Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 21, 1918 · page 12

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iHis remarks were very patriotic and
.the spirit 0! loyalty pervaded his
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.thought wu "Democracy tor the poo
fiple, all the people, is what this na-
ttion and its allies are now fighting
ltor." .
Afterwards the Rev. Mr. Thompwn.
lot the South Notwalk Baptist church.
:Ipoke. Rev. Thompson said some
’itltings we shall never tomet. He
‘Wed at rcripture verse witch is
isomething like this: ”There shall
«some honey out or the rot-k. He man
2011 to any in part that it seemed im-
mossihle tor honey to come out of a
l1rtwk. but he showed that the little
ibees might have gotten into the crev-
Iicon ot the tot-it. made honey some
'lpasser-bv might see it and Rather it.

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The remaining Women's and Kisses' Oloahs, Suits, Dresses.
Skirts, Waists. Bats, Undermuslins, Silk Petticoats in desirable
materialstoheclosedoutatasacriticopricoinordertomako

room for our spring garments.
gsrdless of cost.

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‘ The moral—-0ut ot the thing which
seemed impossible consent the power
hie. He rant on to say. tackle the
zltard things and tackle them with a
‘sntlle. To illustrate this. quoted a
ibeautiful poem one line ran like this:

Elvle was bound to win.
'80 he tackled the thing with it hit oi
't_ a ttrin.

Therefore sanentust be sold ro-

l Alter this the Rev. James 0. Nor

. 'ihc Groundhog Knew ills Business.

And an extra blanket will be necessary tor many weeks to
come. We have all kinds.

Beacon Blankets, Wool Blankets, Comfortables

Bath Robes tor Men, Women and Children
Winter Weight Underwear
Seasonable Underwear tor the Whole Family

Seasonable Suits and Coats at Bargain' Prices -
ThtsStore Open Washington’s Birthday

 

I‘Vood. math a tew remarks. He spoke '
ot the meat work the association was
:do'nst Rev. Norwood implored the '
association to continue the great
'work.

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See Our Dandy
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ALSO m '8 1108!
AtlticandZOcpair-that are.
just dandy.
A raw OTHER SHALL 5
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“Wall Street.

112me LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold at
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.

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13nd they were at their best.

On Wednesday night, the lfith. the
Rev. J. A. Mct‘oy, pastor of Knitzht
:Street M. 1-). church, was the lira!
:apeaker. Rev. hit-(‘oy is at profound
lonleian. Among the many things In
laid we think he was at his best when
{he concluded wLIh thit: "Aim High."
the present "aim" at one hundred tt-v‘
‘Iars is commendable. built 111 not the
,ltirheat "aim." in the future you
“should have a moral “aim." that shall
iatleviate charity.

, lit- ltlttatrated this by using that
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:lt to intter to build a fence atound
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3Than place the ambulance in the
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Washington’s Birthday Sale]. of
FINE SILK WAISTS'“

