' .Whments. and also bears the ul-
LINCOIN. Neb.. Sept. 15.——Miss :
..Mrine F. Worley presides over. .
lion-asks): state ‘board of control in ii.' :'
,unli vwivol chair sufficient to accent. .
Mate two of her size. but she is big
ml! ‘to direct the expenditure or,
artisan 35.000.000 biennium
an: job is to look after the finan-
' M main of Nebraska's 18 penal.
Mbie and corrective institutions. _
~ has the final decision on the 0112- I'-
mtmentwof every official inrthele es- ’5
flute responsibility for their econ. .
m1 and practical operation and et-r
My.
2, may are the inquiries from other
mm asking how she "did it" that
an. state board chairman receives. »~
Here is some of the advice she sends " .
hook: ‘
"fleet your fellow-man on an equal
» looting.
“Study him. aid him. reach his na—
ture. and. mend your treatment to his
ailments.
Lake Torpedo company in Bridgeport Conn” and Mrs. Roy P. Mills. who was
sponsor for the vessel.
The United States submarine 8-51 being launched at file yard or the ‘
This is the last of the submarines to be built by pri-
"Maintain an average business head ""9 contmctorS.
which every-day experience gives you.
"Practice the same judgment in
wielding the affairs or your neighbor
as you would your own-whether they ,
“larger ones or small ones. rich oncs ‘
it rpoor ones.
‘Tnstlnct. environment. common
m and an ordinary criucntion. io-
mer with an aim ‘townrd the right
maples. will put you to your goal."
CONDENSATIONS
\‘l ild cannrics \\ ere not .\ellow orig-
pally, but green or grey in color
A serving trny that fits an arm of
a luncher chair securely has been
patented.
Birmingham. Ala" has a business .
and professional women’s club of 1.-
400 members. ,
Some or the Parisian tailors iii/sue
elaborate catalogues and photographs
containing designs for clothing of pet
dogs.
" .. The directing head or Nebraska's
Institutions came to hcr office
through a. practical business tux-per-
lance and long welfare work and by Homeowrk is hard enough when
tmte system of rotation. She hczuls health.“ EVQYY 5011“" N‘WWMK W0-
Nebmsku's Anwrlcunizution work to-.man who is having backache.
. ‘nnd nervous spells, dizzy headaches
She foundicl. (io\'--clopul and contiu and kidnty 0“ bladder tl‘OUblES.
II.- to operate in proxy (1 no“... eiip- should be glad to heed this South
sling hurcuu in her home state. She NOVW‘UK WOmBn'S experience:
”I she is going back to it and her Mrs. AW“) Blber, 25 Madison sin-.91
circle of wamifut workers when she says:
getsihroug'h at the capital 1 "My kidneys bothered and I hmi
For years she 1mg been active in trouble with my back. Sharp. shoot—
svelfaro and juvenile work in Omaha lug pains would go through it (wry
She has lnkc n on m the part in start-
lng 0. dozen (".11qu 5.1100“, for the ‘1‘ rom. one end of the day to the other
Ioreign born and has done much vol- there was a (custom l‘lClH in tin
untecr court work. lower part of my hack
«in bed. I was especially troubled with
shooting pains, which went all over
3my body. My nerves became unstrung
womanly .wnr tragedies here is the and I oftcn worriul and becamc lr-
lack of perfumes. Turkish women “mm“
wrench-c their lwnuty llV fliwiillrllt in tlu mick of my in :ul I could ll'lf‘rl-
bathing. the use of on mom-mm.“ a“, r 13 stand thcm. \iy kidneys also.
the bath and tin- drinking of imitcr- were disordered Someone told
milk by the quart.
\VODI EN GIVE OI'T
WOBIANLY WAR TRAGEDY.
ANGORA. Sept. 16.-—0ne of the
"It”
blue ,
time I bent Over to sweep or dust. 7
'l'hcre we re such smere 1:: lim ~
to give Dunn‘s rx'ldm-y l‘ills a trial and .
