floss 7:17; eta 4:46. at 10:18 a. no, uzoop. m. SOCIETY NOTICES .. MAIONIO oraao‘roav. iii wsii Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M. sets in Masonic Building, South sin street. lat. and 8d Tuesday of sash moath~July and August as painted—at 8 o‘clock. Al Master cordially invited. Rood W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. or Chaplin N0 38. R. A. M. gut! in Masonic Building. South Mlle sum 2d and «ill: Tuesdays oi moutthuly and August ex bath-vat 8 o'.clock All Royal Arch i in it w : Bridge Pharmacy Your Dmgwants slums Prompt and etiiciont service at all times, Personal attention giv on to all prescription work. vChslrs for our trolley patrous. Come in and wait for. your car. HARMACY J. PARKER. Manager ‘NfiwYork. Wednesday were James ii. C I ____ George Malkin and family have mov‘ ed from 24 Rowan street. it Hillman, of‘Brldgeport, was a vial- tor with East Norwallt friends Wed- nesday. Those who are superstitiously inclin~ ed point out that today is Friday. the Thirteenth. Robert Joselovsky, the First street grocer. was a visi-torin New York City, Wednesday. Fred Brown has resigned his post tion at the plant of the Stevens Oys- ter company, in Rowsytou. Thomas J. Murphy. the wolihuown bill poster, of East Washington street. in spending a few days in Bridgeport. Miss Marion Starr, of Fairvicw sve- nuo, Danbury. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Myron W. Osborn. of Osborn ave. nue. Among the East Nor-walk visitors to the Madison Square Harden Show, Bundle, Arthur Waldron and Charles H. Pearce. Charles M. Decker will open a merit- st, it is understood shortly in First street, taking the quartets about to be vacated in tho Jeselovsky block by James A. Johnson Miss Florence Burns, of Betta place. attended a dance in Daubury on Tuesday evening and had ibr misfor- tune to sprain one oi bur ankles. She is able to be about again A big load of ,uawfurniahed not a little excit . rday afternoon the The no. the First street a arrangements to but i tram Robert Marvin build- +T10N " ii You Have Scalp or Hair Tron? , not do as we claim. - wet weather there is no denying. Ant - has retired and for the present is I iuiuro. a rise baseball club. is already mailinl (Will of Aluminum nu has his, Take Advantage oi This niisrl .mWfiwm Wovoould not afford to so strongly cndoM'lluxuii “93" Hair Tonic and continua-unison it as we do. it We were not certain that it would do all we claim it will. Should our enthusiasm carry us away. and Rexsli "93" Hair Tonic not give entire satisfaction to the users. they would lose faith in us and our statements, and in conse- quence our business prestige would suffer. Therefore, when we assure you that it your hair is beginning to uuuuluu ully fall out or it you have any scalp trouble. lloxull "93" Hair 'l‘ouic will prompty eradicate dandruff. alimuulo hir growth and pruvout premature baldness, you may real. assured that we ituuw what we are talking about. Rexall "93" Hill Topic is vastly different. from other similar prcplirn lions. We believe that it will do more than any other human agency tounrd restoring littli‘ growth and hair health. sum the scalp or hair or cause perma- nent stain. it is as pleasant to use as pure cold water. Our faith in Resell “93‘ Hair Tonic. is so strong that we ask you to try it on our positive guarantee that your money will be cheerfully refunded without question or quibble if it does Certainly we can otter no stronger argument. it comes in two sizes, prices 50 cents and $1.00. Remember you can obtain it only at our siorc,-'l‘he Resell Store. The Clifford Pharmacy. Quittuer &. Cnnty. Props. a”. ing located at the corner of First and New streets. Adlairibullou was made this Week of the useful cards issued by M. ll. Glover's South Norwaik shoe store. containing all the necessary informa-‘ tion about the now Best Norwulit lire alarm systeln. u l Frank Mead, the well-known young East Norwulk musician. assisted in furnishing music at n hremon's affair in Noroton, Tuesday evening. The tire: lsddies gave a supper and donor. the. aifair being a very enjoyable one. l is