new clothes? .
.‘Wiomtsnevciother' said Mr Cami a he
stood at Alain and Cannon and shivered with an Easterly
. wind gave m a whirl.
Trouble with Mr. Grouch was he coulb’t look sill.
“Who wants new clothes” said Mr. (loot Chou as he
hurried along Cannon street from Main and hustled into
the Howia men’s store to pick a suit and topcoat.
r Mr. Good Chew looked ahead.
" ' He knew that May was coming at a gallop. Also he
knew that May would bring some Warm weather—85 is
nothing uncommon for May to give us in the temperature
line. And Mr. 600d Cheer was going to be ready for it.
Likewise, he had found his heavy coat too warn. And
he knew it was risky to go without any overcoat. So he
picked his topcoat, wore it aWay,g ained comfort! And his
suit will be delivered' 1n :1 day or g.two
What will Mr. Grouch do?
its is going to come hurrying around' 111 May after his
suit; and want it mighty quick; and he will get it quick.
We are ready for men who look ahead and men who
wait till the last minute. ,
Suits from Hart Schaffner 81 Marx and from the House l
10f Kuppeqheimer; a great great big lot of them.
Styles for young men, styles for all men.
3‘» Rich fabrics; dependable woolen always.
_1__, -g- -10”...
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. Sign...
. row"-
i t .1'
0 «15,4
$20 to $35; .. _
~I minnow.“ :mnm
_ ‘ . Handkerchiefs for
1 Men I shoe» that , .V Whole or 00“"!
iii both wayI
’ Foot and pocketbook; Howland shoes fit men in
0th.
A beautifully— fine English-type shoe of cherry calfskin
t $8; or a full toed sturdy black calfskin shoe at $3. 501
" Which ever man seeks, READY! “'llfiiu}
r A stout dark tan calf shoe at 88.5 l .
’1 Dark tan or black calfskin shoes 02 English last. at $4. 5 , M ;,_
1mm: and light tans at $6.
- And so the scale runs; ——Just what a man wishes; in
Spice and in style—and always real foot comfort.
Yes, some of_ 2 the mOSt-de-
liglttful camisoles can be
quickly made from these dain-
ty new handkerchiefs!
Crepe do chine of pink or blue. for
example. Joined together by line
stitching and finished with clever ll.-
tlo shoulder straps.
0! line while linen. otlsllkwand
some of the fancy 'kerchlets have de-
signs that add to beauty of camisole.
A number of sorts. specially fitted
for this use«——25c.
Collars for poor with summer
dresses—made of those soft and lus-
trous crepe do chine 'kerchlels at but
25 centsl
Ross and blue and lavender, with
,u
Main floor. rear.
Men: they re ready
rt. if you want em arly! goggargarfiifilg efigc’loprittdh‘enbbmi
' Light fine soft cool union suits 1n athletic style. ‘W 1 Center aisle. room a: I
; Nainsook—SSo to $2 — ’
"'1 Knitted fabric—$1 to $2. 50. Some women'; shoes
Lon able. front. -' a . yet It $4.65!
Thole stiff-cuff ‘ What a flurry the Shoe Sale
it t 1 t ‘ mam!
I 1" ' 1“ P en y Women are keen; they
know a good opportunity!
How they have been hurry
ing to pick from these $6 and
A lot of sensible men pick stiff- cuff shirts every time.
"lhey know Why!“ '“ - '"
Here is frésh supply for such men.
lOI'kC made, new clear tasteful patterns attractive $7 fancy shoes at $4 65.
télOl' S—-$ 1; 1 5 his“ aisle. rear. ttu‘; :L.‘ , ‘ Time yet for you to Share—
2. . ~ ‘ ’twas a big lot and there are
U‘inltrella "one can many pairs still to find new
3-4.x
t” dmm 1
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th-d .- kiln
anon-m hid-Ii
Int Prod-t lease of,
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WAisillNa'f‘ON April. 36: Armin
van wanton are to hue represent“
lion in i'bc par (manila of the pullout
A committee of women to be knownQ
us the Committee on Women's Do-
lense Work was created yesterday 1.
the Council of National Bets-use to‘
cooperate in bringing about the tull’
assistance of American women in the
prosecutlu‘n of the war. Olllclai an-
nouncerumt of the appointment of the
committee was made. Dr. Anne How-
ard Shaw, the veteran sulfragp advo-
cate. is named as chairman.
