Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 28, 1916 · page 12

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:lornia in to start proceeding» today!

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"flew-alumna vat Inn to you
than touch-gob penumbra-d".
QUALITY - WORKIAIIIIIP — SEIVlCI‘.

Mdakhdyeu can-m beet.

Emu!” you will want The Heidi I. Mby's well
mnuiortuud lumber «dainty—Why not now?

The Hatch E: Bailey Co.

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.CALIFORNIA AFTER INHERIT. ,lludner, of San Benito county, ruled
ANCE TAX. Recently, however, that Harkness was

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28 . t'uli-T

a resident of Kentucky.

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gunman-(meant but-Mi

notation-cell thorn-tilt
oun- hum cliche-too
market twat lulu will but tho

tlllou label at the third Hilton 0'
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Sunk AIM.

The delegates 01 the- mvmlmfi
her? very nut-b lllernted in the
mew! that Danbury lad um Will-
‘a majority. Hoot 01 then had hard
the Hughes had carried lhnbury and
flow had to get a Certified statement
in! the vote cast before some 0! tht|
:delenates Were wholly convinced that
ithc Democrats had been victorious in
,this city.
erutinn was forced on Danbury. e5-
‘pecratly during this election became
of the Loewe suit, in which Mr.
Hughes, as judge in th.u Supreme

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to establilh its claim tor an iulieri»: RELIEF FOR GERMAN ORPHAngcourt, concurred with the. court in de-'

”me tax on the 3100.000.000 mate; 1.08 ANGELES. Cat, Nov. 28.«The.
0’11” late. 1.. V llarknesx, "lefidtllt‘ns 0! Lou Ange-lea have subscrib.
Standard Oil magnate, who die-d in} ed npporximately ”0.000 for the re-
lhls state two years ago. lioth New
York and Kentucky also are claiming
the right to levy on the llarltneisl
formula. The. tax will approximate

many and her allies, tit-cording to an

itrell, chairman of a Southern (‘alitor-

, it was said, 9,000,000, Attorney:i You? nia committee which was organized

resenting; the state expect to file airm- that purpose. The money was
briei in the state supreme court to! raised, .\lr. BordWell said, at the
day, setting forth that Hurkness had? zestion of James W
been made utfidzivit on tour m-mamns bassador to Gcrmanv. ‘
that California was his home. ” ‘

Robert Waring, ntute tax attorney.
said that Harkness paid his last fed-
eral income tax as a resident of Hot-
lister, Cal. Superior Judge John L.

sug-
Gerurd, Am-
:mittee expected to forward $25,000

jington, bt-lore he salts for Germany
on December 5.

lie! of widows and orphans 0t Ger-‘

announcement today by Walter Bord-

Mr. Borduw-ll stated that the com-

ciding against the batters.
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t REGENT THEATRE PICTURES
At the Regent Theatre, tomorrow,
the picture will the the Valeska Sur-
retl in "Jealousy," instead of Louise
Hull and Jack Ptcklortl as advertised.
On Thanksgiving day there will be
presented Louim Hurt and Jack
‘Ptcklord in “Seventeen,"

cess, “Beltinti- the Screen." This is

ito Ambassador Gerard, now in Wash- without dbubt the funniest "mu” Mi

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. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL

10% Off-Overcoats-IO‘VO Off
One Day Only

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER' 29th '

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TABLE DAMASK by the yard .......................... 50¢, $1.00. $1.25. $1.50. $2.00
Napkins to match ................................................. . $3.50 to 55-50 do“
PATTERN CLOTHS '
72 x 72 ins. ......... . .......................................... .. . $3.75, $4.25, $500
72 x gains. ............................... . ............. .. . .. . .. . . . $435, $450. 35-00
72x108ins. ...... ”,1. .............. -..._... ............ ...... ....... ....- $S'°°.$7-0°
NAPKINS TO MATCH ~M
HEMSTITCHED DAMASK TEA CLOTHS AND NAPKINS
36, 45 or 54 ins. with half doz. Napkins to match . . ............ $5.50, $6.50, $7.00 the set
NAPKINS. hematitched and scalloped ............. ‘ v ............ 53-75. $4.25 to $7.09 doz.
HEMSTITCHED LUNCH CLOTHS, 36, 45 or 54 inches .............. $I-75. $2.50, $3.85
SCALLOPED LINEN PILLOW CASES ............ ........... $3.25 pair

