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Complete Line“
...of—
for
Children
Ladies
Gentlemen
DONNELLY’S
So. Norwalk .
Jantzen Bathing Suits
Westport
SPORT TIES
numerous novelty
each.
88 Washington St..
So. Norwalk.
Windsor Ties, long and wide.
in solid colors, polka dots and
designs,
all very smart, 7.30 and 9&3
The N. E. Ryan Co.
Bargains
——in—
Used Cars
AARON KOHN
Auto Accessories
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9 Railroad Ave. 80. Norwslit
30 x 31/2
Guaranteed
First Cord Tire
$7 .95
Times Square Auto
Supply
84 N. Main St.. So. Norwalls
Polley Refrigerating
And Supply Co.
South Norwaik. Conn.
. Phone 3668-1057
Arctic ice Machines
“Ten to 1.000 Tons Capacity
Black Seal Victor
Records
and
ill.
BELOW COST
49 WALL STREET
Blue Seal Victor Records
The Hamilton Shop
fi‘Y— —-Put coal in now. excellent qual-
i . ity. well screened. and at the best
. . price for this year. Immediate de-
SPud'» RE '0‘" llveries. Alfred Brown, Coal. Mer-
WEED P.I'¢nger Pl“ St. Phone 2393-3.
REPAI no on» ovnnliaounc .. ‘ ‘ ‘ -
P a AND ‘Wmnm Oh. the water's cold!” Thll WEI
iiAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
L. “if ner. Branch Mgr.
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City Briefs 5
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TODAY'S EVENTS. i
l'iinlio—"llrown Derby." .
Regent—"Silence." l
Palace—“Prince of Pllsen.”
Opening of Girl Scout Day Camp
at moneybrook.
South Norwslk Baptist church
picnic at. Roton Point or in Sunday
school if it rains.
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Installation of Officers. Uncas
Tribe.
Initiation of Candidates Old Well
Commandery.
Lady McLachl‘an
ters of Scotla social.
COMING EVENTS.
July 13.——South Norwalk Baptist
church picnic at Roton Point or in
Sunday school if it rains.
July l:l.-—lnstallatlon of Officers.
Uncns Tribe.
July u--inltlatiori of Candidates
Old Well Ccmmsndery.
July le.~-ley McLachlan Lodge.
Daughters of Scotia social.
July 14.—-—Lions Club Meeting.
July ii.—Weo'nesday afternoon
store closing commences.
July :il.-~C.lirisl church lawn fete.
July 14.—-Ladies’ Aid Rowsyton
M. E. church Bazaar.
July 14.—Lsdies' Aid East Ave-
Lodge. Daugh-
nuo M. E. nic to Putnam Park.
July 15. or of Columbia Meet
Tonight.
July 15,—Fair and Supper Lsdies'
Aid Rovvayton M. E. church.
July 15.——Cockenoe Degree Team
to go to Danbury.
July ii.—Kiwanis Meeting.
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ............ 4:81 A. M.
Sun Sets..............7:28 P. M.
High Tide ............ 1:63 A. M.
Low Tide ............ 8:30 P. M.
Judge John Keogh will return
home tomorrow from Detroit where
he has been spending several days.
l O 0
Max Paris, New York city. for-
merly of South Norwalk. is visiting
relatives on Raymond street.
0 O 0
Herbert M. Miller. 177 Main street
visited relatives in New York city
‘over the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harold Ka-
vinoky. Buffalo, visited friends on
Seaview avenue recently. They were
accompanied by their two sons.
Noah and Everett.
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G. Daniel Weber. 177 Main street.
visited relatives iii New York city
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseloff. 41
Seaview avenue. will leave Thurs-
day for a two weeks’ sojourn at At-
lantic City. .
O O O
E. M. Seligson. 177 Main street.
motored to New York city Sunday
and visited friends.
