Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 21, 1914 · page 2

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Three “Onyx” Days

The One Great Hosiery
Opportunity of , the Year

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Wednesday

20th

“Monday

m is your chance (or it his money sayingwio secure the
Top Notch “Onyx" Hosiery Values. The Distributors' way of in-
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Wm’sfle‘umasofiose. “Onyx" Day Price as: our

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mm the unwound-n om
warm 1 bill in the Moisture
now, which. it it hegemo- s law. rill
room the roots} oi oyster both from
as to u to sort. ‘

Cosmonaut-woman Bros, inc» for. tho wort “ mull! l.
whoiossloued «lesion othsw Haven. ‘ K John 1 ll ii A: m m‘
Com" M” ' number glimmer-s n his in puttini flows were for the
work loading” iortlml South Bay homing m. tile Writ being done
and Rockswox ““9““ , A M‘W‘ under the monsl supervision or Crin-
9" °' mm"°‘l‘°"‘ “W“ “‘0" will tam John I. Merrill. About 20.000
run “0 to 500: is “”31“ ml 5°“ bushels will be shifted for a. certainty
shops Echoes-rs halo: losdld Wm“ and as much additional as may be nee.
ly. movable prices. They renbrt “um , .4
a good demand from the numerous Washington. D. C.—~Thore were no
buyers. ,.
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lence and experiment. They hove

log thls~clty on, April 11. Receipts
Great South But are clinging that the of ‘stock am“ the last two weeks

law regulation the silo of small and have been very hunt. with a small so-
oysters to be tskep is not being 6“ lmaud While the oyster season still
forced. They. add that it the pmctlcfi has two weeks to run, dealers do not
continues the entire worknol oomrvo- expect that there will .be very much
“9“ '4‘“ ‘1" been carried on to Mack: bliBlZlBII‘ dull“ ill“ WW-

hove!) waters or the boy will be defi- Maryland.—-Ai a. meeting or the

"0’8““ F“ 15 “"6 the bsymeu MW Board or: Shellfish Commissioners lost

.heen taxing mature oysion.edw‘; a; week the following territory was open-
“” replaced them wit 8° ' 0 ed for the taking oi seed oysters, un-

it ‘9 will” ”:“ifl ‘fihbdfilfih' der the toms (it the new oyster law:
9"“ "5“!) a” 2d“ ‘0: 1 ° miou :2 Harris creole. shove a line running
35*" h” 8e" :- no ram 1' from the southerly end or Roystou ls-

lthrso inches and is some cuss the land-to the southerly end 0‘ No.80“
:three-inch restriction is not being on- islsnd. the taking oi ma ”me“ in

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ioroed. Oysters hell that size are be that ten-it
oy to be subject to the lol-
tnlten. Thlt a We is being 13““ lowing condlions:

‘3 “0‘ the opinion 9‘ “u the barman. ' Ail par-one tolling seed onion in
II. R. Brsniord toys: 'li you hsd

M liVin the territory set apart by the commis-

:0” out ‘h‘° ’ ”fisu‘m t: slob ohonltlrurni sh to the commander

nlying oysters. is: “:0 Oil“ :nu or the oyster navy, or his represent-

9 mo “"* .1 ‘ . “ insomnia-an. a writth statement

bushel. You must remember that these i
oysters are only good for nod. Sixty she .thoultias ‘0 WM" "a“

cents is a good price for them. Nut
tell they wouldn‘t be worth more than
" so cools. You most member. slso.
7 that Midget Hater has reserved the
whole west-onto! them. when all
«the but oysters arm for
: mom ml. 'fllo millionth!»
xisgworlretsow is hem nut‘in good
shape for next fall, so thereon ninety
’11qu left behind.“ moans“!
suggest I My superintendent. whose
business it would he to lost alter the
conservation of oysters and We
the laws. Win: the W of
the bay to tho-ton hosriormmes
Zia doomed“!!! than who unsatisfac-
voun Hon: wry. A polo superintendent would
means moire than a. more 1mm. make it his mm, on would be
You mi 11 m. and “we. hold scoountobls for the results.
live and woo-ohdpyou moire sod “than wooamousoottha town
4 1 hosed at Roslyn on April 13 at which
39W Wine!!! o within new Dr. 3‘ if. ‘mth'aw- ’9'
bolted thlt impurities were “1
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in better condition than «at More.
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me to» the summit of tho mm
“this who have not permitted at
W ibrtho-nnovu utensil oysters
or the lotion “or o! shells.
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A Pleasant Fabric for Women’s
Blouses and Men’ 3 Shirts

- Without doubt the question in the minds of many
women‘is that of summer gownsI—ivaists sud materiulr'm
fly the same. A waist towcar ”with suits, several
waists iii fact, one must acquire at an'early day. Then-
isa beautiful material, Silk and Cotton Shining. which
is an exquisitely fine whiic’cuttou, with interiancn
stripe of silk in black. blue Or lilac. The patterns are the
perfection of neatuess, and the weave is very fine. wit and
agreeable to the touch.

Thirty inches wide, 25 CfS. a yard, special.

For women‘s waists or men's shirts.

 

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Main Hour.

“Krone Krinkle”

A fancy striped Crepe, white grounds with colored
stripes in pale blue. rose and lilac, with many other com-
binations. A large line and all delicately pretty effects.
For waistsor gowns.

'l‘wenty—seven inches. at cts. a yard.

Main Floor.

These are “Onyx” Days

Extra values in City: Hosiery lasting until Wednes—
day at closing time. These are popular numbers:
Silk Lisles. black. white and tau, regular 50c values,

409 K. K.

402 S. W.
403 S. $1.00 for 3 pro.
Pure Thread Silk Boot. black only, fine modiuml
weight.with garter tops of silk or lisle, high spliced

heels of silk or lisle. regularly sold at $1.35, and $1.50.

81.00 slpair.
“”7! . For Mom.-
Bissk Sills, $1.00 {or 3 pairs.

Fine Elaok Silk, regular $.50 value. 620. $1.00 a pr.

 

Sale of Glassware.

Announcement is here madt of a Special Sale of May
and other TabloGlsss to commence Wednesday.

 

Colored Photographs

There is 5' new line of Colored Photographs, haml—
colorcd. appropriately framed in gilt, mahogany" or ebony
finished frames. They are views of Cokmiai interiors,
firesidevpictures with high mantels and old furnishings
that are quaint and most attractive

$1.00 and Special.

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Fourth Hour.

 

 

 

 

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