Every Value
is exactly as quoted or your money back. No exag er-
ation whatever. Great Savings in Dependable V'a ties
ay Final Clea
We Want
to stittiti
want ev‘e‘
I
n
SALE OPENS 9 A M.
" " ”3503c Belts 19c 89c Muslin
.. Gowns, 49c
colors and styles of buckles:
not one in the lot wortlt less
/
-: than 500.1)nring this sale, We
I0 dozen line Muslin (towns.
These low us at 0 tri mined
FUR HATS. tile with t‘lliili‘oidt‘l‘)’ utui luco‘.
Your choice of our 32 and 3::
Fur Huts. to close out, 980.
Yottr choice of our lot of 3-1 and
85 all fine leather ilags, very
special, $1.98,
as and s6 Waists
$3.98
’ We will sell $5 and St: (‘IIllIon
limit 2
the lot.
tlowns cut cxtrn full:
to customer. While
lasts. 10c. \‘ulue 80c.
10¢: CORSET COVERS, 1215
Law iI'InIttIIIIl i‘orst-t (‘orI-rs.
regular ttlII, During this sale.
tutor.
26c. DRAWER8,190
Muslin III-IIWIII‘II, regularly
during this sale, 190.
300,
IN ORDER TO WIND UP THE SEASON'S BUSINESS PRIOR TO OUR SPRING OPENING
We will Open ’l‘omorrow, 9 a. m., the Most Wonderful, Genuine,
MoneyrSaving Event Ever Attempted at this Store
iF YOU BUY AT MINTZ's DURING THIS SALE YOU WILL SAVE AMOUNTS BURPASBING YOUR HIGH EXPECTA-
TIONS. ALL DEPARTMENTS PARTICIPATE. HERE ARE VALUES POSITIVELY UNEQUALED ELSEWHERE.
Suits, Coats and Dresses
- - - ALL MUST GO-
SIS & $18 Dresses,$7. 98
Waists, this season's best 500 MUFFLERS. 290
styles. Your choice during All Mufflers must IIII sold. All
this sale. $3.98. of our Mic Mufflers, to so at.
warm. 250 W. -
A (on; Shirt Waists to close out '
Ill ‘ot‘..
SHIRT WAIST SPECIALS Petticoats Reduced
$1.25 and ii SKIRTS ........ 790
New Sarina ill/Im- 50c sKInTs. .............. as:
.190 WAIBTB, 79.; $2.00 KLOBFIT PETTI
wfnivm sell 11.00 Waist! during atggAKLos'rir $5.11,; ' .. "59
a ““9 “i 798' cons ................ 31.19
WAISTS AT 99c
Tailored and lingerie \\' nists. 120 a 150 EMBROIDERY.
regularly 81." For
this sale 990.
WAISTS, 39c
rI‘ailored Waists, with collar and
-1") and $1. 39
ends.
100 YD.
.300 yards extra good quality iCIIiI
hroidet‘y; regular IQII and tin-
\‘IiilIt’S. For this imit', 10c yd.
12¢ YARNS, 5c SKEIN
II‘IntI Dresses,
and sizes:
3] ll;
8..7Illi
$15 and $17 and $20 Suits, $9. 98
Not II single Suit must stay so this good lI_III price halt her-n placed on all remaining line Suits
and sixth till this III-Itson‘ ll host models, triiiintt IIIIIIIrnnIIIII-I to distinguish them item the honest Spring nttlm
notable \‘;IIltIt-II rogularfili. to $20 Stills
Great Suit S pedals-«$4. 98
Suite worth up to Slit.
All
iuIrInIr this sale ‘9 till.
Ipf we haw..- yonr also it 9h.
Your choice of our line of
all colors
worth up to
nothing reserved. On
sale beginning tomorrow.
Many l‘uhrlI II and chinrs
are
While the lot lusts, Kilt:
Mill IIIIIIIIIII oi Turns In colors;
50c CORSETS, 32c regularly Ill-I. For this IIIIIII,
This season's best models; reg "" “k“m
ularly 000. During this sale, 250 RIBBONS, 19c YD.
