Marx overcoat
Norwalit
fltoyrizhtlinrtl‘t ‘I 4! ‘-
This" i5 it
The new Hart Schaffner 81
touchesffiiyoung men like the
style in these models; we like
the ail-wool and fine quality.
You’ll lind us readijitlt
several variations and
many good colorings.
ROGERSI’; STEVENS
The home of Hart Schatl‘ner dc Marx clothes.
with military
South Norwallt
IRIRI IRIS RIII IIIIIIIII IIIIII
l-‘It'ty mil grist mills in Connecticut
are busily grinding grain into flour to
be used in making bread for the mo
pic in the communities in “hie-h they
are located. according to facts recent
iv gathered by the Committee of Form
Supply of tho State (‘ouncll of De.
tmse. Many mills are msmlling the
a marhiuery necessary to make II. high
grade of flour or meal, and people are
finding that home tzround flour is
just no good although it may cmttnin
n little more bran.
”Sacral causes are bringing tho lo;
IItl miller again into proIninI-n/Ie. Poo-
pie haIe been using flour brought
from 1.000 to 1,500 miles away and
paying high prices for special brands
of floor. the makers of which have
mt millions of dollars to refineruntl
eliminate. all bran. “Now that the trons-
portatlon realities are strained to. the
IItmoet.thc consumer is quite willing
to take. local flour wlh a little higher
percentage of bran, knowlnI,r that it
Izlso has It higher value.
llcsitlcs, money which would be no
in: edict-nine to pay for the trampor- ,
'tntion oi floor as wellas that whichj
would go to pay for the adiertising o!
., the patent white flour is being 511ch
through the Connecticut miller. The;
list of mills which are equipped to
grind meal or flour for human con-
sumption are given out by the Com-
mittee 0! Food Supply from their
headquarters at No. 36 Pearl street
Hertlord, Conn. as follows:
llqrtl‘ord County—Vino lllll Faun,
Wool Hartford; William Schwartman,
I':nioovl|le E. 0. littck, WethI-rsiiolti:
ll. H. mtg?! West Sims-bur}: Ea on
Brothers, l’lninvtlle; George. S Phelps,
, Thompsonvillo: PIIttit-I Mill, llnrnsidtt
I‘ 1‘. Lewis, Windsor; F. l). Lawton.
“'lntltior; East Berlin \iiil ('0. East
lwiin.
Middlesox Countye—R. A. thallu r,
" submit; iadielau Kaplan. Killing
» worth; H. C. Puker, lladiymc; W.
. .\\'. (isles. Hoodoo. . .
" Windham County—Eugene Kim
hull. Hampton; J. D. Motlltt, Ham»
. c. 0. union. Brooklyn; Whitman-
heue one. Go. Willimantle; won. Co
”to-veil. Abiogtoo, .IoIIn stunner Hamp-
.m
I. New anon County—Ira W. Beers
Win-loo; lens & Walden. Ouiltord:
It W & Wm. Middlahn‘y; Llew-
ollln kilowatt“; lidson C. Pogo,
'Mfl: mm s. llotchkiu, wot-
. IF. D. ‘
d County-William Cum
,iikI- the. bowels, get sluggish and clog-
I. :,,II 4IIIIIII-II; lCIlIIIIrIl White. 110th
Iiile; F A. I:inw,r Stafford Springs:
Hilts liIiszf- llIIbi';Im C 1'.Brndv.n).,
lit-st Stafford; iZ'IlIIin J. (‘rumiulLI
Rotkiillo It. i“. l). .
New London (‘ounty— ’iit‘red .\l. I
('I,ltrk (‘lIIIkII Foils; C. W Grant. N;
Franklin; W. W. Palmer, CheliHULi
ItiIi; \. It. Manning. Yantlc: A. U
inIIIlI. NIIIIIIiI Pitcher Bron, Leban-
on: SlII-IIIontl G, Avery, Bozmh'. in.
litluart, (‘olchestI-I'; i-‘. .\i. Manning it,
(o MvIIIc. i
liIIlIliIiIi (‘ountI—J G. Fritz, WeIItI
(oIIIIIIIll; Leonard A. Coe, River-ton:
Frank J. liilbournc, Washington Dc-
IIot: Charles II, Gold, Salisbury; Th8
Salisbury Mills, Salisbury; The New
Mill, Ashley Falls, Mass.
