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‘ mued from First page. . .
.siderable of this is now in
urse. but-tho- museum:
arrangements can be made
.1111cu1ty to block oi! more
0 square feet for storage-eel port. Hold:
quipmont without seriously
- 111111 other uses of the pier.
11111-19 D. Payne of Newton-
.0 chairman of the military,
mmittmu
1‘. l.)' 1111- military equipment
110 slorod at the 7le.
1 of 11m ('1. 1". F. guns are
to Connecticut and six of
111 lm 11111 in different state
1(-n\ing eighteen of {nose
. 1:1(1'11 quantmos or other to the memory of William M. Bar-
.11111 1111 111 111 1-1.1 taken care of num of Bridgeport. mic died last
1 1115
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V (1111.101 11111r1wndont of the \
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1:21:
1-119-111-1011 on the 1.11er DUCH-ESS, The Cofiee Supreme 48c lb. 350 1b. .1 ‘
”5:;mnm «1an SAN B0, A Fine Colfee 37c lb. 22c, lb.» -
\\1~11::,\\1r7. _ AMBASSADOR COWA, :
' ; j;“n‘,‘,':,'}‘f{ fl"): ”:33? Absolutely Pure 350 lb. 19c lb.
1 f0)“: “(,1 112431., last, PEANUT BUTnER Absolute!) Pure 30¢ Ill-19¢“).
.. 2.11. {1.111‘ .3123 ITALIAN OLIVE OIL:
\ 1: :1 1:1}11111319 1:11;; Absolutely Pure 1—... 900 1“. 65C pt.
I\-.‘1CL“£1.."N. i“ S- V- BUTTER . I ‘ ‘
Genuine Whole Milk 7 7c lb. 51c lb.
S. V. EGGS, Sound and Sweet 63c doz. 31c doz.
Ink
0 (qsner 11r- mic or “good
f :1 111.1111 rlmhm: policeman
1 11: 111: ~ 11(1‘01‘0 the doors
11:12 1%” 111 $600 bond
{(1.
111 p 11111-1111 11 1 v1.19 dying. un-
l' ‘1
'-.1'..—- mi-i 1w appreciated}
‘.Wm
said. "Ih’idmm o
“The Commander praised the oneness
w though venerable with age. ’
”m in their interest In and 10'.
ion“ count-y.
Department Commander Randolph
W Williamson. 0: Word. in his mo-
ot Momorhl Do: on We holi-
day . ”1110'an o! Immoral Day to
theGljandArmyhubeengreat. and
the do: io'mons the moot-mood.
The interest that ls n0w taken in In!
observance la a certain proof that we
bonded hotter than“ knew prior to
its designation. There lo not a parade
that panes through the otreoto of our
cities in which the Spectators take a
greater interest." ._ .- .
Assistant Adjutant-General A. .P,
Stark reported a. membership of 1.84:,
"So {nulmayjumwearestul
maintaining the onus spirit 0: patriot-
ism uh! has been our slogan for the1
past yéars. On:- step may be slower
and we may appear more venerable in
appearance. but our spirit is still
youthful. Our ranks are getting in-
ner. as our-losses by death have been
very heavy for the past year, as the
said that he 3%
mammind'flntofll- hummum repowsdthattho
,ohlandhislo-wnldooolymn'rho Riv-oi: mammal.” one
7 coon-cont“ mud 11.094 moo.
deuce in his ability and assistance.” Filmy-tour” me their own ber-
an ion and tom-tour posts. with on
William 1:11am." “homeom-
mmamNMot In-
immudomonothomeobo!
honorwumrnornioaandohfl.
[11. Th! unmet '0! {ha cloh “I
‘ the
Atameeuntotthemlorolnlot m
1921.8. gamma-1y itwas min-Cine
votedtoenossoohomomoroheo- o: the nation.
Milne Grand. Anny had had in W‘oomradoo. model! Mom 811nm
arson.
strongly in Savor of having the vorions Knapp and Elisabeth mounm'
m
‘rhe‘obitnary roll for 1920 3110'“
that Admiral Ebola Post. or New Hos-
lven, ion 31 members 6! death. which
is'threo'fimeo as many as any other
post in the State. -
Following the hm machinatio-
automobile ride was taken in cars poo-
vlded by the Automobile Club 61
Hartford.
Loot
evening a campfire was held‘ot
TheMLQooceptthschol-
lease of the “chain: tor a game to
be played on
Ground-1 at I 8
The ml
113. o: Non-walk. on the Word Sheet
qundo, tomorrow afternoon (Satur-
day) at 3 o’clock. All Eagle players
are requested to be ready for a brie
practice before the game at half past
one.
namaomm
Agril 13. at the Better
o'clock.
will play the Blue Dev—
to theoe matters. this option
2 taken.
The delightful mumeal
“Springtime." which the senior
Adjutant's report will show."-
Commander Williamson paid tribute
a net loss or 147. The loss from
death during ,the year was 165. he
Assistant Quartermaster-General. he
reported receipts at. $1,795: and dia-
Asking rm aggregate}
1r1 11:11 on armor-fies to
VAN DYK
SP EC lAL S
THIS IS What Van Dyk is doing to prices—putting em on the
toboggan.
