Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 25, 1918 · page 12

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seal “-5.! ’Mmhmahwmcmm. IAmericanw-r- Defense Society
can. a at'"lil'llt-I'Ityoarlamha-aeedeunto11s.Yeatvillbesur. I Met Reveals Death
, insecure!» WHMMHMWM. I Penalty Being Indicted
’5‘" ”in“! . I on Traitors—Says Muni-
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i‘ ‘ m . ”you I """l'lh'mll'm'u'm I man UntiiDacemher .
tucked it in our Iinformstiouastothebestwsytodothia. g y '
had you can think 5 NEW roux.” Jan 25. —Since 1m '
33“» “fir”; . ' ' ’ Issues; 3;: “3353‘";33
. ve amnion 111 (and The Ha'Ch & 'Bafley CO 'w“’“ 5133? Eflfifiifpdn‘tii
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I for the statement. He also said he
IWI believed this was the kind of informa-
of coal? It looks — ‘ ’ -—-—- Itiou the public should know No less
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. the densities of the

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the same. Diasase is csuaet
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’ ' Clear_Mur1ltlor1 Ships. .

l" ve days before Christmas the ted-
oral authorities cleared a steamer for
JC opeahagen at. New York nd it car-

riad 500.000 rounds of G rmsn small

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Hwecouldmakeyoufuliyrealisewhstaaafingitmeans
I to you to snpplyyo urciothea needanow you would come here

 

right aws, .1211)“ and 11111 adY‘sntage or these ex 1.1.3111th 0n ‘3: 1381;02:ycfefai-=d
m not mud ”gm mm?" fllmflltwl .' 1" prices 1 30111 ani’ 01118211193000.0110 rounds
cosrs reduced to is low as .................. as. as and up gaifiliiili’lnwmhchiiui‘ii?11?:
y Danssas reduced to as low as ........... ‘ ..... as as and up ‘ and °' "1° ““1“"-
. p SKIRTS reduced to as low as .. .- ............... $3.98 and up byT‘nlreopse‘: ‘7353810w§2°n..§?"i:i'§$' '

ALL HATS 500 ON THE DOLLAR, heelsln issued and vouched for by

CLOAKS me P ARIS 1111111111111
33 So. Main St.

facts came out after a luncheon xiv.
Ien by the Ame can Defense society
Iat the Midday c. De
I-. Two 5 ice From troit.

800‘ N orwalk I Two of ill: spies executed said
’ IMr. Thompson. wane from Detroit
From what places the others came
.mgfrom were not mentioned, but it prov-

- Ied the government is taking care of
those men who are its worst enemies
in spmadlng propaganda and seeking
to put America in a position when it

 

 

 

 

 

 

sinuous

Iatha American Defense society. These ‘

Sale of Corsets

A entail lot of odds and ends and broken sizes of
Corsets have been rather-ed Mather—only a few 1n
one style. so that there are many styles in the lot.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

- ~practora remove the cause 0
- and pain. health is. rcstorev
< humanism: the nerve eye
is your body. Female trouble: . _
. special attention; allocarvaturr '
- spinalz You will never rent
1 the hlrpractor a chance it

 
 
 

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.. FRANCIS. I). C.

x 11-111mm so. so. Norwalk. Cour
ate teem Palmer School.
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No doubt you can find your own particular model
amour: them. And on every one you save consider-

able. Corne esriyi’or first choice. i

 

 

 

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0 l'lelfS Pies .

iiosl Economic lies-
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Is now fully equipped with litn-I
= ousines .- to .. handle . Weddings,“ .'

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" ,. y Store
1 ol lierehandlsen
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Christenings and all Receptions. I

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Automobile Funerals Same
Price as Coaches.

. Phone 1360
17 Chestnut St.

