Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 13, 1918 · page 12

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Graham Brothers
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‘ WHERE'S WILL ensezt: m
.1 com wurusn

. at on: Willard Service Station

you will meet a thoroughly
, I storage hatery expert whe'
JIM 'autboratiro advice In Vthh'

"fittharst, repair and store bat
.battery for any unit of cor,

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Smith. Underwood

Remiutcn all' other
when; sold. rented.
repaired: ,llentaulleM it.
per tn gm],
. sold at! . m.
nomads “ ' - I t

I Body.l Attach-eat3 .-

and“
1"- ”lecithin-d

lost

The Batch 6: Bailey Co. tr.“:.°:‘:::rszra.:at:::.

 

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hadtopatmnnattrsefiusadthyrnst. '-
Itavsrlosrdhsalldtbt

oroldil'stbelogleschoiling. Wotan u, mt or III
$001!”! you oi th'n it you'll give as a chases. mi'tofi its; tugmefiireesmi

Mold-shuttle The alt-ea iaul.andb
W nkuhnzlmngasstoslandrsosopltsdngh nayybsvebumuimethggtedoufi;

rimmed-mas
(Wm he. first Pap-Vt

“teenylndinaitmtoraguaaadt
plot it. Fortunately I was able to
.save the skin for the Birdcratt's Ila-

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

seal.
9 Onlychztthelocbegantobreekl
.up litRoI’nyton's harbor, and in a r
'enallopenspaeeaeartseooeks.iasti
behind some W's boats in;
whiehtbey worenpalriusnesr'M .
two at these Grebes were leedlugi

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tbhr apparent lack oi nation. bold- i
nose or euldeaoe in ass. as at hues

t
Ving. {
I Olle oi the men told me that he 1
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1

."they won—still We and seemed to
be always fishing." While I watched ,
,‘them there were teeding on small
flounders and occasionally they would
:cateh one too large to handle in the

 

“if 0" 8..Pl£ SUITS AN” 00‘” , into shallow water or to the edge of

Vlaeallont all wool fabrics. Priced so low they will? an; Into condition to eat.
tomsh you. Come without delay.

:01 ‘Im . liowayton to see the Grebes. We
8’ “SA“ 01W . found that the Ice had gone larther'
LI $1.50, for lhll D“. only .......................... ’1 out of [he harbor and that [he Grebe;

'1.“ for this sale only ........................ .. 31.50 were flrhlns larther oil shone whore

$2.93. for this sale only ..................... '. . .A. . $1.98 W“ more hid Joined them. A num-

' ber of Her: nx Gulls nere sittinl
ALL HATS REDUCED FOE QUIGK DISPOSAL mound 0,, ,h'e m and "can,“ dowry. '

The Norwalks

mks we PARIS
33 So. Main St.

MILLINRRY V. gulls would pounce upon it for tbt

open water. where they would swim

the ice. and strike out pound the

On March 26 three of us went to

 

We Are the Pioneer Prom .: Ready- to- wear Garments in Ln detached cakes and as it proved. ‘ "
ll inching the Grebes as intently as we Cogmissioner Bennett

Wants County Prisoners .

 

were for when u Grebe would come
up with a fish, one or more of the.

 

good and the Grebe would have to

the gulls succeeded in worrying a fish

 

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from the Grebea at times.

 

17 CHESTNUT 8T.
TEL.- 1360. --

and ileceptions

 

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80m “03W“ aatuclt Bay and on Aprl Ith. one was him to do ”V

times rooming to 'Just tlisttmwnr.‘ but ,

of the water with their \inIellt‘P of

two ocacaion one Grebe was down
titty-live. seconds. forty-lite to titty.

If
found In a yard In the that end of.

“L. 2011_ town. I liberated It. first photograph

 

 

 

 

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FEE!!! SHOULD!” ............................ Mo u, V:h0uIthV“:t thVructt \lclously “A‘iiui'i
.m ' on; w en anyone (Hmt' \\
. POR‘ 30 ................................... 290“; teach. and the blow did not ave tlte'
asst ma ..................................... 140mm“ 0' ”0'" °' W" "‘ “ ' W ”‘
um "31. ' equal size 1
3 or ----------------- ' .......... 30clb From Its action ,tme tuitrltl have,

SHOWERS arm ........................... 28c lb thought it was wounded. but Wllt‘ll it.

