Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 13, 1918 · page 14

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Appreciated.

HaveArranged forTomorrow
An EspeciallyPreparea‘ Sale of

Women’s and Misses’

JERSEY DRESSES

Spec“! @1650

An opportunity that should he eagerly seized
tomorrow at this low price in most desired

See our'hisptay of Gifts That Are

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out, 9 _ ,y -3 q. o 9.1., 9 o .9- J-’ 173. 1 ‘10“: 3. a. 1“: Knives ware for Cooking
""L i l 1— 1 -111~~-- _, mm 5 Wlicn You Look For Hardware Look For v .
“V —»11« —»--— A tGHER. to ”iv A. H i-‘. Along :rbtttit _.\ui:,ust HELD FOR KILLING Gill... ‘

TROLLEY FARES 8““. H 4. Lit-tit. Frank Julie: at seaport. \Y.\’l‘l'2ltitl‘it\', I»... l1~Emll Flu-I ‘- er . Organ

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Company Slld to Be Running Behind

Continually.
That there will be another ”it:

in troilcy mics in (‘unnccticut in tho
itnmcdititu tnturu is tlic interpretation
on the fact or advertise-t
newspapers ”W
calling 9)’
tend to lilllt‘

runny ‘plilflt‘
riicnm being tnacrtmi in
in the t‘onnccllcut thunpany,
:tlwntiml to figurcn which

show that the company is continually
.u-znmt: behind and that the percent-
;.gc oi lilt‘i’t‘tinv in expenditures over
revenue has bet-n growing with each

372.0000

Mont-r than tirc initi'otim- in rurenuo. Y. M. (1 .\. man and ill 10“").
and in 1917 the illL‘i’t‘aBH in casts ex-
in rcwnue by

meet-oiling your.

The operating lust wus

cecdod the int-roam

$10,000.

camp near :1 British port. Tltcy hntl

roam new-r seen i-nch otltct buiorc. but the .
nt-tiriy $900 itntliut; fur tlu- «loath M Elsit- ”mm”

licutcunnt hundctl Bill . .
and a batch oi statements trout tau-
tints crcdittir.u buck home. No iltdlit’ll

Schti hint lhc hnhincc.

hc uny. on in his tit-lilt'lilllt‘nl in
lt‘runce.
tltt- ~llll3t11‘ filli‘ut‘slt‘ll that tho

titer was unusually L‘tinlltlcnl

sttl
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stranger‘s honesty. but the liuulvllltttl
snid. "0M that's all rifilu. \‘ou’rc a.
lit1

for me.“

leut. Juno.» “cut on

I" S Stt‘trrs, prositlcnt 0‘ the com- and Secretary Jones t'ilth’tl tltc ntun-

W"): praw'ically atlmtttcd )A'I'kwma" 03' its rcttttestcd. ilntl in duc mun-n-
nn llli‘l‘Hlfit" in farms would in) ”Wm,“ lltc rccclpls.
tit-cissury for tln- immediate iuturc. had mm”). $173 of the

tlrn‘.

\lr Sim-rs said that it would he nccos

Silf3V" citizcr incrcauc its'rth-hue or “um-(.55 gum, and

(lt‘tfl‘vtinie its opt-rating expenses. am

But lit) still
llt‘iilt‘ll‘diii'x'
' money, lio “rum to the ulllcct' nl thi-
then
limit

1 again. and sincw- that ho llllri

”1M”N‘Iilllm“""‘°" existing condi- bccn writing and inuuirinu tll many

:iomt in ucxt to impossible.

NEWS but “11" “OF-“ll“e solution. and the whereabouts tit‘ Licut. .ltillt's.

