Me. If you should as]:
best sdvice, as we hsve
- - wrong-onccortwice,
s gsmbl . If we should
soul will be higher. it’s a
It might be» lower
we a liar, its a.gsrnble.
we‘ll admit. that we don't ,
,1 there’s nothing sate
going slow—it’s a gam-
The world’s aflnrne with
'1. 1,
est. We're here today but
m tomorrow? It’ s a garn-
fies of sorrow; it’s agam- 1.,
’ Tb our Customers
. The continue! rapid sdvanceinthecost oflunlhcrsnd
othernesterielswehsndle has made it necessary for us to
increase our prime.
We
regretthstwesrsohhgedtorsiseonr
exceedingly
quotations. but we art ponerless, and you will kindly rec-
ollectthntwehavemsbytimesurgedyoutoplsceyouror-.
1. dersthstwemightpiotectyou.
1. Agsmweurgeyouinallsenousnesstoplere
.rdmnow,iorwehsre-heenadvisedby-
ent condifionsmfinnetherewillbeno
the ”mills are positively unable to get
township-
*—
_H
-
oil? or
pres-
to sell for
, huge sum of money for the purchss‘
ing of aeroplane, and when these ma-
'2
a. enwe haven comphrostocknowmutnslmdenmsm;
udeongestionintnifieupsetdiehestoicdmhfions these
The Hatch 5 Bailey Co.
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lo. Who'll win this war we
mot tell, but we are sure
titre in fork-well, it's a gam-
THE
\ button or emnomorro
roprsotio is the definition or the.
‘ot-the tissue sad the srt oi
pg the some. Disease is caused
s wrench. twist or sprain in the
Even it done in childhood
sins pinched nerves and pain in
lite in the dinerent organs sud
motors remove the cause oi
- and pain. health is restored
- h harmonizing the nerve eye
in your body. Female troubler
spools! attention; also curvature
$1. spine. You will not er regrer
u; the Chiropractor s chance to
m
rustic tresrrnenrs given also.
3T. Francis, D. C.
sshlngton 8L, So. Norwslk, Conn.“
Come and sec.
We Are Especially fAnxious to Close Out the Balance of Our
Spring Stock Of
WOMEN‘S AND MISSES' SUITSfiCOATS, ‘DRiii‘SSliis,~
SKIRTS AND HATS
We have made final cut prices on all these garments. 50
low that it means a great saving to all who buy now.
“mm The PARIS “mm
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
The Norwalks‘ Pioneer Promoters of Ready-tomr Ger-
monts of the. Better Kind for Women Who Know.
SOUTH NORWALK.
year.
1:; kinds is enormous at the present time,
especially those for aeroplanes. The
‘ two hundred men are now employed
1
‘ 6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norws'lk. Phone 1180.
1’ '
EXtra Special While They Last
ROE SHAD (4 to 6 1b. average) ............... 18¢ lb.
CUT SHAD .. ..... . ....................... .12y,¢ lb
SHAD iROES . ................... . ......... 45¢ pair
OPENED CLAMS ...... r. ............ 35¢ quart
Beers Meal 81 Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
13 MAIN ST.
Norwallc Phone 881.
rsduate-trom-Pslmer School
utwoosrur
-l‘or Booklet
on Patents
/
HIS MAIN STREET
Any Junk
S. ram
Successor to Wm. Eton.
‘ Phone 499-
Fort Street. East Nos-walk.
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-.: TEETH- -
_Wit1hout.Plates
..
93.111 tosp m.,7t08
ys By Appointment Onlv.1
- 1
uTYPEWRITERS—J. c.
1Smith. Underwood.
Remington; all other
‘ «makes. sold, rented
repair-ed. Rentals. $31
per month. Machines
" sold at $5 per month
PL'. MIER
EWRiTER EXCHANGE .
,1” _
Send '
r. H. ninety
Main St. So. ..Norwalk Ch'
Oranges
Lemons
and Fowls-
1
Special for ’ThurSday ‘
Pigs’ Liver
South Norwalk.
A AV smarts: m-
\
Scluilile’s Sanitary Markers
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.
/
Norwslk.
Buy
field Ave" Bride-Mot. Conn.
UINHAPPILY wso SEEK
roe OlVOlR'CE.
hulls for dlvorce were filed
the Superior court. _Lo-
Riley. gnee dragon, of New
noted as the defendant in
on brought by William Riley of
.15,1912. The couple
ed February 26,1911.
lord Hills, N. Y.. alleg-
’ ‘ 1328;8roarlwayj‘
Cameron- Motors
Stock, and buy all you can
at present prices.
conmnnnou Moron/nurse on.
e... non-any
,
u-hu-Ir-
10c lb.
2 fur 250
f - ,. 15c doz.
Broilers, Gopoos, Roasting" Chickens,
l
«f of free. constitutional and or‘dcrly ROV-
...—o.
der the name of
7-“ wnys'._j
' on the ground of deser BIG STE-AMER ARRiVES SAFELY told of the alleged Sinking of a "34,;
' 494 ion transport " ’oud marine men
1 NEW YORK, April 25. ——’l‘he 32,120 were inclined to believe she was the
. Dicalon,‘ :nee Fergus\. .oi! ion passenger steamship built for-titer Statend'am'.
