Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 18, 1919 · page 12

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Smith. tad-'1' '
Remington. all other . 3 ;'
makes. sold rented '5,
rtpaired. Rentals 34 '
per numb. lachines
sold alflOpermonth.

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Warren EXCHANGE.

 
 
 

 

 

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Devine Bros:
1am Ave. and First St.
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m HARDWARE &
* AUTO SUPPLY co.
1 ' 42 Water St.

M12155. 80.Norwalk.0l~.
”to Parts, Starter and
Generator-Brasher

fiadGrmea

”wart Speedometer Part:
m Gasoline and Kerosene
- Supplies, Tires and Tuber

8’; H. Hedenberz. Prop.

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.0 DAYS’

Beginning Tomorrowmlnclntling All 013‘

Monday f .
This Will be a two days sale long to'
be remembered by the economically

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inclined women of Norwalk.

 

 

Millinery .

500 Trimmed and .Untrimmed Hats

will be sold

At Half Price

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Manufacturers equip
their cars with Presto—
Lite Batteries.

—‘*e have one to fit your car.

 

 

 

 

XORWALKR STOR AGE /
_ BATTE YCO Z
. 72 No. Main St. Z

' South Norwalk. %

Phone

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1189‘ “mtg" I g
New York Butter & ‘ /
Egg Market ( g

lain 8:, So Nor-walk.

A
- raceivers of Butter, g/é
"Tea, Cofi‘ae and Cheese 24

' ‘uy, fresh every day.

. w-anto service assures
’ )eompt service.

7:" _' Tel. 472.

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'3 Buttons Covered
3"» and Furs Remodeled
‘ '5" cm Made to

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Dresses

Porch and Street Dresses of Ging-

hamss and Voiles at

$2. 98, $3. 98 and $4.98

Considering the high cost of labor
and materialslhese dresses are excep-

tionally cheat). ’

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House Dresses 101‘ $1

 

Middy Blouses & Sinocks

Former values no to S... 90.

Special from $1 to $2

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Lingerie W’aists

L’o- to-date models of good quality

lawn and organdie

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SHOES

besold

ForLadles & Misses
All odd riairs and small broken lots of
white and black Oxfords and Pumps will

‘At Half Price

 

3 , ‘ e :2
Fur Neck Pieces J

Those Scat-{s were bouzht months
,‘ahead for next fall’s selling. Wih sell 1
during sale and no war tax for P

510 33131312

Come and see these unmatched bar-
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.Sizes 4 lg 8: {Elites $1.98 to
Special

 

Tomorrow and Monday

9'5

“BOYS" ' ’5‘

Wash ASultS" * 5

At 3 Half Price

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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NNEC'I'ICUT
Q0 IS DIVIDED
IVTO DISTRIOISE

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oi nationality, soda! and industrial
groups in the respective sections. 6'
.a-aa yet tgtarive and subject to!
change at any time.

of Amer-imitation work.
wen sent by Mr. Dent-g to the so...

the appointment of a loci American-
nation direetor to be approved by the
State Board of Edmonton.
class an“ Hartford. )lancheatar. Mid
dleto'n. Waningford. Meriden. 59'
Britain. New Haven. Bhdgfvort. Sor-
walk. Danonry. Standard. Greenwich.
Nor-with, New London. “Indium.
Bristol, Tor-rington. Pl) month. “'ater-
bury and Armenia.
Claaa ll.

Towns in Clan H. which an? would
err-d to nee-d Americaniaation to an er-
:en: pH to be determined. are these:
Vernon. Enfield. East Hit-1mm. Bran-
lord, Fair-field. “'ortport. Bethel. Sew
Canaan. Plainfield. Putnam. Killing”,
Stom‘nnon. Orange. “'lncbester. Nan.
Lataek- Seymour. lierby. Huntington.

Claaa Ill.

rinse in contains the names of
turns in Wine?) :1 il‘ believed that lit—
-tl». .i any. Americanizatlon till be

needed. In .AUme of thin: arrange-

3316:3135 will probably be made :or a

partiaime iota!

1123.5 121:- numb»: a! probable sab-
33:1; :2»: no: Io: :9 enough to occupy
the atten‘. icn c a director .or nxre
:han a few hour.- a (la) These towns
_ constitute ihal iis': Samar-s. Baa:
Hampton. Portland. Chrsler.
brcok. EAMX. Glastonbury.
Windsor Dorks. Windsor.
field. Rocky Hill.
field. Gamma. Berlin. Sewington.
West Hant‘ord. Bloomfield. Thomp
son. Sterling. \‘olontoun,
Spragtre. Mon: ii.e “amt-ford.
fort. Boarah. Lebanon. Coxemry.
‘Simsburr. Aton. Farmington.

Ham‘inton. Beacon Falls. Salisbury-

New Millard. “311011. Rldgafield. Da-

32911. Waterman. North Canaan.

Thomaston. Litrbfield. “'ashington.
Clans IV.

