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‘ his home in (iron ‘iitmt.- South Nor-
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, LONG KIMONOS, regular prices $2.25
and $1.98. at ...................... $i.50
{DRESSING SACQUES and SHORT Kl-
entory
After a season of brisk business~larger than it has ever been with u3~0tlf stock ‘con-
tains many odds and ends and broken lots of merchandise. The sole object of this sale is to
effects positive clearance of these small lots and reduce our stock of merchandise before in;
. ventory. The prices are such as to accomplish the result with celerity.
The Following items Are Representative oi Scores of Other
Jus‘l as Remarkable Values
w... . .. .. _...... ..... ......-.... . . . u.» .
.Sa‘le‘
COAT SWEATERS. regular $2.98. at. . .$i.98
BABY SWEATERS. White. Grey. Red.
, now ................................. 39c
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‘ MONOS‘ regular price 98L 0 $1 50 1 75: A small lot of real whalebone CORSETS.
FLANNELETTE GOWNS. regular prices . _
. styles that are to be discontinued: reg»
98c and $1.25. at ..................... 79c ’
FLANNELETTE SKIRTS, 50c quality. . _ 39c “it" Prlccs $4 and $5. at « ~ - , , . - - = 33.00 i“-
FLANNELETTE SKIRTS. 29c quality. . .ng Odds and ends of several styles in COR.
figHILDREN‘S STRIPED FLANNEL~ SETS that have been sold up to $1.50.
~-ETTEGOWNS.anysize .......... .39c at ........ ..........,...........50cpair
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.. {gill-XLDREN'S CLOAKS. values up to $4. A little assortment or NECKWEAR. alight.
$0 0105‘? . - - ~ . . . ~ - . , i ------------ 31-93 ly iiiussed during rush of holiday bust.
Any of our 50c VEILIWNG ............ 39c yd. ncss; regular prices 50c and use. to
it . Choice of our 25c VEILING .......... 19c yd. close ~~ —~'~ ....... """""" lot “Ch
(NAT SWEATERS~ $7M“. at - - . 35-00 N. B.»Along with the good values in this
COAT SWEATERS. regular $5.98 and sale g0 good service. promptness. courteous
A $5.00 kind ...I .................... $3.93 , treatment. cheeriulness and energy.
.- , ' Sale Begins Saturday, January 15th and Con-
. tinues for One Week
N. E. RY AN CO.
South Norwallt
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lF iT's A onesa AFFAIR. THE ”W” "—
4'.‘ ‘We Grind Our Own Lens.
ii‘Fenwick Optical. Co.
' fumreonennvt ydBUlLDlNG
: 'v'l WAsHmo‘ron eraser.
Hoiirnw-ii in llillli it. ill.. illlil imp in
n
. ii p. in. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
' thrill.
HANAN
PATENT COLT BUTTON FOR MEN
WILL JUST SUIT THE OCCAGION
$6.00 a Pair
rigidly
ELITE
WILL new: A eariaracronv
Puncnnse
' $3.50 mid $400
Wear sh... rim in
i” . WAIHINOTON BTRIIT.
PHONI MILE.
Get Your Drug wimu
Filled attire
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and oilinioni service tit
nil tilnoit.
Personal attention given in all
prescription work.
t‘hnlrli for our trolley mtronn.
Conic in end wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARK“. Manager.
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I... .. my... ..... wu1"J«i
Tho atovo Club can be pnulotmd for
buying a complete uttpndntieo ioiliiy.
Owing to thti storm this morning.
tho l‘ht‘tn‘illt'i‘l did not Work on tin
llniiinr block in Willi Wainnineton
nirooi. The snow, in fact. oiiiioil prin-
llonlly all outdoor Work.
Minn liriicc ileyiioldn will be In
charge of the meeting of tho Loni
WOl'kt‘l”ti’ Society Sunday evening at
the Advent Christian ()hlii‘i'il. when the
topic will he ”Trim Faith."
