Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 24, 1922 · page 16

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21 North Main St.

 
 

. 11th Norwalk’s Most Up-to-Date and EE—IIII
elusive Millinery Establishmei’it “ ,

 

Stunning Styles' in I. 1' Q "

New Trunmed Hats

will recoguimimmediately as
being unuswl. A wonderfill
,‘ variety of I‘lyles.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Straw Abraids,
Milan hair cloth,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

hair. byajids',I‘ '
lisere, and 1.’
combinations, trimmed with,

 
 

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m of’evei-y hid on common
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”ans guano
reliable easy-rimmig se‘w'
ln‘gvmachme at cash price
that pgigs
in small Mamomits at (311311;

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wardeasaly and rapidly~and utensils 1h
handled because of their light Weight

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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stove; but. -
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carry Work {011:
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, ' to“ RI: 1 , . . , . ".« ~ w--.
flowers ostrich fungi“ and , tongue. 11de i102: I: at; once; . . . means all the Iadvantages _ . Imagine trying to keep house Withont .i s. A
stickups, ribhOns, ornaments” I S‘fiofiefivifiibflovfimmge fies: of the cash buyer with all the privileges 0f: the deferred . Ironing tables, CC. m def? II Sleeve boail (1 \fi\ )1
etc. ., in black, jade, periwinkle, ,' - 33-min 15¢ a great lioness or fertileI payment plan. . L I ,. n g . —$2.25 to $450 ~ gash? Imam LA“ 1“in
“’" henna, gray! red navy,_ and. if: 111:3 $22,223,253" which A member chooses a machine and it is sent to fluid Covered skirt - boards~ 81933223: 1.. .3. I
other wanted shades. ' I}: ~ man is tackling with a view’ to modl- member 3 home on payment of one 59113;}. Best of its $2 75 Railing . 1 Mo. 1-. A1. a: I
-. - 3:11; 1.93:2.ny :fingilgfigg‘: price is taken care of through the club SI convenient plan Step 13(1de 4 to 6/feet $1.10. liiii<~l31 33 I
' n a e 11 V8 .
HATS. FROM $2 9.8 T0 $15- .00 about five year; are ' 0f 3333' payments. ‘ ’ 41- 80 to $1270 1. t Potato 'lllflSllt'i's~]31 .nd i
: NEVER LINCOLN’S BEAL LOVE No member pays a penny more than the store’ 3 reg- $2IC§5othes orses—$ 15 o 200" ,
Positively no connection with the Cloak and Suit ular cash price of the chosen machine. No interest, or F idni 1 th 1' Salt b0xcs~23u III Sui-I I _
Department in the same Store or with any other store in m. mm... wm. MaryI Tadiusrumo extras, or dues-Ljust the regular Rowland price. wane I cgo 0 es dryers or I__Pei)1)ei" m“ 1.-- in... IIIIII I
this town. " . .«1‘... ' to Havha'cmvtmici. a PT” machines—$65 & $75 NI'OIW Royal machines—$39 -Reversi.ble or plain Doenifc and f .1. x .
Brand“: Stamf‘ml’ C°““' New Haw" com“ Mary Todd. wife: Abraham n... Club list closes at 6 o clock saiIqurdfiy night. $1;sz wringers,—$5.50 to $12.50. 30.3 to $1. “M MM
’ coin. was (he 8.0" 0‘ W9???" “'“° " test of machine before then; that tes W1 prove WO ‘0 Ca t ‘ Ch » ‘ 1 ' .x . ‘
“ bl d ight." rpe sweepers, some (tipping m“ “A”. m
fifififfi’d‘t'fi tegtigedzflmog’fihm machine. Your neighbor can tell ybu worth of the How- with ball bearings—-$3. 35 to 91,225
