__...._.—.
ASPIRIN” "
N .: :~:-: ,“Bayer” on Genuine
SATURDAY men-r
sensuous
“GINHING Touonnow
April 0
' FIRST evsmno snow
7:" p. In. Fleur-es, Eddie»
Polo. etc. .
7:45 p. m. Overture, Palace
Hernandez:
7:50 p. In. Vaudeville
8:55 p. In. Internal-slot:
$500M!) EVENING SHOW
r ‘ :- Avril orlr as told in etch ,95 p. In. Overture, Palace
3 c‘ _ ..‘.'.l".r" Bayer Tablets of . Hamenleu
l, 9:10 p. m. Vaudeville
, . ,..: dosage worked out 10:15 p. In. Picture.
1 F = (aw-ins: :1 years and Complete Show Over In Time
3 5 , 1., millions. "Tait: 3:: for Last Banyan Trolley.
“ t v. silhstltuU‘S. y
' l .\- r Cross (n tablets. you can 7 '
I ~; ' without fear for Colds.
l \. ura'gid. Rheumatism.
‘ 71°" “- I‘lfyni‘ng?:_:d‘:gf teachers and seven-ii young women \
l H ‘ ' “T.“ ‘ r) m 9m as, Conspicuously identified with the Irish
L R“— cent-x Drug; . Linguage revival. .
- .. ;. .. 7. .:~ Aspirin Is the
‘- . f l'u‘ir \Ymufncture of” . _——'——
3' ‘ f .3. _ (if Sglicylicntld. ’ BALTIC MILLS OFFICIAL DEAD.
, RAIITIC. April S.—-Willla!n E. Peck.
general manager of the
‘Company.
Baltic
union
(any Weapons Concealedf’a‘ mug”-
in ClOflkS and SheltergVVillimantic and a director of
“v‘ .' 99 Chelsea Savings Bank. Norwich. He
\ 0' .
r1 "15 COlumnq was a member of the National Cotton
——_“_ . “Madurai-5' Association: * the
the
~.\- in. .4 c’__“—nmr.n are the “1213' Club. New York. and
.\':Jionol Movement.
' .->.wogriizr*(l throughout
l; British government'
, mace.
-, ,ng a, mhdmng s,“ mm. BA'VI: cmxnsr. FUNERAL.
, ~ ~» . “d restoring peace has
NEW LONDON. April S.—-The body
‘ ,_ ,0” more difficult by!“ Sing Lee. Chinaman. who died as
, .. “arrow". one goes in'3 result of an altercation with Louis
‘ lb liF'I‘J'S
extolled
- V. min n."
K“ 3 . T’v-r. ’
, -. . -- the “Thing “gums-- of 'ts ceremoninls. will he temporarily
. 1...”... army. Theycol- buried in Woodlawn Cemetery. The
i ‘hv .m“ Eireann'. they body will be later taken to China for
burial.
of burying its dead in Chinese soil.
m ul do a hundred other
.‘1 to women in war;
. s'mrv- of them do outside
Mills
manufacturers 0t cotton
:goods. died at his home here yesterday
— ‘of heart disease.
, He was born in East Greenwich. R
. ‘ ;I.. sixteyt‘our years ago. and had been
[with the Baltic Mills for twenty-one
:years. the last fourteen years as gen-
He was a trustee oi
the Quidnick-Windham Company of ‘
the
.-. .. Fusmmmz 9°“rl1‘Bames Club. New London. He leaves
inpiece. Mrs. Solomon Kenyonkor this
the G. Holder. chief petty officer. U. S. N..
-'was shipped to New York today. and
{ma and bind ‘mltollowing a Chinese funeral with all
according to Chinese custom
av! n‘l filial/4.70,!
‘\n\‘\.\-\-~
/
.u-‘touo‘uuxOHOu
‘l/-,l-,‘-I'I’QK'fl
\ domed sphere of activi- ‘
- . lie rdnjcr‘tures.
I ‘ <"il klnnd. governor of the
a under martial law. told ‘
~ '2»l‘lf that women carriedi
"7(1‘ their skirts and‘
"l. < bombs and revolvers,
'Iw'l Ly the men respon—l
number of ambushes of:
‘;~, the Cori: district. l
11'“ inst six months of"
"J tin': his more intrigued
. . m‘ nowcpnprr readers
urn-q or the 14-year old
. f of ("Mk county who.
