Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 19, 1918 · page 12

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' BUY NOW.

Theflatch 6' Bailey Co.

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Going‘toiiave Early. Vegetables?
lowisthe an. to get ready. who». then: for'yonr
ownnae.yonoantaaketnoneyullingtbenbeoauaethey’real-'

on hand. frames of sound straight grained wood and regulation

 
 
 

of the Eighth iiistritt. in New Haven ' ~
,ie also in th.- United States service i s or c “r
Iand it is not cxtwcted that he wali beI

 

'. Major John Buckley. who was cierh’ . Witt]. a Wide range Of Shades and Widths.

 

DRAW ASSORTIIRI' OF NEW SPRING COATS,
SUITS, DRESSES, warns ARD HATS AWAIT YOUR
INSPEOHOR.

beautify these already remarkable stocks.

are money out it you buy ellevf -cre.

cwaxs we PARIS MtLLtN‘Ith

 

Cupsand‘
Saucers

" widow new. .

Platters, Bakers and Nappies.

TheRollerStOre
5c, 10c &25c Store

 

 

Yea, we have them. Your
choice of. two. pretty and see
vioeable patterns, neat gold

Also Plates, Bowls, Fruits,

THE STYLE STORE FOR WOMEN WHO KNOW.

New merchandise is arrivinz on every delivery to swell and

sum ........ $14.98 up COATS ............ $12.98 up
D338!!! ...... $6. 98 up HATS ................ 98o up -

We sell better goods- for less money than any store in
town. Prices and merohandbe t‘tat are incomparable. You

33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk

, ,iloor. under the dome.

 

SCHULTZE’S
Wednesday Specials

 

 

, . innvwns TO MAKE

 

ROUND STEAK ................................. 28c lb.

 

 

 

 

 

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llt‘ be b it (‘.h I ll
cwun “cox 33c“, 13:” l'laiifllltle Oflllll‘llit'alltll’lilttltlmtilf l‘llilfl
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DIXIE Bacon .............. - ....... 5 .............. 233...}: .522. has}: 1.3.9:...bi..i..g’.’.".?.l.' To our customers who usually have their hats
’ ‘ ................. . I" ‘ ‘~ '0 it lune-t
. 3M1” Oman ,3??? 5:;::::;:;;;;;;; ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,0, ,5, Lilith”isn't.“ #555,555. trimmed to order we wish to say, come in as5.
; some run ................................... 200 lb. ""33”“ "II" firm” ‘0 0 a; “use"?
3 SPANISH meanest. ........................... 22o lb.- de,,c,‘,“",,',’;"§n,“; 1.73%.... 3:2. 5:5: $00!! as posstble. We are a little short (it hats,
," l' N'tl. “Tip (I' t~>
E run near or cram nan At 1.0qu Palm. 3L“‘....'?.“.°3na.'.‘ .....'.'...........!.. ....i'.‘... do not wait until the last day. We are anxious
' ’ delay production or lust-n :hc rhip‘. .
I rl (I serve on well.
Details 'of the' Inventions are with to serve yuu ea y an y
IBELCHER ARRESTED Sentinel Want Ads are Winners. held under the voluntary cens orshlp

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LEADER RESIGNSE
(Gilt-II”:- W m M)

 

 
 

In; that the resignation should havri
been forwarded long ago.

{been overlooked until last week. h0n!
hits“ 81:. “lid‘g'ifmt'itif‘hfiith” Norwalk’ 8 Leading Dry Goods Store
and loraarded it at once

The resignation was sent to the;
Senate today by the governor at 'tnei

w...“ Splendid Stuff for Summer Sweaters

3'5“mfflthgngggggg,fig“,gig;‘ "FLOSOLA” in a wide range of colors - 39c ball l
3333:”oiled‘fhx"2..".?.‘.."".:3..“.'.a . “SUPERFINE ANGORA” '- - 69c ball

wins the honor. Senator I). Whitney

 

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present. but he has not ordered hit:
resignation.

of the Senate last year. Is also wear

3:32.. ‘ilié‘h'rnti‘di‘th. '5‘.“i~‘.‘:.'.‘ii Ladies” Crepe-de-chine Handkerchiefs in many
Pl’ll' er 0 es awn. s also III
“ B" ’N H ‘ l dainty colorings 25c each

the service, but as he is now station

led in New Haven it In expected that . .
"”..$i..”§..i’ifif§.‘ hits“... it poo... II Ladies Hand Embroidered White Lmen Handker-.
°‘ mm “a M ‘ “0...... 0" chiefs 25c—85c each

H KRIEGER & CO

Easter Millinery . 1

Without a Doubt the Largest and
Best Assortment of Women’ s
Headwear In Norwalk.

