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46 and 56 lnclies Long
8”,?" Yard
SHELF OIL CLOTH
:1 Pull Width 12vlnches
49'“ Plain and Fancy 2......
' 100 Per Yard
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talisman
Thin White and Fancy Designs '
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l Fifty cities and towns in Connects
recruits for the during larch.
according to lgu'res‘ made public to
ids! b7 Majorw
Distrit. New Haven leads the flute
iwith A: recruits,
second .
with :4. new... third with 33 ton...
ed by Waterbury with :6 and New.
Britain ranking lftb with ll. Ase
minutely £00 nun offered their ‘ser-
Trices to the colors dur as the month.
Only 53 were retested. . About not
detailed their going until illh m
Meios- so... declared that the past
month was highly successful for re
auiuns All the 't'ol‘ntelrl were
outside the, dull age as no registered
.__,, men have been permitted to Volunteer
Bearings for All Makes of 0...
Norwalk Tires and Tubes
WELDINGINALI. M0338
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 cmrm s'r. scum noawsnn
~ run. 1300. m son.
at recruiting stations sinco Thumbs!
15th lest. Counting :1! recruits for
warded during the month of February
a total of 455 recruits were forwarddd
meg state. Every branch, aviation ex
noted. is still open, announced Majo‘
Mercer.
r An interesting feature by the army
ilgures show. that Bristol and Meri'
den escII save 7 recruits. New Lon-
don 6. East Hartford and Nor-wall
5 each. Manchester Milford and Wind
sor 4 each. Ansonia Torrington, Wat
lingford. 5 each Branford. Derby
Kent, North Haven,
Welt Hartford two each
9 Berlin. Beihcl. Canton.
E\ 33.90. mm St.
SALE 0’ SIMPLE SUITS AND 00.318
Excellent all wool fabrics.l’1'ced so low th
tonish you. Come without delay. ey will a
general. 81.1.3 or wsis'rs
$1. M, for this sale only. .......................... 100
$1. 98, for this sale only. .......................... 31.50
52. 93, tor this sale only .......................... $1. 98
ALL HATS EBDUOID P03 QUICK DISPOSAL .
We Am the Pioneer Promoters oi Ready-so wear Garments in ,
The Norwallts
0110533 fig? PARIS ' mummy"
So. Norwalk
.LOANWORKE'RS
' GIVEN BADGES .
(olchester Bast flan-n, East.
sor. Ellington. East
ington, Stamford, Sufro-Id.'WutenuwII
Windham.
bridge. '
The regular army
“'iudsor Locks, Wool
recruiting stu
London, .llart toId, am‘
Bridgeport
Waterbury. .
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suiciously. There are «\treniely :-It
1. t J Cash. l.:Ii.. plum in t‘ht-stnut
THE STYLE STORE FOR worms W110 KNOW.
' rivoosrs
used as follows:
‘ “'1. for Necessities,
3, for Savings,
t
V Remington, all
‘, smiles.
‘ repaired.
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER '
XCHANGE
”QILT TYPEWRITERS
Smith. Underwood '
other
sold, Ruled,
Rentals Se -:
per month. Machines "
"69th Com
1‘
41%
Floor Coverings.
ilhe Largest and Most Com
street. this (ill and t «until he dupli
cated
5 Team captain. and “mill-l.-
urxed to make their ruI-IIIts dull) to
headquarters at 85 Washington sire"!
the captains and the captains to the:
publicity and ‘I’Ibs. rlimon committee
Only iii—this ay can the work be
facilitated and the results desired no
complished.
The committee hniz completed or
rsngerrents for the bit: mass meetinv
which is to be held i-‘riday night at
the Norwalk Armory.‘ Rev Cprnehhs
Wolfkin.,.pastoI- of the Fifth Avenue
Bapt‘st church, of New York city.
will be‘ithe principal speaker. and
David Blsphnm will slum, The Ameri
" ’can Band will play. and more will be
plete Assortments in this
Vicinity.
3m Carpets. Linoleum, congoigmg x. '
Meat“ “1mm and «may, “WWW?
mandimpflflyon. -
other features of the mass meeting
Children will not be admitted unless
accompanied by adults and adults are
urged to be on hand earlv to obtain
seats before the meeting opens at 8
o'clock sharp.
Everything is In readiness for the
big drive. The workers are on their
toes and they mean to put Norwaik
over the top In the c pain in a
way which will reflect credit on the
‘ city throughout the whole federal ro
serve dHtrict. Likewise they are
minus to land one of the handsome ' ‘
~ tings for attainlni cc
ain degrees oi
ithe quota. The most clout organ-
.isstlon in the district is the way In
which the New York committee heads
lfeel about this city and the workers
Ire anxious to live up to the reputa-
:tion.
l‘ Bulletin No. 4 was received by the
team captains and workers this morn-
ling. The bulletin called attention to
Ithe fact that the badge was um... en-
closed and asked that this be worn
throughout the campaign.
Workers are also asked to wear this
f" barge at thtr mass meeting on Friday
evening at the armory. as special seats
. have been reserved for all ofllclal Lib
erty Loan solicitors.
A l. COLLINS CO.
26c lb
age Brand
‘ 21c lb
e New Orlean.
Molasses , ,
q‘i. 75: gal.“
: STULL
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S'CilULTZl‘I’S THURSDAY SPECIALS
.samrcomnmr ................... .. .. non.
runoomnmr ...... ...... 16.11;
am com me , 22.11.
cesium 331,301.11) mar ................... 24. lb.
snnow Bonsai, wmrn ram on ans/cums
LAUNDRY SOAP .............. - ...... -2 cakes for 11¢
smo warn mama soar, Bias-gs «a. .; ...... 10.
mm sun. amt. clinics
0mm nmssors, osmsr. om
ran roman soars ................... 2"«I..’.ro. 11c .
