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1. .The dead letter oftice in Wasiro
i‘ iagten is not the only one in the
’ world that has trouble with badly
ddreseed letters. in this respect the
French post ofilce also has its
bprde‘ne to bear. During 1925 there
mu I.300. 000 letters and postcards
'71ch could not be forwarded be-
Qiceuee of Incomplete or faulty ad-J
1; drones. Of this number 1..600 000
i“ {could not be retumed to the send-
J' era for lack of return addresses.
There are dirlcrent charges (or
vii-tan on cards. depending upon
site number ot' words written on
”them Many of them so to the dead
utter office because of insufficient
u-“bostue. American tourists. occur
“toned at home to write as many
words as they desire on a. card. are
large offenders in the matter of
so
J New York me. Tower
1 Pussies GernIn Medicines
.. .Tit. Berlinpoilce aothoritiee torJ
lack of the necessary~ stamps.‘
70 Washington St.
SIZE
.35 Frostilla, small
1. 00 Delnione Dcpilatory
Y
.40 Dorin’s Roouge, 1
c
3 DAY SALE
one ”cow PRICES
WDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
.50 D. 81 R. Cold Cream, 4 oz. jar
1.40 Pinaud’ 13 Eau do Quinine, 8 oz. . .1.02
.50 Bicycle Playing Cards . . . . .
.60 Forhan’ s Tooth Paste, large . . . . .. . . .
IIIeeeeeIeaeatelleIaaes
.10 Palmolive Soap..................3101' .22
.75 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine, 4 oz. g?)
.50 Hair Groom
.10 Face Cloths .07; 4101‘ .25
.10 Jergen s Violet Glycerine Soap ... . 3 for .20
.25 Must (small)
1.5 Physician’ s and Surgeon’ s Soap . . .
.98 Rubberset Shaving Brush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70
1.50 Djer -Kiss TJwin' Compact . . . . .
.50 Eleaya Disappearing Cream, jar . . . ..
.15 Pesr’ s Unsccnted Soap . . . . .. .11; 3 icr .30
1.00 Millsified Cocoanut Oil, 9 oz. . . . . . . . . . . . .00
.35 Cutex Nail Specialties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
.60 Pompcian Beauty Pow‘der . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .36
1.00 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder . . ... .... ... 200
0.1240 ............. .31
1.00 Wake-Up Alarm Clock ................ .70
.39 Whisk Broom .20
1.49 Curlex “4 in 1”,Hair Dressing Set . . . .. .00
.05 Kotcx, regular'12’s .30
2.98 Liggctt’s Electric Flat Iron, 6 lb. . . . . . .210
.45 Cnscara Tablets, 5 grain . . . . . . . . .. . . .25 ,
.50 Tyrce’s Antiseptic Powder . . . .1. . . . . . . . . ‘
1.00 Listerine,1arge .
.89 Aluminum Colfee Pcrcoiator . . . . . . . . . . .
.60 Dos’n’s Kidney Pills ..............
1.00 Horiick’s Malted 111111:
1.00 Ovofeniu ....
.60 GlycmThymoline (medium) .......... ..
1.00 Baycr’s Asperin Tablets, 100’s ....... .
1.50 Maltine and Combinations ............
10 oz. Mellin's Rood . . . ... ....,..*........ .1
.60 Broom-Seltzer, medium . . J. . . . . . . . . . . . .
.601’apc’s Diapepsin ” .39
.60 Coidw’eil s Syrup oi Pepsin .30 ‘
.60 S111 Hepatjca, medium .. .30
5 lb. Horlick’ s Melted Milk 277
1.00 Lavoris, largo . .59
1.25 Wyeth’ 5 Sage and Sulphur, large . .79
1.25 Westphal’ s Auxiliatoi', “large . . . . . . . . . . .09
1.00 Newbro' s Ilei‘picide, medium . . . . . . .. .. . .69
.120 Bromo-Seltzer, large .
Iomo.time have been perplexed over
how to erect a New York tranc-
guiding tower. They think they new
have the key to the problem and
hope to have the tower set in time
tor'the international police exhibi-
tion in Berlin September 26.
Dr. John Harries, iraflio deputy
pciice commissioner of New York
City. sent 160 boxes to Germany coo-
taining the parts 0: a Fifth Avenue
traflio tower. He loraot to send in-
structiona_lor setting it up. however.
and the boxes had been laying in
warehouses at Hamburg and Berlin
while police department mechani-
clans were wrecking their brains try-
ing to figure how to put the thing‘
together.
When erected the New York tower
will he at one end or a model trafllc
street at the exhibition eround while'
the German type of tower will stand
at. the other end.
South NoiJ'walk, Conn.
