Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 1, 1918 · page 2

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m locslcll we hs' This is just I enroll view of the truths behind the prion- lines reslly for mach on the nacho.
300' N”- has produced no tsnks. These sre w siting reed! tor his grin chive. -

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_ A. S ‘ . automosuo on... .by in» ollder- umn," says N. or. "I sod no; gone
‘ ' sleeve on item 9‘ struck and ruled ll to pores»- levels. but to talk to‘
- by Mammal: when 9st burst into listen! one sve- um 8f SIAIE Daniel W” so and u “a the Mondale?- A“ while i "I

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s'n't: down the com- nlu nsvings letter wildly sround is hsd m 1,. Isle there, II customer dome in with a

s lonely, log-eo- booth “It more!" he shouted. "It .
”viii. Ind sevsrsl recruits camel" “it" wss s Ion]. rsther .———-—-— lor ihioMslity ”them; coroner. busted clock under his am. it Was

' J“ ' m, °" a” “m“ " 0"”! "u ”N" Wt "W John pm; of New llriwn tele- ill-o Oiltlersleeve's (other in mud o.cochoo oioch. but the cuckoo nod
" m c' m ” m“ “‘ ‘°° “m" “’ “WM“ “m phoned to thepolloe headquarter: mt Glide-sleeve. ore-most ol the Gilder- flew the coop.
7, H . L . ' :1"? wood Me lull quarts oi liquor on sleeve Ihip Construction Co. { " 'lIlow did you come to lose the
I; ohm Shoes For “glam. ‘ the veronds of his home when he went‘, -—-— , bird? united the Jeweler.
.. ' ' lout Tuesdsy morninx. Thepollce told Tm the arrest oi Joseph Wow, " 'lt was like this,’ answered the
' ' l hint to bring it to bondqulrterl, which Stan-tool poilee'heuevo they now new customer. 1 ml the ruin in the mo-
Ihs did. the ”Immune to" m or hur- Mines, because I cosslderu truth
eiuluo‘ln Its-m; Greenwich, pm stunner ilinll liction. «And i allowed
“(one Ewart, hesd oi the English Chester sod New lo’chaile. ll. Y. want It magazine ad to persuade the to bu)’
dmell is. the prod-sport my; the police a, m admitted the fol) sn sir rifle tor my son. And the
school for ten yesrs, died on may, beriss snd list he bean auntie“. first thins 119 did '8: ‘lo Bulk the
. followings lengthy linens Mr, gym last month in connection with s woul- “cm”- WM" it "M cui— “ '"l

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on ,, “flu". h rsell be ill lie. on the porch oi the clock.
bod been in ill beslth ior nosrly (our, P I e to l w d I. _ ." it was in the site'

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run and owing to the nsturooi .lis and is now under arrest in New Rd.

illness was compelled to relinqnlrlh hi- chelle. The woman you arrested pm “me" °' ”‘9 '°°m‘ And my a!
’nohool doll.- in mi. - :7 gdrove no in new Yorll end token to W“ mm“ °“ m” ‘“" “d m ‘.
l :New Rochelle. Information given by lilte . M“ ”me "3‘9." .‘fiu h“ “in,"
? Three youns women or in. E. ller- her to the police led to his arrest. lnf'm‘ ’1‘st ' "
msn Arnold's Norm-l School or ml. his roots was lound between $600 on!)

nastics in New Haven have vollm- "00 worth at goods. -°°¢“'”‘ IN “APL‘N‘t' the!
teered themselves as subjects oi an op, . , Stories oi honors for heroesuom in
. mu“ (0? led ylMIIUDIOII, 'hth’; ‘ “WWII“! a. ”GIN“. tumor “fill ,"l' flIhOW us [hit the: ”£03131?“ BC-
“, be performed tor the benefit 0! It ”Mutilation! and who served 88 chic! of ”um" And no ‘I o , Shakespeare
tient st the New Haven hospitsl. ’l'lioI 300“” l3» "‘3 Philippines “‘1 l“ the quirotl . u. m Gl be lustful
young women are Miss Msrion Tinker “0191' uprising ll‘ China. hm receil‘l‘d honoring: 3“ his 0'“ o '

