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Here is quality in! appearance,
quality in construction, and ES
PECIALLY quality in performo;
arice-and‘ the LOWEST PRICE
. ever placed on a Nash 4vDoor
" , Sedan. ‘
S. L. BENEDICT
North Main St. South Norwalk
(m =2 .- ,L :9
Saturday Specials
SMOKED LAMB
Puritan Skinned Back Legs of Young
kl .
foiled) ”Ru. ..t.. in ,Hams ..... . ..... 34c Lamb _____ W421:
'3‘; 2:3 Buzzer De Shoulders ........ 20c Fore Quarters 28c
Pet Ron'st ------- "80 ”ma“ 380°“ ““ Rolled Roast .....38c
S Lean Pot strips) ...... T . .. 40c
......~...22c RibChops‘...” .151-
$3: PORK . Loin Chops-“H... 55c "
. ”35¢ Stewng ..... 18c
olnv Steak ...... 38c Small Loins ...... .32c , ' . ‘
Fresh Shoulders . 1e .
Fresh Hams ...... 32c VEAL
Cutlets .. 44c
POULTRY CORNED Rumps...........2sc
attad Fowls ...... 44c Plate Corned Beef 10c Loin Chops 401:
5c Rump Corned Legs ..... ........16c
62c Bee! ...... 20c&22c Stewing..........18c
PRO-DEUCE " KlTCHEN serous
1.1.111... 4°01 Emiiflgzzizziizxzzxilfi.
.. tButter 44c Studcd,Roastetl.Chlekens...._$1.75
BRANcuEs . ’ OURMOTFO=~
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‘ 1 a scant Ir. 1‘ ran some COURTESY
IMHO! or. a n. 11. AVE. ma: M AND
Lilli}! 1 ml trio: SATISFACTION
: 331$... cos cos, omnnRimaamca ‘ MONEY BACK
acct warm 1- naw cums, llF_N0’l‘
SATISFIED
4'... m
‘ FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1926.
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price. .
New necklines
New sleeves
$1.5
; A TlMELY SALE or SMART
Summei‘y Dresses
«The very neweSt models in a most varied assortment of
printed silk patterns, for prints you know will be one of
the favorites throughout the season. Here 1s a real op-
lportunity to secure ea smart new dress at lower than usual
New colors
New trimmings
Take Your Choice at
- $17.50
tailored
T SPRING SA LE
; Just on the threshold of Summer comes this event of vast money-saving importance.
plete assortments of the very newest styles of the season at much less than regular prices.
Women’s Coats
These coats must be seen to truly appreciate their smart
style and handsome materials for the sale price gives no
indication of their real value. The variety of mannishly
selection for everyone.
$15 $23
Presenting com-
A SPECIAL SALE OF
and more feminine models insures a pleasing
$29
Kuppenheimer and Styleplus Suits
These suits usually command a highel price than the ordinary run of clothing the cxtr 1 quality in tailor-
ing, fabric and linishings warrants this extra figure.
Then take notice of this statement. It llasfimore force and conviction than an ocean of superlatives.
are offering one and two pants suits at:
$25.00
$30.00
We ‘
$35.00
g . fit.
"sibly priced.
$18
TOP COATS
Own One That’s Distinctive
Topeoats—distinct in model, fabric, color, finish and
We have a very satisfactoly assortment which
' wé will be glad to display on you and they are sen-
522 $27
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BASEBALL AND BAT
“1TH lEVERY
BOY’S THREE AND
FOUR-PIECE SUITS
Both single and double
breasted coats are being
widely worn this season.
We would like to show you
what good taste can suggest
for you.
$10. 98 to $17.50
FREE
A. J. REACH
SI 11‘.
FRANK JA COBY
12.14 NORTH MAIN STREET
Charge Accounts
Opened SOUTH NORWALK
V r
EAST NORWALKIE
NEW FACILITIES
FOR OLD TIME
BOTILING 00.
Public Inspection Whe 11
Job Is Complete—Boule-
vard Being Put In Good
Condition.
