Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 20, 1917 · page 12

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III(We have a complete stock now; but me
congestion in traffic upset the best of calcu’la'

 
 
 

going slow—it’s a germ ; d05-
The world’s ailanre with i
aetxvge 12:1;th V8 The HatCh & Bailey coo:

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tomorrow? It’s a gam-
‘Who'll win this war we
otV tell, but we are sure
re in for—well it’ s a gam-

RRES

é coarser

illevacw Scienc

0N 0F CHIROPRACTIC ‘
t'nraetic is the definition oi the
of the “roses and the art at
the some. Disease is caused
V wrench. twist or sprain in the'
live: it done in childhood
pinchedrnervea and pain in
,, tertho dilierent organs snd‘v

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We llavc Reduced Car Prices 011 Every !
Coat, Suit, llrcss, Skirt and Millincry

We carry the most de egendable goods and the largest
stock in The Norwalks. orne while the assortment is good
and save money. Suits from $7. 98o .Coats from $5 .98 up
Dresses from $6. 98 up. Sir rts from r .98 up. Hats from 75c
up. We sell more suits and coats than all the rest of the .
stores in town. There mut be a reason. Come and buy
without delay. You should be one of the many who know
better goods when they. see them.

THE PARIS . 33 So. MVaIfn SI.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Buy Cameron ”Meters

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Vtors remove the cause or
, nli pain. health is restored
harmonizing the nerve eye-
your body. Female troubles!
-. . . . attention; also. curvature" '
' ' no. ' You will never regret ~
fChlropractor a chance to .

Stock, and buy all you can

 
 
 

at present prices.

 

Francis, D. C.

Vltlnuton 8t. 80. Nor-walk. Conn.

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connomndlv UNDERWerms co.
1.228 Broadway 4 . New h’ork city

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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a ways the same old story Just
.5 start to cut the can at lit-

._ planting garden stuff. the
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,‘Vémarkable Garment Magnets to Draw I
3 Our Attention and Attendance For 2

 

 

 

 

,VVThc weather“ 1s with us. Spring clothes must be bought now. We make these Vofien to
__Ven the already htrislrinterest in this sale, All the garments are new, and of uncommon

. You would find poritive satisfaction in any of them, even if you paid the usual prices.
hose reduced figures their desirability is emphatically supreme.

Coats 1n All Shades

$10.00 Coats reduced to .. ._; . . . .. ~
Stags-Coats reduced to ......

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Splendid Variety . .

 
 
 
 
 

, - 'Sizes 1‘ to 46 $‘r5.oo Coats reduced" to ........... ’
Suits fiduced t0 .............. $18.00 Coats reduced to ..........
Suits tednced to ............. 3 $20. 00 Coats reduced to. ............ $12

98
$25. so Coats reduced to ........... 14 98
$30.00 Coats reduced to
$35.60 Coats reduCed to . . . .. .......

$40.00 ‘Coatsreduced ,to ; . . .- .......

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

35o~Su1ts reduced to ..........
"Suits reduced to .- ...........
Suits reduced to ...........

20 00.
nits reduced to . ........... $22 50

 
 
 

 

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OON AND EVENING DRESSES

' es reduced to ., ........... $3 95
{eases reduced to V.V . . . .~ ....... $7 98
ea reduced to 1: ........... 1,$9 98
ses reduced to ....... ..$13 75
, reduced' tO‘. . . . '.V . $16 50

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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$2. 59, reduced to' .. . .' ............... $13

THE HANDSOMEST WAISTS IN TOWN
AT SALE PRICES '
$4.00, reduced to ....... : ....... .figé |
$5.00, reduced to ..... ‘V. ............

$7.60, reduced to ........ -......

$1. 50, reduced ‘to ......... - ...........
$8. 00, reduced to ............ - ........ $5 98'

 
 
 
 

 

$1.75. 52. 50. $298 $3. 98. $4. 98 AND Up
flats and Trimmings

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a city commentary. it will be aunt; V

' My Dear Mr. Mayor.

