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iiUBBER GAME
AT ox RIDGE
Minnow
. 20 TO 40% DISCOUNT
Here's the Sale event thrift'y-hqne—makers look forward to because it brings suehnvonde'rtul oppor-
tunities for savings on good furniture. As usual, our complete stock is reduced. -We don’t believe you
can do any better no matter where you go. It’s thqyear’s big furniture event!
Stile-5Complete Room Outfits
FOR SUMMER COTTAGES,
CAMPS OR HOMES
After winning one game each. both
of which went to extra periods in ex-
Duroieum Mats Rag Rugs
: -' citing tiniahes. the two Ox Ridge.
‘ l t a, Moon as the . . . . ,
i argl‘tliadll‘:d 2:? liomana. will play Are ideiii for kitchen use. Hit and miss rag rugs help
: r 0“ ”‘0 rubber Rflmo l0m°rr°W ““9“ They help to make the floor to make cottage or camp
: ~ . fl noon at 3:30 o'clock. The C‘OIC lo 0 k ll 0 t t er and are brighter and more hotne-
l . ’ arm-cs of the two previous games. timl'otlgillv waterproof. like.
' I ' l ‘ uhirh were not concluded until the ~
l > Just. {cw minute. or only. indicate 18 x 36 25c 18 x (i6 ............. ggc
. \ " tiliit the teams are evenly matched 241(36 ............. 356 25XbO ............. 0
V ' ""1 "mm” ““ ”mm" “m" BMW" 24 X 54 .. . . . . . . . . . . . 490 36 x 72 . . . . . . . . . . . $1.69
3" ' dfly. A practice match was played
. . Wednesday and both tennis are in top ‘ , I .
. -~ » Fig» ' . term. The Iii cup for Saturdays Japanese (ll-ass (,urtalns
’ '1 Bu 3 This COXWC“ vlily follona. omnna. Galina ta-
' «w y i \‘niingh. H. J. Davenport, J. J. I'ar- Rugs . .
. > a'fli % 0'“ ”1 than”! :3":°;“LT’;T$ rell. It. s. Crossnian und C. I". nerg; 0f nint‘qllisettc and {mu
3"“ °"'~' ' " G . . . G. a. Donintek. . . . .. . . . . , . _
i . ' culm- tapestry or velour. . C."l"‘.k:ia:f::tiffi£t5l". Comm. :md N. bot potthes. mid to ap- htl‘lill. ituitiul (ll open
\ 1.. show. The ‘pl'l-Zi‘a haie been (20- penrmicc and lend an air work borders. Ready to
hated by Charles 1". tiers of Nor-
bwulk. , i
‘ ' ' i-Lytion'rn. VL—Soc the man!
of cosiness. 25 use. $1 50
18 x 36 ......... 0 Pair ...... .- . . o
The dangerous curve on the Post The man 13 Grand-pit.
road at tho Barton-Stamford line. Who 1, Grand-nu? He is John Summer Blankets Door Diats
Mimi's lil‘idlit‘v hill DOC“ practically (.:ir-i-bii|~iii Stir-gent. the At-tor-ney
eliminated throuxh the work or w. Cuber.“ "r the l‘iilt-ed “MC; ,. . . . . . _
. . .. . . . . . 't . . s
H. Arthur. tho Stamford contractor. See the bulwg Baby is t'urnnd- llllc (,Oltull bliilthlS \lltll Ht H) (mm mat to keep
An additional eight toot strip of daugm...r Ann ”(mom colored borders. Well innde
comm” in" "con added and ”1° is illiiiy afraid of the; his: man? {Hid full 5120. \\'llll(‘, KN."
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the dirt out of the house.
pro-ably will. He ni-unys tlIJt'S. colors.
I IA ‘ ' V ' 4 :hiilgebrill-lie:331l12i0:utb}i;nai:dn ’21:: No. ltnby thinks he is a nice old or inn. $1 95 18 X 30 ........... Shoo
l e e - . pluy-mnte. '
Everything a Comfortable Livmg Room Needsé— . . . it“? A“. 1:05.... at...” °C ...I ...... W T... W WW Pair ........ . 20 x 34 $1.50
. . . ' . . - a “ “H 0“ cu y. 09 ' 0 it e. the hi no h‘y Briy‘: Yrs.
