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i Always Something New
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Oil-
Brunswick Records
'STUDWELL PIANO CO.
68 NO. MAIN ST. SO. NORWALK
PHONE 126
“thou doctrine to“ place new
in this column should communi-
cate with lira. Editor L. Boy-
mond. tel. 4181. or with The
Evening pummel. 111..
ANNUAL SALE
OF BAPTIST
WOMEN’S ASSO.
Very Successful Event at
Home of Mrs. Waters,
Bluff Avenue4—Cleaning
Time for Boats.
1
The 15th. annual sale. or the
Women's negotiation, ~oi the South
Norwaik linptist church was held
yrsterdm ait11'nnmi at the home of
.'\lis. l". W. Waters. 1511111‘ 111111110. It
nus unusnnih \11ll 1111111ded and
was 11 docidvd 1111111111111 success. Mills
lit-ion l-‘inch. l'last Nuru'uik, is precl-
dent 01' the association. Mrn. Wu-
tors is chairman o 1 the social com-
mitti-e. other chairmen of the vu-
1-1111111 tables were; Mrs. W. it. Aus-
tin, funny articles; 311's. lludit-y
iioyt, cnkc table; Mrs. (homo Platt.
1101111111110 tnhiv; lira. l1‘rankScymoro,
umbrella shower, and Mrs. Thomas
Robins. 'ice cronm. Members of
the association have worked hard
all winter and have met regularly
ent'h week at the homefil' Mrs. W11-
tcrs to sow articles for this occasion
and they were 111-“ repaid for their
efforts by yostordnifis suoccas.
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This in tho scannu of 11111 year
when Worms do 111...“? 1ltilll:1;:v 111 111-1
bottom of boats 111111 when the moss
accumulates rapidly. :.ia11_v 111 ”111
o11'u1rs of tho various 1'1'111'11: in tin"
1 {OWLAND 5
WWW
Open Saturdays ’till 6 1P. M.
The “Why” of
Store Service
1 A store exists prima-
rily for Service to its
customers -- this one
thought we keep con-
stantly before us—by,
{this rule we weigh our
merchandise offerings
and store service to the
,mlnutest detail.
1 Bridgeport folks have an-
swered with a most liberal
approval—folks who come to
store for the first time
, 8:30 in the morning are
impressed with the tact that
the store is rendering a real
service by opening at that
time for tar sighted women
prefer to shop early, espe-
cially these warm days.
Folks who are in the store
Saturdays from 6 to 6 tea-
lise that we ore again rend-
ering a real service. when
fl they see the crowds that
shop right up to 6 P. M,
Our special shopping sen ,
rice by phone or mail has
considerably more than
doubled in volume in one
, year—this means that folks
1 appreciate this service-11
service rendered by expert
toils who shop for you as l
n—u—
Barnum (Bi—Milford
11111:: 11111 Milford 1140——
mroola folks call Falrfield l
“ folks cell
In the towns
early!
to the store without extra
pitcher-3o.
This in service tails No 8.
“Serviceable “ ‘
Sturdy Stools
" 69c
Pretty likeness” of
stoo— —stu
mdeolasliofiidhnnfi
mkwith imitation brown
“Renowned {Max
13. ...
{601'
Third floor roar
‘ #Hart'.
This is Julio Snrklsh. one of 111.-
mombers of“‘.lun1l10" Crowley‘s
underworld song at Canton, 0., 1111.».-
tloncd by authorities in the N‘lll‘t‘ll
tor the murderers at Don Mullen.
publisher.
harbor are having them hauled,
cleaned and painted; among some
or them are, the “Brush Eye." own-
nd by Charles Hayes, 1101111311111
bench; “Lillian." .Captain W. 1.
Stevens, Logan place; "Elizabeth
Ann," Harold Douglas, ltowaytnn
avenue; “Polly," Henry Leach, 11.1.
wayton avenue, and "Dun." 11.111
Douglas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles I’inknny
were guests at the Dihllle homestead,
110111.1on tvenuo, Wednesday 011:»
ning and left yesterday morning for
Plymouth. Muss" where they will
spend several days visiting illiil‘
daughter before returning to tl11ir
home in Glt‘nridgo, N. J.
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bliss Evelyn lirunncr, daughter or
F all Fashions constantly' coming in~suggest
"the beauty and crispness of the new season
New Frock to Greet
Autumn with enthusiasm
Here ‘comes Fall and with it new frocks to refresh you
Second floor ,
Stylish New Footwear for Fall
High grade shoes—called— ‘
“Franchette”
New pumps for Fall made under the direction of the shoe experts of the
‘ Mexican Retailers Association of which we are members—made 1n quantities
for these big stores sell a lot of shoes—made with all that experts could put in
to a shoe that ts worthwhile 1n style, workmanship and materials.
imitation alligator oxfords trimmed through vamp and quartet‘with simulated
dsnakeskin——Simuloted snakeskin step-in pumps with high ten trim——or all tan kid
trimmed with simulated snakeskin—One strap pump: of
patent leather with black king snake quarter. '
from the sameness of the waning season. They scintilate the
brilliance of darker hues in silks popularized by rich satins
of varied types, the sturdier crepes or ever dainty georgette.