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80. Norwallr

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NEW HAVEN To GET COAL. I MEAT PACKERS HOARD HIDES. I
NE‘Y HAVEV Jan 04 —AS a means' WASHlXGTON Jan. 24 .—H0&I‘dlfl8
0i conserving the available supply of Of hides by meat ”cum while “WI
prices have béen climbing upward.
and excessive proiits to the packers.
who virtually control the hldd market.
are charged in a report by the Federal

 

Headache and
ache may'nof
due to Eye-
strain.

anthracite for domestic consumers.
the local fuel administrator today sent
out an urgent recommendation to New
Haven coal dealers to .
consumers. such as office Bligil’dinnm Sade Commission submitted today to
department stores with bituminous agrees

The commission points out thdt
ccel instead of anthracite. Another slaughtering of cattle d l l
recomrirendstlon for relief of hon ‘3“; United St tea i an as v" n
1"“ m" " '°’ ““3 ”mm“ 011;: the 1m live 11;." synsciooooo 1.2:: ’1'):
cooperative organisation of dealers to virtually 30 per cent.

furnish coal incasea of meat need. "Such 1‘1 record of food but I

so that if one. dealer is unable to all} Milli
Div 11 customer from his own yard artv a.“ ‘13,;an :38 @4133?
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21:11:: dealer may take the order and W abnorm .l.y blah voices for leather
producti made iron the correcpond-

Word was received here today iran
’1. J. Myincreasedtsbeoloi hides."the
Starr-ow.oilioaton.fueladiltinlsm’mm"a—*xI I .

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‘ South Norwalk Council. K. of C. goth.
Eeredlor a farewell reception to him,
7.} ; Rev. B. J. Carroll, pastor of St. Jos-
‘ {eph's Church. was the first to start

flee for his country and society.

1 will cease to become a power in the
Ilduxopeao war.

All of these things are intensely in
terestiag at this time. in view of what
Etho enemy is doing with men cap
I lured. Part of the open letter to Sen
utor Chamberlain told of the execu

i tion by Germans of two American en
. grinders who acted as stretcher bear-

in! ’.st (‘smbraL Another part told of

' Ithe trouble in trylnz to arrest enemy.

Ialiens for internment. it told also

"— I that some members 0! the department

Iof justice had been laughed at 11nd
Iderided on the streets by the 113211

1 I whom they were ordered to arrest

3 SECRETARY AT

£AN'PONMENT

icontlniied horn Pies One)

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An euolorvy of a man. is'
glten over him. until he is lying
dead and in his “111.11.11.11 Mr
:Sculiey has the distinction and honor
of having his delivered in h“ a own
presence. while he is alive It was
done last evening at his home. 14 Mon-

seldom

’10s street Where several members oi

the Wheels- :1 moving. and gave a
very fine talk to the gathering and

~ praised Mr.- Bentley to the h'ghest

and said in (losing. that our city
would lose a good cltiaen our church
a good member. and our society also
but we should accept this in good
spirit. when so: see the sacrifice ho
is making for Mt country. as well

I by leaving 11 line home and family. to

go where he believed he can do good
for our soldiers' welfare. Judge Wm.
l-'. Tammany netei as toastmnster at
the Hooter lunch which was served,
and speeches were made by John F.
McMahon. Wm. P. Word. I). W. liar»

' ‘iord. Dr. John O‘Connor. Thomas 1".

McMahon. Edward J. Splan. Edward

j J. Hayes and A. J. Collins.
3 I Mr. Scuiley himseltthanked the mem

bers for gracing his festive board.
and gave an outline of his work to

other societies in our city and has two
daughters, teachers

'anothe1 home John jr.. employed as
bookkeeper at R. 8- G. Corset Co.
also three girls going to school. and:
leaves a good and ialthiul w1fe who is
willing that he should make th.s sacri-

HELD r011 ANTI
- U. s. TALK AT
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Early this morning Nimlte’s sister.
Miss Elishbeth Nlmlte, and his il-
ancee. Miss Kitty Pardon. both of
’l‘orrlnxton. arrived at camp with a
letter of introduction toColonel J
8. Horror) of the 304th infantry froml

