Floor Coverings.
Wehaes oodsuorumntofflsrpetltugs
in the pgpuip‘gffldfl We 1m insde prices
that ghould take out every one of them
All Wool Art Squares, size 2454113.
Regular price $6.00. ..... Fale price $4.49
All Wool A'rt Squares, size any/3,
Regular price $8.40 . . . . . . . .. Sale price $698
All Wool Art Squares, size 3114,
Regular price $9.00 . . Sale price $7.49
Pro. Brussels Art Squares, alzxs,
Regular price $6.75 Sale price $5.49
Tapestry Brussels Rugs.
Regular price $15.00 . . . .
Axndnster Rugs, 3114. _,
Regular price $22.50 . 4. . . .
Axminster Rugs. 3x4.
4 Regular price $25.00 .
"Body Brussels Rugs. 3114.
Value $29.50
Wilton Rug,
Regular prit'e $35.00 . .
io ' ' 4 , ‘ ' ‘ . ..
Ribbon and. Fancy Goods.
Plain Taffeta Ribbon. ,Nos. 7, 9, 12. ' '
Value be to we . ...... Sale price 50
Plain Taffeta Ribbon, No. 40,
\ aittc 151 ...... . ..... . .....
Plainfl'affeta Ribbon. No. 80.
Value 20c
Plain and Fancy Ribbon,
Regular “price 25c . . . . . . . ..
Hamburg Embroidery,
. . . . . . . . . .. :‘nle price 2 for 150 Sale price $12.50
FleOYe‘eListed Underwear,
in price 250
. s Ribbed Underwear,
uisr price 25c . . . ....... oSale price 190
:0 Shirts and Drawers. broken lines, 4 ,,
gniar price 5001. ... ......... Sale price 350 ‘ ,
Our Semi-Annual Mill End and Surplus Sales have always been generous patronized, and we'
this one as attractive as any that have preceded it. There is a considerable portion of our winter weath
- sale you can buy winter goods at much below their value. Spring is not far away. You will find
4 Spring Fabrics.
Many lines of Dry Goods are needed twelve months of the year. These have a large place illou
A cordial invitation is extended to the people of The Norwallts and vicinity to atienrl this
89120111. ITEMS mom on To, oar.)
cartons. WASH GOODS.
to l; y‘ls. ................. Sage £120.», :1: Shining Prints .................... ... “44 , Solo
‘0 ll" ------------ “i” N“ *5 i ii Prit .............................. dal-
Mill Ends, il‘ulllencbml 2 m 3 Hill ................... salt» Price ea 4 44 4,. 4 pm g" p in H * Sal' Price to
Mill no.1... Bleached, 2 lo ti yds ........... ’ ............ Solo Pricc, 7c 1‘ i J“ “"1“? 4“ "'5 """"""""""""""""" 9 4
Mill Ends. lilotwhetl. 2 in ii ,l'dn ....................... snu- Pricc, 8e Snowbird Mm”! (hnglmmn. 2 mil ills. ................ Sale Price. 06
Set-ranchers. Regular Price. till/4n ..... ‘ ............... Sali- Price. 00
Mill Ellils.llltncl1ml. 2 to :l ids....... ................ Sale Price 90
Mill Foils, Bleuchctl " to it you“... ............... Sole Price,100 34.044.444.444.“ Regular prm. llc ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sale Price. 10¢
. Sale price 19c .. Sale price $19.50
"a.
A. Dickerman 81 Sun,
SOUTii NORWALK
6" t
' . Sale price $21.50
Sale price $24.50
Sale price 25c . .. Sale price 327.50
I
I s ‘
. Sale price 690
Sale price 81. as
1 Tortues 'and Tam O’Shanters, 4
lat-(price 50c . Sale piicc 350
Golf Sweaters,
.Saic price 100
Price, 60
Price, 60
Mill End
Mill End
Mill Hulls. l4llllllenclioil.2
Mill Eullu, Unbleached E Sale price 15c
Sale price 150
or price $3.00
' 1601f Vests.
