca
Bron: highly nickel plug-49c
ed. List price $1.00.
Pro in bb Mats for
For: Tiiluriti; Cars 590
VICTORY ‘
SHOCK SNUBBERS
Set of 4
Special $3089
Telephone 2796
GENUINE
STANDARD
CORD TIRE
30x3l/z
$9.95
30x3l/2 Grey
Inner Tubes
$1.39
SEAT COVERS
For Ford 1923 $1.98
Touring Oars
V’alucs to 310. Makes your old car
look like new.
TIRE PUMP
'ifado of solid brass cylinder. 20
inches long, 1% inch $1 19
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RADIATORS
With Shell for
Ford: 1917-23
. , . $10.98
1024 to 1925 Fords $1 extra.
ELECTRIC
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Si‘dgniiamzige $1'49
Beg. $8.50 per pr. per our
Open Evenings
STORAGE BATTERY
With Hard
.-_ , Rubber Case
, i Ford Size, Special
‘ $12.95
Guaranteed for 1 year
ALUMINUM
STEP PLATES
with Rubber Insert, $1.50 val.
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RETOPPING OUTFITS
FOR FORD TOURING CARS
11mm 1022 ..... some
1023 to 1025 .......... . . . . $7.95
Seat Covers for Ford 1924-1925
two and four door sedans. $9.45
.. FOR-A-FORD
‘ WRENCH SET
Kits every nut on a
Ford our, set of six
wrenches
... ....... 391:
List price $1.25
GENUINE
STEWART $10.89
Speedometers
List price $15.00
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So. Norwalk
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