Dresses
Gingham, Piquos and Linens are
[has for school and street wear.
$1.25 to $2.98
appearance. and their simple styles are
those every woman admires. I
Suits
for women and misses. Excep-
tional in style and quality.
Priced from
$12. 98 to $45
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1W1 01 "30.272 for shipment to
Red Cross Commissmn for ltaiy
has Meogiven by the War Council
01 the American Red Crone This
antha’isntion was at the request of
Robert Perkins, gornmioioner to ltnly.
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Priced from $7.98 to $30
GIRLS
Goats
Suits .-
Smart little models of Homespun
Velours, Berger and Chocks.
34.98 to $15
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Is Good News on Clothes
For All Sizes of Men.
Top Coats
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Mastic is the definition or the
of the disease and the art of
ng the same. Disease is caused
a wrench, twist or sprain in the
‘ Even if done in childhood it
pinched nerves and pain in
life in" the diflerent organs andI
- -rectors remove the cause of
- and pain, health is restored
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DIN-rial and moral cite-ti in aid of the‘
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D of freight space frep for national uses.
4 make daily while they offer constantly
est sacrifice of all. l
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The articles purchased no soil db
tribution to be accounted for by the
commission nndcrl specilc sooner“
t.lons -
The italiap people and representa-
tives of the italian government still
are rounding the praises of the Amer;-
can Red Cross workers who carried
relief to their distressed country in
the hour of its greatest need. Signor
Alfieri the ltailan minister for For
eign affairs recently wrote the follow
in letter to the Emergency Commis-,
sion that was dispatched from France
to render first aid at the time of the
Teutonic invasion last fall according
to a cahlcgram Just received here
from Paris: .
“Now that the permanent controls--
sion for Italy of (in American lied
(‘ross completely oIganized is show- I
in: its great value and splendid ma
war which ltaly is fighting for com- '
no to send in) thanks to those nhol
contributed to the laying of the found ‘
atlon for the work
‘To you Iwho were diIectors of the!
emergency commission for Holy, i am'»
glad to express those sentiments .ln‘
the name of the army Whll'h has had}
and still lt‘t‘elDe so much material and
moral nssistunre from the American
Red Cross. l pray that you will also‘
give my thanks to all or those of the
'Americnn Red Cross who worked in‘
the emergency comm sIson for “My.
under your direction” '
THE DOUBLE EFFECT
OF ECONOMY. '=
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Protect Our Boys at the Front
BUY Mil not.» norm nouns
A spring Overcoat
inst as it should he.
catch cold.
When an American citizen. instead;
-of spending too for something he:
wants denies himself and lends the:
money to the government he performs
a double service. I
First. he furnishes the government_
Inith 8100 to use in the prosecution of
Second. he has relieved to the extent ‘
oi 81th) the drain on our “gootlii and
sorvtcz'os “that is. met: llfllii and labor.
'To make the article or articles he:
would have bought. or to manufacture:
others to take their place in the mar
ket. would require umterinls and le-It'
hor. in addition. to get the article
{to him labor and freight space wouldi
the required By doing without the ar- i
lticle, he has left free a certain amount
of material to he used for war pur
poses a certain amount of labor to be-
used in the some way, and he has alao
relieved to a certain extent the trans-
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Hart Schafi’ner & Marx made them:
that answers every question about qual-
ity and value.
The coat pictured here is a loosely draped utility coat with patch pockets
and flaps. There are many others—one for ev ery taste.
I Norwalk
is a necessity
HESE are days when every man is
. cutting out non-essentiah: neces-
sities only are being bouzht; and that’s
But anything that means greater cili-
cicncy is a necessity and that’s where a
sprint: overcoat comes in. There are
chillyI days in spring: rainy days when
you must have some outer garment—or
You’ll find some good looking coats
here: they’re not only practical but
~they're stylish and dressy.
The home of Bart Schailner & Marx clothes
Rogers 8: Stevens
—Two Stores— ‘
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South Norwalk
iportation larllitlcs of the country
I This may not be much in the indi-
‘vidual case, but when hundreds of;
thousands and millions of Americans
'and millions of dollars loaned the gov-
ernment, tremendous quantities of ma-
terials left for uses of the nation in
this war, millions of hours of labor,
free to do war work. and a vast amount
These sacrifices are easy to nuke:
are small and trivial compared to the
sacrifices that our soldiers and sailors
their lives for their country, the gloat-l
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Galvanized Wash Tubs, Universal
' and Rival wrlnoarl. Clothes um.
