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F- I Bennie): Georgotcx 11.
Berry Brock, 1 North ave.
Oliver Clark, Pennoyer street.
Chas. Coleman. 19 First street.
{Robert Decesale 6 Mechanics street. l
005. Foder, 322 Flax Hill road.
lMrs. M. Fretina. 24 Benton st
Kenneth Hart, 7 Clescent terrace.
Mary J Malkin. 23
301111 Meany, Ronaym
Mrs, F, O’Brien, t‘lay sirccl.
Mathilde liir-l .31 on. W. Collar st.
V. 1311.1 .110 011i xluuiou :lve.
liltl‘, _15 l~.‘ 111 rilttl
Geo Wt e .l;‘ . .‘l Vt oodn 1rd ave
John H wllwn 17. Elm sheet.
John back 111' (s, l .'9 S. Main sire-cl.
Frank 1... lit'lll‘lmfit‘. ll: Slocum st.
”Rodger Delirassc. 13 Slocum strocl.
Eliz. Amen, 14 lTnion Park.
« Marion ’I‘llompson. 18 iidlic are.
John Spelt-.1. 18 Spring Hill ave.
Adam Straub, 73 Winfield street.
Florence Harris. 10 Chapel strcct.
(‘. E. Slauson, 10 llel'kclr" street.
Anna Slauson. 10 Berkeley rill-cot.
Kathryn Husch, 3 Arch.
Clinton Taylor. llillcrott.
’Norwalk Hospital Association.
M. Beach 10 1‘1 once stloet
Ruth Montgolllcry.u ”:2 F1 once stlcet
Madelyn Brown, 70110121111 sllcci
Marguerite Bl‘OWn. Orchard street.
Chas. Curtis. 6 Union Park.
Bertha Gilbert. Wilton.
Ellen Peyton, 49 West Ave.
Adaline Barber. Tliomzlsmu.
Allen Bette, Wall sircct.
Wm. Odell. 96 East Avenue.
.mlrs. Lina Ball. 1 West Avenue, Nor.
Edith Bouruc. ‘2 Beacon St.
Mrs. W. R. Brown. 21. (‘ross strect.
.135. Little. 89 Orchard St.
Therese Mniscli. 19 Main St.
Fred London. 2 Elizabeth St.
1 Jos. Drabck, Summit St.
Cedric Boot. 24 Aiken Si.
Jae. H. Root, 24 Aikcn st.
Rosie Calmne. 20 Main 31.
E112. Gormley, 12 I’l‘onllf’t‘t
Paul Welntroub, 12 .‘liclbournc ltd.
Mildred Dyckmar. tlcormitown
John 11‘. Moore. 16 West Avenue.
James Brown. S. N.
“Eugene Puncher. 02 t‘iny‘St.
“ D. L. Davis 3. N.
F. Palnmnia. 211 Elv Arc.
Robert Cnddos. Saugutuck.
Bdw. Schroeder, Woodward Ave.
Jacob Ash. 10 Pleasant St.
Harry G. Tryou, 0.2 Flux llill lid.
S. Miller 12 High St.
Abraham Abdo, 10 Bouton St.
Eugene Perkins. Greenwich.
Emilie Miller. \‘l'oodtvnrd Ave.
{Helen Stewart. 6 (Erandvh-v'-
Jeanette lililc. Norwalk.
0. P. Fccucy. N.
Lulu lluttino. 70 Spring St
J. W. Comnbs. Rowzlyton.
Steve Forlorn. 21 Kossuth
Mrs. 'C. Kcllcy. 63 Fort St.
S. J. Kerekcs. '32 Burritl Arc.
John Luddinntoll. Central Firo Sta.
Jas McCallunl. 50 First St.
J. H. Mallory, Jr.. city
Genevieve Mallory, (‘ily
Est. Sarah Dennis. N.
Mrs. C. l). Hurlbuit. “Verona-t
Josephine Ogden. Wilton.
Adele Ogden. Wilton.
Leonard Coi‘ifiu, Prospect .‘trclluc.
(lath. Un‘on Council.
lHilju. Wintcr. llroud llivcr.
