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'FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19.1926. ;
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9 Here About 5;
w Somebody :5
E 8 You Know 9 ii
§ 3; City Briefs 3
'loslcu'r's nvns'rs.
ltogent—"Maunequln."
Palace-"Steppln Out."
Rialto—"ller Night of Romance."
Feb. lil.--Womnn’s Assoc. B. N.
Baptist church Prayer Service. at
church at 25:30.
Feb. 19 and 20~lliinstrel Show
and Dance. East Norwalk Improve.
mcnt Association at Community
Hall.
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COMING EVENTS
Fob. nth—District Institute Ep-
worth Leagues at S. N. M. E
church.
Fob. 22.-—Washlngt0n's Birthday
Party Prothumni Society.
Fob. 22.——-llclp Ono Another Cir-
cio Washington Birthday Party.
Fob. iii—Lady llianchiuu Lodge.
Masquerade Dance.
Feb. 23.—-lnstnllation ceremonies
Court Laurel. K. of C. Hall.
Fob. 24.-—l’ride 0! Court Narruk.
Annual Birthday Party at Eagles
Hull, Mott avenue.
Feb. aim—Pride at Court Narruk
Annual Birthday Party.
Feb. iii—Birthday Social S. N.
M. E. church.
Feb. din—Pride of Uncas Mas-
querade at Red Men's Hall Wash-
ington street.
Feb. iii—Social and Card Party.
Court Cecile. C. D. A.
Feb. 25.—-Penny Social Lady
Washington Lodge.
Feb. 25.—Fairticld County League
of Women Votes Meet at "Open
Door" in Greenwich.
Palmtop—Card Party Court Cecile
C. D. .\.—Catholic Club douse West
avenue. ' .
Feb. 26.-—Clan1 Chowder Supper
Eureka Rebekah Lodge Odd Fol-
lows' Hall South Main street.
Sun and Tide Flor 'l‘omormw.
Sun Rises ........... 6:43 A. M.
Sun Sets ............,. 5:32 P. M.
High Tide ............ 6:34 A. M.
Low Tide 12:00 M.
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Henry J. Kennel. of Tavares.
Florida, who formerly resided at
Camp street. Norwalk. was operated
on for appendicitis last. week and
his many friends will be pleased to
learn that he is doing well.
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p—Household Colts—Earns & Gans
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The front at the Wall street shoe
store has been recently painted a
dull green.
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-Radios and Victrnlas sold on
easy terms Donnelly.——Adv.
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A report was made to the First
District police that. Wednesday at-
ternoon a. side door of a house on
Main street was open. Policeman
Jarvis Murray found the look did
not work. The owners are. in Florida
but a. relative was notified who
took care ot the door.
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—The cleaning. dyeing and pres-
sing of garments in given the closest
attention at The Twin City Valet’s
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered. 67 No. Main St. Phone
lot—Adv. .
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Several stores will be closed all
day Monday. out of respect of
Washington’s Birthday. '(Dther
stores will remain open in tho‘ 'morn~
ing. but will close at noon. '
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—Bituminous Household Coal.—
Harrls 8: Gena-Adv.
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e e r
County Commissioner Charles H.
Hart, Bethel, is able to sit. up in
bed and his condition is improving
daily. according to his physician,
Dr. Frank Moore, Bethe]. Mr..Hu.rt
was struck by an auto while walking
near his home recently. ‘
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-—Whatever your problems in
heating and plumbing work. the new
building. the renovation. or jabbing
.work Nelson ill. White's experts can
do the same in a satisfactory man.
nor. Nelson M. White heating and
plumbing contractor. 56 North Main
street—Adv.
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Wallace P. Vollmcr. W‘bst avenue.
has purchased a lunch wagon from
Leonard L. Mingo. 400 Greenwich
avenue. Greenwich. The lunch
wagon has been operating for the
past, 17 years. and is known he a
sort or landmark in the town.
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—THE CLIFFORD TAILOR
O. Coruili. Prom says: "Don't
throw away or give away your gar-
ments that need repairing. Bring
them here and have an estimate
given tor placing the some in prep.
or shape. It's surprising how many
folks do this and are satlsti "
Elizabeth street corner from South
Main street—Adv. ~
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,The drill team of the Frank C.
