VICTORY
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BONDS
NEW NECKWEAR
65¢ .
$1.00 3.
$1.50
iJoseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Royal waists, «
T» ' , royal sale,
at $1.85!
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II} News,»
Afz'rc-at tin»: assured. Mask Hall,
--.'outt Narl'tik. F. of A., Mon. Niultl.
\IJI)‘ :'.tli. AssI-mhly Hall.
\IIII'sliIIll II. Prescott. and family lt;I‘-'I-
-, I: from No. In High street, South I
Ilk. to the \Vest Rocks Road.
l’t hfiles
\Ylift ,.
'rll'l lil'OS.
for \‘I'Iilks, Ray-Q
.n vim;- llei'bies. ()‘lli‘itn's
Juno 1:, Ruth-due, lliI-
In lliv IlotI-l {'lit‘t‘ord. has issued in '
\ unions for the formal opening of ill" .
ilttrlt'lry this t-Vcning. ’l‘lie affair Slill‘lr‘
7.2m o'clock, with II~ dinner and -
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Pliiladclpllia' .
life. .
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~lt tItlx'I-s trom one to two days to!
an ordinary liotise for electriel
Our experts do it quickly an'tlé
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l’ulll.
will be held at the City Hall this eu ll
We guarantee the work for a. period of 3 1‘. I
one year. \Vliite Electric t‘omiiau). f ”H .
south Xorwalk. t l’tn'c white or
,\. ltl‘ t-tim; of theflinance I-oiinnitII-e ; a _
III' the Al:t)‘0"'s (loniniittec ot Sixty tin i billill‘l llt'\\' lilt'ilSlll‘
' I ' ’ ' \' ‘\\':l’ 1 xi in mm
III ultebiation In oi i Ix. II I 3 N0 “'IllSTS \\t‘lllll 10.45 lllilll q.
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Inc, A Ieport will he made on the .
riiiancial end of the affair. i tlll_\' ”1 ”Will
John I). O'Sullivan has reopened Dor- ,’
Yon‘s l‘oint House for the season. Inidi
‘ims already entertained several par-
»IiIs. ()hI-t‘ Plunkett is again on the
HOWLANI) DRY
“'e‘re tntp; lt' king and mankina‘. at the \'(‘l\' min-
ate this is u I ittc n. the biggest nitcst lot of waists!
tin the otlici
Bong-ht all they had; hurt-led hero by cxpi‘css;~
and they arrived this morning (Friday).
He: Hi} to co on S: Ile ntlllll(l:l_\ mornin:r
voile and lawn waists.
with delicious trimmingr iii eolol'.
Tailored models or with atti'aetch lItI-I- trimming.
dat at the Royal I"Iictoi\ in
at $1.85!
and dozens of them.
2}, some “otth $4
‘ ’”" $1.85
i' st \‘lcs
“ot'tith
Second floor. " '.
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Bridgeport. Conn.
Friday. May 2. 1919.
$25 buys style
and service.
\\ e want the int n \\ ho \\ ant to pay $2 .3 fora suite.
\\ e\ e got something good ior Hit in.
That something is this:—
-A real man’s real
suit at $25
llont make any difference what pit-Icience is,
$2 ) nets it.
A \\ aist seam sttit i'-oi the \ IillllL," It How \\ lio heads
the pioc cssioit!
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()l‘ a regulation style for the man who prefers to
hide himself in the l'tlllks!
B tit cat-h soit ll‘ltlltillf'llh and fttllt llj'lll.
Blue serve for Ixample. 01- blue flannel!
S'tltitl iiiixttnc. ()l\ w'-oistII1 oi smooth surface
wears like leather! ()r It good clteyiot!
Yes, Sit" Hood tit
these good sttlcs—and a man piI ks
tront dozens at
()t'
that
wood honest tailoring. with
(,‘lcrei' soft shades of green and blue and gi‘ny,
plaids that make a man feel as li:tppy as Harry Lati—
(lt‘l' sounds. wood cliecks— $1.50 & $2
Know Tetii batlnobe.’ He is the II llow w’lio 8
“men like It '1 tiikisli towel ( ‘lcaiiliiiess is his hobby:
lie I III go to the latiiidi v as often as the lll" soIt towel
you like to tub yourself with! ’
Good-lookingr too~aiid oi" special value at $5.
Low. Shoes to Give a Man
GOODS COMPANY.
job, and the same. exCellentrshEire din-
nI rs. etc. can be secured at this popu-
PANORAMA OF
lar resort.
