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A New England product of yeat
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You’ll find all the fads and fancies represented' 1n the way
that will please you. -
Many are developed 111 the Popular Tweeds and Homesplms '1
' . and a number of novelty weaves that are exceptionally
adapted for Sport Suits. . - ;
extra
: 1 - .' Mllkman's , .
.-. . ‘ ‘ Heavy pre- 466 F‘mc‘“ 6°“ No.476 _ . _‘ - we.
’re this season’ 3 best selle1s and at this very low p11ce ' ‘ 1 no, 52 Overalls made or No. 366 shrunk Wm, NO- 1... 1m... 0.... long coat ‘pm 1......“ 11.1. ., . m .
‘ i , i i" ' the finest blue 1] ill overalls double all; extra deep and strong striped material 130' ket; 00M! .1 ‘_
> they offer wonderful values. 1 1 f gggigrm‘r‘go 22,223,1th Rimes. improved bib pock- ptockels. hdoublhe Egg}: made large, enough! «1 301111139; ' 4:
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. . . . ‘1 , deep pockets cg hes . er and other specie _ , comes. and fined with the ta 9 3 . . butters. '1...1- .- a:
' ’ ERS 69" STEVENS ‘ 1 $31 3133:? imam 2:11" :3; osmium new non-curling W 31ml“ p°°“°‘“2““f‘g $3 50
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TWO Stores Kroll Rivet stitch Overalls & Co'ats Blue or White Big Value $125
Every garment in the Kroll line is made from the toughest material and cut on the lines
ket comers, crotch, 1.; are.
re ular clothes, ust a little roomier where required. The seams, poc 4 -
bag-tacked so tht’ey can’t rip. Every suit or oVerall is fitted with the new non- -curling suspe; ts s.
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merit. 1101s of his “errillg sister" which could tTU l" nla d‘e that
a. “VE AFFAIRS "F .. But, the tempermenlai poeiess soon not be lessened by’ the modern law These garments are SO well and
proved that she was far from set— l‘llllklnfl' the individual and not. the t . l '9
“('11 ill her rich surroundings. Soci- family [hr social unit. - the makers guamn 88
My and poiitiral circles \vere startled —————_________
last October when she suddenly left
the palatial rtfildi'l‘ll‘f' of her hus-
band while the latter “as on a Dual-
nvss tour. and mm to her l0§£l Mi-
v.1znl‘i. in 11 how- homo she “as lound
smeral weeks later.
Every effort of her brother and his
powerful i'llends to induce her to re-
tun home prmed fruitless, where—
Nl-I\\' YORK l.\' S\\'ITZI~ZRL‘\ND
GLNi-I \ A, April 21 .—A peasant
handed in 11 ltlezranl oi :1 11-11 “ords
at a branch telegraph office lor his
w'lle in New York .lnd placed :1 lranc
on the eounter {or pa3mcnt. The
clerk asked whether the wire \vas
really meant to be sent to New Sork.
and proceeded to make the calcula-
MPANESE PflETESS'
EMBARRASS FAMILY
”1101110, April 2].-—-Re{using to
mixe the modern Japanese law
“A dollar and a new garment if a seam rips or the pocket stitching breaks”
We back this guarantee absolutely
haustion of ' food stocks are causing fied by incursions of wolves. Two
‘acute embarrassment in the towns.;901d1m on outpdst duty near Dar-
Attack By Wolves Add
”ch relieves the head ,of a. family
of mp0nsihllit3‘ior the conduct of its
members, Count Yanagiwzlra. brother
at the poetess. Akiko 1’0. whose fa-
--. divorce cuse startled the em- uki. The Imperial Household. how- land East Relief oreani'zalion. at Tifis de- 89“;th tf’lgpefilufe, {indieialgveftlhz age. .2
who has resigned from we House of 6“". “Primed ‘0 lmf'rf‘rf' 0" “I? An“ “0 ‘t “'33 mun“ 1° ”9 but it PM ”’5‘“? “‘“‘"'“’“.S m "‘9 cm“ “WW “ ‘m- 1 "‘1 mm" 5)} w six :1 k wou— 'IMBatllroom
m and gone into s'eclusion. ground that it would have a bad ef— look long and pail: nt search through casus, whore starvation, overerowdf spring fax-1111111; . The 51110“ 1; RC:l dis- Sentinel classified a a wet
‘e’iittln povtess. already divorced. loci on the discipline governing noble 3- large antient volumv to discover ing 1n the to“ 11s. severe weather and to nine met 0099 m t ‘9 93 9" , den.
