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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 29, 1926 · page 8

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Chicks he made to grow
better. be tree trom sil-
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Vitnlity'! Let us explain

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‘. Olepboord Hill Feed
.3 Company

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I 18 Mela stq Not-wont. Ct.
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.AllGl-ZVINE
~ FURNITURE co.

‘ ‘l 16 North Main Street
~1_ So.Norwalk Phone 255
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ed her in Washington.

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Delivery

 

screens,

ere, etc.

wheelbarrows.
screen doors.
screen wire. garden tools.
tors. oil cook stores. ice cream trccz-

Summer Home Needs

Lawnmowers.

Window
poultry \vlrr.
refrigera-

 

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33 Washington so. So. Norwnlk, Conn

 

 

QUALITY FOOTWEAR

Exclusive—but not Expensive

 

 
 

"122 Washington St.

MILTON ELWOOD

The Arch Preserver Shoe Store

South Norwalk

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guts. GOULD HAS
iCOMPO PAVILION

iFormer Norwalk Woman

. Secures
sion In Competition With
M. D. Harrington.

 

 

lit-s. Jessie ltohr Gould. at West-

Bcnch pavilion concession nguin this
Henson. ’rhv contract git-Is Mrs.
Gould tho dunni; hull and other con-
1oessions in the one building. Mrs.
Gould bid 31.500 for the season's
lconimct.
{teacher at Staples Illicit school, bid
531.600.

‘ .‘irs. Gould conducts the Hidden
:Iioor inn room in Westport. She was

 

 

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The corner- caught the “NI lady of the land Just an the climaxl
of A great. big smile when Children of the American Revolution groct- friends.
Mrs. Coolidge is shown with Ann Pierson oi’
Round Bey. Mich. (left). and Suzanne Preston ot Iiric. l‘n.

Pill-5‘” GEHEBE’S

"IT'S HERE n" n" EOUIWARE"

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BCBCh COI'ICQS- the. Men's C‘lub of the Noroton Pros-

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port. has been awarded the Compoi’mwn m the next regular matting of
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Milton 1" Harrington. “‘Bnglish cottage design. The

 

‘t-d inst Friday and Saturday two-

llRS llllll01'l
PASSES AWAY
AT HOSPITAL

 

New; Yorker field for

Speeding .Th to ugh

Darien At 48 Mile Rate.

Caroline. wife 0! \VilllunI,Wlll-
mott of Dericn has peeled away in
the Stamford hospital stir-r a short
illness of pneumonia. She is sur-
vived by her husband. her parents.
too cistern. Mrs. Albert Gil'utt of
Brooklyn. and Mrs. Frank Sellar of
Port Chester. and two brothers. Ar-
tiwr and Joseph” Kenny or New
York City.

Funeral services will So held Hat-
urdai' nflcruoon nt 2 o'clock. from
th.- into home in Tukt-nokv.‘ mud.
llarltn. interment Will he in Spring
Grove cemetery. _

Mrs. \V‘illmott. who nus 35 years
Of Iago, was a. wry popular resident.
of lumen. and her sudden death
comes as n shock. to it with: circle of

 

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Neu-l‘orkcr Too Speedy.

Russell Brooks, of 66 West loath
.‘sll‘(‘('i, New York City. was arrested
Tuesday afternoon by Stnte Police-
man Ayles. Brooks was doing the
Fest Read up at is miles per hour.
when .mprehcnded. lie was roll used
under bonds of ii’fi. for his appear-
once in the Dnrien town court In Nt
Monday owning.
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Frolic Made Mono).
While all returns are not ytt in

interim) church is knonn it) have
cleared a very satisfactory sum t‘rom
the Black-and White l’rollc present-

ningt. in the linker and Hoyle School
lilltlllfil‘llimtl. A finnl report will in)

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Work is well under way tor the
pretty new home ‘Ieing erected for
Mrs. Margaret J. Giana in Old King's

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Franklin Junior
High School

Following is a list or names or the
pupils winning Genersi Organization
certificates. for the period ending
Aprilltl. III order to receive this
certiilcote the pupil munt have I rec-
ord and general excellence in st-
tendunce. punctuality. often and de-
partment. Pupils roceivlnz the G.
O. certificate for six sum-osswo ”men
are eligible to rccvive the honor “1“."

Room 8~Pntricls Rollin. Vernn
Byrne. Fred Shepard. Roslyn Druks,
Raymond Douuelly. Mildred Dirk-
men. Francis Orzovnn. ldn Hurting.

 

 

 

gnrct l‘luln. liltilnor Tyrroll.

