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MAY MANTN
PATTERNS
“‘ ALL PATTERNS. toe EACH
SPRING PATTERN BOOK, 50
when purchased with Pattern
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO norm. BLOCK.
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92-3-Buslnsu Department
82-2—Nsws Department
tI4-2---Brnnoh Office, Norwaik
8110 --Etiltor’s Residence
729-5«~Olty Editor's Residence
Mrs Addison A. an... of West
Main street is visiting at Long Hill. i
Edward Dwyer, of New Yorlt city, is
visiting William H. Payne, of River]
street. 1
—~Good Eggs 15 for 25c. F‘.D.L. & Co.
John Farrell of Norwalk has secut
ed a position in Tristrnm & HyattsI
store in Wall street.
Ash Wednesday, the first day of
Lent, occurs on March 1, two weeks
from last Wednesday.
Michael McNally. oi Paterson, N. Y.,
is visiting his alter! Mrs. Alfred Mc-
Dermont. of Fair street.
wUmbrellas, Umbrellas. O'Brlen.
Mrs. .l. S. Jennifis, of North Stain.
ford, is a visitor ltl‘Norwalk, where site i
will remain for a few days.
Vincent. Toner, of Oyster Bay. L. l..I
spent yestetday at; his Jionic In Non.
waih. He has been slightly ill.
'lhe Pinochio Club of Norwalk, will
meet with Miss Alice Lyon. 01 North
avenue, on the evening of March lst.‘
St. John‘s Lodge, No. 6. F. and A.
M.. held a stated convocation last eve-
ning in the Masonic Temple in Wall
street.
~ilertlne‘s Homemade Bread. 10.2:
Homemade Pics. 20c. At Walter Beck-
er's. 141 Washington street.
George Brush, of Franklin street.
has secured a position as manager or
Nelligan's pool room in South Main
street.
Frederick Gordon Mood. brother of
Mrs. William L. Olsen. has returned
to Norwalk after a. business trip to
Boston and vicinity.
William Francis Wiimot. or Cetlltr
street, who has been very silk at his
home. is able to sit up a little. and is
feeling a little better.
~~New York State Eggs 25c doz.
l). Lawton 01 Co. .
The length of the day has increased
an hour and a half since the shortest
day of the year and is now ten hours
and thnrty-iour minutes.
Mrs. William H. Payne. of River
street. who has been quite, ill for some
time, is non improving. much to the
relief of her many friends.
' M18. Alfred MtMDermott of Fair
street. spent vestorday in Bridgeport
with her husband, who is employed on
the local trolley division in that city.
~~thre to huy’Oranges. sweet Cali-
iornia seedless; English Peanut Brit-
tle, French Walauts, Figs and Dates.
and Spanish Grapes. 55 Washington
St” Mahackomo block.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hatfield
have moved their household effects
tram High street, South Norwalk, to
their recently acquired home in South
port.
it‘.
w— -...-n....no.. u... Mm».
Our Annual Feb dry
Fund to Sale
otters values greater than ever before., The mightiest cii'ort ever
made to gain your natrona c. We must: make room for the large
quantities of Spring stoc we have been buying, and conse—
quently we will sacrifice prices in order to move stock, and we
take pleasure in presenting herewith for your kind considera-
tion, one of our many bargains:
$27.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. .821. 50
$25. on KITCHEN CABINETS” ..... $19. so
$23 00 KITCHEN CABINETS... . .. .817. 50
$15. 00 KITCHEN CABINETS. .$12.00
These goods are in every sense of the.word bargains.
The A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY:
OOUTH NORWALK.
12-19 NORTH MAIN STREET
88 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. Jackson
Optician
m
DON’T nssirs'rs
1A Merrill Business Course
is the Safest Kind of an Investment
Stamford
South N orwalk Port Chester
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M-...‘.......-..
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Victor E? Edison
Phonographs
and Records
ON VERY EASY TERMS. WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
F. E LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
39' Wait Street—(Phone) Garage Water Strut. Norwslk, Conn.
Bishopric Wall Board and Sheathing
The modern substitute for the old style huh and plaster. Better
and cheaper. Applied dry; keeps dry all the time. In shorts in foot.
318 inch thick. ilishoprlc Wall Heard in clean. snnitnry and odorless.
llelng n non-conductor, it saves fuel in winter and keeps out summer
heat.
iiishopric Sheathing for stnmo exteriors nailed to studding in
place of lumber. is also a ilrst- class sound deadonnr under floors.
W 9 entry 11 large stock of these materials and can till your order
at once. '
For Sale by CHARLES H. AISTHORPE. 6 Buvlow Ava, Do. Not-walk. E
The Woman's Guild, of Grace
Church met with Mrs Sophia Weed.
In Wall str~t,lc on Wednvsdny after-
noon. and a pleasant session was on-
Joyed.
—-Sul‘t. tints Soit. Hats. 0ilr.Iou
Monday evening the Girls' Friend;
. .
J
ly Society. of tlrnco Church. is to pre-
sent it play and this will he followed by '
a dance in backwoods llall, in Wall
street.
