Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 26, 1917 · page 6

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Ccl. Roorcvelt, with his customary}
gunman for the utilization of “con—'
‘ ilenitous objectors" {or war put-pow: .
p without hurting their I-tinscienrgs.:i
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f‘u’my," he says. "lirrause he dreamt?
fwant to kill anybody, then I wouldireg ’
spect'hie r'nusfionce by putting him_ ’
fi at mine sweeper." . .
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'~ - From a pamphlet writtcn by ‘N'koml

_ I Leniue, leader of the Socialist faction;
which has lowly scrambled to the top} ,
. of the heap in Russia, we get those, 9
illuminating glimpscu of the
if hi and their aims:
“We represent

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tho claw-coniciousi .
tue‘

‘poorcr portion at
1 tion. I ’
, "We must immediately take ovei‘ ' ‘

the banks and capitalistic syndicates}
A (irustsi. with a View to nntionaiizinz! ’
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tbem—that is, m
pertv 0! Im- whole people.
A "We advocate ti republic of comic .
soldiers, peasants, .

 

I oils oi workmen,
"-etc. All the pOWi‘i‘ must hniong to ’
them. I
"Army officers should be elected by
the soldiers, and every stop takon bv
the onlcers and generals Should be Rik

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' thorized by special soldiorS' dtputiq.

“The soidttrS should have power to
t their superiors, and should obey
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whom they

 
 

,f‘I‘he peasants .‘(hfllllil immtliatelV .
’ given poe'session/oi private lands. '
Thus We are that, in broad essen
infinite now iamous iioishcviki stem
. nbout the same thing in Rusm' ..
1 our 1. W. W. stand for in Ameri;
But, we suppress our Boisheviki,
4, le Rusria's l. W. W. SupprI-Ss her.:
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fit if such principles were actuaiii
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phi into practice may be i
”body who. can imagine

 

 
 
 

"'A dark.
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'Iithout dimension: where length.
breadth and height

And time and place are

‘ g eldest Night
Chaos, ancestor: or Nature. hold

Eternal anarchy, amid the noise
p: ontilcu wars, and by continuum

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> HAVEN P. 0. CLERK.
. WILDJGIN A. F; OF 1,
"NEW HAVEN. Nor. zit—mitt”!
" ‘ 22:: New Haven branch of the pegg-
filo-“atom cumin Annuity,» .
of Labor M nnoparnte II It

the national body brings 3%]?
blendwnupredicudbyi’reid .
y of the branch int wed. l

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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good test of any pttciiisl's sincerity., Ii ~

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' KEEPING
PRICES
DOWN ’

 

 

“It’s ”an “ill wind-that‘does‘not do; somebody good.” 'On accOunt: of. the

 
 
 

terrible storm of lostThursday. many Could not reach us.

menuitv, comes forward with n odd-l II

 

 

 

 

BUY Now- v
AND ;;
SAVE. '.—

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We will» repeat :.

1- 'thiS'Great .Coupon‘Day. To-Morrow. The. values are unparalleled. ' ‘

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Bring your coupons talong. Come Early.

 

19c OUTING FLANNEL

iood quality, regular width, ileecy and

warm. big nasorttnent of stripes and
checks.

 

 

BLOCK DESIGN’ELANK-
ETS

VALUE “.00.

$3.93:

Superior Soft ileecy nap, strong and
durable, distinct blocks, in all good
colors.

 

COMFORTABLES

VALUE 02.50.

$1.29.

!\‘.'hite cotton iliied. ianwopior «ver-
iuxs in "floral designs. A ' ,

 

 

WHITE BED BLAN KETS

VALUE $4.00.

' $2.49 pair

Full 512?. heavy and worm. sure to
give good service, ‘neat blue borders.

 

 

WOOL FILLED COM- ,
FORTABLES

' VALUE $0.00.

$5.50 '~

Fine French Nainsook covering, plain
oatocn borders, coiorings handsome.

 

 

COTTON BATTING

VALUE 19c.

15c mil

5 helm: of sol. and fiuiYy batting. made
at staple cott n. no shoddy.

 

 

PERCALES

VALUE 19c.

' 150 yard

Yard wide, last colors, tine woven, in
A varied assortment of figures and
stripes.

 

 

WHITE VOILES

VALUE UP TO 49c.

.. 129mm"

_3§ and 40 inches wide, fancy design!
«apecialiy suitable for waistingr.

 

 

"‘ MERGERIZED‘ TABLE
I NAPKINS' /
, VALUI «so.

. $1.29..an

‘ rm. smooth quality. um mm in-

 

ches. hemmed randy for In.

 

 

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TABLE DAMASK

VALUE th YARD.

496 yard

72 inches wide, high standard quality.
line and ilrm uniuh, beautiiui putterns.

 

 

 

 

DRESSEINGBAMS
VALUE 356. I

Fine quality. serrimblo- and pretty
patterns, which will launder easily
and splendidly.

 

1.000 BED SHEETS

VALUE $1.25 EACH.

. 840ml!
a L a ‘r~ a

Full bleached, full size. léalfik’ss.
made lrorn an excellent grade of
sheeting. ,

 

 

PILLOW CASES

VALUE 35¢ EACH.