0 O 0
Little Charlotte Vase}. four year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Vaast. who was painfully
burned a. week ,ago yesterday. was
discharged from the Norwalk Hos-
pital. Saturday. : -
The girl rallied remarkably well
to the treatment given her for the
burns by Dr. Robert Wolfe.
O C 0
an exclamation heard many times at
the beaches Sunday and Monday.
Despite this the shores were
crowded.
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Mrs. S. M. Stevens and daughter
Dorothy spent the day in Bridgeport.
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The Pollyanna club of the South
Norwalk Baptist church is spending
a. few days camping near the Old
Mill section. Compo. Those in the
party are: Mrs. William Banks,
Gertrude and Gladys Scott. Mae Gar-
dener. Gladys Robins and Marion
Conley.
O 0 0
George Way of Taylor avenue is
recovering from a recent illness.
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Cards are being received .from
Miss Anna Tilly. who is spending the
summer camping;
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Miss Margaret R. Brendlinger of
Hillside spent Tuesday in Hartford.
0 0 0
Edward Myrick. Fairileld Park.‘is
enjoying a two weeks' vacation from
his duties at Rogers and Stevens.
‘ 0 0
élfiss Dorothy Austin 55 Winfield
MW
street. has returned to her duties at
the News“: hospital after a three
weeks’ vacation. .
Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Motley of New
York city have on spending a few
days with Mrs- . 8. Shaw. Franklin
street. . .
0 O 0
Louis Canaverl. Ilie guard at the
Calf Pasture Beach unit of the
American Red Cross. instructed a
few boys and‘ girls orifihow to be
junior life guards. yesterday after-
noon at the beach.
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J. W. Slsuson. to Myrtle avenue.
is enjoying a two .weells' vacation.
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Miss Patronella Lstvenas. 1:.Lowe
street. is spending a short vacation
in Troy.
. O 0
Robert Wilson. East avenue. has
resigned his position with the bath-
in'g pavilion at Calt Pasture beach.
0 0 0
—-Now is the time of year for fur
storage. Jrho Twin City Valet is a
reliable place and all fur-storage
hero is insured against tire and
theft. 6'! North Main St. Phone
sot—Adv. _ .
O O O '
Manager Samuel Baker of the
South Noi-walk branch of the G. R.
Kinney Shoe company, is planning
to hold an outing of. his force of
employee on some island .Wednesday
afternoon.
0 O I
Calf Pasture beach is not only
known in the vicinity of Norwalk
but is also known in New York city.
This was proved when two large
busses brought a number of men
and women to the beach. Sunday
afternoon. on an all day pie from
the big city.
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Joseph N. Nathanael); physics and
High school. is't'ililng a.‘ summer
course in analytic chemistry at Ylle
university. Mr. Nsthanson is chair-
man of a chemistry study group
there. The course will last six
weeks. -
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David 0. Logan. economicsand
bookkeeping teacher in the Norwalk
High school. has taken a. podtion'as
auditing clerk with the South Nor-
walk Construction company.
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—-See our Gift Department for
Wedding Gifts. Second Floor. Don-
nelly's.-——Adv.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schoolhouse.
Washington street. will visit friends
in New Haven tomorrow. .
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Keeler. 0s~
b we avenue, entertained several
fiends at their home last evening.
Bridge featured the evening's again.
A buffet luncheon was served. The
Mrs. Henry Beinl‘lell. the Misses
Gertrude Abrahams and Ethel Keel-
er. and. from Brooklyn, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Malkln.
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M. Lee Miller. 177 Main street.
visited friends in Bridgeport last
evening.
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tor of languages in the Norwalk
high school. has left for the Adiron-
dack mountains where she will
spend her vacation. '
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Letters have been received from
Miss H. Bradshaw. formerly an in-
structor in the .Merrlll business col-
lege in South Norwalk. who is en-
ioying her vacation at her home
in Watertown. Mass.
Miss Marjorie Tarlov, Spring
street. visited in Bridgeport Satur-
dsv.
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-—Radlos and Victrolas sold on
easy terms. Donnelly.—Adv.
