Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 15, 1917 · page 9

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‘ These Dollar Day Wonders
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' Dollar Day Wonders

" : Men! Dress Skirts ' Ladies .'

We have atsurprise for you. Listen,we have taken 75 of our regu— 200 Dress Skirts, in Silks, Poplin, Borges, Fluids and We will place on sale tomorrow. Thursday, 75 Suits of the sea- W,

. lar $16 Sults‘and mu sell them for Checks 0f the newest models, that were selling at $3 t0 son's best models and most wanted shades that were selling at $20 to a“;

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Men’s Straw Hats MWafEflffis .Coqts

51-50 and $100 Value saw for mom $5.00.speoialtypriced*tort§mwow $15.00 Goats .......... .. ...... . ..... $8.45

‘ ‘ ssotoszscoats ....... $1298
. \ s 1 to 2 98 $8 and $10 Coats .. $3.98
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Waist Specrals 5.11! D , House Dresses
$1.25 Waists, Special at $1.00 ‘ l resses New Styles $1.00
$2.50 Silk Waists. Special at $1.50 $15.00 ”$18.00 Dresses, made of Sill: Tafl‘eta, Orepe De Chins and $7.00 Silk Poplin Dresses, in black,

$4.00 silk mderepe‘WailltS, lumfi’lfiwwm’f . , $7 90 mu°pmkulvaytfl§°ummn$395 Children’s Dresses.
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Special st .............. $2.48 $12 and $15 $

”9 Exchany‘” ”9 “Renal,” Serge Dresses ................ . ..... . ......... 5. 98 . New 8m” """"" $1M

See Window Display. ' Middy Blouses ........... $1.00

 

 

 

lwtllium 'l‘. lliucks. Bridgeport. treas- The llutters' organizations otllciuls'm~ (“1301)“an
furor: George Gore, Bridgeport. cxecu- claim that it is only by placing the eel-l Adolph C. 'Recker, Waterbury, por-

'tive director; Martin Gorman and ling prices of hats upon the new DTlCt‘1tnbie electric lamp.

 
 
 

 

 

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’Charles A. Mallory of ‘Danbury; H. H. bills that a uniform scale of wages can Rolf F. Segerberg, .‘ew Britain, me- , ”’9‘ «2 . “1-. V
Hull] MEETINfijAdams, Greenwich; Gen. Russell be secured throughout the trade, and>chanical movement. ‘ ‘4‘ g; filfiifi t&«§\ 97/" <3
' tF‘rost. Noru'alk; Seth Low Pierrepont,‘ it is principally to obtain the uniformI William m, Sintare. New London. it“ 1”. ”gnaw, ’04) “\\”"~‘:‘\€ 41 I I. _ \

 

 

 

l'Ridgeiield; Charles H. Plump, Red'wage bill, it is stated. that the batters" course-finder.
Saturday, May 19. at 10130. a. m-;ding:\Dr. W. H. Donaldson. ‘Fairfield; associations are for placing the selling?

“WW “'“l ”9 all “1190mm meeting 0f.w. C. Johnson. Newiown; Hurry Eppnices on the bills. . HARDLY NEEDED.

the executive committee of" the Fair-Hamfi D. F. Wheeler. George E. » Promoter (at end of glowing de-

field County Association for ‘Resourceicl‘awroru, Bridgeport; H. L. Cooper CONNECTICUT PATEHTS. gen-Mon of new scheme)—-—“There's

Mobilization, at which definite shupe‘and E. L. Schofield. Stamford; W. H. ..._.. lnxillious in it‘” Cautious Investor—1

“'3“ be given 10 the plans under way Burr, \Vestport; Edward W. Knees»? The following were issued May 8. “And vet vou gm my paltry ‘50"

in the association‘s important depart :Shelton; and E. ‘MJRioyle, Darien; also'um; list furnished fmni the office of ' ' . '

.ll‘ems- the. following departmental chairmen: tA. M. Wooster. 602 Security building.i —--
Reports and budgets from each d9-‘Agriculture, E. r. you Wetthergflnrldgemrt, Conn. l ,

partmentai chairman will be received Bridgeport; transportation, Hermann George P. Carroll. Bridgeport. r-e’USE “"1 ’ If fEEI

and acted llDOll. It is expected that as Fleitmaun, Stamford: industrial, H. Eifrigerating machine.

a 1‘95“" Of this meeting many import “Harris. Bridgeporti military, General.j Gordon 11’. Carroll. Bridgeport, re-

 

 

 
 

The New Bonds.

l The new bonds make a double appeal—the appeal of patriot-
ism and a: business advantage. ‘

The country has assumed a great burden which every posses-
sor of wealth is bound in good morals to assist in shouldering.