Joncphine Osborn, (‘annondulo
:l. J. Nolan. 57 Ilcldcn are.
Mrs. B. W. Keclcr. Wilton.
Mrs. B. Creighton. 1 Mott llvo.
Mrs. E. Dagon. 28 Cross strcct
Louis (21111.75 Kossulh strcct.
E. L. Gregory. Newtown arc.
G. W. Raymond, 17 l‘niou place.
Caroline Colion. 27 East are.
Fred Bennett. Wilton.
Josephine Hum. 16 Meadow street.
Wm. Popp, Rockland road.
S. L. Rein. Gregory Point.
Anna Miklos, Fillow street.
John MdGuiness. 38 Stuart ave.
1 Rev. M. Steub, 12 1-2 Hamilton ave.
S. D. Gilman. “Rowayton.
.« E. B. Smith, City.
Louisabelle Lyon, Bridgeport.
.‘Mrs. K. Udelman. 11 Fairfield ave.
John A. O'Connor, Washington st.
:Mrs. J. McGuincss, 37 Stuart ave.
Herbert Dake. 9 Elizabeth street.
with. J. Bologh. 32 Oxford ave.
George Philcox. Grove'st., Dnrien.
Edith Birdsall. 47 First street.
Jeanette Hay-t. 7 Cottage street.
Mrs. I. M. Keogllh33 Seavicw avc.
John Kovacs, 8 1‘2 Lexington ave.
Dr. F. Brown. Seaview ave.
lorris Funk, 23 Elizabeth street.
ertba Hunzel, 111 Lexington ave.‘
1'11!th Starr. 17 Van Zandt street.
.AllesSandro Pollastro, 48 River st.
"Nellie Morton, Pillow street
John Morton, Fillow street.
’ rank Rockwell Wilton.
Olin J. WMockler 45 Summit ave.
obn J. Campbell. 43 Chapel street.
arold Conley, 57 Main street. .
ylves. Brotherton. 53 Cross street.
J. Millburn. 28 Wilton ave.
rls. G. Glee, 8 Franklin ave.
the Meehan. 37 East ave.
‘lldred W Brand. 27 West ave.
Ward 8. Church, Westport ave.
NM! Lowery, Tleadwell av'e.
Edna Whitlock. 8 Union ave.
on‘B.‘Moran, Wilton.
y.B. Bette, 42 W. 7lst st. N. Y.
noes Williams. 17 Elm street
lrcgox y Boulevard.
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. i ICase Longcloth
Japanese finish, good
quality. value 29c yard.
value 150 each.
36 Inch Percale
wearing:
Dollar Day 5 yds. for $1.00
50 Dozen Huck Towels
Firm quality and very absorbent.
Dollar Day 10 Towels $1.00
7 5 Dozen Hemstitchcd
Huck Towels
tial service
All white and a
choice plain
yard.
colors. regular
Linen weft, durable and subslan'
giving quality, val. 39c
Dollar Day 4 Towels $1.00
Best Quality Beach Cloth
great variety of
390
Women’s Shirt Waists
_ All new stylus and materials,
rcgular $1.35.
Dollar Day ........ $1.00
Toilet Articles
Combination
0119 white Hair Brush ».'1th
One White Dressing (‘omb 50(2
1 Prophylactic 'l‘oolil llrusll~ 3711.-
Frcnch Ivory
Comb and brush. linlnlinirrors,
pull“ and powder boxes. hair
lJl'llSllt’S nail brushes null butters.
clothes brushes. llcgulll’r price
$1.50 ouch.
Dollar Day. your ‘ choice.
$1.00 each
Silk Ribbons
Moire. checks or stripcs, all col-
ors. \‘oluc 30c yard.
Dollar Day 5 1108. for $1.00
13.3 m 1 _, .0 J (l , Onc Null Brush 1'.” 1.