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Mrs. L. Williams. employed. by the
Jacob's Shoe factory. is driving to
Canada wilh‘a party of friends.
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Mrs. Albert Salvin. New York
City, formerly Elizabeth Harris. of
South Norwalk. is spending her
vacation at the home of her father.
Abraham ,Harrls. 82 South Main
street. ,
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Thedfisscs Jennie and Florence
Greenberg have left for Milford.
Mass. where they will vlsltIMr. ,and
Mrs. H. Harris. Mary Modne. Put-
nam avenue, is a. guest at the same
home. . '
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Morris Block. Belden Place. is en-
tertaining a friend.fro.m Lynn. Mass.
Miss Rose La. Tine. Oxford street.
Montreal. Canada. who has spent-
the last 18 months touring from Chl-
csgo to Miami. Fla... is spending sev-
l-Iarrls. Hamilton Hill. -,before re-
turning to Montreal.
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Min Evelyn Harris, 1: South
Main street. had her tonsils removed
yesterday at the Morn-elk hospital.
Dr.‘ George Fawcett "was the attend-
ing' physician. -
I I. O ‘
—-New line of Boys' Sweaters Just
received. $8.00 each at Donnelly's.-~
Adv. .
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Samuel Roodner. Flax Hill read.
recently returned from an enjoyable
trip to Canada.
0 O 0
Miss Martha. Chincky, Mdore
place. has taken a. position! in the
Not-walk. _
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.Mr. and Mn. Nathan Martin.
Stamford. are spending a two weohs'
vacation at Camp Arden. Dsnb'y.
Mrs. Martin was formerly Thelma.
chemistry teacher in tho Norwalk 4
Miss Helen T. Rstchford. lnstru‘c-'
eral days with hersunt. Mrs. Phlllpi
allies of the New'York: Meet market._
Vivian Wald of South Norwalk.‘
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.. Loon Msrtin., Greenwich. ,was'a
«IL ' * visitor lnNorwalh lut'evoalng.
. -. e e .‘ o . .
" . . ~nonriosrs anon: (noun.
WILD. Mimi —Now opened for the season.
~1wus'yoose outfit-0‘8 herons for over forty years for
”so-es «thermostat: a: mu Dinners and oesgfeod or all
m bloated ‘ l .-- .
u ' u u ”N. s. Phone.ho:wa‘ k 2:" Ad!
.. 1.3". “a, Mrs. hasn‘t! eats
a! I,“ m I has! from mm 'te'iuloar
wound-lull anemia and was t may.
I.” ,8 “I. I“ They were fuses-eobyulo new
”-“a h If. “'3 Bear Mountain .'
'» . ewmfl e' e
thh V" “a . m W miles or David Boss-{Stamford
were gratified to hell- that he has
'. pamedthe date Mr, examinatien.
Mr. Resort in. been assassin-gin.
new lanai; 1318s Dam of-
»l. 31‘s;
M ‘ ' W activity.
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costs; '
PAGE THREE
..u:
The Evening Sentinel goes to
press at 2:30 every atternooh as:
com Saturdays. News articles
should be at the Sentinel office
not later than 1:80 on the day
when it is desired they be pubs
ished. .
On Saturdays this' paper goes
to pro. at 11:80 a. m. and all
sews should be at the Sentinel
fine. before mm and. so for as
po-lble. should be submitted
Friday evening. '
,Boston for five years. and he has
many well-wishsrs, for his success.
I I 0
Mrs. A. 'l‘eve. 67 Belden avenue,
i drove to New York Sunday with sev-
ieral friends. She returned home last
i cxening.
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Miss Julia Josem. Beldsn avenue.
.Norwalk. is_;expeeting to drive her
younger sister. Estelle. and several
friends to Edgemere. L. 1., where
hit but Miss Josern will remain for
several days.
Lee C. Shapiro of New York City
has returned to the Rabhor C0"
Washington street. Mr: Shapiro stay-
ed ten days at ,Hsgue on Lake
George. New York. and he reports:
having spent a most enjoyable holi- I
day.