250- each

Sizc 45x36, best quality. standard mas—
lin.

 

 

500 YARDS or LINEN
CRASH TOWELING

VALUE 10c.

12‘4ciard

Heavy absorbent. linen mixed yarn.
improves with washing. Fast color
borders.

 

 

WOMEN’S “WASHABLE
MANNISII GLOVES .

WORTH 02.25 PAIR.

One clasp,in tans and pelrl'. embroid-
ered self and black. Today they are

very scarce.

 

 

wom .. HOLIDAY.
HANDKnnomnrs -

VALUE 17c AND 19:.

121/20. ‘ .

Neatly embroidered..nlso hemtitched.
This in a good Holiday. buy.

 

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CORSEI‘S

VALUE RN.

1275‘? pair

FANCY RIBBONS

VALUE 5c.

_24myard"

'.i

VALUE 25c. ' ,
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190“ ::

 

 

 

 

 

They include‘Crepe deChinc and Hill"),

 

all colors, all raises. and a splendid as-
sortment 0! styles.

 

BONEt-IIAIR PINS »

 

 

 

 

 

White and washable. '. 5‘

 

 

SHIRT WAISTS

ALL OUR $2.00 AND W'WAISTS,

$1.59 ,

.lup or 'l'uh silk. fancy stripes and
plain white. all sizes, and every style.

 

 

 

 

ALUMINUM COMBINA-
TION COOKER

VALUE 03.50.

' $2.49)

10 diii‘erent combinations. 6 quart size.

 

 

 

All Numbers, black and white. ii
, _ , , s-

6: sp00i5»25 . : v

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4 I" ‘9

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in

 

MIDDY BIJOUSES

VALUE $1.00.

690

Full assortment of styles. colors‘nnd
Sizes.

 

 

NAPTHA WASHING
POWDER

VALUE 6c PACKAGE.

. 2 hr“ 9c"

 

 

 

 

. 100 SERGE DRESSES

WORTH $12.60.

0 $5493?

New models. ali.wool sewer, and all
the best colors.

 

SPOTLESS CLEANSEE

VALUE 5: PACKAGE.

artists. 100'. ..

 

 

 

 

 

 

7vWOMEN’S' FLANNEL- ,
ETTE NIGHT GOWNS

VALUE $1.00.

750:.

Good Pinnneiettc. blue and pink u-
sorted patterns. all sizes.

DIE . 'LYON'S» TOOTH
POWDER .

VALUE 25¢.

9900M 53

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VOGUE . rnmnnn “IIA'I'S

‘ wen: 015.00 AND $13.00.

PALM OLIVE :SOAP'

VALUE 12c.

, H“ . *‘
,.) ’1
n- I

2 mites to 3 customer.

' PANTS ‘ - t .

Good qmiity. hunt and strong-1i!
sizes up to “Lynn. 1"

 

 

WWW!) i .
VESTS ,
VALUE 01.00. ,. -

69c"-

pimelou.‘biock with white m
linm. . ‘ , . j

 

 

rt $1.50.. ,

 

 

 

, SATIN BIBBONS»
' VALUE at: ._

1:90 iatd‘

 

{tithes wider-ii enters. . . :

 

 

 

 

 

" ' runoxuin .

VALUE”?

3 z .
. ”k

u-Ounco' bottle.

 

T MEN’S mm;

VALUE 05. PAIR.

' ‘Nflmlulm Muhamm

 

 

KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE I' ..

‘BOYS'COIIDUROY . - ..

VALUE no. ~." 1. .»

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' .I K A I‘

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. -7 “3

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St rd make. III new models. You ,
save 15c. . Any other place you pay 30c. Limit. ”
. two to a customer. ’ U '
Himogv‘HOSE‘SUP- . ' I:
WOME , M - ”"333 '
vfi'fiK‘IMONOS VALUI we. ‘ CORY TALCUM « . I. .
' am 70m m *'
‘ ' " I 11 I i I ‘ " "
Long mum-Kinetics, beautiful CLINTON SAFETY PINS VAL. c I ' H ’
patterns; nil new styles. - ”5 17c. ”
, 667d“ . ‘ The Genuine Babcock's. , h it
. mi .- - I i
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SHIRT WAISTS~ SNAP ' APS - ' . 6
ALL our: nmULAn 03.00 wusrs. A 1. FY SN WOMEN’S'CHAMOI~ . 3
$229 , 4n card SE'l'I'E GLOVES ..
‘ . -'.~ . H g» VALUE 31.50. . ‘ t.

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BLACK‘TAFFETA SILK! i. ’

VALUE $2.00 YARD. i,
109 yard 0
- “I : ;(
Yard wide lwarranted‘to give satisfac- I it
tion. Limit 5 yards to a customer. .
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LINING SATINS . SI
VALUE $1.25 to

79.0 yard

Warranted two season's wear. All ‘
colors, including black. H .
, H
‘ H ,
’ H 7
ALL 'WOOLISERGES ‘ '
VAtU'E’flfio. 3

Shrunk and sponged. Limit 5 yards to t t f
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