The argument of patriotism is supplemented by the one of
business advantage. The 31/270 bonds are exempt from taxes, in-
cluding the income tax. In nonnal times they will go to a prem-
ium. They will furnish an investment stable beyond anything
ever known in this country. All this considered, the rate of return
is high. The bonds will enhance, not shrink in market value.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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ant projects now contemplated will be Russell Frost. Norwalk. and relief. Ed- frigerating machine. .. ACHE BURN . Pun: up - 5
crystallized and be put in shape. for ln-, ward Sawyer. Stamford. Gordon Williams, New Haven, rehi- ’. ’ B.“ profoundly above the busmess advantage, and vastly :14-
mm amon‘ - __ __ m lamp. 1cm“ Beat “m Sore Tired ‘ more lgportant res1 the :rgument oftpagglortli‘c dutiy. :‘I‘hlc; task w: 1",- W ,1;
The membership of the cxecutivm . . , . _. . l - are se ng ours ves 0 IS a grea o . Q SUC a as we mus ‘ y. '3‘
committee includes the following-:! S'TUAT‘ON UNQHANGED- chfsyaiglfepfmigl‘: ieahlilgygubllhzl SW°"°"» Cal'llused Feet 0" dedicate our lives and our fortunes—everything we_are and all 7,“; ‘3
Judge Edward K. Nicholson, Bridge; g for automobiles. 1 Y b lCornsf t d _ , that we have. America is prmleged to spend her life _and her 3?: .
. p0". .Dmmflt. Schuyler Merritt; No Price Bill Agreements in Any Han. Thomas C Johnson New Haven 0“ cf"! 5.1%,”)? 00 e in a mo- might for the prinClples which gave her birth”and happiness and g, ;
Stamford. and Hon. Martin -P Curra bury Factory. ! I . - I - ' - . ' ment. Use T17. and neter suitor Peace- ‘GOd helping her, she can do no Other' .‘ ‘"
nin ham 1} ‘ ., - _ . . '. J . . _ . _ ”9‘” “gm 1”“ action mum") arm. with tender. raw, burning, blistered, This bank will receive your subscriptions for the LIBERTY .7. ‘p
8 - dl’lluu, Vicelnesidcnts.l DAhBURl, Ma) 15.——Thc Situation Albert [13. Crossle Hartford am- .. ' » r " ' ' r?!
. t a d. c . l . y’ ' ““11”” ““Ed- me“) feel- T“ and LOAN Without charge. If you cannot buy a bond outright, we {sg
Kh‘éhtIVVOMEm—RXII—H see er ay regar mi, the settling .of balance operating table. only “Til" takes the pain and sol‘e- will arrange with you to pay for same in installments. In this way, ‘33; \
- . Y DEs.‘price bills ‘at the local hat factoriesi Edward G. 8. Fox, Hartford. pro- ness out of come, callouses and bun— at least you can do your bit. .r ifi '
PONDENT? ‘ under the jurisdiction of the United tector for incandescent lamps and th( ions. ’ ‘ tit”
“thin. there are women who seemflutters remains unchanged. This line. As soon 33 you put your feet in a P ‘ l ’ T ‘ . C ‘ . it!
‘ " always dgspondem and depressed and-morning the officers of the 10ml hat— , Monroe Cuett, Hurtiord‘,.clectric C' "Tiz" bath, you just feel the happiness 8 cop e S rus 0, .
" expecting misfortune, that is not ters' oragnization conferred with the ble clamp. soaking in. How good your poor old . .
woman's natural condition. Such 1m.tfirm of E. A. Mallory d: Sons. Inc. lei William F. Heimond. Hartford. feet feel; They want to dance forI ‘ . ' 11:
fortunates suffer from ill-health, An ' garding the new price bills in that-fac- typesetting machine. ‘ joy. “Tiz” is grand. "le" instant] .;»»._.._,-n.n * fig ~ 5% R. my 3.4; 7‘.» . “AU «sap, a -,
abnormal condition of, the. system tory, but no agreement was reached] Gustaf E. Peterson, Hartford. auto- draws out all the poisonous exudation: ,— ' ' .fi?§fw§£§§§fiy¢hy.$dfie ‘~’=:;.:, ‘
expresses itself in nervousnesg;‘s]eép. and negotiations are still in progress.lmatic back rest. . which puff, up your feet and 'cause . ., . . , . ,, _. . . . ,
19591195, backache, headaches and des- Rumors were prevalent in batting Davie Weir. Hartford, chuck. sore, inflamed, aching, sweaty, smelly '5. “'1‘!”th H V ' "
pondency; ’ ' ‘_ . circles‘yesterdaythat a meeting of the: . William Achtmeyer, Middletown (2) feet... " ' ‘ ‘ ‘ H - ll Ec U R I
. _ 11 311‘ ailing . women“ would makg‘ national officers or theUnlted‘Hatterslendléss webeelt, web-twener. Get a. ascent-bore; 9le" at any f t ’9‘ r‘f “|lll“il“"' . - ‘ ,.,, '. l'
. faithful use or. that grand remedy to:- and the executive committee of, the David K‘Boweii. Ansonle, Clutch for drug store-or deportment store. Get ' ‘ ' _- H ' '
‘ woman’s ills, Lydia. replanting but manu’lacturers’ association Would roll driving mechanism instant root relle'i‘. Laugh at foot sut- “ ‘

 

Vegetable Compound, there would be be held in the next few days in'au ei- Henry “B. Dooley. Quinton, cup all! ferers who complain. Becauseyour '

little occasion to ask it despondency fort to rescue. settlement of the-whole pausing apparatus. ~ . feet are never, never going to bother ‘ ' lAdvertisein the sentinEI

‘- ‘1‘.“ natural to Women—Adv. . . difficulty, but could not-v‘be ‘eohnmem‘ 'HarlyJJMorse‘. Norwich, lamp burn--, or make 'you‘lim-p anymore—Adm: : .

 

 

 

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