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Frank silk. of the New Diamond
Point Fe Co. was 'a visitor in Long
island yesterday. .
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Patrons of the Clifford pharmacy.
on South Main street. have appre-
ciated the installation of several}
new electric fans.
0 O O _
Louis Kramer. visited his parents,
who are residing in Brooklyn. N. Y..
on Sunday. .
O O 0
John Pooley. formerly of Norwalk.
now residing in Greenwich. wala vi-
sitor in South Norwalk yesterday. ,
O 0 0
Mrs. C. Magner. Rock Ridge. has;
recently purchased a blue Oakland
sedan. 4
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Samuel Sallsck. Madison street;
yisitsd friends, in New York yestel-i
nay. .
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Miss Marion Magner. Rock Ridge.
will entertain several friends at a
.bridge party tomorrow.
0 O 0
Samuel Finkelstein. visited his
wife and daughter. who are spending
their vacation in Ellenvllle. New
York. He returned home Sunday
night.
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——Electric Fans $7.50 up at Don-
nelly‘s.—Adv. . .
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Mr. and Mrs. Job Sheellan Jr.
of North Ave. Row ton attended
the New York-Cleveland game .at
the Yankee stadium Sunday.
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Arthur Booth. 33 Osborn avenue.
was admitted to the Norwalk hos~
pltal at “:15 o'clock yesterday
morning suffering from a. slight in.
Jury to a foot. He was attended by
Dr. George G. Fawcett and was dis-
charged soon atter treatment.
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Rocco Muuyo. 12 Marshall street.
injured a hand while at work yea-
terday. He went. to the Norwalk
hospital. where he was treated, by
Dr. George G. Fawcett. He was dis.
charged later in the day.
. O O 0
Miss Adele Ketzlnger. 61 Bay-
vlew axenue. is enjoying a. second
week‘s nation from her duties in
the office of Taylor and Golden. 93
Washington street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Brady are
entertaining Cardinal Bonzano at
their home in Roslyn. L. L. for the
rest of his stay till this country.
Cardinal Bonzano' was the papal
legate to the Eucharistic Congress.
recently held in Chicago. and has
been making a tour with some of
the other delegates to the Congress.
Mr. Brady is a lay representative
here for the Pope, and Mrs. Brady
is a sister of Mrs. John J. Gavanagh .
of Keyser street.
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--How to make a, happy home.
ask “Abe". Phone 851-:.-—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Gilbert. 2
Goodrow street. and Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Horton. K Winfield street.
have. returned from an enjoyable
camping trip of ten days. The party
left Saturday a week ago. returning
last night. 'after having covered the
Niagara route. 'i‘hey visited many
points of interest. passing through
Buffalo; and Erie on their way to
the_l"alls. The group also motored
through ll. little.of Canada. They
all returned with an eitra coat of
tan’and a lot of smiles.
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Mrs. John J. Cavanagh of Keyser
‘ yesterday.
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.A meeting of the Young People's
' (guild of Trinity church is called for
. this evening.
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l The condition of Mrs. John M.
lover. Newtown Terrace who has
teen quite“! a reported as both!
improved toda . Mr. Glover put off
his trip to Maine when Mrs. Glover
had a turn for the worse yesterday.
. O O O
The meeting of the degree team
of Pride of Uncas‘Conncll. Degree of
I? ohantu. which ' was scheduled
f r this evening at the home of Mrs.
Sadie Moore in Clay street. has been
pgponed indefinitely.
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The,
Lockwood Manufacturing
company reopened yesterday morn-
ing after thaannual one week vaca-
tion period for all employees.
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There will. be .o. meetingof the
beard of-direetors of the South Nor-
walk club tomorrow evening.
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Judge ,_ Nehemiah, Condos and
daughter Miss Marjorie Condos of
to Arch street..wl,ll salivat to o'clock
tomorrow morning osi the Cull-Her.
