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E. ,, ("Kiwi Organization will
\:. York city, and South
E , 1.1- 1'1-111't'scnted by its
.:.-1 . At this national
1.....1. questions as mass
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ilinxinu of all Jewish
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vi wimuh-d The improvement in
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(‘ E LEBRATION
.E 1.1.11111 11.1< .:chn the histor-
1 U2 c Jt' '“lSll people it
and
l Curtain Materials
i A very large assortment in Ore.
’tonnes, Scrims, Figured and Dot-I
ted Swiss, Marquisettes, Colored
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk.
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"E 11 lid with joy and turn.
‘EEE E'wr'u 01 New York, into
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SHOOTING DOWN SMOKESTACKS.
some ,
10 feet. in,
smoke- '
During a severe Windstorm
time ago. the top section,
length. of 1m 80-foo1‘ iron
stuck buckled and toppled over at :1
steel mill neal Chicago.
sector of the broken section held it to
lost glories of mad!“ and Burlap; also a! com-
by plete line of made-up Curtains.
Only a small E
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We’ve Hit the Right Note in
tune with the times.
A scale of prices from $35. to
$75. for suits that put a dent
in the H. G. L.
Nothing from cold storage—
eevrything fresh and new.
THEE SOUTE 110me mm W
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We com.
Wednesday, April 28, 1’20.
wIE'IO
.Izuu-ances in Main Street. m:- field Avenue, and Cannon sued:
Pm: Continued wet rest 01 do _
and night; Thom. lay fair.
4*”: 1
Vin"
. ll11'1nu1'mcnts com-4
1‘; 1 uniting. Sunday, IS as
p.111 l. oodnt 1. l‘ .Iomlm
the stack. A Spring showing that will
As 11 was .1 very busy season. keep up the reputation of this
“knocking off" \VOl‘k while a scuf» city for its well dressed men.
folding was erected to protect the, Raincoats and topcoats.
roof, was out of the question. There-'
fore, the manager recalling that one
of the eniploycs was an expert marks
man, decided upon the bold plan of
shooting down the troublesome sec-
Norwalk So.N0rwalk
Rogers€9°Steven‘s
Coats for Children 1
now are less.
lion. lle'explainml the situation to
the mall, and sent him ’home in :111 alu-
tomobile for his rifle. The
man.returne<l. ill :1 few minutes. andE. NEEAEV HA\ EE‘N’ Aplil 30' -—Develop
in 10 shots from 1]1c.-,E.':r01111d_ neatly
spaced 10 holes, in the unbroken hit of
iron that still hl'ld the wrecked top
of the stock. In :1. few Eminutos it
broke off, fell to the roof. and rolled
bunniesslv to ”11 ground —~l’opular.
Mechanic.- Magazine._
VANCOUVER, B. (3..
l—H‘I'ill log that emu. ired sound and
(-11 :m, cost a mainland sawmill $250
lE'EtEEE “t“ lij \thn the big clrcula: saw ““3“.ij send delegates to the conven
11 in (1 ll? timber it flew to pieces, ‘tion. Each Republican club in the stu-
and investigation shmVed a 25 pound ‘ .19“; body is now manoeuvm‘ing
shell unllcdded in the centei The tree 1 brim: 11m- a man of not” onal reputation
h:1d bten b1ought lrom :1 point up thc't 1dV .mcp the qualifications of its
coast and had pl'lobnb y been used candidate prior to the convention.
)‘t :'11< ago as a target for guns of Brit-
ish nuvul ships cruising on tho Gulf of
(loorgin. The shell is of the type used
by the navy about 25 \‘curs ago.
E YALE TO HAVE MOCK CONVEN-
111:11'l\'s- I TION.
Eity has electcd G G. Depew. ’19, of
:Bulfalo. N. ”if, as National chairman.
EMr. Dcpew will retire as president of
one. of the Several clubs in the uni-
VorsitV VV Inch Iluyc been booming
E'plesldentiai possibilities that he may
Eb: unattached :15 National chairman.
E The National committeemcn has di-
vided the univ'ersitV into “districts."
within State divisions. each of the lat-
ter to have :1 chairman to see that the
April 30. -—-A
1Cut living costs with a backyard
garden.
JWINUHIJZZX
ing its plans 101' :1 mock Republicnn'
ENationnl contention on May 12, theI
;\.1110111l committee in Yule Univers‘
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, Because one of our good friends gave us a bargain we
”#3 e had to mark down some of our own coats liter1E chil-
dren! ‘1
E It would never do to have «same {hats at. two prices—
many of the coats he sold us at special figure were
fly like those we already had here in the store.
