Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 9, 1926 · page 2

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We carry the Sacony Brand Bathing Suits
for Women and Children. Some are fancy
and, some plain with contrasting bands.

Women’s Suits $2.98 to $7.98
Children’s Suits $1.50 to $3.98

 

IRVING B. STONE

‘13-15 Main St. N orwalk

 

 

Rosenfield Bros.

'125 Washington St. Phone 340

EXTRA srrént

. _ Screen doors, all'sizes, galvanized, complete
with hinges, hand hook and eye and screws.

Ready to hang.

$2.98

 

 

 

3Piece Lip Saucepan Set

A very special item, Volrath white enamel
saucepans in 1 qt.,° .. qt. and 1 qt. sizes

Special at $1.25 for set of 3 pans
Regular Value $2.25

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Both Stores Closed Wed. Afternoons

Hot Weather
suits

Why not be comfortable in one of these
tropical worsted Mohair and Palm Beach
Suits we are showing? Splendid tailoring,
good fitting and rightly priced.
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_.PALM BEACH $15.50

MOHAIR 18.00
PALM BEACH $16.50

ROGERS 0' STEVENS

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HUBWAY STRIKEBREAKERS AT “HOME” I

(‘LEARAWAY 1111' '1'11111's.\.\:11s 1111'
VICTOR RECORDS
LESS THAN HALF PRICE.

Your ('IIOIt't‘ (If 3,1300 Numbers

 

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THE HAMILTON SHOP

t9 WALL STREET (II’I'IN

prices.

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When the DeMolay Sail
Over the Bay Two May
Go As Cheap As One

“Sympathy" Pickets In
Stamford Studied
By A. F. Of 1.. Secretary

 

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WOMEN BRUISED
, WHEN TWO CARS
COME TOGETHER

Two people were slightly Injured
In an automobile collision between
automobiles operated by Prosecuting
Attorney Cramer c, Hexomsn and
Horace Gregory. 3 Lewis street. at
the corner of. East 111 rnuc'and Win-
field street. last evenlng.

Mrs. Mildred Meehnn.
street. and Mrs. A. Fuchs, 12 'I'olles
street, received bruises about the
knees. They were In Mr. Gregory":
car.

Gregory was driving north 111
East avenue and Attorney lineman
turned out of Winfield street into
East avenue. The ears came to-
gether on the corner. The two wcm-
on were knocked up against the side
of the car.

The. damage
slight.

 

 

 

3 Lewis

 

to the cars was

 

 

First Impressions
(Continued from Page One.)
which everything took place and the
willingness of everyone to help.
Regular 0111111111 and national guard
ofllcers were all eager to do what
they could {or the comfort or the
men and it was my first experience
with the avoimtton of the training
those men had received and how
good this training must have been
111 work so well. And the on‘lcers
thought of eating nly after the
men had been fully t ken care of in

every respect.
A Tented City

Wednesday. Spent all day in
lScunton while the captain made
arrangements for food, etc., and
when we returned I certainly got. a
surprise. For what this morning
was an empty tield is now taking on
the appearance or a tent city, all
: neatly laid out and regularly spaced
on'. Now. even I am betinning to
realize that. there’ will be a camp
here and that the captain knew
when he said the camp ground was
a good one.

Word come this evening that the
Nomlk trucks had left this morn-
Inc pad that they would meet other
detachments and be to camp to-
morrow. I certainly hope so for n!"
trunk is with them and I‘m setup:
about ready (or what Is in it.

W

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Tho Catholic children who have

Some day you intend to have The Greater Hoover.
Too bad not: to have is right now. when hot
weather and summer dust make cleaning harder
than usual. We have lowered the down payment,

.Ioralimitedtime. justsothatyoo canhaveyour
Greater Hoover at once. and enjoy a summer of
rest and outdoor recreation.

 

This Greater Hoover is the {famous new model
with “Positive Agitation,” the sensational new
principle that ha coupletely revolutionized home
cleaning. It is 131% more efiicient in ordinary
cleaning time than even the previous model.
Phone now Ior your Greater Hoover. complete
with dmfing tools. Act Now!

Year to pay—
Balance-in easy payments

 

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HOWLAND’S

Open till 5 p. m.—-S'.1t11rdaj.'s 6 p, m.

 

Style, Smartness and Summer Comfort

 

 

Know your l 1'.
store 1
“Nice and cool in 1
here"—-—Har1'l to tell I

we hear this comment.
Fact is the store is prob-
.abl:.' one of the most.
comfortable places in
Bridgeport.

Years ago when the
building was erected——
science had not quite
decided that fresh air 1
and sunshine were
among the most health-
ful of agencies, but
those who planned the
structure put: in plenty ;
of windows and an i
abundance of natural

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ventilation. I .
Entrances on three i L k S
' streets so arranged that 1 00 mart

they are easy of access
to the public and act as
conduits of pure fresh
air, while four stair-
cases accelerate the cir-
culation which makes
the store a most com-
fortable place to shop.

While this may not
be styled a store serv-
ice it: is appreciated
every hour of these
warm days by our pa-

Feel Cool-—

ln onset the lln's‘u 11.1 i 1' 1'1{3:33 < t< ”3‘. 3 four 2
“Glenk’-rk"511iti11g——thc fib: 1c his lllt app: trance cf
fine worsted—that will dry clc 1n and wash perfect 111——
that will give the maximum of summer comfort at a
minimum cost

Best way is to see them in the light silver:
cool tans—They’re only $18 '

Fine mohair suits, two piece—Hick with in

 

 

greys .1 nd

irlinc

 

tmnsIIand coworkers stripe—all sizes for small and his men $19.50
‘3 we, ', , Main floor rear

This is store service
talk No, 6.

 

 

 

-' Men like knickers
they’re comfortable '

Linen knickers are smart—arc. comfortable—are
here in all sizes. Cut full—well made—Special at $2.85

Main floor rear

 

Thousands of
Victor Records

at less than
Half Price

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Music by the workl’s best
artists. 71“ he celebrated Vic-
tor records mechanically
made to be replaced by the
new electric process—so
we have taken all our own
records and bought thous-
ands more to give youa
splendid selection. These
we offer at these very low

Glide smoothly over the
cool waters—in an “Oldtown”

It may be the lake or r11 er or you may dance gayly
aover the rippling waves. There are no canoes quite like
the “Old Town ” They embody all the crafty cunning
of the Indian and the expert craftsmanship of the expert

prices. . 1T here iS a model for each specific purpose. Ourfolks
Black label 10 inch will be glad to explain and advise—l6, 17. and 18 ft.
records. Reg. 75c for 291: or lengths.

“Octa” models 377 to $104. ”H.\\1.” models $73

.4 for 31
111381. Square stern "Sponson" for outboard motor

is Black 1.11:1 '12 inch

records. Re . 81.25 for No 8115.

1 Blue la l 10 inch S ruce paddles, assorted 1eng111:.$2.25 and $2.50

records. Re . Si for 48¢ “ ifesava” cushions 31.50.8261; rests, double
'Blu-c bet 12 inch width 81. 75

records. Reg. 81.50 for 70s

. Fourth floor front

.111! ROWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
Bridgeport, Conn.

folding slat chairs $2.50

Fourth {10'1-
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DONNELLY’S

11 i1 -11}- WESTPOR.

been W the public schools
and so did not finish their. prepara-
uoousiloow.wulbe¢ivontheir .1.
m communion as I o'clock to.

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