TODAY ~
IS THE DAY
05 with’the old, on with
the new
Got one of our nifty
Emerson Hats
In the luicst for Full
now shadcs‘
Sllii pcs' ill
$3.50
New Fall Caps at
$1.50 and $2.00
Costello
All and
the
\thn lying '
The war has rmiucwl lllc lllllllllf’-(‘_ I got W'mt‘ “1 “I“ SUHSUH‘PO‘W'l ”1""? '
Nationalist govcrnmvnt has i‘nrllillrlv n 8:3”) ”n". vbfigur: “3m?" klhle‘, Dorris
the importation of i’orcimi pcriulllfsxr(6.330,:1‘1' Sizrfrfl 1:81.13): {lllllmhl 9
under thc head of l'l\'lll‘l¢*S. F4) in. le’i ' ‘ ‘ l ‘ . . . ’ -.
((‘7.n .\lfgrs.. lini‘i‘nlo. .\. Y.
the best 01' u. hmi situation. tin \Vn .
Men’s Shop
, ' 21 some not srmr
men have inrreuscd lhcir consumptiunl
of buttermilk. [
Sentinel Wants Are Winners.
ll
WALL STREET
Zrmy and Navy Sales Co.
Phone 428
N ORWALK CONN.
Last Week of This Great Value-Giving Sale l"
Shoe Specials
$3.50 Men’s Work Shoes. . . .${l.95
M71111 son Last
$6.00 Dress Shoes ..... .....$3.45‘
Tan and black, all'sizes
U. S. Navy Shoes
$7.50 vuluc
U. S. Army Shoes ..... .
Mnnson Last
$10.00 Officers’ Dress Shoes..$4.95
. . $4.95
. $4.50
$5.00 Gillette Ralzors ........ 95::
U. S .Army Rainsoats ...... $4.95
Double lulckmfluammccll \Vnicrprnnf
U. S. Navy Blankets. . .. $4.65
.l’lll’c \Vool
U. S. Army Blankets
Pure \le l—(7l2l as B
. $3.65
I
U. S. Navy Pure Wool U nder-
wear . ............... .. . .$l.59
Double Back-—‘l)nublc Front
U. S. Navy Boots .......... $2.95
Dr. Charles Shoes. . . ..... $4.35
Vici Kid—Cushion Solo. $8.50 value -
House Slippers ............ $2.35
V-ici Kid—Flcxihlc Soles
Ladies’ and Men’s Slippers...$1.15
$8.50 Dress Slwes $5.45
Shirt Specials
$1.00 Navy Chambray Shirts...69c
All sizes—3 for $2.00
Khaki Shirts .............. 87c
Army Dress Shirts ........ $1.35.
Flannel Shirts . . . .~ ........ $1.39:
l Double Elbow
l
Hosiery sale
35c Hose .................. . 15c
Kknhi, and all colors
7 pair ............................... $1.00
Ballston Knit Hose. 2%,
Medium weight
Red Cross Pure Wool Hose. . .696:
-3psir.... .................... ........$200
U. S. Army Pure Wool Shirts.$3.6577
4pair .......................... ....$1.00€
U. S. Army Breeches ....... .-.69c
Class B ~ ‘
U. 3 .Army Sweaters . . . . . 53.45
l’urc \Vool
$6.00 Pure Wool Sweater
Coats ........... . ....... $2.95
$8.50 Pure Wool Sweaters, $3.95»;
Navy Athletic Underwear. . .. .39c '7
UHSArmyBel'ts ....... .....l5c
$1. 00 Flexide Belts. . .45c
Unln cukablc \
$1.50 Overalls ......... .
All colors
$2.50 Khaki Pants . . . . . . 51.69“
Ladies’ Gabardine Breeches.$3.45
Men’s Breeches “$1.95 up
loco...
..95c
Men’s and Young Men’s
Fall and Winter Suits
In all the newest; designs and styles, consisting of ‘
pencil stripes, herringbone, unfinished worsteds, and
serges, guaranteed strictly all wool, will be offered ; . -
at prices lower than the cost to manufacture them.
As I have bought out a surplus stock of a high grade
clothing manufacturer I am able to quote the £01- -, ;_
lowing prices. £53
Men’s Suits, manufactured to be sold
«at $25.00
Men’s Suits, $35.00. . .
