Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 17, 1919 · page 12

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, JMEES

When speaking of Coal it is
mom we tire for wehave the
m that will gladden your ’
1h. We’vetalked onthis line
flee the days of our youth
M most of the time we’ve
hilt close to the truth. We

Y'POUUIRYSHOW‘ » j ‘ . ' ,

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Every H’ouse
without a hardwood floor can be increased' in value by re-
laying with Oak moorings
W
EVERY. HOUSE OWNER

can better afl‘ord hardwood flooring than carpets—costs less
in the beginning and lasts as long as the house. '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Day" at the thirtieth annual show of
the New York Poultry‘and Pigeon As» '

sociation, to be held at Madison

Square Garden fl'omJanuaryI 21 to Jan:
nary 25. _Talks on chickenraising by
government and agricultural expel-1's.

 

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1 N orwalk s Leading Dry Goods Store

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mt ads this way and give
M a jingle to herald our
ml to the married or single.
e is proxy at best and we
m it but right our words
.ibuld sound cheery and ,
.. .mey and bright. They are
. bile the less true if they tap
ion the ear with the cadence of
3 maxic, 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? . '

illustrated by niovlng pictures, will be ' ‘ 1
day andevening features. ”A Central 1- .3-
. booth has been setmside for the Am- 1
erican Poultry'Asabehtmn. This will
be maintained as an information Ibu-
reau for the service of beginners who
intend to raise chickens for the table
or for eggs, or who wish to try squnb‘
raising.

EVERY WOMAN

wants hardwood floors, they mean less work—less dirt,
and greatly improve the appearance of any rooni.

Back of our recommendation of our OAK FLOORING is a
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a business character
sun's FOR TODAY

The Hatch Cr Bailey Co.

m __ _ assigned for trial today at the courti

 

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New, Recruits in the Bargain Army

So-successful has been the am weekrof the JANUARY CLEARANCE
SALE that other departments are asking for admission.

,ANNOUNCING THE WHITE SALE

4 I So we take pleasure in announcimrour annual sale of under muslins that iv
always of so much interest to our feminine friends as BEGINNING TOMORROW

- . .7 THE 01-110 REJECTS INCREASED FAVORABLE REPORT ‘ onlendar session of the Civil Superior: MORNING f
1‘ I 7 1 , . _ 1 m 1 ‘1 TELEPHONE RATESI ON'FOOD BILLI "0:1” {38:11: 3” “WWI: VI 1.....- - ~-. “NM The Money 83mg Sale 0
' .. . HI 8 0.. 1.111 17.-Tne \\'ASHlNu'l‘0N..lan. 1u.~w11111m11-. "“"m‘ ' P Barnum "3- ' ”3' [TS
g g a g§ OIIIO plume IIIIIIIIIIS (omnIIssion ‘0 ”lmnsition -. favorihle reno‘rT was or-I Elizabeth MC‘V'l'ef’dy Barnum: Knih- FURS. COATS. SU AND DRESSES
. (lay leCCted the propo (\(l ‘(11Pduli of ‘ , ‘ . I I I erine Schlitt [re]. d . H I _ . «
‘ . 5 ' 1 ‘ (l‘l"(l to]; 1' hr the Son.1e A no ri‘- an ‘3' enry r” 1 . . - - - " ' ‘ ' .
a. ‘ 10111.: (hsmnce telephone rates Olden-(l E ‘ ‘ L ' 1 Di 1) ‘1 land: Lawrence. . Edward Burch vs. Is sh“ golng‘ on and 18"3 mld-Wlntler onnorhmlty that is seldom equalled.

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OVERCOATS
For Men. Youths and Boys
At Moderate Prices.
Credit If Desired.

, , OUR
JANUARY SALE

 

 

 

 

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fig, gage: £3? 34% 915/3: 3:012:32“? “TIMI“?! ””1050” and appropriate “110.000.0011 requested by.‘ 111;;vqayiiagghigg:gquglfiqsar? Other Money-Saving 80901318 maybefound mm the Waists. heme (201‘-
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is“? ”ammo Puke in 5):?!) 11m 11791-1 in-inc.,1dem \\ ”son £01 mod “inf 1111 (Ha Garrigan \S lames J.Ga11igan; sets. the CODYrIEht Fiction at 50¢- and In the 14111018nt and Oil Cloths e
__ I .humpe‘ 1 1131510 English vs. Thomas N. English; . . '
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T” a 30mm“ “'3‘” Ad- i -»-spn11nu1 “'ant Ads \Vork Wonders ‘1 Pr Heal” “ 1‘ "“th Hem" . -—-L
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and (minim-t to the sultan--

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These smiislics vary from the previ‘

Isomed :1 111132111- 11ropol'lion curried
British ships and escorted by the Bril-
iish nary.

The official figures show 46.25
rent. of all the American Hoops wow
{transported (exclusively in American
Jellips. Of these 43.75 per cent. wele
t-nrried in American naval transports.
,Thc figures show that the. percentage
Lacluully carried in British ships was
.4R.23 per cent.. as against. the much

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Willis store will cloSe Satur-
evening at 9 30 o ’.clock

 

VALUES AND VARIETIES 4'
You to dress In accordance with . ' Continued from Fn‘st Page.
When you want to Lnow the tem—
nsx FOR THE wuss 'rown rzeat'uJ . '
1 ' unfilf further notice.

temperature. Adds 1’0 your com- ' I —
.i‘lflzliknthe day long. I revents cold: I shim.
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hm: La (1 1 e s and M 1 s s e s
dg;
The Biggest Sensation of the Saeson. EIASIggsVSalSugIIrs $1» 0 00
Mort D. Morga :1 I , "
I! 1 $22-00 carried in ships of other nations.
...... 24c lb 3 ‘ ‘ ' _ ‘ . The American Navy. however.
' .. 1 Former Values $24. 50.... to $55. Color collection the very choicest. LADIES" SUITS ‘ g (-011 ed and guarded . the 111111511011,

Special at This Sale

 

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l 29’: 911.; men. The F1 cnch escorted-3.13
nun-eseming 61 617 men.