Fun-field County—P. E. Wctmore.
vatown; C. G. Morris, Sandy
Hook; C. it. Dubin. Brookflcid; domes
Campbell. Sandy Hook; J. A, Turner,‘
liflll’lt‘y‘v’llif': Davis Mill. Winnnpauk. .
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GMSS 0f Sills If
lilllil lilDNilS lillill
Eat Less Moat ii Kidneys Feel Like
Lead or Bladder Bother:
Most. folks forget that the kidneys.
{ml and need It flushing occasionally
else we have backache and dull mis-
(IV in the kidney region, severe henthi
tithes, rheumatic twinges, torpltl llv- l
or, III II] stommh, sleeplessncsn and all
sorts of bladder disorders i
You simplv must keep Iour kidneys:
actiIe and clean. and the moment you
tool on nclti- or pain in the kidney!
region get about {our ounces of Jad
Sol. 3 from any good drug More here,
take. II tablespoontul in :1 glass of we. '
tcr before hroaklnst for n few daysi
and your kidneys will then act fine. i
This l'nmoun salts in mode from the
held of grapes nnIl lemon juim, com-
blnnl with lithia, and is harmless to
flush clogged kidnevs and stimulate by
m THAT 09m .A'I‘I
Immunlnmcfi 1128- _l 130 MAIN S__TREET 1128-113QtWho1o Biz Human
It’s How tall Style
$5. 00 FOOTWEAR all markedThrcsFi
tiful designs. higrflz durable. . a cot infly construe-
T ‘ Your Choice At
NINE-
INCH
MODEL
In white lndis
kid, black kid.
cloth top, brown
kid, cloth top;
dark gray, cloth
l n d o r k
brown. Ital ‘
. If". mshog- ’
any and ton.
Bloch vicl kid
ond white
it Sister's
Ion' .IJ Olrlo'
New Style Extra
. ”'8“ Cut
\Womo
Low Hoot
‘wfla .- . _.
" COME" TO 1 {If
SLATER’S’R"
tion and comic
1"” an ”3%
Bridgeport
toot to mun.
Worth“
NINE-INCH
MOBIL
MOM
Inbgun moist. t d
W O.'II'I.V‘I ary an
31%“ I52“. English models.
Latest mili-
School
lion’ It“ i l' 8 Girlu’ ‘
' In Call an ll let-l r
(In In School Shoes
mm . I“. ll Wot-III ms
unit 82.23
Sim
BOY ”0|" SHOE.
I l h I o l o 0..
Very double.
$2 60 I! o y
9601'“ -
12.0]
vvw—‘w ~.....-_._
Boys’, Girls’ and Ollilmo’ s Slim—lowest Price! ll IeIII England
not-It. am
my. brow: Ind
potent colt.
Extra
new
SPECIAL
".00 new Ml
style Dotti-b
last in gun'
col!
2, 000 Pairs Ladies’ $2 Gaiters, All Colors, $1 I Women’ 3 $2 Comfy Slippers All Colors, $1
menu-— u, s_
any on the feet.
, qualities unsurpassed.
'. sizes, all widths.
Anny
Standard.
Police, Fire and Postmen’s
Special Custom Shoe
“ark. chrome calf leather
lined. henvy double
Rule. liulll. for wear
in bad weather, ex-
cellent quality. ".60
“.50
CUSTOM
MADE
$4.45
. one: I
mootmluntiw
them to normal activity. It also new Gold 1'3”“. mm
‘ Ion; Quinobnug Grist Mill. Daniel- trsll-xca the acids in the urine so it “a Ill" 0178 m ‘ trloL You?
der disorders.