*$_5.00 (with Two Pair of
. Now $13.50
56 sells.
Dents»
GOTTLIEB’S
The Store of Real Values
South Norwalk
I
.............
11 North Main Street
STERLING’
This Wee-l} Demonstration of Ranges, Heat~
ers and One-Pipe Furnaces-
Barstow-Richmond '
Sterling Freedom fl
Three of. the very best Ranges made. Fully
guaranteed in every way.
2 Bake, cook and heat, or money refunded.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 WASHINGTON STREET
'" Phone 105
\
..........Now$16.50-
.........Now$22.501
Men’s Suits, $40.00 ...... . . . . . . . New $27.50
‘Boys Suits, in All Wool Fabrics; made
Ala: showing of éiihfi'en’ s school chasm“
If stout, sirviceable shoes for children, reasonab ‘ly W, *- .
peal to you, come in andlook them over
SOUTH SNORWALK
0P5?! SATURDA‘Y mums
'Wofthein‘tensehestolurlyw, mos!
thewisnmmwefiicfingoswingtommmw
oneWwfiwinter.”—WMBM.
‘ am more
There is nothing you can do to WW!“ 3 cold winter,
is something you can do to insure your own comfort. Get your «a!
in new.
, Paolo: 113
THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY 00.
108 WATER STREET SOUTH NORWALK, OONN
' F OGTBALLS
Are now on sale at
The F. ‘ £9” K. Stafioneré
16 South Mam' 'V'Street
.. . .w...
NAAST BROS! GARAGE
Minutes. at
CADILLAC m moron CARS
murmur-s 1'03 W 1!!)
HORWALK To honor“: can turn
scum nonwnuc
3mm!
Two “Baby” Fox Trots. CW)
Vingt Orchestra
"Baby in Love " from the scum
tionsl musical comedy "Lac? ‘;
\Naltz" and “i Know Why Your ‘
Mother Called You Baby." Two ex-
ceptional dance. numbers that have
been enthusiastically receired by
New York society dancers. .-.
'2 . "a/ a,
N o. 503.” R
3‘4414’
“110" Fox Trot: “sleepy Bead" Waltz
Here is a choice dance recreation, combining as it does the very
latest Fox Trot “no" (written by the comer of Daadungi' .; ‘, . u -
a lmguorous, dreamy waltz. Both played by Orlando’s Orchestrfi.
No. 50821.
“My Galloway Bose" and ‘Mavourneen”
Sung by Walter Scanion (Tenor) and here in “irish Eyes.‘ 3 n: J
romantic lrish comedy. Both of these ballads are melodious in firm:
true irish genius for Sentimental song. No. 50_836.
. Three More That Have Just Been Received
50822—“ LEARN TO SMILE,” Fox Trot (introducing Conver-
sation Step) ................ Rarierman‘s Jazz Orchestrx .
.“STOLEN KlSSES, " Fox Trot . . Raderman’ 5 Jazz Orchestra ) ‘
50825—‘ ‘ONE .055" F0! Trot ................... Conrad’s Orchestra ,
CHO~CHO- SAN," Fox Trot ' Conrad‘s Orchestra
WHEN THE HONEYMOON WAS OVER," Fox Trot ... .
............................. Broadway Dance Orchestra
“MY SUNNY TENNESSEE." Fox Trot
............................. Broadway Dance Orchestra
The Alfred Fox Piano (30.-
85 North Main Street, South Norwalk #7
- .--------------------_~--o.--,’ ........
"J’r‘vv"
50827—“
FirstAidKits ..
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
DailySérviceBetweenNew Yorkiw
{ENG mm meme
1....” “manna-Int”
in pew-.28“ Mich ,
A New Stock of
COTTON AND WOOLEN BLANKETS
In lm‘rh white and grey, also pretty plaids
$1. 98 to $16. 50 a Pair.
CGMFGRTERS— .
Cotton filled... . . . . . . $1. 98 to $10. 75
Wool filled . . . . . . .. $12. 50 to $22.50
Down. Quilts. . . . . $10.00 to $15.00
We handle the mom "ma Comforts"
Furniture Co
Norwalk Chronicler