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ml; 0N LAW
BARRING ALIEN
FISHERMEN
\_ nuronl‘nt‘nt has been reached
.. . ,. l‘unnmwlcut Commercial Fish-
.- . Association and the state
A llshcrles and game to pro-
», . rnnt‘tnlC‘nt or legislation
.‘ .l hwnsc. or tax. on all Con-
‘ .mumvrclnl fishing boats ex-
} 4- usml for oystering.
\ ‘,‘_ will be immediately drafted
c-ntl‘ti to the committee on
; wmn tlxing a. 86 annual fee
~. malt, including tender. it
:nivrstnod that, upon the en-
, it." this proposal into law.
hmnse tees pertaining to
- in] fisheries are to be with-
.. The sense of the proposal
. ll-c-nsn so granted shall cov-
»..u or the fishing industry
J. it applies to Connecticut
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llln will be incorporated
,. human to nllens who have
ll \«ivivnt fishermen at least
'l’lwl-n was considerable
l for shutting out aliens al-
:29 the majority of them
II to ho irresponsible. and
ot' rcrulntlons. but the
~-:vrihml was agreed upon,
mu ht. of n, row hard-work-i
llllllllll: i‘mhormcn. incapable
" 1-. will”: or writing English.
- 4""’:i-'tt‘1l in the fishing in
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his state for many years.
mm or {he proposal. which
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. .zll lww roqlllrlnr: fishermen
. :lllilllsll pormits or $5 l'f‘h.
- :. l’.ll was made in lieu of a.
.wl ltion for a. not license.
l M» lbnlil'tl of fishcrics nnd
-. l‘I‘lll‘I‘St‘lllf‘ll in the agree-
! l :llvpl-rintvndnt John \V. Tit.-
l: mm stipulated that the re-
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Summary of
Morning News
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l'..trh-l.‘s Day outlook for .
- ”m lrrlnncl is tllstcournging with1
Nature nml Irrcconihlos uppnr- .
:lH far apart as over, Dublin all-
; tlt‘l‘illl't‘.
w lll't'lL5'll. on nrrlvnl in Dublin
: Mlko Mv'l‘iguc as winner in
t with liuitling Siki tonight.
‘llll‘t‘ stricken with npoplcxy.
-.m lmprmcmcnt. official Moscow,
3 tin sins.
mph i"rv'»‘ State troops patrol Dub- i
:tl‘t't ts stopping suspicious vehi-
: th« .ltl'va will keep open tonight
.ll-r gowrnmcnt's proclamation.
I'mrlin government rcpudiatcs re-
urtu that Germany has made speci-
.- pr‘npllf-‘Jllfl to l-‘runcc. suggesting
:uhr llcirutiutimm.
Nl-w York [lUlll'l‘ take precaution!
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l"'lll“f‘l”lll.’i are for saving anti;
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ILL .ll YEARS
Saved from an Operation by Lyd'n
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound
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Fidoli. Tli.—“I was a nervous wreck-
! van suirering from a pair} to my 13“
. side. which was 31- .
mostunbearablemnd
I could not even 193
the bed clothmgreat
on to body straight-
I ha been sick for
seven years, but 1‘“
so bad on 013“
eighteenmonths.wd
had become so run-
down that I cared
f or nobody.
, would rather
" " died than live.
("~uilill't. do my work without help.
th" (lthlDI'B told me that an 09°"
Wu all there was left- I would not.
I“ nsent to that, so my husband brought
T00 a bottle of Lydia E. '
Vl'rntable Compound out! MKS“! 1‘”
to take it. I have taken fourteen 1109‘
hrs of it. and I feel ten em mp“
1.19-le fulLo‘fi ho . I o Ill ghhng
Wnr and a a or garden '
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ompoun n e on”, in
turn little girls reach womanhood I in‘
tend to teach them to take it. 1 9m
never too busy to tell .0133 g
alsater of m help, and you can ll” my
name and otter to we“! “E“. 8001‘: '
news of Lydia. E. Pinkham'il medial”-
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Millinery grows
lovelier every day.
Paris shows how to make an unlimited
number of styles with a limited number of
fabrics—each hat attests to the ingenuity
used—and also to the ingenuity of our mil-
liners in the good old U. S. A. who adapt
these modes and take inspiration from
them for more pleasing styles at prices
which enables a woman to have as many
hats as she. desires—which is often one for
each costume.
