1m ‘11: he ‘ ' V
11min. Mr. and Mr 3 . . ‘ _ 1: 13111111111 who has been 1.
York k. . , certil weeks. 11‘. now able to bird. 11.1.1.1
l Relatives and triends of Mrs. Crook. Ivonne. return
33%". ““3” from Bridgeport spent Bundu‘y stiller George Mills has 11111111 I contract it With Mr '31
Ed d Th 1 ' h d ‘1 1. r (at: elk 3 home. "to“Muttsevet):c 1311311111111 Bound Euitdrs Mignis
_. war 01an s to rat to rev 3 or. o orw .1 11 Mr. And Mrs. C. 8 Gregory spent“ as war ere.“ 1. ureey om '
..WW " valentine here, and he is 1111011133 v'elti‘h ”9.3?" 6" G H' 111.13.. Huntley with 11111 mother, Mrs. Budd, in “A number of friends were entertain “5’1“ “5“ M ' _ _ 3
V V 3‘; mil? 3:113:11: igficfigkfi‘gg‘cfil'flh #:3331131: hrs; MvifiSIit/oegnbhmhddatu‘age Weston. , ed at the Vurien’ home. Chestnut Hill, Mrs. D. A. Biliow and Mrs.
more. Baronial!!! with thing or bosdty 1111.1 descriptive love. ° ’
Mr and Mm. Cove and children on Mdnt’isy evening. ‘ 'l'aylor attends the funeral ‘0!
tumbler Ind e in- be...” and ”91111.3an atmormtty .. 1"” it spent Sunday at Mr. Jones, Chestnut Miss Ids Hopi. oi! itidgedeld who Hoyt, ‘u relativellu-fltemlordflll
If 1, , 3 . 1th the strings are pulled _ , ‘ l ,1! fl” Hillimiiton.‘ . has been visiting rein-tires. returned to ‘
. ntéii with I trinse or 1111- . ‘3‘ 1‘1. . 01111111 to the chemo meeting in her home on Set iii-do
1 t is wonderlul in imitation _. . , 3 . . 11 u will; ”We” -$ltens-o
. MI ,.
purest and '3“ nation: I“ of the
mum «to West smoothies:
will be accurately Ion usefully oom-
pounded Ind jolt “will“ Whine do-
north
‘1 1 itre‘
Bridge Pharmacll
H. w. minnow”
Dwight Spnuldlng or Bette Place is
iii Lebanon where his father is quite
i
Mrs 13.31111 Bench and Mm Thomas
of Bette placehwero visitors in New
York yesterdoy. 1» . 11'
The oyster steamer..Medes arrived
this molnlng with 11 11111311 of oysters
for the Redo! oyster emupsny.
Launch owners are beginning to get
their boots ready for launching as
soon as the ice leaves the river.
Quite a number of East Norwalk
people attended the gospel meeting
last evening in William Weisett‘s 3
saloon on the bridge. . fl 5
Captain Charles Ducross has had a
new ice box installed in his tlsh mar-
ket and has made other marked im-
provements in thepluce. . . 1
—Get estlmntes on repairing and ‘ " ‘ i“
painting your auto. L. M. Wright's . .
new garage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D..Pa1‘sons were
suddenly called to Bethel.lust week,
to attend the funeral of Mr. Psrsons’
grandmother, Mrs. Eri Wood. .
The mounted mail carrier found a
1h1riage very convenient this morning
in making his rounds on a flood of
valentines descended upon East Nor-
walk and under the old conditions it
would have been impossible to deliver
them all today. -
There have been some quite low
titles recently and“ had‘there been ‘11
strong wind in the right direction
there would have been some phenom-
onul catches of “sealing" clams. Good
messes have been dug however not-
withstanding tho luck of wind.
William Mara. who is employed at
, .13 17%“. 9 3.3; '3 q 1“ 5' V 3. ~'
the South Norwnlk freight yard. mot i . ‘ h 1k
11:1 . 11 North ~ Main Street, . 50‘“ Norwa '
l
freight our and did not see a broken
board in the floor of the our and
stopped through it. His leg was pain- 'r—I _. H h .. “I ‘5 .. 5 . I . V V ‘ W I H “" V V 5 I 5 I A
fully wronched but i‘oriunatelywas - , , _ _ . . .