32c All colors Itittl widths, t‘I-IIIIIIII
rim iiiIIlIotIs from our rcuulnr
stock. llurlng this sale. 19c III
vaeaters Reduced
25c WINDOW SHADES.19¢
'29“ SWEATERS """" “c (IIII Ivauiar' .'.'.I “lotion Shades
50¢ SWEATERS ..... 390 .III III he sold duriur. this suit
$1.00 SWEATERS ........ 79c I90.
$2.00 SWEATERS ........ i125 10c HOSE SUPPORTERS, 5c
$5.00 SWEATERS -------- ”-98 You llll) just hail the regular
$5.00 SWEATERS ........ $2.98 price tomorrow, 3v.
Coats, at $5.98
All Coats Greatly Reduced-
318 and $20 Coats, $9. 98
hour IIIIIIIIII oi out IIS and ‘39 Cool?
no
jpllliliillfi resorted. the 2mm lot on wile 9'9"
$15 Coats, $7. 98
\\ II “1" soil .III or our Sin tong .ln hlncit and Ioiota while they last :7 as.
MIN.
lot, a.
A 11qu wt of II'ood t‘onte to 111‘
worth up to 1.:
I93
I his
i‘éul’ri
ce--/2
I." inuimn‘a t ants nothing rcserr
tour IIIoicc oi tint, entire
lot and you pay just one-halt
mi,
Fownes’Gloves
IIZIIIIry pair guaranteed. Ii it‘s
a II‘IIwneII that's all you need
to know. During this sale:
all colors and Itizos....7ic
790 GLOVES ................ 490
i300 OLOVIB ............... 39:
2:...» metres ............... 190
Blankets at
0
Low Pnces
$2.25 ILANKETB ..... it.“
$200 BLANKETB ........ 91.40
31.19 BLANKETB ........ 980
die BLANKETS. ..... 490
790 CRIB ILANKETO... 59:
190 LONG CLOTH, 12' 0 YD.
our regular 190 Long 010711. h-dttr
Inn this “10.12950 yard.
50:: IARRITTEB. 26c
Every iiarrette gustnnteod not
to break. or s new one In Its
place; regularly 50c. On sale.
251'.
$3 Linen Sets
$1. 98
This is one or the greatest Lin-
en specials ever oflcrcd It this
store. One good also Linen To»
his Cloth and six Linen Nap-
kins: regularly :3. During
this sale. $1.9! set.
LUNCH CLOTH:
70: CLOTHO. 400
All Linen extra large Lunch
('loths and Bras-ea; regularly
79c. tnIrinx this sale. tile.
39c LUNCH CLOTHS. 25¢
:itiinrh Square Lunch Cloths.
regularly 390. Durinz this
«10.250
25c save ’unosttwntt. 190
iloyu‘ Pierced Linen Pants and
Shirts: regularly 250. During
this sale. 11w.
$1.50, all colors and sizes. 51.19.
SALE OPENS 9 If t1
Leather Bags
$4 and 35
Bags, $1.98
5003““ .I»
C0-C1“ HAG!
$1.00 BM“.
12%: rowsts, tic
(Iood heart Huck Towell, extra
large: regularly 12],“ Dur-
ing this sale. We
10¢ TOWELi. 80
Rexniar Ina Turkish Towels.
during this “10,60.
12Vgc ALL LININ TOWELINO,
..II..‘I In-
.. .. ..... Ilia
.......5|c
110‘.
III...
Wat:
Brown All Linen Towelinx. reg-
ularly 1215. During this sale,
955:: yard.
”1559:9990?“
".26 ALL ”Ni .....
”0 ALL LINEN ..... .
the ALL LINEN ....~..”5ic d.
500 DAMAiK ..............
390 DAMAOK ............ ”2i:
29¢: DAMAIK. .Aie
50c Sheets, 79c
Unbleached Sheets, 72x90; regu-
larly 50c. During thisvaale, 29c.
