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WORSTED SWEATERS—A fortunate pur- CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR
chase enables us to offer these garments at 24-inch .............................. 15c
nearly Half Price. 26-inch ............................... 17c
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS. White. Gray 28-inch ------------------------------ 19c
and Cardinal, sizes 22 to 34. . .......... 50c CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS ........ 35c
Regular price $1.00. \‘alue 506‘
White and Cardinal, sizes 26 to 34. . . .$1.oo LADIES' UNION sun‘s ............ $1.19
Regular price $1.98. \‘uiuc $1.50.
LADIES’ SWEATERS. White and LADIES‘ UNION SUITS ............. $1.49
Grey . ...................... , ......... $1.19 \iillm‘ $31)”-
Valuc $2-00. ' MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Grey Ribbed Gar-
White Double Breastcd .............. $1.49 moms _ ............................... the
Value $250. \zzlur 50c.
White and Grey ___________________ $1.69 RldNCrl/VOOD GLOVES. Ladies‘ and Chi].
Value $2.98 tens .‘ ............................... xsc
. - , . ' , \ nine 35¢
.5 2 W933 MUFFLERS ------- ' ---------- 35“ EIDERDOWNS ....................... 19c
\ altn- 50c. WV”, 2”“
EIDERDOWN DRESSING SACKS FLANNELETTES for Robes ........... 10c
69¢ ........................... \\ t‘l‘t‘ Si .00 \\ t'l’t' l5t'.
98c --------------------------- \erv til-r) REMNANTS 01“ VARIOUS FABRICS.
$1.49 -; ........................ Were $208 SALE PRICES.
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BARGAINS IN OTHER 000 DS. COME AND FIND THEM
84 WASHINGTON 8TB SET
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A. DICKERMAR ‘& 'soN
TELEPHONE 6
SOUTH aoawata
his. allowu WANTED NO saAse
~ j , Milo arrears.
mos 1‘. Briana, 47. a stone mason
Harlin“ Anderaon, a factor;
I‘. Iii years old. residents oi
‘l'lorwulk‘and Norwalk, respect
wood a marriage license at
Vii l‘k'l oflloo today. 'l‘om
illumination tho1 Ilcehuno taut.
.00”th ,do to hm t at its}
r0: ready to, he madeone, 1b)! i
ll lilo peace. Asa atant 0W).
WIT!“ ‘ otherwise known a:
F011. who holds the rec
n3 nuptial booth in in.
~ {motion of a minute. Wu
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l/fil'.
low lluliril.
.lan. building lot
Var.
once.
’_ ‘ral’ slam for him or llenr:
dim-nerd floating, Jr.
worrying lattices, we:
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he i enter out at bouillon
to llnd aotuo one wtl‘t‘b '
Kill ortylopororm. o
tire Mr. and Mrs.
“contained to no
in “halite in their re
not. take kindly
Cyril old that war
vary. Wnr.
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ii that he did not
bad he
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REAL ESTATE SALES. '
The following real estate lleais intro
coir recorded at the town clork'n ol-
Joaoph .l. l.|llxweller to Emil Autoi-
.an and wile. two lots. Perry. York.
Harbor View Realty Company to Ed.
ard W. Mitchell. eight loin. llarbor
War.
Joseph J. l.inxvrcilor to intro Santi-
ollo, three iota. Perry Park. 'War.
Charles it‘. Works to Harry it. Now-
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,Joul-ph J. Llltxwoiler to William ii.
.raco, lot Perry Park. .
Joseph ll. 'l‘nyor to John Zilalto, lot
nd buildings, West utrcot.
William P. Randlo to William lt‘
ionnwoli, building lot. Union avenue
Var. 4
William F. Fillow to Chat-loll ill.
éroxory, ionracrrn woodland. Crau'
Chart s [0. Hart to Herbert V. 0am
wo but ding iota. Lincoln avellue‘.
Lori Warner to Bertha Plait. build-
u; lot. Mama avenue. War.
..0harioa lil. Hoyt to Harvey J. Wood.
at and balldlnu, Woodward ave“. War.
Burch .0. Sooilold to William ll.
rues. building lot, 'lilast Norwillt.
