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_‘Fsir.ttonish snd'rhiirsdsy;
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‘ lake region and New mgisnd.
Temperature: Higb,54
:43. Partly cloudy“
muss '
mmwmnfim:
I mmmi e Noyon
v. northscstwnorthvisds. an ”“30! and
‘ of high pressure central over the lake
t weather
;2 is all eish'iets east of the itissiuippl
4 long tronsh or low pressure
gm bore Misses northward to
m is loosing unsettled weather
.,..>‘t‘oisr the lucky. Menuhin districts.
~Thstsnnsntorss are rising in the
wdsrn districts. bat continue low in
eastern districts.
. ' ma; tensemnrsi‘ were reported
. f” I front the Upper MisIlssiltvi Valley. the
warm K Jun 100
TODAY
; low,
:ng
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hour. In the north the enemy has river
beendefinitelyeheehcdsndinthel War W. aIchIsI W
thhmhlimllndw.w‘d m g7. m
important gains have been made, m of “an M m
hehssbeeuunsbletopushwestof that mm mm
The Britishy line from the Sea'rpe gm
River southwest through Albert tol foam it"s? ‘wrfim
the Somme has held fast for twm'llssi sisht. ”a M Per-hilt R.
ty-four hours and the Germans' 1 m m,“ 0,], “.15.”: my“ 1.
have been repulsed at local stacked," union ,1 ”'7'” ”a NM W
along this motor “The front here maly reported in dispatches to 119
is nova west of the old 30mm bat-i muted Press.
lletleld and west of the Anne Riv-
er just north of Albert, which is TOURING C AR Ag.”
TRUCK IN COLL1810N
18 miles northeast of Aniicns.
South of the Somme the Ger.
tease-us nvoa mt Pass).
Iusns have advanced west of the
old front before the beginning of
Ilasl‘vtndo'l.llldilhllltlhndbla
enesr nearly severed Ira his head
the Writisli odensive of
1916, but hsve not yet gained it
west of Roye. Th most bitter a bit or the drill slui-
iighthiug'his ogocu on the front! “Maestro. demmr
sent 0 t e minssnd still eon. new "°
tinnes, but/the enemy has been”: “5"; was“ i :33; “a '" m"
checked west ofAhe BoyeoNoyon, 'rhs mm boomed “m g to
sector. perhaps the anon-Vital on clean Inst evening. in treat of the
dais port of the line. A~ further t1” Gogddmnuth: mad
svsn‘eeonthissecto’rmi ten ' °'°‘°"
danger the French hold a: the ”m “’m' a" last the. Warren m
southern bank of the Oise which mrn'm‘wibn: mailman
‘ ”fluidly”.
slas.reinsin‘s “chasm.
i,» a bill outs.
. I ; mA'nnory by Swami War ms. nan:-
. iss until i o'.ciock ('ssh prises Tick.
els 50 cents.
ebtvibt. No damage was dons.
thrusts-owned byGiison smith. the
3colltracior.
‘ tillenroe street.
Wolfe is in attendsncs.
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with cards illness“ 'oxpoctsto
extaided vacation.
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yieordydlwallt.‘ CIIOIM lIII
South hisin street.
wens
“i ”in Illirie W, of west-
‘,port,isreooveringfionissevers at-
The condition of Camoel’flteysr of
. anndvietavsnos, who is confined to
# his'hosns with an attack of the toes
Maison Dicker-Ian, thronsh 10450
William l'.‘1'anunsny, has brought suit
nisinst 'i‘oin Powers, the cartoonist.
, Iv The Central Fire station spasms- Inan line but» witho
; .‘was called out at 19: 30 o'clock last ’ ut success.
- .nuiimo a chimner are on UN"
Hell?! Joyce. 0 "t"!!! 9‘ the 0"“ been repulsed, but, on the other
War. ll Mimi!” n his “0"" ‘9 hand, the Germans have made no last analog and disposed ot recline
Mr. Joyce. who is‘ln
m. gunman. yon! served four mu
randiIVoinonthsintheIirstconneeti- are Munch)",
8.. I Russell Deane, formerly of this simultaneously with his blow West 5
city, sd whb isI now employed by the
IStsndhi’d Oil 00., in MIT. In":
is remembering friends lg Norwalk
. Norwalk ins short tine toenior all
our Victoria “mu“ " now cm front M
doing business as usual although the the Gennsns to carry out their
attention of the store ll 80“! 0‘ we great attack
contskecareofroll- Fm”?
piste stock of recoids you ”‘3‘ ”meat of Toni have forced the Ger-,2
, 11,. mm records. abandon
Rev. Jolui MW“ gives.“
'I theme-fliers and guests
MNorwslk Club, this evenin- '3:
“mumpssolneoftheY ll.
smihunemnecndomfl
my.“ lioClellsn-iil-
- . - _,,»sector east of Unneville.
