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’t' Liam
W
7 ; notional) IV
puss output
M doom “if ”it! h!“ m flaw»
' “Y. “Y M. 1917
.’ -‘ -¢-. . in...‘ ~4<I
TONORRDW
0:”: act- 7:05.
RING SENTINEL
PHONE CALLS
Rooms-v92.
Glitter-93.
“k Branch Office—t3".
I’ Weave-«218:2»
. .tor's Residence—7521.
t
Manager’s Residence—i
J‘ATRIOTIC BUTCHERS
0’ blame it on your butcher if
rices are high. He. is probably
be best he can. Tile 700.000
‘ utchers of America have join
an etfort to protect consumers
element of their power. They
lodging thcmSelrt-s to “sell all
food'products to the consumer
that cost plus the necessary opt
{expenses of conducting their
eon,” lt‘urthermore. they express
'illingitc.:s to place all their ie
at the tliSposal'of the govern
checking: food speculation and
doting food gamblers.
eo-operatiou of an extremely
9 sort. I It's comparatireiy easy
,gqvernment to keep an eye on
"fliers and bring them up with a
urn if‘ they bonst prices un-
its far harder to regulatere-
cos. If the retail butchers will
put: own regulating, there will be
lit; ibevmiddlemen to deal with,
"at task will be simplified.
‘wllat about
. or toes of trad-e? 'l‘be grocers. for
' Will they pledge them
to take no more titan a fair pro.
help bring to justice the food
"in'thelr line of business?
the retailers in
.‘.W~...__.~_.
THE CITY DESIRABLE
Chicago a desirable city? And
I hid by any chanbe be found
in some respects, how much
nd what sections of it are de~
g QYWTIIG answer is going to be
. red by members of the civic
lai‘Clubu of that city. These
are compost-dot high - school
lid are promoted by the tilti-
Aasociation of (‘onttnerce_
‘ ”survey will follow the high
l districts and will note the lo-
attractive and interestingY
"Turks, public buildings. homes.
'5 establishments and streets
be carefully scrutinized and “Si
esirable or undesirable. Photo
till be taken. charismatic, de-
‘ve material gathered and all
s ofdata prepared as a remit
«the conclusion of the survey there
”tan exhibit depicting the "tie.
ideals develop
lt'
pa sale to assume, too, that.
able” sections will want to
their character. The general
the whole city ought to be.
I I ould a “city desirable" isur-
in our town?
0
NTIéCIGARET LEAGUE
uiseville, Ky., comes word
Aly 1,000 boys under the age
been have decided to wait a
re they smoke clgai‘ets. An
,was prepared under the
ye of the Juvenile Court in‘
When the 1,000 boys sign-
-y‘u§eéd not to use cigarets
or have been just so much
be boys hall made. the use
instead ot 1s. sun.
'93 a. beer that: me.
Eliot ‘ "
TURE ALMANAC FOR
TELEZrd for this retinal mothers enablins;
m
PM a“ H. - The
PM hot Mt W M3
u» Mei: pom—u non-ibi-
m at! \‘nnuttlw . moth of?
I‘m-nor, at Hill Wit. and in the? .
,oflmmbwwl
3m, ,W,,_,,m,i most-venu-
£mmummfihmwé Gm
‘ ‘ l- . ' ‘ .
gm, “ m “I m“ N it‘ufittam PH“! P“? 9m?! ‘h‘uéi‘flfiti‘t 1h!» V935» ‘fflt rt} ran.
um hm am {W are» m “be: 7* 1...”... 3;“. ”pom”, ewe
' " . ’1 ~ * :iarge.