Jud Solis in harmlefls; inexpensive: .
makes ll delightful oliervescrmt lithlo
writer drink which everybody shout
take new and then to keep their kid
my: clean, thus av aiding serious com
pllutloos.
sells lots at Jud Bolt- to folks who be
have in overcoming kidney trouble '
villi. it is only troubles-stew, . »_
.. I14! I.
i mm"
A ‘onI known Ioctn drought says he 8 North Main St.
mo; Flt-out 1.. Jones. Wart-amine: no longer irritates, thus ending bind- willflndthsnonetcellent {My. 5
25 Cents. f
1-] A. MEAD
morn-mu.
I
I
IIIIIII snors
Manson army last, soft and
Officers,
I. to "0 I‘IT'I'I'HH
Special pur-
poiro of genuine
pig-kin, calfskin
extrn hoovy and
reinforced. Put-
tee logging! for
Notional Guard
and reurve of-
$3. 9o ..
as and no Boots ....... so and “.50
40 WATER 81'
SPECIAL'
$6.50 Dr. Whflconllr
Cushion Solo Canton
my otcf‘c
VIII).
Attention!
LEGGINGS
of 600
cowhide,
navy.
lino: the cushion cola they or. the u-
lna: :r comfort for sensitive loot; quick mm
for In! tho: mm bur-n, ache or got tired. ”I.
'." hih call.
on metal.
”Y us Great \‘nriely
' shop".
Shoesudelordo.
For men old women. Built like the loot. non
of the not all
octull‘fi conforming to one am. contort no.
High-Col
”clung nod
Sporting Beau
’1 Buy them now
: and nave one-
hnif. JuIFt the
Boot for outdoor
wear.
Heavy groin calf.
water-proof
leather, :1 o u b l II.
nolo thru to her',
walled stitched.
tan or black. All
sizes. Worth 86
and it. flair price
TOOLS
At Low Prices
mmumm Minnow $2th
atmlyndooedprleu. “norm“!
Buyhmondsavomoney.
NORWALK PAwIIISIIoP
1.30mi! Pt"
qumwmmoaxmmm'nmm
Young Men' 3 $5
$3.50
All Men‘s 36
Shoes Marked
$3.50
Rubber Footwear
Men's Ind Boyo' Storm King
Dull Gum Boots
your rubbers now. The
l'nitcd Stolen Government has up.—
proprialed the output of most «If
the rubber fac-
tories. We have
0anch Itoclu-I
at. low prices now
"no mnnct [unr-
voice the supply
nor the prices fur
the. fflllll'fr.
Men's $5.50 Norm
King Rubber
m. ”.45.
Royo' 3.5 value.
$3.15
M-‘q
/
/ ”.45
b0
pl
stringwthen.
The city National Bank
Special — Prof. Richardson‘s
$7.00 Arch Supporting Show
$3.95
Lung; imfilwr .'-l‘-"I| hip
r-ort built In the Ahm-
"I aumuvrt tha-
lmne and nreh.
Irwu fur your ire-i."
S .95
Mail union
l‘lllod.
IMXYI‘S
for n: ‘ilgh “mm
in I) III" II‘J'R. “‘1'
ions 'I '.II:\IP “'l'l
[er-prunf. SEZOS
5 to 3!?!- FM"
We have a. supply of United States War Savings Gertifi
cote: Stamps and United States Government Thrift Stump: for
sale.
The United States ,War Savings Certificates Stamps are of
sporvalmdfifldhdmeoldhrflflhrthefiru two
months and one cent (1c) additional each month thereafter.
mummomrmmmm Stamps are soldier 25c
cachandwhenthefirlltfludlsfllledwith sixteen 25cstampl,
for one o! the $5. 00 stamps.
to {which these stomps to these de-
nted grey, sin
bmo. block and
grow with cloth
High Cut
Lace Boots
New Style. For Girls '1 b
and linen.
sue Price -5 ’
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Norwalk Chronicler