Th5 capacity of the plant at the
Olden Time Bottling Works in Van
creased. according to a statement
given out by the owner. William
Ferric. yesterday. A large bottling
machine and several other machines
are now being installed by me-
chnnlcs. The installation or the new
machines is necessary because 0! the
large increase in usincu since it
has been taken 0 or by Mr. Ferris.
‘As soon as all or the lmproveinants
to the plant are completed it is the
intention of Mr..Ferril'tc open the
plant to the public for inspection.
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Puttinl Boulevard In Shape.
The street department bu torn up
the roadway in Gregory Boulevard
irom East avenue to Cbnistory
street. ‘It has been scrapped and
will be rel-oiled and graded, When
the work is completed the road will
be in first class shape for the sum-
mer season.
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'1‘. 1“. Foley and company are get-
ting equipment in place (or the re-
palrl to be made to the Seatlow
avenue bridge.\\'ork‘11lll be start-
ed next week.
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The coal barle- Alice and Brunt
Star are tied up at the dock or the
Ferris-Davina Coal company. First
street. while a cargo of cool is being
unloaded. .
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Mn. Gould Hedenborg. Winfield
‘ street. has returned home after visit-
lnx in Mantel-d.
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" Paul and mom Intham, Jr.. sons
ct Dir. and 811. com. Wham, or
* It. John street. bro visiting ia‘Balti-
Znndt street is being neatly in- ‘
l-lht mf'lilll'H us much
is reported
1i111|1r911~1i. ‘
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lcdcrlclt Jackson. East venue.
hm: purclillsnl .1 new Ford automo.
lllll'.
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)lrs.(;,:m1rg1 llodycote Melrose
1; .111nue. has returned to her home
i'lflt‘l 1111111111; in Now York til).
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The no parking signs in Van
Znnlll street and Liberty Square
h')\ 1': been liilx‘t‘ll down in accordance
with the injunction signed by Judge
Samuel Younza o! the Stan‘liord City
Court yesterdaf.
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Large elowds have attended the
.nl'nlvnl of the Old Woll Hook and
1.l'uldcr company in Liberty Square
which will COllll'i to :1 close tomor-
1-0111 evening.
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Sworn! boat owners were busy
about the shores yesterday. getting
their boat; in shape for the sum-
mer season.
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Several complaints have been
heard regarding the condition or the
sidewalk ut the east end of the.
Washington street bridge. The con-
crete has started to link into the
bridge. It is expected that repairs
will be made in the near future.
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Mrs. John Belling. o! Sanguine-k
visited friends in East Norwnlk yes.
lcrday.
Two Policemen El ed "
Rescuing Crippled Man
NEW YORK. -- 'I'wo policemen
were. burned slightly and had their
unliorms ruined in rescuing Arthur
O'Brien. 45. a paralytic. when a tire.
oi undetermined origin. started in
O'l‘Brlcn's room on the third floor or
the building at 41 West Forty-first
street 'i‘hurstlni. The cripple was
nearly overcome by smoke.
Policeman John Halt. who “cant
Eighth avenue and Forty-tint
street. noticed smoke coming (1 :n
a third floor window or the build-
Inn. A rep from his club drew Po-
liceman Arthur Goody. Tho two
bluccosln rushed into the buildlns
and into O'Brlcn'c room. which was
tilled with smoke.
They carried the cripple out and
extinguished a fire. which was on-
veloplnz the bed. with hand ex-
tlnsuiahcrs. The blue was out be-
fore firemen armed
groans. costliest
OFFICES.
apartments and rooms are 3W! .
Mod for rent in the claalllcd.
column. ,
' CONNECTICUT PATENTS ‘
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The following were issued Aprll
27.1926. List compiled at the ol-
ficcs of WOOsier 1% Dn1'ls.ptttcnt
la11yers. Bridgeport:
Stuart M. l-o.rd Bridgeport.
looming machine.
Elwin R. Hyde. Bridgeport. soc-
tlonul grinding wheel.
105-
Harry Josephson. Bridgeport.
canvas basket.
Elenzer S. Snookc. Bridgeport.
manhole seweru-vll and catch-basin
structure. .