upon the case was laid be fore the ,lm-
perial government ovith 11 plea that
Aklko be granted :1 divorce in order
lo permit 11. legal marriage to Bliyaz-
ilon. “'hen the comparatixely large
sum required “tux announced to the
peasant he protested loudly and in-
sisted that New York was in Suitze- ~r-
toDistressmTlftls
LONDON. April 21.—-—Advices re-
tmived here from the American Near
Fifteen hundred or them have. arrived
at Alexandropol. where the Near East
Relief organization is. already feeding
6.000 refugees and 211,000 orphans.
achichak were eaten by wolves after
a desperate fight. Near Alexandro-
pol five peasants lost their lives when
a band of wolves attacked their vill-
bated a. sensation last year when lamilies. and in desperation Count that there is a. New York in Switzer- attacks 17y WU‘H‘S are causing great "Wis. where "'19 villagers are terri- ~_ M‘Wmfin‘iflfilfiffl
flue suddenly married Mr. Ito. coal Yanagiwfll‘a and hiswn‘e arranged a land. a litllp Alpine hamlet 01 50 in- distress. . _ . v ,, ‘ — , corn-n 'mfimmmam—dnwr-Juu
ingot Kyushu. although she was grand coup d'out which resulted in Tlahimms not far from i ucemp - The central government ls making! _ 1; _ £33.11 a... m "‘"l‘ifln‘l‘fit 1
;. m to love a_young literary the kidnapping of the girl from the . ——--——-—————. efforislo secure 100d supplies from, ' . 1 wan-.fi‘mmuam Dives. (' 1— r,” V
. m named Miyazaki. whom she met home or her loxer and the keeping I‘RIVI'I‘Y (‘Hl RCH NOTE.‘ Persia and Turkestan and several , . ‘ tin-eunuch.
some home of Mr. lto before her 0' her “hereabouts secret for the past '“N‘ many fritnds of 111:1 Rector small shipmrms ha“? arrived "0‘“ THE STAMFORD huh
I”! marriage.
filling his sister would now set;
several weeks. -
in resigning from the House of
Rev. Chapman S. Lewis. “ill be pleas-
ed to khan that he is though \ery
Persia, but the difficulty is to find a
medium of exchange which the Per-
BliilT, DRESS IN
maggots 11.1.1 Aw wt;
m down. Count Yanagiwara. who i’t ers Count Yunagiuara authorized “pa" “WWW r9C3‘9r‘l‘g from 11h? OD‘ sians “.1" 39'3“”; AWNING WORKS :‘f— * ' —-,
m resented the first divorce, be— a statement that he always had been oration under ‘thh h“ “'9'“: “35‘ Migrations m starving peasants - 7 —
”to take an active interest in af- identified with questions [191 taming Pond"; ‘3 the‘hNortnalk HQSPNBJ In from the filluges owmg t0 the ex-
ti'lt‘ot state. He represented Japan (0.1 stricter discipline among gouru- “‘ fl “if-nee e {m harlcs A. . ' . . > . ‘
on several occasions and was ment officials and of moral improve— \larks “ill oificiate. N t Sunday 119 math!) Street)
1] as one or the leaders of his
lnents in general. and adding that he
e1 enim: :11 the 7 :30 serxic-e. {he regu-
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MJn‘the upper house of parlla- ielt a personal ”sponsmlluy lor lht giwn 3 0 “1 I‘H‘ilal “ill bl. ' cofticiiis gaffcagsn:fso gigmfnd D595 .1 Stamford, com
1-.— ‘ ‘ ._ ' p e any wo'
; -‘ — , ———7— All! mmEN’s flunfi man can dye or tint her worn. shabby
3.“ ~ . ~ _‘1 . dresses, skirts, waists. coats, stock-
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1 » - ' ‘ ' hangings. exerything, even it she has
. A fiflflfl‘uNE [never dyed before. Buy "Diamond .