Ready to live ln—Wltll the 3-picce overstnfied suite. u long din eilport table and two Regular "$2800 “Mm” hmu “curred at this point, on. .IiIIIqI so \\'el'll:ls‘i}l('itntlv‘p; DIN; ). . .
rett lam s—brid e and 'unior st ice. A cozv group that affords lioth beahty and ' and though the work of widening tn.- . , . ,. . . ." Porch I lllovts CUSthil and
p y P E J y . . Value—Au “St a bee tin, pipe. lhc pipe is t-iniid- .
style. Very unusual value at our low price, we 189 00 . 3 “"“fi 1‘“ been 5'9““ “8 00"‘9‘9'10'1 pli‘s. \Viii Grand-pit smoke the pipe 1 l I. . I l Pillow Sets
assure you ' ...................... '. .................... 0. Price. $19.95 ‘5 ”my ”WWI“? ”3’ “mm" when he rim-s wnh llahy? Yes. he 1“ ove y d e b l 5 ’1 S “I“
Atraro barntn in useful dfli'bfldl- “I” Ellmmh “yam the cmbmb For Bar Harbor chairs.
ed tennis player_ who two weeks ago 49 -.. 95 50“ «'illd enm- $1 00
denoted Helen Wills. the national The modum young "”0“, doesn't . c c fpi‘liililtl. set .. a
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As shown—with steel ends and
. \ erotonne-c‘ovored cotton mattress.
One motion to open.
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ram???" {:2 Sagdgi'xihl'it (lift: 2‘ “It“ (‘nre iibout lNHilltt footprints on the
I 8 n men, sands of time. lie wants to leme
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is \i“ tlng tn Uarien this week. the mm, ”Mk5 ;
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guest or Mrs. Samuel Hardy or To-
keneiie. Miss Ryan arrived Wednes-
day. She will remain until Saturday
when she will resume actiiitics in the
National Women‘s chanipionshtp at
Fort-st Hills.
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A cash prize has been offered by? ,
the lumen lmprmoment Aosoelatlon l
(or that shop-keeper who keeps his;
store the cleanest during the month ,
or August. Competition is keen | ‘
among the merchants in Barton lol
the honor of winning the prize. Tho
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad tailed to grant the request
of the association that a midnight ”‘
train be run from New York to Du. I— 3
rich for theatre-goers. Evidently n '
large enough patronage could not
3:;Iuppiiod to :uppor: tho innoia-I 39,8 41 Main Street, Norwalk,.COnn.
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August Price—$28.00
4 One oLtho .ncw decorated tea
wagons—gorgeous Chinese illustra-
tions over red lacquer. \Vith drop
r lenves and detachable tro‘
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in Ready for l
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.~ .. .‘ ' .. Thai wedding at Miss Catherine l
. ,. 1,; . Howard Wilcox. daughttr of ms.
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, Ten splendidly designed pieces—all the furniture the tinting room could possibly ,re- It; “Ir,“I" le lhiiip Tiler Barbour of new IYork
quire—with a beautiful loo-piece set of dinnerware. The group, as sketched, is of i“ l . . ‘ “"1 Dam“ t° “m" ”“h‘mmi
Stir-es. third son of Bishon Ernest M. t
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Stirea. Long island, will take place‘ " e ‘ : l a 18
Sept. 15 in St. Thomas' church. N. Y. L
Miss Wilcox. who is a portrait [mint- 1
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combination walnut and gumwopd construction, , , $195 . 00
finished two-tone .‘. .............................................. -. .° ,
er. in a cousin of Princess GuMo‘
, . I . Pignlteiii of Madison and tile great i
.' grand daughter of General Ambrose , BEEF SMOKED . LA B
.. .. Ii. Wright of Georgia. ' .