W! “I; tilt m 1m. .\ ‘2" vi «Abe I at u? alarm in luv I Md to: ‘ ~ ‘ _
out} a” ‘ W a“ at the i‘ W W “ l“ “4‘“ "0m” i’fitll’lhfiflfi. P““l‘tilr“". Ma; it,
I! 7 . 5 iii“ 'efm‘m'" ”flu“ “"4 “i ii“ .‘i h. an. - A committee of sixty tlit'fl
3 “i“ “W l “*W‘,‘ ”‘11?” wafi't.lm 1?; in the [lethal-troop! of l’yreneea-
”mm Mn” N l ‘8 ' Uiientales. Marshal .loffre’n rem
:* .. iii» dentpd, .
flflvww HELD: ;:,b:,,',,,:','”:,',‘fl;:m intrigu- Maud gum, has been formed With the
Mi‘l‘l‘ll FERN ”A r
7 it from the brittle of the French and object of presenting the victor ot‘
(Continued from M 0m) 5 ”NH!“ “WWII-“05" ‘0 "hm“ “ ll“ the Marne with a sword ot boom
‘5 ”“3 ‘,l“"’.'"l““;““:‘d has: “flimsy: and a marshal} baton. Mayor
‘ . ’ill't‘s'rl‘t uttitle wees: ' - ’ - ,_ . 'n is tl‘esitlelli
Mother. honour! “ First I. E'i conniiabntents. . ‘Du'm’ of llvf'illll‘lld t" l .l‘ . :
Church. 1 a. (‘uligrm-s today went into its out the‘presntent o lit umnntntt
Mullzrra' ttu)’ was celebrated withlthirtpemedth working day the war oi: Itu lain-tat and the mayor of
‘~t‘l\it'§‘n of unusual beauty and uppro-. measures stood this way: litresalten, Marshal .ioil're a home
town. are ricwprestdents.
~ '- hill: l'nder debate in the.
mutt-newt. Automobiles were turutobv “" h" . . , . ,
‘l 3 ll‘ltlllxt‘ and up fol public beatings in LUNINlN, May ll. 12le p. m.
-~—“llostile raids were repulsed
tux-4’
‘ “or... as M
”——
tlitriln.r the
in (Arras
gorated with snowy cat-nations. pictur~t
‘ing mother's purity and attending that in the ‘liboililscl, .
donors the coveted privilege of tile-,fom' 0‘ l “I”
. S naie.
imorialirlng their best etudhlyimc 2
Shipping bills. The bill to vest legit
friends. The music of the excellcntftme to ‘hp seized German ships to
quartétte harmonized with the Sellll-;l|18 Government has passed both
ment of the tiny and laid upon ‘ the: houses, but is in contercnce for recon-
. . . ‘oiiiation ot’ differences the. bill to all"
mid,” of tire worshippers the appealé propriale $400,000 for a start. on the
“t a mothers 10W andtpromiue. threat merchant fleet to overcome theI ‘ . i _ \" Ht 1., .
Queen. Esther girls with Miss Evalgnhnlunni) menace has ttot yet been “i” “(dim-‘11P ”('"l‘mo tom
Stevenson as soloist, assisted in the: introduced. and may not be, while the American steamship Rocking:-
, the Stunn- Finance committee. At the
last night northeast of Epehy and
"nretted an expectant audience with - other for at least a month.
I p 7 O t
i in restoring the so‘callt-d Roosevelt ‘i h“ primiteru.
Food control bills: Debated one dal'i'rontf.‘
’ . . -
isela sunk by tierman submarines
day from England. 'l‘u‘enty men,
. . v t
services by rendering a selection 911.3]tltll‘lti are being dismiss?! oto (lilfyillt‘iii'hnm and 24 lt‘mn the l’l'tlfltlll5‘all‘
1.. ,v‘ , - . . tin rthe ships out ott e 7.00 , H-_ stenmshi l (inrizia.
titled Come \‘l car a “into Blossom i loan. The bill to authorize the tuklngi i“.-. . ,_. i
, i
when: to unite in the day’s Ianlit‘llleb.g tweet?!“ rate of ”agrees. it probably
,‘l‘hn opening strains of the organ will be up before. one house or the . ' .. .