L—éflyl MOSCOW Sunday Harchfl (Bar
has been steadfast against all Ger- hotter. and their mesons. Hrs
man attempts. Clark. are still at the Stanford hos
On this front Field Marshal #va W" “W m a gig“
Hsig reports, American troops are WM u .and “ " ssi "
seriou condition.
now aiding the French and the' who: standing at the side
British. The identity and also of or the road when the accident has
the American units have not been Jailed. and was tslklls with the My
disclosed, but it is probable they or of the track that Ir. Warren ran
into t the title of the m
form a part of the aneo-Ameri- . '6“ Wm” m v“...
can reserves on the Alene ‘.snd
Chsiupspie fronts. Idsaghtsr et Deniseio Arsao. of Gish
{F121; Noyon essthrd to south 33:" 'M 3.38301?! hm
o ere the French hold strong ”9" m ”5"“-
w-itions along the one which the' ”W W '° "n "mm W»
w- GemsnsI‘heve been .n'nsble to Mush stths hosoi»
“mom “that? flabby. Wt. vlinckult. is reported from Darius nth! resting ”it ‘31:“th she had
nntflcl’slly that French and. W a" “9 was 5“
faring trots concussion et the brain.
American troops have carried out hospital . u m“ u” “my
strong center attacks south of La “uh my 1. "a
Fore against the pivot of the Ger- emiixstwhil ntnta‘inthlhat
l)». child had run infront of his m-
The apex of the blunt pointetf chin! which was sets; slowly, and
the British linesin six days is east chins that b. not apply the
Mn. brim. it t t
[of Albert. Berlin reports that hetero “tio‘elfildtss struck. o . ' w
British center attacks here have ' --—'—-—-—.-
Uness'l‘ribeflan. i. 0_. ELM, nirt
gains.
The outer
business.
points of the wedge' ' “r ”In“--.
south of Searpe, and
the Oise river south of La Fore.
That the enemy did not make
' other attacks on the western front
of Cambrai is accounted for by,l .
the statement from Field Marshal; »
Hai'g that the Germnas have used '
up most of their reserves. and that
more th'vsn 840,000 men have been!
lthiown into the battle by the cue-
'my. All other sectors of the west: .. , ‘ ‘ , I ""
i on can have a warm,
healthy, happy, contented
family if you ”put in an
ve been drawn on by:
., American gunners .ou the north-.,
loans to abandon the town. of »
1' mew; omafibfilmsinean \ s lflTBRflll'lDllflL. ”v,
11 towns oiled Oncp Hester I‘
lhosvily: as that: fiansisnt and ipe
other impatient points behind the. “
energy lines. The artillery on both
,sideIs has been busy firing gas hole' in the floor. Easy to 593*
c"allelic, but the Americans have giv-i
en the enemy two shells for eyeryi state, only one fire to m and
oneofhis. Therebasbeennoin-, Momlorubatocsrtthrough
fantry action either here or on the the house. '
Wdlkeepthecedarcoohand
Isgnsiaineedloi'Sm Put
iaonb‘dfisnisl.
.; ,‘l‘lib Associated Press) -—Bolsheflk '
troops, an olicjsl announcement tan,
have been. sdccsssiui in fighting the
Anti-inns in tho Southern Ukraine Tile
cltles 'oi Nikolaus. mum and says:
. mw'wmm ”N“ WW“
' Adi-patchrfiemeisundoncom ‘m It“
WWWiLmuvort+, » M.
‘- Iirdthe 'Bolsheriki had recsptured' ,/ 3...", . ,
Kllemn'uuimolsyev. Khersonsini “WW“! “H'
oIOdessssnd 1
lditiss.Nik-} ' ; - .‘
“1 clayevlsforly Iniies northwest of
.‘tsl yesterday afternoon. is 5.05106 to
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Essyto install; siniflycntasr L; I“:
.' ,"I. used for either soft or stifi cuffs—plain or fancy or
brill
Easter suits
for young fOIks.
_ Young folks have their own ideas in regard to
suite.
They know style. They appreciate grace; They
delight in beauty.
, - Naturally, they wish suits that have the some
lines as suits for women. But they want those
lines brightened and made youthful. '
- Just such suits are here for young folks, plenty
of the: .
Thole are the suits with trim short' Jacket.
There are the suite with ri pple-bsck jacket.
There are suits of dark hue and of light hue;
suite with quite a bit of trimming and suits with but
little adornment. .
Youthful, always! Attractive and tasteful.
Of serge, of poplin, of gabardine, of wool jer-
soy.
Prices range from $18 to “555.
Little Easler gift
of fine jewelry.
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2‘.
