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'; Olden Time Bottling Works on Von
lest mt. dill “40¢ 5D Ml bud-
1‘ “ma-.000 oi the pressiit time. The
pleat he's been remodeled end Ins-
okinery installed in s continuous
process. without interrupting the run
of the business. until it is now e
odol oi eiticiency and sanitation
‘ peble of turning out 600 csseeot
bottled beverages a day on e to hour
shift.
1. Among the newest machines in-
stalled ere syrup mixers. s bottle
,wuhor..end e. tiller thet handles e
‘oesoeminuts. The syrup mixing ep-
3 jeretus is ell being placed on the
second floor level to save handling
. ehd the plant is now nearly automo-
Iio. in the chain of operations the
water used is first filtered and then
gpod to a cerbonetor: from there
(1 e pipes lead to a mixing chamber
and then to the botfler. the bottles a...
in: ted to a dial end eutomsticelly
capped after filling. All bottles peso
'through a washer which uses first
cold water and then sprays both in-
side end outside 24 times'with an
ekeiine wesh.
From the bottling machine the
beverages are boxed and shipped out
in three trucks to stores. club! end
restaurants within the radius or 25
lies. The territory cove'ed is
eetiyilncroased over that origin-
.1 y covered when the plant was
called the Grumman Bottling works.
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Pupils At Plcemre Beech.
dlose to 200 students 'oi the Roger
_ Franklin school 9A end 98 classes
V i Mont to Pleasure beech. Bridgeport.
; .Jesterdsy for an all day outing and
f fiplcnic. The trip was made in two
. special cars and the party did not
’ separate until after the merch'over
the bridge to the island. From thet
time on. the day wes spent by cool:
. es likes dictated
. Rainy weather threatened to spoil
; the fun i r '3 while but the do);
was 'seve hen= the chsperons
‘ msrshalled the perty 1n the sketlns
rink where as y gll members tried
the lloor. at as. on their door.
‘ Bev‘erel suffered mhor. bruises but
" went home happy anyway. .
' r Wken it was time for the return
i' p izrinolbals Alton Williams and
~ Brunjes held a consulte-
Ion wit Miss Maude Rider of
.1 ‘ Roger Ludlow end the teachers from
Frinkiin. end decided to breve the
- 1 ‘itosm. as for so the trolley line. in
‘ attack. The truck they finally ob-
Felling permission to use the
Liberty Square per): site for the
carnival. the Mayflower Hock end
Ladder company has obtained the
rounds at Water and Elisabeth
The Wallace Shows will
audio all details of the affair. which
is to last all next week. Monday
through Saturday
Tilers will be 20 concessions in-
cluding booths rides.end shows.
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‘ The store keepers of East eye-
nuef‘ero complaining once more about
. theispace left between evoment end
sidelt'elk curb when e road was
' was small and several trips
' Vie necessary back end iorth. »
.seturdh'y.
W. n h
W‘s
llsedvmo. To»
MN.
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into writable mud weliow. They
lot out thet their steps in pevlng
heir sidewalks were hardly worth
while it the city roiusos to do its
pen to correct the condition.
'esuesd
memberseitho
moi-home
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Tomorrow the whole student body
or the Roger Ludlow Junior High
school will heve en outing end iiold
day at Roton Point perit. The {tort
will be made in the morning tom
the school building where report
cards for the term will be distri-
buted to give the picnic at the perk
less tension. Models end ribbons
will be given winners in the hold
events?
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Edward Bleckmen. Fitch street. is
spending today in Nientie.
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Frank Hell. oi Rowen street, left
this morning for Bridgeport where
he will make several business cells.
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Elmer Reynolds. oi Rowen street.
hes iully recovered from his recent
illness.
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The home of William Jennings. on
Rowen street. is being redecorated.
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Daniel Dunlcp hes returned to his
duties at the American Le Dentelle
company plant. ‘
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" Miss Petricle Levin, 1515 Perk
avenue. Bridgeport. isoon to become
the bride or Dr. H. J. Bellen. enter-
telned st e‘ierge bridge perty lest
evening for I. group oi Nerwelit and
East Norwellr friends. In the party
from here were Pauline Shield. The-
rese.Lendes, Justine Denbo. Adele
gunmen. Selme «Schwartz. Bessie
oich. Rose Levin. Alice Cohen.
Blanche Felnstein. Therese Feinstein.