.d suit against Albert R Holland- American Line in England un- Designed as 3' modern passenger
"Stirtendnm" and liner tor New YorkRoiterdnm trade
11 October 24,1913,n11d taken over by the British government the ship was never- completed. Where
1 ml asked for the (run in 1914 for war purposes reached on there were intended to be magnliiu
The couple American port today under a White
31Stan‘ Line name.
The arrival or the“ vessel refutes
cently icarved and decorated stair.
saloons rind cabins, now only .
Tlié vessel
manufacturers.
hen, head oi the Robert W. Hunt En-
.Kineeriug Company. one of the largest
States. ,E. C. Morse,
and general manager of the Chalmers
Motor Company: W. H. Hoopla, presi-1
.neroplene motor which will he menu-1
‘ factored later on, will be the principle!
' along the coast on guard duty. Upon
'So’clock. , 1, . 1
(Continued From Page One).
The demaId-t—or engines or an
Norwalk’
yatt ,
a Leading Dry Goods Store
government recently appropriated n
chines are built, it is certain- thsien:
gineering plants all over the country
will come in for their share or the
contracts. The Springfield (3mm
will certainly receive a good ehsre
of this work, and it is expected that
a large business will be established
in a short time.
The DavenpOrt Company at the
present time is working on a number
of large orders. one of which is for
the United States government. About
BUY
by the Stamford concern which has
been incorporated with the other two
These prices are for the
localizes doz.
Among the directors of the new
Springfield Company are John J. Co
concerns of its kind in tho United]
vice-president i
dent of the American Motors Cor-
poration, Lewis Chevrolet 0! the!
And Reduce the High COst'Tof Living
Notwithstanding the great advance in the price of Fruit. Jars, we are offering some of
the best makes at LASTYEAR’S PRICES.
. All Kinds of Canning Toolsrand Helps. at Lowest Prices
FRUIT JARS
pint or quart size.
Sureseal.widemoulh.79cdoz "
Chevrolet Automobile Company and
E. 8. Kelly .iormerly of the Kelly;
Springfield Tile and Auto Truck for-l
partition.
Automobile motors will be the first
product turned out. by the new con-
cern which will locate one of its1
branches in this ‘ciiy. but the big
NOTED SPEAKERS TO APPEAR
BEFORE THE UNITY
LEAGUE
The Rev. ll. hissiinnslty. oi Sew
York city. one of the ioremOrst Jew-
ish speakers in this country and
iabroad. and Chief Rabbi J. Lev-en-
’berg of New Haven, will speak under
tl‘ro auspices oi The City League 0:1
1Norwalk. at Roodner’s Hall, this ov- '
19mg. April 25111. 1
Rev. Moslinnsky is well known as
an inspiring lecturer: and has been
largely instrumental in raising vast
1coniriburions for the. aid of the war;
stricken sufferers Rev. Masllansky
”mm and feelings we should hr" will not touch upon this topic, hou-
thing manufactured.
W
Mllllfl APPEARS
Ill lllll Ill llllll
- (Continued From ~'—-~"Pruz;o 0.119)
... .
friends. If in Mexico writhing occurs. 9V"
compromising ilt‘l neutrality or 1111 olvl An attempt is being made to mini)-
intz in dlfliculrios the two nations 11.11511 a well organized “91mg“. school
will he the ”5“" of tho MT("mowhcrc Jewish children v.1llbe instruct-
enemies of one or other of the coun- .
”19,, or b0”, ed Hebrew learning and history; as
“Tho gororumcni or the Uniied‘uell as organize .1 Sunday school tori
States desires uothingaxcopt prosper 'childrcn of Jewish folih.1
liy for this country and wishes moth-1 It 1,, expected that n ,pcmd mm; 1
lug which disturbs the establishment once will attend, as ii is seldom that
crurrrerri, pacificution of the country "‘9 opportunity to he“ 8" (“WW1
and promotion of prosperity The grrishod r-n Li’illOl‘ us R91 Mrr'slirmSkH
United Stains. in spite of vclrcmcui is atrial-or] 1
desires and slnccro efforts to remain
aloof from ihn grout conflict. has been
forced to inks no arms and l\ slr1-1
ccrely llopc that Mexico will be mo. 0 COMM'SUONERS ARRWE'
fortunate than us in this reaper-L1 NEW YORK April 35. —~Sevcn riddi-
“Americans 1" Moxlco, legt‘lous 01 rlonnl members of the British and one
the hospitality of this country, hoilr additional member of the French com
in their oillclal acts and private life. lib
will rrbsialn from any out which miglfi ““5910“ sent, here to conier w
compromise the neutrality of Moxiro American officials on the conduct of
or place this government in on 0111- the war {1th (lemony arrived at
harassing position 'un American port today on o. pasecn
This statement will be printed in _ . s
all Mexico papers tomorrow it “as 80" ““9" The “limb?“ Of We Brit-'1;
Messrs. Goodwin, ,
issued as the result of newspaper re i811 party were .