The announcement by the council
follows:
‘Tteailzlng the lnestim‘able value of
woman's contribution to national of
tort under modern war conditions. the
Council or National Defense has ap
pointed a committee of women of na-
tional prominence to consider and ad-
vise how the assistance at the women
may be available in the prosecution
of the war. These women are up
pointed as individuals. regardless oil
any organizations with which they;
may be associated. The body will be
knovtn as the Committee on Defense
Work. its membership is as follows:
“Dr. Anna Howard Show, chairman.
“Mrs. Philip N. Moore of St Louis,
president of the National Council of
Women
“Mrs. Josiah SE. Comical oi Califor-
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momsbmmdsssnnflp
Eli-8L 11113.5(:pr
V Just as Marshal Joflre, sailor of France, left the President's yacht Mayflower at the Washington Now“
land and entered an automobile to drive into Washington the photographer snapped him.
Ambassador J. J. Juesernnd and forward is Ganeral Hugh 1..
the background is seen the Mayflower.
At his W1 1
Scott chief of staff of the American drip! V
p111. president of the General Federa-
tion of Women's Clubs.
“Miss Maude Wetmore of Rhode ls-
missus 22:13:33th Sciatic. National who will give his famous free lecture,'V
‘Mrs. Carrie Chapman Unit of New “Will Jesus Come Again? if 80.:
York president of the National W0 Why?" in Red Men’s Hall, South Nor
runnisulfgagemonigmgsli: lllli i walk. Sunday at 3 p. m, for many
"L rs. nto no. u 0 nos. 5, 1 . . 1
“Mrs Stanley MoCormiclt of 8011- ycnrs the pastor or n lBaptist chubwh‘
ton 0! St. Louis is an enthusiastic ex-
”‘drs. Joseph TL My of Atlanta. ponent of “Church Unity" and left his
(in president of the National Society remunerullve position to devote his
01‘ Colonial Dam“ time to this end lupin 111 p ‘
1. Y R. b- 1 . s oyhood1
”“3 [WW‘OINW or pu his able mind and hlslronlc ability
lishor and writer"
1 11ch been devoted to the service of
100d with a homing desire to help his:
"0'.” “MES! 0“ “mm“ 10 H better understanding
of the glorious character. and great
Testimony Show: inspectors 0p-
WILL JESU8 COME AGAIN?‘ V
Merrie. Sturgeon, of New York city,’
love of Jehovah. revealing to them
that power which will transform their
lives bringing Joy and peace in place
of confusion, doubt and lean He has:
lectured extensively throughout .lhe't
United States and Canada.
posedto "It'lhm‘ll Waste, The Home Bible Study club are
fortunate in being able to sckure his
SM] “Ml services and trust- tlmt no one will
lose this opportunity of hearing him.
Claim 1311.. April 27.;s-Some oi
the inspectors thl by the Rue . Owing to the high prices or food
slop government IL thé plant of tho the c l fi .. F
llldtlystonn Ammunition corporation, °m “3 9"“ °“ 0' Greens ’3
where 129 thus were lost by on ex «Ml “WNW “8160mm
ploslon on April 10, were radical So-
cisllsls and hold voiced their ,dlsap-1
proval of the ammunition industry,
wording to" testimony produced at. ‘
the inquest today into the disaster.
While conflicting views as to the
cause of the explosion were expressed
WHAT’S TH E REASON
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Many South NorwalkV People in‘ Poor
. Health Without Knowing the ‘
Close ‘ ‘
ALWAYS WELCOME,
The man’vVho has money is always welcome
1? those with whom he comes 1 in contact, not
merely because he has money; but chiefly be-
cause it proves him to be a successful man.
Open ‘a savings account with this bank by
depositingohe dollar or more, and deposit regu-
larly a definite part of your earnings. That is~
the secret—REGULARITY, AND SMALL
UNIFORM AMOUNTS. You will be surprised
atgthe quick’ change from dependence to inde-
pendence; and, in the course of years. you will
become a successful man with money.
