Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 18, 1921 · page 2

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,3; earnestly desire. and will support their
:3 representatives in every endeavor to
secure. such limitations of armaments
7': as will relieve the peoplesobtlie'earflr‘j

2397 peril of war.

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3‘4 world
5 ever) pulpit be heard such discusion _
31nd appeal as will awaken. the con-
73.: science of the people to an apprecia-
3‘ tion of the world crisis.

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(continue tron m Pm).

' from expenditures ruinous to their
economic lite and involving continued

In the creation and ex-

invasion of

Lot us not. {all to recognize and fulfill
our high calling.

We therefore urgently mommend
the oizering “prayer in exery Church
that the minds of people and rulers
may be named toward a Christian so-
lution of the present_problem of the
We recommud that from

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‘V9 950°C-
ially urge the observance of Sunday.
Not-ember 6th. and Armistice Day.
November 11th. with such services as
‘ will hear witness to the profound in-
terest of Christian people in the great
effort for world peace.
For the Executive Board.
“'IIJJAM NORTH RICE.
President Emeritus.
ROCKWELL HARMON POTTER.
President.

GIRL STUDENT FOUVD
MYSTERIOUSLY HURT

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conducts a lodging house for students
where the girl lived. and Renmomi
Bacaldo another 01' thgoe‘s pupils
of 1038 803151011 strlel.

Lythgoe and the girl‘s father are
said to be friends The father is Ford
Sutorls of the “asliington Heights ad-
dress Miss Sutoris had been automo-

3?" bile riding with Lyvhgoe and Racaldo

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was <rated. Rermering
consciousness at the Cit} Hospital
the young woman refused
to make a statement

 

 

 

 

such soniimont the 2.
f— Churches must take to Rolling part.

 

 

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gree
will speak in Yorktown, at the monnA

 
 
 

tion of Dr. J. A. C. Chandler as presi-
dent of the College of William end
Mary and to receive an honorary de-

Before coming here the president

 

 

 

 

 

i‘ grog back yards ol 564 and $2 are. _ 1381' on the spot
goo-firmed by a fence about five feet " 1 1 . a ‘
thigh which extends from the rear ‘7; y» ,37
3. use wall part way‘tu" theme): Jenna: _ 7. -
2 spocxh'ore msgmmmam _ 5 g, . '
fggjunher side of the partition trfl ‘ 7. ‘{
5: _1Tom eight to rén‘ toolbar} a‘ . 5:77 '
,-. dfcular line up. to-lihe Pivlndg‘é‘, , [M Q
: r‘ller réom . 16:13:12, - .. . .
Jr was stated at the hospital 43,8 5152310. and , - 1-. -. ,
5 night that the girl has a fair chance Will: WM where
for recovery Signet-s - e 7 on“ ofhlnde-
'-.; pendeuoe. 29 Unit States Sinners.
5 DEGREE FOR .32 governors, three Speakers of the
PRESIDENT HARDlNG House of Representatives. 10 Cabinet
officers antimony representatives. -
wan Visit the Cello of William and - - ’
Mary geomorfow An .Englishman has inventel spring
steel clamps to replace shoe laces.
YVILLLAMSBURG. W. Va, Oct. 18.-— 7 ' '
Preparattions have been completed -
tor the arr-um} here [91:10 __oi}’ros-
idem Harding to attend gin-3189.3- ,
1;-L . Stops Hair Coming Out;
~ . 3; ' ‘Thickens. Beautifies.
tuosda;,lid W'eduesday ” 5i
{2 All 3m.- Lined :
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TRICOTIlVE _, 2
*2 SUIT 535
“7’7; 7: , ‘7
-» 35 mom-s long _ “fl 3
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In the Newest Styl? .2 2
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"if $19.97 9.‘ ;
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Sizes l5 to 4.4’

dq'l!~l"“3l!’t~"3

Tel. Nor-walk 736
Branch ‘ of 'Bo'n Ton '
. Neill \ork

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Those 365%;

ordered another shipment.
terial is exceptionally good.

et one of these coats when
£6238 your chance now.