' llai‘ price$1.00
Sale price $1.98
PiLLOW CASES and SHEETS.
Jlliuf'lleil Pillow ('liflotl. 'iiixlb ..................... Sill“ Film 100
‘llleuchul Pillow i‘oaeu
Mix-51
\llltlran (S‘tlllin
Elma Quality
sill. l’r loo izl 2c
.4 iii in Fine Gingham Suersur-kcrs Regular l’rite 20c .
.‘to 3 yds \illue 15c .............. Sale Price. 12i/3't'.
Millil'dtli'lli‘fi ......................... Sale Prics.1do4
English Loni; f‘iolh. Valuo lilac .......... 4 ............ Sale Price, 1°C:
.8an Pr [or 160
Special value .
Hamburg Embroidery,
Special value .
. . . . . . .......... Sale price 30
................. Sale price 50
. Sale price 690
' Value. l4ii- ............................. Sale Price, 100
ludiu Linnu. Valiu- “it? «i'..........‘ ............. Balm Price, 80
illlilil Lint)". Vain» lfllér' _
lmliu Limiu. Vuluo ls’ll- ........................... Sale Price, 12'4/30
lullia Moon. \‘nllio ”it: ............................. Sale Price, 150
lmlla Litton. Value 200 ............................. Sale Price, 170
l’i'hlo- Goods, Spiri‘lui Vullw ......................... Sale Price, 100
Whiti- tlomls, Special Value ......................... Sale Price. 150
Willlt iiifllllh Viiliit' J5! ............................ Stile- l’l'lfftl, 19¢
14:
l 50
is:
400
500
500
550
600
700
lllviuchul l’lllou f'lisl-M. .ltixli'i ...................... Halo Prion.
illonchcd Pill: in Fulton lleiillifilclil'tl ................ Sul- Prim-4
. . Prim»,
Prion,
i’ritw
i fit-.1:
l";it-,'o
i’iirc4
l’llu»
4lll iil. Lawn. Hamburg Embroidery.
Large iaricti ....... . ....... Sale pricc 10¢
Hamburg Embroidery,
Large var‘iyty Sale price 150
Torch4on Laces,
Special value ....... . ......... Sale price 30
" gfigulgyfpricc $2.00 4. . . Sale price $1.39
Ladiesl. Flannelette Kimonas,
' Regular price» 750 a ......... . .. Sale price 50c
4 gli'e’sf 'Fl'ah‘nelette Kimonos,
Regular price $1.00 ...... . .. . ., Sale price 690
illillnl: this
Hit ill‘lll' (i
Biting-hell
lllouelwu
llll-llcllwi
Blunt ho '.l
it“ t‘ l i
.iliw in
Silents:
Hill-ms.
:41: 'w ill
Sh ( is
ill rill)
Slxllll
iii)! 0
ii‘fiiil
Ladies Flannelette Kimonas,
“will” Price $125
:lgdie's’ Eiderdown Kimonas,
Regular price $1.00 . . .. . .. .
’dies’ Flannelette Wrappers,
430:1 'la'rjprice $1.00. -.....
eit’ Eidérdown Bath Robes,'
4 Regular price $398
4, Raised Point As a
ll ior Not Paying His
dist! Alberto T. Rornback of lili
. . . Sale price 890
:La'dieis' Long' Flannelette Kimonos.
Regular price $1.00 . . .. . .. . .,... Sale price 690
.....
. Sale price 452.50
for Cash
All Prices here given are S eciai for this Mill Remnant and So ius Stock Sale and
nly. SPECIAL iTEMS EACH D Y.
Torchon Laces.
