Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 16, 1916 · page 7

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JAWCOBY’

153 ‘r't’ashingtun Street

 

For Ladies and Misses

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' That Were Made to Sell for $15, $18, $20 and $25

1.50 Waists - - 1.00 1.50 House Dresses - 1.00
l.50 Petticoats - l.00 i.258rl.50Children’sDressesl.00
1.50 Middies - - 1.00 1.50 Umbrellas - [- 1.00

SKIRTS STRAW HATS

1.00 1.00

Ladies’ and Misses’

COATS
4.98 7.98 10.98

That Formerly Sold for 8.00 to 16.50

4.00 Striped Silk Waists 2.48 4.00 Gpérls’ Coats - . -
3.00 Si'k W aisis - 1.75 7.98 Girls' Coats -
Miflinery 1-2 00 Regular Price 10 00 Girls’ Silk Coats -

SUITS

For Men and Young Men

" $10 ~

ThathsuE-illy Sell for 15.00 to 18.00

- JACOBY”

2.98
4.98
5.50

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153 WASHINGTON STREET

 

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in Gown; malaise, i‘oinhinerzton and
home-'5 finniopei‘h-nn» sud i‘rspe
Gowns ni 50c.

E. K. BANKS

We Hotel Block.
M Nor-walk,

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2 Picked Up at Sea.

 

THEMED VtELlfillY BEHMAIS Free Demonstration

Arrives In United Stator Atter Adven-
ttzrouu VOyage Aboard Brit-m S..pp!y
59st,: Which \y‘as Smk—Gnen Food
an: "lathe: ;boara the L: Boat and
L;ier Sent Ashore.

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, Picture Binding
Cv‘cered as Ship Sant.

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luv . ..i it ;...~ t Ile ~tiv-it- ung- yourhvontt pictures attractivefy
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Brir-g them With You

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Dennison Demonstrator here .ll
:he week. Join the (lies at ome.

‘\\‘.i‘ t ~, ’l‘l.e I.‘ei'ln:ili~ :ill in il; ell~ their
llizit . ii.ii elm-a red
\ll instruction tree.

"'nnl :lili'l' ~t.iiiii: i'ulll' ti;:}\ went to
litlltit‘llllx. where he innuleii :i hip; r :irgo
Inf lloiir tel Verdun \\'e l'eu-lterl or
tiers In prm m-il tet‘nizlill. Willem where.
“we the “lines of the owners of tilt-
'l'uu (“HS nttei' leniin: litur-
ttleiiiix. while we were n! the ili‘llti of
illie hit) of lil‘ :i_\. the i'ir-t niiiie tit it
IU'llU'li in the morning of April 10
ieiehted n snbninz'hi - 00' the <t1irluonril

iimv \‘..- lilllllt"ii.tl("_\' put on sienni. ‘
”rho 0; 1mm hut \\:i~ about two miles l
‘1'” Din tinei‘l IN :.l.ii lit-grill lii’lliu ‘
:txplv.z.~tie ~liell~. lll'ti one rendered its l
‘hel'ilr-w l') t-siri‘in: tl\\:l_\' half of the l
‘piapeiler :etezi- ilirii. lumen-i: we!

Special Victrola L‘s
lay this week.

DONNELLY S

16 South Main Street.

Cllll NEWS

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Here ill ll .‘lliiiiilL' runilitinn. for fully —
lil'ti' ..li-its were tired. nnd lililll_\' strut-k

in. .40..“ the wit-r line 'l"|(|1\|l!"" W.“ Then Ia be I. regular meeting it
inn board in be hit or» the i-liiei’ enfll» Pm M .\‘o. 1268. it. A. thin
inter evening. Iodine business will in:
. “We «:‘l'iieii tw-i lifelmrits. (me had W“

l\\(-l\(‘ iniii‘s shot inroiiuh ii. hilt they
rweri- pl‘luxeil tip. The ('lljlldill ordered

The Gun laurel Lndim‘ Aid in ..
:“m. “hut [mum] ltIthl‘vi “li‘ ih‘illml 0f zety will “Lon Thili’fidll} evening-it
|l'slnint. l-‘rnnee. iilmut sixty miles elf, ,1!” III” 1 I158 Alice Foley. 91
:uhile the mpinin's limit. in \Vilii‘h I .m In. “met. A large attend-

:uns ii Messenger. turned townrd the mum

H-onsl of Hit-gland, :ilmnt r-iehty miles -
‘nwny. After rowing fur nhoni two'

miles the submarine disapwured. The l M W people were in “t'

 

 

