Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 30, 1917 · page 5

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1.. (Jul
Dofiors

mil go a long way just now
Cool is cheap, but the indica-
‘flone are that it will go up
noon.

The more of it you buy at
the protein prices, the more
money you will save. Our
Coal is ready for you.

Harris 81 Gan:

68 Water Street

 
 

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WE AtTfVIER FORECAST.

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Format-t to: Notttnlk and vicinity:

linsettlet‘ Vt'calher. VV‘ith probably

drawers twilight and Tuesday.

 

 

 

 

Forecus: for the week: For the
North Atlantic States: Cool and over
«at VV'eathV-r, with probably occa-
sional rain. (‘loole' and unsettled
‘eathcr Viz'V-Vails generally in neaer
all dictricts cast oi the Rocky Moun-
tains. Shit ditnrl'nncos 2111:: Con-
tra] over the 11155155111111 Valley and
the eastern portion of the Lake 1'0-
nion. Shotrvrs have occurred during
the last 24 1101151 in the northern and
central districts from thei,,1tocl-.V"
Mountains (: stVV'ard to New'lingland.
Tempet'aturc' t'ontinuo low, except

.1111 the “(Juli and South Atlantic

coasts. Alon: the northern border
from Montana to‘ Maine the tempera-
tures :ch only slightly above freez-
3-K.

 

 

 

 

 

WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY.
74'l‘tlllllcl'fiilll‘ti LoVV', 47;
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high,

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iCily NeWs

A baby 111.): has nrriVod :11 the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 17. 1‘. 112mm-
vVlall, 'Lowndos avenue.

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There VV'_ill be a regular business
meeting this 'chning of Our lirothers'
Image.'No,‘.101.0. 0.1”

—wuuam 't'fir‘iithii in Dickens' "A '
Tale of TVV'otIities." at regular pric-
ea. Palace 'l'hcntro. \Votlncsday, 2:15,
7 and 9. '

 

 

The rush to licon‘so dogs started
this morning; :1: tilt town clerk's of-
ice SeVetal timts during the (11}:
there VVoro at least tVV'ontV' people ln’;
lino.

 

 

 

 

A meeting of the mayor's commit-
tee of twenty—one will e held Thurs-
:Ilay alto'rncon in the c hall for the
)urpose of discussing the military
and navy situation.

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‘Cal
Wonderful Cooking Machine

The A. J. Collins (10., "§o. Norlltwa

 

~ This coal and gas range 1:111:11 two ovens
IS a wooden" 1:51 1::

Although less than four feet long it on 11 do 0 Lag. .’-12-;".
family by gas in warm weathcr 01' by cos-101 V L'1-1‘ V71 1.:-

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thn' 1n ahurry both ovens can be used .. L' 11 . :,;'.'_'_--.'11
the other for pastry baking. It ccrtainly dues "19-1.; ‘

 

 

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SOCIAL CLUB MUST CLOSE BARS.

There were seven trensfors of real

ill-“19""~(l'-l(i 101 roasting and
cot-mg and Baking Easy”

mime in Norwalk last week. the some
liter tho last .VV'ec-k of April, 1916.
The mortgages amounted to only $8.-
640, as against $15,050 11 year ago.

Scigcant .1 Harry Qibson and font

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BOSTON. April 30.:lllulzs in this
cm which have all night liquoi liE

:ilV Vwrc in New ‘York citV,

Sutur tan.

 

 

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censes, with the exception of the nos-E

51‘ , ‘Your last chance to buy roe 11nd Eton Presn Cdub. have been requested

m shad 101' 25c, 35c and 50c by the l1censing board to close their

apiece. Flounder-5 3.1115. 25c. frost W514 1 a m» beginning tomorro“

fish, 10c 1b, lancy Long Island 9913, Failure to comply will result in the

12c 111. .At the wagon Tuesday :md loss or suspension of license. Most

Wednesday, from 3 to 8 p in. V of the social clubs stop tho sale O'E

Vllquor nt 1 a. m, or enrlie1, but man)

- The cone of James Buskosh and Ed- small otgnnlzations keep then 11:11.5
"turd Taylor. both arrested for drunk- lopen all night.

nest: and breach of the peace, were'

 

 

 

«tinned . indefienitely by Judge
'11. Vosburgh this morning in the city ANAEMIC Pfoplt
'mrt. , .

