Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 11, 1917 · page 12

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WPB OMflM Wand
near W8 in a W" “’W‘dm
that wobble satin and Rabi.

' A very attractive claim 1 1mm W
'prewiiy triad with hand embroidery—the lanes; some
7. rate mum—all at yum-bio prices.
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LOUIS AVRICK
' P. 'o. BLOCK’SO. NORWALK

Thisia the year that z". pays to look for bargains—Yon will make a mistake if you over-
look ns—Onr small'expensesennblesustoeompetewiththeiowest.

 

 

 

m’SBUI'rS,Valne815.00, now ... ........... ...... $0.48
,9 Inn's OWMOAfl,Vd1ue $15.00,!iow................. ..... $9.48
' m'eonn PMfrom ...... . ............ ............ ..... . ..... $1.98eto $5.00
» ‘ mmuownaetheiebandceepermake...... ........ .........7iienpto$2.50
,' . Ch e 1 G." Fulfill. 0m 831318,brownandgrey ...... 75eto$3.00
‘1 "S mas ' S smremmnruuan ........ $1.50
An“, ."lmldwb_mwmpm Book. mum'mmk e ..... neesosseooonsoevoeoaoeo-e.esee-o.so 15°) 2“, 350,500
4 i“ i “3"!“ ‘ mucomae ........ p .............. ....................... 15cm.
Genuine WW"M n.” ,,,,,,,,,,, ,$,2, , , ., 3:: We have a beautiful assortment of HE'S noanaa from 25c, 50c, 55c and $1.00. All
Gmdnefldkatherfiandnagswiihssfety look .00to . ” » ho .
Genuine inma- Leather Hand Bags ................. 33.00 m “pep in yum “en in “w, m
low Beavr MatherBags in gray, brown and'tan $2.00, $2.25 ‘ Weakohavealarge assortment of 10271338,
Strap Pocket Banks in black and fancy colored leather; wear & mt in alleolorsand styles ”a, $1.50, $21”, $2.60 ,0
;~" m.” an “up in ,u'wim tIM.$1.5a$1.5705.$25.00% " ‘ p9 . eon mnmnmvemmm-oyiu t.
. . . . """" - 'I """ ~ and lore ............ . ............. .00 1'2: "
g“: " meeti- BeadedBagewnhcolered‘ silk linings ...... $4.98 Superior'l mletm mm W h the {m co 7, ' 82m .E‘l ’
, I MAL ETTE . ”it for ember: m.“ gives m be“ om, mailman 50c, 75eanddl. '7}
o . ‘ L ' " ‘ x We have 9.13! a stock 01 m3 ”I! If! ‘1.
1;“ play and sway to We ~ or button seat closed crotch-— 1,, 3 ~ ’ -f

88 WIMGTON 81‘. - SOUTH ”DIWALI.

[muscles and active minds.

For Superior's. the perfect
union suit that has banished
mar mom" discomfort.
It can't gap in the seat—can’t
bind in the crotch—gives don-
ble wear where the wear is

 

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w. c. Burt’s 5....

have for many years been the iavorlte
shoe ier .well? dressed women because
they colhine all the qualities of a well

made shoe. /
consumerism-um“ . lNORWALK

Hosiery of All Grades i
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

 

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This act wns'approved May is, and
on October 6 the president nined all-
other law, extending its provisions to
icovcr the navy. The legal prohibition

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.1 “’0‘“ Street. W Hm is against the sale of liquor to a so!-
ldier or sailor in uniform, and this ll
m a; I — J - :prtlperly interpreted to prevent the

 

purchase of liquor for aoldiern or nail-
ors in uniform through others. no mat-
ter by whom it is paid for. The sale
of liquor by innkeepera and other il-
ceneed persons to soldiers and nailorn
in uniform in not allowed; and numer-
ous hotels go no for as to‘refuse to

THE SOOML Gilt“ any inatanco‘of any one giving a sol-
FOR THE FIGHTING ‘ dler or nailor liquor, or if any one re-