figuring on doubling the power oil his speed launch "Skunicks." which gave agood account of norm-if iasl' year. The present power is n 20 horsepower gasoline engine. The rm: mor is of much interest among the lo. cal boat owners ' The moderated weather of the last week Or so has been very tumruhlc to' boat business in the harbor insicnd of being frozen up tight. as frequently at this limo of the your, lhu harobr is practically fl‘ui- from ice. Fli‘t" ronl barges were unloading along the coal docks yesterday nitrn'noou. The business of the South Norwnlk Engineering Company is expanding so rapidly that it is apparent that bigger quarters will soon be u uncou- sity. The company has had a grout deal or hustncss ever since it began animations near the East Norwulk rail- road depot. A wide variety of work is turned out. The East Norwalk Yacht (‘lub will hold a meeting shortly. Plans are uu-l dorway to have the scales curly lnl February at the Mayflower truck house in Van Zuudt street. One of the mom- . hers of the yacht club explained the. determination to hold the meeting elsewhere than at the club house to be due to the lack of heat at the latter place. A prominent resident of East Nor- % walk expresses forcibly the belief that the reluctance should be pressed hard‘ to do something to improve conditions i on lhs highway at the point where trolley [la-sensor are compulledr to transfer at the junction of East Wash- ington street and asavlew avenue. This resident recommends the laying of'a crosswalk. That the condition he calls attention to is a serious one in tstlon concerning this matter is of long standing but there has been no sign of results thus far. llilllii iii iiiililili. s Wallace Sharer, oi liarien, is ill of an attack of the grip. Justice William Willmnti a successor It the Dal-ion station is now on’tho Job. and so far as could be learned. is rendering satisfaction. The new bag- augomaster ls fl. W. Morton of tilsn brook He has worked tor the rail road before. and his new position is a step in advance. Justice Wiilmott living at home doing nothing. its would not speak of his plans for the Manager ilauford Smith. of the Da- laus tor the coming season, and is ildout that Darisnmlii havr one oi the host baseball teams in the hit wry at the team. The All Hudson avenue have with ”O . written Mariam iimith for a gems. it is not greasy and will not ‘ it is reported that [water Wheeler. ., as have also other somiprofsasioasi tsama in this vicinity. The Darion: club is planning to form in its oshisla street. and to In played with the West lads oi m’aridu“ rs a rd it harks is ya "this roar. his will pig: The club hold a meeting tint wash. to thrillerl 3:. slaps for this nursing season. .. W wads up tits outfield. Tits iirst was is tot “i. s or itsd annually, or. WW” - g .s‘ I .. .5 ," '-‘s‘ ' 0% 14‘1“". 0 \le ”"N l” "46‘“- "74 \l I .1, .. .. 4..- IV ,. ,. u .‘ A N ANNOUNQEMENT of extreme importance that should interest every woman in Norwalk seeking the Opportunity to buy fine merch ndise for little money. The second Saturday of january every year it has been our custom to make a general clean. -,up preparatory to our Annual January Clearance Sale. All week the work of inventory has been going (in—measuring and counting everything in this vast store. This sale comprises broken lines and odd lots of standard merchandise, marked at ridiculously low priccs ior quick clearance. We confidently expect a great outpouring of economy- -searching shoppers .. ”tomorrow—we'll not disappoint them. Phenomenal Mark-down Sale of Women" s and Misses’ Suits, Coats Waists, Furs Separate Skirts 8. Millinery MANY usoucrious REPRESENT A SAVING or ONETlllRD. some AS MUCH as ONE-TIALF. YOU CANNOT POSSIBLY MAKE A PUR CHASE BUT‘ WHAT YOU save MONEY mass: arouses TELL THhIR OWN STORY-YOU PROFIT I O Tailor-made Suits AT $13.98 Ten different models. the season‘s most favored materials and col- orings; Suits that regularly sold at $42.50. Every woman needing a Winter Suit should rhspond to this notice. Only $13.98 AT $i8.5o Lot of attractive Suits in hand some Woratcds. Cheviots and Mixtures; remarkable values at $25 and 33:. Tomorrow only $18.50 Stylish Long Coats AT $4.98 Women’s 36-in. and 50-in. Costs in Kerseys and Pansmas in 131ka only. All new semi—fit~ ted models. Regular $12 values 4.98 a... . M... .._.