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“FRUIT-OF-THE-
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BLEACHED
MUSLIN
; 6 “‘8- ‘" $1.00
YARD WIDE
WASHINGTON ,
SO. NORWALK
98
STREET
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 19,1936
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COTTON STORE
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30 INCH
SPORT
SATIN
ALL COLORS
SALE
STARTS
THURSDAY
MAY 20th
$1.00 ”-
“LOCKWOOD”
UNBLEACHED
PERCALES
PAST 001.088
18c Yard
“STARTEX
TOWELING
6 Yards For $1.00
FULLSIZE
BLANKETS
$3.00 E... .
: ALL LINEN
TOWELING
4 Yards For $1.00
32-lNCH WIDE
DRESS GINGHAM I
6 Yards For $1.00
MUSLIN
YARD WIDE
6 “‘5' $1.00
,
54x90
63x90
63x99
72x90
72x99
“Pequot” Sheets
. SPECIAL PRICES FOR
“DOLLAR DAY”
$1.19
' $1.29
$139
$1.39.
2For $3.00
63x90
45x36
Fort Mills Sheets
54x90
72x90 95c
81x90
FORT MlLLS PILLOW CASES
4
Turkish Towels
79c
$1.00
For $1.00
“Rayon” Bed Sets
$4.00 E30“
YARD WIDE
Cretonnes
4 Yds. $1 3 Yds. $1
5 Y
Silk '
Suntast .
ds $4 80c dd-
Terry. Cloth
3 Yards $2.00
690 Yard
$1.50 Pair
$2.00 Pair
$2.50 Pair
Ruffle Curtains
With Valance
81x90
81x99 ,
90x99
45x36
42x36, 45x
$1.65
$1.79
90x108
“Pequot”
45 x 36 Hemstitched . 2 For $1.00
"“FRUl'l‘ or THE Looms"
2 For $3.00
$1.89
Pillow Cases
5 For $2.00
36. .3 FOR $1.00
Reduced For “Dollar Day”
1.00
«$1.00
6 Towels
4 Towels
3 Towels
ZTowels
Extra Special
'2 x 105 81
UnBleached Spread
With Colored Stripe
$2. 00 ddsd
$1.00
x 105
DRESS MATERIAL REDUCED
‘ Ruille Curtains
4 Pair ........ _. $3.00
75c l’air
$1.00 ’air
3 Pair ......... $4.00
$1.35 Pair
Curtain Material
6 Yards $1.00
4 Yards $1.00
40 INCH WIDE
DRESS VOILES
.5 Yards $2.00
40c a yard
Plain and Figured
,Crepe De Chine
3 stds $5.00
Figured
Crepe De Chine
$1.00 Yard
Plain, Striped and Figured
«Broad Cloth
2 "“‘ds $1.00
$1.69 Yard
Figured Poulard
2 Yards
. {.00
Genuine Lingette
ALL SHADES
2 Yards $1.00
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9 $
9939
$99999
esting .Correspond-
Jennings and State Of-
iicial.
Rn which have been inoculated
- rabies and have been re-
- as having undergone such
' 11 treatment are freed from
regulations of the quarantine
tr Iorco here. according to
1
ndence between B. D. Jen
do! 119 Fla: Hill Road and
mmissionsr of Domestic Ani-
his correspondence ioilows:
119 Flax Hill Road.
SouthNorwalk. Conn,
. ' May 1.2. 1926
. onsr of Domestic Animals.
Connecticut.
6. Conn.
nection with the prevention
so inaculatcd immune to attack by
rubies even though he has lmon bil-
ten or has come into contact with :1
dog afflicted with rubles?
is a dog so inoculated with rabies
vaccine subject to the some quar-
antine regulations as n dog not \uc<
number of cases of rabies have born
discovered and narantlno regula-
tions have been aid down. is it re-
quired that. an inoculated dog hear—
ing state license to: and inoculation
tog be muzzied or clo confined
in accordance nith th sunl quar-
antine regulations?
Would appreciate information ro-
iative to the above at your conveni-
once.
Yours very truly.
(signed) B. D. JENNINGS
Commissioner's Reply
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Cities of Commissioner on Domes-
tic Animals
State Capitol
Hartford. Conn.
Mr. B, D. Jennings, ‘
199 Flat: Hill Road.
South'Not-wnik. Conn.
‘ Dear Mr. Jennings:—
We are in receipt of your request
{or information regarding rabies and
its prevention as provided for by
the unti-rabic vaccine.
Does the Conunission class a dog;
cinated. or, in other words. when it.
:t I'cuxs‘vrt-ti .‘mti .‘Ip|litI\‘L‘il \ud'rinc of
llm i'nitt-«l Mutt»; (Zowi'umcnt, in
('UnSltlL‘i‘Ctl :1 iii'ni’tt‘x‘ product.
Wu consider :1 (ion in‘onu-riv lllDt‘ih
lntctl to ho immum: t0 rallies [I‘ll
clays utter \llt‘t'llitlllttll :llltl up to nl
ll‘ittil one yc .ll‘ ni‘ivrnzml. \Vc musici-
or. and i'xpt'l'illtulits lmw . prawn,
that ii ting m-ntu-tiy \zm'tnoted l-s
immune to n lethal dose 01' street
virus.
A (10.: tutmttl) \. minnlitl. or!
which w. hum u txr'stltilicutt, is not l
subject to quit amino icglllhtlltillh‘ l
hut. is tziwn ill" mun: liberty as .t i
(10:: “Ullltl haw m nnqnm'untim-ii
irons. A properly vaccinated dog.
carrying the State license tag. inocu-
lation tug. illitl or which we have
a certificate filed in this office show-
ing that it. has been properly vuc-
cinuied by n rngistcrcvl veterinarian.
need not be inuzzlcd or closely cou-
t‘ined in accordance with the usual
quarantine regulations.
Yours very trulv
(signed) G. 1:1.- Corw.in 1). V. 9..
Deputy Commissioner
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Never be too pleasant at breakfast.
it makes you eat so mUch you 1ch
badly the rest of the day.
‘Mussolini. that. Italian. is sounding
the empire toesin. but he had bet-
ter watch the antitoxin.
'But T’Vhere’s the Fire?
firemanma mm Slnoules work.
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of rabbies: Um- commission «lows i'I‘t'Uilllilt‘lltl ’
‘ Does the Commission rocmnmendilhu inm'uiutmn \iiili l'.ilill‘:'.- mcciidn
‘ inouulntion with rahlt-s \nccinc. such 1 us a lJit'\t‘iiliill\t' thorn-um.
as Jen-Sal itubiee Vaccine? 'i‘lit- Jt'nanll miliws mm'inv. helm: .
“DOLLAR” VALUE
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