.— VICTORY PARADE
loofin! Material, Raymond Bros. ' __ '
‘tConunueo ”out Page One» i
‘. :pucinl touting of the American I
7? out has been called for Sunday alter-t Ilteds ot‘ ()ll’l(l necessary lines of en-
. -. . ‘\ ith in Musl- deator weic Iepresented. i
:qun 12",!) m lay ”on for; ScoII-s of tanks great and small.
. cintis' lleIIIluuaIteis in prepaia II‘Ileed over the asphalt. Squadrons
p“ Inga geniI-nt on Sunday evening at. of airplanes in battle formation and
”In o'clock. all members of the band‘ ..tnt Ilirigiblcs followed the proces-'
’3" tot-nested to be present. . t iI-n overhead, the thunderous drum'
. ‘ ' ; :' their motors drowning the shouts of
I "' 5 r-e II-mIIl and the martial mustc or
” "TV/1'15 awarded. Ma?“ Ball, Court. iglity l;I.tnds The fire and smoke of
5”. cf... l-‘. of A.. Mon. \iEht Ma) 5111. I III. ll‘dlllt held the nail oi‘ sitens and
shatterin" explosions tit bombs nand
:I'enades and guns liionght a sense 01
he grim reality of war. More than
1'00 (leveily devised floats showed the
non" sactiiiti: I in a “In in \er 1M tote
understood ll} the layman.
Trenches. mat-his» gun I‘lllpllll‘t“
ments, dugouts.‘IIIIIiotit’IItged IIrInIety
positions, sizanil stations and looixotit
gtosts, all manned by fully equipped
lotitzliboy‘s. \VI-re shown. (In some of
the floats. Germans lnllll‘ll‘ tiI-III gray
uniforms and setittloslnntn-d trench
m itiiets, were depicted for the sake of
waking the iiiiiitic wari’arc seem more
wtlistic.
’lwo oi" the eighteen floats or the
lit iiiical warfare sI-rriec- showed the
vii-iii: out of the machine guns used
by the Oct-mans as :t reat'gtiai'd for
sitcit' retreat. Front another float. men
'mrlet! the Stokes trench mortar
ilUlllhh. laying down It smoke barrage
.iltiillltl (ieiiiian machine gun nests.
Another tloat showed the I-niiic pro-
II-ss of filling gas shells from the nio-
itmnt ol tlieii Imeceipt at thI plant to
‘tltI ii shipment to the dump i'or :I'ans-
v. I - portation oy eiseas.
a“‘[1 MONEY Other floats depicted the Inherent
lllllllnl‘jI' pcriods in American history.
Cabinet officials, army and mu y olfi~
cers of high rank, governors o: soy»
deposited in this
bank on or More
Holiday, May 5th,
isw'hiltly Hall.
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j'tlis4 QUALITY
I CHOCOLATES
Y 15c to $1.25
SI'-IIsI)n- Powell Corporation.
South Not-walk
eral states, federal, state and city uni ;
cials and military attaches of ltil't’igll
powers formed the official reviewing
party;
Sui-.43“
WASHINGTON SCHOOL I
ARBOR DAY PROGHAM
Song. The Star Spangled Banner . ..
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- ..................... . . . . . School
J ‘ ReI tdiiig. hotei nor' s Proclamation I
. ', milldl‘aw interes ............... . . Adele \ an SI (H i
'I.‘ Recitation Spring ........ Rose iiilik
‘ Song. The Arbutus .......... made 2
Talk. The Spring Migration ........
................. George \Vardwell
' lrom May Isl.
‘ ‘Taik, Uses of Birds ...... Ruth Hoyt
- —- Song. Whipporwill .......... Guide I
" Biid Sketches: - l
' a. Scarlet Tanager ...... Helen ‘aneil
- 3 b Blue Jay .............. Rose Bilik
VIC-foxy 44% c. Bluebird ........... Martha Glazer
d. Meadow Laik ..... Edna Deidiltch
e. Little Brown Creper. Rose 'luchy‘
NOTES NOW (IN
\ SALE.
Talk, Breeding Places of lBrds.
............... Humphrey Douiens
Talk. Uses of mm: ........ Ruth Hoyt
Song. Pussy Willow, 8 girls of Grade 6
Recitation. Trees ....... . Memo
Talk. Value of out-Forests. amuse
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EHEAP AUTHMIIBIIES
SIIIIN IN ENGLAND .