The counting of tin-oil ironing tbtndlt
onto that ii. A. Sillindorii lit the only
J ’ I‘li'niulnii'i'ilf
' tin.
emulate“ tote: nn nttncioothrtp.
m innit “- .
{lieutmlilfl giggly”. t «Jitor any pain. irhin top to
. . ' ‘ Hill]
I . hi “33‘9“"! hm” * Keleeifii‘, till.
”tilt Millet ilh beanie-L little used. ~
lumen frdunx one. ,
Nttiw Youths. lip-willintlos it.
'iirnnr, wn‘_.rctiiidil1.;tm .liinnitry l rmm
giho- New iiiiyhhiirenin Court. bench.
tiled hilre‘loday’ tit linenmmiin intimi-
titty entitle. apply llr. ‘l‘liuhiiiil‘
i‘iiiii t‘llll'lfijlfi’ whore
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torn no late in it email hoot. Elven
minding. ' ,
The iii-chord of the mutt Avenue liter
thinner birthday itiriinoi' llt’it‘i‘ii- meet»
in; lent evonin after the rovlrnrin-n
annuity school iii doing ”(reliant work
but the dim is niwnys it do is little boo
it'i‘. ‘
idi’.
or
consent blooms on .
’ that ho
, wax niiiniiionod to Illond lhn injured;
iv
tonal orator-mail who iii dredglnh oyii‘ ‘
"Hod" m nniibln to ‘30 rework thin
vied and Milton over the work. The .,
flflnw. ‘1
~ Eminent Ghetto *flpi‘li‘alli it» it so
«Viflfi attkeli oi;lhe._ , to‘hoitle with.
Mr. uni-ulna We in it up yeiterday at
wink. antlntoilny the indications were
‘MWfil’tmtiil to work he-
. . .
enuoytrolioy. title did ro-
. ~ 1 iii thofanow this mom-
that. . ; you ll o'clock..tho curd
were within about or minute: 01 echo»
dole. This ll no u _ | (eat when it til
taken into consideration that care
from three points meet at the Billet
Washington street bridge.
The Gregory Point trolley car has it
harder time. seemingly. during a snow
storm "than corn on any other lines.
This in due to the several stretcher:
whore the nnow blow. in on the trdok.
Fifth street always aeolian a hard
stretch for the car to negotiate. Stall.
log oecurl more troquently there than
at any other point. '
The revival service at the East Av-
anuo’ Methodist church last evening
ill-orient. out another large audience.
it was hoped to have some simciol
innulc but the arrangement was
not conoupiatcd. instead, there
was some ‘ good oongrogntlon‘oi
singing. ’l‘hiu ovnniii the lost. of this
series (it servieoa will no held. -.
Ernest hislkin. of Rowan street, or.
rived at his majority yesterday and
in honor of the event he won tendered
it surprise last evening. About twenty
of hill n-iendii Ihtllert'd to moire merry.
and the evening was pleasantly phased
in music. games and toward midnight
ti line collation was served. Mr. Mill-
iilii received a number or handsome
presents, among them a gold watch.
Some people seem to still believe
that the prolmiililoii to make some of
tho» members 0! the liliiiii. Norwnik iv‘lro
Pollro allot-lat pollen. no that they can
ho called upon iii any little, in not dead.
yet. Nothing, however, has come up
lnioly concerning the «interstitial ar~
rungmnoiit but none of the town om-
rim‘ii have nliown any desire to make
llit- change. having been informed that
it, mnlmt be doiio by low.
The mining of today's storm meant
it Ht‘rlmlli accident to Frank Morwiii.
at l (.lroiiory llnnlevnrd Mr. hinrwin
set out from his home at the cilhlmii'
iil'y timu for South Norwnik to begin
his riny'n work and hi’ had only t‘roiiii~
«ii the nirvi'l When he flipped on some
ironcluvmnn ice that “'le covered ii.“
the nnovr. lie was assisted ,luto hi0
homo “lid in. t‘hnrlos G. BOMIIBNL
man. who, it unit understood. had hm-
keii lilii hip .
