Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 22, 1915 · page 2

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Losing for of ~ cm
was mulls-New York
Ans-less) .

M not Irina u scorer the
we brawn; oi ummsuwu
worth of crops, s have never sp-
prenticed by any other sultry.

Every week brine the finalists.
war nearer on end.

Every week of delay renders war be-
tween the Contact M and Germony
more remote; neither side wants to
$8M.w , .

Every week we run up a bill at $75.-
800.8% against tithe} nations (or sup-
piles. '
1.4 Every week we on tzsfloooooo to

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The W at the crowd lol-
' m morn: strut corner-gatherings
.otthcoenterortne city. At mt only
,9 how W started for the Billion es-
.7 into, but the number messed its the
" , porch o; the {duration continued.
Governor Siston was surrounded by
‘ .1!" w friends, who previously
. .M‘hsnw by Shorts long.
. ya ot the governor' is residence. Three
, ,. mono or militia had been assem-
,._ bled It the armory early in the night
in motion for any eventuality.

 

 

 

 

"all” before midnlthl: orders came to? “0' ”00’0“” ‘9 0‘" 0‘9"“ “PM W ,

' Maroon/on to move his ntmnon to anus
the governor’s home, and the soldiers Every week we “a ”909m“ ship-

- were hurried away in Automobiles lmems °1 3°” “9‘“ “he? Wilkins;
‘ m w mince January 1 gold imports have re:-

 

over.the long distag'ise lefiph'o; to frefflst
‘ keep in touch with tile goveroa lli'tbe’ Eve” "9“ we 11‘" never the
event of any signs of crowds gatnci- 1grealest scarcity 0‘ “00“ that ever
“5 Ms; ,4 ; threatened this cough-y; immigration
: After midnight, repofis were recéiv- “3 fallen ‘0 a minimum, and the out-
,d o! crowds Fulfill; 11‘an seam new 0.1 ablhbodled workers will be-
towns; and a second battalion of m, come abnormal now that ltnly has be-
" family it!!! the Grimm lions 8“.“ Will/mes
Guards were called out A cordon 01 Every week the favorite‘ business
‘ troops was Thrown around the estate barometer,” the 81W! indBSUY. re
ond outpostqrwere 39“.!)an m mm" cords an incresse in orders and a re-
ony movement at crowds in the so: “We" "1 Pm”- L V

rounding territoryr' None wds‘ seen. EV"! week now. shows a gain in
. . ’ bunk clearings, over s year ago.

Every week slightly hatter reports
BUILD AGAIN. come from the building trade.
Every week additional millions are

“#:th D. gutter Elected Secretory “lpnid 0"" here for “‘7 orders. .
*Arinusi Meeting. Every week CONPanles producing

» . urcnrinnn. June its: the inmruat ”mm-1" 3” “(11% $9 “1""

l’ .
~. necttusuithc 9 mm. Mum"? cross and in some $599.. to their

Illa! held will) delewehi- firgéeflt lion: p134“. :. M14. _. l 1
New Haven, Waterbury, Qriilgepon‘l W was! Substantial “0740"! are

a Bantam and other places. the most placed to, bacterial: bxrallroads:

dent. George Parnly‘ I)»: 9‘ Newifi EV”! peel: the Pressure to findmi’n-
illsveu, said that pious were neum‘Pleent Tor the hilllfin and-shalt ex
leted tor i rebuilding theta Munices banking reservegs littering the

