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Make Your. Dollars Have More Sense!
TON GUED SALESMAN TO TELL YOU WHAT YOU WANT
Nothing But Real Bargains—and Mind You One Never BuysH
Without Saving Money .
9 Strap Pumps and Oxfords in all kinds of i .
leathers, Pat. Colt Black Kid or Tan Calf or
Kid, 65 Different Styles,
all for .' .................... . ..................
$2.90
Children’ s Shoes
Black 01 bro“ 11 button or
133.01
5pail left.
Boys’ Tan Calf Lace
Shoes
Goodyear Welt and $2 90
rubber heels . . .. e
Dull 't miss this
‘ Ladies’ Felt House
Slippers
heath er sole
and heel
Come in and Brouse Around.
Ladies’ Jazz
Oxfords
$3.90
Iii Patent ('Ull
01' (lull eulf
Ladies’ Pat. Colt Strap
Pump
GruySuede back $3 90
New York's latest 0
Newest ‘
Ladies’ sport
Oxfords -
In 11111 or smoked combina-
tinlls
1... ........ $3.90
The House of Real Shoe Values.
Children’s Tan or
Black High Cut
Lace Shoes
n $1.79
Misses’ Tan or Black
High Cut Lace Shoes
$2.69
Sizes Ill/£3
for ............
1022
Boys’ Tan or Black
Blucher
Very strung $1 90
for ........ ‘
Rubbers for All at 'a Low Price.
Men’s ElkSkin
Men’s Tan or Black
Dress Shoes or
' Men’s Goodyear
Welt Calfskin
Scout Shoes.
e d. Qxlfolfd: Dress Shoes
A real “'Ol‘k 100 \ ear \\ 9 ll ) Dl' ‘ ,
hm ls In black 01‘,
shoe ------ $1.95 Only .......... ~o$3 90 brown . . ”$4 90
A SHOES
111: A 1. Ladies’ ngafutslliilack or Brown p03 1117111111
“ORE L ' H 1,1 Kd 5:111:02 I mm
ow ee ’ici i an 11 er ee 3
or Buy Enough Never Again ......... $2. 90 OF THE
BARGAINS ' FAMILY
Self Service ShOe Store
ONE STEP FROM CORNER
8N0. Mam St. '- - -
So. N orwalk’,
. crudely carved. which still mark the
New «Blouses. L
A variety that‘ truly fascinates, as you
will agree when you see them.
The collection includes many handsome
sport models in stripe effects, and white
with colored trimmings.
Prices $1. 98 Q $5 00
The N. E. Ryan Co.
Washington Street
F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
loath I’m
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A leme beck, ntore muscle or n etifl
joint often is considered too lightly by .'
the mflerer. It should be remembered
ache. rheumatic pains, stifle
nee-.00
under the eyee Ire symptom: oi kidney
and bladder troublé_-end there certainly
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en. allow skin and pufineu .,
5.
help the kidneys eliminate front the
uncut the poieonone m. and acids
rgtumemthmuhumdt’pmVfiq
. 5' PM “W {Om
‘ <2" W R ' i i
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" terh ouse steak.
'remark's Mr. Witaker, who adds that
, and plain lette‘ing.
SEEKlNli ll. 8. Alli
,‘j VIENNA, March , 10. —-—Austri_9~8
enormous drink bill has aroused re-
néwed agitation in g’eztain Quarters for
gnome form of it least mdifled pro,-
h’ibitiou. An otneigll statement says it
' amounted last gear to 211, 000, 000. 001)
kronen (about $6. 220. 000, 000)
This is three times greater than the,
" a'ional coal" hill and about equal to
1:11 21.11 rency circulation. '
ports of alcoholic beverage8 ex-
“Weed/2d exports by about 35. 000. 000, 000
st ardent advocates. howevelfv‘ 1
den that prohibition is irir-E
.1, n impossibility in this country.
t le'last- for mom years. Beer and;
wines form a. part of the sustenance of
the people from youth up and no DO-
< iitical pai'ty d'fi‘ee maké it a plank in
its platform or openly advocate it.
Two Foals ago when the Social!
Democrats were in power their leaders
discussed the wisdbm of such a step
but after a careful investigation leak;
lzed it Could not be done and the
'party snruxe They did howe1er
authoriz'o‘a quiet campaign 38811193
excessite (hi: king as veil as to’pre- l‘
pare the tooth of the country for a
possible future efl'ort lor plollibltion.l
In :nam othel mus not onls the
Social Democrats but many leadlns‘k
men of all parties have stressed the
need of sohriety in a people wholace
{such a struggle. to survive as do the
Austrians.
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President Hniniseh. himself a teem.._
taller. frerluertly makes temperance
the note or I’m public addresses. The
- other «lay he rt marked to a delegation
,thnt the sight or a nation as hard
drinking asthis asking prombltion
Ameldcn for old was hardly a pleas.i
out one.
