child-v '
' White GoodsSaleprice
‘ Nightgowns for both.
ren andgitls— ,
At 5!" e—two- styles. made.
W of .Wuuiw muslin. one
Johanna finished With _ hemstitched
, tucks, one with tucks and in»
sertion.’ ' ‘ ' . ’ 7
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$116.50 ~“. “ $10.00 *eenumess- neg ‘
dedby—lawaareaoframed to
on” wen ancient Greece. “3 ”all“ .. truce “a meeting
The chines-birth met with air. and nim'onconacione. He coon revived and
.7 ~ , , _ V * - ‘ u _. as u ~ , ' or additional vleeoprdldente it me oc-
_ .II‘I. drain-'8. ubwbill'i‘. Friday. “at beyond a tow ecntchee wee‘not hurt. At.39C‘—Oli€ §Wl€. 0f m S ‘ 1000 ‘ $6050 m “me" It in H“ H “ted
, eel ion. a. mLun Wed. at cw no. commune nooxmoa. muslin. made “nth ruffle. ' 5
t i i. ,. .. . _ _. that Hr. Blahop will coon retire.
‘ “ ‘i ‘( ' "
An Elaborate Feast or Entumnrnem Without special mention ‘ * $ IO'OO _ $7096 "
Provided for Two omen these things have sold rapidly; , ‘ , ' * “ “ h , , , _
‘ mm“? “9&3“?th "a“. 333.3? they’re so good they hardly $6'00 ‘ $6.50 7
ergo! the theatrical melon. lie said new talking RbOllt.
rd t.
aotnetbing about the progress made ’ ., ‘ ‘ 119‘. V : , serious lniurlel. She narrowly unap-
during the put ten yearn at the Bye ~ * ; , ~ « ‘ * ' . ed being run over by an entree: train.
perlon Theatre ,in compel-icon with . ‘ _ J \ i ' ‘ The yard abuts on the cut and Ira.
what might be expected. vim—greater Second floor. ,_ , O Carr was leaning over the fence chair-
and etill'more expensive in rave _ ‘ . .. , , .y " , ing a piece of carpet. Suddenly the
,5 Clothiers and Fumishers. ,
meant: all modal: appliancea. n~ fence gave way and fire. Carr went
nlng twentl century. but ta of ten .The struck on her it?” m next q on t
A ' head and lay uneonacloue directly g»
SOUTH NORWALK' CT acroee the tracks. Two men creasing it too nice While '0 do
~ MELON. thehridgeoverthecutsawlraCarrmme‘anmveflefi.
Hanger.
name some or the Hyperion and Grand
Opera Home attraction booked thh
lying there and climbed down into the RAN
cut. Theyliitcdhlrn. Carr on the “uhmd‘m‘ 0"
when were received in-
to the tional Church. at Sun-
We sell at SILSO a sewing
see-on, connecting with the Park our “Chine that runs as easily.
theatre. is what the people meet wan.
to no... does as good work and is as
The Grand 0 H . Ill W hat ‘
‘ m5 mmrm-Wum Fem durable as the machines for
Theodore Bahcock'e new play. At Pln- which you are asked to pay
3:31;?th 33$.Hfi‘ro‘3'ori‘31 two or three times as much.
Fitch. Iii-ea
man. Helen A. Waterbury. Lillian Cul-
len. Jettie Jenea. Ethel. Clock and
lent-a. William J. Flemming. Jr.. Cari
Killer and Jamel Goodeve.
Jeremiah Klinelelter felt fairly well
that night. whim- hle ice-
heunea on the Noroton River were
about two-thirds filled. end a fine crop
of ten-inch ice had been harvested
Norwalhand SouthNorwalk.
! ”V traekandjnatutheydtdeoanex-dmlleolargeend u”
trainpaeeedoverthetrackwhere ween-nit minimum .
abehadbeenlylng
‘ duluudpflcaWemd:
South Manchester—kunut Ward both :
Cheney. eon otColonei l". W. Cheney. oi! every job '9 do, :21
killed in the battle south 0! Imus pro- m and Painting and
Vince. near Manila, we two-four suited others, we know we
b Ucle'T“Cabi .iu "
‘1: n __ 32;... 1: mm? It is guaranteed for ten years.
from his pond there. About forty men
were employed on the pond Friday and
Saturday. and a score of men worked
all day Sunday to complete the job.
They went to Stillwater pond yeeter-
daymorningandnopetogetinagood
crop or lee there before the warm wea-
ther ban a chance to melt it.