In a year old H. C. L has received some awful bumpsi
Look below and see what has happened in the Van D111:
Stores :
PRICES
to aver-pi 11nd .
II/lVI-T TIQI'OR IN
ST“! I ..T
April 15- 1.00 Busch.
r1 .1 111:11111 “1111-1110) to!
charged
91:11.0 pro- l
11-41111 Jury,
(11‘ 1111- 111\\'
:.,.1~i.-
° W“ .1. FURTHER CUTS IN
(The first figures show the price one year ago)
5111:.'1f: 10 his feet and
11 \‘lTl
11 "\S OFT "SELF
- And on this F1 1day and Saturday we are going to sell you with
one pound of Tea. or Coulee
SUGAR . . . 'At 7c lb.
says: that a few
‘ 1111011 1110 skin sur—
.1\\'111L' 11:11! )‘Pducos
- 1-1111 11nd so tough-
--,:111\r- skin llndf‘l‘v
11,11111011111101pcn-
111'11 1111- nail turns
. lmnsl ovor night.
. 11.11‘111l1-SS. antiseptic
11.11‘11110111911-1. How-
11111' from the drug
.."i1 111111111111111g din-('-
Whioh One Year Ago Was 18c
James Van Dyk CO.
21 NORTH MAIN STREET
fay/a}! a} a
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BETTER
G RAD E
a fi‘la/‘f- 'a‘
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MASQACHUSELTTS ed- PENNSYLVANIA .‘
ME ATS. "‘ "' 1:241: if
’ is
YOU PROFIT 11
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1'1
. \VI
BY OUR g.
- ‘ Sf!
MARKETING METHODS "9
‘ ' ' 3‘!
32!
21131117 independent packeis during the war increased 5.1
11011 facilities so as to provide for Government demands. :%
’ut now, in order to maintain production so that their ‘1;
<
111 111tS will not stand idle, these small packers are com-
pulled to sell in carload quantities.
The National Market 00., purchasing from these pack-
sat quotations far below Eastern Market prices, passes
the savings on to you in lower prices for far better- grade
. 'fl'fl’-
\ ‘uumxm
Meats. _ . ~ '
LEGS MILK FED VEAL. .’ .................... 28c lb.
RUMP MILK FED VEAL...‘.*L ........ 32c Jib.
(HUCK STEAK- OR ROAST ....... » ........... 15c 1b.
FRESH CHOPPED _B_EEF... ........ _ ........ 19c 'lb.
SHOULDERSPRING LAMB ...... .... . v5 ....... 18c lb.
CHOICE YOUNGTOWL........J....‘......m....~39c lb.
FRESH -OR GDRNED RLiirEL. ._ f... ..... ow).
SMOKED CALLIEHAMS ..... _......19clb.
Norwalk Market
171 WALL 'T-S'E-REET
Phone 1875 _
so. NorwamMax-ket
98 WASHINGTON ST. '
Phone «1717‘
Beg to Announce the Opening Of
IR NEW STORE,
We invite a careful inspection of our offerings in Men’s and Young
Men’ S Clothing, Hats and Haberdashery. Our ability to purchase, at pres—
ent low replacement costs, affords us an excellent opportunity to offer the
greatest values now pOSsible, backed up by the Newest Metropolitan
Styles. AS proof of above statement, we list below a few of our Special
offerings.
committees pauoniae Nowell: nor. 1 ply
chants. Previous elm-so ht” been mules! extravaganza, "a
doing busineoo with oat-obtown nor.
chanu. and Norwalk business men
have been eomplolnlng of this lack of
home oplrit. and. in ouler to ohow the
sentiment of this year‘s clans relative
comedym“*'.1..'.n'=.' sums.
new
three or the star roles in"
”Mum lloi}
was
m,“.fi:§
153 WASHINGTON ST.
153 WASH-IN GTON 8T”
Clothie?“ and Furnishers
‘fI‘O MEN WHO KNOW"
KEELER DU 1 LDlNGv
\
SOUTH NORWALK
SOUTH NORWALK
MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S
All-Wool
S U I T S
$22.50
Worth $30.00
Special.
All Our Merchandise
Guaranteed to
MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN'S
Single and Double Breasted
SUITS
$27.50
Worth- $37.50
All WOOL
Satisfy
A Special Offering of Men’s
Percale and Madras
Fast Color.
Value $12.00
or
Money,
MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S
High Grade
‘ SUITS .
$3.50
Worth $55.00
All WOOL .,
Solt Hats
Newest Styles
$2. 85
Men ’3
Caps
9
S‘
Collar
Re fun ded
amour. OFFERING or mm SWAN
Union Suits for Men
95!:
CoAmplete Selection OI lhe~.Foiiious
“Stuffga'rter
for Men
White Mercerized Oxford
RTS
Attached or Neckband
.35
Value $3.50
‘Notaseme .
HOSiery ",
~for—
NEN, WOMEN
and BOYS
Norwalk Chronicler