‘ north at lpres, ‘ says today s of—
ieverr member wearing a white now} “my hi": 1'“ “0"?fe“"l’)‘fc‘;h‘?$‘l‘igu:‘é iieial announcement. “ We scent-ed
. ‘ -’ ‘ a . ion e
'cr or a Mothers’ Day Button t'nrnish- ”"fi‘d' m“ “P c ‘ _
'Cd by ”“1 Sunday school. amendment. lt provides the arm)’ the , “ 9 progresst’ll_
Altar and pulpit were fltlingly dec‘iAliied new in France, .nlght lint-tn vnllaue
11“ will?” Emir? NEW YORK. May ll.»(li'iiee_rs
be?" "mo uce n and members of the crews of Ves- ‘
Were passengers on an American
steamship which arrived here to~
including three United States we
val gunners, were from the Ameri-
Today," by receiving the offerings and ' PVN‘ of shipbuilding facilities ‘ gum .
ree in the. l ember of the. con re—t . .. . ' ‘ - 'e 'n accoun tats 9 f
8 l g u ., s g ,hlllph.l)_lll‘ltilng;‘iul foils - t' nder'SO' NORWALKS PLANT
nation. hetn iltttoduud. but is not ye u N _‘
i “Love Tokens for Mother“ was the consideration. . 'l‘l \ ll '9 in “15“., “Ah N0 DEI‘ ICIT
morning theme. and the privilege was , luspionage hm“, “ 0““ 'i . l 1 mm ,
my: the bill retained the newspaper, i
l
’llxtosf‘llttitl of making a reSOlUliml.,.,.n..0,..._hip section (“"1““th ll)"llli'i (C‘mtluuoa Pram Fin“ Page) ‘ .
pleasing '” a living mother 0" delight»! Atlministrution, but did not enact em»; ' .
biti‘gt) section which the Attnitnistrtt-g t0 the plants necessary (‘illltlt'lii' and
tion wants to keep suppliea from got: l’TOBDBCttve business demands, ”till the
rue. to (leimauy through, neutralai“Timed ‘01‘ fixed charges, for Inter
i ,~ , f . . 1- .. .1 ,, i'l‘lle Senate still has its bill under-feted}! (genreputtouaat the normal
t“~“’ t 16 it .it mg. o sotnt, lili 3 \H t t.nf debate, retaining such an emblti‘gUi i.ttto_o a put ti‘pu‘tent" amounting
hr :1 member of the church and dcdl-i section, but entirely without a censor—I. to $3;)_U[l0_t_tl .9 .V ,o_et,tt,oti, uould have
fcated t" 3 “WWW u “in”?! 0‘ “'llM‘ ie‘i ship provisionfl‘he real enactmentf of; :9 "bedl'glu‘k‘d 1“ 1h" yearly opera-
l . - _ . . ' an‘ it: Cl‘i (- .
.“3 follows: this bill probably will be in con u , . .
i“\‘iotlter .0“ en in M 0,“. It‘nlulop'g enee. where the. Administration will: AB for the prewnt’stntlon, It is it
‘ ’ ..4 .) d g i I I brim: pressure to have both cen501'-t\t'eil»ltn0wtl “Cl that it butt “0 deficit;
I llaler. lship and embargo sections inserted in of ““3 kind. ”WWW" "3 thud
'l‘uutzllt us the Saviour's tender care, lacccptable Home, ,chuigrs are rery low, for the reason
gtiniticd our footsteps that we. Sl.t>ay_ ! Prohibition: m.- up ainepdment to that. its earnings above e‘npelnses have
liliess you, hear Mother. on this, thy tile Espionage bill. the Senate has at- been wlualy used‘to en troy puy‘upv
l i-tv" :tot'tiull prohibiting;- the the "treatment on debt. Hflill‘f’ttutmfi
: m" intoxicating liguors more than $215,000.00. in addition to
Various prohibi. this, it has accumulated a reserve
the fund {or its contingencies and protoev
ilion which is now on demsit at ln~
’tercst. Therefore, the plant continues
with remarkable economy
lug one. who had gone to her eternal.
rest. ’ '
' A unique feature of the morning
incited :i
iunnufactnpre of
from food grains.
lion proposals are pending in
Iioufic. '
Federal Reserve law anteudmtipta; ‘ t‘
' >5. ‘ iolm to the existing not 0 opera .
