Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 23, 1916 · page 2

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Mrs. Henry M. Flaglrr, widow

 

* C m OIU declined to make
W comment, but so crucial oi the
' sold the action was taken
'Mumm the hiaher prices
mm for necessories in all parts
then-our
his! salaries sod wages paid to the
more 191 1“ employee in 1915
muted $170. 800, 864. Since ihet
the the number or employee hos
grail: incrousd sod M M
advances have been made. It is esti-
n‘odthot the mitotic! the Steelw
thin thus is between
m III! ”00.00.0450. Wild:
“he no increase of opproriiusteiy
”M000 under the higher rote oi
«H- '
ills sun‘s rote or salary per on
he in 1915 won $292 a day, no in I
we of (our cents daily over the
”ions you. The sdvanbe to take
“in Member will nine the aver-
Q of m nod salaries to the high
retinal h the history of the corpora-
in

”AflVARD TEAM FINISHES HARD
. WORK. '
m Miss. Nov.
Uh bid will or the prepantion 0!
{to Round football team for it:
”w Isle next Saturdny end-
‘ in.) no given over ti) concert-
‘d encouragement of the players by
“Who. it was arranged
as b students headed by the liar. '
out ”that bond should march to
ID Stadium late in the afternoon, ml

 

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“he?“ s light workout by the squad‘

3‘ to Nice songs and cheers for»
use ire-o Tonight Conch Percy Iii
W and Contain P. P. Dndlnunl
II‘ ulteri- a mess meetinm of stu-
m It the Hsmu-d Union

the Crnnson lineup remained uh-
firm iodu but the coaches were
m not their choice 0! meter

‘ .I‘ lit the disputed positions wr.‘

may strong to muraut expec

I... “m 0! first class work hour the“

 

m helix selected l

AW WOMAN III-i0 SHOT
MTER DEAD.

 

 

m m d her qyn Misha}. 12

jars old. Mrs. Marie Mole, the widow
' ~‘ d I: hurls. reservisi, he just

 

u more in the criminal court

'I. in husband was celled to
i...“ and fined soon afterw lrdl
“avenue nostrils women had
“WM-enmdwm child,
«Cf/hp“ hboeil‘o. She (can! on
m in o hornese factory. Al
3“. «or: evening she came home
~ and lie ammonia. helpless
at out and bruised from [oils tor
* mot Victim orepilepsy. Ber
“hobs-tire child in an asylum
the “mini. in her despot»,
“Iii-Wit: girl with a shot-
hide-turnkey.

mm am told by the widow
ii! blamed nll’preseut to tears.
M the mm owed on. a m

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Wroxserumrsnrs mm “m“ mot limestonephosbltotoin 1:. m
“th 39““ mm out w“ wmmmommmmC

, ; rm WAKE.
was. Ill. Nos. n—m Mul-
, In: boiled ood'rhemnotic. is
our New or so estate between.
. at 8200.0“. loll. h‘sr bu he:

. “11.50 mm .IW VMMED. Ninth-inmatmmdfln’
“WM“ menus. muons” Nev 20 mmmmoummmw:

minimums“

[um Not. 21—4.th with.

 

of the Florida railroad magnate,

who Is believed to have kit her|

at least $60,,oooooo, is about to
wed again. Though her engage

ment with Jude Robert Worth!

Bingham, oi lauisville. Ky., is
not formally announced, the rc~
port well authenticated, has been
given out. Her home was in
Macon, Ga., at the time shé mar-
ried the millionaire m 1001, short-
ly after he had obtained a di~
\rnrcc on the ground that his first
wife was insane.

ONE MORE JUIOR NECESSARY.

 

BUFFALO. N. )2. Nov. 22.——A table
covered with bloopdnts and nope in
front oi District Attorney- an won
one at the indications today at all
early start in the taking of evidence
by which he will try to convict John
Edward Toner. of the murder at his
mother. hire, Anne» M. Teiper.

The mm were made by civil en-
giImt-rs at the sceuc‘oi the murder

a. of Mrs. Tenn-r and her son, Frederick

on the Ozt-lmrd l’nrk highway. lent.
January.

The examination of tulounen to see-
ure the one juror necessary to till

the jury box was I-I-smtml when com‘tI

convened.

 

 

BIO CORPOMTlONS TRY.
TO KILL STATE POW!”

