Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 10, 1919 · page 12

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‘gmen’s and Children’s Apparel

 

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A small deposit will hold your purchase 1‘01” 10

days, no later.
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 “TANKUS”

Outfitter for Men and Boys
NORWALK.

Keep Warm!
ATTEND OUR SEMI-ANNUAL

CLEARANCE SALE

WARM SOX
WARM SWEATERS

WARM CAPS, EAR MUFFS, SC ARFS AND WRISTLETS

 

3h; WARM UNDERWEAR
WARM GL‘OVEs

7, tiBoy’ s O'vercoats Below Cost Men’s Overcoats and Suits
‘ At 3. Saving of from $5.00 to $8.00

6 inch Sheepskin Lined Coats
Worth $18. 00 At $12.95

Worth $18.00, $12.95

 
 

ngRMY HOSPITALS

-- Every House RECLASSIFIED FOR

7 without a hardwood floor can be increased in value by re-
laying with Oak Flooring.

EVERY HOUSE OWNER

can better afford hardwo ad flooring than carpets—costs km
the beginning and lasts as long as the house.

. EVERY WOMAN
. Wants hardwood-floors, they mean less work—less
and greatly improve the appearance of any room.

1‘ Bank of our recommendation of our OAK FLOORING is a
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a business character

he Hatch ‘5‘ Bailey _ CO.

 
 
 

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lnsmn patients will be trenul all
ten n1he1 instimtions. Drug addicts
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among twenty- -six hOspitals
,. the ba 59 hospitals of
' E{Guam camp.
' . Special prmisinu has made
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2,(‘_ulosis wounds of the head and 1‘01
. such patients as would be benefl'lted
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to the Aim) and Navy General Hospi-
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insure specialized treatment.

 

“Great Sale Tomorrow

The Greatest Bargains in Men’s, Wo-
under present conditions is being offered

lWe can’t afford to lose Our reputation through
hlfraudulent advertising, so our Offerings must; be
We don’t advertise unless We hEIVe

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FOR FOREIGN
TRADE GROIVTH

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5 "Flu-home personnel of the bun-4111 31511
is increased under the bill so that ln~
tormation as to world markets may be
readily available to American business,
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Assistance also would he give!!!
American firms engaging in fornign’
ll‘atll‘ through the st 11‘ domirhnent‘.
additions being provid for the de-
partment's staff of trade atl‘visr‘l‘s and
11-113] experts. Representatives of the
state department at hearings on thet
bill urged that measures be taken to,
insure that American ‘husinL‘ss men.
4111- heats-d fairly by {I re 1gn :mexn-
ments in the tompelition tor after—the '
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In providing tor state department;

{mu-11s. the 11111 abolishes the 11119111.
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limited or fnll of cold. gixc Cascmtts
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f counselIOI of the department. and sub-
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f :31'1111l.11ds is. diminated 41141 an 111,, of

‘ uries :11 Baltimore.
{ Philadelphia. and five, other cities also
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 Tristram 8. Hyatt

Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store

 
 

 

 

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Opened with a. rush yesterday and is right in time for this touch of real winter.

We urge an early visit to this big clearance for only a personal inspection will fully pron, 2'1

' the wonderful values we oil" er right in the beginning of cold weather.

 

 

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ALL or THE FUR NECK PIECES AND MUFFS ARE REDUCED 20 PER CENT. it
ALL OF THE LADIES' AND MISSES’ sun's ARE REDUCED 25 PER CENT.

ALL or 'i'HE COATS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE MARKED AT PRICE To 1,.
MAKE THEM GO I‘As'r ’

ALL OF THE PRETTY ALL WOOL A'ND SERGE DRESSES NOW MARKED AT $15.00

 

 

Women's Woolen Gloves

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Women's

Women's Duplex Gloves

 

 

 

JlNGLES

When speaking of Coal it is
seldom w e tire for we have the
stufi‘ that will gladden your
fire. We've talked on this line
since the days of our youth
and most of the time we 've
kept close to the truth. We
put ads this way and give
them a jingle to herald our
coal to the married or single.
Life is prosy at best and we
deem it but right our words
should sound cheery and
smiley and bright. They are
none the‘less true if they tap
on the ear with the cadence of
music, which we all like to
hear—and what better music
when cold is acute than the
jingle of coal as it runs down
the chute?

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Those familiar with the class of merchandise we sell will appreciate this announcement 11:»

its full value and make haste to take advantage of it. ' {

SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SILK WAISTS AND NEMO CORSETS.

Wonderful Values in Gloves

......................... 50c. 79c. 85c. $1.00. $11.17»

Long Wrist Gloves . . . . .

\Vomen’s Chamoisette Gloves

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\Vomen's Jersey Gloves _ , _

........................................ .. . . $1.3?“

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(lirls' Knit Gloves ........

,Girls’ Long W'rist Knit Gloves ......................... $1.00. $1.25. $31.35 pair

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This Week’s Specials ' 11

ROUND STEAK .................................. 290 ll .2
SIRLOIN STEAK ................................. 29c ll ‘
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ......................... 290 ll
PORKCHOPS 350 ll
FRANKFURTERS ............................... 25c lb.
BOLOGNA ..... _ ................................. 250 lb
PRESSED HAM . . . .- .............................. 250 lb.
HOME-MADE LIVERWURST ..................... 20c lb
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE ........................... 250 ll .
PLATE BEEF ..................................... 160 lb.
HOME-MADE HEAD. CHEESE ..................... . 28c 11“..
CHOPPED MEAT ........................... .

4 John B. Risko

5 LEXINGTON AVENUE
N0 Orders - — N0 Deliveries

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state.

Tin lllcl‘HlsP in appropriahons car-
lied bv the hill is due hwgelv to pro,
1.11- the 1020 census, the
proposed for that. purpose:
The other principal‘
is an addition of $2,238,000
over tho 1919 appropriation for the in

Reductions from the 1919 bill con»

AUTO, DEAD STORAGE

FOR THE WINTER
$5.00 per month
We carry in stock full line of Bearings and Coils.

GOODYEAR TIRES
1300 — TELEPHONES .- 2011
Vaast Bros. Garage

 

 

 

in elimination of many;-
nositions created during the W341) more.
th .111 six millions of dollars being (311' E
payrolls. Contingent expenscj
several thousand dollars. while mill-1‘
I411v research \vmk by the Blueau of

.5400 000 1
Discontinuance of the Sub-Twas g
130143111, New York;

anproprialinns by $163.- 3
Development of the Federal lie--
in the opinion of thef
House Appropriations SubCommlt-'
lots has eliminated the necessity of,
maintaining the subvtreasuries.

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The City National Bank

 

South Norwalk, is ill at her home in
Washington street.

Miss. May \Vheeler, of H Pontv stoxe id

 

 

 

 

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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-

vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in on:
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian or
your Liberty Bonds. without charge ,if you desire.

Our Savings Department. pays 4 per cent. per year.

Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.

 

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