Bluebird and Fashion hats and from
Randa are here new every week and some-
times oftcner—the hat we describe today
may be replaced by a diflcrent one tomor-
row—so come often to look them over—-
they are $10 to $15—all higher type hats.
But we have many that are clever and
pretty, priced from $2.95 and up.
Second floor. from
Men! Spring air
says top, coats.
Winter coat too heavy—>40 go without
La top coat unsafe.
’ You’ll like the zestful styles, broad
shoulders, full chests, and trim lines of our
new Spring top coats.
' You’ll like the fabrics, twc'cds and mix-
tures, plain shades of grey and tan.
You’ll like the prices—mot too high;
{yet high enough to insure the lasting good—
3nose of materials and tailoring.
Specializing just now on a real fine
showing in sizes 3-1 to 42 at only $25. Ask
to see them. .
Main floor, rear
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Boys on like
“Sam Peeks.”
If you don’t know what 3 Sam Peck
suit is, just ask your boy. He will tell you
—-lhe may not know of some of the added
features that make them more lasting and
more to the boys" liking-but we’ll be glad
to show you these if you only let us.
Two pairs of pants of course—that 'n
self makes them last longer—they a} a
node from tweeds and cashmeres With
belts and caps to match—they are for boys
Ifrom 8 to 19 years.
The caps are of peculiar interest they
are adjustable so that they fit any head
with comfort. Cap3~$1.50 and $2.
Sam Peck suits are priced from $15 to
$25. ‘
Other suits from $12.50Hto $20.
Youths two pant suits—long pants—
for ages 16 to 20, at $25 to $30. ~
Basement. tron!
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munsmmnaanm.maounoneu~ea
The very joy
sian, both colors and designs.
inate.
in wide variety of new fabrics, $15 to $90.
$19.75 to $65.
$10 to $90.
Stylish Spring
hats for men.
The best Spring styles are here in
these very light weight “Stetson” hats in
filbert, zinc, sable, black, pearl, heather,
moth and seal. Most of them with sill:
bands in a contrast shade.
And the best part of it is——-aftcr months
of wear your “Stetson” hat will still be
stylish—tho quality‘s there to 'hold it.
Prices $7 and $8.
Main floor, rear
Men’s shirts
likable--lasting.
Ever notice how much more you like
some of your shirts than others? How
much oftencr you wear them.
The patterns and colors in these new
«shirts are that kind—you’ll want to wear
them often, have them washed frequently,
and yet keep them a long time. They will
do it; they’re made to do itz—and all for $2.
Main floor. right. front
Men! don’t forget
anything needed;
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Fine stocks and quick, intelligent sfl_er-
vicc for men who have overlooked little,
yet very important items to complete their
Easter outfits.
Means much when time’s pressing.
Men’s section devoted to fine furnishings
right inside the Main St. entrance to the
right—plenty of people to take care of
your needs promptly—and plenty of the
things you’re sure to like. Just now of
peculiar interest are:
Men’s silk four-in—hands, tweed, colors‘
of mixed tan with contrast color stripe,
$1.
Men’s hosiery—fibre silk with. lisle
sole—brown and grey with ‘clocking of
mixed colors,.85c. ‘ '
Men’s combination suits, light weight
cotton, white, $1.50. ’ ' -
Main floor, 1'!th hunt
expressed in women’s garments.
The warmth of springtime is in the richness of the velvety fabrics from which
many of the most noteworthy coats and capes are fashioned.
‘ The brightness of springtime is in the colorful si‘ks
ciples of the delightful dress modes, borrow as they do from the
Plenty of long coats with wide sweeping lines .
large enough to please all, Dame Fashion has sponsored the jackettc jaunty and chic
Dresses! My. what pretty dresses and what pretty silks.
help feeling that you are going to be as enthusiastic as we are
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of springtime
that forms the basicgprin-
Egyptian and Per-
The air of springtime is in‘the jauntiness of the new Spring suits with all the
freshness and newness of design and the light tans and grey fabrics
which predom—
and as if'the variety was not
Suits, snappy box coat models—longer tailored suits of dignity—suits for sport
and busmcss wear—you'll delight in seeing them—and seeing how you look In them—
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Somehow we can’t
over them. Prices
Seco nd floor. center
Safety first.
buy new tire.
