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THURSDAY, ran-27,1919 I '3
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:,.1111-< Connoxs 0f the Hotel Mahack-
1111-, is 11bit“ to be out again after a
1-..11 m-vks' illness with the grip.
“ 1 111911111915 0f the C..& K. E. B. A.
,: mung for a delightful time at
'::1rd annual dance to be held in
.1 v :'.< Hall tomorrow evening. '
. 111 South Norwalk.—lnquire
1‘.1.!?-i ill'Og. l
lmlurn and entertainment is to
111-111 .11 1111.1 11111511111 school on Sat-
1-voning and not tonight as pro
--.1.~ly published. '
Tho-n- will be 11 preparatory com.
mmion service at the South Norwalh
u‘nnizregutional church this evening at
. o'clock. At the close of the service
1 erme is asked to remain and spcni
.1 social hour together. Light refresh-l
munts will he served. i
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At the midww-ek service of the Meth-
odist chunh this week Mr. R. A. Rey- l
holds 01 Stamtord will be present andl
qwak. Mr. R1ynolds is one of the}I
wading laymen of the New.Y0rk dis-
"ict. lie is head of the Minute Men
:anization in the district. All me in— l
111-11 to hear him. - l
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Populari-Iy Dance. “l"riduy’ niullt
1‘11, 1., Norwalk l11-u1n Corp, 81 (ms
1. 11111124171 1.11111 chimes-1. Admission 3513 i
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The regular monthly meeting of the}
“en 5 Christian industrial lmague “illl
be l11.ld tomorrow evening (Friday) 1111
1111- Methodist Church at 8 o’clock. l
“Experiences“ of the War" told by menl
who have returned from the service
will be the program. All men of the}
church are Invited.
it is announced that the annual con-
vention 111 the Connecticut Federation;
of Labor will be held in Moriden in‘
June. the date having been changed
from Labor Day. it has been decidud
not to have a state parade on Labori
Day, as has been the custom in the
past on account of the difficulty in
s11'11.ing: transportation on that day. l
5Armory “Friday" night (‘11.1, \'111- l
Walk Drum Corp Ball.S1(-(".< ()11'-l11.-1 l
we with chimes Admission 351'. l
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I‘he Pine Point Catholic club‘s 1211111
.:n1l dance part}, to be held at 1111' Fill.” >1!
Home tomorrow night, promises in be
an enjoyable affair iind 11111111; who do-
light in :1. congenial 141111111. and flu-3'.
who (:(11111- to dance on 11 splendid flour?
and U1 spirited music, !
111.115 to thr-fr liking,
11 their meeting 1:251 night 11'01'1- 311-”
with the of 1i1:'» snail
111'1'5111;:c.111~11'. of .1111
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I" 111iidzitc; for ”111 office” of
indie were named lust emu-11111: :11 '1 b“?
venilni‘ meetiziu 11f Nm'wulk (naive, \‘n. 3
Thin B. P. 0. 111., The (~l11rztit1n 111‘ 1511- 111‘ 1
11 E'I‘S will tulu 112.1111 111 UN next 1' '-
'121' 1111-1ting. 'l‘ h1-( (11.1113: ‘111111- .-. 11 111111.
Susi 11-1-11.ng wue Ralph lu 11111 11111;
John W. Bogardus for (‘X'dltt'tl l‘ill1'1'1.
1" '11'1'l1' . Brophy and Stank; Slt'Vt‘llfii
{1.1- .1-91'1t,111'y and Frml .\11-l1»1::1-1 11:11.1:
.l~-~'.~'1‘- 31E. l-‘erz'i: for trurt'ua .‘- :1"-11"2 ;
“11>: rtz-t-ivml f1'11111 the. VI: 111"- i
1‘n111111iitu1- which showed :45: 1-5-1: ""-
~11lls v.l1i1-l1 1‘thi:1"ll‘.('l ow'n thv 1.1?"~
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with 12112 11:11 13'.
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* '1111-6111121111 tin- 1~eport of the Fair-
--".-1 County Farm Bureau, twenty.
-1'1111>1's of Fairfield county took avl-z
..1111;1;11 of the government’s offer 101
wide“- fertilizer in large quantitipsl
' ..1 government prices, and a total]
birtyaone tons of nitrate of soda.!
1 be ready for distribution soon The:
'llizer has been ordered in amounts’g
111 ram 200 pounds to ten tor..- 9211.41,;
and although no date has as._1'c1 _hu 11
announced by the government. ‘11 is‘
rhought probable that it will 11.1
shipped from New York 501111.11 is an
nonm ed that 1.11 remittar es for 11111--
1hases should be in the hands of it. (2'
“’nodworth, of the FirstvPridgepnrl:
National bank by March 5 111111 r1111'
prompt deposit}. will help in the 1-1111?
listribution of the goods.
