Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 16, 1925 · page 7

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31 Crook, AI-
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or Ttht

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_ .uze yesterday
., azinmunlcation
:‘ garzment of Jua-
;. stated £1111

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stated she went to New York.

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.:Za:ler in that
5::horitlee Ito

910706. bed tom stolen.
non leter showed that he
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Court in
A 1 - ‘2 7mmediately
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, ‘5 from Illinois
-_ Bridgeport for

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Governor mu.
(Mlddletaw: Pres)

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m' w‘ to, “3.1!“. Where tile 'u

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connected with the ‘thetts that :3:
cur“ .‘Vbne he was in this we
and shortly utter hie arrest it n.

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Scofield after it had been foyundmutlea:
a. valuable sword. owned by his an-

vastly-
had tek-

g- N. Phillipe. President oi"
p031“ IndGameLeegueo:
Southwestern Comma-up;
-m1*nsto ‘Duhlictoeid'aeme
WWotiheuegue
to are tor the eon; and W
71rd: in this Vicinity. The ice
And,theenoweremekingitim-

rmubmtomenor

meat Committee: a! the League
or the Gum Sevinxe Bank ct.
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moments tor the annual bec-

 

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will be a. Joint meeting 3
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bounces method: in finance is writ-
ten into the State lew. Ho laid
down the principle that when I. poli-
tical division planned to borrow it.
must also plan to pay and pay
regularly against all other oblige-
Llone, That is one of the first prin-
ciples or business sucoen. ms re~

is were masterpieces of complet-
peas in tabloid wording. He created
e , dieting- nonunion. Returning
toreeeoondurm heetaln heeded

Go ‘ the finance committee and in addi—
ing 'to the State Senate he wee
con-meted Sun the men (or the im-
portant committee on finance end he
wesmedeimchalrmeninhisaret
term. How he took I. stand for

non became president or the Seam.
Again be impressed the State with
his sound business purpose. He was
mentiOned for governor and then
was named lieutenant goveuior. and

 

 

 

Don’t Forget The
MIT ANNIVERSARY SALE
at
LIFFORD SHOE STORE ,
~ m. .. Bull’orwalk
Special Bargains on All Footwear
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Three Generations 01 Women

; Since the-humble origin of Lydia.
13.1’lnkbam's Vegetable Compound

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Dedicated food am in use
Stomach down. or tether («meat-l.
theme-food let: ‘in ibeopen
air. ease e noted comm. He elee

hyper-acidity mooning there h an
exccae o: hydtocmom acid in-the
atom-ch whlclz prevent. con-plea
digestion and m iced tea-menu.
tion. The. evernhin: eaten more

and geese which men. the much
iikeetcybelloon. Thenweteele
heavy. lumpy misery in the chew:
we belch up go's: we met-Xe eon:
tood or hm heartburn. flamenco.
wmrbruh or neueee.
Hoteluueeorhyeeideelldi‘ee-
tive aids and instead get from any

pharmacy tour ouncee o: Jed Belt: ‘
and take e iabiespoontnl in e glass '

 

mm w=r<>iions of women haw ‘ . .
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. of water before breakiut and drink '
flu! “‘hlle it is eaten-emu. and fur-
l Liam-more.
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l In 1:51. maria on a kitchen stove. =,

to conunue this for a
While relic! often tollown
g lil'il done. it 1- important I. o
nemrulize the ecidlty. remove

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, . , , . TILLY AUTO AND

41‘7““me ‘ CARRIAGE WORKS
a}; NORTH MAIN 31‘. SOUTH NORWALK
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AUTO PAINTING
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mammals: moron CAR mum- -,

GLASS ENCLOSURES
roe Icon come on roe

SPECIALISTS IN AUTO BODY REPAIRS "

Careful Awaiting! Given to Doors, Locksninres.
Windows, Upholstering—and Done Promptly.
WHEN YOU RAVE

Auto Body Troubles

Let Tilly Fix. It -'

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one ofour EfiPwhuitserfishafly'A finishedl
Twoindividuelpoeeefillbetaked. Plioofs‘l .
manl- Sittingsbyap-‘l-

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.. gas-making mas. can the
Inc-r. stimulate the kidney- and

_ , thus promote 3 free now ot‘pupe di-
‘ ' "new. the grand- ,-
invnhix: “101th and {laughter Men-w:

g‘nsalve juices.
_.lad Suite is W end is

u' émade from the ecid or mpee ::"r

ltmon juice. combined with liih‘

i and sodium poo-photo. This horn»

buss salt: is used for meny stanza:
disorder}: with excellent recalls.—
Ali's.

 

Entrance on Main St., Féirfiald Ave, Cannon St.

 

Store Open "Ti“ 6 O’clock Daily.

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New _Mill Ends coming into

. ,, thisdllltere‘sting sale each day ,i A - A-

Ciever shoppers will watch for them and make money earn money by
log it for Mill Ends that they need or may need soon. ‘

andsome silk ‘ dresses

Erect from the maker

Chi-:36 SILK DRESSES for semi-formal .and
‘ ac dc .chmes,
dered gear-
of style
5 lines and design. Mostly dark shades-

' :23: black. Sizes from 36 to 50 1-2. Dress.
for the first

.:-—Z--:a:?ed georgettes, beaded cre'
Sfallns, crepe satins, .embro
Erimtions of these fabrics. Dressx»

 

sell forSZS. to $35. Offered
‘ . End Sale 211516.75

Second floor, center-

cmen’s gloves bring
Min End message

omvscm: SKINGLOVES—one chip 3

5-9:; and brown, spear .poml, realbrm er 35.41.75!

