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Everything for thehome, perch, or lawn in furniture and floor coverings to harmonize
with the surroundings. No matter what you need you’ll find it here at prices that are
real savings.
COUCH HAMMOCKS .
Made of heavy duck, full spring construction,
good mattress. At .........
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.3”.
ROCKERS
A ver fine comfortable rocker, made of heavy stock, dur-
able aid strong. Woven seat and back. 6 2 5
At ......... . ...... ..... .. e
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Wrought iron base,,imitation parchment shade.
$1.89
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Suitable for use in your living roOm, sun room, or porch.
Assorted finishes at the exceptional low $4 98
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price of .-.-
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2.5.;
are“ OUTFIT
This complete outfitconsisting ot:2,inch continuous post
bed walnut or ivory goodgsteel spring, all $
‘ cotton mattress. All sizes 22050
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BAR HARBOR CHAIRS
$3.75
You’ll want one of these sturdy construction
Willow Chairs.
LAWN SWINGS
4 passenger Lawn Swings, made of extra
material.
A. $10.50
Juvenile Sire, 2 Passenger, At 86.98
FERN STANDS
finished in black, complete. with
$1.89
Made of wrought iron,
copper coated bowl.
At
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. ACQUARIUMS
Md 'th ht'ostdf til -
at 11.33, .3393. .1? T‘. . ff. .‘.°T."?.?. 5?? $1.98
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‘Equipped with gas saving burners, specious oven” and
separate broiler. Exceptional'velue. $ up
From 37.50
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Women who know furniture values, choose this store, because they know .from long
experience, that they obtain "more value here for their dollars than elsewhere. This
business was built to its present size on account of. the satisfaction given to its patrons .
year after year. Compare" values and merchandise, and you’ll find here everything for
the home, at pricesthat are the lowest.
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. Votrrs at Riverside Yacht club.
. . Invitation!
than.” on, display at Donnel-
‘ ly'a—AOV‘ ‘ ‘. .
'rooar'a nvusrs.
Palace—"Three Weeks in Paris."
Regent—"Let's Get Married."
maltov—“Far Cry." -
Fifteenth Anniversary of Friend-
ship P. N. G. Association.
COMING EVENTS. 1
June 11.—Wedding ot Miss Lillianl
'l‘wornbiy. tormeriy of this .city, in
liaubury.
June l8.-Children's Day at E. A.
M. E. church.
June 14.-—Elka‘ Annual Flag Day
Celebration. '
.lune iI.——Japencse Garden. 8. N.
M. E. Church.
June 16.—Twenty-titth anniver-
saiy Elk's. 1
June iii—Annual. Meeting or
l~‘.iirtleld County League of Women
Juno 22.-—0lass night Norwalk.
High.
Juno
liigh.
June :4.—-Graduaticn.
Junior High. »
June 25.-—Graduation Center Jun-
ior High.
.lune 25.—ngh School From.
June 27.—-Children's Day Exercis-
23.—-Grnduatlon Norwalk
Franklin
on at the South Norwalk Cong.
church.
Juno 28.«t‘omircnclng ludi'ui
Week K. c.’ C.
June 28.—-Graduatlon,
Ludlow Junior High.
Roger
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
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Sun Rises 4:19 A.1l.l
Sun Sets 7:26 P. 11.!
High Tide ........... 12:47 A. 3L,
Low Tide ............. 7:09 1’. BL.
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The Hanson Steamship Line. run- l
ning the freight bout between *
South Norwalk and New York. husi
moved its dock in New York from l
Pier 12 to Pier 21 on the Basil
River. New headquarters are on the,
pier oi the Baltimore and Ohio.
Railroad Company. The trelghti
boat. will tie up there from now on.
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-Anthracite. All sizes. Harris
and Gans.-A‘iiv. 0
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Mr. and Mrs. Roman H. Heyn. of
Norwalk. are at Briarclii't Lodsm
Brlarclitt Manor, N. Y.. for a visit.
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--!tsdlos and Vietrotes sold on
an terms, Donnelly.—-Adv.
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Important changes in the time ta-
ble schedules of “New Haven" pas.
senger trains stopping at South Nor-
walk will take effect. at 12:01 a. m.
Sunday, June is.
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-Leh l gh coal. automatically
screened. Barrie .end Gena—Adv.
Policeman James Finnegan ot the
state police. arrested Vincent and
Anthony De Mauro of New Britain
at 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon in
Fairiield on charge at transporting
liquor. The car they were driving. a
Chevrolet roadster. had 50 gallons
0! alcohol tucked away in the rear
compartment. The two were held on
bonds of $2,000 each for Monday
morning in Fairfield. The bond was
immediately furnished in cash by a
New Britain attorney.
