E? or Friday and Saturday
90 WASHINGTONSL SO. NORWALK .
lllll llll ..... "m 34“
mu om, rm:-
Fromm Chum
Namath-e mmfir
Oleomatgarine ””1 $31.33“ 30c
lb 55c
doz 53c
tetra.
31c
39c
Butter, fancy table . .
Eggs, fresh cantiled .
Eggs, guaranteed fresh " .'
Cheese, American . '. .
Minster or Limburger Cheese .
Milli:- condensed, Columbia brand
full size can . . .
13c
Milk Evaporated, Armour’s large can 12c
“ small“ 6Ve
Oatmeal, Mother's . . pkg 10c
International Sardines in Peanut oil 10c
American Sardines in pure Olive oil 13c
136
12c
pint 32c
Karo Syrup . ' . , .
B. 8t 0. Molasses . .
Mazola Oil . . .
Corn, Fowler’s brand .
can 16c.
can 16c
19c
15c
13c
Salmon, Alaska, pink tall can 20c
“ “ red flat can no
Matches, Handy Bort and Liberty 5c
Lux . . . . pkg 11c
Bon Ami, powder or cake m . 9c
Cleanser. Babbitt’s . . can 9c
Soap,"i.enox, Armour & Lifebuoy cake. on
Kirkmu’ssoap . . . sac
Peas. Early June . .
Tomatoes, No. 3 size can .
Tomatoes, No. 2 “ . .
Karo, blue label . . .
Tubal-bilab- .
Whale-tin but .27:
lloronoyolrdl
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thifliilliiili
lewd by the krlsnettkl in exclmngtii
llEl’flllliil‘lllllAl
The Wows penalties are. town”
ed by the will! unerai or the,
American expeditionary tomes; r
l Homing List.
I Killed in action .................. 37
' Missing in action ................. is
‘ Wounded neverely ................ I: l
Died of disease .................. Ell
Died from accident and other {
causes .. . .’ ..................... a,
WW. dew-ac undwsl‘uuned . . 7::
Prisoners ........................ .3?
Total ......................... ml
The tollowintt Cadualties are report-f
ed by the commanding general or thol
American expeditionary forces: 1
Afternoon List.
Killed in action ............... '. . . as:
Pissing in action ................ 8‘
Wounded mveroiy ............... 56'
Died of disease .................. ls
Died of wounds .................. ill
Wounded, tiegree undetermined .. 7:37
Prisoners} ........................ 5:
Total ........................ 211i
wouNDEo (DEGREE UNDETER 2
when) 5
Mechanic.
Coskey, Ptank B Norwich. Conn.
MARlNE CORPS CASLJALTIES.
The followup.» novelties are report ..
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ed bv the commending general of thei
American £399de fiercest L .
30 “
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Killed in action I ............
Died of wounds received in action, at.
Died'ol‘. diocese ................... i
Wounded inmctiOn (severely l . it ‘
Wounded in action (degree'tindtu l
termined) ...................... lit
in bands of enemy ............. 2
Missing in action ................ 1‘
Total ........................ ills
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REFUGEES REPORT .
‘ RED TERROR GOFQ ON i
mentioned Pom Pan On.)
|
for M Litvlnul'l. the Bolshoi/lit tonic
st mature in landon ’l‘bcyvmre tnkerti
ttotrr the Jail in Moscow di'rett to the
it tiu which brought them to the but
am.
llespitt protests intuit by neutrtitl
ministers tlrt whrtltaule slaughter 0!
persons charged with counter tetoltt
tlon continuen unabated. The Red ter-f
cor had not subsided in the slightest‘
when the party lt-it Russia. Large.
numbers wore or inc executed daily on
the slightelt pretext and under titer
most revolting conditions i
Murder Their Own Plflilinl. l
The mania for murder in so strongi
among the Bolahevik cincinls, the re~'
tugces any. that tiny eten altoot their
own partisans. The firing squads talrt
delight in forcing condemned rntn tot
jump from automobiles and in shoot 1
int: them betort the eyts of the otlrt-r |
victims.
Many executions take plttte on the
llodinktt parade. grounds Tlilufit are}
in charge of littieh troops. Tht \lt
tims are shot with revolvers and the
bodies [all into open trenches. Wet‘
cont-rote immediately is thrown over'
them so that it is impossible for rela-
tives to identify and claim the bodies.
There is much illness in Moscow its
the result of starvation and ill treat‘
ment.
Another party of British refugees
who accompanied Consul Woodhouso
lronr l’etrograd also has arrived here.
They report that twenty-five Britons
were still in prison there when they
left. The prisoners are forced to sleep
on the floors of cells ovc-m-owded'with
all sorts of criminals.
Attack on British Embassy.
