. a V,‘ .3. , Doan's Kidney Pills. Your neigh-
v. ,. .g. purlmenl. drivers cluding New York. New Jersey, bore recommend them. Ask your
1 if (um-roving their mac Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan. neighbors. ' '
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l GMADE NATIONWIDE; TO
[0815 LICENSE lN' common
of Intoxication on the Increase -— Big
Jump in Massachusetts — Automobil ‘
:31 Association to A's]:
Vic'tcd Drivers to Prison
tiling of .the Billie
’r the influence of
their licenses sus-
‘ll‘.
-. ‘1,
f drunken drivers
n-wido attention.
is it has been
.. ..utomobllists hsvo
cloud? 1 for operating while
an ‘ .’
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3,", "‘H.
:‘- um, over 1922.
1.5
lip! w:
,1.» tho
:3“" 3. .1
hr... of intoxicating
is compared with
figures for 1923
i the available fig-
t 180 have been
,-.,rf.‘ (If that state for
minr the influence
strafing llkuors in 1922 and
j 1‘ ”70
,gr‘ Eli‘wl 5H
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South Norwalk Mill .
121Washinéton Street Phone 471 South Norwalk, Conn. " ..If
trim! in the Super-
{Kurt-d the punish-
13’, while only none
I nontonces running
.‘y days each.
tally the record in
. automobiles in use
3 --:.~ state cast of tho
not including the
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we to SendiCong
Southern states. but especially in-
The figures are giVen out by the
Automobile Legal Ahociation'. which
has already petitioned the Maiso-
chusetts Legislature to'puo a'bm
providing it anyone is conVicted of
operating while under th influence
of intoxicating liquors, 13 shall be
sentenced to Jail tor not less than
three months nor more than two
years: that no Justice. who finds one
guilty of this offense shall have the
right to place the case on rile; and
that his Registrar 0! Motor Vehicles
shall revoke the license of in person
thus convicted for not less than three
years. ’ v
The Asocintion contends that any
bill which provides that the punish-
ment shall not be for more'than
say two years. is wrong in princi-
pic, because it permits the Judge to
impose s. Jail sentence or one day.
which in many cases will be simply
giving the criminal an opportunity
to sober up.
‘ sition. The As-oeunon is slsopre—
Not less than three months‘in
jail is thd mow. slogan end
it is believed that the public will.
support the Association in this po-
paring simiisr petitions to be intro-'
duced at the next pension o! the
legislature in every state in which it
operates. , _ s
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Mrs. Isabell'Sturges, who was Id-
mitted to the Normal]: hospital last
Wednesday tofundergo an operation.
is. according to a. report from the
hospital this morning, getting along
nicely.
.. Con'pbo theWos-k'.
'It‘s too much to try to work every
day-against a. constant, duii‘ beck-
sche. or sudden darting pain In the
small or the' back. Be rid of it. Try
Mrs. J. Morgan, 61‘ Spring street.
South Norwalk. says: “An attack or
the "flu" left my kidneys in In un-
healthy condition.‘ My back nearly
fell apart with pain when 1' did my
washing. Stooping work put my‘
back in such a. condition I could
hardly get shout‘snd it seemed to
be stilt and sore mornings and uched 1|
dreadtully when I began to ‘stir
about. I could hardly hold a. spoon
in my hand. my nerves were so bad
and headaches nearly drove me
frantic and dizzy spells came over
me when I became blinded byQ
specks. Dean's Kidney Pills had been
so highly recommended to-mo that
yet some at the Stillson-Powel drug
s ore. The few boxes I used entire.
ly rid me of backache and put my
nerves in good condition." '
Price 60c. at all dealers.” Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that __
Mrs. Morgan had. Foster-Milburn
p0. Mfrs, Buflalo, N. Y.
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Outlet Stores, Inc.
We can sell you dependable merchandise in toys, dry
goods, notions, jewelry, housefurnishings, yard goods, cur-
min goods and hardware at the very lowest prices in town.
1.
a . .
Because I have thirty years’ exper1ence 1n the gen— .
eml merchandise line; have been buyer for large syndi-
cates for ten years.
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Because our sole aim and fundamental business
principle is to give every customer the utmost merchan-
dise value for the money.
1. Because we know the one big secret of business 1 ‘
sumxess, according to the old motto: “A satisfied customer
i: the best advertisement.”
