Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 21, 1922 · page 5

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SIXTY MILLIONS
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l‘.‘ pulillrun Cflnlribulinns will: «- ‘lr “Ill' Ii \\.I.‘I “ru 11: «l IA .I lnhh

ya Ilurihl: nu- (lay. w. H Wv W'WF'INV-

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'f" 1;; Mightgto‘wn' N‘ I. r;._ Iiri- In III“IT Iiuriut-‘x. 'lusml Mail: strut
-..2 var- . {1“‘loyths in his ”“5 In Irnt‘t‘iv nnrl st M n III-lull In 9:11 that

the streets were kt-pt rlvnrvrl 'lht rt:

' . -I film In small amounts.
lll'rl\ II “as rr-plirtml tlmt
lr lluil. of (‘himixm and
II»; (.7' Springfield, two of th‘:
l.t~;iulili(‘ans in the state.

way. no opposition to Hi!- rn'iu ml nt hf
tlio- troops.

Governor Sun Sour-i In a pun-lama.
tinn to the rel‘lvlbnln ni' I’rut'ivlrvwb

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.:.l.: Rigorous: support, [I] the and Kent (‘r-untlts, tlirt-rtul :ill wr-
‘ ”“12. sons to (l5'S‘lSi~frInn “riot: nnd tu‘ vii.
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.‘vlnntgnnlpn; Hare, chairman tumm asst-,mhl ea. ' ‘

'Alrllpn'q phmmiup‘. 0f the State Guard Offil‘lfllS asserted that

the troops were on rluty tn assist I‘m

"ran for the metro olitan (lis- _
p civll authorities In c-nfnrring the terms

.\'»w York announced Inst . ‘ ,
-, .e lbwurynd y-rmm ”M”, of the proclamation and that sheriff
.r ml ”mm”. will hf. (mi ,,f Lynch was still in rhnrge of pr‘ serv-

ing t'm- prime.

,.' w . .: VV'I: M .4 Met-t-
K rs i the i-mfl ass Mayor Robert A. Kenyan. of Paw.

'w- held at the Playhouse. at
l"rld’],y ppm-nary 0,; Dr. Henry tucker. last night. warned Labor lI-nll-
livke 5r Princemn will also Walnut, to parade without nffir’mi L" r-
n Tic. {'lbllC Is inw‘tea to the "Imam" 0‘ th" POW“
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i h: w : V r V
_. wh. mmfibnmns a". now SCHOOL mm. nm‘xns Pnlsox.
TOHRINGTOV. POP». 21 » ”Inify

1.: m V II . c't' as: at. 160 _
r we 1 “q l y r Du‘izon. a. fifteen-year»old whom-Eirl.

+.. . s'r‘w' 1' :‘th floor; 126 East. .
qfrp..f- .4 z 1- Foot, 42nd grpet' drank poison. yesterday. at her home
(77' :n4' because her parents considered her
I 4 too young to have a. bean. Sh:- Iett a

'r“ farewell note to her mother She
drank the poison at her home while
her parents were at work. They found
her when flier returned home at norm.
There is chann» for her recoverv

it was stated rims afternoon.

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full} numdod Iiy the league

HORVATH HELD IN $750
BOND ON FRAUD CHARGE

IIIllINH-ZI‘HIIT. Feb 21 XIII‘IIIH":
llfll\lllll.(lIIlEEIl-il. m 645‘ Ilnstwiek

uh nnv, waiving v\mlllnmiun ”II n
I Iinrgn nl nmlu 77,]vmnnt. “as Imunol
our m the I‘vhiunr} 1mm «It the

('rllninnl Supmiur ruurt In $75.0 lumds

“hon lirvuicnml Monday morning Ill

Hill I it} I‘Hlllt.

CONTINUANCE GRANTED IN
ALLEGED DANBURY FRAUD

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('lInnt : m ul l'lllllll) Assiwiiitlrni_ “will
in luml: In: iillllzul Hulun‘zlsnwnl ul
$1.70" of the lunds- III the nssmiminn,

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Irulzi'. rls'imtrl his slurli4‘: in HM Inl.

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nl ( H! “I‘ll BIN'KAI‘Hl-l.
s’flPFSHss. lirxnuun
Itnr‘k hurts you? (‘ant straighten
without sudden pain.
(and twmzt-s? Now listen!
lumnngn. s(i:itir‘a.
strain, and you'll git n-liI-f tht3 mom.
out you rub your back with soothing.
penetrating St, Jar-oil's Oil,
vise takes out sorfness, lameness and
stiffness so quirkly You simply rub
it on your bark. and out comes the

up

the skin.

Limher up? front) suffer!
small trial bottle of old. honest
Jarob's (lil from any drug store,

St.
and

sharp Fit-hos
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pain It is harmless. and doesn't burn‘

Get a

after using it just once you'll forget.

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a ’0' W t had bekacm’bgfghjjfiiNA'rI'RF, LOVES BRIGHT COLORS.

or sciatica. because you
never hurt. or cause any more misery.
It never disappoints. and has been
recommended for,60 years.

 

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Be sure you get

BROMQ V

The genuine bears this signature

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39 Wall St, Norwalk, Conn.

 

T he Coal Situation

To the. many customers who have consulted. us regarding
the coal situation for nex‘. Spring. we have advised as fol-

Althnnqli indications point strongly to a suspension of:
mining. with more than a possibility of a miners’ strike
April lst. we do not advise buying next Winter ’3 coal now,
ining wage scale controversy is
settled that prices will b- lower.