They glory in black and navy with some of the rich shades
of burgundy and brown. This is a sea-
son of individuality. The frock that
looks best and is best, should be the
frock for you. It 15 our pleasant task
to please you with new dress modes; ~
the kind, one sees where fashion reigns
supreme—but always at moderate
cost.
(At $15
ls is~surprising the frocks featured at this price—the
splendid opportunity to choose wisely. An abundance of
clever styles, so intriguing you will Select two or three we '
are sure. Frocks for daytime, Frocks for afternoon wear.
Frocks for business, Frocks for all but formal wear. Be
Theseareafewofthencw arrivals of this fine
"Francheite" line of women 3 Fall lootmar. The price 310
Main floor rear
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
Bridxeport. Com
1!. 1., irupondlnz the week as the
' Moody. as she “nouns-ed before the
live. William haunts. ‘l'rovldqeoe.
tout oi Captain and Mrs. Preston
111 thoir homo. McKinley
pluco.
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~“Lorai \1. w l'o:.t (.‘arda and;
Folders at .e\ll111.~1 lli'uu Store.”—-l
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Alddieonfh. J.. 1111i 1:1‘1'1111 at the 1
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lie. “11711111111 .1111111>,' 111111.1r1'1111. ,
Mr. Zaksn- 1: .-.111_1111111:;111.1 11.111:.’ '
vacation 113.111 111s 1111111... ,1
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lilll. 1111111111; 111111 1411111 ilitrrcst liyl
the 1111-11111. 1‘11 1111111111114 1111: 1'1-5ulu1’ j
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th 11111111111111 Ilaptiet 1'i11111'l1, 11111l1rP
the ham 11.1111. 111 Airs. Victor Scuhsv.
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Miss Ina “1111111111114 ontvrtning 11
i'l‘icilll 11'11111 lll'oultlyh, N. Y. for line
wee-ll, at her 11111110. Wrstsula- ;1\‘1,‘lillt-.
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Mr. 1111.1 Mrs. 11‘ rnltl imuwiaa and
11l1i11l1'1'1i. _\1111 :1111 Harold. Jon. \11ll1 .'
Mrs. \\'1ll111111 l, Simona, 1.11.4:111plac1-
u1otored to 3111' lurk ”11111-11115; i
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Miss Viola Htaulry, dauvzhim‘ 111“
Mrs. llill'l'lt‘l. Sluulry, ll1111:111o11 -
1110111111, has returned 111 im' 111111111 111
New York 111'111' 1511111111111; the p.151
two weeks of 111-1' 1.1.1.111111 11'11111 11.111
duties as socntary iu ti11- 111111.41
College of Languagnrz, in .\11'. lurk A
CitY.
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Mrs. 1111111111 N. “11.11111. 11pp.r 11.1- ‘
wattun Menu-g 11111 1-1.1111111 .‘"\'1'l‘:ll ‘
friends at 1111111131, 111-111111 111 the;
Gippert 'i‘ta rot-111 1111 ”11: lost 111.111,
in Dorian.
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Arthur ]‘.iil.11l, 1:113111' 1.11.11113'11111i
avenue, la r111,1:-'11';; 1.1.x 1.:1'11i111ll at ‘
his ' homo. ?
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Mr. 1111.1 MW. .11 111111 1-l1il.
dren, 111111.11 1'11‘.1', 1.. 1,, :-1'-‘ >111 11.1-
ing the funmn 1' 1111111111. 111 1111'
Blumuy 11111.11;1-, \‘.1\' 11.» .111111111,
.\i.1'. Slush-11111 1.. 111:11111.1..1~ at 11..-
\\'00 Burn Uull' £11111, Noruiun.
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191.. 11‘
The new till-111111,
owned by J. ll11.1'y \1'1111'111, Jim-.1
Norwulll. 111111 .111: and 2111s, “1111-11.-
umi Mr. and M151. liszrry 111.11l:111111»1-, -‘
South N0l‘\\.lllt. 11.13 11 \1511111' in the
harbor last evening. ’1'111' party 121:1
spending 151-1'1'1'111 days 1111 1111' island 1
('.illlll cruisrr,
Back F1 om Arneniinu
\l’dSlliSt‘i'l‘OX. 1- (AP). _ 1-1“.
westward llc-fii'u Ill' 10111111114111 ”pf
11'1‘115111‘1‘9 111111 11111-1111.“... m 111111111,
its counlrrpurr (111 1111.. si1i11 111‘ 111..
Allaniit'. 11111 in 1111s 1111:.» 11111 1121.1
lrads 50111111111111], 111111 11111 "(Nut-1”,
1.l' art" in pigs.
A litth our 11 1'1'1r'111011 prom
inent nmirultmist‘ 1mm 1111111111111
Don Jose luis (.1utillo, l\(lo\‘:'(1n-
(11' of lint-1111s Alia-1+. 11111112 to this
counlr to huy “pigs mm a his
tory.” in 11111 center 01' pig produc—
tion 1110111,: the upper reaches 01' 1111‘
Mississippi liivnsr he found "All Sun.