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- cum pipeline» sud mfi W 1”” a]. stoic or m‘ it“. The inscrlp- word new to moon s plsco where na-.
lot Holyolte. Moss. The ospitsl pr} lion olt thelmednl which in of bronze. tious tight. so'thnt poor Belsiunl has.
lli'nl M’sn elderly man d Is tluffoi'. reads: "Aurel-deli lay the State or long m the cockpit 0‘ WWI
in: lrom pernlplptlu anelnjlu: _ Isew lorhto One who served the NnII “m on Dom mp ,, ‘m 9 mm on
.___.. .« , ,tion Mum. Honor, 189848394900. the deck peculiar to the surgeon and
I A verdict (of $5,575 in. awarded mu Lletll. Merrill. who l‘t'flldfll M 34.9llll~’the pursel‘: 0n the seaplane ll is pe-
‘, week by a jury hciorli United SintesIker Hill'svenue. Waterbury. was twice collar ,0 the pilot 0, observer.
{him ghatlield in ill-gouty“ to Miss wounded during his term of ”Nice. byI _,
{mung 1‘, Monaco, a school teacher a bullet. on the lslsnd oi Luzon, Fen“ SHARK ‘3 WAR .Aflou,

 

‘6! New'flaven, for the loss oi her lilo rusry 4. 1899. and by s dagger in P» '—
‘savlngs in the ertswhilo American kill. ChinL‘April 12. 1900. ‘Atiantic Cosst' ' Fishermen Pnpl'ltl'
l csndy Manuhcturinr C0,. ol Lone ill-5 -—-—— to Put the nest on sue.

lend City. It is the ilrst oi the suits' While irunnlnur tor help to extinguish Smoked shnrll most as s war ration
inventing $400,000 tiled again-t the ugraus fire whiehI‘ho had started in llisiwill soon moire it's appearance on
concern. in the exploitation of which, sud. Charles Young. 54 years old, the market, according to information

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' ‘ ma BELGlAN SUF ‘Rev. Dr. Pnrkhurst lost $88,000. , rm dropped dead of heart trouble at E390! “'0 001“an 0‘ mm“°’°”- 1"”

' Thousimds of shoes are needed today by destitute people of ooeupled Bel- l . ' ' . rnl ti o t the department has
. , » , . . 1 _ , name is clear of suspicion in the crsuh Sex. With a View Iof‘bu . n; oil the some In D“ _
. slid northern France. Due to scnrllty oi leather in llolgium, it is vir , .. .srasu he slarle d the Info. but the he“, ,endevode th m demonstration
owinds caused it to spread rapidly. Bo- work to crest to substantial whet

' oi' the company.
(or the flesh of the "up? at the sea"
Representatives oi the Bureau of

 

.lrnponlble foreveu the well to do to buy shoes there. Films: footzesr
. 'meiot Intim- s’uqutimtes. some of them with soles “tllln no csrd- . _ .
. sntl scarcely more durable" nod all costing exorbitant prices, sum of l Mrs. Cnhterine Dubsl or Torrington, coming worried for fear it would
. :W‘Ms pout-73” a pair is the syernge. who shot and killed Andrew Kodor'l.l spread to his house. Mr. Young rsn ex- . ,
The common-for Belief'in‘Belaium and the American Red Cross no I this town a”, I. the montlmlnd Glorj: citedly any in neural: 0‘ help. But Fisheries went to Florida to demon-
:‘m: amounts“... not“; 7:23.12“ mm 0...... .. em... .... .... .... ..... ....... w mm .. mm m "w
.1... 3., Cm; chart a, “who“, the “med 3:... have bee: lesed to have murdered Angela peoe. hirn. lie leaves a wile. The body will A MW“ m. “5”“ W “‘5‘“
- . ' ' ' " ' . - up the smoking at slrsrll most and is
our. 9. Dovison. choirmsn orthe Red Cross Wsr council. to undertake |rare in Torrinslon last June. will be, be taken to New Yor! for burial I.“ m, m on. “m
math» bod]! needed clothins. which will be sent abroad at once to , tried at the April term at the Superior came to Essex several years ago lrom "“1““ t“ °"- °" ' F
f , Kb, the commission. Five thousand tons of clothing are needed. court at Litchileld. ‘Ju‘d‘a Joel new New Yank and bought the Culver resi- "m5 we Atlantic const "1’ "'0 we'
r. m-mgphotomph is shown s group of Belgian relief helpers sorting shoes at 3mm” Springs will preside. Can- dance on Snybroolt street. paring to put slur-k meet on sale.
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“ "um" “-‘u'd' 8° "mm h“ hm" hm” mm “W” "I w" ldldl has been under observetlon m chef ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' +4: '

mm-uedh~ other less-wom shoes, mulling s durable set l . . . . , ‘ .
m. Bury Soup 6! l'estltsr Americans can spare is needed now. 1 male bowl“ for tire 53“" in MM. William F- 0‘30“": WV"? ‘n C09
W’MM is repaired in the some painstaking fashion by hundreds or 1 dletown for s long period and authori- IF. 'fTho Grays," oi the 192d inlsntry.