 

Charge Mode Boron Newlm invent.
gating Committee at Notional
Cnpliai

WASHINGTON. NOV. zlr—ml roil-
roads of the notion so well so other
public service cor-Micros Ire delib-
crstely attempting to destroy stoic
powers of regulation. They are light-
ing (or terminal regulntbn by thn'
federal «comment.

This is on otthe chomemde lie-i
tore the Neolonds conmbnol roll- ,

mad lnvesilnuu committee 1)!
state public utility «Melons, it
‘was learned here only today.

Many state commissioners m in
Washington to appear before the
Newlands committee end begin e. our
to retain their present powers. The
commissioners Iii-rye that public ser~

vice corporations are appealing to the _

5W court 0! the United States

in ullresees lost in the lower court in
mom Mdestroy the effectiveness

of rulings b! the Slate commissions.

 

 

some to scoubmzmo.

WASHINGTON. Nor. 22rd, new
budget proposed for Spain to robin-o
the one presented in June and with
drawn by royal order. cuts expendl
tures in. nearly all the impairments of
the zoom America consular
reports. show. and at the sum time
increases revenues throne]! indirect.
taxation”.

The new bIniget shows s surplus of
81%.,000 000. It reduces: the Sum
tion for the war Misti-y by more
w “0139.90“- _

systems and «mush-mom of o no-
tier-oi Mae-mummy st hunk
of commerce. “.

 

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Wmtmbyuum
mintsmm “manual;

The. foregoing probabi: rein to rho

Ceres: steeniuhmw of. not

to'ns' monochrome sue
minimum. bulimic mi. on

“31“th

slid. {he “M
We“ aim

communal—leer.

.soolution since 1904. He is represent-

0 M - , ‘3 i I
“$53.23.
a he. ~
m mu .0 me.-

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N" lull. In. Ila—Ion “all
one: we 5 is my I. .9
today is m with the W
Hotel In» W or the Gold
Contra-i Ponce. The expo-Mu is in
M m the Congress oi
laid W III under the
combined auspices of the New York
State Hotel Associsfiou nod the Hotel
Association at New York Cly._,'l'o
day in “Western Day," to-morrow,
"Pu-Iyivudo N." Friday, “N0“
England Day,” end Seiurdsy. “New
York 1):." in the 178 booths ol the
with. every mm of the
modern hotel is represented.

 

 

“FEW BULB FOR LOMIW‘I’Y.
The Mr Young Chauncey Tells
How to Cheat the Undertaker.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21 -——ll you vu'
to live longer the: the poolnist's
thine—soars your: and too this is how
to do it. accordion to Olisuncey M.
Depart:

Get up early. on matter what time
you so to bed.

Cut out tobacco out! alcohol. if they
dime with you.

Here an eye for I pretty girl—end
tell your wile oil about her.
Keep your mind serene.

persons die curly.

Have a hobby like golf.

lie charitable. not In your will. but
during your lite.

Cholerlc

MADE SECRETARY OF PART
MASTER? ABOUATION.
Plot Muster Herold B. Woldo. ol’
Dunlinm Lodge. r. e A In, of (lies- '
tonhnry has been appointed secretary
or the Poet Mentors Association. at
tho Masonic Districts of Horticrd
county by President (7. Norton Por-
sone oi Hunter-d. to on the vacancy
mode by the deal: or Post Grand
Master Ase P.‘ Fitch. also of thot city,
who has been secretory of tho organi‘
uiion since it began in 1000. Mr.
Wolds hes beenommberoftheu.

 

 

totive of the Grand Lodge at Victoria
(Austroiis) and is nutrient resist":
oi the Masonic Veteran Associsiion
of Connecticut.

 

“was Mitts noun on
cancer

Ll'l‘TLE ROCK. AR. Nov. 22.-——The
state treasury may “1143.000 weal-
thier no the result of the sale of
1:282 bolas 0t cotton from the state
panel term. The staple was disposed
at by the atom po'uitentisry consuls.
non. There remain 1.600 boles‘to be
sold.

 

 

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we ||oss or humid-with

Mist berm W
washes out poisons.

 

 

 

bad breath and tongue is coated; it
your head is dull or aching; it what
you est moorland tons on and sold
in stomach. or you or. hilious. consti-
pond. nervous. allow ml csn’t m
hello; inst. mitt. hello-inside both.
in; Drink before restful. a piss: i
of roll hot water with s (samurai

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stomach. liver. kidnrys In! new
sod cleanse. sweeten end m‘

slimming-Miranda»

immtegguuondsourbilo-bs:

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museum-III!!!