“fill-8‘30: ’31:!" WW qum Dollar Day 4 )dS. for $1‘00 Total value» 0100.“
Dollar Day . . . 5 yds.v$1.00 1.000 Yards Dollar Day. all for $1.00
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$3010 Yfizgsrlg 113133113) k Fifdlc211?libnsggl§1 "8 inches TOIIet AFUCIES
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15?“? qualilvavuleuo 7:331:18“ ‘willv. \‘aluc 49c yard. Combinatlon
" “ ' . . l Kolyno: ’l‘iot‘l Porn» 211
Dollar Day 2 .VdS- fOI‘ Sl-OD Donal. Day 4 YdS. for $1.00 1 Mavis H’i‘ull‘lln‘l l’owdor- 251'
100 Dozen Heavy
Turkish Towels
ular 490. each.
Dollar Day . . .
With bellulil‘ui blllo‘hordcrs,
3 for $1.00
Women’s Gowns '
llinli grade nintcl'izlls, twenty 1 Honors and tillllct Rice Powder
1.9g dil’l‘crrnt styles, pink and white, 05c
regular $1.25. . ’l‘otul value-41.58.
Dollar Day ........ $1.00 Dollnr Day. all for . . $1.00
1 t‘uslilc Soup“ 15.-
1 I'llcllyu Toilet (.‘rcnul ~00('
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. and Check Voiles
300 Yards Fancy Stripes
All \lllilc fol lilt‘h‘n‘i‘s and Wallets,
Bungalow Aprons
Splendid rillulilt. on!
full with
elasl c bl‘lls. neat lllllltlllb’ regulal
Women’s Neckwcar
New stylus
Ol'gondic. and washable
ill (lcl’lrizcttc (frolic
smiu. rec»
Wards
Shirtinc Prints
Dollar Day . '. . . .. $1.00
values up to title y.ald $17” ulnr $1.50.
Dollar Day 4 yds. for $1.00 Dollar Dar ------ ~- ill-00 Dollar Day . .1 ...... $1.00
White Gabardine Women's and Misses’ Men’s White Hcmstitch
Suitable tor Dresses and Skirts, Middy Wash Dresses H . ~.
11 » .-1- - 1 1 :10: .. 1 . andkcrchlefs
”lag: igyaz’ail‘VdS‘ Egrdsl 00 Regular $5001, llcgulnr 15c ouch.
1 000 Y d ’ " ' 1' Dollar Day ........ $1.00 Dollar Day . ‘ 10 for $1.00
. .31‘ S. . , ‘ . . .
' Crash Towclinc Cmgfig: It’ll‘n‘l‘nwf: 5’11”: p Writingr Paper
. . . . . - . . .., 1. ' _'_' 1'1 01 cc .‘ 1 .c
00:011‘biitf‘ildlll; Efflgglfdand ‘8‘) Swiss embroidery, rul‘flc around Combmatior?
' sllil'l. size 8 to 16 yours. . l,- - - s
u, Dollar Day 10 yds.for $1.00 legulur 11.25 11.1.1330?!” ' 3‘ “m“ an“ 2‘
1 gilt edge col'l'vspolnlcnt card.
Children’s Gowns
Best quality, wllolcsulc pricc to-
day, 200 yard.
Dollar Day 8 NS. for $1.00
Empire style. dain‘y clubroidcr-
cry 11nd ribbon trimmings. size S
to 14 yours, rcgular $1.25;
Dollar Day ........ $1.00
‘24 cards landfill llnvolopos. «
3 packages linen cmclopcs. 24 in
ouch package.
1 box children's writing pupcr.
'l‘oto‘l vuluc~~ $1.50.
Dollar Day. all for .
. $1.00 .
Francis Thomas, 04 Washington st.
500 Yards Fine ..
Sheer Nainsook
Suitable for dainty
value 250 yard
. 25 Dozen Heavy
Turkish Towels
value 250 each.
Dollar Day . .
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underwear,
Dollar Day 6 yds. for $1.00
Guest, size. ncut colored borders,
6 for. $1.00
Women’s Drawer
Women’s Hand Balls
Value $2.00 each.
1 Bale Full Bleached
:Sheetinlr
sheet. value 29c
Film quality. 5 yalds make one
Dollar Day . . . .
