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on the Following Saturday Night
in this store‘s merchandising there I‘s one event that stands out promlnént from all other bargain o¢¢a§lons, and this event is
the Big January Clearence. Sale. This sale is not confined to one or two departments. but reaches every section oi the store. It Is
planned for carefully. every detail is intelligently handled. every price reduction is honestly made, and every printed promise will be
faithfully kept. We have carefully considered the precent loss of profit and against it we put the ultimate gain of seasoncble goods
quickly turned into Bull and the stock: reduced to their lowest ebb, before the annual Accounting. The present money loss' to a buy-
ing benefit for you that should not be missed. For just seven Working days will this sale last, and every day 'will be a record make:
if economy counts with you in your buying. .
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we LI-
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A representative of The SperryI I8: Hutchinson ,Co. will be here all week and In: exchange Sq“ Wrappers, Tobacco Cou-
pons, Trade Marks, and Labels for “SJI H " Green Trading Stamps. ,Ask loco coupe
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"hole Yca‘r
catalogue listing these exchanges.
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film: "i sufl'ered IOr years with
la. used to have great distress
_ ;: hing. i tried everything i
coud hear of, but. nothing helped me
till i i took Brazilian Balm. and one 59
Ill bottle cured Inc com lételyo " ’
Fol? sale by R. ll. Planted, 11‘. ll.
Bax hand The Clifford Pharmacy. "’
“SPOTTED. FEVER lN MILFORD.
IIFORD. Conn. .lun, 29.—~DIIIIIIIII.
lhl‘oe your old son 'of Pilll'lcli
re, of this place. died ycslcnluy oi
, lod'tcver. A sister of the child.
you yours old is suffering with the
Savor and is not expected to recoveI.
'l‘lte ImotlIoI died some time since.
head are tlIII llIsI cases of spotted
vor, it is said, which have. appeared
9; our yours and the second within
only yeaIs. I
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Mothers who give their chlldron
_ dy‘s Laxative Cough Syrup in-
Iy indorsc it Contains Honey
or. Conforms to the National
Food and Drug Law. Sold by
(ford Pharmacy and The Bridge
; _ STATE EDITOR DEAD.
' GKVIIAIJE, (‘omI., Jan. till—«1110
mu, folmcrly proprietor and
r of the Rockvllle Jour.ual
3lel_diw at the age of 64 yours
short illness Ho was a mem-
hoG. A R., Masons, A. 0. U.
gills of Pytlllas and Order of
Basic Star.
SOUTH NORWALK CASE
'y More Like it in South Nor.
walk
6 following (‘HH‘ in [mi one of
y similal occurring daily in South
Itlk'. it is an (Iahy IIIIPllIIII to
its ('“Olllil' Incas. Hulcly you can
l. will for hem-I plool than such coll
Blvd midcnm ' '
lzubblh A. Mitchell. or 133 South
til... South NolvyallI. (101111., saysy
.I. all Dunn's Kidney Pills a spchI-I
remedy and heartily give them my
o‘rsomcnt. I sull’ercd from lame
ross my kidneys and lolns for
I rec yoals. particularly so, it i
ht too much chain on the mus-
my back. While these air
lasted, 1 was weighed down with
3
ill. Ind lame.
ltt‘o fur such Complaints, I sent
relieved the lameness mid
F sloop well III night. «The
knees was corrected also.
8
""7 re will be a slight return
IP. ls taken at IIIII-lI limo» III
I! tho. utlm, II. My Iluughmr
on them and would us
' Walsh IIII i do." ,
all dealers lime hill
IMllimrII Cd. Buflalo.
Legislation Sought in,
Slates for Highway
Massachusetts
Mass , and new
on, could not get a good
st and awoke mornings MP I h "
Along with them ., ‘ "
c lIIlIeIc Wan II disagreeable 3,,
mm yin: IIIluurI weakness. Hoar. ' ‘
tIDIIsn'n Kidney Pills were" I “a”
l ‘c Drug Store for them. They “ ' '
'3” II! it I take cold or over-exert
ble, but II few of Doan's'
AllIO BOULEVARD
‘ TO BE PROJECTED
Four
from
'l'o secure the necessary legislation
in {our status. obluln II right of wul’
150. foot wide through two score or
more towns and cities and build a
double automobile highway at a. cost
of approximately $15,000,000 in two
yours is the. stupendous task the pro
IIIoth-s of the Boston and New York ‘
automobile boulevard have set them
The promoters have laid out
their plans very thoroughly. and tho
. 170 mllos in length, from
the. Brooklinc-Nccdham line in Mus
sachusclls to the town 0L Mount Vor
mm in New York, seems, on paper, an l
What has been done so for on the
project is n survey of the proposed
route. the presentation of a mum the
legislature and the
I preparation of similar bills to be put‘
before the lawmaklng bodies of Rhode .I
island, Connectlculnnd Now-York. It ‘
the promoters are able Io'secure the
legislation ; they / need this winter they;
hope to have the right off'w' y by stuns
mer, and then they cstln e that. It
willtake twa years toIconstruct the
road and have it open to automobiles.