J. MARGULIES, Manager '
'4
Because rigid~economy in every detail is observed _' f‘
in our store management.
i
ri'u frame,
MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND i
CHILDREN’S UMBRELLAS
mercerized gloria, abso-
waterproof, fast edge,
(«wand hook handles.
li‘k'wliil' $1.25.
Special ,3... . .
JAPANN ED TRAYS
Second quality round shape,
heavy. steel plate.
. "V
Special . .. 5C
wrist
980.
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BOYS’ TWO-BUTTON
HELMET CAP Worth $2.00. Sizes 12 to $1 49 g
. '"- 20. Special ............. e.
'I". l‘lt‘ill winter cap for the boy,'m -
iii: . r stormy weather. And boys like BOYS’ SWEATERS
TALL tho, especially for h‘ocky and
«Rating. Made of. pure 79 98
synod, asst. colors. 0’ c
merchandise.
cords, strong
MIEL-END ASSORTMENT 0F j-
BOYS’ KN ICKERS ;
Exceptional values fir below today’s . ~
manufacturing cost.
heavy corduroys, moleskins, grly whip.
All fresh, clea ‘
Assortment include
waistband and pockets.
cuffs & tail.
Ruff neck shaker pull—over.
teed wool; full fashioned .throughout,
hand looped shoulders, heavy 2-in-1 rib
Guaran-
* — “m“ " “Jennings" meme,
TO THEM
Crowded- Yes, J ammed To Suffumtion Most Daring
.- ’ ’ Underselling Priced Sale Ever Staged in this State,
Opened Yesterday With A Stampede, Hundreds of
. Buyers Flocke‘d To *'
Rialto Clothes Shop, ’ M0ney Raising .Se‘ile
‘M’EKENés‘rWHITE 5335.000 Worth‘of Ments and des’. Clothiii , ”Furnishings, etc, MAEDNLSOEI'OSX
_ . ‘ Sent to the Bargain Block. with Prices that would 10 PAIRS FOR
3 Gill's EA. * Bankrupt Ordinary Stores! Reg. 19c Value
Value 10c 7
.' $1.00
*a' ’ Now in the Hands of the Well-Known F. F. Jones Sale System of New York
,TO THE PUBLIC:
I represent the Jones Sales System of New York, the
nationally-known merchandise adjusters organization who
have been authorized to sell out half of this fine stock of
.dry goods during the next 10 days. “Nothing can stop us ;-”
I have been given “free rein to reduce prices” — “I am here
to sell and sell I will.” “I will let, nothing stand in my way”
—“I will use no sentiment.” “I'll forget all profits - and
even ignore costs” on this substantial stock, for We must
have the cash, so we are obliged to secure it. This is your
opportunity, folks f I am here to Show you what real price-
wrecking and genuine bargain-giving is‘-— be re early
Saturday morning and each day thereafter during this
sale.‘ Share in these wonder values — be on‘time ! 3
- . READ, THINK, ACT Now .
LQng on Stock --’- But Short on Cash .
“HERE IT IS IN A NUTSHELL”
Due to the backward season we find our store “over-
stocked and we need ‘ money?’ to settle our accounts as
promptly as usual; therefore, in order that we raise the
necessary cash immediately, we haVe turned over our entire
stock to nationally known merchandise adjusters—The F.
F. Jones Sales System of New York—to whom we have give
on full power to go through the entire stock, mark down
the prices, disregarding'all costs to us, and to. sell out every-
thing as quickly as possible so as td raise the cash we need
quickly and surely.
‘
‘R. NEWELL, Mgr.
is.
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" "”5 Men’s Grey‘s Khaki run 51 657 Men's Heavy runner. $1 45 ms ~
PURE SILK. NEI- SHIRTS. $2 val. ' , slums. Reg. s2 val. - Heavy Ribbed :3
SOX 3 3 . - 2 ’ . UNI UIT '
In all the new fall “leggy; ghmgsgofllgl FLAME. fien’; $3.? .cvoasrsgwmm ms. Bun ON S S 3
7 , . . . s an . , . . ’f
s “1°“ Each. ..... cg“? ...... . 52'5“ Each ...... . ...... .2... 51-95 $1.47
67c , , ‘ _ 2 I . ' s
Reg "I“ value sum “3.? £111:- EeAgs. 35c, 33; mi: 14° ginoir’éi‘ggy‘éii. $2.5?)N $1-77 I will” fame ”'00
Men’s Heavy BATEROBES $3.95 Men’s Heavy Blue Ghamb
‘MEN’S it Each ............ . . . WORK SHIRTS .........
