Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 27, 1918 · page 12

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repairs.

Iotaioetlincslast bnteosttoo unit. are
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handicaps ltisaalonglastingaseteelandtnoreplculnli'

fappesraaee.’

’ Innewbnildlngsoroldit's thelogioslesiling. Weoan
absolutely convince you 0! this it you'll give us a chance?“

:The Hatch (r Bailey Co.

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ran soura nonwaut EVENING SENTIN‘EL
Beaver Boards tor Ceilings

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Buy Liberty Bonds
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REDUCTION SALE

On All Women's and Misses' Suits. Coats and Hats.

:25 Suits reduced to ....................... $17.15
$30 Suits reduced to ....... . ...... . . .

$18 Coats reduced to . .. .. ....... LIT... $12.98
$15 Coats reduced to . . . ......... . ......... . - $9.95
All Hats reduced. from ................ 98c and up

CLOAKS we PARIS mnmu’nav
33 So. Main St.

 

$20.00

So. Nbrwalk

 

 

 

 

BRUSHES l
; All Kinds ;
3 ' Scrub Brushes :35 l
Vegetables Brushes r
.- Bhoe Brushes .

. Dusters

Long Handled Floor Brushes
Short Handled Dust Brushes
Bottle Bnlshea
Retrioerator Brushes
Toilet Brushes

Sink Brushes l
Clothes Brushes
Radiator Brushes

‘. , Stable Brushes

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TIRES

OFFICIAL SERVICE STATION
NORWALK. GOODYIRAR. STERLING. UNITED
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VAAST BROS. GA RAGE

17 CHESTNUT 8T.
TEL. 1360.

SOUTH NORWALK.
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IATTERIEB WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER

Call at our Willard Service Station.

where you still meet a thoroughly
competent storage batery expert who
will give authoratire advice in this
connection.

“9 recharge. repair and atom bat
lertes.

A rental battery for any make at car

 

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SchultZe’s Saturday Specials

Beef Liver .............................. l.'tc lb.
Pork Roasts ............................. 30c lb.
Fancy Fowls ............................ 38c lb.
Roasting Chickens ....................... 38c lb.
Schuilze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALX. SOUTH NORWALK.

United States License No. 17,903.

 

 

‘ can be obtained at any time.

Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.

5! No. Main Street So. Norwall ,
Telephone 93!

 

 

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- WB Alt! BUYING

1 IRON AND SCRAP mount.

. BBY, METALS AND OLD

‘d AUTOMOBILES

L. BPPBON .
3:. 8 Bowan Bi. Phone “1. .

flew Factory 2nd in All Blane

 

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. Spring Stills tor
' Men and Young Men
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Broadway oi l03rd Si.

New York City.

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ACCKOSIBLF.
STATION AT 'i'tif. DUO). _

” 'OUPERD 'DlNitiG'RDOPi-DIRVCI'

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AT VIM MODERN“ PRICES
-CLUB 'llE/iiii‘ilil- iron 9‘"

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i COPYRIGHT ..
:Clothing Co. E -_.___
f sartutrtst Somali .
is you save m was: SDBCIaISO
., cm or .
‘ rat-nu; t‘ gamma 5' am Brooms, each ....... 65c
"also “rationales souoa'r. ; Tom mm , , , 3 5.; rolls 10o

BOLD AND EXOEANOID. .

61 enavraw AVE,
MB? NOIWALI
and still not stricture.

!- i
m G“: lotions in i to I days.

» ‘ tassel reset! rsd- I'm. u. or I mum-e ac. to i
- warm We'd" carcass-rte

HEN DINE THREAT.
.... Selma. and three and a halt,
.elhbed to her place on her “than
Bus. its being worried. put berl
. ”a. Bio stood looking at hint seri-
‘a'aasiy tor s moment and than said:
“Well. it you don't want no baby 11!