There was a rehearsal in the guards
of the den-ea team oi Our Hrothers‘
Lodge. No. 10. I. 0. 0. 1A.. last evens
ing, which turned out to be a very sue
oossful one.
The Woman's Relief Corp. of Huck»
i sham Post, held a meeting yesterday
ornoon in the vest rooms in Will
street. at which time routine business
was transacted.
u |
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
I Lumber and Mill Work for Everything I
from a Piggery to a Palace l
Latidera-wOrdlna‘ry and histons- One two and threaply Tar Pa-
MensStIkllose19c
We. will sell Pure Silk ”Ole for
men tomorrow. lilo. “
500 Belts
190
We will sell 300 Silk, Elastic.
Leather l’icits: not one in the
lot worth less than line. On
sale Suturdny only, 19c. .
$1 GIDves, 69c
Lust null for $1.00 Matthias
Gloves: regular mill Gloves.
For tomorrow 69c
50c Batches, 25c
You not just hulf price for nunr
anteed Iinrrottos tomorrow
On‘onlo L’hl‘. lnstend oi 50c.
25. Boys’ Under;
wear. 19c
iioys' l‘lcecod Lined tinder-wear.
nil sizes in Shirts and Draw-
ers. For tomorrow. me.
All Linen Tawei-
ing. 10c yd
We will age" extra gm); quality
All Linen 'lonollmz. tomorrow
the yard
39c Lunch Cloths
25c
liltinrh square Lunch Cloths,
regularly Site. On sale Sni-
urdny. L’fic. .-
New 'Neckwear
Linen Collars. and Cost Sets. to
ho omi-mtdorcd. on sale lo~
moi-row
29c to $2 50
10c Hose Suppmt-
ers, 5c
indict-r nnd (‘Itiidt‘en's iiose Sup-
porters; regular luv. On sale
tomorrow. 50 per pair.
ion. 12 to 40! per.
Window Glass of every descrip- Slaters' Paper.
“0“ Sheathing and linlldels‘ Paper.
Hair insulator and hastening
Papers
Beaver Board. an excellent sub-
stltuto ior lath and plaster
Suit Weights and Cord. .
Moulded Wooden Gutters, two
”Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Roof-
ing. warranted.
SPECIALTIES:
Harold Pack 0! Stamiord attended .
the rum... Hish school Alumni As ~
societies dance in the ninth school
building on‘ Wednesday evening with
Norwailt t I'M!
Mrs. H. 1.. Storms of Wilton. who
his been spinning; the winter in rim--
with. will leave this winter tor doll.
hernia to Join her son, llnrry IW t-Iiur'
nor in Pasadena ' .
willovor Milk. 10c can. rm. it (In.
emulsifiers {Anise-.1. o o rt.
IttiIIt hold it “minivan-ting this even.
gin their lull in damnation street»
is 110th i” gt. there will no it good
mention Insulin Illustrious lit to be
"NINE“ . -
Afloat!!! Nowhere o: Wilton nv’o-
militant Mill 1pm]
2% h#mzfiq 1' Alan in a. legal
snout 1 ., . libero is
W ,t' " I it doveldtis
‘ no is 50007010,!”
Armament. Lawyer at death Nor-
”52;! hr. when some will be given it a
distinction. writes the tollown n:
1 Otto!!! imimtsi:
Vt
A.
IIMM
no
.19
The price includes two com
don—Bosch High tension M
status battery; horn and com late tool equipment; uo—inch
-ineh tires on all Your wheels.
wheel base; 35114
,W A. nAnronD
Warren Detroit “30”
Torpedo-$1,500
piste and distinct sets of‘ igni-
weep
THERE'8 ONLY ONE WAY TO MOVE MERCHANDISE IN A HURRY: PUT PRICES ON IT THAT WILL PROVE PODITIVELY 133E838
ngE—n—FIOURES THAT WILL COMPEL ATTENTION BY PRICES THAT SPEAK FOR THEMNELVEB. NEW SPRING OOODO ARI. Atoll
READY COMING iN AND WE NEED MORE ROOM. HUNDREDS OF GOOD BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THEI STORE. THESE ANEI BU
FEW OF WHAT WE OFFER FOR TOMORROW.
Sale of Waists
, $1.25 and $1.50 Waists. 99c
WE HAVE GROUPED TOGETHER ABOUT 200 FINE LINGERIE
WAISTS AND FINE TAILORED WAISTS, ALL TO GO AT ONE
PRICE .................................................. 990
Waists at $124
SAMPLE AND REGULAR LINES FINE LINGERIE WAIBTS, NEW
KIMONO SLEEVES. ON SALE TOMORROW ............ 81.24
Waists at $1.98
ALL OVER EMBROIDERY WAISTB WITH NEW KIMONO SLEEVES
THIS SEASON'S BEST MODELS: ALL SIZES. ON SALE T0-
MORROW ............................................. $198
Waists $3 .98, $4. 98, $5 98
WE CALL YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR LINE OF FINE
CHIFFON AND SILK WAISTB. NO TWO ALIKE: ALL THE
NEW COLORS. PRICES ....................... 811.98.84.98, 35.98
,.