April 24 (Correspondenur!
of The Associated l’ress).——An En-i
glish manufacturing company
nouncs that it is preparing to put on'
the market
ictailed for not more than $300.
Scarccly any wood will be used iii,
its construction. the principal material
LONDON.
p-c'ed to iItise the price. of the ,-.in
I-i'ic.tn IIi'ticII- considerably above tltv
tignie ItskI-Il t'i'oiu l'nitetl Slates buy
91's I
BURGLARY INSURANCE
RATES ADVANCED‘ 1
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automobiles tiles‘
clothing (particulzn I
wines and liquors.
and 3(‘t't'fifltil'lt‘5.
'y Faint-oats) lune been heIniI-st.
the rate increases for these and solue
other classes range from It) to 20 per;
cent. Minor advances have also ‘necvil
made on other lines by moving them’‘
fiom "rottps of lower premiums to
In l'iei "roups
KO ln( rease was made in iesidoncc
rates but minor changes of a routine
nature were affected.
The leading companies are an!"‘il?‘l(5
Int: 3 change In the method of tuning
hank risks by- «making separate ( ';--Iug
es of safe burglary and hold- -up Insur-
ance. which Weie formerly coveieI: at!
It single rate.
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GIVE TO CONSCIENCE FUND.
“'ASHINGTON. May3. -—-“’hether it.
was the elfect of bent or perhaps a
new sense of the government‘s needs i
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Imused by the Victory Lou: cum
Imign.
government oflcinls do not
know. but thr treasury conscience
m4 has received ( now our!“ or con-
um 11
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an automobile that can be?
antl‘i
iiSpecial vests of light. “eight and soft. cotton— 190‘
TWO
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I High Spirits !
Those daik tan oxfoids. either blueltcr or ling-
dish that sIt It man suinniiit; along sure of their good
looks! $8.50, $9 and $10
Tan Vici lllllllt‘llt‘l‘ oxt'ords with a wide toe, ease
marks them above all else— ‘ $7.50
Black for the man who prefers it! Straight. ino-
lel IIXfIil'Ils— ~ $81.50 and $7
Ma in floor. II an
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Men’s good
“In of finish
”35:.-
)iowii \\llllt' and blue ‘l\. inIi'c ei isI d and.
15th Itf Alain S‘II‘I'I‘I' Iltmr,
Combination suits, nicely finished and good cotton
#5 ‘ c ’
Left a isle. rear.
750
Lighter gloves
C that look well.
Silk gloves for Spring service; light agreeable at-
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. Excellent silk, doulileItip fingers, white mastic
)black— 850-
thmomette gloves, much like suede' 1n appen-
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‘ Gimmes
Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St.
red and brown
red and blue
. The “I'Iitlit‘lz I'IIII'.
Genuinely-good
blue sages-«$10.
1301‘ it ll0_\”S constant. St‘l'Vlt't‘, (‘vll t‘\‘t‘I'.\' urea-«inn,
~bltie serge.
But let it surely be a good |.-ltte St‘l'ut‘. llcttcr
l’i"kf1'mll this lot at $l0 to get one III' I \t '1'” \':~‘tic at
price.
All-Wool serge, deep rich lilttc.
Style either Norfolk or \\‘I‘.is‘I—scatn. I-t' It'ltIII
with slashed pocket.
“'0” and truly l‘ nilt
l‘h'ei'y size iii some one of the three st} lcs. H to
17* ‘10
Ft ulll littscniI tit.
Great lot of
handkerchief. --- L
15c & 25c.
Sheet and line lchI-liiI I's with IlllII‘lt m e white Ile‘
signs embroidered in com-r» and what Ilin-rsity ol
ltllltil't'WI. It) Iii I'iulll.
patterns! 250
Pretty colored—figure kcrchieI's. many Ilit'I'crI-nt
appealingr and cheerful colors and patterns«« 15:
Sonic men's lx'ci-I-liiI-I's of full sine and soft cotton
I‘I liter aisle. l'f‘zll‘.
Beautiful new %
plaids-«$2 & $2.75 ‘:
New in design and in the coinbinatioits ot,‘ color;
which appear.
5. Primarily, beautiful because they “on‘.
As well as new]; art-in-Il 11' re fresh from mm-
derful American looitis.