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

H. Krieger .8: Co.

The Store that gives the people
one hundred cents value for:
every dollar spent;

THANKSGIVING SALE wru. BE cumin;
in tomorrow

We will make Special reductions on everything
bought in our store tomorrow. Whether you
want your purchase charged—whether you pay
cash, the price will remain the same. '

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

B. AC good 301.? it;l béuei‘gray and mixed colors; Loose :5 Overcoats for Men .‘ k $15.00 to $20.00
ox oat an mc ac . 3 9
l hankogiving Price $9 3:; Boys 9V61'003l3 . . ' ~$4.50 t0 $8.00
0;. Ladles Goat's ' e _ o 0 $5000 to $75.00
$12.50 Overcoats 10% Utf 3; S . 1 Bi k Sh ' $3 50 $5 00
‘ wondergvul values l3 tithis ,line,dhilc&lud3ng all the lacs; 0:. tap e ac oes ' . ' o to . .
nove 163 l 00 0118, a e m0 e , ara f8 fill i . ,
Sim;this?i::“:‘ti';.‘::;‘.,",::‘.n‘,"°°" 35...: Box 53;, Boys’ and Girls' Shoes . _ $1.50 to $3.00
Ihanksgivmg Price $11.25 fig Biys’, Suits . . . $3.98 to $7.50
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$15 Overcoats 10% Off .5. Girls’ Coats . . ,. $2.98 to $15.00
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m..f§:::.$:;‘°.;}%?::;r:: z:r:.:.:.rrci.3*:z iii Ladies Fancy Shoes . . $4.50 to {5900
meet '5 approva. .
or::sftztrinsrgintriguingt::“.::.°:f:r {‘34 Men’s Shoes - - - $350 to. $600
ages.- . so: , . . . .
Thanksgtvrng Price $13.50 a Blankets and Quilts . '.._ $1.50 to $6.50
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$18 (New i 10% (Mi 3’3" """'”'”‘"”""’ ””“‘ ’" M ”‘ " ”‘
Here you will find the finest quality Coats turned 1:: slx Buafll'Aths Hot‘el Clittor
out by the best taiIOrs in America. Every coat equal to 3 i ‘ .. - .
custom made. These coats are made in all the models; con- .3. IRACfD I0 8““. \ WI" serve a SpeCIal '
servaTtLve, Pigtch Back and Form Fitting Coats. , 1 I? ' '
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m... ”3.1.3.? *° “W “h “if “”3“ P“"°“"- .ng WWW“, m m, \Thanksgtvmg Dinner, $1.00
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lhanksgrvmg Price $16.20 , 1:1; m,"co tau. to mo w- 1210 .2 p. M.
* ' ' ‘3‘ t lien by Clover-93s ' ' ‘ ~ ‘ ‘
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, This is your chance to cut: the high cost; of living . . {é- hNnughBRil'iram, so; 2s.—Kn..;nlfio- , ‘ f ,j _ a “it
w" ‘ ' ~ t e an cries u "t a queen o f l c nines . . as n c ammr: race i u c on) orarv own.
‘ < one D ay_.wedne 8d 8y, NOV" 29th‘.-One P ay‘ ‘ 3. ::;::::of~. fiéngzzxiugiet‘nzf: jiggirdiz mogr’l‘inQVEn‘dnllegt :oilneviit: :rrshl: otf ‘21:; frtiliir. iwcfve. Site 1.;
* ' ‘ “" ‘ 1 ’ "W . 33 iiiiiiiiflimmmgii} tiifiifiizféinz‘: .122?er .2": .....d $312.23???
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9,. co 6 to m. .uenuon brother and is now being detained at
yth'hxi deplrrtlnat or mm police headquarter". The authorities
the W cunning 0' m nanny are an uncertain as to the best thing
mum-ibis» Already. “emu“ m to do with horn aretha police in
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”m'mm ulm ’ tantamount-econ“:
. ctr-ham to haunt

stolen “: and a «kn-Id ring new
the he.- d feb- A. m sum
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nip-pilot in
been already

places where valuables might be itep:
with the speed or a professional. '
A unique defense wu made by her
today when site said that a. girl
friend took her hat 'nnd coat several
listen on! vloited a number or hour".
This. abe continued. in why the w
(«lotion e! the Inuit-lou- xlrl trimm-
to various aun-eata talllea with her.
n. pollen north-t she shot- noel:
elem ll ending replies to out».
than that are liable to implicate het- ,
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