This unicorn and mcn in mum plat-vs about

llt‘

ltlil tillt‘ lulrl‘flnt‘t‘ l0 be drawn. 311d hasn’t found his man )p‘ Thy mom-y

that. in that there will he an increase is safe in a bank. but ‘ ‘
to at lvflst seven cents in the trolley that tho trim-it‘s iundici tin'n n: lht .

fare: in this city soon. .
Mr. Siorrr. eluted that ofllcmls o
the company have not

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t‘llil‘r‘l

Y. M. (T. A. shnll no' hr lli lI|t1 1.....1
f shukcn by titty lllfi)‘. lltll urn l..-
decided “90“ rent‘hcd nt 47 lluuiscll Squnrc. but»

any int-row yet. but admitted that (ion. in. sinus his mum "William s.

such action was inevitable. "The com

pany," he said, “ is seeking a solution

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.WHERE is LlEUT. FRANK JONES!
"Bill" Jones. the Staten island sing-
er in looking all mcr a large part 0!

Europe for ideal. Prank Jone‘ll of
Fort Adams, Newport. B. 1. it's 3‘
«mention of money but in the case of
tho JODOSPS, it's not Bill who is trying
to collect anything. He wants to pay
the lioutcntmt, and the creditor refus-
~25: to be located. \

Bill~~all the Elks and the Masons
and the Staten island public in gen-
eral know him as Bill-43 a Y. iii. 0.

A. secretary who has been singing'hc- I
lore thousand» of American soldiers

in English camps for several months.
. and otherwise making himself useful

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YOUTH is SENT TO
I REFORMATORY FOR
1 ATTACK ON GIRL

 

Superior Court Also Calls $5,000
Bond of Alleged Auto Thief.

For tlllfll'ltlilfl youthful Elizzihrih
Black 2.5 ilt‘ was tstuttim; her home
front it ho:t=iu.1: illll‘l)‘. iT-ycnr-nltl lluw-
tirtl Elms tit Stamford. was sent to tho
Stalt‘ Rtt‘t‘irtuztttiry b_\ .ludgt‘ Case iii
zthe Criminnl Supt-rim t-utit‘l ycsterday
taftornov-u. 'l‘hc )ttttlt must rmuuln
‘in the rcl‘urn‘izttor) litiiint: hi»: minor-
ity. '

State's Attornt-y (‘ununincs cx-
lplalned that Elms. tht- lilac}; girl and
another girl had litt‘n rowin: on
:(‘ove pond. Stamford. la'st August.

 

 

Stop the “Snuffl

‘ “ if {on went to nuke your distrusted
niobium Ind comfortable, give

~12Foiey’s Honey and Tar.

Vliltus kncw Eliznbcth illncli and HliF)
idid not lit-altate to accept his offer oi
gcscort when the limit ltlntlml during
. the evening. 'l‘hcy “'t’i‘t‘ walking
through it. country lane in the dark
ness witch Elma attacked her. the girl
said. The court was inclined to btv
lenient with Elms because of his
5 youth and his previous good record.
1‘ John N, Tans oi Stamford, charged
.1 with stealing an automobile in Stant-
t'ord, forfeited a. bond or 85,000 when
his case was called yesterday. He ex-
plained to the Stamford police that
"he did not go around knocking peo-
ple on the head target their money. but
took automobiles because the owners
were imréd and would never miiili

(trot-pod into Bill‘s titurqncc. in it big

Y N't'i‘l'liti‘)‘ ll) cubic (trough intut- .
to [my thcsc tlt1iilr' ltllil any other,
mics that illllilll (Top up. and to West Chi-sir».

ntcnti) obliged to you it‘ you‘ll do thi~ 1‘

In l1‘runLc. '

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amt, lit‘ltl criminality .
(‘oroncr John 1.. Munznni. in a rut nt

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Wear”
Values at
Reasonable
Prices

To combine true as steel duality
with shapeliness and good looks is the
supreme achievement accomplished
in the high standard tools ready for
run at all times at this store. A separ-
ate Tool or a Tool Chest filled with

Tools makes an ideal triit.

We also have many other articles most desirable
ills for everv memhe
(.‘QMF. ll .RE. YOU Wild. M

Mr: Saws and Lathes for the boys

Gillette. Gem and othersThe Famous Pyrex (”agg-

‘ 84 WASHINGTON ST.

