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I, More, Baker: and Nappies.
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Tristram & ’ Hyatt
Norwolk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
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jroonth. t
1' "They have to uni and nutter tot
Luther but there in this dilatation;
ithat the bones and W are not free
ttow'utttgttmtopmuty. mnmomtorJW'
mmyweu’nnhemeelhthqheeamwfl ‘1‘
Inn in demand and at good prices. , totem—they have to ext-crime” of}
, , 'i_ patriotic duty. no visions of glory and,i
I” m m iprmouon. l . ,
on f of - g hzllorser have been taken from the? . .
hand, was. my] lull!“ grained wood and "till“ -.I la ot the familiar cam-see. from ' ~ v
‘ lIlhe cart and plough, from the Visual p endid ShOWin of . l
‘1‘“, I gand the van. from the luxurious huntw
'. ing‘stable and the quiet village green ; - ' '
. L——taken in all their strength and; ”
BUY NOW. !beauty to help in Mhting our coun-' SPRINGT '
l try's battles. l .
: "Infinitely greater. therefore. is our?
3.233;: mhi.‘“.iii.tlt'ti‘ii‘:i:..‘l' ‘ With a wide choice of plain shades and checked ,
Elug to their wants after thev haw-
-.been taken over by. the military. ~
Hortes and, dogs have no nationality} Or Striped EffeCtS.
.and it is only right that we. should«
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
wwvr‘mw «no.
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strive to help those animals who art-l '
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SCIIULTZEeS - . . 3:: Juleewfl. cfllelgot 3:33;] American Giles and Glnghams -
~ " = ”will" a: 3:: isn't Of exec u it
, Bl) ore are e no I' ' . '-
Thursday Specials f .stIaueo bate hospital: on rt-encIIh non! ~ p 0113 Y gOOd quality, COIOT and .;deSlgn.
wtl’tth th; fthelt‘n: rn -. . ~-
. “mi”: 333” 3-3.3? all???" “as a We lll‘ll’ lll’llli “I”!!! on request. A large line of linings to match.
, 3m courtroom .............. , .............. 24o lb. '2‘,"{‘,,:'; .k ‘-‘ fl”, 5;" “3.33.3.2". , '
‘ soup Lutt 003m our .................... mink on? "n ‘3'“ that: lih ' ' "
i run 003m our .......................... 16c lb. *?§ertla3::‘s‘lli‘lttgl'é‘n't etnetlgalpi - The 8'99“, S'Od‘ 0’ 8""0'15 ill "'9 City.
. 331883? com my . ................. 1“ lb four hospitals and these hare each 4
i wnf'rln cunt}; ,,,,,,, » """" 5° lb. ":Ime dIooots. making really In all 12} , fl “MW“ ' W... - ~ , W , _, A _ fl
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l “W O‘BB‘GB """"""""" . """"""""""" 80 lb- ‘. ogll'h2I'French military authoritiFSl ' l
’ fit it t hi it w ndt‘d ll .
Schullze s Sanitary Markets "fi....‘...‘i.§ 2.4.2:“ i H KRIEGER & CO
. iwhcre thev receive every attention.‘ . .
NORWALK. ' 80m nonwux. Jug. according to their;I condition. are' ' _ O .
' - :.i .d' h‘ in f-. v _
"11in “M “W No- 17,903- . . :23. 3.333135. o'.°tt”i'§..u?-.i.’t'§‘hu.§.3e '
, Ily destroyed. We need more and
i I more money to extend our work, to
STRONG HOMES "’0“?er Rive helpful adVice and in-'opcn new hospltlls and to luchflfil‘
WILL WIN WAR fig???“ "”5 “I’M“ in “Thin: lei-'our titatf. For patriotic. economic and
.t'zs; ii..:"i.':.’.i“i.i’.‘.°.§ not“ it”? 3:. ”it." ““‘..’.i".“.'."i
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. tContinued PTO!!! Page One). 'mIttny others. to the families left N‘Jlil)’ be strong to help. we make this
' . hmd,’ . . ' tappoelIso in to lessen the tragedy of
more permanent homes. etnploytritnt When or get work from n‘camp or;the horses and dogs on the battle-
belng found for them. etc. is ont-Ifrortt France that a man it: ,conoornrd‘ held." ‘,
which inspired all of lllOl‘P present about hie family, deprmsed, mm, "at "There ,"e many. who have had
with a wish to rental in the “PM” have two duties. The first is to see their favorities commandeered and
work- The romance of it. allocate to if "In family in cared for; and second. there are many nnimttl tovm in this
one and all. and no it was most ctr to see that the word gets back to tho: country who»: hearts must blood for
couraging when Mr. Kellogg oddcrt man no that he will be cheered tindt our faithful dumh'fricndtt in the flghlr
that we must “remember that those comforted attain. Upon the Home ing lines. The Blue. ('l‘onll fund is dO't
who are doing work abroad are (loin; Service workers depends how soon ing it great deal to mitigate the ho.-~i
work Juitt a» hard. just a-t tiutl. .llltl our bays lhflll be through. how offer-urortt that homo ttfilvntlv cmlurc ini
lost its monotottioutt ill-l our work lively they shall light, when they shall thin time of war." '
ht’l’P." The “I'll! work of [he Alllt‘tl-I win. . 2 “'lll you help "I" Hills? by sending
can Red Crone incarlng for the l‘t‘t;-; Mr. versontt then read letters of no.“ to the Evening Sentinpl and b3.
