hard wear.
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See the new sport
clothes
Norwalk
Copyright 1922 But S'clnfhcrh‘: My:
Style You’ re Sure! 3.!
, You want style that not only looks good at
first but style that you know will look right after ’
That requires fine quality and expert
tailoring—the things you get here in
IHart Schaffner 83’ Marx clothes
Other Good Makes at
Rogers 69° SteVens
$35 to $45
Four button sacks
are 890d
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Two Stores
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We have all life"
3, good ones
$25. 00 to $30. 00
So. Norwalk
u. s. urnonms news:
OUT $83,000,000 m APRIL
WASHINGTON. June
2.——(‘lassliin «i
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tax recwlpts or the Gou-rnment {or
April fill nil about $83.00".in as
cmnpztrnl With the same month last
year :lmorullnt: to rv-ports lusty-.1 yrs- {
.u'rllaw by ihv internal l{l\'t'llll(' Ru-
renu. livcvinls for the month :11:-
gregz’ltevl SIS/Llwnfiull as :uainst'
3337'm-u'mm in April. 1021. Income
and vx‘w-ss profits toms :Lizgrvmlting
89100“le slmwrri :1 decrease of
about SF~ll.~wl.nml; taxes on luxuries.
am ”Home Hts.
gregulim: $2.1.
transportation. tux. (1K-
lllllulltlll fell Off by 335.-
(‘00 I ~n..y uhils tolvncco taxes decreas-
ed bv 31. .l r Hm. "I‘ Hus com iimd un-
der the nationll prohibition act.
howexex during t 9 month aggrcg- 1!-
“'1‘: 5;? i. In _u(lll ‘_
of 301 Mm ul.C:_
cmcnoo moths? runs
CUT FROM 8 TO 7 CENTS
CHICAGO. Jllll“ 2.~—Street cur lar-
cs in Chicago will luv 7 cents on and
after June 15 us a result of (in order
Issued tonicht by three Federal Judg-
es granting: thl- Chicano Surface lim-s
u temporary injunction restraining
the lllinnls Commerce Commission
from enforcing a recent 6 cent {are
order .
The proscnt {are is R cents. and
the orlivr. ll€‘Hl(ll‘S making a cut of
1 cent. provides that three tickets
nhlll he sold for 20 cents and oil per-
sons nmlv-r 12 years of age shall ride
for 3 cents.
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Man Really Dependable. . ,
People who are all afloat and not
mentally dependable. who have no
finity of purpose, and are not reliable,
are not the men we turn to tn emer-
[uncles It is the self- confident man,
the man who feels sure of himself.
the man who is sure of his philosophy
and of his principles. the man of great
faith. on whom we depend in supreme
clues, when others are driven to the
van—Exchange.
1k
SlopsCroup
Mothers want it, for
“4 quickly clears away
the choking phlggm”
ml" tho houn- cough.
livmtful sleep. Safe
nth an increase ‘
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1312an BROWN.
A VARIABLE CONDENSER
In radio transmission where
vacuum tubes are employed it is
very often necessary to use a. va-
riable condenser, for example. in
the antenna circuit, to vary the
wave length. The variable conden-
ser shown is very well adapted for
this purpose, and. in fact, may be 1
used in any transmitting circuit
Wheres. variable condenser is re-
quired. It will stand up to 4,000
volts, as has been shown in tests
made by the manufacturers. It will
RADIO lineman:
FOR THE TRANSMITTER.
stand tire amperes of current at
its maximum capacity setting
Th 9 construction is shown in the
illustration. The variation of ca-
pacity is secured by turning the
drum, which is controlled by the
knob. This knob and dial are the.
only parts showing on the treat or
a panel. the condenser being eully
mounted on the back. The conden-
ser may also be mounted on a
table'ior experimental work. Very
smooth and close ndiustment 0%
capacity 13 had and result: in close
tuning. The condenser is availa-
ble in two sizes, one with a capac-
ity range of from 0.0001 to 0.005
microtarads and the other with a
range of from 0.0001 to 0.0012 mi-
crotorads. The smaller size is best
suited for reception. With the ca-
pacity range of the larger size. the
wave length range may be varied
from 50 to 100 meters in the aver-
age low power transmitter.
One of the advantages“ this
type of condenser is the freedom
from warping plates. which might
cause «short circuits nt‘oertnln set-
tings of the condenser. Another is
the low power factor. low melee-
trlc losses. which helps in mak-
ing a transmitting not more em.
ole-t. It is small for the capacity
range and very rugged mechanic-
ally. Also, it is permanent in cali—
bration. which is of considerable.
advantage. '
HERE’S rnAr‘ifi-AL mmonn.
fiohnson Swenson
children but built a
house in
.5?" caazsm: av'
(to leit) not onh'r insists on his tenants having
baby mrriage some in the rear 01.qu ,
Jersey City The .Dictnre shows him with James 1". ’chnon.