Godfrey Post No. 2. American Le-
gion held its weekly drill in Town
Assembly Hall last evening.
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—-Eyeo Examined by s. University
Graduate. Benedict The Jeweler-—
Adv: ' ‘
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-—-Everything for Washington's
Birthday Party. at Donnelly’a—Adv.
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John A. Lees. president or the
Less Manufacturing company or
westport. was a visitor in Norwalk
yesterdaY. . .
1m Lockwood .presldent o! the
Not-walk Fur comm. is confined
to‘ his home on 4 Mervin strelt with
illness.
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Raymond St t or East
Norwaik has 9 In new and»
mobile.
'. .so
, Leary, when he opened the store this
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neoticut representative 0 like Ann
dorson Colts and Coal corporation at
299 Madison avenue. New York
City. Mr. Murphy is well known in
Norwalk and vicinity and his many
friends are wishing him success in
‘his new position.
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Attorney Benjamin Mead. or
Stamford was a visitor in Norwalk
yesterday afternoon. a
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~Oniy a. few days left. plumbing
goods at cost. 'l'ubs, sinks. pipes.
etc. Going out 0! business March
lst. liegelelu. Cor. Witter and
l-Iaviland Sis—Adv.
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Attorney Paul R. Connery is in
Hartford on business today.
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District Clerk Arthur Sterling
was in New York city yesterday.
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Mrs. William lliiller who hus been
ill at her home in Elmu'ood avenue
is much improved.
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The rehearsal o‘: the choir at
Trinity church will be held this
evening at the home oi the director,
Professor Edward J. Sims. at 42 High
street. Norwalk. Rehearsal will start
at 7:45 o'clock and a. full attend-
ance of the choir.is.desired. '
There will be a special communi-
cation at Old Well Lodge No. 108
1". and A. M, on Monday, Washing-
ton’s Birthday. Two degrees will
be conferred upon a. class 0! condi-
dotos. both in the afternoon and ove-
uing.
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Sunday morning, the Rev. ll. Box-
trr Llcblcr. of Sound Bench, will
preach the first in a series of Lent—
en sermons. at Saint Paul's church.
Father Liebler will preach on each
Sunday morning at 10:30 o’clock,
throughout the Lenten season.
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On account of the observance of
Washington's' Birthday. thd New
York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. ioliowing its usual cus-
tom, will emit a number or local
trains into and, out of New York.
February 22.
Notices have been posted inform-
ing the public of special steps that
will be made by regular trains into
and out of the oily to cover the new
ice dispensed xxlih.on.this holiday.
John Sulnecke ot the railroad
camp was fined $7 and costs on the
charge of ‘ intoxication by Judge
Freeman Light in the South Nor-
walk city court this morning. He
was arrested by Patrolman John
Gunrnleri last night.
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The condition of little Edward li‘la- ':
herty. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J. Flaherty. 33 Putnam avenue, re»
mains about the same.
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Defective water pipes caused neur—
ly $250 in damage at the store of
the Leary and 00., Railroad avenue.
last night. The pipes. in the rear of
the store, burst sometime during the
night and several radio sets and
horns were found ruined by Ralph
morning.
Deaths ‘ and Funerals
, Theodore Smith.
Funeral services for Theodore
Smith. well known Norwaik resi-
dent. who‘pnssed away yesterday
morning, will be held in the Chapel
at. Riverside cemetery. Saturday at-
ternoon at. 3 o'clock. Our Brother’s
Lodge I. O. O. R, will have charge
of the services. Interment will be
in Riverside cemetery. The deceased
was employed in Arnold Foundry
for a period of 35 years and was a.
skilled mechanic. Ho was 80 years
of age.
Arthur Beinnclmsu
Arthur lleiuseiman, seven year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
Heinzelman. died "last evening at
his home, in Hendrick street, East
Norwnlk. Heart trouble was the
cause or death. Besides his parents,
the little boy is survived by six
brother: and sisters.
Funeral services will be held
from the into home In .I-Icndrick
street, Saturday afternoon at 2:30
p. m. Rev. Charles A. Marks. acting
rector bf Christ Episcopal church
will officiate. Interment will be in
East Norwalk cemetery.
