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' may. NOVEMBER 9.1923. - 1*
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lilllS-INMEK
0’ ma
lawman
__. .;l. Pa. Nov. 9.—Why
‘_i . -- . I‘mls the United
1“ - my; consumption or
. f hieraies to the
l'n Er: ‘-‘rs' Federation
1:. liough of Hart-
:'. is general mana-
' :n«"llCut Bulk Pro-
an organization
., .lp their milk co-
' , distributors who
wavew'lves.
; .‘xlr. liough. "is a
,"’,l inhabitants.
. per caplta. con-
, ; 14mg. New York
' mtumption of .70
~:rro has only .48.
$1723 high use 0!
v. m be round in
' viiorts of the at
i alvrs in educat-
= food value of
mm} the public
“: them a high
'.‘,‘.rmu;h the work
;~, 1: has been found
n the supply. This
: rll consumers are
~ nilclrnt milk for
' . 1150 found that
' lining prices for
-~ assured that
lintli wholesale
new], by our pro-
‘ 1‘. prices are the
- rnsontative city of
; :wscntativc milk
business."
”That is on our subject.
member of the
[other with the health omcer is an
inspector: that is, they can inspect
the slaughterhousea and close them
up if necosnry. In addition we have .
a state inspector as well as the state
police to enforce regulations and to
see that the slaughterhouses trek
Sept. clean and in a sanitary condi-
on. '
The slaughterhouse. it is
will cost about 810,000. At the sug-
gestion or Mr. Skelly. Mayor Robina
appointed the committee to report
back at a future meeting to be held
in two weeks.
LUDENDORFF.
(Continued tram Page One;-
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Every
of Health to—
w... Como... not on...
.33.. $3.39- v‘ifi. '
—-A. great big asortment or brand new.
cleverly styled bath and lounging robes.
fashioned of Boyd's W'lde Wale Corduroy.
silk ribbon or cord trimmed. selt girdles.
and come in all new colors such as Blue-
bird. Cherry. Fuchia. Wisteria. Henna. etc.
sizes 38 to 44. all at the.same low price.
'3". ; TOMORROW.
I
88 to 44 $3.29 17ml?
h—Bathrobes for men, smartly tailored.
of heavy beacon cloth, full out,
cord ‘ trimmed, all new pattern
colorings and a wonderful value at
price.
“meted.
such persons are plunging the Reich
into a cataethrope, threatening its
food supply. They are exposing it
to an enemy invasion and they are
destroying all chances of economic
improvement.
"W’e exhort all patriots to defend
the unity. order and'llberty ot the
Reich. All steps to comabt the coup
d'etat and to restore order have
been taken and will be carried olzt
with the utmost vigor.
AMSTERDAM. Holland. Nov. 9.--
A telephone message tram Munich
this morning said that Adolph Hitler
declares mm. the revolution which
started in Germany five years ago.
has ended, that the Berlin govern-
ment and President Ebert haver been
dethroned and that Munich will
henceforth be the seat of the im-
perial government.
PARIS. Nov. 9.-—-'1'he French gen-
eral stat! foresees the necessity for
certain military measures to protect
the French troops in the Ruhr in
the event of grave disorders in Ger-
:n
Tomorrow last day, but not by any means the least important. Thousands of dollars can
be saved by those who wisely take advantage of this last day selling. From opening hour until
closing time, the most wonderful assemblage of values ever displayed will be spread before you.
We cannot tell you half the news. There are hundreds of other items, the values of which are
just as great as those depicted in this advertisement.
. REMEMBER, TOMORROW THE LAST DAY.
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a many or in case there is the menace Last Dd Harvest 8810 M DI m Sale >
‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ of an armed movement‘axalnst the Last Day Harvest Bale y y '
, . . . . . -
e- l occupation troops. . _
‘ “ () ERECT The first of these measures would V - .
"a“: UM) be to straighten out the military c ‘ .
V “in“;iptmfiogl‘; line in We‘btphaiia as the Ruhr now . i
‘m‘ ' forms a sort of square PQCREt "" ‘ — ‘ ’ ' ' b" .
"'"E“..’.f.?"‘ a??? vow t° We“ °n m... "ff;- 3‘." . Choice 100 New Models P181“ 01‘ Fur Trimmed
.j. ' operation would be accomp S 9 .Y ' . . . .
pi-‘ti unIlé‘ss‘glsl taking strategic positions to the All New Styles and Fabrics —-N8W conceptions 1n stylish new . 2
(513-.nlanncrin south. l m s t -—The styles are too numerous to costs, dESIgned after the latest 81].- . ..
unlit he handled trfoucg‘co:r;w:;eci:::;i&nout d2, classd'y for they embrace every new houette‘graclously fashioned Of all g
«--rr.:rruction o! I". p .5... -—Another shipment of the wonder- idea found in dresses that are selling W001 coatings, marvelously light 01 i
" Hm'm“: that I! the circumstances should seem
ful values that have been creating
the biggest coat business in the 1115-.