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Perfumes (Domestic or Imported)... .50: to $7.50 I

. Perfume Atomizerc .................. 65c to. $5.00 .

rhfifEthfgawllg- .‘ Fine Stationery in Holiday Boxes . .60c to $1.75 ’

1 1 1. ‘ . Candy <Holiday Packages 60c to $3.00 It
Toilet Waters (Domestic or Imported). .50: to $5.00

l’yralin Toilet Articles-- I

Percolators Brushes .................... £2.00 to $7.25 1
Casseroles €031)wa 35Cl0$l.50
Electric Irons Put? BOXES .................... . . .85C to $6.00
Electric'roasters SCH $57.} IQ $l6.75

Fishinz Tackle

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Middle Aged
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Are Here Told the Best Remedy

for Their Troubles.

Fret-mom. (t.—-—"I was passing through the critical
period of lite, lK'ng forty-six years of age and had all
the symptoms incident. to that change 1—- heat. flashes.
nervousness, and waain a general run down condition.
so it- was hard for me to do my work. Lydia E. Pink~
ham‘s Vegetable Compound was recommended to me as
the best. remedy for my troublemwliicii itsureiy proved
to be. I feel ruler and stronger in every way since~
taking it», and the annoying svmptoms have disay
gammy—Mrs. M. Gounnrt, 9:5 Napoleon St.. Fremont,

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v) North Haven. Conn.—“ 4 din. E. Pinidmm’a Vegeta-
ble Compound restored my ulth alter ererftiiingelse
had failed when passing through change 0! lie. There

 

in nothing like it. to overcome the tryin symptoms."
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USEFUL ARTICLES

SURE TO BE APPRECMTED

A Pytqfln Toilet Set, Sonic Perfume ur
Candy for aisle! or street/tuft. _

.4 Skating Out/rt, u C(mw't’l or Cigars
for your own or someone eisc's brother.

A Thermos Carafe or u Sterne Out/i! for
t'e housekeeper.

501116311th upprnptt' ’ie’ it! .‘2‘11’ 7.11,"? puke
for ewryone, a! Liggell’s. A

SHOP lN COMFORT QUICK SERVlCE

Liggett Stores are Open Evenings.