The South Norw ii [member- report
tor the pull your ii we that the limo
glamour in Enid Romain did a very out
rouruitliitt amount of hadn't". Next
war it til confidently expeotod that o
la:- greater amount will be ornditriti‘v
to Exist Norwnlli, in tho tmvple heroine i
more nnd more funnier with tho llllli'
stations. The.» buttons are located in
i: it. lorlnlin‘n «film in First streoti
and ii. it. Mood and Company's store;
in But evonuo..che are handy
for n largo niiml poop]! i
FILES cuneo m e to 14 one i
l‘AZt) OINTMEN’X‘ n {normalised to?
turn any case of itching, Blind. i iced 3
ing or l’riiiriidln; Film in ii 0 Hi
days or money refunded. 50c. i
nun
i
An addition is holds plaroii on the}
Kliit‘t‘l‘)‘ More of Samuel Mood. in Row ;
l
nylon nveiino Winfield l-l. Grant iii do-
ing the Nirpvltler work.
A intro oi‘ nil-n employed it) i
tlrororyinuii Sunni-l Mend hen honor
i-iigngrd on ltiirlnonil'n mill pond lliu“.
venting li-r- ratios. which average MU
teen inches in thickness.
Warn-n tlnuor ontortninvd a party ill i
i'rlvndii lust liluhi at hln homo in Mix
Kiiiloy «in-oi The minute were morn
born 0! theI Nutmeg Club”. and it plonn ;
tint social owning wan piliiiwii. i
[looks added to tho Ronnytoii li-
brary: Saar ilolin‘il thorium; .l. C,
Wu...
The VIC
proved priii
The V1 TROLA iii
sounding board
modifying.
Buliy' Yietrolal
Va
mun Mauro notions:
"the crater «reunions Hoodlum;
thtiioitiiiei‘lhe ihieaiuoriiinit on trail
i you how you out: be cured
Other Stylét if. V!”
salvation dd. iii.
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Biop- iteiiin immediately. 800th»
and Com one the pinto Otter.
‘ A demonstration of the emcocy and
entire harmlgmnm o! Mimi. “‘0
new ,rliiii dill dri‘t. is attorded' when
it is applied to the tender skin or in.
(until who are tortured with mulled.
channgs. scaly and crusted humor!
and other skin aggravation. its et-
mm in nothing, the itching stop! i“
once. the skin heal: and to quickly
realored to normal condition.
in the various, forms or skin trou‘
idea in both iip‘nntr and adults. poo»
him produces beneficial reunite from
the first nppiicailen. heroine. acne.
herpes, ranii, teller, etc., yield readily
to its remarkable cuertlve properllmi.
Occasional applications will quickly
banish plmplep. blotchen and 00m"
pit-xion blemishes and will relieve and
(*l‘it‘O itching tent. scaly scalp. hunters.
o c. .
Ponlum can he had for Mty~¢ellln at
any reliable druggtst's. particularly
The t‘liftord Pharmacy and Edward
W. Kelley. iris, who mnko‘a specialty
or it. (fir the Emergency Laboratories.
No. 82 Word 25th street. New York
v'i'lly. will Bond n irlnl puppiy tree by
innit to any one who will write for it.
This is siiiiiirtent to show results in
24 hours.
Slintth. Mistress Dorothy Marvin: C.
N. and A. M. Williamson. The Powers
and Maxine; Mum E. Richards. Mar-
xnrot Monitort; Margaret. Dolaiid. The.
Common wily; Charles Month, The
Nation's Navy. Our Ships and Their
Achievements. ‘
A Port Chester moor announced this
week that Aaron G. Stevens, on oys-
toriiinii oi Rowiiyton. and litre. Eve
Watson, a trained nurse of New Mil-
i‘ord. took out a marriage license at
Town Clerk P. W. Stevene' ofllcc Wed
ililfldfli‘ morning. «M tho home oi Mr.
Sim-min totiny it was stated that he
had gone to tinritord, and nothing was
known ilit‘t‘i' or his being married.
«l... “mu.-.“ .—
SKlN DISEASES READILV CURED
BY A SiMPLE HOME TREAT-
.MENT.