A: far as Mr. lkmmg‘s mresziga-
tion has proceeded. he has been no-
able to find need for Americanlutlon
d‘epar‘lmenls in any 0' the following;
touns which constitute Class l\"
Bolton Hem-on Marlborough.
dam. Old Saybrook. East Windsor. 5
South Windsor. Durham Killing-l
nonh Clinton —“eatbmola Wm;

rth Elm-Mord East Grants). Hang
land. llarkhemAte-d Burlington. North‘
Stenington “oodszoek. Pomtret l
amount Canton-burr: Preston. Leaf; ’
yard 1315: ford Hampton Scotland
Mam-:1. “Ellington. Mansfield. ka-g
in. Salem East Lyme. Lune Eaati
Haddam Columbia, Ellington. W'ol-g
can Prospect, Balkans. “'oodbridge,3
t ‘olcbrook. Roxbur}. Snetman. .\ Fair- l
field \\ arrm CtmwaZL Canaan. Nor
folk. 005219.15 Morris. Bethlehem,
Bridgeialr’: Bmkfield Fhaplin. Wong
1.0n Easton, Monroe Reddin: lumen
\ndgver Asmara, Sharon. “conkers.
man! Sontl1burv..\ewtoan 011016
Trumbull. “Emitting. '

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i‘OK’lO. .. .11; I? .APermaslon , hag
j.lA: been granted to take placing-spies
oi the innenal family as they appear
1;; mimic driving in a carriage, bat

afoot. 711' ”31a

{3 _rot when “.33; g; haw or
33%;;
~ . very grgat mm the spirit at

democracy ‘\

. in the earlier danotflpanltmlf
lop-thrill supposed that any one MT:
tag on the sacred
aural: b‘ind. Accord
was always renaa‘bv a fine “battalion:
neat when ”audience tau mat!
‘As late as 1915;. '

 

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“factor Deming. in aaaodaciaa the“
Winner-tweed that trialle-
_it 1:11 the product or metal and:

palitiea. however. were definitely not ,
mder the list of monomer in need’
and laneraf

authorities in each of than 31111"

In [Lia '

Americanizalznn 6.1-“

Say- .
Saflield. .
“’etlIErs '
Cromwell, Middle ~

Groton. :
Slaf- '

Plait»;
Mlle, Cheshire. Hamden. North Hal
Yen. Can‘fbn. New Hartford. Hilford.’

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Art—Craft Roofing

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hapatoarightoverfieoldahiag’u.01naadexanzuw
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The Hatch & Bailey Co.

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Bot Weather Dresses ”Wane-8mm;

The handsome-st oolhcfianaadlhalarged assortment :1
town. ..
PRICE) VERY IODERA'I'ELY

SPECIAL 8110me 0? ms m SKIRTS
afthabeflerkind. ”mirth thébealinqnalityand wcrls.
man-hip thenvifit the Milly.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

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BOSCH SERVICE. STATION

HORWALK AND GOODYEAR 130“ ms
STROMG amount-one

CHANDLER SIX momma men:
warn: nears

WELDIBG AID 33.;sz
Vaast Bros. Gar-age

PHONE 1350 I‘ll! 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NCIWLL-

 

 

 

 

AMERICANS OCCL'PY
KAISER‘S OFFICES

(OBLFVZ July iii-American so}
diet-1- employed in the United Stains
poet ofllee in (‘oblenL have been sort
lug mail in school moms which. do: 3.
ing the early days of the war. were
used by the then German Emperor for.
holding councils of Ira: Iith hi:z

 

{'nusua‘ m Ewe-my and

quality one M115 :0 «WE. ii.
jewe¥ry ghee unusual 133.31.: 3

Soon after the beginning of the war
in 1914 the Emperor was in Coblenz
sexeral months. spending several
hcurs each dag with arm» generals
who were then using The school house
as an arm: headquarters The school
build‘ as is near the .centcr of town
and~ several large rooms on the firm.
floor were taken (“Cr for the army
poet attire a few days alter the Amt .~

1.03 took over the Coolenz bridge
head last December. *

Laraliers, Neck . 53;“
Brooches. Eardrops. 15.1-
eta, Baby Pins, Resnzw
Bracelet; Ladies' G;1:.:i
Chains, Hearts. Crisse-
Rings, Bracelets. Watch;
Etc.

GIFTS

‘0“? Present stocks ..~. 3‘”
overflowing “1:11 bl: 1.1)
ions.

 

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BUNKER LICENSES CKNCELLED

 

BRIDGBPORT. July 18.———(‘olle<-tcr
'01 Customs James L. McGovern re
ceirul notice today from Artisan
Seéretary of Treasury L. 8. Route. to
the effect that the War Trade Board
has cancelled all existingbunker rules
and regulation afiectjye my 14 51»
31am _of unpaid glue” banker llama-

.3156 W and an 611-:
funding banker licensee twill be void

mm War Trade Board has lashed
general licensee Ko. 3 afiectire July
,1!; WWVMIBOIUIM

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0113‘ Bnitons. Stickpizts. . .
0185M Foba, Vest 04:22:.
Charms, Cigarette Can."
013‘! Gutters, PCS. ‘
mm Stone and 5:
m3. WSICIIGS. CHIC-1‘
Alana Clocks. Etc.

BUYING IN SAFEir

At BRAND’S

MM and Optical 5
law nor-walk: Conn.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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