,. Morris inimuun and Harry til. Bole
_ o Mabel “atria, bulidial lot. ills-t
out telltale. '1‘. iirowa.
Midtown War.
.1. Howard lion to m
‘ my: not! bulldlun. Retort Hill
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WIFE'B AFFEGTlONa PRlCED AT
050.000-
NEW MILFORD. Jan, Elm—Properly
owned by Sidney ll. Smith, oi‘ thin
place. was «(incited yoalorday in a null
tor $50.01“) brought by Frank lloai‘ord,
poatmuter at New Preston. for tho all
ieuod nlionuutiou of his wiie‘a tilled
lions. lira. liouiord ancuroti a divorce
in Reno. Nov. u abort time ban and On
her return cant married Smith. The
unit is returnable at the next term oi
the uuporior court.
WOMEN FOR JURY DUTY.
OLYMPIA, Wanil‘u. .ian. 27ww'l‘ilr
lower bottle of the legislature pander:
Sycamore utrcet
War.
War.
"lunlo' from the prompt Itntuto.
""nljilji’ju 2”
ilm lire Paris VI; Want You
to Prove at Our ilisil
Whoa the roots at the hair are no
tireiy dead and the penicillin scalp
“0 Ilacod over. we do not believe that
snythln can roatoro hair growth.
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,tlncat r. lie-trolling the or “iiiili‘
are annuity mponalble for manual:
titular ‘ to still! roots, of I: hair.
mutating, inourlrltlnq tnéiu’.‘ no:
ydllflll “toilet «
mu ti. Fora .
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ii ‘I " million
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a bill yollevduy mailing \voincn oliar ;
hie (or jury duly by airlkinx the word
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1m ‘1 on" Hair Tonto-m, who .
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Twenty Dead and Seventy Woun-
. *‘dtd‘ln‘a Battle in Honduras
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'~N§.W ORLEAN Jan. ElieWirnloss
wahches receive hero “ll £903)?
roan account of the ”like Coil) .
cultural. which was captured by tho
Boniila revolutionaries on Wednesday.
The battlo was a home one while it
lasted, casualties including 20 dead
find 70 wounded. The lnnurrootoa lost
12 in dead and about 50 in wounded.
while the government loses were eight
idead and about twenty wounded.
The dead include uencrui Francisco,
.(luo‘rrero, goVernor oi Ceilill and com
manner of the deiondlng garrison, and
;ono American, Louis Hair, of New Qr~
ileaus.
American blueiacltetg assisted by
British acumen, played an lm‘portant
part during the battle in preserving
lthc neutrality zone and their work in.
this‘ connection probably saved the
lives 0! sovrol noucombatants.
The commander of the government
"0093 was lu‘ovcntod lrom placing
machine guns on the neutral ground:
at the point of bayonuta in the hands
of the sailors.
General Christmas, who had careful-
ly planned the battle. was ably Isaiah
ed by two Atomic-annuity Malonoy, or
New Orleans. and Joe Bend. 0! Charles-
ton. Mass. Christmas and his two
American olden are credited with va-
liant work during the fighting. which
laalod for three hours.
The govern eat lorces were vell-
diacibllned on fought to the last, the
lighting dwindlingdown. however. ai-
tor having been continued by the ra-
trratlng government ioroea from tho
last of the hastily constructed trench
on and bouaetops.
General Manuel Bonlila. head of the
revolutionary movement. han not loll
the vicinity of Truth). the first aca-
port to fall into his hands.
The government forces llnalli'
sought refuge in the neutral none and
alter the battle they were turncd over
to the revolutionary leaders.
General Din: was among the prison-
ers taken.
(loner-at Guermro, while turning
irom one direct. to another in which
the tiring was going on with vigor, was
civil through the back, but kept at the
head or bill command until he wan
overcome by loan of bind and tell from
his horse.
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PlLEB CURB!) IN a To 14 DAYS.
Paaooturunil'r is auarantood to
cure any cm at Ming. mind. Blood‘
in; or Protrudin‘ Piles in d to M days.
or money rolundod. 600.
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WHO BACKS THE. DANBURY ROAD?
