Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 17, 1919 · page 11

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' When we were young and
rent to school we tried to do
1"“ fir best and every day how
' M' we worked the teacher
i' 'mer gu.essed But of. the
2. howledge we thus gained
{.11’ s not enough today to
.1 “we!- truly when you ask_
“Will coal be lower, say?"
' 'e see no hope of such a-
‘ange at once, nor by and
but like the price of all
. 21131 else the limit is the
Some day when prices
’tthet high they’ re going to
over but in the mean.
life will not be like a
field of clover.

We tell our friends the
.16?" way is, have your coal
on I 1,.nd for many things
migl" . happen to bring
‘11? ‘38 in our Land: and if
we ..ave prosperity with
wig .1 tending higher what
“use is there for loner
gel—and one must ha. e a

' fie.

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1-4, m 1 tr. (€104!er
Remingtcn‘ all other
makes. .enld. r-‘nted
repaired.
per month Machine
£4.54] til 51“ per month
PLUMBER

YYPEWRITER EXCHANGI
- fell-field Ave. Bridgeport, Com
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Garden Tools

lam, Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
-Mtors, Weeders.

. “thing to assist in garden
_, .lod caring for the lawn.

J. ROSENFIELII
u wan-n STREET

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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if. I). Charnok

Choice Beef, Veal,
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Mutton, Pork

, Also a Full Line oi
— Canned Goods

7‘ NORTH MAINISTREET
”UTE NORWALK. CONN.

'mPHONE CONNECTION
TELEPHONE 583-2

 

 

 

SPECIALS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“NULATED SUGAR—
5 lbs. 49c

mean 3 LARGE BREAD --
flat to ................ 13c
m BACON, 3. lb. ..... 334-

'APORATED MILK—
2 cans 25c

'AKER ROLLED OATS-—
31bs.17c

,mm's MACARONI or
venous-m ...... 8:: pkg

A. STULL
g4 Cottage Street

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33 SOUTH MAIN ST.

2.

Dolmans. Capes, Coats,

and Blouses.
is beautifully fashioned and

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Our prices are the lowest.

ass at this reduced sale.

CAPES . .
COATS

gret your purchase.

 

RECONSTRUCT TIIE OLD HOME FOR LONG-
ER USEFULNESS
If the old house isn 't all you desire, and you can‘t

build a new one, a little of the right kind of repairing and re-
modeling will readily restore it to present day standards.

Important reductions on Easter Suits, ‘ ‘
Dresses,
Every garment in this store

tailored and there is a. choice of models
that cannot disappoint any wornan.
IV e have no credit accounts.
means all you pay for when you buy here
is the material and workmanship. You
pay for no bad debts, wastes and losses.
We save you
from five to fifteen dollars on your purch-

surrs at .............. $14.75 to $35.00 .
DOLMANS at ......... $20.00 to $40.00 '
............ $9.98 to $40.00
. $9.98 to $40.00
DRESSES .............. $9.98 to 40.00 .
sxm'rs ............... $4.98 to $12.50

BLOUSES ............ -. .. 98c to $12.50

Shop at the store of indiwduality and you will never re-

 

g The Paris Cloak " S1114

Perhaps it’s a new porch, a summer kitchen, a side en-
trance, a new roof, extra roams in the attic, or a renewing of
old, cracked walls and ceilings that is needed.

We have all the material you will require, including that
knotless and crackless manufactured
BOARD, for better walls and ceilings.

t The Hatch 4f: Bailey 60.

mnwa‘w wwwwm w. m .3

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“$121.53.*<.?7f1’0£; is“ m or. an: a“. =30: MW

The Paris Ctoak and Suit House I

SOUTH NOBWALX. ‘

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BOSCH SERVICE STATION

STARTERS AND GENERATORS 0'" All.
MAKES OVERHAULED

Fender, Body Work and Welding
Vaast Bros. Garage

12 CHESTNUT ST.. 80. NORWALK.

 

 

 

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918T DIVISION MEN ARRIVE

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t'iccrs and 2,037 men or the 91st Dl-
\‘islon. headed by Major-General Vl’il‘
liam H. Johnston. the division‘s com-

Nazaire on the steamship ('41l44mares.