Clarence Webster
Clarence Webster. passed away
last evening in tho Norwaik Hospi-
tul after an illness of plural-pneu-
monia. The deceased. was an eleva-
tor operator at the Cluett, Peabody
plant. lie is survived by one sister.
Mrs. Thomas Keogh of Strawberry
Hill avenue.
Saturday alternOon at 2:30 o'clock.
from the home 0! Mrs. Keogh in
Strawberry liill avenue. Rev. Louis
B. Howell. rector of Saint Paul's
Episcopal church will ofticilte. lu-
terment will be in Riverside ceme-
tcry.
Local Police Watch For
Micslng New Yorker
The local police were asked by the
New York authorities last night to
be on the lookout for Henry D.
Holineg. or 670 West 160 street. New
York City. who had wandered away
from his home. He is 56 years of
age. five feet six inches tall. weighs
160 pounds. blue eyes. blond hair
and ‘light complexion.
M
Farmers of the United States to
the total 0 one million. it is esti-
mated. wil _be utilizing electricity
obtained from the distribution lines
of service companies within the next
live years. Thaomeans that by 1980
the number of terms or the country
where electricity is. employed will
have doubled.
Women of! England. especially
those with large families. are learn-
ing to repair boots and shoes, so they
know it will save, money for them.
_.._.._. .
Dancing tracks of chutes. with the
shirts cut on plus-tour: lines. an ce-
cesionally seen in fashionable Eng-
land dancing moms.
THE EVENING SENTINEIJ—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
America’s. 19 Year Old Operatic Star,
By MARION T.“ . [J l‘}\‘.
"What else is there for you in ‘ bun-h in Muiu Street and show off.
work for, now that you have arrh-
ed'l" o. thoughtless reporter
me the other day.
And ilmt; brings. me in ilmughts
oi! my future.
But the grutli'ieutltm ul‘ my um-
bltions, should they be muuiml uvilll
not only be personal. l “mu, toj
show my family the sacrifices thry 5 he
have made for my career have nutlmns i‘m‘Ilwlluvlng
I lumw how much onvuurugrnu-ui
been in vuin. I
giuuur because i lizur' pi
i
I. want to show lx’uusus t'lty that
its trust in me and the financial hid
it gave me was justified.
And I wont to show the \vorhl‘oi‘ four 1 strut: my first.
we can produce opera. singers in this
country with our local talent umi
our local teachers.
"Si-(living tiff."
They any the ambition of every"
Says Success Will Net Turn Her Head
Marion Talley (contorl' ulth the two members 0! her
she prepared for her grand upcrn carol-r.
asked i (I‘ily to shuw off,
lllli‘lll l mu bu successful and
i lost: my hood or become high but.
I wunl it) be SUCi‘C’ISiilill lust
Naturally. singing with tlu- .\lull‘tl- ' Illlll'll 101' my own country as
polilun opera is tho. height or any : mywlf.
singer's ambitious. it implies n rec-l
ognitlon we ull rrnvc. it is n ruur-gmlnu
velous opportunity. I lune lustfuhln
crashed the. cute. it rmuuius for mol
to become :1 great singer.
tell.
'l‘iluu uill l their t'mli. ulul hum
lfilxlll “l" “r” mm": willing ‘0 le {C'ritllll} :1 with; How. The race is ,\'("t
Eilmn lo culiivntu.
llut I bellow ul- llw-d to get morn
ouufidriu'c in (lunches and I should '
very proud to he one of the row,
! mvnlls to :l lm
“t'l\'t~l Hi) mllt‘ll.
lluvl. in the days when at the ago in timr art.
I!" l mu 1“ pay this: debt. by lit‘cull’l-
in
l
w; uhut my friends bell-Wu I can
trhuruh about “jewels, precious .lf‘\\’- 3 1:
'«gls. bright, join-ls for Ills rruuu" l ;l|ii'l\]llt"' and if 1 can Justify their
rilu’i. lu-lll-ve I one really very ru~ . lvu.»
Ami “In-n :41 turn I nmu'ul't-(l
family who were her constant. companions ns
.\t the loft is her sister. [Tim-euro: at the right, her mother.
umn ill to become sllcuossi'ul then {to ' llH: whim-h I‘llull‘, i needed lots of lgmu .“m “mom“... lads. “ho :m- .