MAN m UNIFORM liahly mom me of any such action

(New York Sun.) ’on the part of anybody here in Flush;

The Rev. George Drew Egbertr'ing. however high in the social llcale

pastor of the First Congregational he or “I" may be or m whatever
church of Flushing, has been informed church h. °' ’1" may “1°“! my 9"“ serve aoldiera or sailors under. any

that certain families have served in« "‘9’ other,I 35““ make every "“0" circumstances or to serve parties ofl
toaicating beveragea to their guests in my power to 'eecure the arrest, and‘wmch they are members. i
while entertaining soldiers recently, “WNW“ 0' the gum” "my: i But there is nothing in the law pro-f
and up,” “HIM hie imam” to? "it in bad enough for a bartender to /hibitlng ‘ host in a mm“, We
inlet on criminal prosecution of the sell “ ”Mi" or a seamen n drink, M" from 8"“! "“0“ *0 h" Siflt'v "3'5
offended» as he regards them. Mr. 135- 1°" W respectable people 10' 111' gardiena of their uniforms. Being use
hen is quoted as item: 7"“ t0 the" homes men 3W9? “‘01". llicensed, he of course cannot sell it:
“Let me say that if i come across home, lonely. and homesick, and no es- gmm he do no, he would run against

. (09018“! open to twill“. and Wt'nmerous state and national emote

 

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oolors;every8birtisgusranteedfasteolor.
, Prices from . 70c,$1.00,$1.fi,$1.50and$2.00
Wtflmuhtholnm * mm,alleolors,from..$1.40tofl.50 ,_ .
‘ Store. Theywmmyon 3“ Wecarryafnlllineofnarryflioes,darlt,tan, mahoganyandblack. Prices$3.25,$4.00to .
nm‘ Mb! 9 $6.00. Every pair guaranteed. , ‘ i’
Wodnhwolfunliloofm'llunmn ....... ........ 3100,3125 .
M’Inn'mGMMingnyandm,from.nnn ...... ..... $1.50to$3.00
mummmm. 1'. I Q

‘ We will cash your Christmas club Checks and accept Liberty Bonds as cash.
LOUIS AVRIC i

P. 0. Block

9 So. Norwalk

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so: NORWALK?’

port to Stanford. if you inquire at
either of the latter cities, they'll tell
you what is generally known—that

 

 

 

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daily newspapers are among th‘e‘
things that can be counted upon to ar-‘
rive in the oiiice from which they are’
“to he dinpatched at the some new!
every day. if you incite at the 10-; ,.

cal oil”. they‘ll tell you that [hp-i " NOTICE

r" ’3??? “THE: "3; "1'3"";
{Exitifl'fimfiixfii‘fi '3“ United States Government
. Bonds of the Second Liberty
Loan of 1917 are on Hand for
Delivery to subscribers who
Have Paid in Full. '

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DRINK A GLASS
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, improvement will be noted! One of
. the railway mail employees made a
statement yesterday that may throw} '
Sanitary science has‘of 2:9 mad: light m the “bird. He n" that .
rapid strides Nth reau ts t t are 0 form. M mail us beingoarriflft -

untold flooring to humanity. The lat- hack and forth on the railroad hoi .

est' application of its antiring rd?
eearch is the momendation mu: is ”I" H" rm a” ”h" “m °'

as naeeasary to attend to internal nan- ' “I" there were not enough
mental-lien. llostofthelane

itation of the drainage system of the .

human body an it is to the drain of 9' ""0"" " Connecticut will b.

the b form you that they are shorthand“.