Cluny Laces
and Insertions
Values 15c and 17c yard
$1.00 each
Dollar Day 5 yds. for $1.00
500 Yfirds Crepe Cleth
White grounds. with pretty fig-
ured designs and all white. The
favorite fabric for kimonos and
under garments value 29c yard.
Dollar Day 9 yds. for $1.00
La Reine. Royal worcester
and R. & G. Corsets
Regular $1.25 value.
Dollar Day. Your Choice. -
Combinations t Twenty different styles. rcg'ular
Luce rind-embroidery, tl'immod. $1.50. '
regular $1.49 Dollar Day ........ $1.00
Dollar Day ...... .. $1.00 1
. Kayser’s Washable
Remains . Chamoisette Gloves
Embrmdery Flouncmgr on“... 11.50.
Dollar Day . . ...... ,. $1.00
Notion Combination
spools O. N. Sewing Cotton.
Spool Silk.
Spools Twist.
Darning Cotton.
Paper Pins.
Card Safety Pins,
Needles.
1 Card Snaps.
yards Belting.
2 Spools Busting.y Cotton.
Total value-41.50. 74
HHIGI'Ol—‘G‘l
1 Paper
1 Piece Tape. 2
Slightly Soilcd
All Wool Yarn
All wool yarn for knitting stront-
ere. \‘uluc 71541) bull.
Dollar Day 3 balls for $1.00
Bungalow Runs
in beautiful color effects. size
27x54. regular $1.271.
Dollar Day ........ $1.00
Marouisctte Curtains
Loco trimmed mince, whitc or
nrzlb. rccllllll' $1.25
Dollar Day .. .. $1.00 pair
Connolcum
Floor Covering
’l“ 1} «must durable ilool‘ covering
ill at low price. new patterns and
color, yard wide.
Dollar Day 2 yds. for $1.00
Crctonncs
Now urlistic designs mid color-
iugs, vulula 290 turd.
Dollar Day 5 yds. for $1.00
27'Inch Figured Voiles
Regular price. 19c yard.
[Dollar Day 8 yds. for $1.00
44 Inch White Brillian-
tine or Mohair
Regular price $1.50 yard. \
Dollar Day . . . 67c yard
Black and White
’Wool Checks
44 inches \tide
$1. 00 mm
Dollar Day Evils. for $1.00-
i.000 Yards Fine
White Voile
40 inches \tide.
39c yard
Regular price
Regular price
For skirts. drcsscs and suitings. "
Combination Kitchen
Stool and Step Ladder
'31“le of hardwood
dumbll‘. I'Pgulnr $151)
Dollar Day ........ $1.00
Cut Glass Berry Bowls
ii inch size. floral pattern,
llllll‘ price $1.75.
Dollar Dav ...... . . . . $1.00
Adjustable
Curtain Stretchcrs
Full size 0312 feet nitkcl plotcd
pins, rue ulnl' plice 5150
Dollar Day ._ ........ $1.00
Japanned Bread Boxes
Large size. regular $1.19.
Dollar Day ........ $1.00
strong and
to...
3 Quart Blue and White
Enamel Double Boiler
\‘uiuc $1.50.
Dollar Day ....... $1.00
O'Ccdar Oil Moos. 75c. and
Large Bottle of
O’Cedar Oil 500
Dollar Day. both for $1.00
Watcrintr Can
Extra llcai‘y galvanizcd iron.
quart size. value $1. 25.
Dollar Day
2 Quart Blown Glass
Water Pitcher. value 69c.
and 6 Glasses. value 60c
'l‘otul value “$1.29.
Dollar Day . . $1.00
14 Quart Blue and White
Enamel Preserve Kettle '
Regular $1.49.
12
Dollar Day . . .- ..... $1.00
White Slop Jar
With side handles, rvgulur $1.50
Dollar Dav ........ $1.00
1 Dustless Mon
,1 Dustless DustCloth
\ ulue $1 50.
Dollar Day. both for $1. 00
Steel Gray Enamel
Tea Kettle
7 quart. size. Value $1. 25.
Dollar Day ......... $1. 00
Foot Tub ‘
Large size, §1envy galvanized iron.
Regular $1. 25.
