Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 10, 1918 · page 2

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cornilg'e'll indentriel plente in the
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treetveioetotheflteteCouncilofDe—
tonic. ee well on various lipponent
bunches of the More] govern-out

WHAT THREE tenuous wetou.
iBy Joeeph Bondy.)
Ah. Home", with the lonely heerte,
" queeeoofoergoed.uodleed,
. I'll tell you who!- three blillone Weigh

In mercy route God'e meeeenger, the
angel we cell Death, ,

And bending gently over him in sleet
and rain and etutl.

She tool: from out his door dcad
- heart the lest, last drop of flood.

And pieced that drop upon the scale

-—-God knows outweighed it of]!
And if my darling gore his blood, my
évce‘heatt dead and cold,
our fun for whom. he lived and died-
Can you deny him gold?

'MW.

‘ Title to Lieuteneet Archie l'hinney o! the 3021i lnfentry et Cemp
“ Dome, leer, in the new “tin derby” which hee mode ite eppeeretice et
. “use. Thiezleeeldteheeeeewleor

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moth-mane!
weer-low.

«Moron. Cannon eneignhy
Secretory e! the Nevy Deniele, “Ted”
is e eon ofe former Weetport ledyi
end e reletive oi Cherlee Jhrrie. the
local shew men. The following ie front

111: New rue em: ‘

ceived here by the youth' I tether.

J‘Conn. together with enother nea-
men. Ore Grovee. when the Me ey
spreng 11- -leelt. volunteered to enter the
bilge, flooded with eight feet of outer
end cloeed the opening in e pipe con- '
portion to the nee.

 

SHORE LINE ELECTRIC .
HEARING APRIL 19

Alteeringoe the petition lithe

petition wee presented on Awil I.

.\o opposition developing the eon-
mlsnlon nee grented the petition ot the
same company for approvel of the pro-
posed method of construction of 0
transmission line from the power ete-

Ledyord end Groton, to the Oroton
lron Works.

 

 

IRULE! MODIFIED BY
FOOD ADMINISTRATION

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them 'the More of Prime e

- Friday morning of Robert P. l’regerJ

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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nine mum Maureen.
new invent, April 9.

who winning Greet Dene, which lied,
Just before thet'uhee out pr‘lee in its
clue et the New York Dog ehow. The.
eenine'e veiue wee pieced 11141.net.
The owner. C Ludwig. It New York.
end the dog'- hudier. rm “tinsel

 

 

P. J. Garvin Appointed by Conn. Pher-
Meet M

P. J. Me. e! Doom. who III!

been eppolnted .oteto ieueetor it

phermeeiee M the Connecticut Pher

months ego tonducted e drug etore on
White street. I

LYNCHING INVESTIGATION HAL?

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lynching. The more redicel lollflo.‘

he eeid, here been turned over to fed

on! eothot'itiee. _
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1,, uot‘eerrtro.

settle on the men who merrier you?

thing. ——Peoplo'e Home Jonrnel.

 

A little olive oil token et moi]: re~
pieces bacon. ’

 

 

.-..! “MW“.

bladder to irrltehle. chilling you to
seek relic! doting the night: when you
one levers, heedechee. whore-o

whedyourphemeéiotehootmi-
ouncee or Jud Selte: Ink. e table
ueoo'tllloeglue “we”! hetero

The Suiipr-L-Whet will your tether '-

pr!

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Do not fail.
Enlist 110w!-

 

 

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w. To hla-y mwms

to aid the unruly.

 

 

'A .vcry special offering. including
Poplins. SC] gets and a certain few In Taf-
i‘cia anti .lcrscy Cloth. A group selected
from our own stock, not to be dupli-

Junior Department

A spacious and attractive room
newly fitted up, and very convenient for
the selection of gzmncnts i‘Or misses and
children.

Wool Velour coats

Beautiful qualities, perfectly tailored with
' ttraciive linings, pockets, collars and buttons.

The Tail: of the:TOwn " .

This pint-loco to be one of the loading oer-l
viceahle labrics for stumucr «car. It is in Ergo
plaids, suitable for sports skirts, suits, blouses

and motor wraps. Nine diluent Winning,"

of colors, among than:
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’3 ."

