Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 3, 1922 · page 2

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“Forgive and Fowl." "Longing."
“Lam-mm» Pines." “Good. Isn't H?
No. It‘s Not."
II,”- p m.~ l‘anr'e program by Nat—
limzmnn-lhb-Charles (lrrhestra. Mia
Harm R liaisert. mananr.
Haitian RDKA. Pittsburgh.
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fnur mrnmplithnl) muelvmnk~Mrs
L, merord Van rlrMule. soprano:
Mirmnl lmzlnr. tonal-z Mord R. Fur»
tin trumpeter. and Mist: Ruth Mar—
innn. pianist and arrrpmpitnist.

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I’Ofil’l’lOVQ.
llAll'l'FYllifi. May amnir‘hard J.

Kimmim wn- Vt'ulorclny inaugurated
mnwnm mayor of Hartford. being
l'lll‘l"f’~'l inlri omen- at the mnnlr'lvtd
building in the prawn-n or the re-i
iirimz mnvm' Newtnn (‘4 llmjnnrrl. who
mil-remind him ”a vent! ago. and
wlw presented ”16‘ inr'umlwni with tin-
gnldnn it»? at tho fltv. w‘hlrh ban vbmn
in he :1 feature (if inaugural cor-0mm»
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Tim other Democratic incumbents
or n”. wily alarms were iikwine mm
lnln “Hive, William H. Hick"?! taking
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rioml, whn retired after 25 years of
Mrvlrn in the offlrrn nnlh retiring an}!
trimming mayo" made wan-m.

‘Sure Relief
DIGESTION

 

25c and 75¢ Packages Everywhere

 

A Charming Woman is Healthy

Health gives the only true and '

beauty to the

Good
look:

good

complexion. ‘ Perfect d1-

gention and assimilation of food are
necessary to ensure perfect health. For _.
roliyving ailment. of the digestive
powers—~euch ’ae bilioulneu
utipatlan, sick headaches, (lam eo—
Beeeham'n Pill: have proVen their warth'

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man yearn ant. They are convenient.
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LichtnlngSwitches “$2.95

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1-8 in. Formica Sheet, 3-16 in. Formica Sheet:
3 in. Formica Tubing, 3 1-2 In. Fox-mien
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to brighten the room. From tale 0!-
tlce we mt into" me W m
which contain- the Ms of the tunn-
agers. secretory. guitar. «are clerk.-
nnd ieleplrotre’ WP. h M
room two 3mg Itwed our attem-
lion. as they were apt-emf! GM
to COBRYVE 8:809.
into the wall.

“W’e then entered the stolen M.

some in open racks. Meet a! the
glue: used by Mr. Harris is imyorted
and is also of the best quality, end
yet is not good enough, for the best
of windshield; yr. Kurtis slated. In
this room also the cutter does his
work. cutting the glass wear-ding to
else and patina. The cutter use: a
mall wheel called the 'red devil:
whirl: is about the rite of a pencil.
The wheel is made of steel. which
makn a very deep scratch in the
glass. ’The glass is then broken by
hand. Mr. Harris exmined that out
of one nalf million claim worth of
glass, less than one hundred Gollan'
worth is lost through Wakw
From the slat-l: room we page into
the polishing room. The and ma-
rhlne in this arm in the grinding
machine. Here the square edges of
the. glass are smoothed of! and
ground. The grinding is done by it
lam revolving wheel. the mfaef of
which is «mutually caveréd by a
stream of emery curried in fitter.
The glass then (on to them-others.
when! it in finished. The We?!
are large revolving atom witch.
when in use, are always covered with
crater. From the smoother! tht.
glass in carrier! to the while who-oi.
The white wheel is a wooden re-
volving when) in a vertical plane. This
who’s-l pen: the flflll‘hifil 3m on
the polished edges. The film theta
,mlrneyc on to the aim where
the Furnace of the m It cm»!!! by
hand. it is theta turned over to the
inspector who mark! at! the mm
or the. menu with a We M.
The mrnum polish"- tluu take at
the morale!!! by inm- of n rouge
whorl. Winn. dip and small
mlns are removed in an. answer.
Range is o ear-Wilton of iron and
it'll rubbed on I” when. each an.
a light 0! giant in palm. Block m-
chlnes aroused it at. m of the
Ivl‘OCt’M to an out W mm which
erecauudby WM“ the
than. There at: two typo- cl' block;
mmhinen: the mill! which eu-
mtm one revolving m1 and» the
ouwr which mnutu tea. The type
of nmnhlnfl. “MI W on mm
wheel h rim to “II! the W m
automatlmliy. and than move- the“
glues. The wheel revolving in the
same place in (MI manner. all part-
of tin- zirtl! are touched. In the oth—
er try)" me wheel moves and not the
undo. The glan- ll then cleaned a
*‘f'lln'l lime and pm on to their!»
uptrtor. If it [a painted it in either
wnl m the parkuzv room or to the ‘
«iriui. I: the Kim Il desired oval
gimp”! it mil-t be llriliOd. The waste
1.! \hu clam in ground and made into i
KYU'UH! Kim-n whirl; is used to smooth
off vury rmlgh articles.

Mr, Harrie tho-n spokl' of mo 3am-
iziry condition- of the {actor-y. drclar’
in: that he wanted everything uni.
inry lll'itl Cil‘un, Hfl Bill) wfghed pun“.
iy (if ire-all air and uunlhinn. The root
n! the factory its made of man.- with
niuml fairly skylight. in onlc-r in pro-
ud? swinty of fresh air and gunfight.
Lastly. Mr. Harrie spoke of his for.
mum for ism-cam. This formula 13;...
Honesty plug normality and hard

work. Judging from the measure of
his uneven: it is well worth remem-
her-ins.