Children’s Furs,
Regular price
Sale price 750
.Sale price 75:
O
l
{sued for the plaintiff and paid for by
lit in good faith.
is NOT ILLEGALz
lviolating the law but with an honest;
. The sale. of'. liquor for which thSi.‘
notes ware given were matte under
these licenses without any imsntion of
effort of meeting the requirements of
the law and of the county commission-
'Tilo county commissioners with full
Lnowledge of the situation lsuuml thou:
illnesses. knowing that they wore lor
The Connecticut Breweries Compton
parlor court. New Haven, yesterdai lthat it had paid its money .for these
004144010 Connecticut
“any $1,832.19 judgment for a not
on by Barnard W. Murphy, 11 Merl-
‘sa ‘ saloonlst. The decision in the
lush wide sweeping effoct’ among
4 d brewers of Connecticut;
Autobahn! that the defendant
tied the notes for liquors illegal.
sold by the breweries' company
county commissioners it was all-
. . acted illegally in furnishing
the breweries company a license in
the mine of its secretary. John H Mo
Jude's Roi-shacks decision follows in
* 'o plaintiff socks to recover on two
certain promissory note» whlch were
rustle. executed and llelivm'd to tho
.Ilrluiltiff by the defendant in the man
‘ sud 10mm forth in the first and
cons counts of the complaint.
The defendant's special defense to
both is is that both of these notes
word Well for liquors illegally sold by
ho Mull“ when it had no lioness
evidence shows that the plaintiff
pan is s corporation duly organ
4‘10 or the laws of the state of
44 » flout having one of its principal
offices and places of business at Merl-
mm Haven county. its business
“filo manufacture and sale of ale and
fish" plaintiff company. in Octobor
.‘br its secretary. John H. Mt-
lion. duly nude on application for ii
If!!!“ to sell the products of its Dilili
st lerlden to the county commit
rs s: New Haven county
" The countf commiuulmeru at uni
,4 0,. rule: not in loans if
file name of soy onrporntlml.
44 that this class of It salon
be tsltsn out in the no 0 of
her or officer of the corpora-
conformity with this rule, the
_ . issued this license in
, 4 snobs if. McMahon. who-t
We and sllll is 0 member
J! of The coalition”!
. mossy. for which it sold
‘ sud lossl few
4444, m of tissue undor the elr»
‘ _ M stated no so issued
our moved by tlib filtr-
frm the slalom hi
blob the notes new
the?” Monitors thor-
his! thrill lino! sole of le- lfor the tourists; prof
m not its mm mm
W» amt-«loo
Breweries lpcrmlta which the toulmissioriers w
4, gquired it to take in the num‘o of John
.MeMuhon.
CASTOR iA
For WBMW
its list You Ilm limp Bought:
Bears the
Signature of
COLLEGE curate”: REQUIRE-
MINT
NEW YORK. Feb. Lair—Wilson Fur-
rand, secretary of the conference on
uniform requirements in English.
whose rulings are now enforced by all
the colleges. practically, announced
today that the conference had decided
that a. radical revision of the entrance
requirements at the colleges had be-
come essential. The whole conference
bu appointed a committee of five to
invest gate the whole question to se-
cure information and advice from uni-
versltlos colleges and schools and to
formulat'o 0 report. This committee
will begin work at once.
Some slight. changes in the reouire-
ments for 1012, approved by the con-
ference, were rilso announced by See-
rotary Farrand
IP16!“— ANNOUNCIHINT filo
GAIMNI TH! NATIONAL PURI
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
W0 A" pleased to its-ounce that
Foley's Holler silo 'l'sr for coughs.
colds and ions troubles is not sffoeted
my the National Pore food sod Drug
law as It contains no opiates or other
harmful dress and we no
as s sols rm odrfor res and
sdullll. Finland's bro: fltors one The
milord Pbsrmf.
PROFESSOR! WANT HIOHII SAL-
m.
for University “Masons were urged
‘ President Jacob Gould Bohemian,
Cordell University. to 0 tall: lent
“him It file annual banquet of the (Bill.
coco Cornell Alumni Assoclsilmi.
President l'sburmwm’“ advocated a
more lllmslmos lswrers sod
swims is the technical We!
learning. Ho smell Irishm- Islands
were in
fro if the but fl?
A. Dicker
a
84: WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
MANY FOLKS PUZZLED.
Attorney Jenkins Presents a Simple
Little Problem.