 

 

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Butter, fresh cresmery. per

lb. ........... . ........ 470

Uneeda Biscuits ..... ' ...... 7c

A. STULL

24 Cottage Street
East Norwalkt

.‘WATEIUIIV GOES OVER THE. TOP
\VATI'IRIH'RY. .Allril :t'r.~- Watt-r-
bury went "over the top" in the |.i-
berry Loan campaign at ten minutes
Inlter ten this mornina. 'Flte olilcial
‘ouota tor this tilt is $3,llu,.'r00. A
subscription of 8427-.000 from the em
,piotes of the t-irotill )ianritacturlnl:
.(‘ontpony was made at to a. m. todat.
bringing the total tor Waterbury on
to ”flirtation which is $154,500 over
.the minimum quota.
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MONEY

Don't miss this (‘ttt out this slip.
enclose with be. and mail it to Foley k
.(fo. 2885.8ltOMt-ld atom-o. t‘htoaan.
Illi.. writing your name and nlItIl‘ltM'
clearly. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon-
’ey and or Cntrtprtttnd. tor coughs.
colds and crane: Foley Kidney Pills
liar pain in sides and back: rheuma
tlslt. backache. kidney and bladder ali-
snout
a who aroma and thoroughly cleanalna
'osthartle. tor constipation, billottsaesa.
headache all! Walsh main-l

 

 

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pal-Men Corporation.

and Foley Cathartic Tabletsrl

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CAPT. JAMES LINDSAY HOYT '
l STATIONED AT FT. WRIGHT. N. Y.

'llte subject oi our sire-cit today is -

-ol considerable local inttrrst and
pride for he is a direct descendent of
fWaltt-r Hoyt. one oi the or'igtnal set-
irlcrrt oi Notwalk. of John Hoyt. who
'detentlo-d Nor‘ualk irt the Revolution
;at‘.\‘ sat. and or lohn lloyt. 'Jttd. Mu
ftoualtt tn the our oi 151':

Minn I' Ilott and a Hill nt llr' \\'ti
liant ti. and the lat. lIlla l.ndsay
liloyt oi Newt Yolk.

E It in with considerable pride that
'hi a friends hate satcrhod iris adt ;-trtce
intent lroltr the limo ht loll Ilte Stain
tlord High school Mien he entered
‘lllt‘ New York Law .-tlrooi trout ultrth
the graduated with honor anti then
,paoncd the t‘onncc-trtut l'ar txsnt na-
._tion in the same wrtt Winn a .II v in
‘lnr: (‘ulnp at I'Iattlblll‘lt and has run-
llllllt‘tl to advance rapidly.

. Ills present appointment, has been
cartml by the same trnttrina t'ltort
which he has extended r-tnce he on-
tetcd tltr- ltrtrir ntlllltll In no art) has
it been ado-d by littlilit‘Lil rnllttt-ncc or
tutor The foregoing t~ [lililllt't' proof
of shat any one or ill” local hms
cart do unaided it thry sat i \\".ll"

(‘OMMUNITV WAR
(.‘IIESTS .AIlV'OL-ATEI)

 

HARTFORD, Aprrl '.'t'- The tttrr <-
rto’n ct t‘ontntttrtitv “'rrr t'lrt-st . tn t‘ort
. nr'c lcttt ltIlAn! and cities In lit-mg con
~itIl'lL‘tl by the Connecticut State (‘oun-
til at Defense, which. after int‘tatigr
lion. mil trtttkt- rmonttrttndatlon.~ to
it} ltulll agent-rt. a~ '(I uhetlrt-r' tlti~
st‘t‘lll‘i rttlt‘l‘naltlt lttr' tlt‘r.~ slitlt'. lie
rot-c making any decision in the mat
'r-r, ituut-tt-r'. the t‘ottttcil tttil gin- We
plan cttrt-lttl study
The ttttrncll llils r'tlcr'rcd lyllll- mat
ter to its t‘otrttuittet- on (‘nntntercial
I't human with a request that this cont
nlitlt't‘r t'ttll ItIKt‘IhPI' ollltttlln til all
t‘lrurrtbcrs of (‘omrutrct- in t‘onnectl-
'I'lil to tllntll-h lite projt-tl .tntl toite
opinions as. to the dcritttbtlitt oi lllt
plan. A tnectins for this purpose will
be held in Hartford rttrtt utok. lt‘tl
tWarti P. Jones t‘haimtsn oi this t-om-
lllll‘t't‘ and president oi‘ the (‘onuccti
ctrt t‘hnntltr-t- oi (.‘ontrrtarce. llt-rtl'tl a
llll‘l'u‘H‘Iiln ol' the t'onttttttnity War
. t'ltt-st plan at Chicago recently at the
amount llltelln' oi the ("lllilm'lt til
t‘-ontrrtrtc- or the t'-nttttl Starts. and
We ls RII'BIIKIIIK to irate rnen front ti-
ltit-s vtltith hate ltit-tl lllt plan present

it t at his to
n l" "m”m“ tn ”H" "h ‘ n it lol politt- mattered se'teral flitllltllll;..