" a" for a. month’s tour of
northwestern Europe and Great Sri-
tsin. They will he’abreed until Au-
gust is. ' ‘ ‘
. ‘e e ~e .
alias Charlotte Ketdnger. at Bar-
view avenue. has-_ rotor-he'd _to.her
duties with-tho Alums: insulator
Co.. or New, Yes-ii; sfft'ea' alloying a
brief vacation. If. m h soo-
rose ‘to I.“ d! m
'of‘tI': WW is
I .
i uill talk. There
:street. was a. vi'sitor‘in Bridgeport .
4...-..—
’-'l‘hree Who Took Charge After Blast
\\'ith their superior officers missing or disabled. these three carried
on during the early hours of tho exploelon iinil lire.
' lsins I. T. Crump and J. 1’. Harris. of the I'lt‘allllll) ill'>t‘lllll. iuul ('npiaill i
. W. R. Sayles of the Lake Denmark Naval depot. l
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3.1m president of the Central Fall'-
w‘ld Trust Co.
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The Brookslde Chapel in Ronny-
lon “ill hold its first summer serv-
uc on Sunday. ltev. Lester .‘lallt‘lfv
of the So. Norivnik Baptist t‘lllli‘t‘ll
will he a solo by
Mrs, Ii‘red W.-Anibler. and Mr. and
Mrs. Ambler will give a duet. Tllt'
‘oiganlst will be Mrs. George Kay oi .
ftowayton.
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Mrs. Wintcrton (‘iirtis of Colum-
lvia. .\lo.. has just left. after a Hall
of two weeks “llll Mr. and Mrs,
t‘bhrles Curtis. und Miss Helen Cur-4
its. 6 L'nion l‘gk.
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Miss Belle Tierney and Mrs. I-Iniily
Barnes of \Vecliawkeii Heights, N.
J. have returned to their home all.
or a ten day stay with Mrs. Kather-
ine Ketsinger and family of 61 Boy-
\iL-w avenue.
0 O
The Ritz. Bridgeport. sends this
announcement. to its Norwalk pa-
llOl’lS. Free tickets for the. Bel-len-
back-Delaney fight will be given
spay iis door prizes at the Ritz to-
lllOi‘l‘OW evening.
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-——Free instruction Dennison De-
partment. The Hamilton Shop. '49
Wall Street—Adv.
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John M. Munsie. chairman of the
merchants‘ committee of the board
of trade. announced today ill: in
addition to the list published re ni-
l;.‘ the following merchants will close {
their stores Wednesday afternoon for
the remainder of the summer season:
Quality Boot Shop. Norwnlk Hard-
ware Co.. John Mills. Cohen‘s Paint
Store and Gillespie Hardware Co.
0 O I
New sidewalks are being laid in
front of the new apartment house
erected by Arthur 'l‘erris on t‘om-
merce street. Walks are also being
constructed in front of the Bruce
L-uilding. Wall street. and the Lock-
wood buldlng.
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A party of friends was entertain-
ed at the home of the Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Teri-is. Cedar street Saturday
evening. Among them was Max
Slielkc. prosecuting attorney of
Stamford and Daricn who recently
returned from a vacation spent at
Dartmouth.
.Socities
Frank C. Godfrey Post. No.12.
American Legion.
Lady MeLacliluli lodge.. Daugh-
ters,of Scolia. :
L’ncss Tribe. No.
Order of Red Men.
Court Frances. No. ll, Order of
the Golden Sceptre. '
Ponassus Council. No. 1263. Royal
Arcanum. ‘ ‘
William McKinley Camp. No. 9.-
United States Spanish War \‘ets.
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26.
Every mother's son has it chance
to become president of the United
States if he can keep quiet.
GOOD JOBS are easily located by
reading the classified ads..
Improved _
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‘ Quaker Oats
: “stands by”
4 you-through ‘
the morning ‘
Has the “bulk,” too,
that makes laxatives
seldom needed
i l‘
f HOUSANDS have linrncrgetic
: mornings because they start the
day with breakfast; that lack in ccr- .