SPORT HOSE , ' _ . - .
ALL-WOOL mflwnma° “1.1mm am 53.95 Boys’ Heavy Flannel
s TEES CIOOII'OOgl" ' Pu‘uas each 950
3pm FOR 9 consensus. »
Men's couon‘rlonnei sm'rs 95c
inGrey&Khski,$1.25val. _ _
7'7
Men’s Hes... Fleece-Lined SHIRTS
and DRAWERS, 87b
Garment .............-......
Boys’ in sws, All-Wool, with
shawl co . Guaranteed $7 45 '
rainprooi’. $10.00 val. .... . ' ’3
Balm;d $3353," All-Wool, sen
e S
$14.50 value. $9795
Genuine Morten at)?“ HATS, in all
latest shapes. ue.
Each ....3..........‘.,, 52-29
$13.00.
Heavy Ribbed smears and
DRAWERS, garment" 7
87c
Men’s passe enters in .
, fancyst‘rlpe :1 1;" adds-.... $1.19
MEN’S
DRESS SHIRTS
Fast colors. ~
75 ? each
C
Men’ Slurandw 1G0 '
srbomcs ”mwu51-29
Men's mono: mos-r sum-s ‘
£E°ht...oooooo.ooo.ooooooo 95c
V m's
DRESS SHIRTS
Men’s SHIEPSKIN COATS
.... $8.45
'al
WOMEN’S PERCALE ANp 31"”
GIN GHAM DRESSES
Popular style and colors; cut full and
Emily finished throughout. 98c
$2.98, $3.49,
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CHINA
IMPORTED CUPS AND
SAUCERS. _ .‘., '1'
.v vi ' . l on - N E I
if...‘;;::;:r3m.":.;f’:a’-fiim ALL mm one...
.‘Jct more than 6 psirrto s, custbmer- _ RECngDSd " "
Saturday and Mandi} . " S Cid for Sim" y an -
only, pair .................o 150 ‘Mpoendsy, only ......2 ...... 39¢
: . KNIT'FNDERSKIRTS ‘ ,
DRIP FANS Warm in cold. weather, yet smart 1“
‘ ‘ 0 ' a stance and well fitting. Special
Erma qualityéh 13%;!353 psi; Still . pgfinted, double tucked b01139; p13:
around 93136 leads sanitary round "3311“ . garqetn; £1121?“ erg! . g puts
Comme- extra hes ’wire handles. se- bunclnns at .e , - 38m
' ’ w > - , " fashioned co m tnmly. 69c
curely riveted. 10c up Special ....fi-.:...._._.o:e....o.
LOW priced at oewtqeosesn . 7"
S . ,
Silk stripe madras. ‘
$1.57
Regular value. $2.50.
' 'Men’s Reversible next
3 - RAINCOATS
Hunt-culled by The U.
. ,8. Raincoat Co. to be
‘1 sold for $12.00.
$3.97: ‘
flight second. ,_
Every coat guaranteed
waterproof. ~
1!
MEN’S oinRCOA'rS ; _
All-wool, plaid backs, in the latest
modem $25 value. $163.45
At
MEN’S OVERCOATS
sssss ens-assess.
. Infill iioiilf°§30°§$$2250
MENfS OVERCOATS "
earner $29.59
MEN’S SUITS
All-woo} worsteds in pencil stripes and
i???:...i“f?.f’f‘f‘fi.g $18.45
MEN’S SUITS
A wonderful assortment and all hand
tailored. $30 value. $
At s'es‘eele- sssss { easy 22.50
Fine heavy blue serge, in single and
MEN’S SUITS,
35%;??? ,fi‘iiflf’$26.50
DRESS -, PANTS
$3.45 ,
4,! 3 ,3 .
:: ; > , _. 7.1».
I. .339 2" .
“Hundreds of other Bargains too Nunerous to Mention?
3.. .
I Regular value $5.90.:
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Norwalk Chronicler