Room 7—l2dwin lanz. Joseph Sn-
knl, Marcel Goldsicln, Abraham
Kurts. Nora Walsh. Marlon Durnln.
Helen Botsikns l'iuth Price. liquu

met. ,

Roam S—l'iolo hicilcdmund. Bvr-
thn Phillips. l‘lorvIu-o ill-admit. Dur-
othy llakI-r. l-ImunuI-l Knishkowy.

othy Craig.

Room l——l:nrl Anrmuson. Herbert
Edison. Frank Itnpinmivutn. lJmmOtt
Loo. Arthur chnihuis. Must l/vy.
Arthur Soley. .lnuivs Sin-tn, lIrsilla
('amu'crhin, liltzrmn i'onlcy, Dorothy
D1"i'n10lltl. Annu. Stanlsh

Iloum ‘.!--—.\l0rri.-i ltnlunsnn, .lmmpll

Arlinolpli. Jenni: (‘71 l. Filhl'.‘ Wan.
:IIITIIkt-r. Bernard llntkotf. Sidnny
Goldstein, .\lllliull.‘v' Bassone, ltuih

Cohen. (’lvorrc Risinz. Ewivn l’alas-
'co. Zoltun .\'0\nk. Julia hissiritillo.
l‘rnnr'cs Barth. llrlen Iisan. Jahn
Powell. lilurio Norwood. ldn Stein-
lwrg, linslyn Srhtrnris. Sylrin
Sohwartz, .‘iax Rudolph. Gertrude
Siull. Louisv Moss. Julius liornmn.
Donald Warmr, t‘harlrs lilaxtleltl.
l-immn l_hilouh. .lnlm Noun-ll. Mur-
Jorle \‘an Clitf. lirtrlyn Iltil'\.‘.l::.
Room 4v—l'rc-ntlce (Manhunt. lilie-
.\\-nrih Luther. Jorcph l‘wt Zilimll. (‘Itl-

‘\III Smith, Harold Flitllll. (il'\'lll'.‘
:T..lln)udi:i‘. l-LI .\li.\:II‘.tlt-I; lrunn
Banks, l‘llhrl lirvsltn. l'ullm Levy.
Fitnnio Matti-ls. linrnlltv Mills. Mll-
dred Natty. Allill" l'er-ihtnm. Annu
\‘nskn. .‘lnririln lion-ll. I-IliZJ rIu-las.
Jennirv llcnzurlla, )i'tt‘cu-v Thom»
u-

rct Lcm)‘. Juno-s t‘rcl. Andrew Kar-
dns. Miriam lmlitult-S. .\i:t»- Freed.
mun. lillzzilmth lilll"lli:\. lulu l‘rrtl.
.vtltcks, Ellmlmih l-Zrhttr. lInImII Mil-
,lt-r. James Van: k. .\l mumt in”...
'lilimin-th \i‘argu. Anna (‘nputtu lim-
mtI. Efliter. Helen Corns. Lilli—IT Mug-
n'r. 339mm Dumko. Fara llunzilinn.
I-Ztltt‘l Nichols.

 

Highway. The house will he or old
con-
trnr‘tors nro Chfll‘lt‘F l1]. Johnson and
sons of \\'«'-st Norwnll; ‘

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Policeman Amos Anderson hrts

l'lootn 6~l<uthlren Cruelty. .lulla
>Czell. Jennie [shun .\lntlv‘.inn lini-
'wr. lillmlwih Kuhnn. Tilliw Mazur-
‘Vco, Golden Nutty. TiIII'tI-zi .\'.I;:).
Catherine l’nt-llk. Elsie Straub. i'un.
I-htlu Streets, llelen l‘uhaus. Alba
Zoppi. John Brc-km‘ek)‘. Quito Chrl.“

lumrrlcd to Kristy Burr Gould lastipurcm‘sed “ MWCM‘TMN‘ {‘“r‘l‘fl' ‘iOPhci'. Franklin Finch. Ernest ii“-

‘pall. Mrs. Gould foxmcrly lived in

|Norwnlk and was proprietor of the
Illiddon Dog; gift short and ten rat-m
:on West avenue.

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sv-ngrr coupe.
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Many tickets have been Fuld {or

the annual dance ot the Dorian Boy

Scouts in the auditorium of the

Circumstances do not make the iltoylo School tomormw evening.

out.

lira. lulu; W. Lowndes. of Maple

ll today is .1 blank it is because nvcnut‘, is entertaining her mother.

you rcgardml it that way yesterday.

Mrs. A. A. l’ordltom. of City lslund.

 

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_ SELECTION. PAY A

. "FREE .