Silk Hose at Very
I
Low Pnces
31.50 Hos: ........ am
01.00 was: ............ 10c
700 HOIE ................. 590
250 LISLE HOSE .......... 19¢
12»; 0 List: nos: ........ 109
Hair Nets, 2V2c
50 and 100 list: Nets, extra
large: about 1000 in the lot.
during this sale. 2'40.
The House of Activity
and Progress
I ' O I i
BiSiIOpI’IC Wail Board and Sheathmg
The modern substitute for the old style huh and plaster. Honor
and cheaper. Applied dry; keeps tlt‘y nil the time. In shoots txl toot.
3~8lnch thick. liishopric \I'nil Ilonrti is clean. sanitary and odorless.
Being a nomconductor. it saves rot-l in winter and keeps out summer
heat.
Bishopric Sheathing for stucco exteriors. nailed to studdinx in
place oi lumber. Is also a ilrst~clnss sound dcndonor under doors.
We carry a large atoclt of those materials and can till your order
' at once.
for isle by ORAN-Ii it. IIII'I'HORPI. I luviow Av... 00. Nomaik.
‘L
I
,You will find many Unadvertised Bargains that are Fully as
.711
suit in the superior tullll
of tho Intuit-
on February" I. litii the defendant as-
tsuultctl hint
,was Injured
bout the (Inc and hotly
I 00 at the 4-door. 30
~ ' _, . h. p. Touring Car
Eoulppsd with silk mohair top, wind shield. gas and oil lamps. ltosch
magneto sud coil; everything first-class,
the manufacturers. tor 01525.
r. E pocnwooo a. co
.9 Val: itnct—(Plionol Gordon. Water Otraat. Nor-walk. Conn.
Guaranteed for one year by
For full particulars call or address
‘ «W im‘n—v M ..<...........
DOCTORS
FAILED TO
HELP IIER
Cured by Lydia B. PinkIIam'a
IchetaItlc Compound
Pound.
mouse that: I have been cured of dye.
Wis-«“1 am triad to an.
reptile and fortune
roubles by
‘ ytboih for tourism
‘ are and ooIIaultId
r-v-u W. .0. w»....
. I
.‘ 3~d{I-'.}fi]““ ,x, L... I , 7,.
I tend to “malts Ilium hum" the tum few weeks.
start that ”epic inl sale stock" has not been purchas-
0oot uil shoes that way.
KNWIC, this III your tIpI for We good Shoes at I
W In hoes. Now II III
for the
mo. SIM/You“o
tierent doctors.
bolt“!f tdtoactany
i r
oldie. latitkham‘s
0 s c orn-
‘ and Bio od
or! can any I
am 0 wall woman.
» [words to as my thanks
IIIII‘II’I'I
mbl‘isflii‘igiii‘yd‘rwi
"the sum of Lydlt It: Horton'-
roots
Iflmrfifii‘"
warm ‘ ’1 i”
or narrow ~ It,
‘Had Lantern invade
1
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A
ED.
......_ .....
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orthy as the Advertised Ones—You'll Find Bar ainsEverywhere
'CLAIMS DAMAGES FOR ASSAULT. HONOLULU JAPANEGE CELEBRAT
Ilolutt A. lI‘ot-ttlltit oi h‘tnnttmti lumi
l-rouuht
.rtttnittst .lucoh larwutlt‘.
in Honor of
place tor 22.000 Iiutungu-s alleging that
Washington‘s Birthday.
Ilnxtll l I. II.
with his lists and that It!‘ ' and Japanese joined in n lantern pu
I-‘IIII 20.» HI
P lltoltu-
IIIIII- lime \i'ednosdny night in coir-inn
tion
of
“ruminations IIIIIIIIIIIy.
‘ Speeches of friendship were made.
1 The depiouattation toilowmi II cunt»
. val held under the auspices of tho Mys-
t tic Order or Shrine" and the Order 0!