Clothes Dryers. lad irons. Mrs. Potts’.
ironing/mus. Clothes leer
trots and Hampers, Vacuum Washers
Clothes Sticks and Props. Wash
trout.
Benches. etc.
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PROHIBITION pm‘vs.
To Be Made Big Issue in State in
State Election.
' LONERGAN lNTRODU¢E8
{pursue this course it means millions .
duced by Congressman
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SOLDIERS HALFAFARE
AMENDMENT m CONGRESSI
WASHINGTON. April 12.7—An.
amendment .to the I‘llll‘OIdm Intro
‘ Augustine
Lonergap. provides that during the
period of federal control of the rail-.
reads a charge of only half-fare shalt
be made to soldiers, sailors uprinh.
and memebrs of the nurses' cor s
when traveling on furlough hetvveeni
home and place of duty. I
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MERIDEN, April 12.—-in recogni-
tiotl' of services as secretary of the
Meriden' War bureau Miss Anna ii.
Sands, daughter of T. E. Sends. editor
of the Meriden Journal, today was of-
fered and accepted the executive man
agoruent of the headquarters of the
state council of defense at Hartford.
iftss Sande will take up}the now do
ties on April 22. '
NIW MFXlONO "I" COVIIRINOR
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YOU CANNOT liA M. WOOSTR‘ Plans for a state-wide campaign next
afford to insure yourself; other i ATTORNEY AT LAW 93:32:: effort to bu“ about the flu: ‘ —
mm“ you would not need insur- i egislature favorable to rail Tolls She w“ M I .
anon,- The same reasonsrthat -Lafe Examiner iication of the proposed prohibition "OH . .
prompted you to carry insurance 10 S. Patent amendment to the federal constitution Well by L a“ E m Q
ghguld. upohn due inquiry. admon- l Office or Booklet were considered at a‘ meeting in Hart- ' hasn’s ogetahle
illsumcgerbgrutg gfi::%::'°. l OIII I'I'fll" ford Tuesday night of a committee of Conlpound.
ed cost 0', building materials, :' l 100 prominent Hartford citizens, in ...__.__
bor and nearly every other item I "‘5 ”13" m1 ' cluding lawyers. bankers, business B rookl N. Y. _ “For one ear I
of expense entering into thecost I BRIDGE-PORT. comet}? men. insurance men, clergymen and~ was mtg'fldefrom a chtlisrvttnezrnont, I
:‘tgaiinggcpatrsi or rebuilding, l others. John T. Robinson is chairman “hi Chm
. ' l” w” "" “‘ "M _ oi the committee. '
J M Lavmn& C0 Inc a Cure That Cold By it is planned to bring into the state who. “a I n. in
‘ .. , '9 ° l Taking more than a hundred speakers, ins in side.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE I'WHITEPINE Comm!) eluding congressmen and senators, to . Ly
30m NORWALK, 00“.. speak in every town in Connecticut. Vegetablecom-
~. I . WITH TAR An effort will also be made to havc'l 11W
_,.. F. H. BAXTER every cadldate for the legislature dc- smell-”d ”are“?
nap“!!! clarc himself on the question. WW tonic that
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SYRACUSE
EHILLED PLOWS
will turn a furrow better than all other makes.
Made in two sizes.Several styles all in stock.
ALSO HAND CULTIVATORS AND HAND
TOOLS
ALBERT D. MORGAN
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CENTRAL HOTEL
fine rooms by the day or week. Steam' heated, electric
guts and gas. Pine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
.tl America style.
Jorner Hem-co and chestnut 8ts. 'l'el. 155d
J Dill“, Manager. marshes, Proprietor.
O. B. JACKSON
or'romn'rntsu
ll Wall Street. _ Norwall.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in acid . I
shall Shut-On and Other Mounties-
. Thorough examination 01 the eyes. Ocullstl’ prescrip-
rdonsprurnptlydlisd. hm Repaid“
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