The steamship Ohloan. from nor
(leaux brought 1, 595 hoops the Ina-i
jOIIIV being members of the l4'nfielh
Division.
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NEW YORK. April 16.—~Ninoty on;

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mundcr, arrived here today from 84.1

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DISPENSARY CARD PARTY

Among the social events of Easter"

week is the card party to be hclu
next Tuesday afternoon :11 the. (‘44th-
olic 'Club for the. benefit of the dis-
pensary. From present indications'
there will be :4 large attendance and

;44 very enjoyable time is anticipated.

 

Try a Sentinel Want Ad.

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1135401" ‘92

LOOK BELOW AND SEE THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS I AM OFFERING FOR EASTER l

Men’s $6, $7 and $8 Dress Shoes, all styles, all sizes $4. 59

:2 times as well as in peace.

‘ .
Judge- advocate General final lurls-
diction of these cases. I

The three omcers were in agree-
ment that the proposed change would

impair the dleclpllnarys system. al-

Norwallr’s Leading Dry Goods Store

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thomh each of them saw defects in
existing lawn or regulations which
should be rcmedied.'1'o meet com-
plaints about excessive sentence! the
oncers were of the opinion that the
President should be authorized by
law to .fix maximum penalties in war

"But whatever is done." General
“mod 4leclar.ed "‘dont ghe us any
in

possibility ot 11 Harry Thaw case
the arm). 4.i\e us 44 simple. direct .
process. \\ 4- don't uant the haggling
over technicalities of civil court cas- ’
PM. .

(re-nor 4| (‘ hamberlain

New Cloaks - -

shared this

asaen ion that control
was an “sscntiul tunct ion
mand. .

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(:4‘n441'41l Wood urged that mar?
4'44l‘4‘t'ul scrutiny should be given “3
04454-8 b4 tore th4_\ wcrc brought to

trial. lit'tlticulznl) Iw 4li\i.~'ion or (iv-
p.11lmen4 minmandeis that smaller
41 4‘ h4- made of the many disciplinary _
1114‘asun‘s not imohing legal proccul-

inns :14 the disposal ol commanders.
that competent counsel be assigned
1411' zill prisonrru to protut their
rights and thnt judge advocates of
(mitts incline toward the French
:~\.~4'c1n in ul1i4h ”14 hand "fliccr
4114144) 141444 nt~ the 4-445- and does
not t'4k4 on th4 4-4l141444-44-r 411'14 pl'ON‘ ,
4 114 in; mm 411
The tendency of (‘tlllll~‘ u1121i14l. all
three gcvuunls 4M'.ont4n4l44l “as to-

urnd protu'tton of Il1c.-114-.u.~444l ticn-

4-ml \Vood said this “4.: tolloucd;
throughout the uhole 1111441 .41) jun l
ti4 41 241st4m th 4t the gm 4 rotor 11! was!
an itnp4rsona| 4411411! that it “1411 “44s;
4 Irol in linnl action it \\ :4< allnusl !
(Wtain I41 l)4‘ on the skin of ”1- 444'

4 used.

BOARD OF TRADE
CONSIDERS PROI’0( AI.

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M.4n_1 \isits had l144n modv this
.city by l‘Plll‘t‘sl nt 41114114 from out o;
town .4nd the 111mm 14'44144114-4 had
l.-e4 n cullid to th4ir attrmion Thv'sf
i114l414l44l plucc s in all dietrhts of the
4it\'. One of the masons I'm 4 nlltnx
the meetingiogethcr at this limo “as;
to 4‘onsi4l4r the proposition ul induc-
Ing a large manufacturing 4-on4ern
to locate here It employs 41 lure:-
force of men. and wo‘ncn and dc
ires to build 1411 upIO-drllP model 1444- ;
itory. buildlnc. Th4 41.44114! of the cont;

 

 

 

puny is withheld forth 1m so; or]

112ml] somnhing 4l4tmi24- Is 1l4‘ci4l44l. .

