one your arm?
Wt was broken when l
1; DOCTOR—What idiot sat
art—Neocl-
Um—You did
‘ m hluhhw given under the sus-
0. Waf- ‘i‘he department is great-
1*!"é‘3;li‘*———
r; , ow Fire Fighters
eed" Money For
g.ch At the
-0rer 125 tickets have been sold
m the Beszcsk dinner tonight in
Die. oi the her View Fire de-
mole! funds at present to
Vent-piste its apparatus and the suc-
sees ed the melon is nonnative if
the m is to be able 'to meet an
emergency. A first class utcrer has
been engaged to cook the meal
with shall be a delight to all who
attend. ‘
‘ O O 0
Bios Totsie Welsh. the daughter
o! It. and hire. Thomas Walsh. sn-
terteined a number of children at
e posh y‘erday afternoon in hon-
or at her guest. ltlss Jean Hughes
o( Pine orchard. Games were ploy-
ed and the children greatly enjoyed
tho refreshments which were served
Jaw Smith and Kathleen
Keller was. the girls' prises. and
lily Wallet- and Kenneth Lerkin.
the boys'. A .guest prise was swam-
od Jun Hughes. .‘
Tho Ladies Aid Society of the
Crowioyd Memorial Methodist
church in Williamsbridge. N. Y..
will he the guests of Mrs. Raymond
Alloy today at the home of Mrs.
Aehey'a daughter. Mrs. C. D steurer
Jr.
0 s 0
“Peaoech I'eathcrs."- the feature
attho moving picture show
tQ-Rhe clubhouse last evening. at-
m a' large number of the resi-
dents.
C O 0
Hrs. George Johnston will enter-
toils It luncheon and bridge today at
her home on the inlet.
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Friends of Miss Eleanor Toner
ore congratulating hes- on her quick
ucovery from strains and bruises
which she sustained Monday evo-
~turned
, York after it short stay uith Mrs.
do: as she was stopping from s.
!'
train in the South Norwalh station.
biholittlo
smalldiasenstons.
W.whtehot
III/i"
mother and suede belts,1n
all colors, including white.
5" 49° $1.00
success,
It“
“other Hand Bags, fitted
with mirror and purse,
and envelope styles.
let-$1.49 to
0235......”
$1.00
IP03; saris
Slain and striped, white,
black, maize, Cop.
blue, orchid end. Nils
grew. 36-inch. .
out
sortment of patterns.
$1. 95 and $1.'
n.25—Ysrd.
WY '0“ end
vmg.
”HOMO“. .
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Thursday and Friday, Aug. 12 and 13
A REAL CELEBRKTION THIS TIME 0
BETTER VALUES THAN EVER
Dollar Day Values for “one Who Ahe. Shoppingaans
DollarDaydswns with a peonthtag roslness for the housewife who knows a
utwoahoutslsopptng. It
amiss-snot
an: and colors. R6001-
‘ I V _’ , ellcolors— nice soft-
I . MT; We 40-h.“
:y‘ ardsior.
Everybody around Plymouth, \'.t .. knows Aunt Sarah Pollard, anal
President Coolidge wouldnt think of going horns without calling on her.
Left to right, the President. Aunt harsh. hire. Coolidge. Mrs. Fred Pollard;
back row, Frank and Park Pollard,
Miss Toner. who was carrying a
suitcase at the time. was being as-
sisted to the platform by n can-
ductor. A person standing near by
asked the conductor a question. and
in turning to answer. he let go of
Miss Toncr's hand and she fell to
the platform. Miss Toner fortunately
escaped any fractures. but sustain-
ed severc sprains and bruises.
's 0 e ‘
Miss Catherine Le Ard of New
York is visiting Mrs Edward Held.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Ahiers and
their daughter, Eugenie. have re.
to their home in New
Hold.
O
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Pendieton. of
San Diego. Cal.. and their gren-
daughter. Miss Polly Pendleton, ar-
- ' .r.
I
that count. and though not all
there are innumerable purchases possible for a dollar.
other «one would cost much more.
, This I the Day so buy in tune grand splurge all the staple things you're wanted for
alongtinoJorttyrillmeanaasstouishtng ssvingin your budget.
PRINTED 0313111118! &«
STRIPED BBOADOLOTE
Of the newest designs,
guaranteed washable. 38-
Auut Sarah’s so'ns.
rive Saturday to be with hire. Ed-
mund Poudleton for a short visit.
a o 0
Mrs. C. hi. Bogart will he hostu‘ss
at a bridge-luncheon at her home
tomorrow.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Belchow
and their son Fred Belchow lemo
Saturday for a motor trip through
the White Mountanis and the Adir-
ondaclts.
...—
Mahing it Hard.
