Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 4, 1918 · page 11

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all and 50'Inchea Long
' 39c Per Yard

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,4 run Width 12 Inches

Plain and Fancy Patrons
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Beaver Boards tor Com

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meant. Theyh‘srtneyialianydayandsflll'eundulone’:

“Oddball-immune“ 'lheyans
.'bardt9pntop,meandflleyrlat.

Beaverleardthaaallottheadyantwandnoneoiths
handicaps. Ithaalonghdingaaatealandatorepleaaingin
appearance.

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wabsoltneiyoestyineayouottltiaiiyoa'llgiveuaoltaaoe.

The Hatch E: Bailey Co. ;

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Bearings for-All Makes of Cars

Norwallt Tires and Tubes

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E 8A1!" 0F SAMPLE SUITS AND'GDATS

1‘ Excellent all wool fabrics. P1 ’oed so low they will. as
', 4 toniah yon.0o1ne without delay.

0 SPECIAL 8/11.! or WAIBTB

motocrormnuteoxny ............‘."i‘i'iio
$1.98, for thisaaieonly. ..... 4 ...................... 31.00
$2.,93 iorthisaale only .......................... $l.__9_8'

V ALL HATS REDUCED 103. QUICK FDISPOBAL
,, We Are the Pioneer Promoters oi‘ Ready 49-year Garments in
The Norwalka

f _ ctosxs 4 we PARIS returns“ 4'
433 So. Maiit St. So. Norwalk"

THE 8m “STORE FOR WOMEN WBO KNOW.

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if“ used as followg:

V make up tor the pan. and
' provide for the’ future.
Write down all you spend.

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TRISH sroox rnmn BADDII ..... I ............ 180 lb. 1'

Schnitze’s Sanitary: Markets

NORWALK. 80m NORWALK.

United States License No. 17,000.

 

bowel or beer, almoet double that n;
was bitten pflcea began to climb. A
:pron.inent dealer said yesterday than

‘ .1 more day

- I5 cents a quart !:r “my than, he.
0 rhy'lor the .satne .

' South

can soon roan

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the price (or each glass 0! beer will}
not be raised bat it will be necessary»
to (at down the also at the chase»,
probably about a halt. l

Nor is this all Dealers can no!-
set as much beer as they want noon

e amount which a dealer is per—5

itted to buy is 30 per cent. less-i
than he may want. For instance. iii
a dealer puts in an order for Mtyi
barrels ot beer. the brewer will cut‘4
30 per cent. oi! the arder before ship-
DIS ll

Brewers claim that they have beam
torced to raise the price and to cut’
down the supply cent to each dealer

of the war conditions. The)

are unable to get as much grain all
they need to make the beeral .‘t it ,
used in larger quantities for toad
than ever betore, and they must plat
higher pr' cea tor it on well. Those.
two tat-ts; the brewers-say. warrant;
them in their action toward the deal 1
era

Beer in not the wily bind oi liquor
that is lumping. however. [he price,
or whiskey in gnaw with the note 4
my 0! the m retry oa'a hot rum-
(idler said yesterdtIH
that on hinrcll 'l he was paying duet

 

was' dampened 4

quality 9! which" 0‘ April 3.
Truly, these are sad times lot tht i
drinking» man {4
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of the bride who was bandsotnely at i
tired in a dress of entailed strdwmu 4
chbrmeuae and seorgette crepew
old sold trimmings. and wore tt hat oi
silver gray aeorgettc and carried a
shower bouquet 0! options tone. on
John it. Wrigley. a bruiher-in-law oil
the bfidefiroom. The ushers weret
ilallam Nash Hawxhurst a brother or
the bride and Allred Stuart Wilson. l
The brideanulda were Miss Alice!
A. Hawaitunt. a sister oi the bride..
and Nina Ruth L. Have. «no were;
white dresses and leghort‘. bouncing
carrying bouquets oi cup daffodil. '
The bride wore a tires: of old puny
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. with- a hat to match and carried ui

lshower bouquet at Killarm-y and St
Helena roses

The church color lihl’llle was
and white. with decor: .tions oi~tia mm:
rose azaleas lilies and dalodlls 'lht-
pews oi the tent; lien and guests were
decorated with bouquet» ot pussy will,
flows . 4

The bride will given any in mar
rinse by her gatherhtand the mogul"?
rin‘g ceremony ”no rv.ed Guests-
trosn New York, Bout ..Wca

”Micron. Varniont had
ads. as well as from Norwalli anililg
Norwallt. attended the cero
1000!- ‘

ill-b.- 'liawnburst. the bride's moth
er. was handsomely gowned lg violet
crepe de chine and
bouquet. oi ophella root!

Music was furnished by Carol Hot
liater at the organ while N'adame lien-

 

 

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consul:

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sold at (5- per month.
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21: lb,

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.Mblasses
ht: 75c gal.

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concert LIBERTV .

3 VATION. 3°4an

4 The dutyot For safety of

5 ‘ every Ameri- Americana

5 can in to save .treedom at the

? I Wheat. Beoef . sea and the

‘ >48upar tor- ._peace «the ,,

"444; silica and world, we

toy-”our boys at MUST WIN
(Newt. THE WAR.

may 0:01: n ”we: For we carry the largest and meat complete line of m. LARggggglPs 4
repaired. Rentals '3! UILT‘ BY
per month. Machine: tore, Bedding, Carpets, Rugs. Draperies, Linoleum M GOVERNMENT

learn in beautiful patterns, exclusive designs; ’ also Window
Shades and Bones Furnishings of every description. at mater-i
-. ate prices {or worth-while quality.