Women’s Snort Hats /‘
lililitllal‘ $1.75.
DollanDnv ........ $1.00
Children’s Trimmed Hats
Itcgulur $1.98.
Dollar Day- . . . . . . .. $1.00
Women’s Black
Lisle Hose
.llinh spliced bowls
‘ tops. llcgular 35c pair.
Dollar Day‘4 nairs £1100
Infants’ Part Wool Veg;—
Vuluc 35c and 5013
Dollar Day . . . 4 for $1.00
Boys’ Wash Suits
New styles, SlZl'S up to is yl‘nl's.
Regular $1.25.
Dollar Day . $1.00
Women’s Fibre Silk Hose
Gray, champagne, pretty
brown. llcgulzlr 05c )lllll‘.
Dollar Day 2 ms. for $1.00 ,
Women’s Union Suits
llcguinr and extra sizes. pcri‘cct
lilting. Value 591: and 090.
Dollar Day . . .. 2 for $1.00
Women’s Vests and Pants
Odd sizes.
Dollar Day 5 for $1.00
Children’s Overalls
Blue and khaki.
Dollar Day 2 ms. for $1.00
and i421 rt 0 r
11nd
Regular 35c
Boys’ Sweaters
Navy blue and maroon, sizes up
to 10 years. llcgulal"$1.50.
Dollar Day $1.00
Our Entire Stock.
Over 100 Pieces
Dainty Figured Voiles
Regular price 39c.
Dollar Day. all one price.
27c yard
100 Pieces Plain Colors
Extra Fine Sheer Voilcs
Extra tine slicer voilcs, full yard
wide. chular 39c and 500. Some
worth 750. '
Dollar Day. all at one
Dollar Daymg-yds. for 01.00 11.00.1311 Dellar Day. all for . . $1.00 DO'IaYDay4YdS-f°r$1-00 Dollar Day $1.00 . price,........ 27c yard
.W—JT -_ - 8 == = = 373-: ,
Theo. Olmstcad, Wilton.
Alfred Lathwood, 9 Ann street.
Chas. W. Bell, Rowayton.
’ Samuel S. Velsor, 32 Clay street.
Maurice Roller, S. Main street.
D. B. Decker, 1 Crescent terrace.
Frank lblbotson. 74 Woodwardave.
Mrs. G; C. Mathewson. West ave.
Norwalk Lodge, B. P. O. E.
Mrs. J. J. Desmond.
Jelemiah Donovan.
Chas Hurdy. 12 Lowndes ave
Mrs. T. Curtone, 38 Bouton ave.
Louis F. Slcldon, 52 Woodward ave.
Maine Huldy. 12 Lowndes ave.
Frank Drunlm, Lexington ave.
Mrs. M..Schaub.'120 S- Main street.
E. C. LOCk\\',00d Silvermine ave.
Ferd. Heizman, 'Peck’s Ledge Light.
Saide Harris.
Minne: Harris.
\I-Ienry Halllfi.
Etta Hall-is. 54 Putnam ave.
Matilda Wilcox, Woodward ave.
Louis Schachat 172 Main street.
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CREDIT TO CONNECTICUT.
First to Operate Plan for Part- Time
Emergency Workers.
Credit is given Connecticut for be-
ing the first. state to put into oper'atlon
the plan fondle uSe of industrial work-
etc as part— time emelgency workers in
food production by an article in the
surrent issue of the United States Em-
‘to the men released while the falmers.
'organizing the new group of workers
for farm service. Pledges are being
lobtained from employers to release
men dining the period extra labor/will
.be needed on the farms. The regularl
employer will continue to pay wagesl
will pay the wages due the men to!
'their employel. A patriotic sacrifice
’is thus being made by the manufac
museum my 15, 1918 i
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If you put four legs and a
stove pipe on an old iron kc‘itle,
it will still be an old iron kettle,
and not a range. Some 50—
callcd ranges me made in much
ployment Service Bulletin. the ofllcial tuler who willingly pays the difference
publication of the United States de- while the 8111010735 remaining in “‘0
partment of labor Added praise 13 ac- plant carry on the tasks temporarily
corded to Connecticut because the 'left by their comrades enlisted in the
Eugen Paqua, 117 Lexington ave.