tory of the Boston Store. Every
lviltl‘hvrfi to join
2“th a slaughter-
.‘l US“.
right now in other stores at many
to require them- Franc" “‘1‘“ 93‘” times this price.
put in motion 200,000 men. I’irty
five thousand are already in the
weight, full lined and Warmly intcr- ‘ 4}:
lined. ’
,
. . —Embodying style features that :
I ““1 “scum” Ruhr. 95.000 more are in the Rhino- one a mandailorcd garment fashion- 8113' Satms,bVe1viets, Sergfgs, fife” lend themselves splendidly to the :g
“,""‘I'.‘,“"t‘§’ Tina”: land. while an additional 50,000 are ed of heavy 3114.001 coatings, in new Tl 93’ 1:“ I?” 139“}: 95 {Vom _ favorite ideas of newer wm‘ ter fash-l ;
w .. sand :e..m:.:::.°::.: W N... with 1.... .-
‘* - 1"” n" ”on“ "e ~ cuffs 0f 0 '= . collars of self materials or fur col- ‘
' . {Hull 20:13:33; M0”. “"1 Strub‘m" ”man” 3m" A“ have large collars and sions. Dresses for every occasmn !
are ill laiong the Rhine in Alsace.
while there an reserves at Belted.
Epinai and V‘erdu not far away.
self material. all are,fllll’lined and
warmly interlined. All styles in all
colors. Size! 38 to 46.
$9. 95
Apparel Dcpt.---Second Floor.
"G (ll: DC"! sold
' is unfit folllu-
‘ 'I‘r l’ll’lll'l by Au-
W‘r known as
. ,swi’wn character
from the butcher
1. .in1. Mr. \V‘ithl
..._. need of a
':‘.::a same attitude
2- i =l’a-hcrs present.
“ ! tho butchers
9hr: city should
.':.4»" under pres-
STORE
':;;:F:‘°:‘.:““:u‘; cu we. so. sown-K
‘ O
"is project. He ' .
I . 7rmin:mezilttl:“daendd A HINT—One Of the fill-
xi Hm:- in rcgu- est stores in the city—it
'1] pay you to motor
lars that emphasize their dark rich-
ness, Coats with large collars of
self material or fur collars that in-
crease their golden ton colorings
many have fur cuffs in addition to ,_
their fur collars, sizes 16 to 44. J
$19.95
LAST DAY or HARVEST 5.1 n .2. .v
DRESS GOODS 7-;
Street dresses ! Afternoon dresses !
Dresses for semi-formal wear. All
wanted sizes, 14 to 46, in all styles
and colors.
$5.00
Apparel Dept-«Second Floor.
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q‘tl‘fi“ I A; I»:
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T
FEINSOD’S
DEPARTMENT
LAST DAY OF HARVEST SALE
DOMESTICS
- :ha appropria-
lh" salary of a
‘ inspector.
«- l.::‘."\ the meeting
Sport and Dress _ Oamel‘s Hair 1 'English Broadcloth
there—try it and be con- D, miss“; Tg’lehmmfim HATS SKIRTS WAIS’I‘S Checked Flume: - '
.‘Jr Skelly laying lrect rom e eac_ era: . 54411011 all Wool Ch k d F1 ' ‘
“l: m ~ h (l . ‘nccd. *ard shi ment of satin finish full 5 to 39 Values. - _ . 9" e 3111131.: -
140:: 2225...? V1 ’bleachedp table damask, featuring a!» 3 $5.50 to $6 Values. $4 and $5 Values. stgiisnefzgflir :Eeatiozu for dresses and .
3 'r 8° m" °f pretty new patterns. 8 big 39c —a special last day Harvest Sale .1 f h ' ‘ . combinations. m the new “1°?
% value in this Harvest 8812. —The favored new models for sport —Onc o t a great value event!
selling of stylish Sport and Dress of this sale. beautiful hand-made
waists of genuine English ‘Broad-
cloth, dainty Pilgrim and Peter
and embroidery trimmed. All
and sweater wear. In camel.
squirrel and checko colors with
contrasting overplald or lengthwise
Tomorrow ’5 Sale Price,
39c Indian Head
500 yard purchase of yard wide, best
Hats. All wanted new colors and
$4.983
shapes at
' ~Silk M ' g
o quality, linen finish Indian Head. A 3:11.33: effects. All sizes in all 51:; 1:02:23; ‘21:“ d. unmatched Yard w-d n SHE‘S?!“ . :
t " fine quality of cloth at a very spe- - . .. , 1 e, a . e, in the:
-' allace Gummles 296 $2.95 , _ _ $2,; mtg; .. ..... 1......
"J, Sale, yd. ...... . ..... . . . . , . $ - wn. ay at { ‘7
. . . f the Loom '——Now showing the new silver $3095 ’ 2.95 82:: price, $1 59 t ;
The New, Old Fashioned 8:13; law“ oPillow C8868 trimmed satin hats . . . . $5.00 up . y _ . . . . . . . . . _ '.' . . i . . . I.