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~DORLO '8 SHORE HOUSE.
—Now. 0 sued for the season.
Famous tor over forty years for
Shore Dinners and sea food or all
kinds. Phone Norweik 2298.-—Adv.
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Pelic‘e were notified yesterday
afternoon that a Black Beauty hf.
cycle had been stolen from the Win-
nlpault school.
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—-Now is the, turns 0: year for fur ‘
storage. The TwlnCity Valet is a
reliable piece and all tur storage
here is insured against tire and
theft, 0? North Main St. Phone
toa—aev.
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Officer John Murphy continued
his crusade on parkers yesterday by
taggin‘g EdWard Goldstein. 1012
Garrison avenue. New York city.
Bend for appearance Monday was
set at $2. .
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-—Bluatish. shad. lobsters. fresh
shrimp, fresh embrace“ and other
choice tiah are at Cutbill'e Fish
market this week. 71 No. Main St.
Phone—age.
. etc o a
Letter Carrier Edward V. McGow-
an. from the South Nor-walk post of-
nce. is ill at his home in Woodward
avenue. ' -
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A committee was appointed by the
Continental Congre- to draw up a
constitution. June 11. 1776.
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- g—I'our plumbing and heating
problems will be'co'rrectly and ex-
pertl! handled by the Nelson M.
White organization. 56 North Main
SL—Adv.
. . a “a a
Michael Kopsco, his mother, and
Miss Mary lavas. 1 Oak street, are
material : to‘.‘ Washington. D. 0..
where they will ,visit (or a week.
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Mentor Grotto. N . 56. Mi 0. v.
P: Ba 3.. will- meet this evening
in .Washington street‘ Masonic Tem-
ple..
.e,e e
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v3!“ examined by a University
Greduate. Benedict, The Jeweler.
-—Adv. '
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lowland A.’ Schwebel. 1! Reed
starter; and‘Geerge'n. nixeht. 8 Han-
! place and veralo er mem-
bore «diminish man were
in Now Bastian. exerting.
dots-new eanplss of engraved
wedding ans Annma-
sam'he‘i my Brooklyn Nat.
whim- .dflv'o‘
...m-ilillllllillllllilll HuuuuumumHmunnuululllullnuuuuulummmnmnmnu .
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Lingerie
Gowns. chemise. slips and
step-ins ot ballets. muslin
voile; lace and hemstltch-
ed trimmed. 51-00
Sizes 16 to H
—Els 1 end '
' lankets—
Two in «Due, sateen bord-
ers, fancy colored block
and check designs, for the
camp or summer cottage,
“' .. ... $3.50
throw .,....
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s)
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Heavy Terry. double thread. Jae-
quard border on both
ends.
lieavy dou’ble thread. white and
stripe effects.
Turkish Towels
29c
hose.
8 as
1 * sizes,
noses-as
All Silk Hose P
Women's iull fashioned silk top
all colors and
per pair
$1.65
o x to ..L............. 393
Men's shirts of Engllsl
broadcloth and woven ma
dras, fully shrunk. wel
tailored, collur attachet
and neckhand styles. al
Many new and dainty designs.
in all overlilgured cilects. Guar-
anteed iaiit colors.
For yard ,. .
English Prints,
Fine
tips
’ Silk Umbrellas
antéed ralnproot,
celluloid
ll llilliillll iiiiliillillllillliiillilill ll llillil i i" 3... limit...
quality silk umbrella)! guar-
all colors.
. $2.98
eselelIiIIOsse
sizesand 1 $1 09
a
colors ......
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‘ i—DRESSES—
” is to 44.
Fine Veiles, Silk
liayons, Tub Silks and
l” r in t e d Chiffon—
Straightline, flares and
two piece effects. Sizes
Spreads
Cnndelwlck, hand! tufted
spread, 7'3. x 108 and 8)
x 108. Sham and spread
in one. $3 9a
Each ...... a
Boy’s Linen Suits
Boys“ linen suits. flapper
style, finishedl with
sport
belts ...... $1 s49
Girl's Wash
Dresses
Fine vollee and striped
dimlties, lace trimmed and
h a n d embroidered, all
colors. some with bloom-
ers. sizes $1 00
a
Ztofi ......
Ice Tea Sets
Fancy c o l o r e d glue!
pitcher a n d 6 glasses
”9' $2.9!
set ..... . .
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Linoleum
Tile and wood effects, ‘.
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yards wide. Per run
The Famous
Freezers. Sizes 2 qu
to 6 quart.
$3.7 5 to $6.75
“Wear Ever”
the famous ‘fiW e ar Ev
cooking utensils.