Berihe Schenkoii end PetsyIn Lo.in
Miss Levin was assisted in so ing
by Misses Shield end Hoitiiien.
Prizes are won by Bessie Reich.
is‘lid sex-the sensuous-
mt Thomas ‘kiecmn. ot the
core t company. expects to- put
on the 24 minute bus service from
the girdle! to Celt Posture beech
Residents ere consider-
tag I. petition to have the bus run
direct from South Norwelk center to
the beech. «
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Theodore Olsen. of Fort Point
street. is having a new sidewalk laid
around both sides of his property.
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VlBITORt Do you like to recite
deer? , «
CHILD: Nahut mummy eiweys
- nertiord he'llroed has issued on in-
" relirosds tiled with the intorstete
tho-loose
ishOil
‘ oi interestind and instructive dete.
charges
The New York. New Keven end
5 case otthe
the number oi deys ot operetion
necessary to most oe’ch item ct me-
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w.“ he so sssss 1“ d‘" "mu.
'I NC! oeesso sees
Motorist. supplies
esd similar
li teble lobe
. mPMlbWumipm. 11.153
2' II
.e‘oees s 10. u ‘u
Joint Milly end
Equipment. Rents
nest tor loosed
_, reeds. and other
lined charges
- (secludlng inter-
est) ......... it " "
«resting iosnet heeded “Whet Price interest oe .
lervl i” which tells of thoecet-ol Debt :1 ti “
runnl e reed. It is reprinted In Net Income .. . . 20 " . . , "
Berlin Brick Com any
Cells in State Polce—
Dredging Mp c h l n e
Ruined. '
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NEW BRITAIN. June flaw-(AP)
State police are investigating an ex-
plosion et the plant. oi the Berlin
liriclt Compeny in the‘town oi Ber-
lin. e suburb. soon otter i‘o‘clock
yosiordsy in which e lerge dredg-'
troyed with dynemite.
ing m'echine in e clsy pit wee dee-
4 strike hes been in progress at
the plant tor nearly e yeer. loversl
men sitting in the compean oiiico
building were sold to hsve been
thrown or! their cheirs by the con-
cussion. Thus for it is sold. there is
no clue to the identity oi the per-
son or persons who set the charge
oi dynemite under the machine.
Bovorel houses in the vicinity of
the plant were shaken by the force
or the explosion .end pieces of the
dredging mechine engine end wood-
work from the cob were found
ebout’ 100 yssds irprn the spot where
the machine stood.
Some Use Silver New
HELEN: Bob icll end cut himself
bsdiy on e broken bottle.
LENA: Where'd he get cut?
HELEN: 0n the hip, oi course.
ellly.-—Judge.
Outsolls All Other packager}:
Co Commission. end the
umm regulator! Wax“.
properod tor public informs end
use. This is quite so it should be be-
ceuse oi the close dependence ct
general public weltero upon the con-
ditions of the transportation ms-
cnlne. Uniortunetely. however._w
sro all so busy. end hsvo come to
to take our reilreed service so much
as e matter oi course. that low or us
get one pportuhity to digest the
reports e d so to spproclete their full
significance. ‘
And yet the materiel on :11. with
the roguletory commissions to iull
Take the one or the New Keven.
for example. The tigures tiled with
the lntorstste Commerce Commis-
sion show thet in the yesr 1925 the
entire operating income oi 245 deys
oi the year wee used to meet the ex.
pcnses or operating the system of
the New York. New l-leven end Hert-
lord Railroad. Only the operating
Income oi the remaining twenty deys
oi the year represents the net in- ,
come oi the oompeny. in other
words when revenues are based upon
the average income per dey. the
railroad must operete 545 deys in
order to meet the expenses necessary
to run its Gains 555 deys.
The total opereting revenue oi the
New Haven Beilroed (or 1925.“
tumor. .12, which would melts an
average operatingr revenue for one
day "63.8“. Boeing calculations uti-
on the letter figure. the total operat-
ing income for 1“ deys lest year
was paid out in wages end selerles
to its epproximetely 82.000 employees
Wages end seleries comprise the
largest single expehso account of the
railroad. the total item for 1925 hav-
ing be'bn 852. 074. 002. It required 59
per cent of the reilroed’s total oper-
eung income to meet its payroll.