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REGINALD HOPKINS ’
Reginald Hopkins was unanimous-
ly elected 111’stci councilor of tho
Norwalk DcMolny. at tho rcaulai
meeting in the Washington sircet
Masonic Temple last oveninz. Mr.
llopkins will serve for the summer
term or July. August 11nd Septem-
ber. 111 the Fall he will enter Dick-
inson College, (‘ai‘llhlin 1'11.
lineman l’ect was unanimously
elected senior counoiior and David
1.. Jlrcnnnn was circled Junior coun-
cilcr.. Mr. Brennan has been trea-
MINT ot' the chapter sinco~its 01'-
51111171111011.
Mr. Hopkins n-lilhnnounco his ap-
pnllililli-llln shortly. The installation
‘ uni take place next Thursday evo-
‘ciug: and the installing team will be-
111~~111bcrn of the Past Mast” Coun-
i'lll)1".’i lissociutlon of the local chap-
er. The. "It‘lllllci‘ll 01' this team have
propaied a most impressive ritual
{oi the installation.
At a short business session lest
meninn‘ plane “ere completed for
:1 large. representation of Norwaik
chapter ‘ at 'tho third anniversary
Vtehhmtlon of Waterbury chapter.
. iomonow Plans were discussed also
1 rm the moonlight sail to be held late
, 1‘ Palace—“L
. es at the ‘ louth Norwalk Cong.
V Booth Norwalk Cong. Church.
J J! Men's Hall Norwulk.
Congrezational church at Botcn
. Point. \
' July a.—Friendahip F. .N. G.
’ of Mrs.
1' Men.
. county home annual outing.
Wives.“ 1
Rage egent-—" to in the West."
hiW‘kalm Lay
Graduation Center .1 ale:- High.
Etch School Prom.
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- come trues.
June 27.-Clllidm'l Day Exercis-
church. a
June
June is ~drsduatlcn,
Ludlow Junior High.
July tu—JAnnuai Church Picnic
Raising up of officers of
July 1.
ouucil D. cl 1’. at Red
Wancma
July a.--Annual' Picnic Norwolk
i*l’icnle at Rotcn Point.
July 8.--Y-i Clue Picnic at home
Lena, Fuller DeForost in
Nod.
July h—Sunrlae Service meeting,
Swedish‘ Cong. church.
July 5. — 150111 Anniversary
Founding Improved Order of Red
..luly 7.—Eiks to give children o!
July 'I.—-lnataiiatlon of ofilccrs.
Lady Jenning's Lodge Shepherds of
Bethlehem.
.luly 0.—Hi§toricai Pageant and
lawn fete under auspices Norwalk
Republican Women's Association at
"Sunset Hill" East avenue.
Sun And Title For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ........ 4:21 A. M.
Sun Sets .... ...... 7:80 l”.M
lllgh Tide . .......... 11:16 A. M.
Low Tide ....... 6:14 1". M.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Staplcton 1r.
have opened their summer home at
lilckory Bluff. Mrs. Staph-ton is the
former Miss Catherine Farrell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A.
ii‘arrell of Rock Ledge.
The Stapleton wedding here in
July 1924. was one or the most not—
able in this city in recent years.
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sCUTBlLL's FISH MARKET.
This week soft shell crabs. lob-
hters. blue fish. crab meat. shrimp
and other choice selected llsh of the
season are to be had at this market.
Deliveries made to all sections of
Norwalk and vicinity. '11 North
North Main St. Phone 108.—Adv.
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The audition of Mrs. .1. Edward
Lycett of Ponus avenue who has
been seriously ill is reported as be-
ing impr'ovcd today.
0
popular clerk at
#1
Henry Borsi.
i in July,
143Washington s1.
1 So. Norwalk
‘ Telephone 3213
SP 0
New York Markets
LARGE uses LAMB 11.. 32c
SHOULDER LAMB ............11. 20c
FANCY SOUP CHICKEN .Stofi lbs. 35c
11111511 10111111) 1101151. . ..- 11.. 33c
William Miller's leading' grocery
55 Main St.
Norwalk
Telephone 2828
Ar—-
1
Best Milk Fell Veal
Shoulder Veal ......18c
Rump Veal .........26c
- R111 Veal Chops . .28c
Small Breast Veal ..16c
Boneless Veal Beast .301:
YRouiid~Steak........
SirloinSteak........
1'11.
PrimeRibRJoast.....
yj o ~v,,1..4
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Bfead & Butter Potilloast. .
StickingPieces......i......
Bo mJRShJRth.a....”......QJ-J
..r.-'.:........1ocia
fl'lhicken....46elb.