Paul Wargo, 108 Ely ave.
H. I. Dorney, East Rocks ave.
Agnes Dorney, East. Rocks ave.
T. 0 Plate. 29 Belden ave.
Anthony Guerera, 30 Main street.
D. Nattenbelg, 41 Fairfield ave.
Lorna Lelash. 9 Fair street.
planters and Joiners Union
‘ e P. Ella. Elle street.
ill. L. Miller. 8 Arch street.
gella Rogers, 15 Park street.
cumin... 17 Leonard street.
. Jackson, Brooklyn, N. Y.
3110. 9 Lubrano.
. Beaten, 15 Third street.
W; Beaupnln. .4 Woodbury ave.
Parks, 7 .1—2 Ely ave.
an O Drake. 17 St. John street.
Drake,- 17 St. John st. ~
Sandbar-s. Sheffield Island.
ll‘and. Dorian. ~ 1
.Non‘ls. 83 N. Main street.
water. 17 Havlland street.
Watkins. 97 W. Main st.
,_ .42 Fifth street.
: 1: Main street.
till. 177 Union place.
Marjorie Hill, 17 Woodward ave.
Mrs. H. Higenbotham, 17 Woodward.
John Disanza, 101 Ely ave.
Mrs. S. Abrahams, 12 Elmwood ave.
Edward Hiezmnn, 17 Betts place.
Mrs. R. Jennings, 68 Winfield st.
James A. Farrell, Hickory Bluff.
Jonas 0: Naumburg. Inc. ~ .
Carlo Onion, 8 Putnam ave
Gladys Gamble, 23 Seavlew ave.
Ernestine 0.11111 23 Seat 1ew ave.
[Edmond C. Crowe. 2 West ave.
Mrs. John Toothlll, State street. _
1m 0. Lockwood, McKinley place.
Viola Tudor. Dry Bur-ave. .
Edna. Seymour. San Francisco. Cal.
HMW. Chet-laden} rings-ton.
filth“ Climbing“ Ifive
A. R. Nutting. U. 8. Navy. -
Frank Ferris. Gibson Court.
S. \I. Austen 104 Wash street.
Sarah A. Downs.-
Oscar Amundsen, 21 St John street
Benry Beebee, Connecticut ave.
Frances Erickson. 8 Bridge street.
Anna Fealy. Bridgeport.
Fred Forcellino. 20 Snowden ave.
Ed; 1'“. Hart, Highland ave.
. ..Mrs 1.1141011.
Fred M. Hawkins. 2 St. John street.
Jan Holly Assembly. No. 285.
1811119.}: .70me3. Fla: Hill mad.
Morton E. KMDD. m4 Norwalk.
{17. N. mill-3.9111137“
‘ ‘ 3600‘ N"
‘Mrs. E. Morgan, 1 Van Zandt street.
road eve. i y‘
manufacturers and merchants at 01151031139 0f greater ‘005 production.
state are the first to endorse othela'ly
‘ the plan and release employee. The
state also tins perfected a release sys
tem which is the first of its kind, and
which is considered better and more
etiective than the excellent plan em-
ployed by the Canadian mnnuluctur-
era last your.
State Director Leo ~A. Kai-per and
Associate Director Allen B. Lincoln of
' the United sures Employment eel-vice
working in cooperation with the Con-
. on .
that way. and they are dear as
a gift. Buy a STAMFORD, and
., charge of murder and was under sen-
MRS. GILLIGAN NOW l
IN COUNTY JAlLi
. .J
HARTFORD, Hay 15. —--Mrs. Amy E.
Archer Gilligan. who was granted a
new trial by the Supreme Court on the “
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tence of death, as yesterday trans»
ferret! from the Connecticut State
prison to the Hartford county-30.0.8116
villllbe tried for the second time in
have a range that 15 serviceable
and up- -to—date. .
FOR SALE or ;
HORACE R. NASH
Cornerw’North Mainland West Sis
Norwalk Chronicler