The net income oi the New Keven
Reed for 1925. after all expenses
are deducted. which is the emount
eveileble ior extensions and improve-
ments.“ service. end for stock divi-
PALAC
greet picture of
modern Russia
--s wonderful
story or love -
end revolt
BUN. &
MON.
Julie his end
Theodore Kosloii
Admittedly the best
production or the decade
'REGE
. laid, In the lest couple or deys oi
~ w iweether the ground has turned
asks me beesuse it makes people go.
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Some Mk
Reg. 34 on” 0 for $39
Mela floor "or
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OWLAND’S
Some:
Kuppenbeimer Suits—Men!
New Summer models
lee—broken sizes
Reg. 34 and $50 for $39
Msln iloor reer
Cell Ber. 454—lf more then one department is wanted—ask for Personal Shopper.
Summer Festival Week is in reality a festival occassion in every sense
of the word—Crowds of folks happily shopping for the newest of summer goods
-- Surprises on every. side at the values they find -— It is indeed a happy time
-—Join the throng -— Get your full share.
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$19.75
made to our own spec
with which we are affili
Special ice box
“The Aracool,” a box
cations for the 17 stores
ed—a Three door style-—
white enameled lined—
50 lb. ice cspacitye-quan-
tity buying brings it
you for only $19.75.
tor that will last for years
Three poor style with
capacity for $47.50
Three door style with
capacity for $54. 50
Three door style with
capacity for $69.50
ill-
at-
to
capacity for 585
Tl! it our buyl ofllce
prbcm screen of 13:11»: qua
(”ionized cloth.
ll“;
means“: ,
3. 1m},
cars in‘
cloth fer 52.95
‘ ' W wire
brown.
W 3005'
28x37 in. «75¢
3.0145. in. 95s
all standard‘sizesoomplc ,
cloth @5125
‘Leonard’ Refrigerators
' with One Piece
Porcelain Lining
Th “Leonard” construction is
scientifically correct and with the
numerous layers of insulation makes
your refrigerator practically impreg-
nable to the outside elements.
Splendldly1 finished together with
the most expert construction makes
the purchase of 11 “Leonard” rc-
frlgerator an act of real economy-
for besides keeping your food in per-
fect condition, you have a refrigera-
Three door style with 100 lb. ice
.“CllplWOild”, Screens
for the P qrcb
_ . “Cliptwood” Porchqr shades are 6
feet long —- Ventilating - Cool— L
" Comfortable—A new hanging dc- l
-_q- vice makes them easy to put up—
equipped complete' 111 either green or
'4_ feet wide 3 4.50
,5 feet wide 5 5.50
6 feet wide 5 "5.50 .
7 feet wide 5 7.50
8 feet wide 5 8.50
p 9 feet wide 59.50
10 feet wide 510.50 ,
12 feet wide $12.59 '
Cpnnectlons we have been able
lty—orlgld adjustiblc frames—-
.lliat we can recommend and at the following prices ‘
'111‘at will fit most windows 14x33 inches. 5 ' .
Other screens and sizes at these prices.
still a Glider.
satisfaction.
and years.
50 lb. ice
65 lb. ice
75 lb. ice is 39
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Couch Hammocks and/ Gliders for Summer
Comfort
What comfort and
satisfaction on a
warm summer day
to have just the
right sort of Couch
Hammock or better
Third floor
The Gliders and Couch Hammocks we have brought to-
gether for your choice are thoroughly well made —- have
covers and upholstering that will wear and give utmost of
The Glider is a bit more costly but more economical for
it can often find a place 1n the house for the winter where it will
give of Its comfort and fill a long felt want. »
Davenport Glider with head rest—extra shaped arms——
colla afsible frame—covered qlds—covercd with heavy duck
Couch hammocks tufted back— good mattress, Huck
covered-Full chain suspension with head rest $19. 50
. ...::.M1...;25«_~:« - . .
line inlaid linoleum
for only $1.39 sq. yd.
' Third floor roer
sew... “5.1.10.1" Rugsf of Deep
? ~ Pile Animator $37. 50
{Those lovely rugs‘ are room size 9x12 feet. They are in
those rich oriental colorings and the pretty Oriental and Japan-
_, eso all over designs.
‘ i Splendidlvalue for the price $37.50‘
lnlaid ~ Linoleum
Lasting-Sanitary
$1 .39 sq. yd.
Splendid choice of straight
(11
in small
figures, blue apd white tiles, etc,
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