Schullze’ 3 Sanitary Markets
sonwsm on m.
United States License No. 8"3003. 1(0le
*—- _..
When all cloth is used about the
3m” it all. Instead oftackill. A
‘m “hm Woodsman
better; )’
_ mm“: lined vessel that has be- burned dad 1'
717 ti lI-etiset Wilt”. d)” misfit. it 3;. ”6/ -
i The workers today also received a
Isolicitor's report book. made up in
duplicate and were instructed to issue
a receipt of each and every payment
made and to k‘pep the carbon dupli
cats attached to' the stub. Books when
.‘fllled are to be retui‘h‘ed to the team
curtains and new ones are to be so
cured 3
n... is more enthusiasm among
”the Liberty Loan workers today than
at any time during’ the three. carpi Judge Henry W Gregory. chairman
paigns. that is. two held previously and
the present drive. The workers real-
ise that the work has been mapped
out tor them in a systematic way they
have a certain duty to perform. there
. is no haphazard solicitation and they
have the backing 0! a reserve corps
ot expert halestncn .‘to call ,upon
should they run up against difficult
clients - ,
- No stone. will be left unturned to
to make this drive a success. "'No"
will not be taken for‘ an answer un--
less the person solicited is absolutely
unable to take bonds because of his
or. her financial condition.
The United States nan arrived at a
point where the people must step for-
W ward and support the government to
Any' Store .,
:0r Sleek ei llerchssdise‘
Bought for Cash;
mmmms lliuuhummthsw
the limit One way is through the.
purchase /of bonds up to their full
when on chains or around theslnh. capacity and. It necessary. sacrafloeirrom time to time. The drive is hard‘
rightdowntotbebone. inorlerto'flh
tuakstheiesnssneesse.
.. illudoh’eribmoim
wall} , nmiotlebs
.. ' m w”
_ , “#l
' the
' PM- my mum"!
est furnished a total of 245 volunteer
L loner, eon ‘
“all”! the Connecticut Recruiting
in the last two months from the Nut-
l’lainlield, l’ut-r >
new, Spramie fitratloId \ernon and
The following supplied one recruit
.1— each: - ‘
Cheshire, I‘
“find fl
Lyme. ilebron. ’
Mansfield. Naugatuck. North Slouing:
ton, Oranitt'. Plymouth Shelton South - '[
tions are located in New Haven, New
trsctive and were manulae‘tnnd at the
2m also
Workers are urged to report daily to‘.
‘ 2: . my
9 am a. Hytt
y'Nyorwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
."lllectric Vac” Cleaner
.Is 'a big help to every housewife, it
saves time and much hard work. Ask
to see one. in the Carpet Section.
' All Kinds of Carpets, Rugs and Mailings
Quaker Crart Week Is Coming
Watch This Space for Particulars.
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ll.llrieger&Co.
This is the store that has intro-
duCed the weekly payment plan
in Norwalk.
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Among our customers are thousands oi
men and women representing all walks ,
of life.
~ Come all of (you, men and women, bring
your children with you, look over our
”wonderful assortment of readV-to-wear
clothes, examine quality and compare 5)
prices. ' ' t '
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We may not be able to please everYone,
but we can dress most of you from head
to foot on our easy payment plan.
H. KRIEGER ‘8. co.
The HouSe 'I'hat Satisfies.
tw'r
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flabby human jellyfish transformed
by their life in the trenchcp into
.Where Soldiers Are on... Better husky fellows that were grit cit“
' Than Civilians through. They laughed at things
:whlch would have finished them coni-
and members of the general cornmit- in an interview with Surgeon-Gen-' .pletcly before they went into the
tee will .go to New York this after- ,oral “or!" 10" the American Mas” s‘rmy. They had developed the biggest
noon to attend a meeting at the Hoteluulnc, abou't the chances your boy factor: in 3 wounded man s chances~
Plaza 0‘ '0'"?! 0‘ "“5 federal. l't‘ ihas to come back alive the author- physiological mg'gmncoe And it was >
m’ d"'”“' “'9 mee'm‘ “ °' °°" says reterflnx to another army officer their m. as soldiers that gave them
“ewe impomnce' tor the moment: ' this new possession.
M‘s, night the ma” ""9"“ will “Major Crile said another thing
be held at the Norwslk .trlaory. The
iirst crack out of the box Saturday "MC“ "9"" mother and father on"!
morning me city‘ will be placard-ratio learn by heart. He said: "The
With MI?" 0306st lithographs and thing which allects a wounded man' s
“'2" tallivbtztllmlsh Tug; and! the "0:“ chances more than almost anything:
3. Juana?“ 130;“ 3.. (magnum); else ls physiological resistance. That
Mm 'm mention "I, drive in is where the. soldier puts it all over
the plipits in all at the churches. ‘ lths civilian every time. When a man
. Other announcements will be madrlgocs the worries. responsi.
i doubt but Mdbllitiea. situation audp’irritatlons of
.1'here s no a u t t t
y “a is so “”3”” that l“civil lite to.the peaceful pursul 0
must be inhibited lo the letter. [hit
this solos to put Nor-walk right ovw
the top as one or the formulm.‘3 cities
went on seriously.
0! Wat in
wilfma young clerks get out
fifit
the {0'32”
do the. n. In! he sees young
mwdofhénm chaps who were little more than
-’--
a living salary is gladly purchasing
* unites was or THEM.
bonds to that amount ofmore. « ’
of the local Liberty luau committee;
Frederick L Lamson. chairman of the
publicity and subscription committee
‘4
Try a Sentinel Want Ad. '
M....‘s...‘f
For Spring} '
$155.00 to $25.00.
COPYRlGHT.
Clothing 0..
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