The \rlx-ittr Zeltung the “Hiking-
:mcu's orga 1.1 in an editorial last week
said: “I." impoverished Austria could;
hummou half the moral energy the ‘
lnited Suites displaxed in the sup-
presslon of (lllllk she would soon hate
no need to go begging of all the
world.
: 'l'ht new 1:15 ntlon schedules just put
into effect it crease the tax on bf’dl‘ lg
300 per cent. on nine 250 per cent. i
and on spirits 1mm per cent
it it- inner-all} (oncedcd that any!
step tonard prohibition must havic
the llulorse‘n'ent of all parties as no
purh rim 0 could sunixe such an is-l
1:119 “1111 the pouerrul opposition of
the 5: eat 10d} of the people from
walking man to peasant.
(in 1 step 111° been ace omplish‘t’d ofi
late l-y tht rt lroxnl from some of the
largest industrial plants of (ht. can-1k
teens where the men could git beerj
and wine at am hour.
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PARIS. \lnnh lit—No longer willl
lthose pampeled pets of Parisian wo-
men—-the Po melanian and the Pekin-
.geoe—be left to the unskilled cure or
the maid for their wee-Rh baths.
Elabmate hatl. s. constructed and}
equipped e\clusi\e!\ for the. ablutlons
of pet dogs of “'Pt'lllh} Part, ans haxe
just been opened in the txclushc
Saint Honoxe qu .‘11ter of Paris. M
firmfi
A fashionable dog‘s life is n verit-
able path of Posts if the word of at-
tcndants at the canine bathing estab-l ‘
‘lishment may be accepted‘ as true. At-l
ltendnnts 3:“ he rides in a luxurious
motorcar to the bath: where he has a. in
private bathing compartment.
After the bath experienced musseursl
'pny their respects to his high’nessl
while a manicurist shapes his artisto‘!
cratic claws. “’hen the veterinary de-l-
tel-mines that his health is all that his
owner could desire. he reentersr the ig
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metarcar with his mistress and re-
turns home to a dainty meal of nor-
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HAVE BlllNliEll
CHICAGO. Ill. March 10 .——Styles in
tombstones change as well as gay"
fashions. and e\e11 the short history
of America has witnessed profound
changes in What dealch in monu—
ments like to call memorial art. The
slate slabs. surmounted ‘by roundii
cherub faces or grimly grinning skulls.
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graves of the Pilgrim elders 'in Gran-
cry Burying Ground at Boston, the
catheter: at lymotlth, and in other
old New E laiid- graveyards, are in
austere contrast to the lofty obelisk;
and huge sarcophagl, of the last ecu»
till 1' which are seen in more pretentl-rl
ous cemeteries. Tombstones of today?
we of neither ty.pe according to H.‘
Tombstones erected between 1860
and 1875. Mr. Wltaker saya. were 1111.
dleuious verses inscribed on them:
Such xerses are no' longer in vogue,
C. Whitaker oi the Monumental Newt.-
posing in size. but whatever dignity n
‘Miadison “’13.
they had was often marred by the rich.
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ALL MERCHANDISE CONSISTING OF MEN’S AND 1301 S‘
' ‘ CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
Must Be SOld!
Will Be Sold!
as we have to dispose of all goods. Will quote
a few prices below
Men’s and Young Men’s
All Wool Suits
Now $ 9.98i
Now $12. 481
Regardless of cost
‘Were $18 ‘
lWere- $20 -
‘Were $25 _, 4 ’Now $14. 98.;
Were $30 9 - - «.- Now $16. 503
Were $35 - - 8 - - Now $19.50”
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Boys’ Suits With Two Pr. of Pants 5
Sizes 7 to 12, advanced spring models, 11 ere $12.50
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NOW F - - _- $6. .98};
Boys’ Suits, Odds and Ends
were $10 to $15 1
{NOW - - $3.98, $4.98 and $5.98 1
Children’s Spring Coats
were $8 to $15
NOW-
$2. 48, $2. 98, $3. 98 and $4. 98;
Children’s Hats and Caps—‘—
were $1 and $1.50
NOW - . -.;_ :-' - 10c and 25c§
Boys Knee Pants a
$121299 to 14, were $1.50, and $2.00 a
-- _. -~ 75cm
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE §
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The Store of Real Values
11- NORTHMAINST * ': . = ,— ,, so. NORWALK CT.
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the taste developed in recent years
discards pretentious stance in tavor at
small tonll stones for exact proportions
our
PREHISTORIC RELICS DIEGO??-
ERED , ,
lBeeauSe our knowledge Was 31611119111 ISMleld Motor
. through universityjtralning and years
of practical experience. , ,, .
"1 See us and??? better. 4 '
Examinations mom
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Between Ngw York & Norwalk'
G i B ANCE TRUCKING
Norwalk Chronicler