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ornhwkblnelnownandzoodshadesoftan were
sacrificesalennce $6.15.
withtur. Allarclinrdwtth heavy satin. were 514.95; sac-
rificesaieprice $1.50:
hotMEcmmhesiacketsofFremh hersey and mon-
tagnmfiglr-class (recounts finished with strabp'e'd or fancy-
stitched seann. Some have rever fronts andlmedici collars:
sacrifice sale price Sm
W at IM Coats.
Automobile coats of fine domestic and English kersey in
rich browns and tans, strapped or stitched seams, wide plain
and scalloped revers. medici or notched velvet collars. linings
of striped tafi’eta or rich figured satin. were $29 and S35:
sacrifice sale price Si! and $22.50.
Newmarlrets of fine English kersey, light tans and black.
strapped and stitched seams. some with shawl collars of bea-
' ver and mink. others with medici collar and wide revers, were
$62. 5.: sacrifice sale price $40.
Jaunty short jackets of finest kersey. embellished wrth
elaborate stripping. eastern-mink collar and wide revers of
mink. lined with heavy silk. were $45: sacntice sale pricec
, $25.
We in the “Katina-F Sale:
Petticoats of Italian cloth in fancy plaids finished withll
cording: tuckinxs and umbrella flounce.—61c.
Petticoats of mercerised sateen in black and solid colors.
' elaborately corded and finished WIth deep umbrella fiounce.-~
“.25.
SPECIAL SILK SALE.
No particular reason for the Brideeport silk sale except
an over-production at the mills. too many even of these beau-
tiful worthy silks. And so the mill folks are glad to sell them
in this fashion—they make less money but make it quickly.
Fancy tafietas. 20 inches wIde. gee.
27 “ " “.25 and “.50.
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Some very handsome patterns in white goods are shown
in the front basement. They are worth l2 l-Zc a yard so
says the department man; we shall sell them at 1 34C. in the
lot are openwodt stripes and checks. dots and plain effects.
Outing flannels ingipod patients. pink and blue effects
mostly. extra quality 5 34c and be a yard.
A few pairs of all white cotton blankets. without border.
48c.
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THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
onogeport.
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all are lined with heavy striped taffeta silk. were $20 to $35; ‘
H: Taylor. over Bunday.
The Lidlnn' mantle of the Me.
thodiat Episcopal Church met with
anliame. Thursday.
William Coley. the genial
smith and Kiss Justinian were united
in marriage last Saturday evening. by
Rev. A. A. Nordlund.
Tho Gilbert 1. Bennett “MUM!"-
”Company obilaui to close their
:‘orhs llondnym
Writ of water
filling the atoll p
The Gilbert & Bonnet Innufacturlnl
Company will erect. a telephone line .
from their once to the depot. The
poles have been delivered on the
ground. .
The heavy run Sunday night raised
the rim so that people coming from
Branchvtlio were oblinod to take the
rnllrondtrackonacoountoitherondn
bell: W
There are no canon 01 diphtheria in
W. They were in the Hot!-
nian family. in the town of Ridgeitel I!
one mile vat of Branchville.1'be two
children that have it are reported to be
getting along all right.
(bulletin-t litrialan.
Meridian. Conn., February 1—-The
sinus-tn annual encampment of the
Connecticut Division. Sena of Vet-
arana. under nuances ot Charles L
Unborn Canto. No. 7. of moss. will
convene In G. A. R. Hall. this city. on
Tuesday and Wednesday. February 18
chant-tn
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lino sex-rs.
$20 .00 Orercoats. reduced to $14. 95 J:
$ 16. 00 _ ,‘
$ 15.00
$ 18.00
A $ 15.00 “ ‘ “ “
$ 15.50 “ " “
$ 1 1.00 “ “
7 10.00 “ “ .
$ 5.00 " “
COMSTOCK BROS.
$13). 50
" “ $11.98
Suits.
$12.00
$10.00
$8.50
$7.980
$6.50
Clothiers and Furnishers.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
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Home
For shoeing]: éroee.
WE COMMERCE OUR
Annual Clearing Sale
stream. ,JanUARY 6.
We wt to sell out silent Winter stock of Gloaka
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» A detective electric light
,7 to have caused the bias.
" shin Maine committee who
$15.00!
'out. lunnotaoinxtohx.
She Eons to Amuse: .
v cries. for the Mother
Liverpool. February 7
Star line steamer 0eeanip,
from this port. today (on
will have among her
Adair. head of the Anne
tast- of General Wadsworth...
in: the battle of the ’ I
the owner of the inseam
the Pan Handle of Texas. I
is going to Amer-ion in H-
the Maine. She says: 3,. .‘
“i hope every one will In
stood that I am not going on
expedition. i believe in my
there is among all M
nits]; descent a m 903%
pathy and attachment for
country. What i not going to“ _
fortatoseehowbestitcal "
feeling is not. 890nm
being gratifying to the s ,
it almost casts a slur upon {$3
gland does not want our '
would not. let one wounded
neglected. But. what she.
this moment. when almost
tinencnl power is scouting , .
she is menaced from em
that we who sprang mun ‘
should understand her and
her. and we mean to
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE,
by~ local applications a
reach the diseased .
There in only one was to
and that is by constitutions!
Deafness is mused by an I . 7 ,
dltlon o! the mucous lining
Eustachian Tube. When .
inflamed you have n roan
or imperfect hearing. and
entirely closed. Deitnens Ia “g
and unless the indent -
taken out and this tube ,_
normai condition. hearing
troyed forever: nine use _
are caused by Cam. which
in: but an insured n;
mucous sum
‘Ve will give One I!
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Sold by Dmngiots. 15c.
Halls Family Pills no
The seeing Filipino 1
pnrsuers and clashed on
ton of his sired. ' ‘
h “it : gloom at Lhiii.",ho * '
are. 0 eg it tons? ii I
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Chicano Tribune. ,
PREVENTQIQQ;
it Timely lntormtion
Georgians.
arm:
promoted a , .
ed two lives. A
Norwalk Chronicler