The Peoples Trust COmpan-y
OF SOUTH INORWALK, CONN.
W. w~_--
owners. 1
aiforcl to lose Every size but not in‘ every
.53
A man doesn’t want to bother With too good an urn-L
tellax ,
V' it’s a heap better to ow
osel
Here they are.
over that will shed mine—$1.
h“. .- opposite
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if there should be a ker
But they must be pure
VV'rth any other sort.
_ Ready; good variety; '5
VV cave; and big enough for
'1‘.» .1
' 7 ”'9‘" A newlleimet
1 and other notions”.
»' Net made of seat human
air, 0f genuine strength, and
5} me “invisible. ”-- Shaped like
heap, it fits snugly. Several
_-lSc, 2— for 251:.
Smooth polished shell hairpins,
insight or crimp’ed or round top—
611 box.
creole dust-cops with elastic set
11 sole to mike them tit slowly-#103;
Sleeve protect’cnfir‘si men 1anerVI no
tom-161: an 351:. .
utl‘e 0! black patent; leather.
p on while at kitchen tasks And ‘to
dress-sleeves from' announc—
°that out Impothly up: an...
Rutter. For manicure
90 to!
on “hate to glve’ up"...
if so oqut qtabl
1 .ea‘lly quite deserving of the
A hades of brown, blonde black:
:ry.‘ serving several styles and 1
ast yea's Sta-w hatkthat
11 one that you can afford to
Stout frame, comfortable handle, good.“ i
50.
oleutors. . ‘1’ f. .-
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A man can t have
too many handkerchtefi . --
chief in every pocket, most
en w0uldn’t have too many.
linen; a man isn’t satisfied
oft and firm and even of
a real man—per half dozen
80c $1. 05 $1. 35.
Collar! that "3%?
transform dress'es.’ ‘ "
Smart new Collars (and
cuffs to match, if one wiShes)
to bring variety to dresses.
sumo in new shapes .to har-
monize 'with the tasteful new
suits. Many of uie while,
many of cream co or, some in
striking sports designs. What
a fine assembly to choose
. from!
. Broadcloth collars 5012;, $1
rind $1.6
1411126011: 9 olVths, many beauties-«6011 81
Center Ilsle. rear.
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sets.
ind
Organdy sets. 1m trimmed o‘r hem-
stitohod or tucked or embroidered——
$1.60 our: 5!. 60
Ge'ort‘e to pets; pure white or white
cowblnod With color-I. embre dared
some or lth deep tuck-2111
bgok— 1.5a and {I 60
boys and little
style. 1
‘ 11.231
Millions-.119.
I.
Stuart blue suit
1 sway—‘35- .1 :~
A suit made of a good
staunch true blue serge.
A suit made in the new Nor-
folk style with clever belt and
attractive pleats.
A suit tailored right straight
through with‘ care as well as skill.
A suit that will wear long. that. will
(it Well. that will make boy feel right
Wherever he goes.
‘ And its price is but 35
An unusual ’prlce for so good a suit
at this time, 0! all times!
Practically all sizes for big
$15
~fibril basehronu W
A pair "of good ‘
‘ silk stockings—~39
womén’ s stockings of good 1
clear even texture silk. knitted so
they fit smoothly anduwlthout uneven
strain at any point. of good weight—-
The. . Tops are reinforced to add to
wearing power. soles and heels are
double—White and black; 750 1
Speciauslze stockings tor women 0!
large figure- Sort firm cotton. tirin-
texture. ribbed top double sole and
heel Either white or black—29c 'x,
Some good light lisle stockings lint
will give service, white or blacks-461$
belt aisle. relr. '
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Two particular gloves stand,
out with cheerful excellence.
have the . «hinting
mobility and givin3 duo's baud
rim
"a“ use an or 11.1 ”I
soft but 'tlrm. at!