‘4; ”m ch was burned last December The. country will beconis greater (New
republic s resources and the responses 'York Clearing House institutions alone

of citizens in this work throughout .hsl‘im’d“ 0“" ”“0 00° 00° “"91“ P8
state have been such that complete rc- serves on 5mm”. an ““80”“!!!er
construction on ample lines seems as~ showing)

cured S. J Davis. “pet-intention: rel Every week business interests will
ported on the work of the boys. who find their bunksers more Willing to

mow number thirty-threes. and wtw' listen to proposition! tor “5133... (undo
work in general Mr Bobcock the Every week now brings an increase

teacher reported that the boys were ‘3 the southeast new “lemme“ il‘k
snaking satisfactory progress. ‘3 ' ' M”! ‘0‘“ charters.- ""
Oflioers chosen were as follows“ Every week brings evidence that the
" Widest. Protéssbr Roswell P. An- new“ and the politicians and “‘9
fl ‘13,. New Haven; vice presidentnmlms are more friendly disposed
Charles H Colt. thchileld; treasurer. toward ”“5139“ annotations.

Dean B Lymsn- secretary. mm“, D Every week our security markehs be
. ‘ : Cutler “”30th ,. come less susceptible to the disturbing
'* - . ism

news and more responsive to good
news“ My. i : .

.. Every week general confidence he
comes more pronounced.

In short:

Every week we move further away
from depression rind nearer prosperity.
Strong Interests Now Leos Cautious.

A distinct change has occurred in
the attitude of our most influential esp-

 

 

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WiLLIAM Ammo, TFlE Poodle“
» " ER, DEAD. ‘ "
NEW CA‘NAAN, June ‘22.—~Wlllism
3H. Rand, for many years head'ot’tlie‘
printing and publishing house oi Rand.
McNaliy & C0,, died here yesterdayl'
at the home of his daughter. Mrs.‘
Henry W. Chappell He bud been ill
for years.

William H Band was born at Q“); “"3“” “we“?!

cy, Mass, May 2 1828 the twcntnl They are ‘9” “mm“

child and seventh son of John mm":?;:w{l;§h:::29n21;h$;lf:;;e:e1?;

s minister. in his early youth lie wss1for a great broadening of activity in
the security markets and for better

Iment in general business.

1» Were President Wilson to announce

 

brothers, Franklin and George, Who,
later founded the firm of Rand; Avery

It 00.. in Boston. In 1885 he. With
Whitelaw ‘Reid Melville E. $0118.: that Hie ’Steel Corporation decision
Silicon Hutchins,W H. Smith and would not be appealed, the eflect high

sothers organized the syndicate whlcnh up would be electric .
.4 brought to perfection ths type or! The Steel Corporation’s announce
' matrix setting machine, known as (no meat that it is to build a new 83 000. .
Mergenthaler linotypo, and it was Mnlmo plant WOUld lie followiid by much
2' Rand who suggested the expresslvo‘lilom important new! We“? our finch.

name or that wonderful machine: .l-ic clers satisfied that the sdminis'trs
was long president of the Newslniysl tions views 0! the Sherman Law are
Home. and was one oi! the launders at [in harmony with those enunciated by
. the Tour judges who passed upon the
government’s suit to dissolve the
Steel Corporation. 7 , '

i sin given to understand {list sev-

3.. r :ond a charter member of the Common
. . cinl Club or Chicago; ‘ .
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NOT FOR MEN OINLY.
.. omen suffer as much as men do
tron; indigestion and constipation m
is re... ntsnme scientific re ed

generation
~ .All uncertainty about,,thn Steel case
has been removed. as the parties con-

 

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.eral v‘ery large enterprises have been ,
conceived. but will not be put into

 

 

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any in union 4 in

twinne- on or skin. Plots
sis-melon 311 m flaw

lions or the close . limousine tor
inclement weather. nd plenty of

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North Pole

ice Cream Freezers.

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make “delicious icc'crcam. Cute . 4
side can made of heavy galvan- ~ .

ized iron, in‘side can of heavy block ti‘n. Fgéezes cream 1
quickly, simple to operate. .. ”i

x qr. sun h $1125.
aQT Size. 312593‘

All sizes of White Mountain and Alaska Freezers at s
popular prices.

Albert. F

Phone 10693.

 

 

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ARE NOW READY IN
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ThoNcwsst ,. ,
Summer Fashions

are accurately described 1
and beautifully inu‘ .