Suits at Very Low
Prices
WE WILL SELL 16 SUITS TOMORROW, WORTH UP
TO 812. 11’ WE HAVE YOUR SIZE. TOMORROW....
Stilts at $7.98
WE WILL REDUCE SOME OF OUR 815 AND 816 SUITS, TOMOR-
ROW. ALL TO ONE PRICE .............................. 87.98
Suits at $9.98
A FEW SUITS. WORTH FROM $15 TO 320. ON SALE FOR TO.
MORROW ONLY ........................................ 89.98
Coats at $5.98
A FEW COATS THAT WILL MOVE QUICKLY TOMORROW. ”86.98
$4. 98
n
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FRINGED,
IF YOU ARE
eto; electric headlights with
, 200 fine Lace and Embroidery
50c Gowns.
10 dozen Muslin Gowns
monow; regularly 50¢:
the lot lasts; 291;." '
25c
trimmed
Corset Covers. on
sale. 25c. .
Women’s Collar
Sets, 3'/2c
Collar Sets, regularly Dc. on sale
tomorrow, lilac.
10c Handkerchiefs.
7c
Very neat Ladlea’ Handkor»
chiefs, good value at 10c. On
sale tomorrow, 7c. ,.
Sale of Leather
Ba gs
34 & $5 Bags. agaie price.“
All Leather Bags ......... 81.08
All Leather Bags . ....... ”.9
$1.00 Leather Bags .. _
$1.00 Leather 11113sz .
50c Leather tings . . . .. . . .. .2“.
.un..-
990
“9 will sell our to and :3 Nit
Hats tomorrow, while tile
last, 99c.
B ‘ d" '
rnasn, new, snow WHITE also saunas.
SCALLOPED .on mam ,
serum: on our continue. To FIT ANY sea.
as: Hans AT mom PRICES.
mnass‘rso
salon. saunas on «41.1.0920 PILLOW
6A858, asNAiasAacs see one on crimes.
COME IN AND LOOK THE LINE OVER.
CONFIDENT OF THE RESULT—YOU WILL BUY.
The N. E.
as Washington Street
Hair Nets, 3le
Extra large Hair Nets. alt
shades; regular 5c and 18c
. Nets, all- to be sold at like.
'HEMB
IN HAND-TORN
WI ARI
Ryan Co.
42 North Main St. .:.
n rhinitis... Post. it ALI
An sicltisfivrgaswsy ddveloped lit
vsr 0 mm
ll sill nits ltindiy' mowing"
do I si’stsn‘ fifth! turd out Mrs.
Ms; who “nu in It. he sis
”not. but much 0
T
W
on outdone.
“AGO. time line 119 dos. it”.
. . will hold m...
their mentor Weekly location this mar tho Judiciary
hing in their Hustlers. in Wall streotevo
Chariot! l). Emmi! for Judge of ill!
Iltlon. .ititlgo Bureau is! son-in law hf
.K” i. Raymond. at South
ttcut will
Want)
to most. milieu was extended to the
mutation at. its inoetlntt in Harm)
_rlos1
'flW rvotsrorttts or
The one meeting will he held in New
' Land 11.
ovohlngust the South NI
timing“ lit the Vortvitli
in the nottorst nusotttlity lenoud Kit
«annuities reported (It
lllloll the nomination of
\VIIIIltltl t ‘Optthoru ol‘ listen», axis.
with a business vtditor In Norwoiit
tostordnt
Men A. boys Winter (laps. Ofnrlsn.
I .i. drones. of Mount Vernon.
npent yesterday on husiness In Nor-
n'sllt , I
The tire uool milieu of Old Wall
Hook and hsdder company are bolus
“m to overstated «as slam in soc-tint con.
flfi’vtmm tinted this. «at: by tho n log}
Baths. OMIGMM' Gummy. he on
. this! MIMI MINI» mottoummntc
silt clans inaction at lit. and. tits
iii-st we as!“ will so me on Nun-
day evenness“ it In plum to him
We sling“ ouch flight that!” m. ’1? s
1 summit on isostwit
W
Milli
h wurt in Greenwich There
bIt’d n a spirited contest for the no
NOI-
..
maydrs' Association at Cannes.
“1:51:11! Its, Autumn
t. outdoor. ’i‘h
rs. and was
min-nut.
a,
~m'li'sittorn loss» 20(- do: it". i) 1.. A
There will he a big «nourished
an try Gt 4 'f '8 ‘
mouths W ”and“.
mine at the on
“SW Aim My, V H
1 ll. Franks. oi Main on»;
‘ limit so...“ of Clové 7
the most of his aim. My
for 1‘ low .
there all be a trio
Ridkeiis'id. Antimony sit.
representative to fill W
caused by the death or 1
0. Bump ,
The third sit a ,o
rdtlouflidfltfll
UN 11
will. hill...
hold marrow eve .i
stun Artistic little 1
Means.
Mm embers hrs
to wmmms this a
attempt to take iii no
that»? 1
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