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rimiinioxicating drlnlrll before them in out- mentn that would lay him in Jail in; Those of us who are accustomed to That 5 because 0' t” M m:
rageonn.” ‘gardleee of the ceilings of those to; feel dull and heavy when we arm. law, WM“ “em. to h an M. ”A
The statutory enactment restricting whom the Halo was made. We take it ; splitting headache, stun; from a cold.
the “"100 Of intoxicants tO-lloldkl'! that Mr. Egbert does not have such ' foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stou-

," in Section 12 of the act to authorize iawbreahers in mind, but, persons who ’ nch, can. instead. feel as fresh as a “m“ a” w" '5 “3' b" ”m”;
the president to increase temporarily hm served liquor as a detail or theirflfisy by opening the claim of the ”a" be“ occasions before the '"i
the military establishment, whieh‘hospitaiity, inyntem each morning and naming out "'9“ mail "3 delayed f“ reasons

1'8th It may be said that the lack of azgfiéghole oi the internal poisonous “0' “mm- The "W m

 

 

, and lake Lotion .»
! ' i "That the milieu of the United :prohibition against dispensing intoxi- ant matter. has been calling attention to this for
,Suteu, as Commander-twitter of the'cante in this manner may lead to? “WW“: “hem” ailing, "c“ of a long time—for ' a. dating bad

To keep .
Ii ”ggy';::::ecgflzflozmn is authorised to make such reg- abuses. But it must be borne in mind i '9": “in“, 9301' morning before!” ‘ period before the w"
you ' . n 0 ulation. governing the prohibition of that the enforcement of a prohibition breakfast, drink a glass of real hot} The newspapers—wild manage to

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may ”timber. and clear at '“galcoholic liquors in or near military reflecting the metal relaxations of water with a teaepoonfel of limestone get their work done on time, no mat- ‘
aca- over] I. But choose the onevm“ and to under: and enlisted men every home in the country in which phosphateil it to-wssh from the atom tor whether they are shorthanded or

thatis beat and costs the least: aeh, liver and bowels the previous not—are dependent to some extent

otthear-yuhema'f ti wines
, , y rom me to . and liquor: are customarily
attained“. irlifiatutt‘izocoilltiaihnin;fi::lume deem necessary or advisable: 'served would be a taakono eneohtivoluy'” indigentible waste, nourbiie “a upon ‘the mail service. I" ‘ nee! d
Prov That rpm , aoisbnus toxins: that cleanniu. mot .[ ' '
. omens of orchard white make. “midi" or 2:32:30}, ll tion, f:"’,"""" would want to tackle, and‘ sweetening and purifying tho entire “010,322.22: $241,503.39:
whole uuarter pint of the man ro-‘m "we “I m or :5 20:89.?“ hfiz'ofizmumh °’ '“ ""mt‘b'e‘ailmnmy canal before putting more newspaper in the em. receives let-
Iarkablo beauty'lotion at about the a on er on t 9 char“ 0' min: al food into the stomach. Th action of mi, daily complaining .1 the irregu-

any intoxlcant or n irituonn i t and arm
cost one must pay for a snail m of . ’ “m" a ‘1 °’ a “we °' ”9" ‘“ ‘1"; hot water and limestone Mil-'9 on larity with which pots are deliv-

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hiring emergency help. All this in II“ ’
terentlng, but not reamriag. Of. ’

TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalkflonn;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

GET. THE ABIT ‘ .
of buying yoanroeeries ofus and‘yen will 2find you A
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fie‘erdmary cold creams. care ehonld

‘ ' ”no“, cantonment' ”VI” of the family circle to his son)
an” fort, m, oificei's' or enlisted ands few companions on Christmas.

:3 estate. toumu-tne mi June

though a fine chimed” My“. new. club, which is being need at the furlough would not win popularity for!

 

 

 

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. . fish for M. Every wmann’fl' secretary “rm" WI ‘ \ '
y. m that land 5“" ”r “an. W permitting the “19. MOTOR-TBUOKS BY ALL MEAN.

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In mm stained: in wonderfully 111' ered to subscribers in other towns.
vigorating. n clement sum Ion! There isn't anything they ‘ah es
fermentation, m.mtendmvehoul it except to assure the ecu-
and aim em amend" "some 10' pulping people that every wem
W m'“ m" Walnut! news “infinite "WU“
yonrbuamthemhdtm ‘i’p’j‘u‘mmew
water in quietly Mai-us vel- ever! a”,

me of water from. the blood and note 00 m3: flew: for I“,

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all the inside organ. ,
The millione of people who are
bothered with constipation, but.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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