ports item the United States which Heron, Longhorn, Looming, Mol
gave alarming reports or the sua- Gownn. Puckle and Vigor Cnptaln‘
plclons thérc is regard to Mexico's .
position. Arnhnssador Fletcher will 1‘“ E ‘19 Jamey, o! .the French ertll,
mnke the same statement to General 191'." EI‘I‘iVN 1-0 join the French (1919'
Con nnzrr tomorrow. if he has the op- nation which landed yesterday.
porlunlty. - ,
l
r
Raine] Mai-tiller, odiior of El De-' RID
mocratn, it strongly pro- for-men or-1 6A8 KILLS ME EN MAN'
gun. was confirmed as a member of \lERlDEN' All?“ ”fr—Albert Gnu-
Congress after a long discussion in dot 55 years old, died of gas poison.
gm ghaangr {0235'5 "fear?“ §DP?3"0 ing at the home hcre yesterday. The
y;r. i were o excan
Labor Daily it has been openly medlcnl examiner is or the opinion
charged in El Nncionnl that El Dc- that it was accidental. A gas bracket
mocratn received money regularly had been broken off in the room in
from the (lemon legation and was which (render was alone, and the in
paid an increased rate hier- ndvortise- dicntions it was said, were that he
i l '
men s w German more an 3 1mm started to tail, possibly in a. fit of
BARéE-l—STO- DI DHAREi SINKS iirrintlng. and grasping the bracket to
MORE BRITISH AND FRENCH
...—-
NEW HAVEN‘ Am“ 25 __Tlmisupport himself had broken it off
barge 1-}. (i. Stoddard of the Kocler
Transportation Linc ‘of New York, SAGE IEA Bflunfifs
bound from Port Reading for l’rovl- ti
deuce with six hundred tons of soft
coal foundored oil Pond Point, Mil-'11
ford. early today». The captain andl AND DARKENS "MR
his wife were taken off safely and
brought to this city. The barge wns
in tow olihe tug Elmer Keeler. ibon't Stay Grayi it Dag-ken: So Nat-
' ‘ orally That Nobody Can Tell
- HOME GUARD RUMOR FALSE. 1 Yo or: can turn gin), faded halrbenrr-
There “’39 3 ”91’0” “b0“ town this tltully dmk and lustrous almost over
morning that the Home Guards were night it you'll get a. meant bottle of
80mg ‘0 ibe called 9‘“ and distributed "Wyeih’ 5 Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound‘f {it any drug store. Millious
investigation, it “'95 found however. of bottles of this old imnous sage too.
that there was honour to the rumor
end the porsonrwh'o ~had started the
rumor did‘it as n'joke.
The third compnny of Home Guards
will be organised this evening and all
members will report at the Armory at
other ingredients, are sold annually,
ray-s n \vell-lruo‘wn druggist here, be-
cause it. darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that no one can tell it ha;-
been applied.
“Emmy... nan-“Lend.“
ilrecomlng faded have s. surprise await
HOSPITAL NOTES.‘
Snivator Restlvo, 8 Mill Road was .plicailon's the gray‘hnlr vanishes and
was admitted yesterday ' ‘ A01". locks become luxuriantly dark
Mrs Franlrlyn ‘Brown, 27 Seavlew .1an beautiful.
“en“e ““3 mired may ‘ This is the age or youth. Graylrau
iihd, unattractive folks aren't “outed
around, so get busy with Wyeth’s
Son‘s and Sulphur Compound tonight
dyou'll be delighted with your
dark, handsome hair rind your youth-
irrl mounted within a. few days.
his proparoiion is a toilet requ
recipe, improved by the addition of .
The. 0 whose hair is turning gray or
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- fin. ...—pl.‘
m AUTO
my: ROBES
dNalionally Advertised iiolrc
ior Your Auto, Just the Time
.1 the Year to Keep rrre Chill
_ oil Your Limbs. I I A
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SPECIALS
. Butter, the finest creamery,pcr lb. ..... 1. .. ........ 48¢
Swift's jewel Shortening, per-lb. .......... 20¢ .
Pure Fruit Jelly... . . . ._ ....... 3 Jars 25¢
Fresh Roasted Calico, per lb. .21¢
Selected Mixed Tea, per lb. ... ”I.“ .................... 25¢ ,
A.srULL ; ~
East Norwalk.
tyne
...............
1 roll Two. + writs our
our Congolium. Rugs $7.95
.9x1212Gras’s Rugs. $7.953.
You will save’nenrly $2. 00 if
you buy either of these rugs he-~'
‘fore May ist, as the price will 1.
then be $9. 60.
A. .J Augevrne 81 Son Co.
‘ ing them, because after one or me up ‘ - -
O. I. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. . Norwslk
*1 . KRY-PTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Othfr Mountings. . '
c lists’ profit-lip“
Norwalk Chronicler