Persons who are hollering from
bliirkhonria. pimples. ilnndriitf. «rennin.
totivr. ring-worm. or any other form
of skin disease, often unit the question.
"In there a cure?"
R. H. Plainted. iiic driiggisl, says
"You, thorn in I cure. 2min. a scion-
iiilc. clean. liquid preparation for ex-
tcrnnl uni‘. given prompt skin rind
scalp dist-«so. ZEMU draws the germ
tilt! and poisons {ruin underneath the
skin to the surface and doniroyu them
and in this way like?” a i‘oiiililcit't
cure of any form of skin or scalp dis-
ease. whether on infants or grown per
none. R. ll. l’lainicd will show you
proof or liiliiy reiiiarknblo cures made
by ZEMO and will gladly explain in
by (his
(Tit-Ii“, aimpio home treatment
‘ lillllill l_l_ll__ lllllllllllll
Tho Iinrieu School and the Noroton
nrhool have planned to have I can»
lost at hockey at tlorlinni‘s pond in
iiiorrow but the snow ntorm threatens
to put a quinine on the game.
(in account o! the long spell of cold
weather. thi- limit of keeping the rail
mnii Wllt‘l‘ troniihn between Barton
rind Ron-nylon has been no easy one
A force ot nimui twenty men have
been on lit!i job.
The limit“! linemen: Men's Asntwlav
tloli hail inkon up the iiiihjori of the
town's water-onyx ulili n view of doing
anything; [Kifliiilili‘ ioivnrd improving
thorn, The timxiwlves‘ River wan at
one "Illt' tomb in lwiiur i‘iNliiilltilI tor
liliiiltlliiill iiiiiii iii present.
‘ Stopliun It. lloyi. neolii nt Dorian.
tor the New York. hit-w ilnivn and
llnrttord Railroad t‘ompiiny. its plan»
ninx in ruling owing to the fact that
ho holdu the onion at town clerk. Mr.
lluyi, who tit one of the most popular
men along the road. has been ill the
service here (or 36 yearn.
GRAND OPERAS RENDERED
IN THE HOME} BY
TROLA
The VICTROLA is the greatest advance made
in sound reproducing iriotnunenta since the Victor
was invented. Ari entirely new type on an lots
to; not a mere concealing millet.
late in itself. The
and reflects the
tale-Waves. and the melody issues from behind the
dome. iouil 0r. 00ft. as desired.
You think you can tell the difference between
hearing GraindOpet-a mum hearing their beau-
tiful voices on the VICTROLA. But can you?
Victor Random weeks of artwmriote. leeea of
music and mirth by the nmrld’e WM!
their superiority iii universallymelmowledged.
- . Vibimla XVL
“boron. $200. Quartered Oak. $200
The“ VICTROLA contains rulings for 150 re-
cords nodal-amine account-lee.
reused
Style Xii. $125 .
a from 10 up
w "l ‘ $ "a p
“QM” ”nonm-
" .. . elitism“
.mew; .v
army
till iiiiiiitiiiii I
" “harbor. Jungian. 19in
”u‘Wa":
de‘ebofl Advertisement:
a.
Bridgeport Adveitifiiemenis l
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The D. M. ”Read Co.
Established I85).
. Last *Days of the Furniture Sale‘
‘ butler Suites that are Extra Good» Value.
Three—piece Suites, consisting of Dillon. Arm Chair
and Side Chair. or Arm ijliairand Rocker. sonic vyitli solid‘
Mahogany frames and elegant upholstery; others in _i\la—
hogany finish. so well done. that only tilt: price would indicate
that the Suite \iUllid not be solid Mahogany.
In Solid Mahogany.
Value $69.50 for $135.60. \{alue $137.50 for $110.00.
Value Stream for $83.00. Value $8400 for $67.20.
Mahogany Finish.
Value $50.75 for $45.50. Value $50.00 for $40.00.
Value $29.50 for $23.60. Value $26.50 for $21.20.