A. l. COLLINS CO.

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NEW HAVl-‘\, April 4,—8aiety intl‘rice, Cold secretary and nation,“

industrial employment will be empire PM“! county Chicago; 1,31,31,39
sized by those who live nccep: .ed .«ln “M0681”. Mass. The dinner spin.-
vitatlona tMpeolt at the second state on will be K. it. Little, Washington
tatety conventidn here, ,Aprii 12.4w- D (3.: Jack Armour, New York city;
“cording to the program issued today Dlvld Van Schaaclr, Baritord.

The sessions will be in Chamber of _
Commerce Hall. and theoretic; dint "'A'rE G. At. It. ENCAMPMINT
nor. over which l7. 6. Kingltbuty cl ‘ ORDER.

llrldp'sport. will preside, will he at the
Lawn cldb. Nb blcohoic liquors will
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Fitzgerald, It it Your, Director or the
American unseat: ..l alatety, N .\
york: David a. Beyer. Bhutto: Milne!

 
 

 

 
 

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iNorwalk, South Norwalk a“ Witnn'.
tend is 3 very popular member at the

a hater was a laralliere. and to the

, will be 1500 tons.

charming manner .
-Mrs. Becker is quite well-Mn ill

tyounser set at the latter place, her
theme The groom is welt~known in
:aocial circles and besides hem an ac
compliehed violinist. is a member or
the Masonic order and other traternai
organisations in this city.

bride's home. lett tor s nodding tri-
to Washington. D. C. '-

Many beautiful gills q hirer a
cut class were received hr the couple
The sroom'a pix-bent to the best man
wd a cigar cutter and panjnii‘e
and to he ushers gold col links.
while the bride's .11 to the maid oi

rubies and pearls. '

 

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size at ships is.“ designated to bring
‘nbout substantial gs'ne in tonnage
without proportionate advance in ex
pence or increase in construction latc-
ilitias. Under the. new program steel
ships will be 0! 5m tone” or laTger
wooden vessels will be 5,000 tons anti‘|
concrete ships, it experiments Justify

 

1‘ The bills ‘ncreaslng‘ government
powers over shipping were introduced
by Senator Fletcher, at Florida. char!
than tot the Commerce Committee.

;Under one bill President Wilson
would be authorized to prescribe
through the Shipping Board charter
and height rates—end to take over'
ships. docks and terminal facilities.

The other measure, is an nmendrttent
to the law creating the' Shin"
-Bonrd and provides tor the extension
of its authority over ownership and,
”an!" ot veaeels, ’ailoat or under
construction. Both hula have been re

ie'rred to the Commerce Committee.

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rwo MEN KILLED IV TORNADO
CLINTON. Ky. April s.--Two pen-V

NW HAVEN AW“ 4-Dflm‘tmfll' Iona. were billed, two probably fatally
Commander Benjamin B. Cheney of mm "a . “mug-4’,
liming speakers will be Mayor4ul00rand Arroyo! the Republictoday dwellings and other structures were ”W "I. M-

iasned orders for the annual ancatnpl destreyed or demand darhb a tome-a
meat hm April is and ‘.i'l The mp do in nicknames” last-plant. The
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Me and 0h Periect Love” in .yet'y‘ ‘
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‘ The couple. alter a reception at the -

Tristram 8. Hyatt

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TROOP8 MARCHING . .
T40 BALTIMORE

Printed. 72 l-2c square yard.

All Kinds Of Floor and Table Oilcloih

your children

of Mexican tn me,

l naurtetonn, April 4—Two one “'9'. founda pair 0' sho 11'“ his 1“ 01' Slfltk ill Mel-mum

A'New Stock of Rugs

01' most attractive claims and colorings. 4
WILTON VELVET. sizeilft. x 12 n. ..... . ............ , ...... 84500—55500 ‘
sxnmsren. 911. x 12 ft. ............ . ..... moo—53511043750 t

A big assortment of Odd Sized Rugs of all sizes.

Reliable Linoleums at Special Prices

inlaid. $1.00 to $1. 75 square yard

 

 

 

 

 

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". “.2; This is the store that has , intro-_
duced the weekly payment plan
in Norwalk.‘

We have been Selling clothes for men and 4.
women on thispien for the last 25 years. i l l
Among our customers are thousands oi t%

",5, men and women representing all walks

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SCdr‘ne all of you, men and wom'en, bring
“glib you, look over our .77;
t nderful asso'rtnient of ready-to-wear ..
clothes, examine quality and compare

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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 & CO.

The House That Satisfies.

 

Nick Villa, no relation to Francisco,.’
but a local iitnez.

ades ot infantry, a provisional battery ney last evening and turned them ov
of artillery, unitary. supply and anr-' e, m u“. notice

munltlon trains, ed 01 Mary“
land and Pennsylvania pa. 12.000
strong. lett Camp Meade this morning:
on a march to Baltimore, where they
will take part in a celebration _ot the
nrst anniversary at America‘ s entrance'
into the war and the inauguration cf
the Third Liberty loan campaign it
is expected President Wllooit will re-n,
View, the troupe in Baltimore ititrday
dumbest, prior to delivering an ad-
dreea at the Liberty Loan ”Canton-

 

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protect the city trod a suppoaedGer

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