Genuine Spring Lamb
SmalchzsLamb '
4toiilbs. ........._38c
Small Shoulders lamb
4 to 51bs.........h24c
Rib 1.1111501...” 38c;
Loin Lanib Chops .. .48c“
Stew Lamb . ._.2 lbs. 25c
i.....-..34cib
......36clb.
.1....25c1a
......22cib.
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; zap-Commencing Jubilee
. Jchk K. 9! C.
Roger
' a \varrautt-o (iced was mvl 11 )i'Slf‘r-
Filov. Joseph chnan, deacon.
"unproductivo land in the heart at
balm
iii: one. he tell mm a stop ladder.
file was treated for abiulscd should.
er.
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—DORLON'I 1111111111 HOUSE.
r—Now opened tor the season.
“atone for over i'orty years tor
shore Dinners and sea food of all
kinds. Phone Norwalk 2:88.-Adv.
O O 0
Fred lonntag. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred lonntag of SlIVermlno
avenue recently underwent on over.
ation in New York City (or the ve-
1ncvai of his touils.
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-l)enbury at Wilton. Sunday.—
Am;
C O I
The choir 'ot :i‘rinity church will
rehearse this evening.
e O O O
—-ch1 is the time of year for (or.
storage. The Twin City Valet is 11
against fire and
Main St. “10111.-
here is insured
the-it. 01 North
iota-Adv.
e e e
William O. McLean. North Main
street insurance man is driving 11
reliable place and all [or storagei
new L‘adlliac coupe.
e e e .
Miss liclcn Cashen has returned '
to her home at 111 Maple street after i
a week's visit with friends in Alla»
ton Mass. 1
e e e I,
-—Lc h l K it c o it i. nuiouintimiiy .‘
screened. Harris and Unus.-—-Adv.
U 0 0 ‘
Miss Mabel Montgomery. 164 Main .
street. who sprained an ankle alv.‘
crni days ago, was able to l'i‘allllli'
her duties in the office of the the-
ping Sentinel. this morning. .
O O O
1.11:. Wills. Miller, :9 izhuwumi'
avenue. cntcrtaincd‘ \\'mlncsduy ni‘.
ternoon. in honor ofMies Olive and
MISS- Bluuclio llyxbcx- of Bridgeport.
0 0 0
——ltadios and Victroins sold on
easy terms. Donnelly.—Adv.
l O 0
Miss Josephine Gillt‘fllt'rilcl
Westport visited in this city.
dny afttrnoon.
e e e
.\t the office-of the. Frorh .\i.'1‘ni'y,
or !
\\ mi.
day by Alice 1‘. Lauxhton to i.‘ urem-
.1 Van Ncss for a house and lot on
East avenue.
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—Anihracile. All
and Gena—Adv.
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Coroner John .1. Plielan was among
the Connecticut delegation hi the
Eucharistic Conxi‘rss in Chicago.
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The new Post Office. Department
ruling by which many post office cm-
players will be paid by check insiemi
of cash. will not affect either tin-
South Norwalk or the Norwnlk Post
Office, according to l‘oolmnsicrs 14:.
E Crown. and t1. lrvlng Bylngion.,
this morning. 1
This new regulation effective July
15. will effect only the cm iioyces 111
post offices where the volt 11m 0! n11-
nual business is in excess of 313011.- '
000.
sin .1. lion-1:;
C U C
-——7Eycs examined by :1 L’nivcrsily
Graduate. Benedict. Tho Jeweler.
—Adv.
e e e
Alterations are going on ’11 Liz-
relt's drug store in Washington
street.
The store will be twice its pre-
sent size when the work is complet-
ed. The etorj formerly occupied by
Irving Byeins will be included in
the new Litxett slorc. Business “1m .
continue during the alterations.
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——Dnnbnry at Wilton. Sunday.—
Adv.
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rs. George Bodycote of Melroeti
av .nue complained to the downtown
police last night that she was having
trouble with her husband. Motor-
cycle Poiiceman Pnui McGrnth was
dispatched to the scene and settled
the trouble.
0 0 3
Albert Makowsky oi Rowayton
avenue was arrested by Motorcycle
Policeman Charles Thorpe on the
dharxes of reckless driving. operating
an automobile without a license.
improper markers and improper rc-
gistraticn last evening. The case
wiil‘mcome up in the downtown city
court tomorrow morning.
I Deaths and Funerals i
Esther J. Huributt.
The funeral of Miss Esther .l.
Hurlbutt will take place Saturday
afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the
Home for the: Aged in Westport
avenue. Rev. J. H. h‘nirchlld ct
New Haxen 11 iii officiate.111tc11neni
will be in Zion Hill cemetery. Can-
nondale.
\
Maria Lyon.