Need Mare Iron in the Blood
It ydu are anaemic, you need more
iron in your blood, and the tell-tale
symptoms are a pale face—color-

. less lips, ashen finger nails. poor
- The change or management in the circulation, and short. breath, and

iiolmes, Keeler 6" Kent Company, °§ more serious diseases are easily con-
NONW'alk Which recently- “9'90“"- °f tracted 'when in this condition.

,Jts business and 9’09”“ to the C. 'Mr. W. H Hodges, of Kansas City,
it. 8‘91“” Company, °f Stamford. 1110., says: ~“I suffered from the ef-

“'7’" take ”I“? this week ifects of had blood, was run- down,
. , - dizzy, had headaches and did not
DRESDEN‘S BE'AT CHERY A. C. feel "1113' working I had tried Beef

'111011 and Wine without any help.

—Dr. Lawrence, Chiropodist. has re- E
"3101136 to 53 South Main street, oppo-
site Clifford Hotel. 830 2t

 

 

1 The Dresden Baseball Club took a After taking Vinol four days I no,

lard-fought game from the Cherry 1‘, ticed... an improvement and" its 001-1"
c. on the Broad River: diamond gun. tinned use built up my blood and my
any in a ten inning game by the score bad feelings diappeared like magic. "
.d 8 to 6.
1111- the Broaden but luv! to give why ’blood cannot be ov'e‘rostintated,
,1. Ben Winona. the branded star. The it is the beet and cod liver peptones.

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Rockwell Dom started The bad effect or poor devitalized .-
11nd

My: hot lat-shot]. Kelsey's late iron and manganese peptonatoe and .

 

 

 

iCoughing Tic es the Old

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.1l'l(r cougl. 51.111 VL'tVV tiringto

cldcrlypumlc. “liityn‘lLl-u1‘)~5Ll\lctp.
11nd tin-V Licphtc the Mm. 1:11, low.- '1' Vi-
tnlitV', “L11: 111.11 :11: .lVV (11.1 out the M15115“).

stopn c1121 .ghs qt: 3:le

sHoney and T311

it 15' 11 standard

family medicine that contains no opi-
GlL‘J , and is noted 101' its quick cfl'ccl on

couch-5,

colds, croup, bronchial and

liigrippc Cullglls, and the chronic coughs-

of c 1110er people.

J. H. \Villjnms, Trenton. G:1.. nVcr 71119:":

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'lhuvc med PoleV' I Hahn and 'l- r
(or 51cm with thc'ben and cures: "suit-t.” :1

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'oking for 311:. ordinary
tool when needs heating 1

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work in garden

E'lltc1e M“ be two or three Lites 5c 5 of mile 111 chrV' "

 

 

 

Dying 8: Cleaning Co

Formerly known In Bridgeport Steam Dyeing ‘1 Cleaning Co.

Silk Dresses, Glovee, Blankets and Lace Curtain: Cleaneé.

249 State Street

 

o. B. JACKSON.

 

H. LYNGE, Prop '
—-BRIDGEPORT-

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OPTOMETRIST

58 Wall Street.

Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding 03:30:65 in Gold or

Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.

Thorough examinatiou of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-

tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.

 

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Painless Methods.

Moderate '
» Charges for -
Very Beot Dental Work

fltflhce .of
Dentistry

 

Children Cheerfull'y and '-
Patiently Treatcd by Modern

Dr. S.

:5 Years’ in_ the "

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Painless amt Conscientious
Dentistry
Sympathetic Treatment.

Asceptic ”Office . ' ,

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Surgeon ' ‘ )VtV-Flay Treatment
> 611' Ad :11
Dent'St By thse 'Oxgze "method
75 South Main St. ' . V
Hours—9a. m. to 9 p. m. . ‘ '1. .. ' . Vt

'By Appointment

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GOLD ANNORG
TION. ALL ””080
“NTUIES; “:0

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'2‘ ' Patterns and colors are tasteful.