:inossupled Holstein nod Prunes. who have been mohllixed and trained u” are “m to have-formed “,9 0pm flsfiéfllctlllffits’p‘outelifix-“mis'slos. in no-

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I w W m . - tion.torthis “"1 lion thst he is shsnllnins inssnlty. A Hindi? Fobrtlsry 18. lots physio isle

£4 (SWIM-plans” collection slntioos for surplus shoessndolotliine. l I . _ f I!“ I alt: Get-i . I “I
W «w- .. . .. _._.... Despie the loot that the Public Util--1l|‘m"'_ ,gPstricksnd Bridle, to'Con-

~ lpn- MORAN HAS ' I ities Communion has decided inf the: mmgmnaflynifitr "Won-I

IIG L."- OF 'HOLDOUTI csse or the appesl of the city or How nor‘isao-yesrs ol- oxe‘ arid enlisted w'itll' -
I lord that the six-cent {are instituted by the local crook compsny st Camp Yale
the Connecticut Compsny is not un- in Jme,\{:ree dsys before the draft
reasonable. Bridgeport will push its lie was-e played at, the Msriin-Rock-
nppesl to a decision on the ground that .1111 campus plant rushing“ was s
conditions in that city are diluent molt! member oi-flt; Joseph’s parish.
lble. which would make his lot 3 mu: "m“ m mum“ : "in?” " 9:“;2“? a"; 21°; ””7"" "
on ' ' . P“ -l ”I 57 O: .0? 3’0“"3
° m” " h” “m h“ m "M Joseph Kulser. s nirseld linker, had we.“ , . . .-I .

 

bot Moran's job with the Phillles
ills a docidelv unenvinbie one. He has
3the biggest squad oi holdouts in either
glam, and is beset by other blou-

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n . The holdonts include Cro-- . . . ..
ea m - W ......, m». m... rmzi.rrw.“m.°“:‘..mrz” = .~.. ...~ ' --+ “ .
7”" imwh I {sud Williams. Williams. who was so 1 ' “e" ’ rnn- ll :9" 1"! “'0 ”fl" “0"”

, int-tor. so lama-woo or scorn Athens Rice on stirsctlve mm at .7 ». ' -

.oh 3 dull-ed in trsde train the Cubs for m . , , , .

I . r ROI!” "1‘ TI! hilt its! been am as much as he ,plsint that. Kulser was violstlns 2;, ll“ ”cured s. diqur-os [radium STAM FORD .
E m from Chimp. but a]. outfielder whest'sulrstituts regulstlons led to tho 5. 3/1 of 9'3“"?! up.» mm ;I ‘ . ‘ .

overs that he lies retired from the m“, 0'“ “I! bakery wss being of ,. lone-of the suicide note

 

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m iurns. Cpteher Dillroeler. who. with mm" ”m." without 'hm' MM "nu“ “W“ '° lint, tellins‘ (if-doors by the chimney and col-

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Pitcher Wendel-mt, wss obtsinsd “'1’“! I Dr J h E. 11' it he , I”
from Chlugo in tho Almnder-Killi- . ' ' 0 '~ ° “' "W .t ‘lwwmw. ““1190!" '°' ; '
‘ier, liss been examined form l‘stion- wsllvlnown children's ”mm ‘d “W WV”.- .‘l' ”59" “30:32:13)?“ not: are; {3:22
sl‘Arrny “m 1, expected to ,3. rolled immersoslndworddmlo tionto hermit were”, his ' crlal tll t" ' ' arernot “n, i
[mm mm“. "mm ,0 W, “a. innermost Murmur-tor, mum'w to mend church he. 3°“ c. l" '03” ’2‘ a“, a,
m pm”. All the mt,mm island, shoot so miles outside oh eguse‘lt cost dreamt. daunting suto fionscgfiséhml “3' "i. m? .
irons! theerillisrs it. asks! m WM 9" ”7"“ 1'“ “"9 “W What! “Imus of actresses before ext t“? if “time“ most
'tn'tlve mm. on in the Ileana... undies! mil in s torso not «as sort-rpm minty-’thmlorher out 1, gm?“ . ' tip ,1“,
item is working patiently yilh‘alv- tiled» sod sltboosii his mil sensor lied." ‘fiioe is s beneficiary under ism“ hams" ”anth ‘12,“,
m rhinos isusnsrs ho reported lrroselit his: in eootsot will hundred! rm“ ' , . . . -. ,

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news to many women.

oi South Mnnshester, ill-s cm. )1". s llrst class honor modal awarded by "u, fields 0' , “we“. Later. moi . .

of the msrrls‘gejhiglnoivluty to cal- hr foul i I, 'it- is “a economical“ ,, ' Iv 5;!an asy’s King Arthur"

mount-ism lilo. -. r hur- l the- ,W - .
tron cuss, s summon, otlisrrssonrsss. Alontwitlitlieds-‘Ml vfold‘unctlonbfagood'

‘mil. idiom ;,

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I :fifir.’zlifl s

Fibre Rugs

For summer bedrooms 4
Pit-using ill color, suggesting durability and
eeomy. Those course in sizes, .