ugeett Will! in organaittion. then the'pre‘clat‘op front men in the net-rice for .como a member of this .tdmirable 110'
Easter Millinery
._ Without a Doubt the Larjesf and *
. Besi Assortment of Women’s '. .
Headwear in Notwalk. 94
To our customers who usually have their hats
trimmedto order we wish to say, come in as,
soon as possible. We are a little short. oi hats,¥‘
do not waituntil the. last day. We are anxious,
«IogéomIiIc ttt'obIlcur wI'IauItImrklotlI: tutII W051! (flonitwon‘lm t’nmtllee It home. ciety.‘ :rhe money y'all be tot-wardedi ., .; .
l l 9 WP on "a“: 3" WI- "1 0 ' 89‘9“” felt by the. men to to the rnulhoriilt‘tt..:ln 'ou will ' ‘ ‘ '
tary conditions which will entitlttuc know that the Bed Crone is caring ‘rccelveprpglue Crypt tot-t ‘lo’r your ' " ,. ‘0 serve y.“ ml¥ and serve you we". .
during the war. and long :tt‘ttr it. for thcm. '._ .‘ ' ' 6106'! colloid-k g . ' l A ' ' ’ ‘ 1 L' . ‘ .~ ' J ‘
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0f more immediate intwwt. l't’l“,
hope. to the l'épl'ettenltlzh'el of the
Norwalit Connecticut Chapter. lfome‘
. 4‘ FSuccess
QuaLilies,
ite'aatdeti seeds,
t1 yield better if gnltivated. These
Miles are healthy 'homty,
31m” courage, initietive, en-
il‘r‘tlltlll. ousnnts
+ Mine sturdy courage of le-‘s. httve’ I I .I I II than ever beforIe.
Service Section. attending‘wu' the tid-
idretts of W. Frank Personu, Director-I ‘
General. Donut-intent bl‘('l‘-’lll:ill lic~.
lief. Mr. Persons first 'l'lt't't: Sir
Walter Lawrence as saying “Mitt: mt:
_‘inI not be over this your. Tn'w war
will be won by the nation that has
the strongest homes. by thot nntion
only. and for that reason only. in x . I fiuuished , . , I . _ . B'ah'ished
his own words. that which will tic-
litmlne this war is not the Hll'fllfllll L . ._ .. I_ I I
o cannon so much an the morale. . . . ‘ “ .1: 868 A . . . . - _ ,
w . w. 1 . -4 , _ .. 4 . . 1868 . .-
the uoldiere,.gained from a knowledge
that their familiar are bein: cured for,
and of the work of Home Service ht '
“:_‘i;i’.‘:‘..'§:‘tizi‘iitimt‘ii t... ,‘ i. More.;.people will buy from us this season ’ On .. CREDIT
'hnfilenmfore-elgbtedrntm. rent out
with the blesnlnge of their tumult-mt
. mule such preporatiou tut they could
' to: their welfare. But six niontirr‘ . I I
llmm paused since their going, alto-(net . . ’ /
in. pooling. and probably another year“ ? ' . ~ , I
f wtill'rpaes before ,they can rc'om homo...
litrf‘It‘“T§I.ii’t"I:t":C‘mI.I‘I"t V _ (n A year ago we made 7known to the public that our credit system
3:3.-.“liéi‘..i°nii.“$l‘..“i.i’i::'.!‘.‘§..i.i‘f’ti.°.; f -. would be discontinued for the‘time being. We did this at that time
tiovernme'nt is proparin‘g for tin.» 'cttte. .
