Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 21, 1919 · page 7

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You have wanted baths j
been able to get.
64694‘Long. Long Trail?

lslfifimx-K-Katie
The Last Long Mile -
18394~Coon Band Contest
‘ Liza. Jane. Jazz.
177GT—Hilo—-Ha.wa.iaan March
Wailiann Waltz.
64785~Dear Old Pal of Mine.
Gé’ITS—Little Mother of Mine.
IBM—Washington Post
March. .
E1 Capitain March.
647$!3—Marseillaise.

DONNELLY"S

16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALX.

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-—H:lrness maker \xantcd. Raymond.
Bro.<_ (
‘yalon A. ('arlvr, :\r7;~;lrllill’ll Slatv'sj
Attorney for Fairl‘ield county, is ill in
Stamford,- of pnonmonia. His condi-2
tion was repul‘H-‘(l loday to be favor-
able.
l'hxnlio Chaplin in "The 1711115.";
l’ularn theatre. Malina:- Saturday.
if you have been visiting for some.
ma “words that llonnelly has not’
, u able ‘vn gk“.~‘]()0k: over the list;
\ mn‘ today's avlvoniscment and sec:
r‘}‘ of those you have been waiting E
Hoar them anyway. i
‘ «.iharn A. Mallory, of 4 Farview }
.m z:»:--, who vosLm-day underwent an:
‘l[~‘..-‘lHll ul the llanbury hospital.f
.x.= - ;‘ ynrlwl todav to be doing nicely f
v: l 3m «:nmplele recovery is expected, Q
“whiny News. l
\. banquet is to be given at the Dav-g
~ugwr'r. ilvxi Monday evening, by the;
4'uz-z‘nnl Hmnorratie committee, in
mm or Humor S. Cummings, Promin-g,
Eln‘vvurl'ufF or Connecticut {ix-9J0}

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I“! (hid wood. IEM'ine BFQF‘.

'l'ilvw's n!) holding Ewai'd J. Fla;
, 'n-hly, The reason for his: my;
uni :‘ramr- (.1' mind is because he L‘Pi-T
'Ew rather of a bouncing:- babel,
nmrning. Mother and child '
mg l‘illt'ly and Eddie is passing j;

1'1 m. lo his large circle of

 

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:‘I-s 2-7 Hoyt. chairman of thg
min committee of the South:
lhwu‘d 01' Trade. again re-g
{Mia lllOSO having available floor
> zm'hle for manufacturinnr pm»i
l'v'DOrt the same to him, 111-:
. l: ilk many inquiries are being;
'_41i ("um out-ol‘lown parties fol"
- 1 facilities. . I
"lillfi’d Slates zll‘an ambulancuf‘
1. f*._:l\'etl through the oily ycslmt .
w nilwrnoon attracted a great deal:
“vmion from people who happon- ;
.f ' , h.- on the sire-Pl at the time. The '
‘1' T-ulance mme in by way of “11510
~H'HJL and at (he comer of Main and
Wad HINT-ls if sioppe-rl and the 501-.
.
iii-2' n'lzam‘fuu' inquirul lhe: road HI;
\’ -2"‘-.';il'y\'. Hvsillos thl' chauffeur Ih ;
- 'I‘lehllljé- r-zztl'lPd ihree solgliei'Sr—z
vary .\' .
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.; 4 1: man-rod from 1115‘ wounds]
» 'MH' in lt-avu the hospital wherel
:wn undergoing treatment!
Vol. Hiram L. Beams, of the»,
1 nionalely known as “Hlk-t
unit-or who led the famous;
ur-v. "Connecticut's and:
- own." in closing the-gap;
2 all the only marine of l
- l‘i'fill‘flenl, of the famous
; . -\ m action. will ’return
Ewa. , warding To word jUSt TQ-
‘ ‘ France by 318.3, John Hy—'

 

 

 

m1. Bearss has received
~ 1. ”fun for personal bravery
‘l- . .1; r volonel of the Ameri~,
“gunmv forces.

