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Complete Comfort
This expert. who is one of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl,
the noted specialist and recognized toot authority is able
.to tell at once what the real cause of our toot trouble is.
He knows feet as a dentist does test or as an architect
does houses.
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No matter how simple or how serious your foot trouble
is, he can tell you (an show you) how to gain -
Immediate Relief
and a ra correction of the difiiculty/ Remember the
dates. state to come in. Everybody welcome.
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To. Be Held at Nu Haven Saturday.
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Our EM Ink er.
Only accredited active newspaper!
men in Connecticut: m. at.- m and southern operatinx regions.
must a (uninvited neat. who-hard Tbs-lb the central organization,
not mmmmuomw-mt. u“, will he bought looomotin-a cars and.
first anniversary of m an", ate-i. rails. the principal big quantity
into the world War“ tile on rally. WWW" 0‘ nuns”. and an esoril
dinner of the Connecticut national Vi" Will“ not only to economize»
Association at tile Hind M. New b! 'holmls burl-r methods. but to!
'llaveu. on the evening 9' A!“ M stand-disc quip-em and supplies
m»... decidedznpcu SIM" at a" Goal-and other-“Mi will be bought
meetlnlrot a—apeetalcolnuiuae oi'tbe W317 by' individual “It" to IUDDIH
asaociation' in Hartford; The dinner their individual needs but under the,
ia— to h, on a 3mm nit!!! “ 0:3. supervision of the regional commit i
do!“ and n is hoped "my . lam teen. in new England iiiel is to be:
number of nuwgpapfimpn will be able bought by a special committee. Cross;
to attend. . "t p..tlea and. lumber are to be bought:
l Tickets for the dinner are to m‘pflm‘innllv by the roads along their;
'i'lasued only to members ofihe ihtily own “"9" b‘" may 1’“ WWW“
iNevsnaper Association and the cm thmmth the central organisation It
Inoctlcut Editorial demotion. which they cannot be bought in me tent»,
organizations rents-tent not-y no“. tory thrmltilt which the mad muses;
gpapgr in the State. 'nmpp‘not mom- in his capacity as director of tin-l
,bcrs of these associations. hilt- ongatzi "if” "W ”W railroad administration:
.ed in active newspaper work on news- Mr. Williams also will he assisted: by:
',ners in the State. can ootuln ticket," another advisorv contlnlttee. or three“.
,by having their aplications cttriorrzr Mimi“! “MM!“ "WI. one from}
thy otflrt-l-s oi their papers who or. lhe North. one from the West and out» :
,mvmbers or either of the associations, from the South. These men will some'
1 At the nun-ting Saturday it was vot- “"101" My and Will help, in “Ute
(ed to hill" on new members to the W" 0’ invenfisnflnw' and mumbling
iwur rally committal and the inllming plans '0 "M" We ilnflnt'dll require-i
IPOmDTll-‘f' the FDPCliil committee. the “tents of the railroads. whether there;
‘orisinal C(lmnilttnu mung gm,“ ail-i needs relate to the taking: up and re-'=
:pointcd by George (‘. Woodmtf. or newing one of tho minor-inn obliuu-I
illiu'htlcld: ,tions and the lasaanceflo! ruw ”Q36"
3 n. a. Hill. Hartford Times. chair» ii" 0* ”midi"! tor Mummimmil
‘ luau; Atihur S. Barnes. Bristol Press; additions." '
:‘Viiliam .i. i‘npo. Waterbury Repubit- Mr. Williams M hll‘ “V130” Willi
cnn; J. M. Emerson. Ansonin Sentinel: administer inn general “'5' m" d”!
0. S. Pmeman. Thompsonville Press; ‘ poaitionot aboni-MJOOMOMM). "'9'" i
C. a. Scholcy. Shore Line Times: :senting the grouse-timings from apart! .
George c_ Woodrun', Litrhileld En- . tions in a year. in the past. require
quirer. president of the Connecticut ments {9" ““W ”Wm“ '0 purchase
Editorial Association: John E. lienmmmnt "mi "in“ ”fitment! and
sam. New Canaan Advertiser; l. E..“ddl"°"" “3"“ been WWW“ ”509
Manchester. Winsted Citizen: L. 0.000.0“0 wd' 3750390000 8 yeah tie
Willie-w. puma",- pamm; A. L. Mud pending on business activity and mon-
dock. director of press cooperation 9" market conditions.
Connecticut State Council of Defense.‘
“to following sub—committees weregu'EONTESTEr' D'VORCES
chosen:—— 1 , ~
Speakers~il 0. mil. w. J. rand. 0" T°'"°"°ws ”37':
A. L. Haddock. l . v .
invitations-«A. S. Barnes. L. 0'. anontested divorce cases to be
Williams. 1' FA Manchester. session Friday follow:
Dinner—George C. Woodmif 0. S.‘
' Stannnrd vs. Ethel Gertrude Sisa-
.F'°ema"' Jon: E' Hersam. inard; Ruth P. Fuller vs Arthur E.
tI-‘uiler; Anna ll. Hoii'l'nan Vs. Charles
Alpbews n.
OF COURT AND JURY lDelnarro vs, Bennie Demerrn: Elisa
‘ . flock v . Freda-i : My.
"Teamwork" between the judge and E‘Gflmth. vs. Burghzhélggh .