' If}: ““121“lili‘opom‘tl by the ‘Admints- and proilt, while. maintaining a norm
ipraise to the pure, devoted and "c‘i tration to bring more banks into the, ice that is noted for its reliability
ti-ificial American mother, pray-ei- was. l-‘etlcrai “WNW system and by lib-, and quality. ’ ..
10mm“ by Mrs. Charles Byxllec. findim-alizina the reserve requirements; Though the coat of nearly even-
i lt‘oll'tm'iui; the services in the
icharch came. the exercises in the
filiblo school. over three hundred be-
‘ing present. Recitation. song and
address echoed in various ways
”mu" “Chm” platform, bringing ”milinvc Administration sanction and have notudvnttcud'ttnd the Electrical
ime enthusiastic. patriotism of ”‘9 “5': which Congress will he called on to Contmisslmwrs intend to keep them
i
iSQlllllthl youth. Presentation of a‘
,white carnation to each mother pres-i
out was made by S. .liilton Stevens n2:-
sistcd by the Queen Esther (lirls.
Grout satisfaction was expressed
by the. superintendent, (‘lutrles E.
Tristrani, for the interest the families
of the church were taking in Mothers‘f
‘llay anti the (unrealistic of opinion waa‘
“The. liest Yet."
as they are until compelled to make.
changes by extremes which cannot be
avoided. its for the present pbyalmtl
HAIG ATTACKING ALLtstate of the plant, repairs and better-
ALONG LINE, AND 3 meals are nearing completion. in line.
5 "ti the slogan of ‘prepuredncus.‘ to
HggKfiggEANT IN A l llllacle it in the best possible. condition
- 4
(Continued from First. Page) '
pa us before adiourninu.
l
iitli‘ the fulfillment of all demands. to
3 far as they can be. toroneen, for HEY-I
ierul years and. regardless of the.
5p ant’u "long service, every piece of.
_ 3 its apparatus is ready for use. I
demand for peace is slentltlyi igguuuyggcmc power'planis mwt
and the,but one means of ellfeltpc‘al 133%?-
ltyxttti-in of tile lupin-1.8. as dis-tpgi’tstlmust‘i‘ipglialggimw distinction of}
played throng-h their newspaper-s having ”We sources in one station:l
and through the utterances of, namely, by steam engine "OWN. Die;
lil
NEW COURT CHAMBER OPENED. {trl'oll'iliif l“ (it‘l'lll‘dlll'
The new Criminal Common Pleas‘
chamber was opened for the first time
Saturday and formally dedicated to its
future use, when Judge .1. J. Walsh
,opeued court at 10 o‘clock. . There , , . .
'waa only 0“,, prison”. before him, There in nothing yet to iridi-
George Taylor of CDanhury, who twol‘m“ the answer to the Russian1
weeks ago was arrested in his honmtritldie. The resignation of (letter-
nl Karniioif. military ootununider
at Petrogrud, because. of his rc-
1i‘uxnl to unocpt orders from thel
t‘ouneii of Workmcu’s and Soi-
tiiers’ delegates heightens the. im-
pression of the drawing power of.
the Radicals and the demoralizu—
tion of ‘the army. Apparently the
Provisional (ltwerninent must
quickly assert its authority or
abandon a pretence at. power.