The funeral or 11111. Mexia Lyon
was held this morning at 8: 30'
o'clock (mm the home of her no.
phcw. D." Louis Ladriirnn, 82 Wes;1
avenue. and at ll o'clock \from st.
Joseph's church. p
A bolom .mulcm mass was sung ’
by Rev. D nois Hurley. cclebrant.
and
Rev. James Grady. eubvdeacon. At
the offertory, Mrs. Agnes MeNam- J
are. song "0 Pic Jesu.“ and at the
conclusion or the mass. "Beautiful '
Land on High " The lntermmfivvam;
in the family plot in St. ry's'
LGflnOlM’V. 1» » '
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GOODS
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Phone 2515" SOUTH NORWALK
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An Unusual Sale 01‘
Women’s Hosiery
50c
Another big lot of fibre silk
hosiery to sell at this price,
all summer shades us well as
tho darker tones are repre-
sented. Sizes 81;; to 10.
For the Kitchen
Duroleum Mats
25c‘35c‘49c
corners or for
covering 11 1mm spot. in
kitciicn or bathroom. Will
be flut'vviilioui tacking.
ii sizcs. llixiili, 31x36, 211151.
June Sale of ,
Women’s Wash Dresses
$1.95
Sizes 38 to ~16.
An unequalled opportunity to add smcrnl “ash frocks
to your summer wardrobe at small lust. and ev'clv
woman can always use those duintv mull thew-s so
cnsil1 laundered. ‘
Made of English Broadcloth in pretty nll‘lllm. Noni-c
have white collars All colors are shown. Earl):
choosing is suggested while assortmenis are complete.
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l"lil(‘. for
A Summer Necessity—Low l’riced
Costume Slips
59c
('osiuinc slips of white llitlllsimli or flesh colored
pounce. Women's and misscs’ straight-line models,
lim- trimmed. 15 inch shadow lll‘lll on the white
nuiumok slips. \‘ci'y special price.
Sash Curtains
39cPair
Made of pretty block scrim,
wide lli‘lilSllii‘lit‘il cdgcs, just.
right for summer 1120. 33
inches long.
‘ Moth Bags
'59c 1
Model Top Opening
Sizes 26 x 60
For men ‘s ovorconts or suits
——\vomeu's coats and dress-cs. '
Air tight, moth proof, dust
prowl", damp proof.
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The Whole Family’s Beach Apparel
Bathing Suits
Women’s Children’s
$2.95 "’ $5.95 51.7 9 " $1.95
a I a e s ‘ e
liutlung Sluts oi interest to every iiu‘rinbcr oi the
iamily. down to the tiny tot~zlud unusual savings
assured on every garnu-ui.
Bathing Shoes
$1.00
l'urc rubber shoes to
stand hard \vcur. several
nice colors to choose from.
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Bathing Caps
150 ‘” 89°
Novel ideas 111 caps are
shown licrc in many colors
and st yl c 5. 'All iicu'
goods.
Buy at MUNSlE’S and save money
Rag Rugs
39c
Hit and miss my: runs in
111cc. colors. an ideal size for
bath rooms—size 18336.
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Mexican Arid Lend Made
‘ Productive By itaiian
NOGALES. Aria. Julie 18.-.-(AI’)i
Treader-nun 5.000“ acres or arid, .
the honour river delta. .1111 of So-‘J‘ 1
111117;. Mexico, into a (armors 11am
disc: has been the feat of a small-...
colony of 11111111; Jail in a spice otZ}
eaves years. .
the seniors have
little community a
dream“
1.11.... 1.1.21...» and mo in
my. Nutheyareatworx‘onva:
Project to plant [rape vineyard...
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SAL "
T " JJFAIR
44 So. Main .St., So. Norwalk
GREATER THAN EVER !!
% LENGTH , JJ rain 5 Boys and anus Nonqfling .
mnncsnrzan QUALITY KNIT BACK . _
FANCY '10? 111111011 Aramaic Lad. Slips , 1 f3
$1.25 Value
880
A SAMPLE LOT 0!. , -
Bovs’ Suits “ f,
2 to 8 values from '
Clid’s Socks
V5111. 250 “if.
.1 assumes
SELECTION or roan
Chd’s. Dresses.
Lad. Bloomers Union Suits
$1.00 ”'95 47 0
Value
JUST ARRIVED .
Sizes to
12 yrs.
500 Pair
2 2,3,?" 69c Full Fashioned, Pure yum. 69c ‘1 ‘0 $2
$149 Value 1 . . .
A Beautiful Selection of
nus 11111113001: 4
lnlahts’ Dresses
50c ‘1'”.“3‘?
Silk Hose;
$1.00 “m
31.95 value, slight mill ‘runsJ
1 Bot of Organdy
lants’ Bonnet
$1.00 Value
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