was not’deeply in love Iwith 1:111:11. Hand Club plan. $8H50 Cllltlllg‘ luminix—Jfil; ‘10 .
I fang”, :33: (if; “:23: iii: rh?a:t :51: Tm", mm Shoe boxes, white enamel 55c. ,
~ buried in the grave of hlzflflrst love, . I - fimsh_$4_ Bread immwi‘, 51. l
“"d be had ”mp0“d “‘3 ~33“ ° " ’0 ' Ash sifters box style— Salad sow—4.3.-
‘ d 6 am ' man. i I . I I
insensiswssww. . _ Flnest .. new Sllk 50c Cabbage 1 .0
who was neither beuutlfuIdnor Igra~ . ‘ I. I H, 1: Wash boards" glass finer $3.50.
l_.,hhd t r marra ‘31 ‘ . .
5::qnefesstycggiheftheugii‘ as the ultgl‘E ' ’ ' " ‘ ' StOCklngSm$3. - 450 to $1, metal finer-r ' ROHCI‘ LCHH l ‘1 :1 9:1: 1‘.
mate result of l0\e and romance. 858. Steak plzllilh r'l...) 21)
f The" courtship ““8 ‘0"8 “"d I“: . , From the Wayne mills, stockings of special interest Clothes poles-8 feet long $2.50.
DemonStratiIon 0' $319 mfiwwmflfieflfiu ”firfiafl and quality and beauty and durability. —- Butter p] ii... ..... >1 1. I
'When' Lincoln first met MMHTOdg ‘ Foot is made in difierent fashion; it is doubly ser— Step chairs—$4.50 Egg st- mils—n. :1 1 1ch
sh ' only sixteen - ears at an ,.
“3:331:15; courted lIiv gtIIeplxen Doug-I ylfmaé’le'. de ofl'l d t It. L 8 0f 11 - Fourth floor. . I
La Resista Corsets 1:: possesses.1.:f3.i1:f§.:1...::1°....:d . 1 ~
t 1 1138.
Lincoln had suggested in 11 rather not obelow the welt. Sh . ‘
offhand “av that he would inur'r) her. OBS at $70
11 1. . re and fine thread silk, full fashioned—‘ I $3 _ ,
Beginning Thqfiday, MarCh 23rd to 25th agpgzei‘na’demsgzzi'afedtiziiifits 5:332: Left dials. rear. ’ . :E‘EQE‘I _ . " ’
l 'l lid f t t. . y "r‘ _ 1
. . 32%;. é" .?‘"m°.5.?333"::g , .. . . . ,, , , » ~ a pretty half dozen; .
an t n e “'0" one ay tell: I». ‘ :
By MISS Nelson thIe vfiVlgiteIIfliiiise lluid sine was deter- Featherlight new 11 Jlflst half a dozen$xampiesef the proth' I $1ng
. ' . I mne o e smsres.. I 8085 orwomen.
Come in and let her tell you about these i mum. Cm," tt’y ‘ ' Half of th . _
, . . ~ . - _ I em pumps half of them (lkffll‘li‘.
. wonderful corsets and the manyother mter- 5 9:23: zygggg‘fifbfggm: ”fig? :1“;- pre sweaters“ All of them .111 new 4 .1 fl I 1. 11: 11m III. m
" «eating- points. ' tam: the Iii-Inch square photo As charming and as little of weight as blouse of fine * 3 es, 0 311““ n ‘ 1 ' '
‘ ‘ I graphs for the 50-irlp faintly ticket Bin“ 01‘ VOflei -
i ' : he mm "on n M a mm on 1“ 1 Black kid two-strap pumps military 111bls-- 1 lwdm
Complete stock of models tofit every. : “3.31:3," 3:33:33: 2:33:38 I But distinctively they are sweaters, just the M Black satin onelstrap punips with juniui 11.1.1
9 "I l 312- n t . I one
type°ffigme - nee-gs. 1.2.... dismisses: 11.1.1. 523:3: ii.“ “2? ”“13 v
----------------------------- SKI“, .. $33525 °‘.JE°.‘:2‘.§°;.E;§2 sally hematitching. P6 PI w c SPEC ' ,Brown kid twwstrap pumps with militau in «ls
on f lildn l —
_ I I I I n "13;; .1511”. '31:: pride ludI ..... Bunnhig crosswise, mow lines of cola; in sharp Oxfords of brown calf With smart military in «l
I . I . _ I . . II ' “'5.‘&°,'f"di, m, me,fl__k,dnmu,.. and pleasing contrast tethe gray or navy erred or orange ‘ Brown kid oxfords with Imilitarv heel
Anneuncement Be hill!!! klndlv fit your ignorance. tint Of the sweater 35611. M ' ‘