Safety while on tho road—and safe in
saving you effect in buying from our
present stock—tire prices have gone up—
but ours are as they were—while they last
——Bcacon tires.
32 x 31,5, $18.40 31 x 4 $21.65
32 x 4 $22.95 33 x 4 ‘ $24.15
732 x 41,4. $27.90 3.3 x 41,2 $28.75
34 x 4% $29.55 35 )1 41/2 $30.05
‘ 33 x 5 $36.45 35 x 5 $36.95
i 37 x 5 $37.45 ‘
Beacon tire 31,3)
and 5 are 8 ply.
and :i are 6 ply—4%
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Fourth neat. from
What a difference
new corset makes.
You feel better and your garment fits
better if you get fitted properly before you
select your Easter costume.
Many good makes are here and expert
service in helping to select and properly
fit them.
The price will fit‘the purse—the price
range is as extensive as the style array.
Featuring this week a Ringo belt of
flesh coutil—One of our own Laurel cor-
sets of flesh brocade—and a O; B. corset of
flesh brocade all with special features and
all at special price of $2.35.
Second floor. rear
Children’s . undies
special 500.
'Lot includes slip-over muslin— night
gowns, flesh color, sizes 6' to 14 years.
Princess slips, embroidery trimmed, sizes
4m 12 years. Stylish bloomers, black or
white, sizes 6 to. 10 years. Chambray
bloomers, pink or white. Drgwer waists,
sizes 2 to 14 years. All worth more than
the price they are offended. special 50¢.
The WmihmF—Jhdll and m}
today; Search)”. cloudy and “5'.
Men! why talk of
two pant suits.
We could
take up as‘
much time
as a con-
greesional
filibuster
talking in
f a v o r of
two pant
smts.
But why stay up nights to tell men the.
things they already know and believe?
We aren’t trying to block you from
buying a suit with one pair of trousers if
you prefer.
Simply reminding economical men that
there’s a fine array of two-pant suits in '
our new Spring stocks.
Yes, pencil stripes. cashmcrcs and
worsteds, twccds and llcrringboncs. tan
and brown mixtures—2. 3 and 4 button
models—and sport models with pleats and
gagcll pockets. Splendid assortment at:
o .10.
1mm floor. rear ‘
Light weight sweater
prevents sudden chill.
In golf, you swing. wait. walk. wait.
The exercise is fine; docs nman good to get
warmed up. BUT. it doesn‘t pay to let a
tricky Spring breeze cool you off too fast,
between times.
There’s just the right weight to these
medium weight sweaters to prevent that,
though they have sleeves the): don’t bind
your stroke; they’re. knitted to give with
every motion.
Pure worsted with brushed back. but-
ton front with two pockcis. Colors are
seal brown, navy blue, black and camel
color. Specially priced, $6.90. ‘
Fourth fioor. front
Your, daughter’s
Easter dress.
It is here or we lose our guess—You ’ll
probably agree. with us when you see these
pretty chepe dc chine dresses for girls
from G to 1—1 years.
They are of real good lasting sort of
crepe and there are some of heavy firm
tafieta silk.
The styles are so dainty and just as de-
mure looking as a sweet girl of these ages
should be in your foudcst fancy.
There’s a rosette or flower here and
there in contrast shade—sonic simple em—
broidery and contrast piping.
. A showing we are a bit proud of—ask
to see them—price $12.50. .
Second floor, rear
Men! here’s real
shoe value 54.75.
T h e s e s h o c 5
would look good to
you at the usual
prices. They’d look
better to us if we
had all sizes. The
f a c t t h a t . w e
haven’t don’t les-
sen their value. It
only makes them
more of worth to
you if you findyour size. Chances are
you will and a style you’ll like, too.
There are oxfords dud some high shoes.
They are made from staunch grain leath-
ers and calfskins and soft kid. There are,
plain- tips and perforated effects. There :
is a lot of style to most of them nnd‘dllot,
of wear in all of them—42nd you may;
choose for $4.75. ‘-
SOcoud floor. rear ' .
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Main floor. res:
Norwalk Chronicler