For the committee
HARRIET? SHERMAN,
ALICE TOONE.

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THE WOMAN OF POIHF:
(mac a rarity. in now to be ob-
uerved and “mired upon every hand.
“1M. no other women out flourlih
long in the midst a! thin modern.
complicated m». In the home. in
inanimate. in maul life. the woman
who in serene nnd‘ coafldent wine.
while the nervous. pustereclindividunl
waite- her talents and gets nowhere.
or: «your. point in dependent mainly
upon sound health um! steady nerves.

Musk in this my. why not turn to that
crest Women'u remedy. Lyme E.
l'inklmm‘u Vegetable Compound.
which or” monafuetured from I
momurh indent-aiding or the ner-
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This room contains II! (Be m CH“.
hand. some packed in ‘m I?" ,

If you feel that you are being kept .

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wmnfi. ‘oféaLpra‘of
far is vet? conMag.
we the? la so midi:
style added: to liaise
tame with it that every
woman wears something
of the lead. .
Fa Such are it: favor
arsé very W in
pried: A; fine:
can Be haé for
W, «$29.50

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ital: Cliche”, always fashionable, are “mum
Other furs in fashion are -

SeBe,SwneM-ien,hpoaeoem _
Ker-uh, MM, “:13de

All furs have been selecteci From tin best stacks.
A Read guarantee is behind than.

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Many Printzess Suits and Coats

Have been

Reduced in Prices

Women have beam}: acquainted with the
merits of the Printzess’ garments, and they have
{aural them always as represented. Among the group
remaining are some suits of

Tnhinq'l'ricotineondflom

mammal

329.50!!!)

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A Rainbow of Delight

banana-inurMQM

They are nearly

Wayne: 1%: with fringe,

filRy, iridescent. changeable and as soft as a batter-
fly’s wing. Whether in gold, orange, jade, coral,
turquoise. blue or flaming red the scarf gives a gay
land! of color to a dark m

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Underwear for Women

Gave 9 Gm of a
five color shades. Pink, orchid, like, maize and‘Nile

WME

green, in sizes from 36 to 40. ‘
wiggle Venn, with ribban'stra’ps, $1.95

Kniehen with elastic at knee,

Step-infinite,

$2.65

lace trimmed at‘kae’e, 32:25

it would be hard to find anything prettier or
drzimier than these lovely summer garments.

 

 

 

”Winery.

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, I New Prom We Can Give
7 You Then Medina Leann
at Much Lu. Than low")!
Charged for Them.

Let U. Show You Our
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ThoseCalnton
- Crepes

, For this week
only we have liaise
. lovely Crepes at this
price. There are
, forty-five c ol 0 r
. shades. ‘We cannot
offer the like of this .
again this season. 40 '
inches wide. Regular
3 3150 Crepes.

$2.59 a yard:

 

 

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For Stout Won't .
a Suit, Cost: ad Blouse:
We endeavor is keep the stacks

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fires. Customers who have bought :chsé T325745

wear grants are greatly piasea.
’ Shes run up to 56.
And he is a good select-m .
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Clearance of Petticoats

White Seersucker; Gingham:
Shadow-proof Sateens to. . eri;

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£1.50 and $1.65 75 :3.
WHO: Sateen. with double, puss-k r- _ .
merly 7‘9 cis. and $1.00 3‘} c3
.Mm Petticoat: that were 7'3 :25- __Q
and £1.00 ' 3‘} CB.
AkafiPongeePetficmtspxere 3:5}? SLC‘G

 

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The Reiber Bird Home;
Mrs. Tommy Tit and Jenny 7:". 1 , .
main; to huat for rents. Help :11»:
riding than with homes which
then: to raise their families under mi.

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ful‘caaditions. The wood for the 22:71: ~‘ ;~
brass is sassafms. Much anemic: 27-: ~ : “if;
to, ventilation.

Robin Shelters, $2.50 Chickajis Pi :

. . $425
Bluebird Harries, $3.75 Tm? if 2% .-__ ‘ $425
Wren Homes, $2.50 ‘ l '7 Q3430
Wren Homes, $4.25 $11.08

 

Al the A o e
Stationery Baking Sheet
New Went of Of has... ‘1
WEI My Cards and cookies. i‘isc-.ii_~. .‘
510mm. each. These have r:—' ‘T T
edges v.33: ...........
Cashier Sympathy, - _
Friendnhip, Show” Tum $2:C.: :-
nndOce-sions. size 23 x15 .1- s
5 m 25 ch. 75 cts.
Main floor. : _-

 

Save your Furs and Woolens

 

from the moth.
Twine Begs warlzed Bags
in Mull size. $75 cts. in Mu.“ size 95 as.
Suit size, $1.20 Suit size. $1.45
Overcoat size, 51.40 Overcoat size 51.65
Ulster size, 4 $1.60 Ulster 926, $1.89 '

Tar Paper Sheets, 40 x 48 inches, _
10 ch. en. or $1.00 a dozen.

Wad Sheets, 40 x 48 inches, f -,
‘ .- 10 cts. eoch or $1.65 a dozen.

Plain Naphthaiine Flakes or )
N—aptha and Cedar Compound )

Moth Balls, in pound packages,

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15 cts. a box.

15 cts. a pound.

Baseme 1 2t.

 

 

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Spring and Summer Are

 
 

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the When Leisure
, Hours ‘Spell Playtime for
7 the/"Nation.

It is natural 1 that a sport 31‘va
people should demand tie in
Sporting goods.

This store carries a good ‘
baseball and oflfsrs.
{estates to clubs and socxellés.

 

 

 

 

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