't- our" ‘
Fitting
loud greater delight to the plénsing new Spring at
tire. -
, No jewelry finer Illinois offered by the Rowland.
jewel store for its price.- !
. jewelry store is genuine and pleasing and
0
gift to mark the entry of Spring-sud to '
- Rich new
~Easter shoeS.
Eve very Easter costume will be more+bcnutiful '
because of the handsome shoes that this Spring.
brings.
Those shoes add the beauty of contrast. They;
bring lines of smertness and of grace. Theirs' IS the ;,
complete finishing touch to the entire costume. .'
Gray shoes are of good style. Shoes with vamp.
of black and top of gray are of good style. Fancy
shoes are good style.
But the finest, and in man ways most-satisfies».
tory, are the shoes of black an 0f while. !.
‘ They have no sameness or lack of attraction.
Difference In models brings difference in effect, and
variety, and beauty.
What a fine gathering one may choose from this
very day!
While shoes. '
Calfskin, plain toe, ivory well, covered French
heel-410
Newbnck in laced model, ivory sole and “tool,
wing tip, military model of heel ,—-$6.50 - .
Canvas with plain toe, smart laced model, high'
covered her' .4650
Canvas of fine quality, plain too and covered
heck—$5
‘)
a
Black pumps. _ _
a Patent leather, long vamp, welted sole, Cuban
heel, smartly trimmed with mail Melvin-46.50“"
Patent leather trimmed with kid and finished
with kid strap, welted sole, Cuban heel,+46 - . .
Patent leather with turn sole, high leather heel
rel-enforced by metal plate to prevent running ov
—$5,I50 r
80ft dull kid, wclted solo, Cuban heck—$5.50. ‘4
Kid “with (one stiap, wolted sole, Cuban heel, ' I
Tan and black calfskin, 10w bccl, weltcd sol "
an] effective uing tip,—
At its head, a man who knows jewelry—becaust:
.he has spent veers in its study and in buying and i
. selling it. . ’
, .. In- its stock, dependable chccll . ’.
men andJor women and for young i‘ 0153 .
Its prices; impressive because no dell jewelry as
~ all other wares—at closeyroilt.
Here are hints of its offering for Easter giftz— ‘ '
Hexagon brawlét watch with 15—jcwel move
legit, case gold filled and warranted for 20 y cars-
1 75. -‘
$ Waltham bracelet watch or solid gold and gold
dial, very rich r445
‘ Falcon necklaces of unique green gold, set with
' little diniutoids or with diamond and pearl; very
. graceful and beautiful—$15 ‘
. . Bar pins of solid gold-hove a rich sapphire set In
center, and two diamonds and four pearls are efioc—
lively ariaiigcd beside-$24 -
Solid gold scarf pins, set with diamonds" and
1dingy”,scat-fund$10.50-i; li phi untied
qnc put so wit sap re surro
Maids—$27.50
'Goltl cud buttons, 14K, link style which my be-
set with sapphires,—$10.50 to $16. 50.
. out aisle. m ,
”'1‘—
‘I WdIr brings us
. Java Peko'e tea!
Until now, Pck’oe tea grown in Java has gone to
tire
gildfromtbatmrkctloogwatdcguothé
. Tova tumto America
- hasisthellirleavsPelloetestocometo
Grid sofsrsswehow..
.rl
joy. -:lry fozl‘ ’
alnIosbronthooking leaf-but what 5
f of in bi lolal est-—
hutcw a °, 3 Wild,
Main tloor. rear.
War knitting
and personal!
Whether you wish to knit fer the soldiers midi
sailors, or to make sweater for yourself, fies instruc-
t -:I here for the next few days. ,
Do vou \l'lSli to knit socks! Correct instruction.
Do- you wish to knit sport’s sweater of newest 3
hpcl Correct method taught. . * . 37::
I All the beautiful bright new yarns are ready‘
“but a lot of them
Turquoise and old blue, coral and shadow lawn,
Chinese green, American BcaIIty,+-0h, a great ntim‘
her of new live shades. ’
Needles and books and every thing one reqil' es;
as well. ' _.
Maybe you have temporaiil'y grown tired . '
knitting and prefer to ciocliet’l Very u ell iiish'u
lion in that' 18 at your command too. - .
Third door. /
Choose from 5 . .
'duinersets at $16. 50.
. Long ago we bought five difl‘crent patterns
dinnersct's to be a feature at a special offering. .
They didn’t get here- in time for their original
a ce—hut here they are with the other Springl
lime economics for the home! .
Whom porcelain, five diderent attractive pa
rsflroaflgodepttr she ,not hurt a bit by the fact than
cmfor weeks and weeks on the we .35
One hundred pieces to a set, to be sold iii com-
plete sets only, Worth $20 and $22.50— . . $10.50
l’l'luise other home conveniences and helps
Norwalk Chronicler