John T. King Known. out He is 3klt~
tho and Fall. flock on the Tax
Payera" League.
iminonroa'r. Jim. 27.~~—rne ro-
Nirmcrs, highbrow: and aumuoulth
politicians had a protracted session at
the Rowland iunch'ymwrday and gave
out the real stun. John 1‘. King, the
original Johnnywnnmmt la the Dam
bury and Bridgeport railroad doai.
while absolutely retailing to name tiltl
backers of the present strenuous ol-
tcmnt io compleu- the road before but
weathor did any "lit the aldormoll
were holding back the city'a progress.
lie anid the mummy was really and
truly trying to build a trolley road
and said with evident alncorlty that
they would not in: up a lot of sixty
pound rails lust for the fun 0! the
thing.
Wheroupon A. til. Level-y with mal-
ice ntorethoaahl congested as a brief
intervinw in be abroad by Robert
Hubbard Gould. "that it would be
well to talu- a lighter woight rail up
there all it would he caster bringing
item back."
Mr. King. who once dropped a few
honeyed words into the legislature
and pulled out a charm, three years
no, stated to a drug nioro full 01
trusted inhabitants that the company
would have 40 teams at
next August. They may have been
working somewhcn. but they were
never found between here and Dan-
bury. . ’
Whoa you any
anything now to
contributors to tho Taxpayors' tongue.
Mr. Kim: in. willing to swap cyan.
we‘d-
MEXlCAN IDITOR 0N TliAL.
Charged With qmlnln Pan 0'
Money Collect“ for utter".
WASHINGTON "‘ Jan. fl--Oli the
ocltet or the diatrict court today an-
loltrod the can 0! Juan Sent-lien As-
wan. s former member of the Mexican
(3 agrees. and rotated to several or
uico'a roost prominent diplomatic
roprehonlailvou. Who in illbtln;
dilnllill extradition ”light ”gm
Mexican government 011i oharl’o‘ol’
olltlililtil‘ mutiny under table protons...
camber ll.‘ has manually deolnrod that
tho ohsrsois a raw on the part oi the“-
«Moltloan {adornment to mm him!-
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work the *
Wt. King about the Danbury road no .
take you for tho name of the real. 7
Mount. who but been in the custody . ,
m! a United Slated marshal since no». ‘
ill hill in u ' .
Militias
lndlgcslioh. Gas.'lleariburn and Dys-
pepsia Go and You Will Feel
Fine in Five Minutes
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Every year resuinrly more than it
than stomach sullerersia the Uni.
t d States, England and Canada taho
Pupe’ai3iaponaln, and realize not only
immediate. but lasting millet.
'i'hia harmless preparationwili di-
gent anything you eat and overcome a
sour. gum or outer-order stomach live
minutea afterwards. , ,
if your meals don't, fit comfortably,
or want you eat lies lilso 0. 2.1111111) of
lead in your stomach, or it You have
li‘eartburn, that is a. sign at Indixea.
ton.
Get from your Pharmacist s filo-cent
,CMG at Papa's Diapopsin and tulle
a dose just as soon as you out). There
will be no sour rialngl, no belching ot
undigested food mixed Wit acid, no
stlunach can or heartburn, ullness or
heavy fooling in tho stumaoh, Nausea.
ilohlliiatinz Headaches. Ominous or
intestinal grlplng. This will” all so,
and. besides, there will be nodour food
left over in the stomach to not-0n your
breath with nauseous odorl.
Papa's Diapopaln is a curtain cure
for onloi-order alomacho. because it
taken hold of your 1001! and rituals it
just as the some as it your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all atomv
och misery is waiting for you at any
drug alore.
Thane large 50~cent canes contain
more than aumclent to thoroughly cure
ainlont any case of Dyspeula. indiges-
tion or any other stomach disorder.
MML OLEBKB REGION.
Result of Disaatlolactlon With Ber.
chs on Railway.
Six clerks attached to the railway
mail service in the New Haven di-
vision have resigned on account of the
conditions that exist under the pres-
rnt pout-Omen regime. The incl» arc
Peter ()‘licarn. George McCorncy.
John and Edward Orr. William Lyon
and Sidney Collette. Several other
resignations are in the works among
the ninety men who have been all-
polntod to the. service from this Con-
greaalonal district and a big hole is
expected to tie made in the two hun‘
drod.cleritn from Connecticut.