But we do advise buying now the Coal that you will need
between now and next May or June.

THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
PHONE 113
10$Water St; 80. Norwalk, Conn.

Orders and payments may be left with Raymond Bros.
94 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn:

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 Winsome new
Spring dresse --$22.50. ‘

Gaily and delightingly new: dresses of silk and of
fine crepe and of pretty homespun.

Straight lines are their marked and pleasing cliarac'

wristic.

That ‘3 true even of the cape dresses of homespun I

For this quaint new fashion presents a dress of
straight lines. with a clever new belt, with pockets.——and
adds to it a cape that is both flowing and yet military in
. its smallness.

lu rich henna tone and in ‘a particularly (-lem‘ light
as Us I Imiimmi IllK-:81)]‘i1]g']ll<c Ill“? DI‘IX‘IIU‘Q,

'l‘afi'oia silks and fine crepe do ('llllll's m"

A splendid collection of these, both in

in variety of appealing- designs.

liar-Ii dress in the collection of unusual

price int (rest tn<)—«

Freond floor.

A sewing-machine
most easily got!

\Vitliiu IWn or three days a sewing-machine can be
helping in all the Spring sowing. Get it through as easy

a plan as we know.

Simply join the llowland sewing—machine club. pay
your first sum of a dollar, and have machine delivered

with no delay.

It will lie :1 machine you’ll enjoy using:
easy-running and doing well every sort. of home sewing.

It's total cost to you will be the same as though you
The store charge nothing
extra for the club privilege which extends time for pay-

paid its entire price at once.

went over seVe 'al months.

(‘omc and see the Rowland machines. lost them. see
Then join the club. if vnu want

just. what they will do.
In secure one easily.

Third floor.

Sweet. Fair!

Entrances in Main

ri-nzly of
Fin-Is «at muwi' ll‘llll

lumil tors and

$22.50

 

quiet and

$39 $65 $75

 

lcld Avenue; and Cannon Strea

Liberal-

lots of

tested toiletwares
at special price.

Some of the best—known dental preparations.
of the most-delightfully perfumed powders and creams.
Some of the most useful of things. Number of articles of
extra interest to men.

Some

Liberal lots; we expect to continue the spovizil prim‘s

Tooth preparations.
Ipaua tooth paste 35c.
PCI‘IE‘CO tool ll paste—32c.
Listerine tooth paste——

 

350.

Dr. Lyon's pnsle 01' pow-

tier—3 for 50v.

$1

Pepsodcut paste—3 for

Kolynns—Ti for 5013.
Forlimi's paste-22c and

4‘2“.

Face creams.
IIiud’s limit-y and almond

creamy—33¢.

 

Frost i I la
Pond 's

22c.
cream,

cold

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vanishing—£10 & 42c.

Daggeit & Ramsdell

el‘eaiii~—9r to 39c.

Elcaya cream—420.

 

l\Ium~—170.

Sundries.
Illemieu's shaving cream
——29(}.
Mulsifipd eoeoauufi oil
shampoo 34c, "
Palm Olive shampoo—

47w.
lg‘solwllle and 390.
Listeriue—ZBC to 740.

 

right through this entire week. .

Toilet soaps.

Palm Olive soup—6 for.
400.

Fl‘OllI‘ll Lemon soap—2113.

Lemon skin - \vhitcuer
soap—Amoricnu—A for 323:3,

Parker’s tar snnp~]9«3.

Resinol sonp~l9m '

Cutieura snap—19c.

\Voodbnry's so. p—3 for,
50c.

Hair brushes.

Good lightweight Strong
linir brushes with bristles
set. in a metal lmv'k. Live
and cleansing- and mVl‘Q‘Ol'fltd
lug» 747w.

Powders.

Johnson's Bally
—15c.

Meuuen's boraled or vio-
let talc—18c.

DjerKiss talc—190.

Mavis inlvum*3 for 500,

DjerKiss face DOWdCI—i
39c. ‘

L‘Origon face
650.

L'Origon cmupaets-39c.

LnBlnrlie filer powder—«o
43".

powder;

powder—q

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Linc: ywn I-r uroLL'x lvmn Illlr' s'ill'IOO
luulv blows I" it lvrixl- I‘M” ruinwl 4": :3.
Iiim lit-m llil 'iuuiltvs suutv Alinlsll'h
['11: «if I"!*‘ II‘lI II' vsm- lmlvfis‘ Ilni n ..
III FL x'xl' ulvu: 1; “Vii-z nut-r Ilw- {HUI s ..
[if Vin-Ill in '! «lI'I‘zl’i‘ HI ”lb \lfivln'» :
l‘I-rlvs In flu lHIHI" r4» "millet-l lufm .:.
will EPI IA' Hm I'l'l'rllllf r: who thr 0.

ll!“ Irluls (if thr- Morinl s. lllvr will any
Irlr r:-_. nIisII-Ii from ”NV I'l‘lllllll fit the
serxirrx («r-“pt in sprril‘u- (rises of nit-n
(in duty at H-vtain stnlf “fliers. those
III-tailed (”I rrviuitinp: Ilutv and the
benedlets who have hm] long and lion-
oramr service with the st-a soldiers. .

Tho order (If Mn‘ior (ii'nf‘rnl John A.
Lejmme was not iss'uml as: roller-lion
(In the fighting mFriIs of the mr'n who
have been SPrimist wounded by (‘11-
pirl's arrows. Vaurlmilliuns who (II--
(lare that the marrirvd man is :1 better
warrior herause he is always fig—Him:
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