j'l‘hey have the
in n: u lionoitrso‘iopnro.1“t its otoned
41311;» sire fit thV- 1
by the various witnesses, many incl
dents pointing to attempts to wreck
the plant were detailed. Witnesses
There ‘are scores» of people who;
drag out a miserable existence with
out realizing the cause of their suffer-
; found in shells-
bothered with bladder trouble four or. 1 1
line years It g’étr‘e me a great deal f 3 ,1 ' ‘ . ;- D
~ , of pain. ”I look different médicinos, . ,1;
, but nothing did me any good until 1
' got. Foley Kidney Pills." Many pep ‘ '
'u-o'ume when they can b
told of finding matches wrapped in
More under oil ésns. a blackened
match head among broken powder pel
lets. antic pieces of steel in the black
powder of the shrapnel shells
Joseph Dyrda, a Russian inspector,
dostifylng through an interpreter
told of finding the pieces of steel on
numerous occasions in the shells
\vhcnvhc was testing the amount of
pop dcr with a gauge
ins. Day 11!th day they are racked
with backache and headache; suffer
{rompers-0111111958. dlulness, weak
hasslinguor and depression, Por- 1
hops the kidneys have lsllenbehlnd ,
in their 11 01k of filtering the blood l
nnd that may’be the root 0 f the t
trouble. Look to your kidneys—418-
‘ one 0! the chief slst them in tltelruwork-glve theru'
"1:351:33: fill-aka? Russian govern the help they need. You can use 110 1
plant who expressed the view that tltc,m01‘e highly recommended remedy i
explosion had been accidental, ndmlt- than Dunn’s Kidney Pills.
Are the best refrigerators All” .1
7th: market today. They coil»
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RATMOND 8r SON
t Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers. 1.
Wall and High Sts.
. on our second floor.
-A splendid assortment of
EDDY REFRIGERATDRS
are now ready for inspec
Come to and see them.
NVorw
ted that he had been a Socialist and! Below is grateful testimony from all
that some of the inspectors under sufferer in this vicinity: "‘”
him held radical views. 1
Omclals or the compan) and Dr ‘3 Grahmll- 20 Van. Zant ',|street
Francis '1). Patter 0n, 0: the state, East Norntalk, ssyzs “About a year orl
bureau of lndustria hygiene and on so ago I used Doan’ ti. Kidney Pills and ‘
gtneerius. expressed the view 111111 the in view or the results obtained 1 cer-
explosion could be traced only to a tainly‘ have a lot of faith in them. I I
sinister or! 11.
Captain Til-alter M Wilhelm vice gladly recommend them to apron?
president and general manager of the “011W!!! by a .weak or lame back.
corporation who Was among the bit- They helped me Va great deal. " l
nesscs who eXpressed the belief that} Pflce 5011. at all dealers. Dont slm-l
the. exp10sion was caused through‘ bl! air for a kidney. rem eds—getl
malice. declared that. the concern‘s 1
anestigatlon had also brought out Donn. Kidney Elba” “me that Ml- I
the fact that ntst‘clt heads turn boon Granon had Foster-Mllburn Co.
:11 other munitlon V‘Propsd Buffalo. N Y.-~Adv.
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plants. ‘
HAD TROUBLE FOUR 0R FIVE
- ' YEARS '
No one appreciates good health like
those who are in W. J Furry. R. F.
D. 2. Salem, lilo; writes: “I have been
Children Cheeriplly and
Patiently Treated. by Modern
‘Palnless Methods. 1
1 Model-ate
Charger for ’ ‘
sous sum from kidney and bladder 1 '
View Best Deplal Werkt
‘ shoved.
Backsche. dizziness, rheumatic pains.
in: or sore Joints and other syrup
toms yield to Foley Kidney Plfil.
Adv . , .
subsoil-Powell orpor'ation.“
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o. B. JACKSO?
OPTOMETRIST
' 511 Wall Street.
.1 KRYPTOK LENSESe-Folding Oxfords in Gold ‘6:
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. ~ ‘ ‘
Thorough examination of the eyes. Dentists' prescrip-
dons promptly filled Expert Repairing ~
'<—-1-¢)——)‘»
Asceptic Office
Surgeon '
(Dentist
75 South Main St.
.Hours—ga. 1114099 in.
' By Appointment ,1"
5 M. Den‘z
Mancini
Painless {and Conscientious“: “
Denim-y _
Sympathetic Treatment. 1/
Norwalk Chronicler