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Regular 320"” Value— A“ “m“ " W" °°“’"“°""‘l Prime Rib Roast . . 32c Puritan Skinned Small Legs . . . . . . . 40c
August'Price $12.50 at the rear of the \Vnysidc Inn on the I. B k Hams 40c
A ”film.“ crib for baby—in WOW post road. The {oundntion has been 1 Rib Roast (Boned and 8C . . . . . . . F Quarters 26c
finish tanciiy decorated. With so"; lament! the “ark is proceedinr ia- I Shoulders 24c ore . , . ...
avrlngs and dron~sldIoI tor o'onven- . . u. . I Rolled) ...... 30C . . . . . . . . . .
ience. As shon it. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mam" me! P t B B 52c Rib Chops . . . . . . . . .406
enioytna the season at Unr Harbom Bread and Butter 0 0X acon . . . . . - ' . L011] Chops 0 600
Maine. ‘ 9 _ . ........
I. o o 3 Roast: .......... .80 Bacon (in strlps) . .45c ‘ .
James hthrew has returned to his! Shoulder Pot Roast 16c atewmg ..... . . ' _ _ ,15c
, homo in West avenue after a bust-I
32:32" ‘° T°"°“‘° ““6 Ontario-i Rump Pot Roast . ..24c P O U L T R Y Roast (boned &
li‘red’Schradbr.'.Jr... has rcaunied . FICSh Plate”. . . . . . . . .80 roued) ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 38c
. his duties at. line INnIsh Englneerlngi Fancy Fowls . . . . . 38¢
Ii::-§‘::;l2.-‘"Ivrc3ll§:t “mom“! a Shoulder Steak . . . .18C Young Roasting .VEAL
. ... x . ,.. l: . _ 31”“ _ .. '. ,. . -. . . \. Jain" Saddler," 133331515: lIn thel , Rom?“ Steak .- ' ' ‘ ' ‘36c Chickens . . . . . . . . .450
. . * . ,I I . I . . . iI .‘ I ... " _ , , . Bfioud'oinE'ase . .. gogfifgufn‘nul “Mme" ' “'1 Sirlom Steak ......36c Hen Turkeys .. .62c Cutlets ...... . I. . . . .45c
Your NewBetiIroom Complete Witlitbis Outfit—I... . , m... ...... ...... ......i. would mm m; Knit... WWII! Hamburg Steak , W18. Loin Chops ,,,,,_,,42c
' - - ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ . - - be dixlcuit"to ‘flnila betteriehair . . .
Four handsomely deSigned pieces of dependable furniture—dresser, chiflonette, bed “I“ “I chm nke a" “and, m and their daughter Juno‘ are \aca. .
and vanity, just as you sée them—‘with a spring a‘nd‘cotto'n mattress." $199 00 ‘4',an mttcmeq $1995 tioninl’ in Bostlm.‘ . Porter House Steak 40¢ CORNED Ramps . . . . . . . . . . . .306
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Legs.._.........'....16c
. PORK Plate .........HHScstewingVeal.....:18c’
The Brotherhood of Locomotive:
Erwin-er- “ to n" n noun headed: l‘o Roast ....... . . .30c Ramps .... . . . . .. .24c Boneless Veal Roast 38:
by Barry Henomler. the Brother-l . .
hoodrot Locomotive Engineara' Co~i
operative Trust Company. Mr.)
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Honomier will become president of . i 4 .. , ‘
the company and its mini. will be' P R O D U C E KITCH QN SPECIA - ‘.
changed to the Terminal Trust Com- . - , “
W Roasted & Stuffed Chickens, . 31.75
The furniture of walnut Icombination finished two-tone cretonne. Ills cost‘ls no...“ Furclly is In in the
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I" ; 7 i .- ‘ a ' " ifogfi317;:§'.",.‘, $331M: 'psii'finii Strictly Fresh Eggs . .. . . . . . . . .40c Baked Beans (per poun ) . .. .. .
' Baby’s Comfort '
‘ l ' ‘ A" $23 . i ‘ ‘ Twin T0608 are? ferg: lecordingio the Depart-
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