FORD HOOD COVERS,
: Anti-Freezing
3 Fluid
SK ATES SHARPENED
! REPAIRING
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will find this; .
NW
* '* Hereai'e richest: .‘
plaids for skirts.
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(95 1 l l .
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«424%... ‘_
\VOol velour! And rich colors!
There has been no such combination in plaids in
w-evths. I
Soft smooth velvety and beautiful wool velour.
in itself, of wondrous beauty. Yet it gains by the
splendid plaids into which it has been woven.
Here are tan 111111 navy with a ’crossbar of 00111111-
hagcn
Hero is brown 1::11111l1i11u1l with tan—11nd a ’cross-
bar of Pershing blue
Peacock and 11111 range their stripes alongside
0111-11 other and brown forms the plaid
A1111 there are combinations of tan and taupe, of
1111111111 111111 burgundy and peacock.
Delightful! And to be doubly attractive when
1111110111 11111131111'111' models which are correct for
. A ing skirts! . »; . . ,. ‘1... . . .-..... 1.1 ~1 .2...
’ $5 &'$5.50
a
l‘if’r3 four 1111 llt’s “1110—-
' 'l‘hixd ilonr.
Pretty voiles
keep crowding.
“011- :11111 more of flu: .‘~'n1ili11;_,r cotton yours for:
flaring; :1111‘1 Sunnnr'r drosscs!
.
M‘s; bow tl11-3' (in 111.11'1'3' inmnnd how eagerly they
peep from their \1'1'11ppi21ujs 111111 spread themselves to
greet“ folks who approvizu’o lwaufy!
Yul: more than beauty is theirs. 'l‘hcy are wond-
skin with military
First of the
0Xf0rds arrive.
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Janna!“-
Sure Sign of Spring! E‘on though it blow high
and low within the hour!
First of the oxfords for women’s comfort and
delight are ready.
Patent leather or gunmctal calf, one with
French and one with military heel, six eficctiVe eye—
lets, handsome plain vamp—$7
Bl .1ck kidskin of same style
F1 cuch heel—$6. 5O
‘ Bluchcr oxfords of blmk kidskin with 1011' 111301
and broad too—$6. '
These new boots
mo j'oillg to make the 1011' shoes fight haidcr for
preference. They are very very attractive.
Dark brown calfskin with particularly graceful
lines and fine Cuban heel—$10
Bld1:l'...kid wi-th plain vamp or dark brown calf-
heel,—.$9
Blaclt‘ kid with special high arch And a medium
broad toe—418 '
and with smart
Girls’ styles too
how the air of Spring 11nd a fine 3' oulhful beauty.
$7 Patent hather \1it11 top of gray or fawn suede,
—-— '1
Little patent leathers with white kid top—484.50
$1. Little children’s tan laced or buttoned shoes—-
1"}.50
' Bubies‘ white}. Nd’buck buttoned shoes—$2. 75
Black l' 11i buttoned shoes for babies—91245.
Ma in floor. r1-r. 1'.
One dollar.
& a machine.
they’ll journey
11nd 0111111 time be as}
Ions_.<(-1'1'i1-1':1l_1l1». 'l‘nno 111111 again
through tlu: tub with 111.1 ll‘
0 c O
lrcsb 111111 mdmnt us when new.
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l'lspucutlly-lnu- 1111111113: 111111-11 llke (.1r111'gettc,;
bvumcous colors and (lusignsm 691:1
'l".'nl1i111111l1!1' new dark color tones, unique taste-.5
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lul patterns. 111'111'13' illl allover ultC1'ts,—-— 1.190
Lighlhtoncd path-ms 11nd youthful designs in
light slanelrs. liilh- clue-ks :uul flowers and dots and
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211.1111 1',~->‘. 1. :11'.
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1...;1n191'a that is
a little giant!
T111 11:, 1{-;'.l11k S0 small it '1'1111 be carried in
1;:1-1' shopping-bug or in a man’s cigar pocket!
i511
ll 1.. :1 11'1i111- tiny affair and yct‘it does-a gi-
'111':s '5 «.1
1' or '11 1:11: 1»: :1pi1-tnrc as 1 -_lcar and sharp and true
115:1 big 1'11;- (111 ihat' 1s four times as much of a burden
$11111 is the \ est—Pocket Autogiaphic Kodak——
and at (1111' loading with 11 roll of film it is ready for 8
picturcm
And ll: 1': little picture es it takes (1 5-8 by 21/2
inches) 11 (1 fine for enlarging: we ’ve made some
etriking enlargc ments from them.
Easy to (-1111- y, easy to use, easy to get good pic—
'1 urea—$7. so
Fourth floor.
The machine will do all your
home sowing quwtly 1'11s11y 11nd
finelyu
The dollar 11-111 send the machine
111 your 11011111 to begin that sewnur.