According to the survey for the
It would begin near the
Chestnut. hlll section of Brookllne. es
the Noedhum line I”
would pass through NchllIIuII.~Dovc-r. ; ,
Mills. Morlwuy, '3
Bolliughmu. Milford. llxbrldgo. Black-
, Douglus, iu MussuI-busolts, on; .
IIIItII‘osII the corner of Rhodo Inlandulll
liurl'jllvfllo and pubs through Thump» ‘
soul, PII'lIIqu IIIIII Poml‘rct
IIouI Williuluullc, south of
Mlddlclown. foul and II half miles.
north of New Haven, north of Bridge.
port and South Norwnlk to White
Plains. N. Y, the co to Mnupt Vcr- ;.
non. whole it wdu d
brolld boulevard nto New York city.
lulu Cou-
conheét" 'wllh I1
TOOK STRYGHNINE ANP DIED.
GILEAD Conn, Jun. 29. -.lolIn
Shots. aged- twenty-eight, land single.
look slryclllllho Sunday night and
died. Ho had been despondent ovor
a suit III MW in which he had boon
«bridged.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
GARDING THE DAIATIONAL PURE
' FOOD, AND DRUG LAW.
Folioy'n Honey and Tor for coughs.
colds and lung' bubbles is not affected
uy§thc National Pure Food and Drug
law as It omnibus no opiates or other
harmful drugs; n‘ud We recommend
for chlldI-en and
don} {In no; ole
role the lifol‘l'nlo'
II III
We too phrased Io IIanunce lhat '
‘Ifled at" this session or the legislature
‘ that residence at Admiral Ialmd Mrs
,1 Entries. Ho lott for homo lust Ilhltht
MQVENENT MADE.
£08 5900 ROADS
connection Legislator is Seek-
lng lulormallon at the Capl-
lol
\A’ASHINGT ON Jun 29 «Home.
IIqunllvc losI-pb 1*: Thomas of. Show
burr is lion in tho lulcmsl of good
mulls MI'L Thomas kl lilo cloIlI bl the
committee on' mods, I
in the Counccticuh gouelal assembly.
own came down to have a conference
the director 'of public loads, of
. lhcl' agricultural department. hogan W
*Pnge. Yesterday be called at the
department nod recelvcd vulnnblo in-
Am Iatlon on tho all of road mulling.
r. Whom“ is ILII communal in the
cation of gum) roads and believes in
tho: Massachusetts scheme of road
I‘ building. Be is astlsllod that, the pres—
utg Connecticut lav» will be so modi.
as to render all possible assistance to
that poor and small towns situated be:
tween populous centres, and with this
cud in view, he favors the Dl‘ODOSlllfllr-
that rounllc‘s annulus control of tho
: lending highways. rile feels me than: .I
will but Im lmporliont chongesln the ‘
policy of road confirmation and looks
for amendment.to the present lab
which still he more equitable in its
‘ I profvlslons. Mr. Thomas called an the
president who is a.- personal friend of
his, and later was a guest at dinner at
f'"Ilihuor Iglvu’n lidlurduy uvnnlu
ulouui Grilliro (*lub at tho
Oneida, November 1
were s‘ult III II: lttrlct
'llllIIcI l'lllls .,
t‘llil‘ord Pharmacy and The Bridge I
ldgcs mid Ill/crux;
and lnofl‘iclenc of thc omccls of the
Oneida and Convolund was thrown
into the Poimuac and drowned.
W... . .
Dchtl's Little Early Risers, reliable
Recommended by The
Pharmacy.