'r-ldara ton oi its use in (Mt‘ll'llltclltlll t
' lll‘l-‘Jltl.

'l he date for the meeting of chamber
int tornntrrt-e oliicinls with tllmttlters
int the council of the defense and its
‘t-ontrttart-lal relations orrtmlttt-t- vtill be
titt'ltlml I'lthin a few days. It is an-
"I intend by the tottntil that no sttlon
ttill be taken in this matter until it
:llilrl been tar’t-l‘ully studlrd ltom all an

itlmt 'l’hc cottncil realizes the impor
,'tfltru of this turrrttto ttnd will prllt't‘ml
iprorttptlv. but will i he sure of its

r’ around in fore taking

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RED CROSS 6 I ‘

RELIEF FUN

The War t‘ouncil oi the At II
Rod CroIIs has made pt‘ovLIi or
monthly contributions-err e A ti
can Comtttlttae lor Arm and

Syrian relief, daunting 81. 2trtrtrott
tor the period e‘ndlna July 1. The
sum of "00,000 was appropriated in
February to cover the months of Pd»-
ruary and March. and another two.
000 line Just been made tttailrtble .tt
meet the payments for April and May
Conditions in Asia hi' nor. tot de-
scribed in reports forwarded to the
American Committee tor .Arntenian
and Syrian Ballet. ttre even more crlt
cal than at the time the ilrrtt contrl.
butlon was voted by the Red Cloris
War Council. The tlcttrttltllisatlutt ot‘
the Russian Armies in the Caucasus.
resultlna in the Turkish advance. Ill!“
threatened the surety ol the whoit-
Armenlan race. It is stated. howcter
the fill“ in Armenia will have in:
portant results in addition to preset-v
Int-lie people. It is declared that a
cessation of the Red Cross nt'snts
would cause untold deaths. ‘
t The appropriations of $3,200,000 is
payable in monthly grants and carries
the proviso that not more than 81w
000 shall be suwiledby the ltetl (‘ toss
in any one month.

The many trlends (if-Mill: (Ier'trutlc.
'l'arlov. oi to Grou- street. will be
pleased to learn that she is able to

-ltil be up and around after a tow wealta'

illness.

lie is a.
lgrartdson oi the late Ira Ford and.

gttaairtst ttlnrill'lplltln in lrtlund. whtn

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SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1918 3

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Norwnli’a Leading 'Dry Goods Store

are .: Specialize -. in Good Hosiery
Buying directly from the best manuladurers and in large
quantifies enables us to after you these special Values. .

Seamless Ladies’ Fibre Silk Stockings

.. Bootlenx'thh‘d black ............. 35cntur.d£or$100
Co .batflfllll e 3
J‘“t"”'ii.i't'lrr§€°5 mm“ m” oli’ffiim mall. . .

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tan. African broivn.’ navy Iue. onenhazen. old. rose. a
69cvaht‘ea.a ............................ .......

Men’ 5 Fibre Silk Socks

Black. white. drab. Palm Beach. tan and navy blue.3 3.9cvalues at 296
BLACK CAT STOCKINGS FOR CHILDREN—Sizes 7 to 10. 35c values. at 25c
INFANTS’ WHITE COTTON STOCKINGS. 20c values. at. . . 15c

 

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H.Krieger 81 Co.
CONFIRMMION DRESSES

White Dresses for airls.6 to 14. from . . $1.98 to $4.98
BOYS' SUITS. 6 to 18. navy blue or fancy mix-

SOLD WORTHLESS STOCK.

Fred B. Signor Pleads Guilty to Lar.
ceny in New York.