-..-......_. AT 5:2.50 Handsome long Coats. Broad- cloth: and Mixtures in Blue and Gray: smart. desirable styles. Regularly sold at $18.50 $12.50 Furs at mark- down Prices WE MENTION TWO SPE~ CIAL LOTS MU FF S~Black and Brown Con- cy Mulls. worth $5.00. Tomor- T’OW 2.98 NECKPIECES and MUFFS~ Odds and ends. including Opos- sum. Wolf and Fox Sets; values up to $12.50. Tomorrow at 1.50 TO $4.98 Separate Skirts Lot of the newest Striped Panamas, models in blue and black. in misses' sizes. 36, 37 and 38-in. skirt lengths. cial tomormw 1.93% Spe- Girls’ Storm Capes Sizes 8 to to years. made of extra quality rubber. cut very full, ab- solutely waterproof; indispens- able ior schoolday wear: were $3.00. Tomorrow 1.79 Emphatic Reductions Trimmed Millinery Three Great Lots Verv'Specially Priced High grade 1Trimmed Hats from our own workrooms. made of fine mater- ials. in the wantsd atyles‘ choice of black and colors; values up to $12 50. Special values tomorrow at $1.98, $3.75. $4.98 Untriuimed Hats $1 Fancy Feathers, 35c Boys’ Blouses With or ywithout collars. sires 6 to 14 535K... ‘ M390: 19c It diurnal nuc.uua ii sscvsluss" ‘t IIOIOIJsIIIIIhItssvlslilll tum Gills“. all out: cairn rssuia WillSt Clean-up Some of the greatest values ever of- icrcd. Some are counter mussed. yet absolutely perfect otherwise. AT 69:th of embroidered and tai- lored models. a variety oi styles to select from. Well worth $1.50. Tomorrow .......... 690 AT Sr. ro—J‘his lot of Lingerie Waists, all new models, lace and embroidery trimmed; regularly sold ...$1 19 at $1.79. Tomorrow . AT $1. 98—-A special of "Standprd" models, all smart styles. made in dainty effect: some richly trimmed with lace and embroidery. regular 83 0° "W .......... $1.98 Small Wares & Notions “WIREDO” TAFFETAARIBBON. 5 inches wide. White and Black; regu- larly sold at one yard. Tomorrow ..... ....aac yd. BOYS' LINEN (DOLLARS. all sizes. Tomorrow ...... 3c ea. oases rsmmuos. values up to 15:. Tomorrow. ..3c yd. COLLAR SETS. consisting of one one foundation and 3 cord ruchlngs. Special 7c set Fins quality HAIR SWITCflES. , worth from 81.75 to Same. Tomorrow 98c . : sneer. tram rials. asfl «in-luv Tomorrow ..............ra%cdos. D Muslin UnderWear If you are looking for values. here's your opportunity. Petticoats Several styles to select from. all of ex- cellent quality muslin. with flounce 0i embroidery; regular 3:. and $2. 00 values. Tomorrow ................. Night Gowns Made of fine Nsinsook. chemise style. low neck. short sleeves. trimmed with torchon lace and embroidery. Positive $1. 50 value Tomorrow ................. 98c meeu’s Drawers to dozen Women’s good quality Cam- bric Drawers. ms is with tucks and deep ruins of embroidery; all sizes; regularly 50c. 37 Domestics Prices have been cut sharply on desir- able merchandise. 1000 yards of BLEACHED OUTING FLANNEL. value xoc yd. 1/ Tomorrow 3c Fine sheer quality WHITE LAWN; value no yard. 1% IvflosnsssllilslabQ Tomorrow.psryard..... ‘ roe dozen LINEN HUCK FACE TOWELS: good quality; value . rat/6;. Tomorrow, . 8c ”C utssasssllssslsstssss‘ssss Sweeping Reduc- tions in the Dress Goods ‘ Section The famous “BOTANY MILLS" BROADCLOTH in Black, Navy Blue and Green; never sold less than $1.50 yard. 95C Tomorrow BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SUITINGS. 56 inches wide, suitable for Sprin Suits, Separate Skirts or Dresses; 1 quality Tomorrow. par yard . ........ 690 Underwear 8. Hosiery Ladies' Wool Vests and Pants “Berkshire" make; regular $r.oo quality . . . ............ 84c Combination Suits Silk and Wool, regular $1.50 and srégqmll‘l' .......$1-29 Tomorrow . . . . . . Ladies’ Hose Fleeccd lined and Wool Hose; regular use quality. Tomorrow. per pair ..... ; nahbnssdsmra to quality. . Tomorrow Ladies aria Childrens plain 'whits, . ‘ hamstltchsd Handkerchiefs; regular ’ .;..r..
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