Earle Blit'kinghnm, Hartford.
wormvwhecl generating machine.
William F. ilolmond. Hartford.
typowritlnx machine.
William A. Lorenz. Hartford,
per making.
pli-
William A. Lorenz. Hartford. pa-
per crinhiinz machine.
1 William A. Lorenz, Hartford. pa.
' per crinkling.
William A. Lorenz. Hartlord. pa-
per corrugatlng.
William A. Lorenz. Hartford,
elastic paper.
William A. Lorenz. lluriiord. ap-
pslatus for crinkllnx‘ paper.
Edward A. Meyer. West Hart.
ford. thread-milling attachment.
Peter J. Tracey. Hartlord. door
opening and closing mechanism.
John Lunz. New Haven. massage
vibrator.
Harrison A. Solrrldsc. New Ha-
ven. paper-loldlns machine.
John D. Strobell. New Haven,
cooling apparatus.
Ciliiord . Armstrong. Moriden.
separable c it button.
Warren R. Brine. Btrnttord. pen-
cil sharpener and wiper.
Henry B. Cooley. Kenslnglon.
sanitary dispensing apparatus.
Hubert Dalton. Stamford. casing
for electric motors.
Jesse .1.. B. Smith, Stun'liol'd.
typewritinx machine.
Arnold M. Taylor. and F. A.
Boole. Stemtcl‘d. floor putty having
a nitrocellulose oil base.
He y 1 Durkee. Glastonbury.
screw- bread-cutting means for
bench lathes.
Harry 1“. Hanks. Mystic. timer.
Walter E. Inzham. Newlntton.
spood-roducln: face plate for lathes.
E die umbcrt. and W. E.
hint en's. Baltic. producing paper
pulp.
De Witt C. anbeon. Wallinxtord.
door holder and latch.
Somd’men talk in cheap. Some-
times it isn't. Just saying "I do"
may cost hall of everything you
have.
“Cl-II...-
This year will be hell gone before
too not on the market yet.
M
thing' too cautious or too reckless
or too anything in too bad.
long and all the 1927 models of au- -
Phone
527
GEHEBE’ 80.11.... PM"
“1'1". ml 1' fl" llOIJII'..l.l"I)en'w
A Saving Chnnco [archery Household Its Economy to Purchase
Those Housewares Tomorrow Saturday.
Galvanized chicken water founts
Egg boxes, made of heavy curd-
11'lll hold quart 3'.11' «g. lbc
board. 2 doz. boxes 0 251:
5 gallon stone Jugs nlth handles
all ....................... osc *“l‘m” W“ ”°
__ .__. . Cream freezers. @
$6.50 lllsaell‘s carpet sweepers
11ml rubber bumpers. El . $5.“)
Mountain Ice
$5.19
White porcelain covens {or stu-
tlonel'y tubs. complete with
llnll benrlm: ln11'11111011'ers “illl
~ - hl 1.. 32.": " . .:.
high wheel. will out any height MM. \ 4 ' ”9 {H98 pair
grass, with four blades. sizes it: $1.55 Snpollll Household paint
inches, 61 ............... $9.40
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$1.00 (‘edllrlzcd moth bugs with
side opening. size 301.50. (1: 70c
kiln, with seven cans of paint,
etc, a}. ................. $1.00
$12.? Large size garage brooms. .
made or corn and rattan, «CL 9811
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Extension window screens. with
wood frame. size 24x33". «1. 571'
100 - piece Alllol'icnll porcclllln
dinner sets 111th floral design.
(11 ..................... $17.08
33 Washington Street
South Nomnlk, Conn.
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SlLK UNDERWEAR
Costume Slips, Bloomers, Step~ins, French
Panties, Night Gowns, Envelope Chemise and
Vests, faultlessly tailored, dyed' 1n delicate pastel
shades, and beautifully. tlimmed.
A wonderful assortment of styles to meet
all demands.
Values are unquestionably the best. Come
and see them.
THE N. E. RYAN C0.
86 WASHINGTON STREET SOMfiNDBWALX
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