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NIGHT SCHOOL SESSION .
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
1 Thr-
chaniml
great progress.

thawing class are
All the boys

An Unrivalled Sale of Dresses“

EVENING GOWNS—Values up to $25. Special at ........... $5.00
SERGE DRESSES—Values up to $24.50. Special at ........ $17.00
$7.98

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Many are able to make accurate
drawings of ma-

in gs.
detail and assembly
chines.

SIILK DRESSES—Valuesup to $16.50. Special at . . . . , . . . . . .

high s(hool (la) classes.

Home that attend school all (1.1V and
.lhcn take a course in night '41:.hool‘
.show what the) are made of

Y (111112 men who work in the shop all
(lax and then studx a few m enings a
. week are real Americans too. No pool
room dust on lln-ii' feel. Hats off 10
They are of Ihe

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“class Hindquarter Beef, _
200 lb. '
I Ihosv kind of chaps.

lypt.‘ who won the war.

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“as Market Suns and Overcoais for Men

17 ELY AVE.

 

CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

'l‘he lollowing wexe issued Decem—
1191 10. 1918. List fuinished from the
10mm; of A. M. Vl’ooster, soicitor of
patents 1115 Main street llildgeport.
IConn

King Fiederick B B1 ulgepon safety
razm.

.Rmnolds
minal strip.

Overcoais for Men -

Marvelous Values At.

Suits for Men

At Specially Reduced Prices at This Sale.

$16 50 Value. Special at
$20. 00 Value. Special at

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Specially Priced For This Sale

John N. Greenwich, tor-1

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.cottonpicking. machine.

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For Men, Women and Children, at
i Specialy Reduced Prices at This
Sale. ‘ 3‘ ‘

culling machine fox can cox ere.
Dulac, FI ed A.. Bristol,
machine ;

MUFFS
SCARFS

, , . . , . , For Boys and Girls Are Marked .

$5.98 up
_ ......... $9.50 up

~ slaying-1:

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ore sou forget it.
W009WORTII (‘ OMPAKY,

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of .
whm vessels “111-0 carrying 1119 Hoops. i

ously announced figures which ropre-;
in 1

per ’

. ‘t“"*1fr?z , , . ,highm' figures recently made public.

1 LADIEB‘ SUITS 5 An additional lhroe 11m tent. was ("111'-

BI‘I WAISHING'TONS I1 $ 10 00 to $29. 0 $28 sovalue i riml in Malian ships leased . in ”it

. : , ‘ . '. llr'li.‘h ind anoll 1r 2.50 191' 1- rm. was

Specusl at This Sale ’ ‘ ‘ " I ‘
rmm‘orters ..... rs—
‘ of
382.75 per cent. of all the troops. rep-
......... "40 lb 0 “553, $3500 value' 5 ., , - (, an n .- -.

- - . a 1a. F“ . . 1181111111... 1.1-0..)th men. The Burish
qy*fl1$%§ it 5" All Sizes' Special at This sale ' 5 us<o11cd 14.12 1101' vent. representing ,

pupils in me 111 1111 s1hool 1111-“
making '

able 10 read any kind of working draw- 1

, Mun-h interest is shown in this (211194,;
especially by in 0 young. men from 1110.

Reynolds, John N" Greenwich, Man--

SWE ___... F llrvnsinger. Julius. Fairfield, can—1
., 1.1.11) CATARRH ATERS URS l COATS ,
Try Before You Pay. It will pay you to buy Furs here and now. . Bxenzingex. Julius, Fai1field. flange—g

Vending ‘

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

vide ybu with one for the small sum of $4. 00 per year, in or:
We will also act '15 ans odisn 01
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.

The City National Bank

 

 

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fol “1-:11111-1 \11-"1? .111'11 . ~17 4..

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$3.110.

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1' I55 C’ZIM‘:
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(mneMismncs ”Samurai.

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For sale at the following ding '
stores:

Norwalk~H. Glendenning 65 Go.
Norw alk—Devine d: Hardwicli.
So. Norwalk—F. H. Baxter.
So. Norwalk—Liggett’ 5 Drag
Store.

80. Norwalk—Plaisted s 11er

 

Store

1 So. Norwalk—Stillsonfowell
Corp.

; So. Norwalk-Clifi“ord Pi..:..r-
many.

80. Norwalk—H. A. Mead.
Darien—S. M Allen.
Westport—Bridge Pharmacy.
Westport—Westport Drug Co.
. Wilton—R; W. Keeler.

 

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Lenses Duplicated

(No Testing of Eyes! No Guess
Work)

ALL EYEGLASS AND SPEC.
TACLE REPAIRS
ANY LENS DUPLICATE!)
“FRAMES, MOUNTINGS, GOG.
: GLES, CASES, CHAINS, ETC.

Prescriptions For Classes Care;
fully Filled

Charles Brand

:.Expert Watchmaker, Jeweler ..3 d
' Optician
(Over 15 Years’ Experience}
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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