- . \illlgillii Allin-y wn< indr :znbnierged. Itcndnnca, hat ore-nine. tit the opening

lillli iln- enptnin sugar-strut that we go ”Icahn g u. 3,41)“.an Green (‘aili-
dulek,‘ qu-iiI-ylillfll wr-Inliluht tetiii'ili‘ll ti he‘t; Icuo m whid) ('(iilHlN‘D'NJ
i H" Iil.lll't‘ o in [newt up, le (11 - | I I H
t:iin rind I went :thourd to get some 3 - geporl.
inetlleines from the eiildii when the
‘snbnitii'ine (‘liit‘l‘flt‘ti hilt) ini‘ds nwny
:ind tired l\\'(v more shots. one passing
over lli‘\‘ hentl iii the enhin. I run out
“In the [mrt side rind jumped into the

A rot-ht fleeting of Welcome
Stranger lodge. No. 354, Sons oi St.
George rill he held this evening, in

 
 
 

Mutter. while the mptnln jumped in on
the hlill‘lI' .Il‘ii \lile. where the lin'it wits,
’iinil was ilil'iii xl up and the sailors
li'll“'l"l nwnr. lint not before the tier-
lnmn euiumiinder hnd I'lliit'ti out that he
l\\'(l|liti pl 1; me up. i hurl on a life belt
'rind w:i.~ supported hy some ititllliis. l
i was in the writer twenty minutes when
l the hilirlliill'iilt‘ l nine illtill'l\i1it‘.

l . Fed by the Germans.

‘ "The lir~t thin: l tuld the snlimtirtne
ieonimander was that i was :in Ameri-
‘r-nn. lie :ixked me u lot of questions

 

 

the loan nouns in Main street. Rou-
tine business will mme before the
meeting.

 

The Brannon Sliirs, compo-zed of
some of the best professional boll
players in Bridgeport, will play the
rLincoln Giants, of New York, the. tastv
(st minted team in the United States,
tomorrow n‘mrnoon ,nt Newfir ld i’tirk.

Final per-rations for tonight's 50‘

 

 
 

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Hitinnt the ship, \Vllt‘l't‘HWt' _\\ei‘e boom]. . chi and ahminment, were made M.
nit-:t (llll't':1l'j_’ti.\\'ll\‘. llien lie tool; me iiast ev _ _ regular meeting 0‘ 0“
down the r-onnin‘,‘r tower rind told the | Brothers' “like \'0 10 I 0 O F‘

"i(‘\\lil‘(i to ““0 mi- some breakfast. I " ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ '
itfltl hot toti‘ee, hunt llliti lirenil. imd it .The Rebekah: ‘1” he ”‘0 guests 0!
siii‘t-ly tasted food. 1 lit-\ei‘ saw so the evening. and Bad] member 0' Our
ninth machinery in so small :i eompass ;Slsters’ Lodge. is invited to bring one
before its in that submarine. She was intend. One of the biggest times '1!

:1 big hunt. 300 feet long. enrryin': two the m hupected.
six pound guns fore nn.l lift rind with

tw'otot'liedotubes. The crew numbered E Ilia t latest re n: Connie
.liltllli’. thirty men. all young. fine look- A 0 p0 "

ing fellows. I asked—the commander if 1"“ n! his m champion hauling
i could take. «it! my clothes to dry team. will be 't "“5 Norwalk A ”3'

 

' . whom. and he ordered some‘dry ones to ito give little in Norwnlk's speed live

he given to me. i was surely treated :11“! 0m!- Wlth everything in “I”
very well, and everything about the ‘vidnltr. the uptown sharks have gone
submarine was in neat order. out for w pales, and tonight‘s
“The sillimnrine had in some manner 1111th will Id! whether they are a",
picked up our life raft and was towing K
it. The commander and his officers hie of m m comers, or not. The
held a consultation. and I was asked .M at, run m a visitor in NO"
to go on (look. it was then that we .‘nlk n. m last. winter. m
saw the Mnrgnm Abbey sink. We they I.“ '9 Bridgeport With “10
stayed around the. place about an hour lion]- "I den without the dd o!
and then the. cominnnder said he was W H a. ram“; team but im-
gohig to set me. udqt‘t on the lite raft. PM“ my dinner then. “a .
He said I would soon be picked up by In W I! the visitors will ‘9‘

one at the Erzlisli patrol floats. for he ,
said they lin i been hunting for him for lb. m - ... he "1"" l

in week. :hnt tell them from Inc/“I50 '

 

"Well. they put me on the rim in my c ASTO R I A
dry German suit. Half of the crow l
were on top of the Iubmarino watch- “ Ill aw.
lng me. and they waved their cull and h '

submarine movod‘ol! and soon nb- I1—

merxotl. no "It run the Int 1 In“

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