One Five-piece Suite, handsomely upholstered with
'l'apcsiry, worth regularly $72.00
at $50.00 this sale.
Half-price Tables in the China Store
' With Vases. Fancy Plates, Art Glass. and various
Novelties.
Electroliers and Eletfirie Domes
Magnificent examples of ‘llic work of artists in colored
glass and bronze.
Domes from $20.0.) to $50.00. marked one-filth less than
regular. '
Electroliers. complete with art glass shade, from $13.50
in Ssooo. :iiiil one-fifth off on any one of them.
Silverware
Sterling Silver l’liii Wsirc. Spmnis. Ci'cain Ladies, Su-
gar 'l‘ongs, Sardine and Lemon Forks. l’lcklc l'orks and
tJlch Spoons.
, In Quadruple Plate. '
Sandwich Plates Baking Dishes in silver holders
Fern Dishes Crumb Trays ,
Syrup Cups Serving Trays . '
Priced one-fifth WW regular.
Notions and "Findings” 5‘.
that will attract economical buyers.
'i'iirnrr's Mourning Pins. 3 boxes for too.
l'i-arl lliitlons. sizes l2 to 30. 5c :1 card.
Star Safety" Pins. 2 papers for 5c.
Mourninpy Pins ill hoses. 4 for 10c.
Prior} Trays with jet Pins. 3 for LDC.
Skirt Gauges. 50v kind. 25c.
$1.00 kind. 50c.
Cabinet Hair Pins. 5c kind. 2 for 5c.
tor. kind. 5c.
lllark Sewing Silk. 300 yards. 2 spools ior\25c.
Kid Curlers. the kind. 3 for 10c.
llias Sunni Tape. 5c.
t'iirvcilc Scam Tape. 5r.
lilaeiic Skirt and Wain] Supporters. . 5c.
llcst .\iiicrirnii l‘ilis. 5c kind. 3 tor luc.
The D. M. Read Co.
9
lHlillSllii Willi DAY!
Sleeping Garments
OUR SPECIAL FOR 'l‘Hl BALANCE OF THIS WEEK. WE HAVE
ANHUNUIUALLY LARGE. LiNE OF
Ladies’ Night Robes
SAMPLES AND SURPLUS AT CUT PRICES. NEW STOCK WILL
PLIABI YOU AT REGULAR PRICES.
4' SPECIALS
Good Miieliii. Tricks and lint-
i
t
Long: or Short Sleeves. Eur
than ...... ...44¢. Virtue hols limld‘til‘y or income. Value site
Embroidery Tut-kn; and Rnt- Muslin or compile. Enlbroid‘
non ...... ..«c. Value 59c err or lace: excelluni
vniiio ......... 1.
‘Spigeiill pnrcheno Finniielotto 81mm values Flahnelette
(WM """ ' “““ “""‘ (tonne ..........,.....,...dde
Children‘s Flanneiotu» Built!” Children's Fiannolnito Butte...
tile. Value 35o 39o“ Vniuo 60o
Men‘s thneletle Night Shirts. 50c, 35c. ti;
d
84 Washington St... South Nciivalil
< 1 Tammi“ '
“tariéua' .
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~mm.
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l‘iielit,mltre”rnneiilner With Mr: .. . :
sumo A.‘ L u». Mole o. Doolldge. MW
in i. no to Christine a. row itii «comatose ennui.
33““ and Hilbert ll. Hutton. lot ' * .5 ‘l‘iON
stool and school streets. War. NW‘Yéhfi, and. ltwitoporiiithat
George 1'. d to Warren P. Hurry KWMW‘VI! criticallyiii in the
Smith. Jr. building luv Center are Shiite Aiiyintndm tile'crimlml insane
one. ‘ iii hilttonflnnwm denied today by
.mrnn Anton to Eugene it. boon. Antietam Superintendent iteib. or that
New York. tour and buildings. new imilfliflflh. rim loin utterpliysiciii
limo. War. ‘ - condition now than at any time since
Minion .1. Allen to Stephen unneediitii iranroersilon.
third and .hnildiiius. Attend avenues mind.
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