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blue, brown and a few ’
in black. All good
styles, and markodvg at

$39.59

Second 9300?. 7—»

brown and blue, straight belteé’ .1 .. fiéi .
Sizes from misses 3.6 to womensrm. Ifmfi’not

 

 

Cloé'l ‘

which we Suffered a short time ago at the unusual
price of $25. 00 were so greatly appranated-Rhflm

The quality. 591334!" ms
The colors are reindeer,
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they were ofiered before,

$25.00
Sports floats

Good looking styles for wear all winter. Heavy
All Wool Clothin a light shade of tanand cinnamon
brown. The backs are plain or with a. widefltehedr
tuck down the contenthe sleeves setin raglan fashion "
and the belts narrow in Willth, sometimes crossing in:
trout. Silk lined thrwgho‘ut.

Excellent coats for

. . $25 90

‘ Second door.

Linen: Squares

 

Twelve Mes. based
firth-awn to tl£mad.-
W of‘ favored
spa , shades, with
white if dean?" étl' 5‘» »

filth; each.

'6 squares for $150

Linen (ion.

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.fpl. cation 30:: can not find a partirm

'o dandruri or a tallirg hair. Besia >
Amer} hair shows ir‘V liio. vigor
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Outlet Store,

7.Not :heing able to greet all

our frmds’ personally, we

two tbs method to extend

to you a mostwcloomo mvi- »
tation to attend the most: "
We Fall merchandw- "
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“.frantier- :
i .e '«at nnV drug store. Atter one-and

color and shind-

'street is in a critical ‘condition in St;

 

“feter Pan'
‘for children’s

der, brown, gold 3‘an
oliéofied gingham”

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good for win inter wear as it is of good weight.

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school dreams

mew: otgmg‘hamw gum-anteed to in East
color, alsoqlpsun proofnand tub 1m.lt lumméiu
811131132113. iiiodiifin féfiecks, 533%,.5332‘ green I: u 35!: —
black witluxlnte.
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; ‘ 7‘ The House of Read gives its eame’ . stand heart}: support to the 17‘":—
tor Homes and Fashion Show, Oetober 18, 19 and 20.
It is aokallenge. to Bridgeport to plan for the most beautiful city in
,NBW fiIgIand, to make it attractive to visitors and new rosulems. m
ensure its future prosperity.
We of Bridgeport have an historic background as have most nthvr
‘old’placaé of New England. It; wsomething to be proud of am
something to live up to. To unlike that is one step on the “av tn
progress. . . .
If it seems too great an undertaking to leave such an ideal city lt‘? us
remember that one way to achieve it, is for eve-11V JIQMEI’Iltlrl' 1..
make hishome attractive, to keepllis'own doorstep close 7 ' ~32
ing. ‘
A8 for Better Mons, all things change from «215011 to seasmi and
home at Read" is everything is readV 7.; the Wm 01 apparel for women
and children. 7
Them Floor with Shoes. Underwear, Men’ 8 Fun: is‘ 1:722. RH»-
bODS, Jewelry, Women’s Nerf- {wear and Veilings, Toilu a«...\_..-_
fictions, Ila-e33 Trimmings, Candy and Books.
The Second floor, OoatS, Saints;- Elma, Dresses, Lingerie, ( Ursa:

- Mimi-y, Childrenls WW The“ Tear Room and Gift Room.
‘ ' The Third m, Suits and Dresls Goods. Domestics. (“l-91011120.:

The Mm Rugs and Furnitum

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Salts for Small BOyS

Wm one of the best.

', general wear, hob-been used this
of. manholes up to Sigh
flankr eludes of brown. Heather 74' “<2 11

liked materials for
fall for the ma‘. in
1: years.

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mld taxi.

wrtlr smigkt mama's and with either regular m

.Fronelunilldy. Silk
Iu‘SYZos from 3 to 8 years.

vyBlne 6331331593,
dv stile for. 6 to 8 Years.

white. waisfie,
fem."

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broil and embroilksred much»
givewliommming and Shore are box toes of him it silk.

5".00

’ Serge 121 regulation mill-
3?;09

flaw Show, straight trouserabuttoued In
“0; ir’R’Et Twist "Style. 7Siees 3 ’to (3

$4.50

children a shop Sgtond floor.

Fall QXEOTdSv
{Foams mdfimi- Bros Styles

or brown mahog"nV: Ce 2?

2m .smede with square wing "tip and low broad heels.
1 shoe flint: has conifer-till every line. ‘

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2 Thesamo model? is developed in Scotch mound

whit}; is a‘ very bright finish, quite dressy in appeal -

£11061

7:7 ‘7 $7.