Schnitze’ 3 Sanitary Markets-A {3:2,

sou'rn noawau. "W“ ”m
unmet sum License momma.

e salt water, ptrssiblv first sens I
riled chanlle took place in
’on. and It struggled
pe. Placed on the
stance front the, shore
in; along. propelled by
t, until It reachedt
It was the pettec-l

 
 
 
 
 

violently

It went Iloun

 

 

 

Vl’reshfl Roasted

There' s a reason—try it today.

" s: a .85 Washington

the
New.
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Next
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WIFE WHO DIDN’T
, APPROVE CURSES
i too-mos sn- Paae Ont) .

No.1 RoyalPlantation Ooil'ee, lb. ......... , .............. 'atter theit marrtase. when be "It"

-' After Dinner Blend Goll'eo lb. ................ We "8" “"0: “i" ”WV“; 5"; “my“
t H , t V e m

Challenge Blend Oofles, lb. ........ -. .................. as: t .33." on 3:: £31 in tfuiné‘ommut

, Golden Santos com ................. lb. 20c, 5 lbs. for 31. 00 'vis "w “'6 Pu" bet-Is constantly

We boast of having the lax-gut, codes me if; NW— ~at night continually. being an “inveter-

' _ ' intact fretted her constantly with his

8 ' Ivlolenl displays of temper. in the

O o O. ' summer or 1917 she hit him and went
Street Phone Ilt' 1““ '

3 I Joseph Bartlem. farmer partner of

 

 

BARGAINS

Pure Condensed
Milk, large can 15c

 

, lures excfiauoa‘ A
Ma, prism Germ

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Compound Lard

Collage Brand

STULL

26c llrn

.‘ The following statement has been "'3 kept “ open 3" employment and

improved by Robert 8covitle.‘ Federal
Food Administrator tor Connecticut: WW" "9'" “mm m“ " Wm" Ch
1". Hoover is most anxious that it will ‘7 ”1%! to AM” on I!”

a more liberal rule will result In t m“ "“3
greater production of wheat that h‘ Commissioner Donnell m there iii

Coiiee 21: lb t

perception be promptly made.
restrictions contained tn Rn
{II-E and 20-0, which prohibit lam

Not Penslized For

Farmers of the
sions of
In case th y
(use bind
,Ilour for the year,
,80 ,long as they
to when grown

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to Home Grown.

-——— STATE OFFERS $1.25

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' w at I’or'the. r owt’ii

quantities Iot- Is household loo abort
.tbsn sixty days shell panoply its;

 
 

motion. lt dove and
vs again. raised blah
its feet and shook Itself and lisp

Title 'l'l'y 2.22.2: .L“:§..‘2‘.'1VV.VVI':V‘.‘."2V§:V‘§. '33:?
km“, s Vproved it to e In a con ton.
HURLED KNIFE AT I.

 

Pratt testified; came Just one monthi

in an ugly mood. He stayed out late

ate rambler"

A son was born on August 9 1915.
.M.rs Pratt testified. and during the
child's Infancy her husband werrled

filo live with her father and mother.
‘lteepers of the State armory at Nor-

 

Pratt in a delicatessen store in
South Norwalk. testified as to Pratt‘s
bad temper, declaring that because of

,fARMERS MAY KEEP A -his excessive profanity he was respon-
YEAR'S FLOUR SUPPLY. sible for the failure of the business.

Judge Nehemiah Condos, of Norwallr',
Hoarding It What was counsellor Mrs. Pratt. . _ . I

”*3 .—____._.___. I

state who have vI i A DAY FOR JAIL ‘MENi

allsed Tot hoarding.
town supply In (Continued non Pu. One)

have n I e?
e, the-gets” state. represented by the highwav

ome' and d t dell'rlment. and the county that will'
r's luppl’y us! be advantageous to both. The p:' son- I
. ers will also be benefited by It in be

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elven compensation Ion, thelrw rlI;

 
 

 
 
 
 

Th2, no reason why the number of prison-'
25A. 'm what: lie could employ for work}
on highways should be limited to 100. t
Howos‘ldbtabletdpatatorcto-worlu
.M.”: a. “Amwaw 3*
HI ID 0 0
litre county whether he should or not
have “the. ,

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, .. An offer has been made to theI

. div t 0 wt h. It at». Gen .