53.111111 l,.1':lilt‘l‘." 11 “11111.1 hour—«a p11:
of l11s101-i1-, it‘ 1101 ariruorratic antece-
dmils and a serial Wright. in his 01111
tight. .llo also 0111:1i11wl 51-11-1111 11111)
pigs that l‘iguru prou1invutly in the
l!11|'kt"8 Peerage of hog lineages.
They Were bought and am now ro—
siding .111 the Argriitinv's hacienda,
win-1'11 tin-y rainy a standing of 11010.
Not 1111111111 tho European art. fan-
1‘11'1‘31111101111111 hog 1‘11111'ic1's utm-
1.1.111 "All.111snti011" back. and they
are 111111111; to pay :1 tmry price for
111111, Three or tour 1111;: raiscrs in
1111: 11111111111 11.111 have. made offers.
liut not 01111 has as yet been an»
snared by Don Jose. and it is fear-
1-.i the [1111111 5111114 111:1,i1”-“11\111.111|y
lost. one 01' its ti1st barnyard treas—
lllLS.
du Pont Company
Warns Business Men
In :1‘ci1'cular letter addressed to
the local civic organizations the E. 1'
I. du Pont de Neurours company is 1
morning the polipe and business
men to lookout: for n 1111111 calling
himself P. A. llyan, who has been.
incorporating the “(in I’ont Ityan‘
i‘aint company." in various parts of
the country. During the organiza-i
lion, it is alleged. Ryan trades on?
the name of and has passed “0101- l
less drafts on the Du l’ont Building
co1 poratlon.
Ryan is described as being six;
feet tall.slende1. black hair, dark
e1 es, 45 or 50 years of age. He is
or pretends to be, partially crippled
on the left side and drags that foot.
In Texas
mists LienMGomnm-Bam
\l. iller oi Tens.’ new. Inn-inn
WMMIIWM
herdetuthyAummeran
“mulling-wink
recently 1111111111....1 111' Mr. 1111.11.11
from the 1.111: liolnrt S. 1::11'c111y.
The "L‘Wlu" is .1 bountiful and
speedy crull.
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Hog Fanc1ers Want 1 ,
Prize Pig Brought
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CHAIN 3 i will
Potatoes-.....'.....................15lb.peck,426
Sliced Pineapple, Ambassador brand, No. 2 can 17c
Curticélam,asst. ....................largejarZDc
Cocomalt can23c
Ginger Ale (Reg. or Imperial Dry) . . . . . . . 2 bots. 25c
Libby’sMeatwichpread ..................can15c
SPEC 1A]
1 Large Pkg. F A B w1tb 1 cake Octogan Toilet Soap
.(tIOI.........-ll.....I.l......
.........c29
Campbell’s Pork and Beans . .. . . . . . . . . . . 3 cans 25c
EvaporatedMilk
Fresh Roasted Coffee
Ruppert’s Beverages
Lifebouy Soap . . . . .
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......3can329c
...........lb.39c
.. . 4bottles 25c
3cakesl9c
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W. governor until the new, M'
' aunt’- inrm bull.
Schultze’s Markets
' HEADQUARTERS
3916641 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
S’aturdaliy’ Specials
BEEF
Prime Rib Roaét . . 32c
Rib Boast (Boned and
Rolled) . . 32c
Bread and Butter‘Pot
Roast .28c
Shoulder Pot Roast 16c
Rump Pot Roastr. . .24c
Fresh Plate .
Shoulder Steak .. . .18c
Round Steak ......36c
Sirloin Steak ......38c
Hamburg Steak ....18c
Porter House Steak 40c
PORK;
1.1....1‘...........3o.
old-hoe.-
....‘...,.8c‘
Puritan Skinned 7
Back Hams .40c
Shoulders ..... . .. .24c
Box Bacon ........52c
Bacon (in strips) ..45c
POULTRY
Fancy Fowls . . . .38c
Young Roasting
Chickens 48c
Hen Turkeys . . ... . .62c
Plate. ..............8c
Rumps .....-.......24c
SMOKED
S
comm
LAMB
Small Legs 46c
Fore Quarters . ....25c
Rib Chops .........40c
Loin Chopd........60c
tewing............15c
Roast (boned &‘
rolled) . . . . .38c
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Cutlets ............45c
LoinChops ........42c
Ramps ............30c
’Legs ..............16c
Stewing Veal ......18c
Boneless Veal Roast 38:
- PRODUCE
SunlightButter ..............46c
Strictly Fresh Eggs ,40c
KITCHEN 51121111115
Roasted & Stufled Chickens ..$1. 75 '
Potato Salad (per pound) .... .201:
Baked Beans (perilound) . .l5c
BRANCHES
39 AND 11m 31'.
1.... District
008. WASHINGTON 81'. 6 B. 3. AVE. 2nd Digit!“
238 m: AVENUE
mun SQUARE
DAWN, BTAHOBD, 008 003, DARBUBY.
Md District,
BRIDGI-
P0318140! BOOK, “SHORT. NEW cum.
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