S'i‘AMFOltil, Foil, 27.--"if 7! t-ggo
('iMl its litany l'Tf‘illN ml )0" (tall lllly
Hugs for x routs. what am v39.» :1
i'iilZf'll '."'
’l’ho uuoslloil is nilllllif' g-uougil.
‘lilll if you want it further t‘Xllltlflllilllfl
of it Mill will burn to inquire of Al-‘
lot-tiny .luluon
int! it today as it means of domoir
strafing lllni people who are xt-nerul-l
Iy nuppoml to be clowr t'uu‘t solw
u. very simple problem. Mr. Jenkins
\(lllf'llt'ft for its simplicity.
"it “'(ll‘ifrl out, wry {flit-lily," said Ml'.
Jenkins. "and it is surpriuiug that
any one- cannot humor it offhand."
All the some, several of the braill-
loot young men in tho Suburban (‘iub
worked at the problem and 13:111.. it up
in despair.
r. Jenkins introduced the puzzle-
in the. Town Hall today. while Judgi-
Youug. in his private. office. was mak-
ing a preliminary examination of the
statutes applicable to clothesllnoman-
in. and refrlgomtorlils, and Chief
llrennun. Clerk Renting. ell-Judge
Downs. Attorney Nowell and some pill-
or people were waiting for the wheels
of justice to revolve.
Mr. Resting wanted to examine tho
subject carefully before giving an
opinion. He had heard of canes in
which one opinion was good only un-
til another had been matched.
Chief Brennan gaunt it was
worth considering“. promised to
assign the entire ‘mctlve force of
his department to ferret out the right
answer.
"lt isn‘t their fault.” asiiluinod the
chief. "that they didn't get a line on
tho ulothesllne thief. but they'll find
the answer to that, all right. It is
important, because Lent is only a
wonli off. and the price of cult inter-
ests about half the volnllstion more
than over before.
Judu Dmvns thought Judge Walsh
of Norwslll. who has been forced in
to temporary retirement by a broken
shoulder and other tblngr. might
while sway the radium of the convu-
leseonee with “ml ism. and send a
solution to the t Norwsllt South
ital about it.
Probation Officer Robert A. Ross
«loci-rod that it was u very shop is
mention. and when he had time he'd
flours it out.
To: Collector Tom Hoyt suit! that.
the most who mid answer that off«
hand might be able to tell him how
to oolloot the poll to: without milling
um feelings of distinguished elm».
floushtoo retired to his
urination entering the quarters of the
town fathers. At the press hour whoring},
as man was heard stutter!» "if if.
"M... Ill to the Molly
UH! DOWN“ um. Mr M.
nutohlnfitstbessfvx4
Munro 0
mm”
'4, .ionltlus, who was its-4
Iu'as guilty of loinliiou assault, and tho.
tlolootuisn
prlvsts oflen when he saw the Inter- ’
ASSAlLANT OF GAME WARDEN lN
PRISON
Men Arrested 3i Beacon Falls by State
l Officer Vorllll‘ 'l-‘ound Guilty
4 and eSuteneod.
1 WATERHURY, b‘ob. 27.~~R00t-o Bl‘ll‘
,ilotlo and Polo:- Briuum. of Bt’ilf‘illl
il‘nlls. “t‘it' found guilll by a jury
in tho Supeiim fflllil w :«il‘rdily'lllivl'—;
{noon of assault upon lh‘puiy Gumn
V.‘ union llanlr-l ll Fliwlll'tlii, (if i oacou
Foils. ill iirilllil-O's cash ”10 unlit-t
liliuuifto uw‘ was .lssiiull with llllt'll‘i
'lo kill.
l llllnnco “us soon. mud to jail for six
fluouths 11nd Hillllf‘ilil to prison lm not
less than two lltll‘ lllrll't' than lilt'
yours.
The lliJOVt' lllt'll were ul'l'estml byl
lv‘ruuk Vorilll. or l‘ll'ldsepori .1 "Will-
bar of the litulv police. iif‘ has boon
ltivon tho reward of $150 owl-ml by
the selectmen of Beacon Fails,
THE JUMPlNG OFF PLACE.