"troted in the new. -
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Patterns

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ax to other shoals-o new July lining "0| lb! ‘6 low July design-{n I

WATCH THE SPECIAL PIECE-(30038 SALES

and make stylish but economical clothes yoursoll The preterit Foch.
ions are easy to drops and M‘Ca ii Putter-us insure the sinnrted’t styles

and a perfect lit. . *

GET THE SUMMER McCALL BOOK OF FASHIONS TODAY.

conunc'rrcur;

There is NO TIME Lilia the PRESENT to Prepare
.. For the FUTURE. . _ ,.

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. ‘. Milli? .
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. sum. will slim in profits it, we
sell a“: retail 899,000 new Ford cars

harps-n Adolph Ills, no mt.
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BENEATH THE FINISH

oi ‘ .
"Four Neutrons:

we invite you to see.

There's a. was: simplicity of gut-
llno'nbout the new designs that you
will not mdily tire at. Every piece
is in op

pres vs of tune. ‘ '

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* $6.g:0 I for cull

Lehigh $6.35 for cash

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skmet. Philomena 13%.;
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”it can it the has. ”on snip and ‘
sound ousllty of the wood in the new 5

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134'!“ ‘ I‘ 13.
m"

Glassware ]

Window display and several tables in
China Store

Colonial Punch Bow ls

‘ ‘NNear—cut Punch Bouls bowl stand and dozen cupS.

3
Glass Baskets

Vases ,

Bud Vases

Perforated Glass Flower Holders
Water Sets consisting of Jug and

Jugs

Glass Bowls, were 20. 25 and 30
"Individual Glass Dishes

Sugar and Cream Sets

Comootes
Candle Sticks
Celery Trays
Spoon Trays
Sugar Shakers
Cracker and Cheese Dishes
Cruets

in

$3. 00

$4 00
~ 98 cts -
10 cts. to $3 25
to and 15 etc.
3:5 315° c“:
Glasses ‘
.$x. :5 to $3 25
'25 ctr. to $1. 0'0
cts., specml ‘ _ 10 Cl5
60, 75 and $100 doc. I;
15 to so cts. each 1
seem! 6o cts.
15, 25 and 35 cts. each
, 35 etc-
15 and co cts.
10 cts. each
. 98 cts. .
w, 20 and 25.215,

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Colonial ice Tea (:lasscs 50, 60 and 63 cts. 1-2 don:
~ 45 cos. z-a doz

Colonial Tumblers
Plain heavy Tumblers
Plain Punch Glasses

Colonial Punch Glasses with Grecian .bfiier

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"Near-cut" Punch Glasses,
Colonial Sherbet Glasses” ‘
Sugar Trays

Orange Bowls,

.' ~ 43 cts. «5-2 dos”,

, . 5mm: suede

43 ondéocts. 1-2 doz.
" 25,3oand4551ctsx

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Glass Salad Sets. Fork and Spoon 40 cos. each m,
Glass Mustard Spoons . to cis. .
‘ Cream Jugs, regular price 10 cts., spécial ; 5 cts.,

 

 

 

 

 

 

USE

There is 9. difference in hose L
The difference shows only

‘in the service -—*—

only the best qualitiesfi

Cherry Stoners

we handle

A Inbor saver in the home

 

(Successor to Chas.

Albert E Morgan

E. Dow.

 

 

 

 

 

 

. 1‘ A Good-W

in seeking to expand ms business

‘ 444,.

we thirst 3:131st every: depositor, and not Wholly ourselves .. . .
‘ Unless ysqustisisction is complete. we have achieved lint little.

4 We extend the some courtessy to nil-‘vthereiore. good will is a. busi:
ness asset we guard most zeslously—it
of this successful institution .

Ashe/CityvNauonal Bank

ill

of this Book we realize that

is one of the corner stones

 
 

 

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