>.' --. -'. nrmnr around lir-r bodv
4‘: “lik- smn-nizztr across a
’: Inuis machine gun.
\' ' .. prom-dint: to report. no—
w E unions partit's n7 HIP YEP—
rmy \s‘uo shot and killed the
iutmlizr-neo officers on Dub-
“E‘vlnck Sunday" last November.
A proclamation recently Spread
1 urlr‘nst Il‘l‘Oll’le Ireland was lies“!-
I 1 “Stand l":u‘~'l!' Sm tho \Vnmmi of
lrhland." Aft- -: landing the Republi-
--*.x'v. army tl‘r w‘nclnnmzimi cnntinnt-d‘
““'€- 111W and “'Ulllr'fl nt’ Trolnnvi will
'3' 1nd iv Mir :nmy till the certain day
of virtm'y “'0 Blur? in their l‘crnism
'l:>f‘.-“ turtzw- and li‘ tin-iv clot-(ls of
".710" l", t‘I-r $.31. \Ve- l‘t"l)'l.lif’.lt" thr-
r'~‘l:':“ Him? 0‘3“ Inn‘s: srxlxiiv-rgnl‘f- :l
'li'?"-l‘l r: I" ' \‘v't ll‘l‘:-? rlw‘v HIP
".4 i‘ i cm‘nnmlwl to l‘r‘fllF'“
'i :74". -' to our own
\\'.‘ xv arr rill m‘or“:.riinlit‘t‘.‘~
‘ 7' I120: mru and “‘I"«
"nu-iv rrxltizly~\'. and we
in 011:- soldiers as
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(‘onntr-ss .\.lffl'lilf‘\'l(‘7.
. or more of promin—
i - «bruing' l‘n“l\lll‘ torm<
zmflmis 0'3
“They won x; ‘f
‘while you sleep"
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country—
A De‘pendable lliysic
when Bilious. Melly.
Constipated and Upset.
~105325, SOc—dnmwes.
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5112’?» v' :11.-
iv 1‘ . TM“:
(‘ullSr‘ of Irish in-
inclmlo doctor's.
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At‘ Brand’s Jewelry
Optical Store ‘
For the raising of money quickly that is needed for.
‘workiu «115131 to lendr my new Hometown Dividend
Swing! Plan all our the United Sate: I hove decided to
men m» ‘ at ”sure. .
Aha- the Auction Sole there will be some changes in
the stem. ,‘ ~
Bails lpeehl uncooked goods, an Optometrist will
Rhianna-haiku” fullclmrge of the Optical Do-
m: and the testing oi eyes. All the newest eye-
u-tilezg oppontueeo and: lease grinding pleat will be in»
See Auction Announcement Below.
. (BABIES A. BRAND,
21 North loin Street, South Nor-well: Conn.
AUCTION SALE“
Must Raise Cash Quickly for the Launch-
ing of the New Hometown
Dividend Saving Plan.
WILL swim-m: mm Sroox or
Diamonds, Watches, Solid Gold Jewelry,
Cut Glass, Silverware, Etc.
Sold to the Highwt Bidder Regardless
of Cost.
. mom nmnn no ATTEND
SALE,.NOW GOING ON
2 and 1 RM. Daily.
HARRY CLAIR,
A. S. MARSUS,
and
Auctioneers
,. AUCTIeN SALE _
THE HOME OF THE
Edge
67 North Main Street,
ALL mm 0? BATTERIES CHARGED
AND REPAIRS-D
s. L. BENEDICT
South Norwalk
If in trouble, Call Harry Dual-Phone 754-3
hi Opening Day, Yester-
day, Was a Day of
* Buying Crowds
Your Needs Are Here, Too,’
At the Season’s Lowest Prices."
Newness is the keynote everywhere.
The store is filled with splendid values in
_ new, fresh goods, the result of months of
tireless search and unrelenting effort in
the marts of trade to get the finest gnu
best in Men’s and Women’s Clothing.
Come in and look around. You will find
just the things you need‘now, and Will
want 'for early summer, at exceedingly
% _ low prices. ' _ ,
. n mu“ wwweagaem. ._..
Norwalk Chronicler