PM .
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One Day Left
~ IN WHICH TO SAVE 10% .
. ON THE PURCHASE PRICE .

. OF ASMOOTH TOP OR . .
. ORIOLE OAS RANGE

IF YOU ARE NOT. QUITE READY FOR A NEW RANGE, COME IN AND MAKE .YOUB
SMALL DEPOSIT AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO HOLD IT FORe

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* . DON’T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS BY .

' FREE .
To the First Hundred Customers Visiting 0dr. Salesmni Tombrrow, We Will

five a Copy of “Smoothtop Cookery” a_ Cook Boo
“Tings io'pCook and How to Cook J'ltem. ‘

FREE

Describing Many New

2 ' FRIDAY APR 3OI.;WILL POSITIVELY BE THE.
~ * . ~ LASTOAYOF THIS SALE.

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.ran. Hurry Miller. Steve Paulovit-h.
l.\lcx i'remru. George Van Cura.
Sir-re Warga. Sum Wilkvr. lrrlng
\\'ilInot.

Room 2i-—.\lurizarct Anderson.
{Muriel Anderson. Frances Dattelic.
iiSertlIn. Kish. Eleanor Lewis. Helen
Mazor. Leona Rudder, Evelyn Ryan.
Mildred Shtiphord. Alice Taylor. Dor-
othy “'ilioon. Chnrl s Burris. i‘lul
,lxporc. i/‘onnrd Ziinstull, llnlph Mus-
gory. Elmer Mctzlcr. Leon l'nrls. I‘m;-
co Ruhino. Donald Thomas.

Room 22—Hnrry Hellman. Agnes.
Busck. Minnie 0.11.20. Mary Krill-flu-
sky. l:\‘a..\inzsonc‘. Ethel Thomas.
irene sharkany.

 

 

Room Bil—Joseph l-‘azkss. Earl
“min-3r. Richard Whipple. Willis
Ii'ounx. Rose ‘Asrouov. Rose Dat-

tnlo. Anna Dt-cessarc. Mary Kocels.
iithel Kurtz. Mildred Wilson. Elnorc
Pearl LeCutcs. Phillis
\‘i'itltington.

l Room 24—)iargnret llormth. Aiv

iwrm Jones. Juliu Harden. Coilttina
l’olicgrlno. Esther Salter. llelcn
Szendery. Margaret Ssendery. .‘iiary
.\lhnno. Anna. Ammo. Nettie Ash.
Farah Ash. Grace Unlyae. Helen
liI'nezel. Adelaide Hill. Margaret
lunnacone. Esther McKenzie. An-
toinette Maestro. Lillian Steinbel‘g‘.
Grace Sugdeu. Felix Bilik. Joseph
Copolln..1\rnold Churiott. Wilfred
. lx'ovncs. Joseph )liklovich. Tony
.(Z‘apetilla'. llobrrt Mason. llnrlwrt
Smith.

Room Eli—Oscar Druks, Samuel
Dayton. Raymond Gunther. Joseph
Jnncl. Rae Lowndcs. James Shor-
knny, Andrew Julius. Louis Stein-
lherg. Herman Robinson. Arthur
Zileke. Leslie Gainer. William Her-
mon. Rose Anzalone. Margaret lien-
jamin. Dorothy Kuhlman. Millie
Merino. Margaret Mitsly. Cecelia.
. Rogers. Esther Ruttenberg. Edythe
' Smith. \‘ivisn Selzer.

Room SIT—Helen Czira. Evs Den-
nis. Helen Desmond. Nora Dinltn-
\rltz. Savannah Jones, Harriet
Kearns. Rose Miller. ldn Rudder.
Marlon Semplc. Flora. Shepard. Hel-
en Sigsway. Marjorie anlov. Moses
Cream; Paul LysObey. Robert Mer-

ritt. Max Miller. Howard Show.

Room as—Eiizabeth Denke.
Fiance: Durler. Mary Keefe. Dor-
othy Greenberg. Helen Toth. Bern.
erd Caz. John Edge. Cornelius Rich.
on. Cori Lindstrom. Lewis Mar-
ehnnt. Louis Wilker. Herold Wil-
‘liams. Adolph Meyer. Joseph Bren.
nan. Philip Kcntor.

Root-n ”—me Alexander. Al-
bert Franks. Irving Hanna. Paul
spevock. Jock Squire-J Robert
Toonc. Steven Yocvik. Sylvie Abram-
son. Virginie. Boyd. Jennie Cohen.
Vern Font. Pearl Flick. Ruth Kehoe.
Esther Lossin. Story umnicer. Betty
McBride. Emily ”dwell Doro-
thy Wood.