Quw‘liing u‘lih thc attention. My first
I don‘t hunt to go back to Kansas l roles and convert; must have been
but, I want to show wry :u'nutourich. it was only a per-
uot Stillhl interval in it local girl tliut.
liliullw p iopl’.‘ encourage me with up-
au ; plume,
1"": Ii nus only l\|lllllil'.‘is‘ uml gener-
. ‘ ‘u: my on tin.- purl. of my loyal towns-
“‘~‘ "“1““ to learn ”'0'” 1'7"" In upiv- llliil made it possible for llll"
Hn.l \i‘u iil‘u-ful‘tlllllilc ll'l lit-ml; r to :z.
blIlKifl‘ii Wilt.) llllli) (lm'olt‘d l'i‘ilm With :md:.' ulu'uud and to ho not-opted‘
that ““1“" ““d i :1! 1m .\lnt'ropolltuu. As it is, 'l hnw
‘lu in run.
The funeral will take place on ;
.oltthoosrsotuitrafl 1151'
will; 7
Walk. Um” toy-met mar-Wonk“ . I ..
MOVIES or DUCK
MiRAllON SEEN
1N Burtmu
C o u n t y Sportsmen;
H c a r Address By
Senator Walcoti; On
Game Situation.
Motion pictures of ducks. tnken
during the lost migration off
Bridgeport and Struti‘urdf “(rc
shown for the first time at. the un-
uual banquet oi the lTalrlield Coun-
ty Fish and Game association. held
at the Strutilold hotel, Bridgeport.
last evening. Nearly 400 members
and guests were present. The mo-
tion pictures represented n. disiuut
accomplishment in the livid of un-
turo stufiy and aroused comideruhiey
interest:
‘ The principal speaker of the ovu-
ning was Senator .i‘t‘redorlr'k C. \l'ui-
eott of Norfolk, head of the state
commission on fisheries and game
and also of the state pollution com-
mission,
Connecticut as a paradise fur the
fisherman and hunter was the pic—
t.uro held out to 500 sportsmen by
the senator. lit. predicted that
within n. few years this state would
have sanctuaries large enough to
provide shooting and angling for
generations to come and suid tlmt
in his opinion no state ofl‘vrod the
advantages for the program of the.
state that Connecticut. does.
The sportsmen responded: to u re»
quest for a vote by npprming lllu
plan of bringing block hour into
the stale and were told tluil~door.
ducks and fish pill abound in the
region's woods and unions if they
are willing to back the rcquvsts to
the legislature. To the present
time.«said Senator Wulcoii. in: has
found the legislature uuitc eager to
grant. the requests of thosu who
have the multiplication oi game at
The Hop-0n
('ummundor llnmou Franc”.
in}: the Spanish srnpluno ‘.\‘v‘
Ultra. lvuvou Police on the fin! nll~
ulr trip across the
Europe. to South Amrrirn
heart. and cited the: appropriation of
$5“.UOu for trout stocking; purposes.
This your tho state pvt-scrim mil
brook lruul. porinliiing ill“. Siot‘ix-
lug of 5M to the mile for 100 miles
of f‘ll'llllll, according to the smukm‘.
Morin: victims
lulwu at the nwuth of the liouszi-
tonic during the lust blizzard slum»
im; the ilorks~of ulld ducks. llrmu
lllll and Black .\lnlluril, located MI
iho Sl'lf‘iIkLl' and his purty to be tho,
largest seen here and he dociurx-«ij
that within two or
the food in tho. sound holds out.
the duck hunting will be as good
Gulf of California.
and the :zluie will be famous for it ‘
if‘
: Life Membership In
llc Molay For Taylor ‘
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.\ x" ruiur moo-Hui: of tho Nul‘lilllk
t‘lmptvr ot‘ l)r.\iol:iy was held last
kuiulz', ill the \\'nsllinmcn Street
l‘lusunu: ’l'vmplc. .\duul .\lclmcll-
fl:z.:, liwmuu lirrt, and Kt‘lill (iniih
Eur m-ru appointed a. committee. to
impure roum-rulnl; lllt: lit-Moldy
murmur cmun :md to rmwri at u.
lmrr touting. "Doll" Thomas 1).
lull”: was prowuimi “.illl 1t corti-
mev of life memlwrship ll’i Ill“
.\.q-uull;vhnptvr. lll'lll‘llll; "I'Jud
'im-llum was present at the meeting:
.ml spoke rt 1"“ words to tho.