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8.00. “flue-d
$1“

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Iran-o son. 17 pieces, Instrisn, English at!
”an- Bluebird design or gilt edge with einu
national arm designs in yellow with green, pink
.with green, or blue with white,
l_uMl..I l M 010-00 i! in 810°“

Libby Glass

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Fruit Bond, heavily med, 8 inches, " $7M
Water Set, 8 pieces, including a mirror pinion", $20.05
Gem! Tray. aw
Celery Troy, floral design “‘55.
Boo Boo Tray, $3.3
Boo Boo Dish, $1.15
Fern Dishes, $8.00 to $10.00
PM!" Out 0195' to Flow Dodgnd
Whiskey Set, 7 pieces, $25.00
Woisr Sets, Mdosigos, 7 pieces. in 55.50 to 31.00
Grape Juice Set, 7 pieces, ' $7.00
my Bowl, floral design, W $20.00
Pillow for lily bowl, “.00
Vinegar tlruets, 50 to “.00
Bogus and Creams, ’ 00 to $.10.“
Cracker or Sondwich Troy, , $5.00
wih silver handle, 'fie. , $7.00
Fruit Bowl, $3.“
Fern Dishes, floral designs, “.50 to $7.50
Vase, $14.00
Compoiu, $2.50 in $7.50
‘ Mont.

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The Fascinating Childreiis Shep-
" Cndmmrmmm. maelstrom;
gable dailies of stockinei? and cloth; nice comfy dolls
for the wee ones to cuddle when they go to sleep.

Campbell Kids, Palermo Dollies wilt lime
faces and the famous Method Hench-on
WMM 50,,50,250h,$t.001iofl.00
W No. 5! ohm; moors w
“Dorothy Featherweight" cloth and Washable, Mulls- 350‘

with gingham dresses .
50;, 75; was... M in $2.3
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Two Remorksble Sales
now in progress

' Muskrat costs.
' two's.“ $125.00

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All rue-lint“ are N Willi the

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. 5% n
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Incomes 'W

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Also may Display Shoes at 3‘
reduced prices “ems L l
Fur Coats

N Elgar“. models in all fash-

lomiie furs. ’
Mn ”130mm; int-hes,

priced Mug to length
and sweep,
$15.00 to $500.00

Raccoon,

Sable Squirrel costs, "
- . $100.00
.Bsoeoon Goats

inodc up {rem
small clippings, fine coats
for motoring,

$26.50

Artistic Fumishings * "

I!“ For men or women.
I? ‘ . l

a 1 «Iowan ‘I‘
or-

i

$87.50
with Skunk collars,$100.0l_i
f and in handsome styles,

Pony Goats trimmed. withf
tam-~-

 

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Second flour. a

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Newhnuoflestherswmceourssndl'mowl

V covers in brown and green ornamented with designoi
. appropriate for students’ rooms, dens. and libraries.‘

film for library tables,
euro,
~ 18“., . . ‘

$1.m,$2.50end$3.50l
semi

, “uranium,
«mummy,

TIM: Mk (lovers, trinuncd with metal. gallant],

$8”de

1'01?“ We, \1 ith leather trimming, $3.“) and $8. 50 ,

The Woriderfiil
F‘ilaflcjtls.

5'" 'Am you thinking 01‘

....

t Garters with silk roses.

fancy bags. cushions or
other articles to be made
of Bibhoni .. -

There are Persian ribs
bowler slippers and the.
little mule soles, quilted,
with colored satin heels

‘ ready to attach.

And endless . line of
odd Mfor bags, and
many bags made up to
show style.

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Room for lingerie
and baby caps; _

' wmmmnm
hunches, {Monet}, gold,
thiamine rm! rose. .

Winn”

rei m3 wit, Milli
hallmmisllctmandreins,
deem

Main floor; 3:

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Dniniystylesofsfidz.’

'or crepe. A wonderful
display of Blouses, plo'm
and fancy occupies tho .
center of the aisl’ein tho.
Dress Section. ‘

Filmy Lace and Gecr-C ,
gem Will“ in will“ ‘

 

 

penile! shades.

Crepe do Claims and

WWW;
magnum-rm

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