As a result, it is understood, of the -—«~- -
Mabel TmskaSt. Frisco battle over the Rfutvm
ael oil engine power and an auxiliaryi
supply of‘purchased current. Anyone,
of these can be operated lndepend-I
their leaders, is significant
this respeot.
entiy or all can be run in combina‘
tion. and any two ot-them are turm-
cient for normal needs.
in speaking of the. plant at a re-.
cent meeting of the Electrical Corn-i
missioneru. Professor Preston of Col-
umbia University, who hastbeen inlet
ing a study of the local situation for:
the .l. G. White Engineering Corpora-
tion relative to the proposed new sta-
tion. stated that he knows at no other
. municipal plant in the whole world an
i successful as this one.
W—
PHIL‘ATHEA cuss SOCiAL.
”T‘“ tltorwalk Methodist Membero Entertain
Mew-Anatomy. ,
The Phllatheu class of thg Norwalk
R. u A‘w Methodist church held their monthly
, ‘ (“Wheeled in the Sunday 501N301 T001“ 0’.
’ _ . Fttte church may evening. with the
., ~ ~ iMen’a Assembly” their guests.
All of Them Loud» in Their Pulse: of ' Guinea and‘tabloux.wer€enioyed-b!=
the Connecticut State Fair at Charter ' "Neutron Prescription in" ’all' present. ‘ At the conclusion. at
Oak Park in September. The entries A working man buying. a bottle or dainty basket lunch was served by the ,
to the early closing events, announ‘cedi “Noun-one Pf‘eacrlption 99” was asked ladies. ‘ v
yesterday afternoon following a meet-thew it was helping him . Those-present were Rev. and Mrs. ' :
ing of the directors,»do not include "Helping me,” he replied. “Why. Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Martian. Mr. and -
any ‘of Walter Cox's stable. it was, thereris nothing on earth like it. You M... Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Brunj'es,Mi'
said last night that Cox had sent ln'don’t know how my ‘1)001' swollen. 8th uners. Acker, Mrs. 'Bray. Mrs. $93:
entries to theseearly closing events'jolnts and muscles pained and burned mour. Mrs. Benedict. Mrs. Bradbury.
town and given three months“ Jail sen-
tence for assault and breach of the
peace. in which another man got the
worst of the encounter. Tile accused
was sentenced to two [Nina In jail,
so it hardly paid fir his appeal. After
the sentence. the court adjourned with-
out date. ‘
COX HORSES OUT..
mile ring at Charter Oak Park, Hart:
ford last year in which. he claims. he
received the wrong end of. the de-
cision, Walter Cox will probably not
be seen in action at the Grand Circuit
races to be held. in connection with
with the condition that he would start I was nearly crazy wifii the, buffering
his horses it the association agreed to and the worry at losing so much time -
dlflerent judges from those who 00- and pay. , ‘ > ~
copied the. stand last-year. and. that “"BeIore I knew about “Neutrons
the association réfused to lake the en- Preacriptioll'till" I tried, all kind! 0!"
tries with such a condition. tablets and. immutsi,,but one. .~botti%'
‘ - - ._ I o! {‘Neutropo.,l?re5crlpllon 99" helped" 1
aALL' PLAvsas uuosn SELECT-110° so mam”, “1 ”val-"mum“ ~ an: southward.
' WE DRAFT. , ttnow. alimh and swelling is gone .. brags;- alumna-totem tarp-o:
.omcaoo. my 14,..Aimimtety_am,t.tee1-thEOM’m." . » g ‘
mare men from em“ thq‘ 9in ' 9' mumwcrlptlon 99' certs! '
W i. f V M. 1-,”,tho drugzitit‘m ,
1"‘Do‘you know'yo ‘b
‘ V ‘ ' . ' lng. include
l‘pctlel'lcli ltostwiek. of New Haven. increase the. gold hoidingsot’ the and 3 thing. is high and incieaa .