Black, grey and rose; ‘
White, gray, black and blue, ’ ',
White, gray, tan and turquoise, ’
‘Old rose, green and black,

White, and block with two shades ‘

of gray. {9'5

SURVEY OF . . -""‘°'°"° “N" WIPE ”W“ :3": Swat-”'1'” “5 ml These are molly stunning effects, in fast to},
. __ neo ._ y weaves , ~21 -*
INDUSTRIES In u.e. Navy by "scam own-tor W 1. . a." ‘W 9 mm.‘ “3‘3 111111 1111311111110. ““5 .
‘ IrueAet. pinninetiertreuttehuul. ~ . - - . - .- ‘3
1... ”mm’ ‘ M new We] mu will 913' ’ - 1 adored “Suns Thirty two inches 111de, $1.0 o yard. ,
pleued to lure a the commieei were met-moo

. . 9 '
~ , - . “Blue emu" ,

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A11 aristocrat among n'cw fabrics. It is ab-f.

oolutely diffemit, being a decided novelty and}
11 ill make up into ircméndously smart costumes.

goon u...” ‘ "room Conn amnion owl-leer ”mm “ml-“'0' M' I" '0'“ i: tied. All colors, light and dark giay, natuial,1~ose,
The bet thet 1111. importent eervoy at New You: University. to tut-oath: mum” ‘°" ’5'.“ W” ““ ‘ A ha (I - ’ rceeda, ton and light blue.
3 m 1....” be m 1.. Congrenionel model at honor we» comer. ‘ _‘ {c n c [1095.
ported ,9 ”,9 W999, W" b, awarded on February 1 tor min: noun” W m '5 new-aims I" g p ‘ Thirty-too inches wide, $1.00 a yard:
« Mm mucmnamh. u a. s. amusement-inhuman ’gg‘“""°'°°'°”’°m°"°' , $20.00 1
my “my Committee 11.. .‘r- on eneign hy Secretery Deniele. A mm; 3'3: 3;; 2"": II: b” 1 mad “or. “Blue Bonnets" 13 i1 waSh fabric do .Luxc,
mud...” mm ”(mm c... ceheigrem to um eilect in. been re 111mm. or man". no. until . m, ,3 "' ' - Its rich, lustrous finish has been aclueved by re:

pcntcd washing during the manufacturing prof

case. 3
Dienleyed on the third Moral
Silh' Section. ;

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Negligees and kimonos
spring styles in would mini-isle

~ . , - ‘ . - ' 1 - - ’ ' ' shir-
l'er out.“ "I 71‘1“ “2:34.33! 11 t Shore Line Electric Reilwty Colleen! .' 9:1 ‘1, An WOOI serge ‘ Dre-$3.95: Gingham , , up”... high waisted models, With
_ noon e w e e m a . . . - fil’ r . 9 ., . . fin puilingo coqucttish ribbon ties, clones a
3m poison. 99,1. nvrovei oi the prone-ed method . ., . 00315 . and Seers kg“ 99, ’
7 nine out their ewte] mount“ ““3"““0” 0' the a" Mom on 1.0mm“ ”‘0'671 V“ ”will“! 2‘ - LIE ' la papillou. butterfly or moth wings, in all lovel1
. .. . West Themes street. in Noriinh. the "0"- ! A r ' I '
”$921,: :T;‘:;:°;L '0 been '11-: down for Wednesday um item 31ml.“ .9“, m, ,9, m ' for ages 6 to 14 years. for ages 6 to 14 years pastel shades.
‘ 11.. my 111. mm, ln‘, In,“ 10 a, u_ 30 9mm", 99.9,, received 1.11.:- rum ell m at the $8.50 up. $150 to 33-59 Imported Silk Kimonoe, hand embroidered
the public utilities commieeion.'1‘he "MW all!” commenting on the \ - '

elaborately in gold 111th dragons or flowers,

.1 Chrysanthemum blossoms of encrusted gold."