Eliot.
the It‘llta
lots and
today.
tloddartl
3W9»
ICIAR'I‘II‘ORII
"X' attending
looted as Mark
tltionu or John 1". Downey and Arthur
mansion, imhorratn at Wallin-
ford for attain ih'thd hound. hoard lly
the committee on contented elections
They ado t 0 seats now hold
by William 11'.“
Douche. Republicans.
Ascot-din. t0 the official returns. the
result of the election was as follows:
éumioamouc w. sun
In: "on. III. II. mm
.t..l llama, No
9%
"IF ‘fil’tm'w it
,u CW“
were holding a tote.
hrothorhood
map—-
Ian—*—
Wailingtord Mon ink to Oct
Hon-0 at Its monutivn.
t 2.4 ”Boiled lIal
ith the cross mark
Itaitie the circle to»
h.
at he rs
.Ihrurod in
drdand
till: Muck: ’m:
m; III-asides?”
The claims at the petitioners
that in the First Voting diam at each
received 731 votes. but were credited
With only. 090.. “that tile hinder-atol- re;
atlow Wists“ t at
it
NOT”; ARRIVALS.
.i. It ldcltanua. flra. charles
11.
Ml)
5a ve cheers
ms.
New York:
Elston: W.
arnsr Edition. F. E.
delay 9. dramatain.
will
“it It
The Japanese ended their pro-
cession in trout oi the grounds whom
The Japanese consul mVInwed the
mar gathering and made a speech as-
suI‘inIt the Americana of the friendship
of tho Japnnell'. Governor Paar. in
responding, said he accepted the dem-
onstration us utidenco or the cordial
relatIOns of tho two nations.
on earth. he aided. was the spirit or
international
shown than in Hawaii
The Japanese
(Ieorxc thlIiiiiion.
Nowhere
iwt tor
for
m”
DEMOCRAti AFTIR SEATS.
into
thtI pt»
Charles
00*“!
are
d been
Intimid-
“» “If“! “ii“ the 'Iarato shove Ins. pant»
s this III II tuna. and thlt anon resolved
on votes
.I. J
it. Me-
Washington Street
South Norwalk
Miii HENDERSON ENTERTAINQ.
IaIlu Henderson. of Still River.
t.‘uIIn.. Iuttnorly oi Norwulk. new a
hurt)“ to II number of her irlends Fob-
rusry it. at her home. Among those
who Wem present were the “trim
Mary Lynch. IIIIIII Lynch. Teresa Mc-
Donald. Ida Tllilit‘. (‘ mums IIyIIIh
JIMIIMIW Lynch. Katherine 8 Chase.
Harriet Smith and Mrs. William MI.“
Donald and ilr. Knoios and others. The
owning was passed in playing “men.
with rant and instrumental music.
Dr. Knolos made a speech. after which
supper was served. and the aim do
period for their homes. voting Miss
bola a royal entertainer.
Itmmicumaaon‘all '
want III pro-m WIN“ em
.MMNMMIW
umber that moulds In a
m clam! We
manhunt
3 apps! 0
II
e
Little Word BEST
Is an overworked word. and it is unnecessary to
useitwhenspeakingoial'ianothathaabeen
recognized as the leader in the tone world since
1828.
Th
Chickering
Istitopretuisrotaiipiauoa. In these bush
counter days" itiII
apiuamtoma
Moothmaththmm
keyboard to pin block. with the
Artistic
excellence. continually In view. The melons;
haaalwayaheentiteiavotiicoimtniclans. and
In If
we tits
um I...
The Batch 81.
I,
indoors-“Ordinary and W
ion. 12 to!
withdraw mm or ovary descrip-
Sallt Wei to and 00rd.
M ad .oodstt Glitters. two
adorn mm. It as.
“5i LtttnherandMIlIWdrltfor
Mics-y yoncaa 100de
M. Schoenberg
:04 Washington It. loath Hamil:
MW
Moonshine
till-
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