1‘“ a WWW)“ Speech referred most tent more than $300,000,000. ‘ gun; the elementu entering into the pro
i - t - i it it'll - l i in addition to these principal meas- ductiou of electricity, which ln'koenly
:apty 0 d iuge- ag wrc adorns “e! iii-es there are. a ‘few others which felt by the plant. yet its low rated
The Greatest in Yea rs
A Thousand Big Specials
Economy is the Call of the Hour. Savings
Everywhere. Big Values Everywhere.
The Second Week Starts Willi a Rush. There’s No Let Up.
Note the Matchless Price Leaders. Big Savings. Buy ,Now‘
White Chiffon Voile
Full 415' inches wide, worth 60c.
Limit. 0 yards. ’
Yard . . ........ 29c
$2.00 Enalish
Lona Cloth
Firm, extra quality, excellent
for wear, especially for un-
derwear, etc. Anniversary
Sale Price.
$1.49
$3.00 Enabsh
Lonar Cloth
Superfine,..fll‘nl quality, special-
ly adapted for women‘s and
tilisses' Wear; special width
and special weight. Anniven
nary Sale Price.
34.50 ENGLISH
Lona Cloth
lit-st quality. line English Lang
Cloth, a most desirable cloth
for women's under-Wear. An-
niversary Sale Price.
$2.98
$3.50 English
Nuinsooks
Fine soft finish. 36 inches wide,
excellent for women's, htisaes'
and children's wear. Anni~
vcnary Sale Price.
«Piece $2.49
‘ $3.00 Nainsook
Special weight. tine ,qualliy.
most. desirable for Women's
and ntlssea’ lingerie. innin-
rersary Sale Price.
$1.98
Lonsdalo Cambric
Yard wide. Regular 19c.
niveruary Sale Price,
Yard ............. 15c
Brown Sheetintr
Yard wide. good quality; regu~
Inc 12 l-‘Jc. Anniversary Sale
Price.
10c
An—
$2.50 Bed Spreads
Fine heavy érocbet Bed
Spreads. scalloped, hemmed or
fringed, bit: double bed sizes.
Anniversary Sale. Price.
$1.98
lllg double bed sizes. scalloped
or plain, hemmed. title quality
aatin Spreads. Anniversary
Sale Price.
' $4.98
$1.98 Bed Spreads
2 cases plain hemmed or trim;-
edmcrochet quality Marseilles
designs. Anniversary Sale
Price.
$1.49
$3.00 and $3.50
, Bed Spreads
Satin and heavy crochet. scab.
loped, fringed or hemmed.
‘Annivorsni y Sale Price. '
. ,- . $2.49
3, 16.? Turkish T0wels ' ‘
‘" Regular size. strongly woven.
good serviceable Towels. An- ,
5‘. 1 ,niversory Sale Price. .
, . .- "121120‘
25c ”Turkish Towels
Heavy, full size. doubly woven
Bath ‘- Towels. Anniversary
" . sale price.
. - not
new ' " " “erom- -
Expediency. as. pita Turkish .
Bath". Touch. ~* Anniversary ‘
, Sale, .Prlca.
.75c Sheets .50
_ 733:9!) made of firm heavy aheet- -
15c Huck Towels
1,000 Cotton Huck Towels, all
white. Towels. Anniversary
Sale Price.
100
25c Huck Towels
All linen, plain hemmed and
hemstltched white and color-
ed borders. Anniversary Sale
Price.
190
Linen Toweling
Bleached or brown, firm round
thread. very absorbe t: value
19c. Annirertsarjtatélft Price.
15c
Pillow 'l‘ubimz
Standard quality‘. firm
Regular 25c.
Sale Price.
weaVe.
Anniversary
19c
Mercerized Table
Damaaks
70 inches wide,
choice
weight.
Price.
high
patterns
' Aniversary
lustre,
heavy
Sale.
59c
65c Table Damaskii
Double mercerlzed, firm weight,
wash and wear well 08 inches
wide. Anniversary Price Sale.
49::
70-Inch Satin
Table Damask ,
Bleached, heavyvquahty. choice
designs: regular $1.50. Anni-
versarySale Price.