“Consumption had me in its grasp.
and i had almost reached the lumping
off piano when i was advised to try
lllr. King's New Discovery; sud i want
to any right now. it saved my life. lm
provemont began with the first bottle.
and aflor taking one dozen bullion i
was a. wall and happy man again." on is
George Moore of (lrlmeslarld. N 0.1.5
a remedy for coughs and colds and
honlnr of weak. horn lldlns and for
preventing pneumonia New Discovery
in supreme. 500 and ".00 at F. ii.
llastor's. drugglst. 'l'rllsl bottle free. "
RUSSlAN OFFICER SUlCIDEB.
S'l‘. PETldllSBURG,.Fcb. 26.~-~Newu
has been rocelvod born from Vlntlivow
iok of "la silicldo of Captain (lilozan.
commander of the Russian cruiser Au-
kOM: who was about to for.» a trial by
court-martial on the charm? of not hav-
ing acted with energy in suppressing
the naval mutiny sit Vludivoutok the
last of October, "07.
Iron THAT counts
or it may result In pneumonia Brn-
slllan llslin ls broskios u9, colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
100 250.501: and 01.00 battles. The Cllf
ford. Baxter s so; Plslutsd's. ”
......................,....
NIW HAVIN ooscm IUIV.
NW HAVEN fl'eh. lfihwaore an
psrttnonts have u'ifu'ltltl up at the Win
ohestsr Repeating Arms Company's
factory horn, and most of the depart-
ments at sergeants factory. where
hardware» to have started on 0
sins hour soiled llhvsrds of f.
provelnont in conditions.
”W
ONLY all" '0! ,BVOPl'IlA
lfrs Franklin flush. of New Castle.
$044.: ...."' or“ “'- cant:
If on ms s r
temp):
ltrlod svsmhits' l
unflllm MW ”
one employer an affected by the 1111- by
‘ .1
441——
} HARTFORD MINISTER DIES.
HARTFORD. f-‘eb, 27._~Thn Rev.
redorick D. Avery. a retired, Congrev
national mlnistor, died at the home of
:his son horn yesterday’aged 89. He '
was graduated from Yale with the
class of ill”. and from the' heological
Seminary in 11547. For for 3le years
ho was it pastor in (l.olumbla this
stale. and n luoum lllflllllmffu to his
nu-mory “its tiN‘iHi there. by Miss
Mary B Yeoman. lie was also our? of
gihe organlzwrs or thin 'l'ollnmi County
(‘ougrogutlonol (‘orlfcroucc Besides
illls u'il'c Mr. Avery is survivor] by one
‘i-Ion and two gi-nuillllllllrou,
l
P “Suffered day and night the tor.
:ment of itching piles. Nothing helper!
gme until i used Dean's Ointment ll
cured me pennanently." Hon John R
Garrett. Mayor. Glrard. Ala.
HARTFORD MURDER CASES.
HARTFORD Pub 27. -—-The grand
jury will be couvenod here next Wed-
.nesdny at l ociock, when the charges
inguinal. mills Flighotio and ulrenzo
Rosslno necusrd of murdering Eli Cu»
vnnnugh will he heard Mrs. Gertrude
Williams. who killed hm- negro hus-
band. will be I burned with manslaugh-
,tor according to a decision of the stain
lntwrney As Willlu'nl F. Walker. the
New Britain hank defaultor is still at.
Phlsenudn. Mexico, his more will not
come up until the June form.
0"“! @032A
9...... :lhmmmmrgmo
Ilpstm
PLAlNTiFF LOUOT ALIINATION
0
tin,- Superior court todsyr rendered a
lordict in favor of former Should
Thomas B Brown in the suit brought
ltflllillftl him for ”0.000 by Clayton
4311er for the nib-nation of his wife's
affections The jury was out. thirty
five mlnulos. and reporuid shortly of-
m 2 o'clock in favor of the defendant
The case had been on trial since Mon~
filly.
.. ....._..........._ “0......
HUW'I TH"?
word for any em of Oatsrrh that can
not be cured by "all s Osfurrll Cure.