 

to the Public! ,.

I _ A new shoe repairing will be open on Monday, March
m, at 39 Washington street, opposite Schultze’ 5 market.

 

This shop will be the only one in the Norwalks given over
the rebuilding of old shoes. By that we mean repairing
”0218 on the factory method, that is your old shoes will go on
as last the same as in the manufacture of new ones. This will
' a shoe the same appearanCe as a new shoe just out of the

scrum!“

I The best quality of leather will be used, and also rubber
idols—Goodyear and O’Sullivan, and the best workmanship ,
fibroughout. Everything done will be guaranteed for workman-

ip and appearance. _:... § ‘1 till-l

- We will carry a complete line ofI shoe.polishes, shoe laces,
find other supplies. ‘ 1.... 1. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A trial will» oonvince yod of our service.

 

Shoe Repairing Co.
39 West Washington St. L '
’ wt". 39“?" 3. W

 
 

' SWEET PEAS AND" DAFFonIs
' ARE NOW THE GEASOIN FLOWS“
Fresh out “3’63 and very negotiable

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, 'Fsrullzere Vegetable and Flower lull.
.3“ min the hl'blt ofI buying quality In Our than

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

onWALE room AND SEED STORE

our camera and go out on the street
and see a little boy and take his pic-
ture. We get his name and address.
By and by, atter'we develop the pie-
ture. we go around to hls home and
show it to his mother. If she lilies-
ilie plcture. she buys one. Thatfe
kldnaplng."—Plttsburxl1 Dispatch. ' '

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Furs.

Trapping is Raging carried on more
extensively this season than for the
last ten years, and the chick: is ob-
.normal, reports the manager of the
Winnlm Fur Auction Sales compaliy
’ Ec'o‘n'onilé lawn Work as i-lgidlyI in
the far north as elsewhere. A short».
age of any commodity runs prices“
. up. The” high prices lure larger pro-
duction. Willi the supply increased.
price slumps: Then production rolls
on.

It’s the eternal merry-mmnd.
with speculators playing the 1.11111 in
the market. _I . . \I

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- He Found Himself. ‘ -‘.
The marine had tumbled oma mo—
‘ torcycle and lie was dead to the world
when they carried him to the hospital.
The next unornlng he woke up Just
, pan the doctor. came- aroupd to see how
the patient was getting along“, . ,

. "Well well. my nun.” said (lie ddé
i tor cheerilyr “bow dldeyou and your-
deli this morning?" ,

. “1 opened my eyes," told the Gardens.
' .“iOok a good look at the bed+saw

 

. f-«Tne Leather-heck
7 " ‘l‘lio. vsun¢69i Soldier ionoé
Representative made S'l‘eg’alr 311 Net?-
York. recently made claim in the liouée
whose patella; now lies, :Ln Memphis.

silica in action in hence; as was

i a "m" ’°“ know," he an. "we “kt ..

sandman; mic—and Idiots I was;

sr'eun, was the youngest soldier-” be M I“

 

SIEIVEN MEMBERS OF
FAMILY SHOT. IN
ILATEET RAID

-, Continued tram Sir-era‘s.

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balances took the victim’s to the ho:-
pltai. where it was found that tour at.
ready were dead. The Imatr'oli of th‘e
hospital reports. that the tvlto Wounded
sons are very weak.