. ' ” - - ..... - Dyes" ——no other kind—then perfect '
.V" .- ‘ ”r ' ‘ -' ‘ home dyeing is sure because Diamond High Class Work at
3; 5 ~ __ Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade,
' , . - .1 r -. ' A iii 11 ra 9 .1 1 o- streak or run. {Tell your druggist ‘ . A ‘
f1 I .‘\';\ +Tales WT“ bro odflertfgogdrrtllezgtpzilf; ot‘his rhgth‘i" theililateriatls;1;1u wiitfllstl’ dye LoweSt Pnces » . L” C‘ U "' a ud_s ‘ -
* 11 m-kwnd at Golden' s store at a. spe- 3 woo 01' 3 0" W e 9" “1°“, '
, / w VJ?” - ‘ (‘ial price of 390 a pound. It has been cotton -°1‘ mixed 30°63 —AdV- ' O r! Q n+8 I Crea m
\1 : Ml .“ -> arranged-to have’a sufficient supply on ’
i \ // 9". 50‘. hand so that no customer will be dis- i
f. "I 13/9" 5» , . _ appointed in having it said on arrival 1
.' . - . M: W ”- at the store. "the Candy Special is ex-
’ hausted." If you have been here be- i
“T ‘, /\ ,7 (’2' fizz , I DO fi‘fi‘t tore. come again for this candy $136» l
3*: '_“ / / ' r ciaL If 301111.110 never \isited this 1
1' f - 59‘50L ‘ 1 store he a first time visitor because 1
'~ 'l 03 M ' 01 this spt cial offer ,
1 \ 3 I’ i. \ 1 Golden' s ice tl‘t-ams are made from
,' f i, , “.. «G 1 the 3911' best of materials and under,
-! ' 'i k' ' the suietest sanitary conditions—all
'i' f // 1' ' r ‘ s1rups too. by the “av me made on
f .1 . the premises and from pure fruits.
.i‘ i "1/ iv ' . '1 11919 is good reason tor the populari- g.
i ‘ / " \ ~ . _ -' ., 13' and quality of the ice cream. sodas ‘
i. / 4, r, ' ’ ' - ‘1 5.. i _. and sundaes to be had here. i.
~ ['0 . , ' 3" ‘ ’ / ‘ 1 f v Located in the liahackemo Block at.
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3 01460 OVOURH
It is a known fact that many car
car: this season and the. majority
would be might3 interested to know
of :1 0011129111 that can paint. do all
_ features of trimming work and bodv
.' repair work. do it in an e\pert fashion
-' {and at a right price. This article is
imeant. to bring- home the suggestion
3in a specific manner by naming the
concern—J. Premru & 80113.6 Sea-
itiew avenue. opposite Liberty Square.
An important feature of this business
:aiso is the building of suburban bod-
ies. If you ham-,1 a. touring car or other —
Modern Grocery Co.
. . ~ . t3pe it can easily be converted into a
/ ' U\' "h . 1’ a" \ surburhan t_v pe body here. For better
1 1‘ 1| :2. “a “A”; ‘3'. work correctly handled at a satisfac-
. tory price. this concern is at your
1 > ,, . service. Phone 2855 Ts—Adv.
Norwalk Chronicler