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A. J. Flynn has been fortunate en-
ough to secure the agency for the
Powenown Cord Tire in the City of
Norwalk and surrounding towns and
has opened his factory branch store
on the corner 01 Railroad avenue and
Monroe met.
I Mr. Flynn has been connected witF
the selling end of high grade area tor
the past five years and is a. live ener-
getic 3oung man of pleasing personal-
ity. He sold out his business in New
Haven in 191?. when called. to serve
oversea with the Yankee Divhion and
returned to this country in 1919
and later became connected with the
Power-town Sela Co.-
When the opportunity came for
him to aecure his own agency: he im-
mediately decided that the thriving
city of Norwalk should 1.. "e the
chance to become acquainted 33 1111 this
wonderful product. and in fact was
urged to establish his atone here by
tionala. has joined the New
reaaonably priced but in the best coil!
tire on the market.
”an
' L'EW HAVEN. Nay 6.—Harr3‘ Bur-
nend. a pitcher of the New York Na-
_ club of the Eastern League. He pitch-
ed the m for Waterbury. last nea-
Awordmuataleobesnldofaie
service rendered and he ha.- been in}
ctr-acted by the factory to give tlié
utmost ntisilactlon to all no
and adjustments on an 8.000
basil will be made at the atom
whatever way the buyer think it
initiator! ‘
It wfii pay all owners of can w‘h
are looking for the minimum of ti
expense to investigate the splen
Introductory Sale which he is co»
ducting during the month of Ma;
The advertisement of which up
on another page of this paper.
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~Blcycle Week- Specm disco“ " nah-antennae n
at A. W. Hodg‘e'S. Music Hall Bloclg
—-Buyyour coalatHarrisand0iusg.‘
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For sale by Stimson-Powell Corp.
forecatedl'oag
End Breath. Sour Stomach.
Biliouaoeu. Sick Head-
aebeIodigeatioo, Constipation,-—tabe
MW.
They clear the bowels. weeten the "our
Do not gripe.
1.8.901"! ml.“ Temple. Lia-Anode-
”Wear- expeneoeeviihauaon-
medics. cotwiaau 2 ., -
Fandcd-‘ficTMaadMaretkml
“No-To-Bac” has helped ,
to break the costly. or ' '
M habit. Whenever you
longlng for a doom .
for a chew. Just place a ‘ »
'no-Bac tablet in your mouth . '
to help relieve that awful
Shortly the habit may be co w
broken. and you are better 0!
all: physically. financially.
, eaay. no simple. Get a box of
:Bac and itit doesn't release”.
all craving for tobacco in an!
your druggiat will refund your
without cue-tho.
-—Coal for next winter at
and Goal.
, q [.1 niogl‘flpll shows a passenger train passing over one of 1
:1213333 bridge over thePecos river in Texas. The huge structure or steell
s 321
11a : In :,1g and weighs more than 8,000,000 feet above the river, more than
"Tv’b, 113111;; at the bottom of the canyon with only his dog Cap,
he highest bridges in the world—the Southern Pn- l ,
pounds. For ten years W. A. Clare. shown in the insert, has guarded
for a companion. i
.\ 'i l.\'.\TIOV .ARI‘IY
;..»'l'
.lrL.;
has claimed the
. ~ 1. new (‘1"d friend.
‘ ' " sv‘ln’vfi mio ll)?
330' 1-? 1M recogni-
vws :1 thing of
in “1 »;»~ l-lce 1::a:;: an-
l-uwd on simple
c :u: up from th(
I‘ z I: 1.13: been the
»_ v‘vr ins! murmured
; x .— :‘uzt the Salvation
mone3 and others more fine feathers
but the Salvation Army and its 3301]:-
ers were found where there w
to do. doing those jobs without much the dixorce action brought by James
swank. but with full measure
ginger of efficiency.
when the
opinion upon our social problems.
has become worth while
what the Army is doing.
Oth(r organizations had more’ FABIILY PHYSICIAN W8. ‘
NEW YORK. May 5..——Dr Hugh ' ‘
Russell was a witness today with the . ,
ere jobs rc sumption of the referees hearing in
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MME. J EANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEA DING
CORSETIERE :fAND GLOVER
ma---
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of the ,A Stillman \‘ew lork banker. against
lt‘ne tormer "Fifi" Potter. '
now‘ Dr. Russell was for three years the
anismlman's family physician. He was
It‘called by counsel for Mr. Stillmanund _ ,
to Watch ‘is expected to be questioned concern- ‘
ing conversations he had with the '
banker‘s wife. who is charged with
“'e :1 re beginning
Salvation
to listen
Army has
Just now Collier‘s is particular-L3
MAY SALE OF WHITE
Dainty Silk and Lingeriei Undergarments ;
sets, Brassieres, Gloves, Hosiery, at most reasonable prices.