SALEEMAN: But. my friend. “ith
the tractor you could do twice as
much work.
,Why. ye durn fool. I don't want
to do twice as much work. ~Lfie.
Week- ends are like Christin 1s
Th- y come around again before you
LINEN TOW!”
can pay the bills for the last one.
s
TEIEPIIONE C0. ’8
FAIR METHODS
A.R. DuPont Pleased With
ASettlement Volunteered
By S. N. E. Co.’ s Claim
Agent.
Albert R. DuPont. who fell into
an uncovered telephone pole hole on
Beach road. in front of his resi-
denbe, at East Norwalk. on July 6,
and badly sprained his right. ankle.
partially rupturing the internal iigu-
meats. declares he has obtained a
very inst settlement of his claim
through friendly talks u iih the
Southern New England '1' elehonc
hir.1.ndd.
company's claim agent,
who has a 46-year service record
with the company.
Ir. DuPont says he did not find it
aces-M1 to employ the services of
an attorney against a company “so
lost pad friendly from the start."
He found, much to his surprise
that this great corporation instructs
its claim agent to be fair in settle-
menta' of injury and damage when
the company is to blame.
"This attitude ushers in a new
era of busine- deallngs and stand-
-ards among great corporations in
which the Southern New England
Telephone company takes the load."
says Mr. DuPont. in Mr. DuPont‘s
case the company did not even both-
er to send its own doctors to investi-
gate the extent of the injury as Dr.
l‘awoott‘ diagnosis of the injury
was considered sunlcient.
Man': Bosch Water
Meet Entries Close
The entries for the water meet
which the Marvin Beach Improve-
ment association is holding close to-
day. Xany entries have been receiv-
ed and the committee in charge is
certain that the meet will be success-
ful. in the evening. a large display of
fireworks will be shown and there
will be a social gathering.
Row boat races. canoe races.
swimming dashes. and diving are in-
cluded in the events of the meet.
Is it cats that have nine lives?
Or it it flies?
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
111:“an room—Mun 2: wishes
board and room write stating few
crew-111.com w:-
e
"' The worst thing about a bad tooih
is it is liable to stop hurting before
you go to a dentist.
. George M. Coley
TELEPHONE i100
Advertising Council
ADVERTISING
SHOW CARDS
SIGNS
WINDOW TRIMMING
CIRCULAR LETTERS
MERCHANDISING
Phone for details and cost of a
service which will increase your
gross business and reduce the coat
of selling. .
HOUSE BOAT
For Sale
42“. x 12 ft.”
$1.500
Equipped with sleeping ac.
ya
commodations for 6 per-
sons.
motor—makes S
Galley,
toilet and all conveniences.
24 H. P.
miles per hour.
Can be seen at
Rowayton
Telephone Norwalk
particulars‘ address Box 87 cfio
Sentinel.
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Linen Huck Towels, 16 x
30. Reg. 290. $1 00
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111- 368 590- miss some
3 Yet“ 1°? « $1 00 Finish with venis edgin
rayon name‘s 18!“ Rem $1 06
In the most beautiful pet- ”19' Each
‘terns, 36 and 38-inch, in “.1, m3 LUNOHION
it; diflerent patterns. Reg. 01,013 .
e. .. 4k“. .
. 8 Yards for. $1 s00 31.95, 31:21:; $1e00
passe mss roams rowers '
Imported Irish Linen, in
[all colors, including some
printed striped and check-
ed. .36-inch. $1.00
2 Yards for .
\snnomsssn curse
‘ And cotton and silk mix-
ture fabrics, in a large as-
sortmsnt of colors. 36 to
40-in. Regular $1.25.
”"d' $1. 00.
ior.........
In!!! rowan
Porto Bieen handembroid-
cred Towels. Regular 59o.
$100
-.;17x27
2 for
murderer-res
Sunfest grid my“. 40. Dottod Grenadier and nor-‘-
in. wide Colors. blue,
roam corn, lavender and
69c. 2Yds. 3°stars]. s00
rennin rowers
HEBREW
Absorbent, good quality.
20:40, all white. Begum
6 for $1.00
With color borders. 22 x
*2 .. $1.00.
2 for .._.....
Bend-sewn sud hand-st
broidercd .Gowns, “En
velops Chemise and Step-
ins,ofnnehetistsinwhite-
and colors. Begin
hr$l§9
$100
sssesee
whit cream, i
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“$150023,
runes
mommy .
veils. Grading and 9
“wide. ,~
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Final Clearance
MEN’S FANCY HALF HOSE
3 pair for $1.00
Rogers {of Stevens
TWO STORES
N ORWALK SO. NORWALK
Stores Closed Wednesday Afternoon
ANNOUNCING
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Norwalk Chronicler