313‘ bmkem Dr- F- 13- Baker attended Nothing excepted. The entire Winter Stock thrown upon the market for quick disposal. First and biggest of its land. A reckless sacrifice—a mercantile maze. A daszlmg and be-
l m. ‘
R-O- W-TXYfl—T O N wildcring distribution. The topic of the hour. the talk of the day. A glittering sale with no glimmering fictitious values. Herald the good news—world’s greatest sale soon opens. All are wait.
————— 1 ing for this mercantile eruption. Such marvelously enticing values offered, such irrisiStible bargains that each value is even greater than the most anxious bargain lovers ever dreamed of.
Miss Hazel Wood is visiting Mrs. ‘ 3 ' . 3 1 .3 , . ‘
Preston Hart. of Crockett street. and tar bigger than they. m that Wildest. flights of fancy, thought possible to secure. The greatest sale mankind ever heard of or ever had the good fortune to attend. 1 _ I
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33,3313;g;.,,f;‘;‘§§e{h:‘m§°i§ ggwfifigfi Why this reckless sacrifice and the unexpected mercantile upheaval? On account of the warm weather we are heavtiy Overstocked. We must unload; hence this sale.
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43mm Romy.” m the Amt”. 33y AN IMMENSE STOCK REDUCTION MOVEMENT. A powerful and radical effort in quick stock disposal. These gigantic, meritorious stocks of merchandise will be sacrificed '
Mark D. Wilbur. at the Bowaylon
Free Library tonight. . and distributed in such a reckless manner. disregarding cost. price or value. that will beggar description and create a stir and a sensation in the merchantile centers of the associated cities.
MFS- Jim" Broadway and 50“ Em A MONEY- SAVING EVENT THAT APPEALS TO ALE—Style. Quality. Quantity and Low Prices. are the irresistible, attractive beacon stars of this marvelous Sale. This bar.
inmln are visiting in Newark, Elizn- .
both, New Jersey, and Brooklyn.
Alexander Raymond is continuing
”‘3 “‘1‘“an 0" 10° 0“ “a 1’0“" 0" “10 ery social walk of life will be among the vast throngs who will attend this sale marvel. All can and will be suited and pleased, the 10vers of style as well as cc onomy.
Darlen road. and has his double‘ house .
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gain event will gladden the heart and send cheer and comfort into thousands of cheerless homes. Truly ‘a bargain carnival that will be welcomed and shared by the masses. People from ev-
‘-‘>4~..I£l‘1.|v -»"I:
about one-quarter filled with the crys- 33
tel cakes. , .
Constable Edward J. Ladrigzm had ‘ =1 ,. . ‘1 ,
a tussle with 11 tramp, yesterday, 1 .
but it takes a pretty good hobo to .
get the best. of the sturdy guardlnn of
the peace at Ron/nylon 'l‘he strun-
(:01 who was said to how.- been re- .
coolly “donned from Bridgeport, jail, ‘ , j
m; ‘i'gfi‘fiafifijfuinzfgfifinfi 1111133113 ."i'ifii At astounding and stirring prices. This sale will set all bargain-mad—all will go into a bargain spasm—merchant as well as consumer will be surprised and amazed at the manner in
1 tin in
iifiii'1n§“?h§“ii§g. :33 mild; 111.1131.“ ‘ which such high grade stock' 18 so nnmercii'ully sacrificed LOOK! Men's and Youths’ Suits and Overcoats. READ! The entire stock divided into five lots. Nothing reserved—the entire
board an early tiuin for the west.
“m” stock on sale. Nothing excepted. 3 .. 9 {l .9 i1 3 3 3 33.1.3, .3 33:3;1 3 3.1.11.3 3K3 3 3
Strictly Fresh Eggs - 27c doz ‘ .1: -f. ‘ 3 * 1 . 3 - 3 .
a. 1‘1 ‘ 3”: . ‘1 ‘ ' ~ _ .. .7 .
_ " -. ' ' . MEN‘S PANTS. Lot 4.—-Men's Sums \ « . 1 . .1; ‘\ . 3 ..
Good Case Eggs 1 -201: doz Furnish“! 8 an . H633 1 . New Rip Pam were $11: Overcoats, worth A bale Wflndef "3] bhfles
11111111111113.1111 - . . 5ch 8W1 a. 48c 1 at ...............$395 ,-
, Panto worth 82, Isle Lot 5.--Men‘s Suits and
Best Elem Creamery Men‘s Shirts were 751: at.35c Boys All Wool $1. 50. 3 3 l’aiitrti:cuter-tit.$11.1.onsaie.95c :vcrcoete. worth 331139395 Men's $160 Shoes at. . _ _95c . L ihDIES' SHOES
Butler in 1- 2—we- - 260"! Men’s Shirts were $1.50 SWesters at .......... 691: price ..... ' $1.39 , ‘ U Heavy and light “1111-11 Am.“ stock to “1"”:an
R. 56 . t “ ,._ ‘ Rh at 11 ----------------- 95¢ Suspenders. 19c kind at. ..9c P1333; worth $3. 811131.95 BOYS’ SUITS. Tll:iCS.flhllt i will 51111111 $3111: a; (5,: gin-own ' W»
‘ “ 1» 3". - - )so ronriusa 1:. . - .......1.