COMBINED AGAINST THE SOCIA
ISTS.
hurries cxccpl the extreme Radicals
in tile III-ballots blob are to take
place in (be oleclOrIll districts wlicro
none of the candidates {or the Reich-
party leaders Incl yesterday and decld
Iod not to support any of the Sixdall‘st
Icprrscutntlvcs nndI rcpresculamvos of
tho Conservative party £qu all the
stairs of the empire determined last
night to unite with me other pnrties
against tho Socialists.
the delegates of the National Dillon’s
and two Radlcnls groups met to do-
vlse a plan of obopérnlion“ for the re
malnder ot the campaign. I
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REA/0LT IN DUTCH IEA8IT INDIESI.
province of Kodlrl island of; Joy
illicit; East 111de a; d I. I-
received b may hum B
; II III hinted at 300 natives .
alien up mm: d
mtclI“IImclalII and limb
BERLIN Jan. 29. «All tho political '
an! combining II lost the Socialists I
slag obtained It majolilv. The Center _
This morning V
AMSTERDAM Holla'nd Jan. 28 «A 'I
serious revolt has broken out In the ’
Mablbbel 185?.
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lllis Is the week before inventory, and. the iIIchvclIlIIg
days will Slit)“ rzlditnl rcdutliuus iII IIvIIIy dqmllmcnl. It
will be good judgulcnl to watch for bargains, A I
Waists for Evomng ' our;
White Lace Nels, purfI-Itly Iaptilating thingsfol airy
looking lilCt‘ IIII, llgurcll or 1illlll'l,Wllll'lll>iElB of ( lllm ol
lllrill insollium» uIIIl IIIIIlulliuIIs.I Several models of much
llllll\lllllfllll) Reductions before inVentory; from $r .oo 10
I’: $2 00 on each Ivvaist.
‘ White Taffeta Tailored Walsts, {III \vIIIIIII II who lIklts
\IIII‘ IIIlcs. Simplt llltlx‘lllgl, sill; Immortal buttons. and long
Idem-III Reductions before inventory, from Loo up}; on
each whist. ‘
Dainty Neckwcor for Women.
\gallirl mg of pretty odd things, only .I frvl Ill :1 llllldrv
\‘Ullllllllfl‘fi but oncwaml llIcI an at ball then original
prices which will sell lhcuI quitkly. .
Crepe dc Chine and TafEeta Ties with llcmslilcllcd and
I'IIIbroidcrcd ends. vcry’ chic stylus to wow with linen col
law and tailored waists Just half price. I
\ White Liberty Silk Scarfs, black white, brown, and
IIilc green. Were $100, 5c.
Linen Collars. Ruler ’IIII st Irlosaud the little luluovcrs
for stocks. Small sizes only. \’ crc 25c, now 5 and! IQC
Wool Vests I , ;
To wear under light weight coats. .i'
“lose aIc the little kIIil \IIsls of l'Cll gray, III IIIIIIlc
II'IololId wool sleeveless 4lluirs Iloublc- breasted with IIlIltI:
pcaIl buttons and they are very close fitting and comfort-
able.
Worth $2.25, IIowsrqs.
"We;
Worth 35!. .25, now $1.06. ”I
At the Slurt \Vni". bt‘ttlon
m
Remember, the French and Scotch Flannels are at hall ,
price.
't'ultcrs for boys, low' stvlc made of hard maple ",5ch '
runners and handles, from 5| .00 up. “I II I
High Sleds for girls hard wood with attractive decora;
lions 50c up.
“l‘lexiblc FlIeI‘s." the kind boys like, made of hard .
; uoml and spring steel, $2 25 up. ; .
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WE ‘HAVE TAKEN rue“ Aoeucv FOR Mo'nWALK Auo cobra
Nonwan son “THE LAPIES’ H0 ME JOURNAL ”venous
we HAVE A COMPLETE Sroc K or was: Poputnn PATTERN8_
ensue.) -I I . HI,
THE moi-r STANDING or “THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL" Is A
eon-mute: THAT pA-rrenus BEARING THEIR NAME WILL ea or
cdnhespouomo MERIT. - . . ,I I . ..
?"‘WE Invl‘re rue LADIES or "rue noIIWALIIs 19 CALL son The
economy sIrvLE soon, ILLUSTRA'l’lNG “THE LADIES‘HQME .I'oun
NAIL. PAIT eons." was: this FREE AT oun endorse;- ‘
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