E . So we’ve been busily at work getting the newcomers
' (1 those from stock to make friends with each other.
nd we‘ve given them all prices which are less than for-
finer prices—and prices that will be quite agreeable to
other!
I . Lots and lots of little white and cr’eam’coats for tiny
ts, in sizes from 6 months to 3 years.
I Fancy crepe woolcns——$3.75
E Softlovely cashmeres+$5.50 to $9.50.
1, Serges of fine texture—456.50 to $10.50.
E Silk poplins, very beautiful—$8.50.
E An example of savings -— We’ve had no silk poplin
' coats at less than $10. 75. ‘
Similar savings,< some we are to be found
iggcr.
Plaid or plain
skirt made=$2. ,-
EAny woman may have a. smart ncw- -stylc skirt inadel
for a tailoring charge of but two dollars. E
She may choose from a number of new models. Eachl
one marked by gm. :0 and novelty and beauty. - ..
Always one is assured of correct and satisfactory fill
and hang—for every skirt is carefully tried on and fitted
after being out. Of course measurements are taken atE
time cloth is purchased.
Those fabrics 1': ad}; for choice?—
Sergcs and from? mohairs, yard wide—$1.50.
Plaids and surges, excellent in taste. and
$1. '75.
Poplins and crepe poplins and sturdy ser gcsfi$225
Fancy wolen skirtings and smart stripes and good
plain sages—$2. 50.
Mohairs and crcpcs and scrges some summery greys
and taupes and rose shades among them—$2. 75.
Fancy mohairs in pleasing plaids and stripes—$3.
Rich serges and fancy woolen stripes—$4 and $4. 50.
Silvertoncs and black- and-white checks and plaids
of several rich combinations—$6. to $7.
Blue serges,as asricll m finish as in color—$1. 50 to $6.E
Tricotincs of distinctive beauty and fineness — $6
and $6.50.
Broadcloth in both light and dark
finish—$5 and $5. 50. ‘
Choice made, skirt will be ready for trying on in fewE
days and then will be quickly delivered all ready for set-E
vice. And charge for making' is the special one of
Third floor. E
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.1 "V11 «lulu-1‘ huntls. Mlllhi'l Use A FlaShliGht About ELmong the handsome Goat-S M Child (‘11 Of“ 1) f0 6. .- .
1': , ' . 11. H .. .= .1; H... are outstandmg 9.1.1.13 m... .1... .1... F me new steel
1 ‘.,......1.111'1 11.1.11} of 19m“ , c ouse . E is-erge coats. Fine new styles of splendidserge, with fancy t t d l 2 5
3‘" “,3” ““3“ “‘E “W“ “”1 “Ch EEP a \VINCHESTER Flashlight in the i Icollar of lace coats that were $15 and $2.. '50:— =$
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. ...E.....1v. 1.. E 1... 1... 1....1.1§ 0‘56“ or the ice'box- Have it ready to light ’1 16 ’ l= c of fine tefieta silk. rose :Emd tan and Over a score of handsome new designs, am of whichlE
.« 1 EE.1.E.1E.E1E‘E1EE 1:: 61111111.:- V. uglto theiccllar, 0‘1‘1‘ [down the bagEiEcEg?EE:t:EESE , 1 negfgvliglll;k:itg ;. $12 50 to $16 50 Will grace and dignify 01m": S tatlonery.
‘ " “ ‘1‘" ways “we ‘1‘ ."‘."“L"”"“ 1 as ‘5‘ m 1. Any of these designs engraved upon die of fine steel
the bedroom. Use it in the clothes closet-~— ii Poplin coats, silk poplin in smart styl$ess, rose $93,131 all ready for use in stamping paper, at special price 0
.. TEE." .‘5 , E, .. , kee it beside the bed at ni ht. f 111 (1 black“, 50 to
111.1... (0.1» VVllh .1 barnyard P . ._ g 1~ . T Eb Ban $1. 25.
M , -— Come m ”End 5.96 Ehesc Flabhlights thh we E Belted coats of black-and—whitc or fancy checks, with Unique new patterns, monograms either large 01’.
t‘zma-Straw-La Hat Dye recommend so high 37' - § bunch of color' 111 trimming— $10. small, and done by craftsmen of highest skill. . '1
In All 0°10“ ALBERT D. MORGAN E "ris assembly of appeal both‘ 111 beauty and price. When selecting die you may also order Your OWH
E ' 25c oer bottle ' Er“? 3 Second floor. paper stamped if you wish. Charge for this will be 4513‘
. : THE 1:5 STORE ‘ per quire, if done in color, or 550 pcr quire if done in all».