The men allege that the present
treatment 0! railway mail clerks in in.
human and that a sell-respecting man
cannot w rit’ ill the service.
Mr. 0'" m, otie of the. clerks, lives
in Stamford. llo hesitated to talk tor
publication about the conditions. lie
said his chief reason for resigning
won because opportunity to advance
in the service wan limited. New rul-
ing: are being made. he said. which
restricted the clerks” person“ privi-
logos.
"For inatancc, i applied "chatty for
thirty daya' leave of absence Ind was
informed that 1 could have it only be-
causo of ulcimosn. in view or this and
other matters i thought lt'h‘otter to
return. Conditions are not what they
might be in the department but i
think the men havo themselves to
“Name (or iii,"
—-EVeryliody'u friend-omit Theron
riclectrlc Oil. Cures toothache. day
who, sore throat. Heals cuts. bruises.
waldo. Stops any pain.
LADlu' UNITID Will" CLUB.
lira. Edmund Zolui't entertained the
members 0! the ladien' United Willot
Club. yesterday attoruoon. at her home
in concord direct. The tint prise val
awarded to Mu. George W- Stevens.
the second to Mrs. Zoluii. the buttons.
and the third to hire. William Moore.
Another meeting of the club will be
held tun weeks hence wit Mn. D.
Burr Beach. oi East Nomi '.
my.
eportlldvertis‘onitnts. 1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D. M. Read C0.
Established 1857.
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TAILORED, SUITS AT CLEARANCE FOR THE NEXT
FEW DAYS.
There are not very many, but the prices have been cut
generously, for we wish to get rid of all this season’a‘snits
before the first of February. Such as are offered here are
not ultra-modish gowns or novelties, but just the regular
every-day businesa suits of reliable materials, needed by the
woman who goes about the streets every day in every kind
of weather.
Black Serges, coats nicely lined and tailored, which have
been $25.00, at $17.00 and $18.00.
Black Serge: which have been $19.00, at $12.50.
Navy Blue Serges. which have been $25.00, at $17.00.
Gray Mixed Suits, 0 small group only, which have been
$25.00. now marked $19.00.
Mlsses’ Long Coatb.
.Full length, in novelty cloths, light colors, rough and
smooth weaves.
$10.00, $12.50, and upwards.
CHILDREN’S COATS.
For ages 8 to 12 yrs.. light and dark, from $5.00 up.
Coat and Suit Rooms, second floor.
MEN'S SHIRTS. SPECIALS!
All of our Neglige Shirts in $1.50 quality are marked
for clearance before February first. All of them, and the
line contains many exclusive and confined styles,
At $1.00 each.
Boys' Combinatiou Suits
For ages from 7 to 14 years, the regular soc quality,
35¢ each, 3 Stats for $1.00.
FINE GOLD RINGS.
Set with Semi-precious Stones.
A lot ui these were bought from the goitismith who
made them. and they came at a very low price, almost un-
believable. it seems as if it would have been better to have
taken out the stones and melted up the gold. There are sa )~
phircs, emerald and ruby doublets and imitations. Pearls,
garnets and nmcthysls. Very attractive,
$1.45 each.
Jewelry Section.
Ten barrels of plain thin Tumblers to sell special,
6 for 20c.
The D. M.
China Store.
Read C0.
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5mm in Mexican territory. no annual
litlon lO‘PI‘lIHont til“ at the that or
hit election. and “ye tint the?
s’ . per in Mexico». titty. wittolr'hbr"
it i was (ammo dicotgntlana pittai
nation tumult Wildflme
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mm chromium“!
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w, in; 7 held by
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born button»
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~ When You See .1... Above Sign
You know it represents the Pound Sterling, the
Money Standard of England. You never ques-
‘don the value of it.s
When You See the Name STERLING
on a Piano, it represents the highest room of
the Piano Mlllcm' Art in the United Stiles oi
, Americas. “
’ Cash Rented installments
Does your Plano need Tuning or column Our
workmen are experts. ‘1]de or ’ph'one No. 30‘
Piano Company
ighaouth NM 7 .
Silurian aao‘nt‘uusmo roadkill to'
or in
colt", null We'll go your boost wlilthe in better
anger amyou'ii 2“ morn cumiort from it than in, any .
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