 

 

 

 
 

m, Candlemas Da ortends an an associate; Chief Justice BurkeiRyan, attendants employed at the Com

,,___ _« “.8ng more of wing? groomer. has sentimed Dr. Ishlda to life imprison-lnectlcutHospltnll‘ fotctlgartnfmiozem“
w \R‘Nfix‘ \‘ \“ been disproved this year, asthe six men ' sentenced in P0 09 0 91’9' 3!.
. \MNo.x§h\\\\‘~\‘m / Weeks of the» winter season since , , 1 m sixty days marlin the Mlddlesex
' ' Candlemas day have passed; and the, ' " CountyJflL. ThW.-m°hm°d with:

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/f Government
g has granted an extension;
6: of tune to; Pd

Convert 33f? ' $6.1

Your QBEEE

- 4 per cent. "Giff
Im‘ bends bearing

4 1'4 Per cent..- . :

Interest. .

Bring in your- bondaf
for exchange. ‘ .-

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w Maj. Gen. Clarence R. W”-.. ”Wm... -.-.._._m ‘

iHisfiandlemar Day Foucault-ow

severe than they Were before the day‘ - - ‘ 1

which marked mid-winter. 'Today is} m BUSINESS . ' A / _ , ,
the first day or spring and surely no 7 A seasé'mm sin“
one‘haa any complaint to make about. ' . _ , g . , '1 on?
theweather which has been experienc; , . , ' , _

sincezFebmary ‘5 It Will be recall- ' COLLEGE . 7 1]le

the-brightest. and warmest-r days of. ,y'
" (A a winter, and, according to the old ‘
saying, forecasted severe, winter wear

that. But those who pin mm to the 1;. ;. Thorough; pm foe; ,

old saymg'wm have to admit that this; ; . , . .
you was the one that proved the ex-_. Mm 0N1] m“: an";

comm the rulers " ‘ - - »

jxestexday. the last day of winter, TWW '
was somewhat. springvlike, although a; " '
times if. mambo: Marchyyl‘ho eon.
dhonwbrlghb and warm most 0! the
dayéfiwhende waslbehmd clouds.

 

 
 

$6.50 U._ S. Army,.Shoes; $8;50,:Police and Fireman’s Shoes; Wfl’mfi 3311mm ¢ 4'
port Shoes, $8.50 Dr. Wh’itcomb Cushion 8016 (Summit Shoes, Logan and MoElwain H L h Sup
for Men and Young‘M’en; Your'Ghoiceanfi’THREETNINETY AND FOUR; NINE“.

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$7.00 Shoes?

 

 

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Manson Last; U 8' Army Shoes:
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are'sciEnt xficonstnuot-
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and wear than any other shoe;
In the world. Made of brown

chrome call: Goodyear
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. Tamorrow—Three Ninetfi'élao 11 Shoes are
built on honor and dropoted forglheir exce -
tonal wearlngf qmlmcszand comfort. W'e of-
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“- MILE? amour SHBES’"

’ Are known the world over as the moat

\ comfortable and durable‘walking ' shoe»
- produced in American. Made of not: vicl kld
.2 ‘ dud black chroma. col! skin. Dr.

Whltoombu paunted'~culhlon solos.
nexo welt and rnbhorr h.Cl-r ‘ They
are bunt over Dr. White'omb'n. colon-

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nukes wdklngr'laflu‘; .wwgnf‘u' pro- ' A
vent. the ultimte hroak’lng down or

per-ans: who no: consent: tly on” their
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extreme comfort in “12112;! 3:

11523; our; mmliwn‘

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GROUND-Hoe-WAS WRONG: . .JAPANESE~AI,LSNi3T GUILTY

 

lshlda, Japanese alienist, today was,

 

 

 

N A mason-AL VATTENDANTs.
.TowsoN, Md., Mar. 21._m. Nothu’l s we saNTENCED .

. . found guilty of " first dearee murder MIDDLETOWN,5 Mar. 21.—-Ha.rry|
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