also, Cor-
l2-1.‘.L‘.l«’l. of. deeds interested in a dri3e which is being infidelity_ I
l h ~§ Tum; "to made “Ea“‘s‘ u “"31 Slums Today‘s hearing was delayed until ‘ CARTER’S KNIT MERWEAR ON SALE
., ‘ :‘ ‘3‘,”3‘ —‘____—':_——— 11 o'clock while attorneys for the
‘rpmzlgfljs BJRTl-E‘ MADDIA DEFEATED. plaintiir conferred with their witness ; ‘ , r g ...L
17" ‘ ‘ ""7 It was expected that during the day ‘
‘ “7‘5 30m” PITTST'T RC Ma) 5 ~Harr3 Grub Pernard Kcll3. for three years super- ‘ 3! SAT.“ rCREPE DE CH|NE OR SATIN
. ‘...» Larkspur Pittsburgh. won the “(“spaper deci— intndent of the Stillman countn . S! HOSERY CAMISOLES PENICOATS
l 5111-”: if“? siou gin his ten- round bout with Bart- :plwc‘e near l'-l( asanhille \' Y. would (a White or Flesh Mite or Flesh L B R bbe T
' 14 Kr F‘r'lmon 103 adden. \‘ew York Thu are 'be recalled Yesterday. he was said ‘.j _ .. OW list or u r F
‘- . 1- ‘lj “Mfr-15‘ light heavyweights The sport wrmrs to tune identified the handwriting of ii $350 Silk Hosiery, Black, 51'009 $149, $135, $249 54-95: $533 Corsets
to Merl-{.1330 the decision to Johnn3 R33 Fred. Beauxais Indian guide named . , \"hfim Bl‘C “.n. = $1.0“
.1.( War l mslmigh lightweight. in his ion. as co_fi.sp0nd¢m' in certain letters. g 3. Gl‘M' and éavv $2.49 CREPE DE CHINE OR SATIN~ -. .ATISTE OR 85100 SILK for ,,,,,,,,,,, ‘ s
\smrll round {:0 with Charles Dunn—of Am-l ———————— g .6 " ‘ ~ ENVELOPE CHEMISE ENVEIIOPE CHEMISE Samrdm Onl} .
. bridge. Pa. Try a. Sentinel Want Ad. 3 I; $.15“ Silk Hosiery $1 95 White or Pink ’ ‘ $2.00 Corsets . . . $1.35 0
-_,---. —— -—- , “am sm- .1... . $2.75, $3.25, $3.90, 543:. “$1.29, $1.49, $1.95, $2.49 . _
Fm n 3 v 30 "11. H 3 P] 1. e $2.50 Corsets . . $1.90 '
’. ‘\“‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ graft-1": ‘- : 'uwlaw aln- ‘- “'2... Si ' COMET". } ac '. CREPE DE CHINE BATISTE OR MUSLIN ‘ ‘
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Cf: LJQLJBELJLJ 'i'/' I a vim 'ar;’avi-i"./-.'a',' ‘\-~- - ‘ s ‘ ‘ I ‘ ‘9 ‘3 11:...” 11.5““: Navy, Rus- NIGHT (:0th NIGHT GOWNS $35.33 $0158: . . . :33; :‘
" r' m ' $1 95 n... o... 1 49 1.9- “1‘59 ‘ ‘
’ .. - — . o 2.49 - - . .
{£3 :2 .‘ B4 (1“ l‘ 9- ...... . $4.90 . $1309 3 ’ s ’ s g
{353 if i! $2 on Sill.- HOSiery. Black. uusun SATEEN on aans‘re .
5+ 9 9 u n ““-*“- I‘m “re-*- and PETI‘ICOATS BLOOMERS BRASSIERES 1 4‘:
C’i Navy - 1 {i
* » a 3.9 f... ,,,,,,,,,,, $1.25 51-69 $1.00, $1.49, $1.90, 32.49 $1 00 WW ....... .
{‘37 t; 3! [Hr 1.. $1.37 1 Bxassi‘rr‘s ........ 79¢ :
l L: l , ’ Ii 3! fr; ‘ $1.50 Brassiercs ....... $1.00 ’ ‘
a; ., GLOVES . .
L' In ‘4 Ill Q'lk Cur — .:. v ' - 1' .-
,. g u i, ._1 or -mum. $1 00 . BANDEAL X
11 WALL STREET - - - NORWALK . . E .. «
. - 9 , n 56 SOUTH mm STREET . a 3 , ---------- .. .
._ 3! iv Longs ilk $1 79 $1.00 Baudcdux ........ 690 ‘
: l! 3.: G103 es ...... . o " OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 P. M. $3.00 Bandeau}: ........ $1.35 ' ‘
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SELLING OUT
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I Will Discontinue My Clothing Department
Furnishings and Hats
Here Is Your Opportunity to Buy Your SPRING SUIT at Less Than
Wholesale Price. Included in This Sale Is Entire Stock
of MEN’S TROUSERS and RAINCOATS.
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Don ’t M iss Th is Greatest Sacri-
fice 5019 Ever Held—7m . 3
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a Most Complete Stock of
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' ble wear.
tion.
NOrwelk
Buy advertised goods. Only good goods, fairly priced can Stand
the spotlight of publicity
A merchant or manufacturer would not dare to advertise merchan-
dise that is poor in quality, poor in' make or that will not give reasona-
The penalty of such tactics is too heavy. N o
no business concern—can thrive under the Weight of public condemna-
A merchant places the whole reputation of his business at stake
every time he advertises. Naturally enough, he is careful of what he
says and when his statement is placed in the newspaper '— where
everyone in town may read—so that any untruth in it will be known to
all of his employees and most of his friends—Mien you may be sure he
is doubly careful.
When you buy advertised goods you get a bargain because they
must be as advertised.
So it pays you to read advertisé'ments. Advertising protects you.
Read the advertisements 111 this:- paper and get the best of the bar-
et,“ .
, This is the Way to 'Make
y ' Every Buy a Bargain
goods—and
Norwalk Chronicler