. in the» public 1-1,.“
?'~ schools. and one son in the navy. and

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Norwalk's Loading Dry Goods Store

BigPre-lnvenlory Sale . '

A" of Our Stylish Suits in two
Bargain Lots

F ormerly priced'al $20. 00 $22. 00 $25.00 $30.00
NOW $15. 00

ed at $15. 00 $18.00
NOW $10.00

Are You 1.111119111- I
Bargains? ‘

H. KRIEGER s: (:0.
Is The Place. I

Eve very storekeeper 1s advertising popular prices but ’
only on very unpopular qualities.
’1 he advertisements are full of alluring and decep- g
tive figures. ’ . - . -‘.
If you intend going shopping tomorrow or any i
I other day next week don’t fail to stop. in and look 3
over our large assortment of ready-to-wear cloth- 3
es Men, Women, Boys and Girls. Profits on A
all winter goods are being discarded. It’s time to 3
turn the remainder of our stock into ready cash.
.We‘ are doing this and you’ll profit by it.

FUR DEPARTMENT
We have slew pieces oi line
lurs‘ to' close out.

2 Red Fox Mui'fs with head and tail
H for $10.00 each. ' '

2 Raccoon Mufi's for $10. 00 each.
2 Beaver Mutts for $10.00 each.
Black and Taupe Wolf Muifs and Col-

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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Coats ior littleiiisses and
Juniors . '

From ................. $5.00 to $10.00
Sweaters at Very low Prices.

For less than'vou’ll pay. for the wool.

Ladies’ Suits

Only about one dozen left over.

Blacks. blues. taupe and brown.

tars. worth $75. 00 a set. for $45. 00. For one-half price. . _
Black Foxes and Black Russian Dog BOYS’ MACKINAW COATS
Sets at Half Price. Sizes 7 to 17 for . . . . ............. $3.98

 

Creditor So Called Charge Accounts Will
he Extended to All Paid Up Customers

I H KRIEGER & CO.

 

Major John N Brooks. of 'l'or'rinll '-

ton. Nlmke was formerly in the
third battalion of Colonel Herron' .1
regiment. Major Brooke wrote that
Miss Nlmlte understood her brother
was held on a charge of treason. '
0! German Parentape

Nimhe was a plumber at Tort-ins
ton tor several years. no is of Ger-
inen parentage and impulsive, so his
friends say. who think the {soldier
said moms he did not mean in
his heart. Captain Normal l'. liar,“
rower of the intelligence once pave

oetuothiascnthesrreatuuatlleaee they

tioued by com who .had
tried to trace the spy r.

tosrued ct Kinko's arrest; from other

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I“ that be criticised the udllllnllird-

“th and
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I. Just what Nlmhe is supposed to'Ithey went back to Torrinyton some 'FIVE UNCONTESTED CASEs

hare 11.1.1. that led to 11.1. confinement what comforted. , or investor: TO 31-: “rated

could not be learned. but it is 15.1an Iw" AT “a

tion in very derogatory manner. Thai
utterances were not honourable.» ‘ I
to Captain some. and may‘
netIe considered punishable. batI
'w’qn not the kind a l“.soltlier
should W to mate."
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i Uncontested divorce cases to come
CUES 0' THE NEWS- up before lodge William M. Maltble
PAPERS. Its the short calendar session of Sn. .
‘-—'-" Iperlor court at 9: 30 o'clock follow:
To those old familiar questioner— Alionelna linsfrolanl vs. Alesto Mast
“What becomes of All the pins?" and trolanl; Florence A. Johns Marsh vs.
”Will! m 0‘ Ill 01.0 WW?"IVMnt A. marsh; Nazarene Anseletti

aptly be added. What becomes MI “1 Francesca 11111111111 11131119111:ng
that are put line has Dowey vs. Alonso Dewey; Alma If!
plea and W"? W“ Brush vs. Coarse )1. Bush.
' NM Mill -—--1---‘———'
. The South. lilorwalh Ladle. L. 0. 3e
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