 
 

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its dual brushing up for today's ses-
sion. As the Connecticut State Court} -
oil of Defense is occupying both the
democratic and republican cont rooms
on the second floor. a temporary coat-
room has been provided on the first

 

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SHIPS UNSINKABLE
TO BE TRIED OUT

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other dcvicr-s sell-(ted its likely to
Drme 0! value will be triml as soon

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Main and Ilaviland Si. ~—— = '
identity of the colliding nutontibiltt
was not learned.
'— -‘-‘-—-' A! High Speed.

 

 
 

Sucress
Qualities,
Like Garden Seeds,
. ' 'yntabem'r if cultivated. rt:

ability, courage; initiative,
thorium. ambition, bnain

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

BATTERIES WILL sneeze m
COLD wearusn

 

 
 
 

wi=9re you will meet a thoroughly
competent storage batery expert wht
will give author-at; ve ad\ice In thit
connection.

- “e recharge, repair and store but
teries. _

_ A rental battery for any make of cav
can be obtained at any time.

Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.

as .\'o Main Street So Norwall
Telephone 938

 

 

 

 

:Any- Store
‘ 0r Stock at Merchandise
ought fan/“Cash
Mirage II. care'SeIItIael
”Wodrrou afloat-arterial.”
WASHtNOON, March 19. -—Cotton
statistics for the period of from

’1 last tonirnary is. announc-
Cenm Bureau. show:

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

- a tattle. 8.002.006 Ions;
mm, and on head Vein-u
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from the machine.

“mm m hm honesty Mt Belcher escaped With a few minor'

’ I cmcaco GARMENT wonxena

 

Call at our. Willard Service Static: .

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. Tar Compound for coughs. colds, and. (X '
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Both Belther and Smith started

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out for a ride Sunday and went to-‘ .I' v
ward New Haven. The machine was 5’

supposed to he owned by Smith who
sat in the side- -.,c.ar and driven by
Belcher. it is said they Were I-ravel r
Ing at a, high speed and Belchet
claims to have seen a large touring

1868

 

Fslalilislled

 

 

car approaching from the opposite dl- .
rection. He said he turned out for
the his machine which was also going
rapidly and it sideswiped the motor-I
cycle knocking Smith and himself:

 

 
 
 

 

 

Smith was killed almost instantly.g

Drulsea. Um advice of counsel he
declined to say anything about the ac- II '
1Ildent but It Is expeted the case will '
fume up before the court tomorrow 5"
tltorninx.

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MAY STRIKE

 

CHICAGO. March I9.—-—'i‘en thousand
members of the United Garment
Workers. employed In twenty-live I ‘
Chicago shops, threatened to strike ;,1" '
,today, according to William A. fichnel- ‘
tier, secretary .of the union, as a re-
sult of the employers refusing to
grant a 15 per cent. Increase In wages.
'Shops working on government." con- .
tracts will be exempted. The employ-
ors are said to have offered a five per
cent. Increase.

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

TREASURER STOEHR DIES

 

NEW YORK March l9.—Hans E.
Stoohr, treasurer of the Botany Woo
".ted Mills, of Passalc, x. J., which nc- '
tired prominently in Attorneytleneml .
Marie's inquiry last ”weelt Into ailexed.
German wool-hoarding schemes, died.
In the New York Hospital yesterday. ,
after an operation for appendicitis. lie.
was It years old and was born in Ger
many.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH l
MONEY.‘ '
Don’t miss this. Cut this slip. out
close with be and mail it to Foley Iii "’
Co., 2835 sheflleld avenue, Chicago. m, , 5 V},
writing your name and addIcae clear ii 1'
Ir. You will receive in return a trial! l’!
package containing Foley' s Honey andi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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may; Foley Kidney Pills, tor pain In H

 
 
 
 
 

sides and back: rheun’taflant, built- Il‘5

ache. kidney and bladder ailments: \ I\\ .
and Foley cathartic Tablets. I Whole V ,/ _
some and thormbly Gleam eatbas- .

tie tot- constipation. bitten-seas. head- '

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

ache and steam iowels. stillborn.
PowellCorpoI-atloa. ' _

A year ago We made known to the public that our credit system
would be discontinued for the time being. We did this at that time

to reduce our outs‘tandings, which amounted to nearly twenty thou- 5 .
sand dollars.

We are now ready to renew charge accounts with-all paid up cus-
tomers and add as many men and wOmen to our list as wish to avail
themselves of our liberal offer.

Bear in mind, this easy payment plan has been originaed by us 20
years.
charge accounts. But it seems our customers are loyal to us—they
appreciate the good values, the splendid service we have been ren-
dering during these many years.

During the present abnormal conditions when all kinds of merchan-
’ qt disc are nearly doubled in price our store ought to be of great help
to yOu. No man or woman, no matter how much higher their wages
are today than to former times, can afford to spend all their money
at one time in dressmg up their boys and girls ’

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

IEGER & C0 Establishtd =
1868 .
More people will y from us this season on CREDIT g

han. ever before. ' ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Recently a number of imitators have' sprung up offering

 
 

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