To make this an interesting shopping day we will sell all
nd Georgette Crepe Waists for
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- , . VALUES. UP TO $6.00
1. I All count 1 Charles E. Hoyt and Mr. Glove: _ _ .1 4,, H,
. 1 we". nresentMr. Hoyt'e nddretta '“ mu‘xxu’ ”stuns. 1 ‘-
The RollerStore BARGAINS ‘ "'1‘- —~-— — ~-—~1—~~ ~ - -
ithat he wasn't much of a speaker and
, .thut he would intllct himself on them \ ‘ -' 1 ' ’ " ‘ ‘
”am and flavllllltl SI. COMP in little while. but we soon tound out .
OUNDLARD ............... 26c“! that Hr. Hoyt was very much ota ‘ o o
...... - 511$ lthKlFtS
—-——— — comes man coma ...................... 21.11., a. p... . .10.... tribute to t... A ys ema K. am 5 e e 0 II we "“355 '
Smith. Underwood | "W 0 . K0 negro boys leaving Chicago, who, he ‘ -
n - m m “8838 _______ , , so ”may now be somewhere in . ‘ _
mfi'filfifmfi'éljf' ”‘33:: _ . ,‘l “qt’mw 93“... 11. mentioned their aunny Dectde how much you can save each week regularly. and consult the follow
repaired. Rentals 84' countenances. Th", seemed '0 I” 5" int! table ahd s'ee how [avidly your fund Wl“ grow-
per month. Ma h log on n pitanc. instead on to war. - 1 . -. 1
c ines I
sold at 35 per month. He eonluded by saying we ought to '
" PLUMBER 14 Gotta am [an N walk. do mil in :ur £10.," to mt?“ as glean. Table showing accumulation of deposits oi 81.00 to "0.00 weekly and interest at 4 per
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE ‘0 o - an! or t e ys over t ete an "1' m, "annual compounded semi-annually
' boys at home as we can.
”0 Fan-""4 AV." Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs. Prank Scott hrourlu the tiutli 31m ‘3‘". 5m “’5“ 77”“ 5Y5“ ”7““1ri'5a"
REIUILT TYPEWRITERS
_ “-‘—-—-—-—- "I" to "11 fret. “I?" 1he rendrrfid ms.“ 3225.3. $231.53 3351.19 “19.45 $4119.45 $561.11! $633.04
. W. ,lmtrtmtc "19¢th on the v-uno. “0 331..» «Ma 515.09 104.41 moo 91395 1,124.59 l,276.il
-, 7" 9 .me proud of hertorwe maintain that «6.94 016.15 “2.50 1,056.43 1,153.30 1,468.27 1.6».73 1,914.00 _
1 1. . 8 [en ials :she 1. second to none in the mm- at 662.60 901.55 1,150.15 1,405.19 1,671.89 1,951.36 2,249.14 2,552.13
David W. lay-and Connecticut. in lactrshe ht tiecond to arms 1,113.3 1,431.50 1,153.58 2,087.63 1,435.11 2,796.15 3,112.94
, ’ inonc anywhere. We have never heard ”3% {fig-g; gag-:15 tag}: :32}: 3“” 1-3355 2'3ng
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UNDERTAKER 1 , 3m: m0! ................................ 1011 lb. I'm" "m“ “ “e d”; 1,325.21 mt: 1,300.33 2,311.” 3.355.” 3,9l5.16 4.49am 5.104.42
m8! trauma. 11'" “mm 8m“ “' "" ”M" "" ss 69.83 115.30 440513 sosou $142 45
Tel, Ottico. 1009-3; House m. IA """"""""""""""""""" g g at :l‘i’ best. Mrs. Elnora Perkins. the Lag 2:33;: 2.13;; 3:22 Oi £394 75 (”4'55 5:52:35 1513:0247
, 21 WWINGTON 81'. ”I“ 033331. ........................... ' . tea as soprano, sang one 0' her JI— ' ' ' ' '
7:" w no "a,“ ”'me ”1113,1231! ..................................... 32c 1h. gigolo: "Leena. Solon “we render . .. ,.
j. . ...................................... mo 1],, . y t c lowing: tut Olivia . . . . I'd- to k tart , fund ,-
. , . . and to keeothe .
-,-. M I 3m m ....................... 18¢ lb ‘13me M” IL 0' Ml" N“ ('- “- Pem'em WI“ I” mm'mo 91' ma e 8 S . - . 1
gr , """""""" ' ’Johnaon's addresa was one or lit? the. . ' standstill nationally.
MEN’S AND YOUN l MT I. ....................................... 1“ lb In)". of the "aging. Mr”, Johnna“ ‘MI' W.“ m o! m m. Y2“ aye nev“ at ‘d. d wfi are mm It
MEN’S OVERCOATS mm :4 ........................ ‘ ............ 1‘0 1]). ltoid ol the patriotism of our women If you are “0t “Vflwflu and increasing tn wealth ea CY. y _