,0! wounded and broken men; fot tc- .
ctltttzttton along industrial! lines for
to reduce our outstandin c amounted to nearly twenty thou-
tlnding' suitable employment for them ‘ -
BATTERIES WILL FREEZE in
com WEATHER
nectlon.
We recharge, repair and store bat
;n he obtained at any time.
‘ { Fairbanks Storage
' Battery 130.
Telephone 938
Call at our Willard Service Static: - . '- ' ' '
, fli‘fi is the great duty. to nuke as .1 t, 0 - .
ere ’0“ Will meelIa thoroughly _.‘n‘mn as pogglble [be social :inflctt "1 themselves Of our llberal Offer.
potent storage battery expert wht Ltought about by these confiiliung" . . » . _ . .
l 5"“ authoramle “m“ l“ m“ it is knoI'll to all that from the be-
I.
A "11181 bl"??? f0" any'make of 6" rcetled. Work has grown to tittchtttr1
°- Main “"3“ / 30' N‘v‘f'fll fcating with homes of thos-t met: who
:titer recovery to replace their. in to— » '
ctal life. But there will he I'lP «use '. - ‘ sand dOIIars’
oi the boy leaving school with ill] in- ' 1
complete education to tattt- up the ,
burden of helping to provide for the j- l - \ I II . , I o .I
;gggs05°$nlfigog°gfr§§rgigg1;}: . ' (H. We are now ready to, renew. charge accounts With all paid up cus-
tonse ueticett of loneliness and it nn . ' . - ’ _ . . .
:ggulllgg': g;;;;cerg;p;g;igmerr-:3 . tomers- and add as many men and women to our list as Wish to avail
itnning Red Cross has had reproach—I: .
wires in cantonmcntp and comm tori
t'hlribution of comforts nitl ittivit-ul
Bear in mind, this easy payment plan has been originaed by us 20
. years. Recently a number of imitators have sprung up offering
charge accounts; ' But it seems our cuStomers are loyal .to us—they
appreciate 'the good values, the Splendid service we I have been ‘ren-,
uttent that differentiation uttl dirt
”ion of wort; iii necessary, out. offer
little in 'lletl Cross Camps will be
2 meant for work of distribution of 'nili-I
fitary and relief ilt'f'Pssllieil; not men
.for Home Service work. in commonl-
.are sick or depressed. wort-felt. etc.
' Men need someone to talk with. They
iISle’ck ei Merchandise
fillght forCas
rest ll. eat-e Sentinel
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YORK. March 20,—nttuw;
charged in a mo Jury indie
y ‘ store back till war is over. They are con-
“,N “Mun“, WP," "WW3. deml‘o confidence of men,
‘q tireigher of Freeman-burn. about families with whom. thou men
returned momma: with the mot- ,
,, ., havingbadtheopporthni :ofutelng . .
hire. llolell‘iflenuhcl. who to thouflhwm 0,, that 9“. Minter. . I . ‘ . I . u
one found strangled to delth in they will have many hm togtltfnr ' . .. - ‘ . ' x
. house which she conducted}! home mo and to ‘iWW’QMt
'ary far from home. and will not get
dieting during these many years. ' v -- .
cerned about their fnmJlee and homes.
They do not get letters enough. or pet-
.hap‘ the letters are not cheerful. Red
Cross must be with those men. Wt
are going to send good men over then
who are inupired With the desire-to;-
‘ " 1 ‘11 During the presenc'abnormalyconditions when all kinds of merchan-
/ o 'i ' o o ' " - ‘
“m m a, W? W, W, , disc-are nearly doubled to price/our store, ought to be of great help
ence: men who an den with "flit-or. ‘I I ~ I I . . . .
at... m... m m at who $,:. :‘ . -. , to you." No man orgwoman, no matter how much higher their wages ' '
are today thanwin'fo'rmI egg—times, can afford to spend all their money
i The Bottle valco innit Int‘tlttr frtmt
‘1 la the only man who’ can find out
" momma: fiV-W { ‘ ‘ I. at one tintein dream" 5119,, their boys and girls. .
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But on thatuipetnne
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