The Noroton Musical Society gave a
The Air Ship. Yon Yonson. Two mttlt
Vagranta; Hoyt‘e plays. A Hill: Whitr
Flag, A Contented Woman. A Stranger
in New York. and A Temoennct
Town; Blancy'e plays. Aeroea the Pa
cldc. King of the Opium Ring. anc
Johnston Bennett in The Female
Drummer: The Cuckoo. Secret Service.
Sowing the Wind. The Girl 1 Left Be
Do you know of another such
at anywhere near the price?
The four—drawer Demorest
at “1.50 has high-arm. auto-
matic .bobbin-winder. self-
4647 West Washington Street
years of mood at the breaking out
of the war. enlisted an a private in
G. First Connecticut Volun-
teer-a. Later he received a commission
in the Fourth Infantry. then stationed
at Cube. but he did not join his regio
meat until order-I had been received to
go to the Philippines. and no was with
the regiment at the time 0! his death.
While at Manila he was transferred
you. Let us help to make.
room“ look like “new.“
indeed he a Happy New Year.
WALL PAPERS. , v
PAINTERS‘ 80m
ti; glue Fifteenth Regiment.of '13:. 21“," W
e ‘ o e 0““ m one 8 Me
Guilty lather. DQVILI inland.(he RI)! attachmen‘s for fancy sew‘ng “If! lnihe 0311632! 83' Silk Com-
.. Grand ..
in A Hot Old Time. Cumberland m _ , . , -, ._ _ ,
fi'fi‘fifiuw comp-av and The Cher- and is Simple m construction ‘ . , ’ ,. . V h . mgfigggnxémwnm Pol Paintlna. Paperrn
c . - . _ v 1- ~ .
BYIpecial exert and big inducements and easy Of operation. N0 3' e own _ a e BMW M or the “mature” ating.
Home, and Donn You Cry. 1‘, Honey, Mr. Bunnell has secured many oi the .
The quartettee were by Hr. “a )1“, above well known. high price attrer- woman need pay a fancy price lag: ggndpanrgcfargénlgogrdg g:
B. L. Fitch and It. and Ira. William lions and some new born productionr ‘ h : ‘ ' g
r. Andi-ewe. who carried then through to my m. Grand Opera houce on hi: {0; a 55‘3"“ mac me ““5 '5 , 0F {twinigugffixd at; $333; 87 Wuhlngton mound:
admirably. H. Richard Abeadroth. vio- return and now you use his econ. a "sh-c as one at a reason- . cm for “an!“ no '0 T el. Gall. 1 ,
lint-t. and Pretend:- Albert Wit-on. ”0'30“ “‘1" “m " bl f - ‘ ' purchaeed cost: in the notch borhood L '
meme. were heard in colon. mu We have also secured from him dates 3. c more. ac ate, at ‘6 ‘ ton. while ordi the con. M, 8:“.
Eh .t We C apes,
burst Brothere' London and New York 8C wm er men a c more 1 but the cont m not tilled
eucceee. Why Smith heft Home. Januo - “c“ , W .
"y 19 “a 30; Annie 3“...“ in ills! kindly to enameled ShOES. Furs. gdtgnmogmw‘myco’ggng
Hobbs. Johnny-86: Daley Win. one They are notonly good-look- -. theory. Anthracite cool- le still 31 a mum"
The “Wu“ the "1:" Ephraim 2t. “Swazi-try lrvlhg. me 31. 'Ali
rm and orrow arter- can! . . -
noon at a o’clock. hen the lethodlst Wm. Wfimfifmmfi'ga
concert loot night in the Fitch Hall. at
Noroton. before an audience that filled
the room. The chorus did excellent
work under the direction 01 Benjamin
L. Fitch. Among the eeleeuone render-
ed were The Loot Chord. by Sullivan;
0. Huh Thee. Hy Baby: Old Kentucky
gadm“;¢.fl“°ngpw;f$m33m3§ threading shuttle. all needed
1'. can cancel-tie- I‘d-vet.
WWI We.
uc. Gmlugflmmwm
”WAN.
lend Brother- have filled Albert Sec.
autoimmune with fine ten~lnch ice
iron . ,' Raymond's pond. ’
U ’ Tribe will have a raining up
of chick tonight. followed by a aupper.