Room u—George Center. Willlun
Joke. 3h: Leporslq. Olin Lenin.
Ray and Tnlhnuixe. Dorothcs Al-
lison. Evelyn Crosier. Angeline Moc-
eiols. Sufi: Reason. ,

Room st—thiiun Burns. Mort
Gordog. Theodore Boxed", Morris
Ksplui. More Low. Henry Pow.
ell. Germaine Baxter. Merv Phillips.
Eleonor Smith. Yetta Steuben.
Nome Taylor. Dorothy Button.

 

 

 

llnytnond. Evu. Boyd. Dorothy “in.

Virginia Clonal, Marlon Crissry, Dor-

 

Caust‘il Prom Bladder

and
Buchu cleaned me up in it'lii \x’tilt.

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Felts—Silk and Straw Combinations

Season’s Most Fashionable Millincry

- fits'rvrtnnn smut I
\\ I-nkncss.
Nlture's Wily (ll ’I't‘lling You

of "Dunner .‘lll'iltl."

. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926. ”

 

 

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J. ll. lisntord. 717': Yale Art... ROBER I 21 NORTH MAIN STREET
Chicago, Ill._ myx: "For tut. Hunt] SOUTH NORWALK
lmvu llt'l‘n irnuhlml mill mnwi.

Slutty times it uouId (‘llliM l.li It. itii
up c .lit to twt-ltu lll‘ll\ :t l‘llllll,

 

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putunt mrrlll-III' mt illl : .14..qu I, onu .i 9 ,

tho lulu i. it t'l‘ illlpi'.‘ 15,. 4.: “.1... ”a, 'l‘ht “w . “ -tl pr IMCn S . leh'car ‘

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Peaches In...“ 27C
‘ S maCh ” “a lg: Aspecialreductionin 1éiklb. I Sc
omatp Sauce “3 1 these delicious, {Ta- g.

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CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

* ‘ SOUTH NORWALK

 

Lomlii‘ at Stil'wII-l‘w.-r

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that will revolutionize
your food-budget! ‘ -

Because all our prices are so distinctly low.
our customers realize a marked saving in
their food-expenditure . . . .

 

 

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New Potatoes .

. p 3 lbs. 25“

 

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For frying. shortening: -
”azala or salad dressings pm: can 25
Rinso “The New Km of Soap" large pk... 21c

 

Shredded Wheat ....,
Log Cabin Syrup s.

Among our famous
D E L M 0 N ‘l‘ E
Food Products:

10°
25°
Thea-Nectar ‘

TEAS, é

 

 

Aspar. Tips can 35‘
Pineapple Grltcd can 20‘

FREE!

Extra-heavy. square cake pan

grant teas. Four may
tcrful blends!

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Skis? 29

A few of our

IONA BRAND

Vegetables: t.

 

 

 

 

Peas . . can 10°
Well made, 8 in. square. Absolutely free Tomatoes 2 luu 25¢
to each purchaser of a 1 lb. can of C a"
0m 0 s 0 can 10¢
C Tomatoes 3 21%? 25°
1° see A... 23
Beets . . ‘ can 156

 

 

 

 

Coffee math” Reduced .. 1b. 43°
Evap. Milk Shit 3 an A... 29¢

 

Spaghetti 35.2.3225, 3 m. 25c
Peaches . IONA Brand large can 21¢
Pctatoes Fancy Maine 5 lbs. 35c

ALL 3% lb. c 7 lb.
Flour BRANDS bag :3 bag 45c
8 0:. jar 15c 16 (mil! 29c

Finest Peanut Butter A o. r Brand

Dill Pickles L‘ART Bread . . . mg" 35c
Red Front Baking Powder . mum 12C 1 15.... 20‘
Campbell’s Beans with Pork . ‘ . . . 3 an- 25:

Fresh Vegetables

The A&P store nearest you has a complete assortment
of them . . . . As fresh as though you picked them in
your own garden . . . . And priced remarkably low!

UnderwoOd’s Deviled Ham . . .
Encore Italian Olive Oil . . . .
Cream of Wheat m 24‘ Hollan Rusk

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Heinz Spaghetti unw- 11c Stuifed Olives . pl: Zl‘

Household Needs

Extension Window Screens 24:» . . .
Wilbert’s Lemon on . . . “49°

 

 

 

 

 

 

lefianzoc

V. pint an 33°

 

BlackFlagInsectPowder . . '. ',""..:,“i§:
Ammonia . nominal-23° lBabbitt’s Cleanser an 5°
Scrub Brushes . ad: 15‘ Linit Starch . . ,1...‘7e

 

 

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PACIFIC. '5."

 

 

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