 

Eudora-it Ii. Signor. a iorrrtcr .\'ot'
walk anti.llanbtrry rrran. bttt nlro ,
clainrrl rcmdence in Newark. N J., '
Ill to bo- sentenced tn the court of
general session. New York city, next ..
Monday hating pleaded guilty to the
charge of larceny it week ago. Signor
“it! arrested on March 22. as the re?
suit of in campaign “ant-ti by Ilia-
trit-t Attorney Swarm to rid the finan
cial district of 'utldcat" stock gattrb t
lrnr.’ (OI poratton~

'l’lrc spec-tilt thargr- against Stunt-r rm
that ol tltt lar'ctm or 32mm allow. 't‘ill
to hate been obltmted tlrt'uttulr ii
\vmlltlt'oin draft cashed by the nran- "

 

ttxrr' l a Wall Fll'l't'l importing firm. . ' .-

mg; ”mm”, m NM. mk WW, tures.nrrces . . . .......... . $0.98 to $9.00
21332.; ',‘,'f.‘,' £111."(“1.1""s’l'l'fllloii'f_,‘,'.', SHOES. black. tan and white. for boys and girls;
"‘-" “WW “'“l' “" “”"""-’-"“ ""1" prices .......................... $1.50 to $4.00

ttal or ‘:,ttltti_lttti| According to As
sistttrtt i.l..~trttt Attornet Eduard S.
litaruan, ul Nt-s Yttllt. llilr- rotpotatron
had no bank account and Ilt‘\'t‘l' did
it") llll>lnt'r~.~ It is IIHiIlI-‘lttllil Illil'.
Sturror sold >ltlt'it Ill lllt' cotttpalt)’ and

i We Sell Everything on the
Easy Payment Plan

 

tltttt llt‘ Itt‘pt lllt' llltlllt‘\ int in.- own
ttsn'.
Witt-n Signor \\.r~ irt t‘.tl.ttrrrtta

 

about ten )I'HIS ago llt‘ WAS zil‘l‘t'nlt'tl
tn conrtt-t-trorr utzlt an tillt‘L't‘tl ttt.llion
dollar “and Hill'lllt'. ”c “as coir
ttrtr-d and srtWI'd part or a >0'nlt‘llt’l‘ ..
He has II-lt':i~ltl Iiillll the ptt~.‘rtr and
~~Ii'7 It) at "hillliiltllllllll utr til't‘tllllll Irl
lll‘ llt'itl'll. Lalll‘l lrI' “.ts lt’lt"il~ltl
lrottt tht~ tn ttttr' tort nn Iratltrlr it
is l'-'t|llillttII llml 5r; lllll Ill\t‘l prrtnrr-d

 

FURNITURE

of quality and distinction

3.3“}'3“""""""““ MODERATELY PRICED

-.-.- .. F—.-- [‘r _..

I’Ol.l(‘ E STOP MEET
OI" SEIN FFINERS

\\.\' l-‘ltANt lst ‘0, April- " .\t:tnt'~
oi the departrtrent of jllnlltt that Hill"
broke up a rneetlnx Illllh was ad
Illtfia‘l'il by Mrs Hannah Sher-h) Ski-t
lirlulon. uldtm oi tr leutlt-r ot tht . “rm
I‘tlll rt-br-ilron ttt itt~l.rnd tottiblt T0
rrtott-ti lltl lrttrtt lllt- plattorrrt anti d-
tainttl lllr titattrttan of tho "1'
\\'tlliarn Short A patrol “anon io‘ai

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wrote llll't'lllh to rose-tn .\|t.~ Sko-lllng
tttll and Short tolllti h- put into in
cullon. *
Mrs. Skelllngton was witcdtrlcd to l
speak in a downtown auditorium. lrttt
persons who Went to thc ltttiltlina rt
were turned away at the doors. the ex 3
plantttion being that fillet“! of lllt'
Illlllillnll. acting under instlllt‘linnu.
from the Ilt‘plil‘llllt'nl ot Justice. llll'lt
denicti her the us.- of tho prt-tnist-a. i--
lull r. entering anotitr hull lit a t.rl'i
[I‘WIII section of the city. Mrs Shel >
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BEDROOM FURNITURE

in odd pieces or complete Sets.
all finishes. '