,sm'nll company of highly intelligent

might be called a city constabulary. Fine Ribbed “ion Suits, lac V
‘ These men to be under my leader, U c or shell finished knee ....... ,. 5oc, 60c, 75c, $1 .00, $1. 25
ship. and to be sworn in by you as Bodies Vests ............................................ 5c,1 19c, 25c, 29c, 35c, 390‘? 50c

, constables, without pay, under your

‘ mediate orders, and those of the Chief

. City of Norwalk

. and ammunition provide the automo-

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,ner" came from outside, where. n

he the notes reached higher there

:Vln Washington‘s army;

.shall rule. The age of kings is tust‘

day, I hear the cry, “Going, going——

 

am Hyatt

Hmolk’s Lending Dry Goods Store

 

 

 

Spring lUnderwear For
‘ Women

Fine Ribbed Sleeveless Vests . . .......... .
Fine Ribbed, Dutch Neck. Short Sleeve Vests ..

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

mobile, inasmuch as Mr. finisher
promises to provide motor care for
transportation. Mr. Gusher was
swam in as a special constable by
Mayor Heretnom yesterday afternoon.
The letter tolmszw j ,.

Pursuant to my talk with you ear-
lier in the week. I desire to suggest
that l undertake the organization or

 
 
 
 
 

15c, 19c,» 25c, 291:, 353.501:

 

1.... llacenneso-ssav-aeoo 51c

me Ribbed, LOW NCCk, Short SICCVC VCStsVoscosssooaOeno‘croesoc0".ease-olootIlOOO"0 25:
Fine Ribbed Sleeveless Tight Knee Union Suits

 
 
 
 
 

and alert citizens; whose loyalty and
ability are beyond question. into what ' ' ‘ r,- ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ 50c, 6°C' 756' $I.oo

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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{vested authority.

1 propose making this body mobile
in the highest degree, and for that.
purpose will provide motor cars,
which will be held for this special
service.

Each man will be provided with
suitable tire arms and one Lewis
machine gun will also be included.

Tire squad to be under your im-

Tights, tight or lace knee ........................ . ............. . ....... . ..... . 29c, 50:

Italian Silk Vests and Knickerbockers.

 

 

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FRENCH ADVANCE CON-
TINUES NORTHEAST OF
SOISSONS‘ AND NEARER
TO LAON.

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front ofV‘VVsix and one-half miles.
LONDON, April 20, 5:15 p. tn.
-—General .Maude, commanding
the British forces in Mesopo-
tamia, has forced a passage of
the ‘Shatt-el Adhem, attacked the
Turkish main positions and com-
pletely. routed the Turkish forces,
sagg an official statement issued
to ay by the British War Depart-
ment. So far 1,244 Turks have
been taken prisfioners. ' ~

 

of Police, and to be subject tot call
lday or night for any kind “of emer-
gency duty within the limits at the.

 

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i will he Rind to purchase all arms

Mice and other equipment. so that the
city will‘be at no hxpeuse whatever
for this service. and will also under-
take to procure. the men and train
them in their duties.

There “seems to be no doubt that
the huge teriltory around the city.
harm as th 'frh district. has no pol-
ice or other it incitement! this body
would provide this protection.

We might also prove valuable by
(supporting the police at an outer
gene}. and due, to great mobility rind
heavy (tr-matter“, could give prompt
and ctilcient service

The above is an outline of my ver-
bal suggestion to you which you up-
pr‘ovcd, and tinder which I have been
zzrkggfilgoz “magnifilgflltgg ’23; showed a slight improvement this
rt‘qtrlilng' c lderable investment 1 morning. The actress passed a corn-
have decided to icduee the suggestion fortable night. her physicians said..-
to wriii .311 that you could formally -
lnsirue me

Yours tetv 11".ul)
Signed. 13.13. tiAlaAlVll‘IR
To The Hon. (“till A Hurstrom
Mayor of the City of Norwalk

Special for Tomorrow

It is our usual custom to offer a few special induce»
ments every Saturday. and tomorrow's items will be no
exception to this rule.

Coal Department

From $2 to $4 reductions on each. All the latest models
and shades.

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VMME. BERNHAVRDT menoveo. '
NEW YORK April 20.—-'l‘be condl

tion of Sarah Bernhardt who was op-

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Suit Department
‘ $3VVto $5 troductions or! alleuits bought tomorrow.