 

30 x 60 inches, .2.“

38‘ x 72 inches, $2.75 ' l
4.6 x 7.6 will "
6 x 9' - ”no ~
7.6 x 10.6 $13.50

9 x 12 ‘ $35.00

0n the lourth door.

Pyrex (Haas Ware _
for transparent bskingIII . __

A new shipment just received of clear,’
crystallike glassware known as Pyrex. These
dishes are recommended for their durability as
they never chip, craze or dent in any way. In-
cluded in the assortment are: . r

Pudding or Baking Dishes, 8‘ all. to $1.15

Casseroles, (round) 85 all.“ 32.“)
Casseroles, (oval) $1.20 and $1.75
’l’ic Plates, 65 and 75 m.
Bread Pan, (oblong) 7B ets. ;
Rmnckills, not of six, - 75 ctl. ’ l
Custard Clips, sets of six, 90 cto. and $1.”
Shirred Egg Dishes, 45 and 65 ctl.
lament.
Corsets ' Safety for the belly
ill large (sizes is insured by a gate, ,
which placed at porch

lhls Will be 800d entrance makes the

Sizes are from 27 to “1‘0!“ vcrandall 'b'

36.. Several makes, solutely safe. When

both buck and 'fl-ont/ put at top of stairs,
lace, rcgular prices .playingjn.illonuppcr .
$1325 to $6.50 . \Ifiapartmelits will Ille .

85 CtS., $1.50 “safe. These are on-
and $200 jllstablc, made of”

hard wood, the mt-tnl
parts tinned to pre-
vent rust.

On sale Monday.

Second floor.

Among strange, mysteri- . .
on: and irresistible per- . Four Sizes, :4) 5t 6..

fumes is Coty's L'Ori- VIIlIlld‘7 feet. :,

gall. It. is sweet and . ..
reminds one of all old pot . ’1'“ up“ -

pourri of spices, roses, Basement;

and—well, you can’t place
it, but you love to sniff
it and wonder.

33,75 3 bottle frock of white organdic‘,

'rollet Section. main floor. a white ribbon for the
hair and a hemstitclredt
net vcll 1x2 yards. The

frock has a lvhitIcI satin

A Confirmation Set con-
sisis of a dainty tucked,

“Clique-claque" go the
knitting needles constant-
~ 13', some times steel, some,

times white ivory. Very Sash fastened at the waieh
attractive ones are of, with tiny white rillbon'
white celluloid tipped roses. ‘
with the national red, , 76-

lwhlte and blue.._ . ‘8' ,

Sizes for socks; ,35 cm I In the Junior soon. .

I ‘ 'swcatcrs, 40 cts. . . . -
Steel Needles. Eels. “BL - Hats for little boys are.
. . "fl“ “0"- ' of the cm iamiliar khaki
for the army‘ officer’s

s inlaid Sweater for a,
youngster, and for the

walnut "is quite military

'in character, stand up col- navy man’s little son are
far, straps on the should- little white duck lists
,,crs. pocket (laps, all fast—.- with blue bands cnscrlbevi
erred With buttons qulic U. 5. Navy.
correctly.

, Second floor. 59 cts. either.

. Child ' Sho .

new be chitin. on m” p
Munch; .

' "Nights with L'ltcle Re-

with pictures by, Arthur mus" is illustrated by lilo

”hurdle-wonderful. The Winter. Snell iollts As those
story in told to the stately animals mu. m m 5
Wish taken from the . a delisht irosn cover to oss-
chronicle. gs fir Thornss er. because sitar every dim-
Inleorenntt’g'lven the whole culty. "Bror Rabbit fouls.
history (routine time the in. wlsslc. he did. en in out on'
not his: k delivered to he tools." ,
Usriln st "to postern nto ss.ss
or, W tissue by the , .
istilso'Wotilsdsyd mhylssmnosbssnd
Arthur's llitlsiy «stir. ”in; flower M

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