Wu) H.
inmkothull loam. urged the member
to support the ihrm- gmuos llr‘.\'
uI-l-k. Monday. 'l'uomlny and “Ni-
Ehrsdill.
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7 Bids On Water Bonds
Opened Thursday
The luds for solo oi the sawmill
bond issue for the. Second District
I\\.’tlt"l‘ improvvnwms will be opened
j’l‘hursdny. lt'rl). 2.3.
The contract. for the sole of the
bonds will he lot at that time and
the bonds sold and the funds turned
over to the district.
for the. work will be anardcd soon
work.
‘ PAGE FIVE
“Y” JUNIORS “
0F WESTl’ilRT l
; Store -* "
Defeat Bridgeport “Vi Open Saturday '1 ill 9 pm.
By 46-23 Scorcwl
Hope To' Annex Slate .
Championship.
10-12 80. MAIN ST. PHONE 2516 SO. NORWALK
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TODAY’S MODE...for Hosiery
that is perfect in
.. " appearance
l .
. s I ' my sturt just us it “its iluuu-
lu u-iiruvt. from iuuropc them-lord hill from them that enabled um
um) 1.; sums-u is not only till urge
in our own tnlcni. o to satisfy my (mu v.20, but a. debt
fl nm to kind and upprm-iutivc1-120-
: flu world over who make it pos-
Him for artists to devote themselves
i N: that the way may be Qrmlrr
:i'u: uthvr ambitious Singers. 1 shall
‘11: ‘ml. nothing nioro of the future.
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The short.- fulltms: ‘
\VESTI’Oli'i‘ l'. M. if. .\. .lilrf » s:
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bu the responsibility to push on 3 Northrop rf ....... [I l i . pal].
1mm Slum-“um ‘ muuugrr of illo’
.lt is exported ihul tho rouiruut
after that time by the engineering
firm of Nicholas Hill. Jr.. of New
York City. who have charge of the
. - Spirally Woyen!
l Quality! Low Prim, Too!
An unusual combination you get in
may Lloyd loom BabyCam'a .
Style and Comfort. Light wei t:
and durability. Let us show you.
.“ANEEWNE
l FURNITURE CO.
16 No. Main St, So. Norwalk
We Are Our Own. Whole.
Balers and Retailers of
A. F. Beckmann Co
Inc.
Washington St. Phone 3565
South Norwalk "
QUALITY oaocsmas «
New Oldsmbile Sir
More Beautiful ,
Better Performance
Lower Price
«mm.
AARON KOHN
9&3.‘ ,
,,m..,.ew
5%‘33'5 l MUNSIE’ low I
By dol‘outlng tho Bridgi~pox-t. l'. M. i [\I ‘ \
(LIA. Juniors lust night. in Th-idgt- .
1H3}? tiIdéflgbItIiu;Iil'rIxstpox-It “TI"! .luuiroIrslI * r j l‘ is not enough that your
v 1 . u ,' t-iumpiuum p. ' w ‘ ‘ ‘
\Vosiport iomu uill Ilium} New Haven ‘ - nrhmlfly be pagab}; m”. It
. . . . . _ . not be limitless. b0 olcprooi’
on Marsh 4, [m the (‘lllillillluilnlllpi - ' H '
of 1""llrllL'ld \‘ow Hurt-u nml \'t‘\\‘ ’V .1 ' 05m”! —-4 aha“ lustrous. OF flavor
. . .I , . . . .2 ‘7.‘ .055 texture tulfills trader’s mode as
London counties. 1/1 t I , no other brsnd can V
The winner will int-cl the \\‘;:l- 1'- ' Hm 1‘\ ‘ / I‘ .. . . '
bury team um] the victor in that! k ' l’ ’st ’: Fa] lixqmsttc ShCCmCSS and rlt'h
,«I-llIminlILtlon gunm will face. Hm liuri- j 1 fly: .- lustre of Holeproof come.