'Among' eolm‘s emnbined are:
tan and brown and yellow.
blue and green and brown
being a new substance which is (lt‘t , , . I l .. .1‘ . . I
sciibed as “It kind ot‘ concrete. itgittf ' O lllllO, I‘I‘tl illltl gl't't‘ll ’ llt‘ 3'9“” \\ lllt‘. Illltl 1(‘("
but strong ill-til _."l"'.ubh" proI'ItIced‘ ShlrtS--- 1 ‘ \'(‘ll(’\‘t' \Vllllp- 2'1”.” {Illa
ltom “Itstc nIIItciml such as Mull... . Illlllt‘ Ellltl "'l'(‘t"ll ' V . ‘
clinkers end sawdust and covered v. nli‘ . 7 5 “hi“
.I metal solution. \egrlige sltiit that lll:tll\ a man will wear with , . _ . , ' . '
1-,... ,.,.,..,... m ,....,...I,......,.. .. .. 'lwo widths. pure wool, deli-glittttl \\‘I'l'.;lll.
other innovation in England. Ail iOUblU C(Illlltll‘l lit‘t‘: lust: Ill llS ( \llll \illllt‘. l"lllt'il 4:" \"ll‘d' 7'34 inch - ' -.) \"l"l
»..<- _..“I\ .. ~--;_.I . v -' -.t' It‘..
“1””- ”INN?“ “'"'" "M ““2’ Light and Stunntcrt in I.'ficc,t ]ll“'tll\ too, made '
“Ill be :tIImpIII out. each conipleuhui . ~ . - ' Third floor I
one piece. and thcn titted togetmh .Vltll soft (-nfl'x.—— $1 . ‘
The manufacturers expect to coin ‘ . . . , . - ‘
,lwte, with clicap Aiiici'it‘an cars, llt‘ 501110 11'”? hlllllllll‘l' lllllUll Sllll‘: "l llillllSHUlv '$1 ' I
t'i‘.ll‘~t‘ tax and freight charges “71' r.x Y . ',,. ' . , . . ' . .. . ‘ f ('II (I m SI t,” ; .N' ~ I. .V
\cn li ht soI ks 1n ItttiItI II\ I is l h I 21.1 ewe e ag_ ops,
new handsome---69c ' ;
ltciitai'kalnle special lot of new handsome bag--
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Both Bank and Iggc'antile Lines Go]; i ‘ lOOd StOCklngS tops—worth $1 and $1.25——. 690:
“(Bigfwli-fl3'3“",1i1",",‘m‘1i‘nfi‘lf‘33:: fix,“ i . Oxidized tinisli, cmbosscd in attractive patterns,
Irma .. .-_
men-an fl-» Ltii'2lai‘y iisks. the our-I I at llttle cost set with I'Holoitd je“ 01- like stones tli.it plow Wllll tho
l.‘ ‘ l? I; " U lé’l‘ ' 'il ‘ .‘SSO'! .
ftiiiim Ii... tight. II .1: ;. Vii“ it}; .....-,.I l , color and inttc -h of the beauty of ma] jI \\t l“
which I IIII- Inmv I-mmll." 1’“ 1 F For (‘flt‘ll cent of cost. a flood measure of sei'yiee.
ginmm: W, ,_ , _ - -. Topaz and eintiald and amethyst and toni'nta--
.\|[i,. mph llu- (”iulo‘ “'uye is salt: 10: "‘2 3T9dllllll-\\'(‘lgllt liltlt'k Ol'tloll‘“ 12 1' 2st . . . ' . . .
l ' . , -' ‘. . ‘ 9?? . . .liiie—sonie of them ct’tinliincd with tlotxcrs lll .\It-.
)r‘ gen: I.:'. the New England states; . Bl k , 1 . 1 .1 _ 1 __ __25 .
.. , . aI Iot on “11 I“ lite soc c . ,. . , n-
czI I-IIImeII “llll better conditlnnSi n -. In") S ltlllS—Tt'g‘lllt‘tl' $1 and it‘lw-V‘ 690
”W "we I” the WWI-i ' sibersillx of black or white, lisle top and solc~— 590 ,
horses of silks. boots and shoes. I [MI :ltrlt'. front.
Clever new i
fancy petticoats.
”alley pcttieoats of sateen and cotton unit-{Ital
with much of the. effect of silk! t
Plain pcttieoats‘ot' lustrous sateen; plain in colori
but how they glow; and how dainty tlicit- i-tit't'lcs! I
\Iaiiv tints, ruffles just frillv Inottglt to appeal,
snug fitting to make them correct for “I In with tho.
season 5 skirts
Among the figured all over
variety of both color and design; ' .
patterns. utueliii
M fumes any! Mont: value— , .ui
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Norwalk Chronicler