The Bolehevik attack on the British
Embassy. which resulted in the death
of Capt. Cromle, is described by wit-
nesses as having been it "looting expe-
dition." The Red Guards while intox-
icatod had looted wine cellars and at~
lacked the embassy. The building
was Wrecked and money. clothing and
other valuables taken. 1
Denthn lrorn starvation were in».
creasing in [’6th when the party
left. At that time 100 deaths a day
were attributed to hunger.
The French (loner-I Laverne and
other French and Drum: pattern were.
lit-lend in the American Consulate
for I fortnight More they were al-
lowed to leave. The Mlahovihi cut oil
the iinht end Inter grimly. Frequent
rolls. count in tubs. enabled the our :
tr toboldoot utflthorohuootllt
Linn-l brood tb- Iolobwibt to lil-
i
ii
it
‘31!
"3
‘Do your Xmas
Shopping
early~
-_ Pitt: kagcs for
out; of— town platens
must be mailed he-
i'urc ”t‘i't‘llllK‘l' Stir.
in ithiitl St‘l‘ittlls
congestion of rail-
ways and mails.
and practically All
shopping should he
done in tithitlrt‘C of
December. if you
would help us re-
lease people for es-
sential war work.
Gifts for soldiers
and sailors should
receive iirst :tttctr-
lion.
_ «a It tail to
fruit/[fraction
The store closes daily at 6 o’clock.-
Very Special in Dresses
$15.00 to Close out
Small group, but nuptial-oil"
tempting values. ‘l.iitlt- straight ' only
ing iail‘clns, (rcpe (let hints “allit‘ : 1,;
iins, and stvlish frocks oi 'lalltit 3:411];
Ct cpc tic (‘ blue or Georgette in not
llclrrian hluc.l hint-k, gray, light tan and
brown. t’lhcse ranged in price from
... $17. 50 to $35. 00. All sizes are included
:5i up to 44.
$15.00
Nice for afternoon dresses all witt-
an attractive dress will do well to con-
sider these. ‘ '
The Shah/Abbas Rug
All the soft mellow tints of an Oriental Rug are blended
it is of domestic manufac-
Thc weave is velvety, even and
The colors arcwontlerful, richly blended old blues, pale
Especially lovely are the olive
in this new rug” with an old name.
lore and of quite t‘cccni make.
iinc.
turquoise, cream. tan and olive.
and blue combinations.
There is an odd pattern in luttpc blended with a \crv little
rose and just enough black to make it effective.
9 x 1‘).
8.3 x 10.6
Ask to soc iltcsc rugs.
with fringed cntls,
'l‘lrr‘ough error the
new l‘lthk. “Joan and ,
Peter" ity ll. ti.
Wells, was advertised
at $1.50.
The “price is $1.75
_—
$3.95
Knitted Wool Garments
for indoor wear in chilly weather
Quilted Silk Vests,
Slip-over Sweaters,
Dainty Wool-Spencers, in white, black, natural,
and rose, without sleeves.
Spencers and Cardigan Jackets, with sleeves,
Cardigan Jackets,
oxford and black, extra sizes,
black only, with sleeves,
Quilted Silk Vents.
black and white, withottt sleeves,
‘ with sleeves,
flip-m mm in wool, with or without
sleeves,
m or wool, Milo? «ants. belts. etc. sun
I.“ all wool. extra unfit, their! volt".
stun
Spencer's, etc.
$1.75, $2.00 and $2.50
may. on. it. ml
101‘. The economical woman desiring
values. is on account of short lines of sizes.
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“med-r.” I. j. I a
I ‘3‘-'t "' '- Kola“
#1.: r {-m: 5... ., ,3
52s;
35% .4, 13.
We “a I tiles
hug. r. ‘L e {9,4 1
tin! it"l : u.
Itéteuelt', t‘,ptt
hive. twirl”,
itlve may tl.t-
dress of wlitth you
are tried. And
wear a newer one.
You must live up
to the boys who
are “Over there."
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Sft."'lld flour.
$125.00
$115.00
Fourth floor.
in the Shoe Sale
is offered an opportunity to supply the
for needs of the family in Boots,
' wt 5..." T.‘ , ~ ‘1‘ 'J,
Slippers; 'lile reason or the teasorra .lt prrtts,
very low indcrrd compared with present leather
win-
i’urnps and
Your
size is here, no doubt, in the lot.
$4.95
No exchanges, no credits.
$5.95
Main floor.
White Goods
Materials for Lingerie and
Children’s Clothes
One must prepare for the fall and winter sewing.
35, 39 and '45 cts.
20, 25 and 28 cts.
39 and 45 cts.
293nd39cta.
$250 and $3 00 Nainsook, fine and soft, 36 inches, . -
$2.60
$2.50 and $3.00 Longcloth, 30 inches,
36 inches,
Bttiste and Dimity Checks,
3:3 2:: 3:) dimit’y, 27 inches,
initiate. 40 inches,
m 36 inches,
Home. 34 inch”
Tho meow! m the latent
m .0 in! out a“? In-
”towels.
“MOM”.
acts. .
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Norwalk Chronicler