.llson-Powell Corp. . ”INCHES R . I vcr or gold. 1
Rfluth Norwalk L.” 4 W1 SEVm-v-r 1:-EEE E E: - __ .2 l,‘ A..~ z - "s __,_ _ pm -_ fl _ ' NW Cannon street door. E
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After A“ ' ., E19 Extraordinary Specials 111 House-1°; 527 - Delivery
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1. Constipation is at the root of most disease
that attacks the body.
111 g purgative medicine is not the best way to overcome constipa-
tion. To force. the bowels to move by repeated dosing with laxatives
or cathartics is not the best way to help Nature back to normal.
To swallow ‘quz‘lntities of oil mov
fails to do real good But
M 1
worm
persuade instead
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They have
thousands 1 -
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10C. 2",“-
the liver, actlv.1.e the kid "s: :1'
bowel evacunEtlon
succeed 111 securing
One Best Way
To take drastic, harsh-act)
not do actual harm, but often
.9111 m ’s Pills act differently. They
’-’l :.cv ‘ sweeten” the stomach, liven up
E E 1 1- n to restore regular, Ethoroug .
l r to remove the causes, they .—
1 :1 you are in need of relief
ILLS
for over sixty years, by
A trial will convince.
of iorce.
Ap‘uy V
" The Largest sale
of Any Medicine
in the War
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1 wares f0 Saturday at RoSenfield s H
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.9, Wm. A. Rogers “Rochester” All . l
E Silverware Conner Wash Boilers 1‘
/ "Lincoln" Pattern.6 knives Sat. special—No. 8 $6.39 ’E
.” and 6 forks. Sat. special, . No. 9 . . . . . ...... . $6.98 "U
A $6.79 set: O’Cedar Oil Mons ' '-'
I, “Pyrex” Glass Reg. $1.25. Sat. special 98c 3
Baking- Ware WhiSk Broms E ‘ ;§E
' . 500 value at .......... 39c
Octagon Pie Plates. 'Reg. . ' \
$1 00 Sat. special 79c Glass Water Pltdlel‘s l1".
“UE , Eel‘sal” Sat. special ......... 490 5‘
mv Li uid Veneer Polish 1..
EFOOd Choppers ch size ............. 19c 1..
.uNo. 2. large family .size- 50csize............ 39c Q?
fl Reg. $3.25. Sat. special $2.98 Gray Agate Tea -‘:E
E “Universal” Colfee Mills or Cofi'ee Pots l"
Glasstop.83t.special$1.98 -2qt.size............89c§
“Alaska” Ice Aluminum. ,. . E
Cream Freezers Double Boilers g
2 qt. size. Sat. special $3.59 One quart size ...... $1.79 .
. A full line of garden tools screen oseEEEEireE window
screens. lawn mowers andr uhbbe ~
Ecuador-amnion. northern minute Suppli-
IT'S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARE-
Our Saturday Sale to lVIake Goods
Cheaper m Spite of Theirfl '
Costs
LIQUID VENEER MOPS
An excellent Polish Mop; largo
$2.98 SLOP JARS AT $2.66
01‘ white earthenware with
size, $1:50 .......... At $1.29 bail handle.
GAS moms ' LADD EGG BEATERs
Complete with tubing; regular The guaranteed be ‘1'; medium
$43 --------------- At 33-89 , size, 490. Saturdlg . .. .'At 41c-
CARP ET SWEEPERS
The well-known Bissells make;
oak or mahogany finish, $6.25
A! $5.79
351: PARlNG KNIVES AT 29c-
Good quality steel blade and
HAIR FLOOR BROOM
Extra, good quality bristles; 14-
in, wood block, $1.75....“ $1.47
REFRIGERATOR FANS
Deep, large size, galvanized; 75::
....................
a.u....inum handle. regular. Saturday . . .At 593:.
39c POLISHING ECLOTHS 0R0NA. ,
For silver, nickel and brass; The best aluminum cleaner; .
restores the lustre. Special SDC‘CIHJ ............... 9c GENE E
......................... 29c 89c 'FEATJE-lER DUSTERS 1E
. $325 BLACKING CAESES Turkey feathers, 18-in. size, . ,
In oak finish—~a handy article ...................... At¢74¢‘
”'1' the entire family. ,Satur' SPEEC'ALS IN THE TOY
day ................ At,$2.89 . DEPARTMENT
'GLAss BUTTER CHURN8
250 Garden Sets (three 111'
2-quart size, $2 25. Saturday. .
Hoe, Rake and Shov
............... At $118 sovs' exposes
ocean noon MATS , Iron Eaxle; $2.98'-'
Size reguler $1.59. .....At 31.29 . ...' ...... ,
$2.
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