 

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i BRIDGEPORT, October 17.-7—VV'lth
one man dead and another at the
point of death in St. Vincent's hos—
pital authorities of Fairfield and am-
cils of the Connecticut company are
bending over) pifort to clear up the
details of the crash between an auto-
mobile owned by the Peck and Lines
company of B'fidgirpprt and a Nor-
walk trollei near Ash Creek in Fair-
fleld at 11:20 T‘flda“ night.

Edward Finnegan day foreman at
the Peck and Lines“ garage. and wide-
ly known in this city is the man who
Was killed in the collision and Nathan
E. Olmstead. salesman for the sme
concern. living at No.‘3‘55‘ French

 

Vincent's hospital. The authorities to-

before Coroner J. 7J. Phetan who will
conduct an inqtiiry'into the accident

[loyal-e amassing‘ ende' flee to produce

THREE WWW“
FAlAl EHASHAl‘ ASH EHElll

 

7 lug the mental automobile. and Olm‘

.ment today declared the. collision oc-7

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According to witnesses at the scene
of theéaeeident. a five passenger tour-
'mg car'lu which Finnegagx and Olm-
stead wrre. riding on the :iront seat.
was traveling at a “rapid” »rate of
speed tower“ Bridgeport. when it is
said to have struck the left hand side
of the trolley car and been thrown to
the side of the road. ‘5th m
in their opinlons as to who was driv-

stead is alleged to lime stated last.
night that he was not operating the
mar. but was riding beside? Finnegan-

conductor Bennett.

”promptly 90m, pixwith instructions“

in charge bin
the Norwalk trolley inurlved in the ..

“New EAVEN” Sailings
SET EORNOY: 1 Saran
c. 7N. 7E Foolilov. 5

Continued tron: that ha.

org-ohizatiohs' involved; Impart this
information so that those interested
will understand that they an: to

Z. 3. Blake general chairman of .he
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and 1311;336an oi the Boston 3:4
Maine system. in a statement tonight
said that. the can thing that would:
avert a walkout: would be a revocatipu
of the wage Leduotion order.

openly stategat. them. that
a strike was Masteredehrme sail

minds in an exert to unload Mr prio-
perties on to the two: people of
the Failed States. The backers of the
roiiroads are trying do tom :m
.roads into.a position which mum

meow the. SW‘ 3.8:

. do; moved from

Mr. and Mrs. Robin 8016.? )vsie;~
Hillside Sift-4‘: t.;

Jamaica. Long Island. when» {he} “ill

 

more RHEI‘MATIE‘I RED

I'EPPm.
\Vhen you are sufieritig with rho;-
r'matism so you ran hardly
just-try fled.Peprper:Bub and _\7ou may.
have me quickest Belief known.

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etrating bait {is med peppers. Instant
relief. " Immilioon'as you apply“ Real
Pepper Rut} you Rebate tingling heat.
In (Ereé #‘m'h‘mtei- it worms {he are

blood bimflofiz‘ Wow the ton-

"In Cm he osmium, 3‘ “‘5‘de roid menindian tor. 7

mm

red peppers, costs little at any drug
store. Gerri-juror once; [Fl-'3 it. tor
1mm neufiflxflfiarhe. stiff neck:

instant} relief-wits you. Be more to

 

 

(ix-53h, and Wfall. in~a state-

cnrred near Grower-e street. and the

stmddlin: the right hand tall at the

 

at the county court house on Monday.

track unsuitable 131‘ turn out in time

 

 

trolley m at a standstill when the-.7
automobile drirrnat fr‘n-tmlt clip" and

take them lanai-find -W W”:

 

 
 
 

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get around '

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Wow-ulna rm Free: .11» . "

‘ 73mm mpperfiwb made Irvin

sore mimics. coilsin bloat.» 3‘1!!!“
mmmfie: on: the name Rowles

and W7 Linens Blankets, “fatterns, Pictures and F limit 1 ll‘. .-

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$3.95 7
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Over/Blouses
Tricolette in a 21
firm ‘WCEV‘C‘. .. Am“
Mar-k and navy 1.7

Made perfectly 51:7.
with deep fringe 7.x
bottom and Slit .1“:
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. why experienced 11611
7‘ Wacficn Guaranteed
H Norwalk Wash Stand
‘ 3630363 01.21st
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