$2000.83500andup

Plain Crepe Kimonos of the practical wad]:-
ablo sort, also embroidered rose or blue on white,

and watched th‘é balance tall. tion of "'9 company in Preston, thence m. mu.“ m. t of M; l , ‘ 5 o and 27. 50 . ' 1 rcttv. $150 to $53”
. ”I. that one amp from m m” m" 2:: gliwtryirufnrlitt (12:: 3,1132; 1 We. '9“ tumbmm :2“: $l6 50, $20. 00 $2 0 2““ “or “lute on b ue, vcljt‘p . . . second floor;

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’T his Week for Curtains
Spring Disp lay of Emmett laces

1!" 2:30 to 4:30, rendering popular pieces and

 

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Housecleaning Time .
Warning and Cleaning wadere.«

 

Put up in packages convenient for mailing.
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Flour May Now Be Boo ht l 1' W" M] If m ”m for ymmt cm
PUT AWAY newest. 9 " W “5
__--_. 8 pound Pam.“ Fancy Meeh and 1mm.Dusibane, a sa tary sweeping compound 10 and 21: as
I wean," chew”, “iv,“ "at“, The rules, regarding' the sale of “mum I“ my Double Edges 0f Ilene Porccla, for bat tubs, . :5: y 10
mag ewey muffs. overcoat: and WM“ "0‘" have been modlfled 8" "In an and by the M Dutch Cleanser, cts.
, Iuot yet or do much opt-leg cording N! the United States Food .; ‘ . p Kirkman's Scouting Powder, " 10165.
Fleeting becuuee spring. excepziooel- fmzzfltlon gee, so thet leg. "1;. 7m“, 9, Qelte if 3“,, , ' 9 Third door. Oakitef 15 “5- .
{:31 good jag for. may he a gall! one "”0 m M! k Hum or Breeder Bother. , ' , _ 29 08 as.
thereufltl Meibgfie a darebeek m b. ”9’" m WWW" 58' We are e nation or meat eaters end The Joy of a Pathpm ' L1: '1 - li‘crs.
whichvsmalk folk: ebull'bo pro 2 2: ml“? lhll twovouod our blood In filled With'tlll’lc acidJaYl . . .. I 0 , p0 dc,- . V 0' Eli.
pitted Ml”. . .. . . .rac “E m (”"9" '°' “'5 7"" I well known authority. who warn: us ' One greatly desirable feature of the Pathe- 2°“ w 1 09 1c a
1‘11. gum: bufl um against " “ Tmlme f 2;"; ‘° ”° “mm," °" mm mm" “i” phone' is the sapphire ball' 1n the reproducer. One ‘ 5“" N‘l’mhat '12 ',‘5
any spring planting before them oi ,1“:de “on,” up 2",, ‘ lerge “9" "m” is never obliged to “change a needle.”- A record Pawn" W , a. L '
at: mm “ km- new” “"1111! ‘0! "miles Under the The mum do mg“ "Mt m m. be used ten thousand times without wear- G°ld Du“ (“We 1 a"
lb“e killing frost my occur up to ,m y the “M M thleirritotieg “4' M" may .
. new ruling ten pounds of eulutitutee m9 "at "99, ,9. 9.9,.“- mg for the sapphire .bal] does not cut as does a K ,-
so are have wit 9 to they get olnggloh; the ellmluetive tie- , steel point. 1‘ , I
. ”and.” M, and Wat-emu.“ ’Ii’iceclon also omen oonaerva- , .9” clear and um ",9 "5,9 ,9 ,9, ~ Peter’ma‘n’ 5 Road: Food, 18 end 85 rte.
-M, ,9, “Wm. mm “0!» 85 a “mile *9 mm “"17 t0 . telned in the oiooa to poleon m en 9i: ~. New and popular records arrive dolly. Come . Cy,” Roach Food :9 mi 35 m.
,9 ,9, 9 M," e a" “0" “h” We h“ ‘ ”m“ m anion. " and listen to some of them. Ask for your favo- Bed Bu Li aid. to end 5 :u.
m M "1 weether mentor: hand than if she hed 11 ~ ~ ’ PM!” 8 q
'l'lte merciwclhhed m 20 wine film, 9.9.9,, ",9, 9,9 mm '99,, “W?“ ’9" 11111:”- ”nut" , rites. A pleasant section. . pm“, Bug Km“, "
. m higher thee It ueeelly does ”I' “em “ed the buying 0' ck e Inn?! 9‘ ea ' .Illd you he" . 1 On “l. WM “0'.- Kfl401 3 Kill“ 10 CM :2: '.
thie "m or the cor “ ' l “W I“ stinging name in the heck or the or ' I“ ‘ “g . '
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