W and tow. ' «thermal» M
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{dainty silk undies. We are prepared to supply the needed
kinds which means reliability as well as style and beauty.
fwide, have richness of coloring and beauty of design that
recommend them for Summer dresses, $2.50 yd.
and good weight in orchid, light blue, apricot, nilo green,
sand, rose, henna, silver grey, white or brown. The rich-
ness of the fabric and Wondrous color selection commend
it for dresses, undergarments orblousas $2 yd.
shades of pink, blue, lavender, light green and yellow are
:popular while navy satin hats are the only ones of dark
hue that are to the fore.“
this extensive assortment at only $5.
50W beautifulvin all the soft shanghai ‘
l min cautious and comfort for warm Summer days.
They nremnde-of geozgmte, W, crepe de m1
galley oat‘m, canton crepe andhemp. Somatimee thee}: .
E hmbntistaahmnednnd simply tnmmed‘homthesame
M1120 of the fabrics tastily combined.
Then agamnhatlsmdo
White of course is the most wanted but the delicate
You may select a hat both pleasing and popular from
Second floor. front.
to be «of interest.
It may be a dress of silk or perchanco material for
Cheney Bros. “Showerproof” foulards are 40 inches
Crepe do chine, 40 inches wide, of beautiful luster
Third door, front.
Your rugs are composed of many
on Ema a
”I” 4'
viewing woven strands or threads of wool.
up
Nothing «so quickly injures than
as contact with sharp-
o'dgcd, 1::an grit. “Bugs: ‘
alone will remove this grit
mat the strands from hem
carrot-named.
Clean Tags wear longer} Dirt,
litter and destructive embedded
grit shorten rug life. Tliclioamr
prolong the life of rugs hm .
only Tho :Hoovcr beats out the
destructive grit as it sweeps up
the clinging lint and hair, while -
.. 5.. All the dirt is being carried into ‘ "‘
7 : disclose—fight bagbythe W
'--Mwofsncnonedaxr. -
meat of stylish models does not intcrc st 1 on nearly
rmuch as the fact that we hate them for ;;t
j CQfit.
{ton crepe and eflective models of foul.u (1"
f rrioh costumes of foulards with geom m t. .1
navy and black dresses and mam oi lllt‘
shades m fact you -Wlll find a garment 11:1 213
occasion. There are those fashioned fux :llrl
houette and plenty of the larger size.
36 inches wide hem both ends and by 2.12:2th
7 3 l. MTI;
ribbon
Dressy dresses
at little cost.
The story of the purchase of this um;
lll‘nus assm
84
.m small a‘
There are dresses of crepe do (him ——lif't$<t\‘ Uf cm
:1: vi some very
Dresses of White with contrasting 1»: ring—11mm,
11:11 Red light
arty every
sll‘lltlf‘l‘ sil-
Every dress looks its value \Vllll h x.» t .1 ill agree is
more than the price asked $22 50
, 3 You may make
. silk underwear.
rAll you have to do is get a piece of silt j if" tubing
; fm‘» ribbon
Straps to go over the shoulder you Law :1 L 1‘» under-
llvest. '
. You can make it more claim am: by 154:2: .-». vrrwhet
yoke and in this way there is large >:-uln' . t, ‘ :lszutiful
creations you may. fashion.
The tubing comes in flesh color Ul‘ 1'. ~ L; limp
stitch design only $1.25 yd.
Third
floor. front.
Boyshform brassicrcs
bring comfort.
Tlmy nre constructed along the lines that‘ aim: (0m
I fort audgprgmote gracefulness of carriage
089 model made of flesh colored coutil »—1 it‘ll) sell
figufirmuteriaL—hooked in back, tape 5110111 in may and
deep W front and back to hold gill‘llli‘lllt (luv 11 over
t0? of dometurthese at 69c.
‘. A M adored satin with ribbon should. 1 maps 01",
one nfmsed brocade with elastic at waist in v >31
fiatin material set 01f with name“ i: use ulging
3;.- M 111611 331%: attractive $1. 95
Awrfldl zml :.:l1unclsome brassiere of 11w “Blush“
is made of Skit :ncr’s satin with filct 1011.111 ‘
, / der shops at .2. 53.
Allof these st} les ;.1 1:1: :3 in sizes from ‘32 to 43}
Leon. .1. 531113 rear.
Norwalk Chronicler