Another son who was ordered into
the room escaped by throwing himself
under a lounge and was uninjured. al-
though him shots were tired-at him
An ambulance attendant collapsed
after helping carry the bodies into the
hospital. although hardened with
scene; of bloodshed. ..
. DUBLIN. March 24 (By Anoclated
Press) .—-—'I'he "open? “£14913. 6: revelun
don.” signified by the decision of the
anti-Free Skewers Who fieldtthe forbidr
Iden Irish fiepmlgan. Army conven-
tion Sunday‘"ha,sereafed Ia prseérious
position? ‘tl‘ie Lond'o'n- Tlmev’corre-
spondeiit here declares in a. dispagch
to his paper

The. statement why Commandant
Roderie’k O'Connor on Wednesday that

Difisrent and desirable——
scarfs, finished With fringed ends—44.

c g"
" 35.50

are against the treaty. however. It'll!
, correspondent believes to be Mr-

ated. He remarks that the Ball for
lbs army convention was fined 31!
only seven of «he nineteen command-
e13. and that these mainly; represent

Tipperary; Where dimmection Was al-
ready known to exist.

army in Dublin. the Midlands and a
large part or the west are yaIl to the
Dan Russian. and be

emergency. and. further.
country is not. likely
vote mum at Sunday' a {fleeting- as a

 
 
 
 

 
 

army... , «a 11;“ '

No attempt to prevent holding of
the convention is looked (or o]: 9
part or the army general head ‘
which is extremely anxious to avert a

 

dent it “has the suppgfn: or the. coun-

tIhe IarrnyI. . ,

The Dali Ministers belie
ihg elections will osmium
victory for the t tv z.
after they will be

 

 

 

eighty, per cent. or the ermy‘e members

 

otmmflmMAMCohm’K'.

 

.m in MM
While sci-$1: on

 

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with any-941

 
 
 
 

divisions in Co'rk. Kerry and South” '1‘!

He believes that the members or th'e"

 

to, (eased aw
criterion of the general temper of tired

 

conflict at this critical moment while“
vthe prmlsionai government in coal!”

try as a" whole and the great 1- part of. ‘

"Brown calfskin oxfords with- low heel—-
Each sort at

Main floor, rear.

 

i The meeting/plugs attire-army con-
. venuon has not been divul .
BELFAST. March :4.-- six-hour
running tight occurred between Ulster
Special constable: and Stun Feiners in
the vicinity of Carr ore, County
rone. yesterday. weighting start-
eiLwhelintty b! the police, in two mo-
tor lorries were ambushed outside the

and opened fire at a
thousand yards. 5' ' .

The pollee immediately jumped out
of their cars and minced the attéck-
in; bahd. whiich ”heated across the.
hills. leaving- email] My to halt the
pursuit; which continued tor

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

ohms” of shots. f-
At least .“e Sun? Feinera are be-
lei&6 to have been hit. ‘Qne. .With a.

 

 

bed In a; house which was mdemr.

several .
hours. nevertheless, with tmuent far-III ,I

.Ib‘ulielj. in the leg. wanj‘tound under a ..

ee‘dur’e and rules which \.e must oba

none. Among our rules *
the effect that we 111213
meats dnless under the .
a tax is due.
sour sworn income tax ~
income did not warrant Tin

Congress

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Tot a. tax and so nothing ‘> ~' '

"If we itoolviit your mo
town The ambush Mme”- oour conscience we w.::‘om
cealeth behind a. WE‘BI’; the roadshow siolate the laws of our LIIII! «i - I
nae, of one tibia? be subjected to a p
.would also be pensonan

 

with a. heaxy conscience “’1 i ‘1 .. '

capacity as rector 1 am sum : ‘
not care to inflict me
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in: the chase. Ballots pierced the ~ :

 

 

 
 

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M1 Beach

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