 

Department of Justice
tstortt-d her to the. sidewalk ShortM
am rdinu to thr ttttthttritie: . then ad-

dressed llll «loud ttppcalin: to limit

lit)! to permit the mating It) be tllr-l- .
ruptotl. Atc-otrlpnrtittl lty Mrs Skel- !
llnrrlon. be war: taken to the polic- slit ,1

tron. uhert- he has booked entoutt- to .
the United States Marshal's other. 3mm“

, .\ll'rl skt-ihnxton was detained at the
datum omit the crowd which accom-

partied itcr ltttd dispersed. She. tlttn.
\Hls tilt-used The Norwalk night school chmd its.

H“ "mm” “mm m" Sk'mm‘m“ sork iul the season 'llttttsday night are a.- lotions: -
5.331133%?“lgtwmxll’3’1-Il:n,‘l,3:;|:':'slth tho presentation or tt-ttlilc-atts llookkcc.ptnt: Aunts l .anick. bury I'NI‘
(‘tttrncll ol‘ America." to all \tho had sustained tt tretiltaltle crici iltleu Yost. \\rrr Marriott itttth.

-—*- rot or d for attendance and good tc -t:ttlat (timer and Man littlgsi‘

WOMAN CANNOT RECOVER work. The teachers who tttttultt' Sttnogrnplly.antl1')llt'Wlllllll-‘.
CAB GIVEN lN CONTRACT throtraltottt the entire term are I'lltl I'dlllllrlll. itettlttt IIess-nl‘ttth. Mary llo
A tonttatt sht made to turn in nu Geo it Brunflt‘s oi the t' t--ntrr Ittnlor dor- tlt-r-ttttdt- lllt‘lilt'l, 'i‘hmrtaa Mr.
rttttoutnhih tor 3900 in part payment High School Alisa Man it. Killion ol Nlllllflla.1‘ll7dtl)elh \‘ados t‘hns litlr-
tor a new car. which contract site at- of the lilsh School. .lohn llorigdon oi“ rut “17ml!“ flailiek lit-ten Barry. Mary
tataatd broke by not buying the new the (‘entor Junior High. and MIN (lityk. Marti Iilttltlrn. Albert "('le-
Cll'. holds against Mrs. Katherine A. Frances llutd. l’rol. W. ll. Klrnrruer. Vera McNamara. Illltl lit-incrney.
lAtlrltart oi lltidaepotyand FIII‘ cannot ac rvcd arr tlltortor oi the school. Elizabeth Simonelty. Annie Ttstker.
rrtoter tor the sale other car. accord At the close. or the rt-titations last Kathlyn Williams. .lohn Still"! and
in: to a decision of Judge Kcllou in nlaht the students were assembled in Frank Newman.
the Superior court. MK lrsbharl eon one or the classrooms shcn ”Allpttllil t Mechanital Drssina. ticorw (‘iat-k.
trotted with Silas T. Vdiie, represeni- tendant littcltansn of the city schools litrlrml (ttirtaren lohn Splint. Frank
int: the Consolidated Motor company. congratulated them on their talthtul- Vt-ros. William Abbot Alirt-d Baylor.
to buy the car and turned in her old moss in their work and made several! Elementary t‘oursc. John Kurt-hit.
car. Vt-lie sold the car and allowed MIKKPIIIODB art to the manner in which Stanley i-‘tshct. Frank Set-liar, irmts
her 8900. She then relused to take the. each might expect this terms work tori-‘rledman and Margaret Father.
new car and wanted her- automobile. be of great art! to him in his future setersl otthme students attended
or the 0900 and sued to recover. Tirol work. The superintendent also sdvire the nlaht night school last year and
-contract is clear Judge Kellou ruled.’ ed the students to be ready tor the tour oi them didn't miss a recitation
and decided in layer othlle. 'liillll shooi nest year and enter with this term. _ . .

agents or ill:-

.thc l"‘i§(ll\t to further the wf-tldflhfl'
'llrllt .~o ut-ll t-wmtttrtntrntttl '
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NIGHT SCHOOL CLOSENI

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