For these are the days of the
Howl and Sowing—Mac‘lifiic club.
lAltile its roll is open, you may
«house 111111;}1ine—a11d pay a dollar
—-and have it at home 1101'kmg for
\ 1111 11 bile 1111- balance of its price is being paid.
That price, by the way. is the cash price without
‘OllC pt: llllV f’\tl‘d in any “'33.
Eclipse—$22. 50 New England—$27. 50 Reliance $29. 50
A text right here 11111 prm 1' the so“ hrr .1bilit3 of
0.
1 ithcr.
‘ Third firmi‘.
Spring Yorkes
for. Men !
Yorktw are about the suappicst and. best of all
11111 men s shirts.
A dandy combination of wood colors and tasteful
patterns with cutting that insures ease.
Yorke shirts don t bind ANYWHERE yet they
don’t. bag anywhere.
, Man feels rig.ht That is about as good as look-
i111: r1 ht. .
' Aid his nun-or will tell him he looks right, too.
New, full of snap and charm— $2 to $4.,
Right at Main street door.
. standard in every dct' 1i]: 11.11111 .11iln1'i112'. ”1111125, bul-
1
13011111111111 Grafonola 2
offers its music.
There are Columbia Grafonolas lu-rc 1011111: 111
carry their delight and enjoy ment into the 111111111.
That IS no restricted pleasure, either.
They bring favorite music, they lning sonu and
story, they bring one instrument or mine orchestra
or dashing military band.
And they are re ndy to do this :11
delay.
Five different. models, c.11- -11 bandsnnuly finished,
and each playing; all the regular sizvs 11f. 1111-1-111'11 '
$60 to $125 1 ..
Glad to have you hear 13110111 1'11 tlw uni-‘11 s 1.11151
quiet rooms—but you’ll enjoy flu 1n doubly in your
own home surroundmgs.
Any may be 50131119111 1111 1-1151 11'1111s 1nC 1111\.1non‘1
if wished. .
HO‘VLA\ l) SEALl‘D 1U)! ORDS for vitlu- 1--
Columbia or Victrold. Perfect, flawless, rigidly in-'
spoctcd,ncvc1' touched by noodle 111- st3 111s! ,
\11t one penny more of cost than usual 1111-1111ls ~—
but .1 per fm t 111111111111. tinn! »
'l-‘ 0111' ‘.‘.1 floor.
11111-11, with no
Are you the
hundredth man ?
If 1'1111,Si1',\\'hosc cycs ‘ fall upon this advertise-.1
nient, arc the hundredth 111.111 111.111 1: .111-110t find a rnndv
suit of clothes to fit and ”11141-4111 1'11 is other 1113.113
for you.
“’11 11' ill make you .1: suit 111'
choose from a fine b11111l1 11f jrmul
guarantee the fit and tuilm'iny- 11f ' ,
charge 31,111 but $352; 5O ‘11."!!! .
This opportunity has 1111 Htllllf'S. it is upon 1'11 W
every 1111111 who beliow-s 1111111111 v 11111111 find :1 mad);
suit to fit.
These special tailored suits 11111 be Held up to
. Twat.“ 13‘W
HYKJ". 'L- nigh” ”*1
fabrics»: 1'11 W
and . . .
methane-1 111 t
Mmed
the
tmlholes, every little fashion tour 'l1. _ , Z , ,
Good mixtures to 111110511 from. Hood blue 515113.505". '
Pretty 11'111'stcds. 'l‘ustcl'ul '1'l11'1-ks and iiucLlim-d!’ ,
stripm. ' ' '_ p "
If you are 1111' hundimltll 1111111. this is your
chance!
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“Be refreshed by
Howco coffee-“33c.
There is 11icr1ry.1nd rol’rvsl1inq 111111 plensurc‘iu
Make 11: your
(-1111 of 11115 ~pm 1:11 H011 co 2331: coffee.
1'4 Ill’.
tcsh d and liked fashion. Tt has the sireng'th and“:
fiavw and goodness 3011 will (1113111:
A blond 0f expertly -1:hoson beans ['111111 South
Amelie-.1 Careful roastinn' right here at the store—«a
and 1111b 1 111111;.fl1 roasted at a time to meet the steady
do1nand.\'o it mum's to the home H110 and re: 11ly and
excellent.
Coffee pritcs kmp 1113111111 urn—but this special
coffee 1s still . '
l’rnnl b.1521 11'. on t.
65 sheets good
stationery for 450.
Old Plymouth lawn is one of the best sorts ol
stationery we know at a small price.
It has the texture of the fine cloth after which it
is named.
’Tis easy to write upon; welcomes the journey of
one ’s pen over its attractive surface.
Good letter size, graceful in proportion, box of
65 sheets—45¢: ,
’ ‘15 1h hing envelopes, 1n packages of 25—480
Slain floor, roar.
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Norwalk Chronicler