$995 roman-gowns Cbb'm'n' ............................. 141: lb. Sow tray care for the sick, knit tor surely going behind. Science I“, proved that there can be no such am“ as .5197
. ........................... 9 I0 t"‘ti- etc. in thin great war. .
Wm :0 31323500 331) m1. con mu .......... - ....... 2:: pk“ . Rev. w. N. Morton. of Bridgeport. a state of absolute test. Things must no forward. or they must 20 bit?“ , ,
p ' Born Hanna-n on: wmmg:g'mm‘€'- .53; "'1'; mmémm so ‘1" mtg-t ward. (inc-way or another they must move. Therefore. do lnolt deceive -.
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COPYRIGH , , , . ”on“ moms”, “We,“ m, yourself looser. but start an account today. and add to tt retro at y . .
, T _- . propositions. via:-- '2’:-
_ , as 11' LOOKED 10 um. 'THE HEATLESS . . Th P l 9 T t C ' e
. . __ _ Knew thysell! p I IS I I Ipany 7.1g
Clothing Co Church-Really, the people ot the' MONDAYS E t 52:11-71” thyr'eli! | e , ea 6 S r . O . :5
. . - 0 whole world are our nelnhhors. END D HERE y "e ' ' i '
m s, so m Gotham—Wen. it ioks that way —_.... l in the first the doctor I 7’ WISWGII Street South "om.“ Chill.
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u' , . a from the way a lot ot '01:: are fishtlnx. “3mm '7'- first PI.) {livid picture at Socrates drinkins the; , .
R-___E.—.~_ a —-—— outlook. in the mend, described ' - a ' ~- .
. 1 .4 J E M —— ‘ . fit'Ihe. (no:l situation is. still very. tar our animal propensities and pointetir ’ ~ '
_ root as a ctory. it would be but 1» out. how we might control them. in
. . cry cI-IIBHESTEB s PILLS ‘disconttnue any more at the closed the third, he told a beautiful story!” ——I . . . g
. . 1 e,. "815'" .Mondays as called tor in the Garfield ot' a huge rock that wanted to chaufinend.‘ ‘l'hc mm he drew in our;Conn. Mr. .‘iitnton served as master,
D , t % lwgf: 01“ Jtnmry‘olg." ,tnto smoothing else, but in order to. mm of Colonel Roosevelt and histol ceremonies. ' Get the
EN 1 - 1_ .. "" e rs sect ot the ore-er o‘ it must deny itsell, lose its identity. h Riders .t San Juan Hi", can: —" ;
“ST E m , [32:23.3 :7. refit-11a; priority or df-_II;IWI-:tflnally h‘ilasted into pram-"112d “,5; be erased. He ,said mt? ‘the; COLLEGE spouts arm/mow 1
In - . as n «on cancelled and t it own ientity in t e so e were can; t n It '-
g'liISL.%.'m0m mum twill not be tor some.time to- come. rectvitulated hy saying: "Deny soul'- fairs $133330 tires, and were: indications Are That Hiltoric Gridiron' wnkn'zn].
’“um 7 '8 ‘ m 1m. Russell 58". This section spect- self. bring yourseli into subjection. being cut to pieces by the "Dons". Contests Will Be Resume d i
' . ‘ ‘vflo ‘0 Pelt -.__ -.-|fies a list of consumers who are on understand'youraelt." After this hrll- and when all seemed to he lost. me" ‘ -
11 «it' t- :11? . i Fresh Hams ..' .............. 30c. titled to deliveries hetore manutar- liant address the audience applauded-ream Cavalry appeared on “'9 "9”?" 1 . I Smile
'. ’ Small Pot-It Loino ”c turing plants are supplied. Local the doctor heartily. ”a like a blackjt'ltrricanc, they swept! "SEW YORK, Feb. 21,—Recommend 1-:
v4 'ore. , -------------- administrators will continue tosce The climax was reached when tho: up the hill amid . hailstorm oi bul-' l d 1) hi i C i . Y Will E . Y 1' Math
, Fresh Shoulder-o ................ 25c that these priorities are observed. Rev. E. H. Shunt. pastor of Gilm'le" fist“ into the mouth ot the helch- tons that e y the At etc 0mm ttee; ou moy ,0“
um. Dressed Vent, cal". Liven t in making announcement of the dir- Baptist church, told the part the ne- ins cannon, their battle cry: "'l'herc'll,“ Hal’Vlt'd. tavortng the "WNW-'0“.