‘41n \ 4mmultte4 4ompu<414 ot 21.14114,

14. 11111.1 411:4141-4 421nm 1114mml e 11"]. e

.l. (’ollins Edward .\l. urine and JAIN!"-
Ikmm-lly “as appointed IU tmcstt-t
lgatc tltc mutter :4nd tcpmt buck to 44:
ltnm‘tinu to ho 4-44ll1‘1l latrr. ()lhct'i
l'ltllll'l's which “‘4'r4' oxpcitcd to I14-
‘discuxscd were 4l4‘t'4-14'4-4l 144 :4 l4114-1"
unettnz. “hen thvrc will l;.- :1 hour
1 141t4-nda4n4‘4 l

"APRIL sessmw 04: l
l SUPREME COURT ENDs:

To open a

l 'l‘hc suprcnw court of .Cmn-s fluxsln-«ll
the April session in Bridgeport Tucs-

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day afternoon. an adjourmncm hclng

taken after arguments in tun New Ha .
l \'en county cases had been heard. The
l(ourt “as in session for the days tln l

amount or l1u<iness being less th: to
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Men’ s 32 Dress Shirt
All colors - 31.39

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Men’s Blue Serge
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Men’s Athletic Union Suits -
g’Mon 8 Army Rod Rubber Boots

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mused mm I'll-441 Pm t

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Two or the injuied were pass4n- !
gore whose staterooms wcxc wrecked
by the collision. One was a priest.‘
who was found Iblll'led bencath a pile.

 

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> 89c
- $3.98

~34

‘6 R08. $4 65 of bedding and .mris when his:
. - stateroom was reac e
"”38 ' After striking the bridge abutment I

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' etc Wrecking 00., corner
Water St!” W
. Phone Barnum 6586-2.

 
 
 
 

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" (Little Johnny).

cause they are all leather.
(Ma)
(Pa). That may be in

tor School Shoe for $3.49

I.
' $1.88thatarewcrthsaoo.

«The Monitor Shoe $2.49

Ma, buymeapairotuonitorSchoolShoeafos-Baster. Ilike them be-

But, Johnny, they costsli. 00 a pair.
the big stores, but not at-LBVY on WATER 81234.- sells the Honi-

Blackwandtmallsiaes. That’swtu‘elbonghtmyscoutShoes for
W

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into the canal bank in such a way
as I) block the waterway Seyeral
vessels, including the freight steam-
er Delaware. bound for Boston were
waiting to pass through the canal. l
' The Belfast was completing her
lfil‘fil round trip of the season. She.
carried mmsengers.

R 0. Reed of West Somervllle.

 

 

 

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who was the most seriously injured.
was brought to a hospital here. Phy i
.- uleicians said he had a fractured rib
, and that one lung was punctured
S I 'E . Lines announced that there would bel
. ~ 1‘ 1": no sailings last night either from
. 1 New York or Boston. Thee steamer
Governor Cobb will he put in place
' he!“ M an tho North-

 

 

 
 

 

omclnls of the Eastern Steamship
Yogi.

You

the ready cash

Big and Little Easter Needs.

May be filled at this store with promptness
and Satisfaction.
Ladies’ Underwear

flow as opposed to the suggestion ° ,
{hat the milltarx l42~gal system should §§¥ alfians gfiflds unstlfixdeeh‘rwear
)4- put entirely under army military [ell f
authorities. llc ommsed the. suggcs- New Dresses Hll'ldbrChie 8
tion that it he made mandatory that New Petticoats Ribbons
trained legal unit'4‘r.~ pl't‘side orcr New Sweaters Kimonos
courts. , . New Waists . .

(lencml Scott was mature in his

"..4 111114111111... New Neckwear Smocks

— The Best of Hosiery of All Grades. —

II. KRIEGER 84 C0.

Open All Day Tomorrow,
Good Friday.

Showing the greatest assort-
i ment of ready-to-wear goods
in the town of Norwalk.

charge

account if you

“short of

 
 

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Hours:
Silk Spats
(or I-Lnslcr
time. Esccllcnt
lung In two shades.

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Wit Vim/241121160

INCORPORATED

“’lhc 411,- SIM": 514144 “4444 Hormel Velma."

Beautiful Brown Oxford

‘Havana’ $7

a-» w 9 ”Hi-W r" 4 .
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Rain Coats
Umbrellas

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'I‘ravelimz Bass
Suit Cases
Auto Robes
Runs

Camels

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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l‘hc Spring weather speak-- .

"oxfords" for women's ,
Drcss Pool wcar. “Havana"
it! n 41434'i4l444lly pluwinp

1144111114 4'.

M \IIIT—of Dork Boots"
14444 ulth Medium vamp.
Perforated toe cap, 044-
han bod. Insect than
"44- Louis and higher
than Military heels.
“'42“ sewed 44441145.

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