98c
Cotton Table Damasl;
Substantial Wearing quality.
Anniversary Sale. Price.
29,
Table Napkins
~Excellent wearing quality.18-
inch. floral patterns. Anni-
sary Sale Price.
Dozen $1.49
$8.00 Linen Napkins
Pure linen, sturdy quality, ex-
cellent for every day Wear,
favorite patterns Anniversary
Sale
' $1.98
$3.50 Napkins .
Firm, heavy lrish linen, Nap-
kins., good patterns. Anniver-
sary Sale Price.
$2.49
Press Linen
All the wanted colors, .fine
French move. very desirable
for summer wear; 36 inches
Wide, regular 759. Sale Price
69c
Anderson Ginatltlnts.‘
32, inches wide. . neat stripes.
‘ checks and plaids. mum 25c '
155
Anniversary Sale Price.
log, welded center seam. An-
niversary Sale Price. ‘
18c Pillow Gases .
45x36, made of firm quality unw-
lin, also 42x36, Anniversary,
Salel’rice.
. g y . " 15o
‘Efic-F‘Mw Cases
4&3de mattfxeot good round
‘ Aunt--
' thread pillows casing...
veracity Sale Price.
\.
it- ,
as- mw-emeae m
. -._ Size
98c Sheets
81x99. made. of Lockwood sheet-
ing. sturdy, durable muslin,
will wear well and wash heav-
ier. Anniversary Sale Price.
mic
$1.10 Sheets
81190. Silver Bleached Sheets.
round thread muslin, excellent
for service, Anniversary Sale
Price.
980.
34-Inch Trunk
Vulvanlzed Fabrec covering,
bass wood slats. brass dowels
and valance clamps; two
trays. Regular-'Saie Price.
Regular $19 on.
Women’s Vests
Perfect tilting. trimmed nooks,
three sty‘es, with or without
sleeves. Sale Price.
15c
Women’s linion Suits
Spring weight, correct shapes.’
various styles. Sale price.
, 5c 5.
Women’s Vests
Mercerized little Vests, small
size only: value 50c and 050
While they last.
291-
Palmnlive Soul)
100 Palmolive Soap at
8"».
Rabcock’s Corylousis
Talcum Powder
Violet and rose, regular 15c.
He.
8 oz. Bottle Peroxide
of vdrouen
Regular 17c. Sale. Price.
. 129.
New Perfection Blue
Flame Cook Stoves
it‘m baking. roasting. boiling
and every use. any kitchen
range can be put to; full heat
is secured the moment light-
ina; amokeless, odorless, fit.
ted with glass oil reservoir.
Two-burner Size.
Special . . . $8.98
'l‘lweecbnrner 8126.
Special ....... St I .98
NofiAlnminum »
Tea Kettles '
Regular $33.50. Sale Price. While
they last.
$2.119"
.u....>
" nountl Tin
Wash Boilers
Large size. Regularfitlc. Sale, '
Price. .
550
Glass Wash Boards ,
Family size. The most sans
factory board today; does not
wear out the clothes. Regu-
lar 50c. Sale. Price. ”
Qcoteh Madras
fForCurtaips .
3§ inches Wide. white only:
regular 25c. Sale Price.
:Yawi ......... _ . . . . lilo:
Felt Runs ' ‘
u Heavy reversible, oi higlegrade
‘ felt, in basket weave effects. ‘
' Reg. Price. Sale Price;
30x00 ....... 82.50
’i 36x72 .......33.50
.tGraSR, Fibre Crex Roars '7.
Excellent rugs for living room
{Nor bedroom, attractive-..anaort-y ..
, “ merit, in nicer colors.
1 Size Rag. Price..Sale. Price
:‘ 3x 6tt.....!1-.75
.. 54x90, .ins.. . . .8450
1‘ 8x 9 ft. ....$ti.50
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3:12: “.50-
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Norwalk Chronicler