7. J CHENEY t (30,1‘oiodo. 0.
We. the undersigned. him lino" r
.f. corner for the last to years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions. land ”financially
I”; 41o 3am out soy obllsstlons made
it no.
WALDING KINNAN It MARVIN,
Whom WWis, 0.00 0
Hall’s Catsrrb Gore is taken inter
holly. noting dlrnetiy upon theh
snd mucous surfsessof the system.
Testimonials soot fm Price, 150 psi
do will We ll Dru
sits Hall's l'u'inlly 1’
lion.
«news
More“
mané‘o 0
MIDDIJJTOWN. Pub 27 ~A Jury in 4
We offer One Hundred Dolls” Ito 44
l
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THAI NMEN l-iAVE' TROUNLES.
u—uouu—
Younger Men Find, Their Good Jobs
Taken by the Veterans.
Trniumon. both passenger
freight of the New Haven road are
busy these days bumping each other
out of the best positions on the road.
To the layman this may seem unusual
1 must he explained that the senior—
lty rule is in effect on the New Haven
road and the oldest’man in the ser-
vice has the choice of the runs. When
he selects what. he wants he bumps
someone. Then the bumped one
bumps another and the process con-
tinues on down the line.
This interesting procosn is in effect
just now and accounts for the bar.
malted look that hovers about a full
load lunu's countenance A man may
start out on his daily rim thinking he
has a lob he can be satisfied with for
a tiny or two. only to find, out is ro~
turn that on older man in t a ser—
vice has had is eye on the Job and
has secured it Then the unfortum
note one has to look over the field
to see what he can get. The result
is as stated.
floWltt'ii Carbollzed Witch Hazel
Salve ls especially good for piles. Sold
by The (‘l fford Pharmacy and The
Fridge Pharmacy.
l‘
Ladies’ Eur Mulls. " ..4 .
Regular price‘ $5 00 to $10. 00.
0.. .......W..~...-..._, we... m..r._..4...‘....... 7...... ..--..
and ' terday appointed
. Lots of pooplo llv'e allithslr lives that on“
Without learning how to lvo
Assorted width; ...... ..... Sale price 50
$1.00 '10 5433-98.
Sale price 690 to $2.49
Ladies’ Neck Furs, ' _
Regular price $1.50 to $15.00.
Sale price 980 to 39 50
1"" 1;" "J '." ”
Sale price 33.44 to $6 sq,
.. ~ .7‘ 4 1‘:
RECEIVER FOR HARTFORD 00M-
PANV.
usnrrono, set 27. 'ér-Judge Her-
bert B Bullsrd,o ls city, was yes-
1! Bl er of the range
for ower Company. morale Y
Judge M A.Shunlwai‘i1gt'he Superior
court. The receiver is ordered to file
0 bond of $2,500 A hearing on the an.
pointmont, of the tempo nry receivci
will be hold at 10 def ,Mnf'c'h 13,
.it the Supolior court merit. The all-
plltafion was made by Arthur E. Hall.
of Boston: Frederick N. Msuross, of
Bristol. and Frank 3.. l'léssinger. of
Hartford secretary of the company
The corporation . {bu authorized
capital stock of 05' . _0 of which only
250 shares have beenlssued.
4 LA BRIPPE.
Brasilisl Balm user ”it“ done:
never let it run into mania. nor
left 0. crib-wreck“ .Ofil tiling on earth
that frills the tough in germ. But
you want Balm an ’0‘ 9 Gary. so do not
trifle wit’pm the small sizes, but get the
500 or 1.00 tileLnnd take half 0
teaspoon 111”:de every three
hours. “it'd to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly an-
nllate every new in every xrcat or-
un. Thé‘se romslnlnsxsrms cause the
” evil after effects: if is hnlfciired [rip
lin- tho wmslsHs
v41” hemorrhage of
sly/ut til s 440030 every lil
Duties fill constantly on the
housewife. The telephone lie-
erotics one. as it saves T'nle.
Steps» and Money. if you order
one. 00w your name will
”It thQ
their! W
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