1 rain important food elements. ‘
‘ To feel right, you must have a
4 well-balanced. complete breakfast
ration. At most other meals—~lunch
! and dinner—you get it. But break-
' fast is a hurried meal, oiicn badly
‘ chosen.
' Thus Quaker Oats. containing
1 l6% protein, food's great tissue
i builder. 58% carbohydrate. its great
‘ energy element. plus ail~important
vitamines and the “bulk" that makes
laxatives seldom needed. is the die-
tetic urge of the world today.
through the morning. Don't deny
yourself the natural stimulation this
rith food offers you.
Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers
have two kinds: Quick Quaker.
‘ Quaker Oats.
F. s. LYON
1 JOB PRINTING
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Math Roi-walk
IOlearance Sale, of
Victor Records
Were . N ow
$.75.............$.28_
l.25............. .60
‘IiOO.;........... .48
1550‘.,.‘.........‘.. ~.70
BedSele .70
-wRetlSesl... 1.00
milked Seal 1.75
Crease.
, longer.
‘ ROBERT
Left in right. Hip-4 .
It is food that “stands by" you '
which cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. and
All the thrill and
linger over that last
Uncas omcers Wi“ lnn‘. officers in bi- llmtuiiml lire:
Be Installed Tonight :j'll‘illiil‘l“Till-13:14:12!"M’Hl‘lhlixlilllfl Cri-
llllliillllllffl'l of nnii I re- uill indium1 “ .llli‘i'ulur Familial-r -: \\’ ililn lll .l.
.llie meeting of l'nins ’l'riba No. 1‘6. Ii“")"“-""‘ ' .
r,(i.lt..\i. in lied iir-u's Hull, ‘\'(l!ll-: “$44,442.; 444,144.44,”..l."'.1,4'.,\.,. 0mm,
iingiiln Fll'l cl this on nine. ’l‘iw lmid- 4 “ m h.- “mun". . .1 Hm ...-1mm,
Summer Hats in White and Light Shades
Season’s Most Fashionable Millinery
21 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
The Arch Preserver Shoe
“It’s for all feet; at all times!”
This is the shoe that combines peril-ct w-nifui't \illll perfect
they keep the i'v
HMO-
M \vell.
MILTON ELWOOD
'J'he Arch l’reservcr Shoe Store
Store Fluxes _\V(‘tlll(‘SIili_\' Afternoons.
So. Vorwalk
122 Washington St.
' STYLE . HEADQUARTERS
For Men's Footwear
The new lllCi’tCllUl tun calf oxiords.
all ready for your inspection.
Newest. pnltvrn: in men“;
the i'mthni'rsvizht oxford in
black and tan. and the liroglie oxford “llll “lll': I‘lllliilg two are
1mm};
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
Fresh Shoulders .
Fresh Hams
Shoulders of Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops
StewingLamb
VealCutlets..............
assess-es
. 23c
. 35c
. 26c
. 40C
. 18c
. 45c
ssossoe
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
39 and 43 Main Street,
Treat ‘ c Famil
' Tonight!
1 (liter dinner, round up the whole family, drive to the share or
take a ten mile spin in the country v“ now all nature is at
“its best ~ freshly made ~ Summer.
vigor that comes with a crisp Winter's Day is
found in these luscious. golden pyramids of cool deliciousncss. You
on morsel to make the enjoyment last
Now for horse-bed time-after all'it's the little inexv
pnsive enjoymeats that makes life worth living.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk'
Norwalk
\l't‘slporl, Georgetown, Dnrlcn. Stamford, lilnck Rot-k. Bridgeport
Nesring home-tell'Dsd to stop at the corner—there is! New
Haven Dairy Ice Cream dealer waiting to serve you—Now the hsp-‘
pleat treat of the evening—big portion: of New Haven Dairy Ire
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