P" om5 r It 3 0 Men's Fleece Lined Un— Bow Ties were 191: at. ..gc Pants worth $4. sale Boys‘ Suits worth $2. at.95c Met“ $2.00 {Shoesfnd 1. 45 m.Worth $3.00 at........
0 1 - 1 . 3 3 .. _ 3
one .1... _ way "We?" derwear at ........... 35c . Caps were n.5c at. ........81: P133? worth $5, “sale-$2 45 BOYS' SUITS AND OV- D305S and 13mm“.
WESTPORT M9118 Ribbedjj‘ujc‘r‘wpaf Canai were 503...!” 3 3 3 3 3 ’ .193: price 3 , _~ 3 _ , 3 , . 3 _ _ 3 . 3$m89 ERCOATS. :lilficslli(3hl:“;ul:w 11::(lllCilf:
.. 1 1 1 3 , 3 . - ‘, ' . t: ‘ i ,
.l. '59”; H1133. have trim-chased the i9. . was 391: at ........_..,17c Boxpiamgl3Waists. . ..17c MEN S EsgégsATASND OV- Suits and Overcoata 3"; call. ‘ I 1
Mill: Mfrgflhurr has resumed her ‘ sou“ were 1mm on sale “‘3‘: Box” “0391"?“ 15c u” go th gym.“ 'and worth $350 “1 - ~ - 131139 Men's $2-50 Shoes-1 . - $1195 W0 {$3033.13
iii“'ii.ii.il‘:l1°ii‘l' WM Seminary 1. Vito-1w Sockstwm. 19c Hug worth about at 39c Youths Shit! Ind 011- Suite: and Overcoats Nobby dress shoes of ‘
3’, r. 'mwooa .3, rammed .n 1111 It . . .3415: i-latkwo‘rth $5,215 at. . . ..9 .;_ L :trcontc. m1” itnddws s13.“ 11:: “03151-1... .$1.5g .3 patent leatllel‘,vici kid or
“lggemmmmafgmgtmgld “3:333:93; Men’s Swanson. were 759 Hatswmh $1.50 at. . .31. 39 Ycouthl' Suite and pv- worth it It. . ... 131.95 M11031 cam law or bmm'
land- It . . . . . .39c Glovuyypt'e we at. “59° accents, worththo It. 84. 95 Suits an Overcoat: 3",“‘50 Shoes.....$2.49 '
M11111 Maud Coley returned to her 1 Men’s Sweaters were $2 Gloves were 41“” . , \Lvy.‘ ml! and . worth an at.........$g 45 tylish shoes, blucher,
$131,"oi"11.535533fiii'itiaiarmifiiei‘. 7' 75 ' ' ' ' '3” MN m Ind 011- Knee Pants were 391: at 1176 . Plains-1 0‘“- bm‘m' 3“
111 m, “mm .1 , .. . It: 1- -1-- ----- - - 1 - -95¢ Glam were $1591”? ”‘390 , areal“. worth $12 ct. $6.95 Knee Pants were 731: It. .39: _ styles and leathers.
Harry B hire Mprdralearrier 36. ’ . “ "f ‘ ‘ H 1.1. .
has renamed his titles. otter In on- _ 3 4‘ 3, 1 . 3 1. 3
33133313333311.1110: ”mm“ mm rim DA ms #1111115. SALE POSITIVELY 1111111111 rout) ‘ 0111 AT 9 A. M T1111 HOUR Is sum-No DELAYS. A 1 ' :1" 1. - v , '1
...‘°11.?.n§‘“1‘i”°1'l.‘“_"'i t‘t 111111615339 11331;; 3- s. . ,D 3 W, . . guano goods sold on time. No mail orders tilled No good! “filtered.
threat? 11' button .111 ' "‘1‘. W = . t W 5'1“
Wenvortiwttei‘ 0W _ . . y i ‘ , 3 3
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plant there .
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