“the jury crept into the vocabulary of' ' , i
,the superior court yesterday when —l
Nudge William M. Maltbie announced
'fthut he would: endeavor to infuse all . . ’
juries with which he worked with tint! cam m mm 2
club. , - MW“! e
_Atter defining the particular prov-1 .—
tines ot the Judge undo! the jury in, m,htp,“ w L
a civil case. Judge Mattble made the‘ ' lro- Head-Colds. my
important announcement that in the I l‘
ifuture he would expect every jury int ‘
'bi‘shcotlllrt tod show signs of teamwork In one minute your cloned mtg-ii:
wt t e in go. , , anal
“The successful carrying out of auyi'm open. the air p as of your
task in life,” said Judge Maltbie. “de-' 3°“ '3‘ “‘9” “d W“ m ”mm'
pends on teamwork between all those freely. No more battling. shuttling,
who participate in that comes: work. blowing. headache, dryness. No strun-
Although the Jury is supreme judge;
of the rants and evidence in a case' 5"“ for breath at night your cold or
land the. judge or the law. it is to be. “m” 'm b' 3"“
expected. however. that both will co- Get ‘ small bottle 0' ”’3 Cream
operate. and work as a team." Balm from your drum now. ADI“!
—"—"“—- a little or this crust-at, antiseptic.
cannon same roses sis/w. (mum, at.“ firm nostrils. it per
WASHINGTON. Xarch 7.—Senator;etmteg through every air passaxe at
.i Baird of New Jersey recently appoint, the head, mines the inflamed or
ed to flflthe umpire! tern dim swollen Mme I” 1"”
late Senator Hughes, took his seat to? comes taste-flu. ' .
day: . \ It's just fine. Don't stay stand-i!
with a can or III" marsh-«III!
comes so quicfly.-—AdV.
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SATURDAY? ONLY
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' Norwalk Pawnahop _ W
fine M var afietively.
Tb “Handbag sale stunning aisles of
satin cordial} with suede and patent leather. The
greater ntd‘aeclthem are pouch shape, very capo
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' "the Leather Goods Section
' THEMg department has inteli moved
“unification andtahenupnewquarteuat'
the H‘dfi main iloor near: the Fairfield Aw.
aue enthuse. Bantiful new cases help, to» show the
cious in size, beautifully lined and with many of the fittings which. women
require.
i
There whaling. and radon. Purses, all sizes, in fancy seal and
' grained leather, beautifully lined with moire, in gray, blue, old gold, purple
and figured brocades in lovely color efieets. - .
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Colored Feathers such as seal or morocco in brown, navy blue, and gray,
an all beautifully lined with gold, white, cream color and black. i
There is a. large assortment of Cordova Leather, bags, portfolios, music
rolls, picture frames, card eases, cigar and cigarette cases. In the collec-
tion of Gordon are many things which men will like, in tact Cordova
leather appeals strongly to the masculine taste. There are watch fobs,
card cases, large blotters suitable for men’s desks, and many novelties. ;
Khaki Cases for Soldiers, with many pockets and all fitted with the
numerous small requirements that the soldier will appreciate. . i
-- 3' These are from $51” up.
French Conversation Books, pocket size, are bound in khaki and will
prove useful.
Philippine Blouses
'A. new lot just unpacked from
their tissue paper wrappings.
They are of exquisite workman-
ship, nearly all of them on fine ba-
tiste, a few in voile. There .are
genuine Fiiet collars, insertions
and medallions of Filet lace, drawn
work, eyelets and laid work, more
or less elaborate. A few of them .
' are conventionally severe, with
rows of fine. small tuckings. The
assortment is (very satisfactory.
There are both’thc dressy, models
of which some women are so fond,
and also tailored affairs which
business women approve for ev-
u'ydny use.
Rent $6.96 up.
Deena floor.
Novelties for Easter
Brooches and IaVsllisres,
, $1.00 each.
Main floor.
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fr.’:
The Confirmation
Dresses
A charming assortment
of little frocks.
Fancy lets, Georgettes,
Crepe dc (Shines and Organdies
The majority are with wide
plain tucks and plain ruffles, as -
simply made as a nun’s dress, oth-
era are of a slightly more dressy.
character, the rufi'les being edged
with satin and Valenciennes lace.
The plain ones will do nicely-for
confirmation dresses, the more
elaborate ones for parties and
dancing school.
$7.50 to $22.50
Second floor.
Personal Style in Men's
Shirts
There is positively no mater-ts
n1 that looks so well or feels so
agreeable to the touch as Crepe do
Chine. :
There are some new shirts for '
spring wear. Crepe de Chincs
.woven with stripes in Jacquard ef-
fects, white grounds with black
and colored stripes. '-
gold filled, Oriental pearl settings, 39-00 '91" handsome.
. _ Well-08¢ miscreants, the neat eel-
.hrrinss 8 new 85501111191“; ' or combinations which men of taste
Selim a“ mu: dull Metric Shirts of fine quality].
or bright jet and paurls, madras, corded stripes in white
. , ”.50 eta. ‘0 $10.“) with gray, reseda, wistat-ia and
Pearl Beads, very choice, other colors mixed with a black
$1.00 and $1.50 line. _ $3.0
;.. “first. M. MansonuaarlatnSLaatmg
The new Um Hassocks? Sugarless Tidbits
[h from Clancy's are , Stuffed Apricots and
attracting considerable . ,Very M“! m Prunes, 60 oil. a box.
mutton. All” m of many ways about the Salted Peanuts,
M elects any house. 'A new line in Almonds:
sunbeam these
all colors, nice velvet
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Mixed Nuts, ’-
beautilutart fabrics. The and m ‘1'” m a” ‘ ‘
Wmsubdued.‘ The 4 .c:
‘_ y , 50¢. 31,00 Onemay regale -
My: very mm. Iii . 1/3150 himself with M-
"nmnnuf seeing" them. ’ duringLenf."
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Norwalk Chronicler