Alltmembeu are expected to be pre-
een ‘
Id. Plight did elective work u plum of some of the most important events tract price for this close at m 1. a
at the present New York eneeeeeee
which tranapire at the Hyperion with . little over 33.
January so and :1; Boone‘s ma. Feb- ing but good-weariré‘. rOnr Suits m “a an "my mm m be we“
’
ing the demand at that price.
Overcoat: to measure?“
New Haven The twelfth ann al muse mat: 1” I I ‘
* u ’ > ' 3
meeting of the Connecticut Editorial kin ea . WV
Association was held here with an at- women "3‘ “Mme 833$
tendence ct twenty. At the business Ladies Separate
meetingthc iollowlng‘oihceee were el-
ected: President. 8. C. Scholc . of the
Shore Line Times. Guiltord: ce-pree—
identa. hie-are; .H. F. satiety. Hath
ford: W. C. Sharpe. Seymour: W. F.
g 3089.. WW; 3.. E.‘ «Knox Wood.
- ‘ . n . bury: C. n Kirtiand. Deep RSVQI'LN'.
The h d and f ' the ""’*""“°“’* “W ""4”“ “°’
season as a van $0 at 15 . tannin, Rochllie‘. W‘ a. ,B
, * - Bale. East Hartford. latter
wear merit the vogue which - 7 was
elected delegate to the Retinal Dd-
itorial Convention. with Hr. Jones. oi
they enjoy.. The)“ look well reason we have marked thése GOOdS at a w u m m
and are easxlv kept clean and DfiGC that will make fl a quicksale. ‘. NOWIS We: hy'h‘m' regimen! the mention ,
special request that we give i few Third fioor; take elevator. There in probably not, a muuMu‘l-
may 6: Zane. February iii. 10 and 11:
lines or important nuggeetiona to pa- or who burns eon cool who has not a
Julia Marlow. February 19; Way Down enamel shoes are of heavy
trons and the public. contract (or a supply until next May
Ariaoua. January 12 and 13: Broad- at. g price in the neighborhood 0! a.
MFebruary:land28:FrankDan~ ' '
lice. March 17; Lewis Morrison. March strong leather. made In the
thorough manner that is char-
acteristic got. our men's shoes
at $4. and as wet-proof ‘as a
leather shoe can lie-$4.
Russet ‘ shoes for wintfii '
and _
Sl’tirts.
protect the patrons and avoiding im-
' ~ 7, . ,. pd'eltiontoboupartiee. heed not the
ICE some Division. «at- cry of the epecnlamre. hanging about
tended the, autumn of Ill-lea Star nenr entrance to the theatre. medial
Division. at Revenue. Wednesday ev- the public and inter-terms u: the be.-
m Melanoma the public or. clean or travel. trying to deceive
W :0! the omcera of MIMI” the public (or a speculative object. but
3hr Dlvldoo by Grand Worthy Patri- watch the ’dnily New Haven and,
arch ’W.‘ R. 'liawley. ct New Canaan. Bridgeport papera. menacing all my
cellos-l tar-mend Sentinel in: W. entire correct use or attraction. day
Hoyt.“ south Norwalk. acting dep-
for wear are not to be excell: .
m and conductor
, W d to “at! ' . ' ‘ O i .. .2 ‘ 'i"‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ L” '3' "y 4 . .: ' 1. .- a" s
L m rwo museums roe names wrusse'ilnhoqe? Egk (2:3?th “18 hme‘ 7 DO not (1813“; " Take” 3 strum :xed ixtyyeue. ens-lore“; ‘
' ' “mm s a , an are 1 . * ~ -* . ’ ' ’c M, ~-
. M "ml-m” h” m“ m °‘ '“s‘flzrvmc‘sz'nfir-argr Neil” included‘shoes made of all the on the momw,bnt GGtIItOdau. s géiw‘mmfiofirfi:
tomorrow. The Tartar will goto the
llppbel direct with it“ recruits and
grip.»
llrn‘w.l.8dnireelaillfrompneu-
monia. .
mm “recovering from atwo Colonel
W will“.
_ law. will be a W
“mm ind m Mam “not?" cavalry Malia and '1“ m
good russet leathers and iii-all ‘ t A“ , ,
the shapes and stvles that are p, . ,_
WWW = a ._ infects bought- g A
fl Hill.- >
. ‘ W- \ a 2 a“
3.; (ZN? men: to usunm - . a _
The avqfnian K ho in lovely; in
‘Knittedcovets for hot-m;
, hem almost in! 2-“;
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