Millinery Department

New Shapes just arrived fiom ...... 98¢ it) $3 98
' And these prices are all slightly marked Vdown front

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Arrll it 11117. ‘ LOTION T0 WHITE" V, former selling prices t5 ‘ .
» ‘ . AND BEAUTIFY sour-t . .4; - ‘ ...- .. , _.
ASHER WISHES KAISER '7 4%“ = = -

 

 

In all weathers the skin and corn-
xlon can be kept~ wonderfully
clea soft and white by the use of
1min inexpensive lemon lotion \rbich

luny girl or woman can (‘llSlh VVVVVle
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(Continued From First Page) pare.
has gone them to commit suicide. The juice of Vtwo trash lenronsV‘ '9XVV12V (VVV Vr R 7 95
Personally. i believe he is going 10V strained into 1' bottle VoontalniugV longo Sum ugSV

.his St Helena to Join the great Alex~
nude; the Ito Caesar and the.
young Cerulean Napoleon" .

as the chaplain was speaking, the
strains oi. “The Star Spangled, Bau-

three ounces of orchard white makes
a whole quarter pint of the most' re-
markable lemon ‘ skinnboalltliier at
about the cost one must pay for 11»
email 1111‘ 01 the ordinary cold creams?
Care should be tiara—‘11 to strain the';
. lemon juice through a fine cloth so no;
lemon pulp gets: in. then this lotion‘
willlteep fresh for months. Every
woman Rump}! that. lemon juise is
used to bleach and remove suchhleur
ishes as freckles, sallowness and tan.
and is the ideal skin softener smooth-
ener and beauliflerV

Just try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
.up a quarter pint ol’ this sweetly fra-
grnn 9 lemon lotion. It .naturally
shoul help to soften. freshen. bleach
and bring out the roses and hidden
beauty of any skin. Those who, will
make it a habit to gently massage.
this lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands once or twice daily, may
be repaid with a skin that. in flexible .
and young locking and a. peach like
complexion. ~Adv.

691112? Grass Rugs $7.95 '-

Yotr will save nearly $2.00 if1
you buy either of these'rugs be-
."fo’ne May 1st, asthe price will
then be $9. 60.

A. J Angcvinc & 8011 C0.

band wus playing.» Ha pause-11.3.1111 .
was :1 listening silence in the room
of the gathering. Then the silence
was broken by the chaplain himself.
He was in a. lighting mood

“l‘m proud of my ancestry be-
cause-they were ixflVglrm-s My great
grandfather was a brlzadier general
my father
took his niece with the boys of blue
in l, and now I. too. am ready to
has co home and life for my conn-
‘1'; My application is in the hands
the governor, it? he wants me for
service. .
A‘I ruvaeli am a pacifist but of
the fighting kind it you please. When
lthere is fire all around. ready to con-
sume. it is no time for a bucket bri—
'.gade The war 111' Europe has re-
sowed ‘lISell’l into a battle oil auto-
cr‘acy against democracy In. due
time in my estimationhdemocr‘acy

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Come in and See Them
Will Place on Sale Today
97 Pair oi ladies Shoes. Pat $11,611::
Metal, Russia can. Bull and Late Kid
and Cloth Tops. Formerly - Sold at
S3 00, $3 50, SA. lllleow at $2. 25
MAX LEVY

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going. When I look at Germany to»

hone!" .

 

Genuine 60c Chocolate
Covered
Caramels

89c

,. This is without doubt the most marvelous Candy
glue we have cred yet. , ' ~
caramels th

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so. Norwalk

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ARBVOR‘ VVDAVY OBVSERVEVD.VVV

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‘ .ihen gave3 a very misusing talk on
~ ,"V'r‘reés. " This was followed by
VVV-QVArbor- DJVY‘ilusV attrnsly Voliaerrt’d 51‘0" “MAW“V ‘5“ "F'°""“V'V' by “‘5:
this morning by the pupils at the Com .90”th Jones, and a p’oerVn on Arbor‘- "

1‘ school at an easembly which was Day on recited by Harold Ndon~
bl . .9 o‘clock. 11...,

 

 

 

 

 

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