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slaughter. i‘lu..:r:tt, \\'l‘.tt lit‘llllll‘ ill ‘ ~ .. '
. - . \l‘.“ \ttiih, lit-t lL' 1lltll'nt‘ (Ill
“its tlmxnp an tttiltt DENT. . l ‘ w" . ‘
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ll tin-1... should glint-k, which ”ll min and mum ”H t l l m. in) '1'th til ll lttu , . I
_ , 1 it. ti'v noun-m. u 1.; 1 :1 . l' ut:r1~
tltttlo licilll girl on .\o\' 33, l1‘luurnt‘ . 1 - _ . .. . . .
' ‘ .H.‘ \‘ - "l. " . ~ - : lit‘1E1...’:'i‘. :1 . .icw , - ~ . 5
unirctl examination in tin t‘liV t‘nurt~ ‘tlt \lit) l 31““ ll- ‘ I?“ l "H l 1'} “l' f“ m ” Sl‘ ”” "" '1" 9"" '\ " ingfmoll Elm-tilt: -- --.-‘ ”It. $1.63 to $3.5M “
5: t1: 1.1:: .. \. - - 31v . n .u _.1. ., 1.x.» .11.: . . .
and was hold for Rupvriur t‘uttrt untlm ' L I“ ' “ m" ' m m 1 , \‘ ‘ ‘ H n ' '1 ' ‘l ‘ i" ”‘ Tthplcx .troppet: for Chic“! 8.35:5 ------ $5100
:lmndd 0i 3" 100 mm of llto ' ncnri ul' rim l' S S v .- mil _11,:‘ttt_‘ twin} 3,...“ qt, l ”I“... Safety Razors 7 l
: ‘ _ __ ,. , 4 __‘ tlmicu \l'.i.~ltitigtoti intu lil'l1‘l. l- :; $1.. .. Elwin. tl <11 ;. ,\!1t't'_\. 'l‘hc \t‘S~‘ Gillette, Gem_ Autosti‘op. Eveready $1.00 to 31200
i DOBBS DlVORCE CASE CLOSED. l‘tl"'lltlltl lliln morning. H mm ;;. mt: v‘ z- .i ‘Itli t)! .tr.a1.:iu.- hm ulcht rrtuu Cigars—BOXES of 25 and 50 ........... $1.75 to $10.00 “
NEW HAVEN. [my 11;, Ti“. .1“ l'illl:rtl ht \'.rn Atlntii-nl Si)h‘ll~. \~ No llnrlwnm :in-i tllit'lx’lll llti: tnuvuinn Cigarettes ....... Packages of 50. 65c up; 100, $1.30 up
\‘Ul‘t‘ti Still of l‘llili’lt‘fi “l. “till,“ i- \\;|.(inlm.u1d [lip [Milli rlllit \\ minim.v I PipCS ..................... . . .--50C ‘0 $3.00 ‘| i
l":‘:".‘l‘l”“"'l‘l‘i "15;"! 32:19:12) l“;‘{'|”{"‘;“; 'l‘llc tlvct t‘tllifii-‘ll‘tl in two hattrmp‘ Tobacco ...... liali Pounds. 68.: up; Pounds, $1.25 up i
.u'a.» ~‘ 'I‘ .' .l'lr ‘tt‘t't ., ‘ ~ 1
. much 1tllt1illitin locallv ”Hum.“ oi ”wjdlilnltlns nnxlcr Admirals Rodtuun null ‘VHEN \YFA-K l Shavmg Brushes ................. . . . . .50t. to $8.50 “
t i I l ‘ ‘ I ' r 1 ' ‘ '- t ' I ' ~
’. Kl'ilhitlltlnill character of the e\itlent‘f1.!R0dKN‘3 and tuic dostt'ttvcr tllVlMuli. 0R Lit-1‘ 7' 3r .:1 1i i '1 in} Cling Kits .............. . ........ $2.25 to $7.50
iwzt‘ «mint touuy viiwn Mayor i), is.: 1111.. n.“ “-n; n. mm A or.“ by mu. m. «.m- . _. 2. , .. _ y ! E(.1ipa-;lierchicfs. ............. ...25c and 50:
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nutm- t n- c using an: tt.tcn, .lit cl» ,1 : . .. .-.. . ‘1 11-1. _ . . .' ._..., . ‘ T
(tum... M ”A“ StiDcriO“ (-m“ l. N'W' \\.lnlillti.luii. t.t.i .im. llit l ,tTlKlt‘Hil E( l‘..‘l....\ p, ALTERiTi‘F . ll
llt’illtl lhq- t‘d-t‘, lnok [ill unplug: illitl 1,. .tll'l lil“ I).|'.’i}, ‘\ .‘il ht' lil'l ill 1' ll l‘lOCk' ‘ '1‘ t My“ “9:: nation‘s? no”, :
:‘l'l'lltl dccisinn. llobbs chmuctl lusvtunw‘rmt twining. nincty mill-:4 from. t;'- ‘nhli‘H-LJ‘ ‘ will?“ ‘
\ritc uith xiii-conduct “'ltli [than in [gm-.1 ' 1 1 tr il‘wltu _ n1 .. i‘. ‘1
M10”. 21, ttuzm xi; nt ‘.l~1riti- it. uh: ‘ __M __ “WM- { f_ . H 2'1"" "sz 8?‘ l
in» lltllli ti :5 or 1: inlt‘nt ‘1 ti ,‘ ' ' ' ‘ ’" ‘jf ‘1‘,”1” *‘
t-zm- ‘ ‘ | l l” L H H i ‘l‘ \ ;. fit him? \Villll .\tl. ‘ ’ ‘ ”"""""’M1‘1 _ ,5
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Rubber Hot Water Bottles ............ $1.35 to $3.00
Metal Hot Water Bottles .......... . . . . . $1.50 to $4.00

Thermos Bottles ............ . . . . . . . . . $2.25 to $6.25
Alarm Clocks ............ . . . . . . . . .. $1.50 to $3.50
Stet-no Cooking Outfits ........ . . . . . .. . . . 65c to $3.00
Bath Sprays .................... '. .

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