'B'CH CUFF KID GLOVES with embroidered KR

: Fave; mode and black $2.35 - 2 .
Frenehwfi’s and drill. Reg. 3’ .So—fllfim “on

AMOISETTE GLOVES with

 

“1:243 75c
Main coax. center-

‘ aists and Voilerbloufies

a bighargaifl

cums WAISTS &. OVERBLOUSES of cord- . . Reg. 75c for 55.; _
mull-[1m ‘ 'SomSinassortedoolon—V
sows with drop stitch in
assortodpaticmsakud‘oelors. Reg.:5ocfor4,2e
mmam mamflfl ,
mmmflfflm 7 p

t): :55 white, all sizes—round and'Y‘StY‘? « .

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Mill End Sale '

eMEN’S HANDKHICW , ‘3' lithe-T ,
broidered camera; ‘ .
'MEN’S LINEN
s Reg. 25c——for.
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Men' Mill

" , sult or overcoat
MEN’S D. S. SUITS (2 pairs of trousers) New Eng-
lish models—late colbrs and patlems. Reg. $35.—$28.50
MEN'S OVERCOATS. Reg. $25.— $19.50
MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS. Reg. $30.- ,

324 Reg. $33-$35!)
MEN’S SUITS AND

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$55. and 560.—,— $48.

Wise—«$52.

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MYONAND WOOL

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omCOA‘rs including Kup.
penheimer, Reg. $40._$33.50 Rgg, gals-$7.50
KUPPENHEIMER suns e ovgxcoA'ra Reg.

KUPPENHEIMER OVRCOATS. Reg. 565. to

LENS-J'ROUSERS. Reg. $5.—$4.25 Reg. $6.—
$5.10 Reg. 715046.10 Ragga—$7.75

MEWS HATS of standard make.’ Emerson hats.
Reg. 53.30—52.85: Reg. $4.—$3.25 Berg balsa-Reg.

9U. OVERALLS a: mans—line denim.
Reg. 2.41.35 White drill. Reg. 32.41385 am

More thingsmen
willMill End‘for
snx ANDWOOL comm-um in‘ an m
laieStripesandpaitems. Reg. $1. fora;
' ’ ~goodouliiyin fancy.

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Thrift Day Information

The originator of Thrift Day andof National Thrift Week was The Qollins
Service of Philadelphia, probablythe largest and most successful organization of
specialists in the development of additional business for banks. -

. The first Thrift Day was observed only a few years ago and in February, for a
minor reason. Later the date was changed to January Seventeenth annually, the
birthday of Benjamin Franklin who undoubtedly is the nation’s best known expon-
ent of Thrift. ‘ ._ . , '
While Thrift Weekwas originated only a few years ago, the pracfical value of
the idea has realized in its nationwide adoption . It is an annual reminder to each
individual that thrift means only common sense as applied to 'realizing the value of
earnings; that thepart of earnings necessary to expend should be expended Wisely
and that it is common—sense to save regularly as large a part of earmngs as 130551-
ble, looking wisely ahead to’the possibility that such savings may durmg sudden
misfortune or advancing age preserve fo r the thrifty saver both comfort and self
respect. ‘ ' 7 7 N
’ " ’A wide open opporhinlty forrégular slaving is offered by Piggly. Wiggly. High
grade foods result in good health and in Keeping at the peak of earmng power. Low
Prices for such‘ foods leave a larger amount of earnings uneujpended and should be
deposited regularly either to begin or else to increase the saymgs account that rep-
resent comfort in age or illness and peac e of mind at all tunes._ 11; 1_s the founda-
tion for that feeling of independence which isthe right of every 1nd1v1dual. BenJa-.
min Franklin would have been one of our regular customers if he had lived in the
era of Piggly Wiggly. . . -

Below we quote a few regular prices taken at random from buudreds of items
similarly low and all of which are a; daily assistance to those \Vlsl‘ilng to observe

Thrift Week during every week of the year. ' g .
10c

NEW FLORIDA 3 LBS. 2 5 C ICEBERG LETTUCE
White Squash ............. . Lute Crisifieads .............. -
' Doz. 41 C
10c

' ‘ ARM’ LBS'. omfiaus Cunningham ,
BLEEIEIIEBBIEI; .......... 3 25c " urgeSweetFlorida.‘.......
12c
49c
,r ‘ 49c

C E L E R Y GRAPE FRUlISeald Sweet
' ' ‘ , i.
h . l . . l ., 57c

Large White . . .‘ ......... . ....... . Fancy‘Russett ..................
sporty and pal-nu xxx‘

4 Prints to Carton
W m ‘* HAMS 27c
Sweet7 Tender. A _
Slices Like Breed;-No Waste

cumuvmdori
Midweulloeceu

PEAS, Waldorf

PHONE 113

 

 
 

 

 

 

SUNLIGHT
33001:me
MEADOW GOLD

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0n; Pound Net Weight _

Per Pound

29¢ per lb.

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15c
19c
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, 51° mum 11

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emuuvm new 51¢ mm W

no , Panama, 110:. ..r ......

1110001383. Waldorf
11' a. “I '. ..............

mum at onus

' STEWART W'PLUID,
, mmmom 396
mm ... ............ ,

mac nun-tawny:

mum”, $1.25
19c
‘12: '

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large Sine ...;.......'...

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