lUlll Lines for the stale chuuvplou- “'0”? ”all: only finest qualttv silks
. specially bundled in cvm process ot «
i'(Hlt.‘llCd by Charles Lyman. urc uon- . I msnuiscmre to k”? their 59"!"-
lhlout of summing the stutc tillv. / y d . 4 -
'ruo \Vusiport tram ilvi'uuiud um / et‘ ”9'“ "a "mum” at”
l'urk (.‘ity boys. 28-17. on tin: \\'vsi~ l ‘, 4 ' Defiance. Holcptoof Hosiery
llm‘l floor a. few WW!“ ugo. . l" I 1‘ ‘. 4 u moderately Tired. “thatismms,
The game sturtml with the “'UH— ~91“, ; l J/ H hp°”c””,t3e gushing “him
”writ-rs using three substitute pl:i,\'~ * ' ‘... I‘ ‘1‘” :E..f‘l?fré"lU‘-‘"‘un mu "“"h'ma '"l
Hrs. The first hull? t'llill‘il. lii~l.'., ill : / \l . n ' .‘u‘y'huh'loc’hn‘n-‘nm
iut'or of Wesiport. \l'lu-n the rt-g—o \
ularn were sent into the game m' , i ‘
. flo/tzpmof' flashers;
.
tlll" Sl‘L'llntlIllttlf the “‘r-stpm-l lungs‘
hurpt the liridgeportrrs oi'f ilu‘ir
.h‘imldurd. if ....... | it ill
‘slmmuc, c-rf s; v 1
{31.12.10it'll-”“m” '.‘ '3 J, Pure Silk over artificial silk makes it stuckiuo‘
. a' onsets-v -' ' o n u a 'w‘
gr'ii‘urns‘rtr u o l: of beautiful and lustrous luush
lilurdiug. lr; ........ l l ‘i’
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.. . , ,, . Are Here
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Displayed on special table for easy selection
LENTEN
Tag Brand
BLOATERS *SUGGESTIONSl
.Marrow Beans lb‘. 1501
I 2 for 25C V IiPeu. Beans 1b. 10c.
Lima Beans lb. 17c
Green Split Peas lb. 10c
Yellow Split Peas .. 1b. 10c
Lentils ; ........... lb. 12(1
1 Atlas Fancy Head l
Rice .. ......... pka 12“? SALMON
Macaroni (our) . lb. 121/50;
Spaghetti (bulk) . lb. 121,,:.c;INoI 1 tall 2 cans 2
Parkfield Beets . No. 3, 15c. 50
Acme Jelly , . . 10 oz. 25c ' '
Heinz Golden Topes Jelly 6 or. 10C Gorton's Geisha
Piddes » Blossom Atlas Spinach can 19c COCEfiSh Crab
SW3“, 8°“ Honey Atlas Salmon 1/528 '250 Meat
Birtztuétalrd m. 29 Atlas Tuna Fish ls 49c I!”- 276 m. 39
c . c Atlas Tuna. Fish _, 1/135 27c p g' 6
Blue Fin Tuna. Fish . Is 370
Blue Fin Tuna. Fish 1,38 20c Golden K?! Van Camp's
Record m' Catalina Brands Tomato
Lobster
Dill Apricots Soup
' E t, Ch ' V Ci!" 3 cans .-
Plddes x m OMV Standard Tomatoes 47c ' 20
Quart “’- l 1
.1... 356 330 Good Quality 3 cans 259%
Marshall‘s
M . . g 0612;: Atlas HERRING
ACKERoAL Chowder Shrimp Kipperod or Tomato Sauce
selected Fish each 18C °““ 15c m 19° Can 29C
. ’ Campbell's l
BEANS
3 25c
Soo-Pere-Yor
Re Umberto
SARDINES
‘m10c
Pink Alaska.
Gold Medal Evaporated
SALT NORWEGIAN ,
California
CHEESE .
American .. 1/.;,-lb. pkg. 25c! PRUNES 1 READY TO FRY’
Pimento log-lb. pkg. 29c 40.505 lb. 15 c Can 15 c
Swiss 1/2411 pkg.‘29c
6 Cakes 25c I £851? OLIVE 3 Cakes 23c
Gorion’s
P&G
SOAP
Norwalk Chronicler