A'IN RLST'OR'A-
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Here is a skirt that will find instant law

A skirt that is easily :
iu5ted so it keeps free from
earth.

A skirt that looks like 011--
dinary skirts—when 01m:-
wishes it_ to. l'

A skirt that becomes I21,
11m cl pair ot bloomers 111,:
111111;,151 the twinkling' 01'1111‘
ch. -
A woman who wanted to
tltoroughiV enjoy her work
in the garden plztupcd this
skirt She VV outed sontcthing
that would not be 'in tin
VV':1V'",th.1t 11011111 :1ch 11131
true trccdom, and th :11
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And this new skirt is it.

"1'15 of firm 512511111 11 um 1111111th 1511 Vki in the splcn—
did 111011 11 Color so suiicd to VVotk in ":trdcn.

 

MttLlc like :111_V 011161 01 the season’s Q 1:1L‘L't'ul 11ch
skirts, :Vpp:trcnth, 111111 tinishL Li 11 1111 pLulbuttotndowutho-5w.-
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BUl zuounLl the lower 11L11115 tun :1 Lb tau-51111151! And
on skirt uubuttons b:tcl:111Ll front to: about 1: inclth up-

; VtzuLl trom that hour 11.1111 right Vtht'L the pctul button: -
‘1 are set! .

 

.\ 1ch 51qu t'ustcnet'5 me .511: tppctl toqctlm; the di'il\\‘

stunt-.51 on each :idc oi those butt tons :trc drum: to" Litter; _

—:111'Li PRESIO, then is rczulV :1 bloomct' skirt that pm; ,“

E tccts :tbsolut LIV.

t it is $1151 :15 LzlsilV tctutucd to tillQllltll model—41111.!

that becomes :11: excellent Skut t'oi L‘outttt'V humping 111
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Ready 11on in 311 13. it and 3(1iliclt lengths—53.51),

Soc-1m! '11 our:

Voiles with beauty
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1101111111'5 Summer wzuLimbo—nobody could in satisfied with
1355‘ than that numbLi ol the beautitul patterns now spréad
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Pretty while
strLV'L'Li upon them.

voilLs VVith little spray-5

 

of '11105501113' .

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Fine voile-5111 soil and delicate tones Vv1tlt indistinct
incs outfitting :tll ovct' 111cm.

Petsiun voile-5 and Oriental voilcs 1n lurV0 'c and distinct-
, ivc pztttcrns; :md' in 0110115 01' wondrous effect.

 

Striped Voile-5 that me almost striking; tit it fairly ’1
beckon one to enjoy :11: aftctnoon at the vL11:tttLt:1 or the
:ountry club or cottttg c 11y the slime. ’

Their fine texture adds to tltcit beauty, they will
make up with rare 0race in the stvlish lines of this season 5
dresses they will prove notably serviceable—dud launder
satisfactorily time and ag:ti11.25c 39c and to 75c yd.

Main floor. roar.

Bedrocmi rugs .
1n “stolen patterns!

limit: of taking the patterns of tine worsted rugs tho
' E'”V€ly colors, the rich effects —:1nd using them in bedroom .:
rugs that haven’t :1 shred of worsted yarn in them! .-

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'lhnt’s exactly what :1 clever Philadelphian :15 done.
E And 1115 rugs are. remarkable; in beauty and strength and.
Valuc 4

A“ these rugs he calls Shiivzm: has even stolen 111""

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All are handsome and durable and of special value for,
savice in bedrooms where sweeping is ordinarily diffi-
cult L .

They are woven of :1 special cotton yar,n firmly
twisted and smooth. this gives a surface from which
broom or sweeper quickly clears all dust. -

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Plain centers or fig ,
Some with figured borde‘rsV '
these borders on either plain or figurcd

urcd, some in lndian designs.
in Persian effect,
center

i Excellent shades of blue and tan and green, color
that will stand 11p well in- actual use. . .= .- 1. 1 ,4-

l " ' Three sizes that mc'et needs of varying sizes in bed-
rooms, each of attractive price.

 

 

 

 

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