SO. Norwalk 9 rally :’ £33.15“ “kw” gshurby mm :33 id” county commissioners M
V . , , .V h a 0 county by Highway (‘um-

ms summons son walnut wno now. . "v at - considerable d“ "n” "W mission-Sr cm... .l Bennett to t...:‘

V100 prisontrs of the jail in that cmm- l
The V"? wonderful dirers fl :ty at the rate at $1.25 a day lor thr-

y labor ofr the men. The county will]

um i I c i when really ““1le they would throw receive no cents 0! this amount and, .

(“IS “38 or, r swnin 3 themselves forward nd almost Out "‘9 “’9“ "A" 3" "'9 remainder l”

n , weddings n | No reply has yet been received n-- i

elort and l wondered if the do th 0,lgarrlinn the otter, Mr. Bennett ss.d'

water had anything to do wit tbs-'1‘" "'5'“ though 'h" 90'1”" “0““!

mum, at dlvlnn. With "ml In hand. misaloners have the one: under con- 1

WE SPECIAL” IN SERVICE , we tinted them under water. and ”:11???le:gwggrfi‘g ”3:13:12“ 1
her of prisoners whom he could em-t
Nor. should be limited to too. ttu‘

‘ : T‘ ln' - tit-condo was the lil't‘r'lgl'.
VAAST BROS. GARAGE It)" April 15 one M,” ”an in Sun could put more men to work said I

 

in: it and studying its mt: on and pos- s v:
ture on land. it sat toruz‘ud on us iAny iOEe‘
breast and It seemed to me tin blrtlt

real std its helplessness for, w-‘lttn & 8m 0'. MW lg.

’ a l w w b no or» e
Sclutllze S Sclurtlay SDCCEIS ilii‘izfirfsiiritz‘A"‘:";..:.'":‘3.55; 30“?” ‘0? Cash

with a stick coul hate kiJlled Ht Wt“ IV}, a" sum“; ' ”I”

‘24 Station Lamson Cash system, Safe, Stools, etc.

momma Hyatt
~ Norwslk’s leading Dry Goods 3”“

Has Beena
BIG SU CCES 5
Hundreds of— Housewives have never realized what dainty and desirable win-

dow dressings are made of Quaker Lace are enthusiastic over their beauty and,
utility. Ask to see theat' tn our Curtain Corner

Spring Suits and Coats

I of the latest styles are arriving daily.
Dainty Sweaters for Ladies and Misses

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H. Kriéger & Co.
CLOTHING

Cloaks, Tailored Suits, ~ Boy’s
Suits, Millinery, Waisls,
Skirts, Rain Coats. Shoes
for Men, Women, Boys and

Girls.

Dressing whole families fromltead to
loot on the easy payment plan. V

 

For Highway WorkAV .j

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the commissioners youid permit '
1

ml (Wt/i1

ll * TION SALE

Dry Goods, Furnishings and Notions,

Hosiery and Underwear, Ribbons,
Laces, Embroidery, Infants’ Wear,
White Goods, etc. .

Entire Stock and Fixtures of Em

DEPARTMENT STORE
84 Washington Street ' - Phone 446

 

’ South Norwalk. Gonn. - .. .' 72S... ‘
FORMERLY A. DICKERMANV & SON _ . '
Will be sold in TRADE LOTS to the hizhest bidder V 1?“.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On Wednesday, April 17, al10:30 a. m.

NOTE—Sale will start nromntlv at 10.30 and be continued until everv
, lot ts sold. ‘

0n hand very large stock Hosiery asdllndorw‘ear—Kayser, Gordon, Carter" s, Tuxedo, Ceandel,
Forrest and Essex Illls, Ipswich, Buster Brown, Prints, Notaumo, Black Cat, Cadet, Shawlrnit,
Phoenix, Erebns, etc Embroidery, Laces, Ribbons, Notions, Toilet Articles, Talcuma, Spool
cotton, Esmdngway's, Ipxlandlkdnlimuo. LargeIJneSflkcamisolesand Corset Gov-
ers, Piece Goods, Muslin Underwear, Waitts, Corsets, Blouses, Royal Society Silks, Home Pat
terns, Boady-to-Wasr Oootb, attainments, etc. VV

Fixtures, 16 Fine Show Cases, Umbrella Case,
Counters, Display Stands, Stock Boxes, Revolv-
ingRack‘s, 3 Side Revolving Mirror, Cabinets, etc. .

LARGE NATIONAL GAS" REGISTER
he to 8800.09 '

 
 
 

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