Ice Cream Freezers
“Alaska”
We carry a complete line of
SCREENS
Window Screens
‘ 13 x 33 to 30 x 37 —- prices
49c ‘° 89c
Screen Doors—.
‘ $2.75 ‘° $3.59
“‘New Perfection”
We carry a complete line of
art
er” stoves and heaters, evens and
accessories.
”New Perfection” all cook'
hint: $1 95 __
yard ....... s
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Men’s Hosrery
Many new and attractive
designs, all colors. fancy
block. check and stripe
streets. 29 c
till. it...
"m l‘ TIll II lillllillllliillllillllllllilllillillliillllllllilillllllilllllllllliilillIlllllllllliilllilllllilIlllllllill lliiiiliilliiilliilliilliiillllilllllilllilliliiiiliiiiIlliilllllllilillililli llilllliilli
full size, seamless ........
Pillow Cases, 45x36, 6
good quality muslin.
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81x108 and 723108 .......
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“Bull'sEye‘” Sheets, $1.90, 1 00
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Colored Ripplcttc Spreads,
colors, 27x54 . .
for
‘ 1.39
2.98
(,Tretoune, suitab
a 0
tag Rugs, many
Voile Curtains, ruffled,
white only, sill length .......
le for overdrapei.
36 inches wide, per yard ......... 24C
varigaied
....... s e
94c
...98c
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and falling to obey an officer last
evening. The arrest was made by
Motorcycle Policeman Paul Mc-
Grath in Connecticut avenue. The
case comes up in the city court June
16.
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Miss Peggy hieCollum, of Mont-in;
street. has accepted a. position in the ’:
omcc ct J. do J. Cash luc.
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Miss Edith Richdale oi Wilton re-
ported to the downtown police last
evening that she'had a tire stolen
from the rear 0! her automobile
while it was parked in Marshall
street.
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James Wernyss of Darien was
tagged for violation of the parking
ordinance by Patrolman Jules Boe-
nisch last evening. '
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“Alex Jensen. :0 Chapel street has
purchased a. new Chevrolet coupe
from W. R. Austin. local dealer at 47
:alirond- avenue.
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Mill Henrietta Wint. 145 Flax Hill
Road, is enjoying a. short vacation
trons her duties at the South Nor-
walk post office.
a e ,
Joseph Keely. 41_Putnam avenue,
is driving a no“: to.uring 9“:
. Edmund preese has returned to
his home, 12 France street. having
.' choir.L of Trinity church this evening.
. . .
gan.‘ Mr. Breese was guest star of
the Michigan comp y and played
his most famous ro e, that or the
financier, in "The Lion and the
Mouse."
Mil. Breese was accompanied to
Michigan by Mrs. Dreese. l
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There will be a rehearsal of the
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Mil-s. Elizabeth Hadik has returned
to her home in Benton street from
the lfiorwulk hospital, where she un-
derwent treatment.
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Vlhlous language on the part or
bOys. playing ball in the neighbor-
hood caused Miss Mary J. Karel. 23
Wilton avenue to make a complaint
to the police yesterday. Policeman
John hicGrath investigatpd.
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Dteds were passed yesterday in
the. le oi the Dryer Hat company
equl‘Flnent and plant on Railroad
ave.ue to the Star Union Overall
comlpany. The price, paid was $34,-
700.
A e o a
Ghrland G. Harward of Newtown
aveiue was arrested for operating
an i umobile while under the in-
st Honor by later-cycle Po-
. Karlie Manuel. .
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'0 a case of the Electric Bleach-
ing Gas company against the City
of v. "lord is being heard in 'the
concluded a v'ery successful stock en-
gagement in Grand Roplds. Highl-
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Un . 393“ “69‘ mutt In this
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city before Judge Edwin S. Thomas
today.
This is an old case in equity start-
ed in the district court November
13, 1924 and is brought under the
patent laws. >
'Aecident Made Her
Too Fat, Woman Sues
Bridgeport For $500
Because an accident to her knee
prevented her from taking exercise
Miss Mary E. Weldon of Bridgeport
new tips the scale at 140 whereas
before the accident she weighed
only 125. Therefore she has sued
the city of Bridgeport for $500
claiming that the trouble all came
irom a. {all on an icy sidewalk. Min
Weldon is an employe at the Thom-
as P. Taylor company.
Allie Boerum Proud Dad
0f Son Born Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bocrum. 21
Fourth street. are the proud parents
of a son. born at the Nor-walls hos-
pital Tuesday morning. "Allie." II
he is known to scores chills friends.
lost no time in spreading the news
and good wishes and gifts began
pouring in. One ot the first gifts
was a. :25 check from Charles B.
Harris.
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