3,"... L... .1 L"... ,,,,,, 30,, as: guanine}! holiday Mondays. Mr. sro has played in history. Andaman a Hot Time in the Old Town 'l'o-,ot intercollegiate sports and the reten- 1.1.5. 1...... 0"”.
for Cash Formartoro Limb ............. 20o “1-?" “Id" 1 and modern W. he exclaimed, " night.” His tribute to the late Bookot’titm o! coaches, was looked upon today A, A“ Dmuitsfltc.
. . . e principal reason for the (tool. the grayhaired mother at civilvsation. 15 Washington w" mpg-t, at nu; u a most favorable at!!! that college
. , 1 . Sugar Cured Hams ........ 32c, 34: sion was that‘it seemed unwise to Egypt. the land of mystery. he I'M junction. ho quoted a verse of a will 1 i
”.1be senIIld pm. my. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35¢ continue it in torce in view 0! th-e it was to this ' land that the old written by himself. ""55. Sports will be returned as nearly as ____
.. My gum ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35, not that nearby states are allowed Greeks and Romans made annual pit-F possible to normal conditions this —.-
3 .............. ...... . ....... .,. 11:11:11.1; 1.1131131; 11.11.1313,...13..31p;mmmm: n... .
' , ' - 1 ' I n t o M: 00 1 '1 Yae and Princeton athletic author,
r. 8. How :11 ":3.“ ""' '""' -- ”‘3: 1111:1321 111' 113113- ." 1 '11" 1.111.“. . 111° 13; W... ,....,. m ........ .. ...... ..: Specials Ill
1 ' 5 my ''''''''''''''''' 5" improriitg V"! 1|le mud!” . n; mums. who {tits nd 1:31;] The chapel ”hm", "3h he is ”on? tayoring a return to intercollegiate? ' .
. ‘Notno Made Conant ............ 306 y “3° " ° pyram. ' ’ Mother earth exclaimed my eons . .y
f n I.” 'Otrictl rm 3. 75¢ hilt receipts oi coal in the state at the Sphinx in the-burning sands 0! come horse schedules. and although college sports
t y go """""" ' the present time and tor the next tow Atria. He spoke of Mbiates, who " ' at the three bi "mm, institutions res
. . :ottsmttu eu- ............. use wees. will he no small that every {ought with neat muse at the acne ht as boy our head- under tilt-tort“ ‘ .
' s"~°"‘"" 'smttttou latter ............ .. aromas-utmost: will an. m-urm.saa who-um tun-toe. W1 m’”"°°°““°‘°‘°'" '“mmei " ;
I'm on... ..... . ......... ,9, my as heretofore. tt 1- dousttut talisea. He mentioned national. or sad rive tribute to one. only one: a late u in wt m". the Influence" cod . 94$
2 Pi. Foot, Km Inottto and .whethor any moot-lactation who" Carthage ot firm, who invented Boater 'i'sliterrio Washington. a mu: return to sports will he tell. ;Mk .................
- tan is" mum of movies anv lotion, and ot the peat Alexandria, . 3 Baseball. track and crow schedules m lockout ............ 25c
Inertia. nuts-tat amounts or coal for m lihrary with its most) valuable yoi- There were m. prizes. rm... plate mm m m a the .m. .
,comoa lost 1m ...... . as: time. in View attic priorities apoe- sat- in Isa-error, tau temple at to too m brtnsias In the mum ,, - ”m Steak Salmon ......... . ..... 20o
a no state Knot ......¢..... as. W in the oust-t “0er onion." must. that or t- o“ “'3' M‘ W" "' ““‘m "‘° ”W m" m m b' resumed, ”a n 1- ‘ Fish ' 209
(mm in PM “m 1,1 30870". Pol. zip-Announcement at Lpolllnolotis on talks at the.” to one. blind“ in the nest practically certain that the historic Butter ---------------- ‘.
'11:“ N: new: tool mun! Nile. team for "13.x“: 4-0:! cm ”11:32:"er palm astut- or rm you: will fancy 3m“ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35¢
mu} m ' 'sot mutant" mmwm'fi 3%.?" h. or use: w amid, m'pttu. '° ”mm haeknext 1.11.. 1 I 1
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' 'd. 1 “.2 mm m ;‘ Wt... 91 r. h taut, A. archer. D. Chance. 0. W. The saint-minty meeting at oDut- New York market
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