' ee -¢- i ' oo- . De .--; . l ‘1; ‘
‘ " r ‘ Extra fine quality Fruit of the Loom we" ”'1’" Md “0°" Apparel section Second Floor Blouse pt Seem, .1 m $4.00 Hand _Bag. *
DROPS 40c Sheets and Pillow Cases. Bought 111 , I :3 L
V‘ 130‘ .onssoeosi‘ooo‘elsoeoess
1,000 lots which accounts for these
1 th 11 l 1 . Newest Hand Bag novelties, fashion. : 4‘
as an w o esa e prices.
“" u ”m...“ ... WARM COATS I gagf genuine 13;; 55‘1’ 31...... “a. ,1.
E 54 x 90 ~ . , , e an m fit
F '_I am Anise, {3:319P6PP0 t and Win green Sheets . . . .219... . . . . . . . 956 NEW DRESSES ted, calamari sgpflkedal for r , _.
45x36
Pillow Cases............ 320 .'
$1.69 Full Size Bed- Sheets
Extra large (8W0) all one piece
Bed Sheets, made from heavy ‘hcct-
o
ing. an exceptional val., $1 29
don’t miss it.
29c Unbleached Sheeting
Best quality, extra heavy, soft finish,
unbleached sheeting, 40 mches Wide.
tomorrow at
.ueosososs.
' For the
Little
Folks
For the
Little
’ Folks
, $4.95...
$2.50 Cape Glove. 1;;
Women’s l-clasp Cs e Glov ’ a
embroidered backs,p in 11:; mt:
shade. All wanted sizes. $2.00..
Special tomorrow at
Women’s Silk Bloomers 2::
' Bogardus
__ DRUG STORE ——
~ Street, Next to Post Oflice Norwalk
so.
. , h-When w 1 n t e r ' Made of ere dc chin d - .
m b mm 5.000yard lots .o o... $ Pt. “.11 «mm
5:33,; expliins why we can sell it at 32:92! roll:- Ieleec- "' 4‘59 flesh and white, hematitched
98c
$1.00 Women’s Camisoles 3
Made of satin and satin striped voile
on blue, pink, white and orchid.
wonderful value. Harvest
sale price ooossosseooono
98¢ WW1 Sport Hose
Women’s Wool Sport’Hose, fashion;
ed *in latest novelty heather ‘ "
ings, double strength heels and mi
plain or clocked patterns.
Tomorrow’s price ...._... 45
r ‘
tion for the youn-
ger folks will give
you the double sat-
isfaction of their
better health and
appearance.
this remarkable low
price, yard 20c
Harvard Sheets and poses
At Special Low ces
All sizes of the famous "Harvard
Sheets and Pillow Cases. 11 sale at
special low prices. Harvard Sheets
and Cases are the biggest selling
brand in America, that’s why the
Béston Store stocks them‘ agents like these are to be had gm- .0
3 ve '
never 8 13:33! ggetmafii‘ht’xg wanted sizes. are here at Boston Store
I!“
‘5
find, soft finish, 3 inch 71 c economy prim .-
hm‘mh p-_-;;-oo‘soosn ‘ .
lace trimmed, $198-$338
values. Harvest Sale price
Enriching Fur
‘ Pieces
—-Children’s new
middy drones of
all wool navy
serge. middy style.
red or white braid
trimmed. emblem
sleeves, ages fito 6
—Better
get thtm their,new winter
—-—Fur Scarf: and Chokers—7’
costs at the Boston Store now while gar- exactly the sort now in
JUNIOR Gums nnEssrzs'
vogue to wear with one's
suit or, dress; their quality
pelts ‘klend beauty to any
couture. whilst imparting
just the necessary summi-
——Straight~line models of all woolosrgo.
' 554,9
silk embroidery and new
applique trimming
' I e-
-
Christ on ’Son of
Emile Hemming
———-u‘-—
.fit"
live up to the declared prhlciples at life. »
“l the notches County, ’Spormen's as- “Never kill wantonly 9' needlessly
' sedation than would“ a lot’more or brutally. , '
Theelmrtce‘ornotmm or- . “Obeythelawsotflatsandna-
‘er of Bridgeport. .as godmother. '
Following the christening. a din-
nerpartywuhou lorthsguestsat
Mr. and fire. Haunts home.
(«comm , m ”I &
vtomm .. j.
the Grace Episcopal churc
lastnitht. Emile .Hennnlnc. Jr.- the
two year old son of. )(r. and. lira.
Emile Homing. of North avenue.
was W by Rev. .1. Benton
Do. Bea-la.
h Those‘present warezcnarlea a. Bar-
rls. C. B. Squires. at Mondale:
Frank Dem e: Bridgeport:
E. 8. Rescues; «New York: lira
“Becoming
m
tion; work terminus. and up. W o! slaps spool-sis
hold “19me We!”
“Respect'the rights as m ‘
Norwalk Chronicler