THE 5'1an THAT Is UNAERAID 10- Da Dry Goods, Notions, MuSlin nderw rear, Suits Begins Tomorrow .We need not explain that this has been a backward season-that because of cold weather throughout the S hing season, business all over the country has suffered unforeseen iniury retailers alike have seen their fond hopes of a record- -,breaking business shattered to “smithereens.” and lasting for ten days prices throughout the entire store will be reduced to a point where buying will he unresistahle to all who come, so that our stocks will soon be diminished to a normal state. Inise you for this Sale the greatest values ever offered in The Norwalks. Guaranteed and White. anteed: 75c valupe. :39c values. 251:. this sale at 39c. ' MANY FINE VALUE Isl/3c HOSE. 9c 50c SILK GLOVES. 39c ‘Ik Gloves in Black or this sale, 390. 75c LONG SILK GLOVES 49c Long Silk Gloves. every pair guan- This sale age. 391: CORSET COVERS 251: Very pretty Corset Covers regular 50c CORSET COVERS. 391: We will sell‘..5oc Corset Covers for MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Ladies’ Light Weight Hose. 25 doz. .go on sale tomorrow. 9c. SIN 25c HOSE. 19c Very thin Silk Lisle Hose, 1y 25c. F01 10 days. 191:. regular- worth 151:. . 15c SUMMER VESTS. 8c [‘50 dozen Summer Vests. slight im—‘ perfections that you cannot find? For this sale. 81:. We have started 25c COLGA'I‘E'S POWD We will sell during this sale Col- gate‘s Talcum Powder at 11c. ER. 11c TRIMMED $2 H0 USE DRESSES. Very pretty House Dresses $1.49. instead of $2. $1.49 . on sale. lar p1 ice $3. $3 STREET DRESSES, These D1esses are stunning, in all colo1'.s handsomely trilmmed regu— This sale. $1. 98. $1.98 NOTIONS ‘ 5c 0. N. T. Cotton .... 10c Corset Steels ........ 5c Collar Foundations 101: Hair Nets ......... . . . 31/2; spool ‘25c Kleinert's Dress Shields ...... 7e ..... . 3c . 19c 5c .n». That were marked $3. now $1.98 Great Sale of Shapes-M LeSs than one half Price We have bought for this sale the entire line of most desirable Shapes from a high grade manufacturer. at a great sacrifice ALL $1.00 SHAPES AT $1. The new SailomHat in Black. Burnt. Red; very new ........ .981: Every Woman should read this page... The Best Bargain .» News of the year A ROUSING l arance Sale Begins Tomorrow' Coats and * Millinery Manufacturers. jobbers and Eva ybody is overstocked We are. but we do not intend to he very long. Commencing Saturday morning. We pro.- Come and see how we keep our word. Attend this Sale and you '11 hr «I 11111 1:11 5 alu'zul. Notict :1 1'1“ 111' 111. prices here quoted—remember the class of goods-«then come and see the bargains. 105 Silk DresSes, $7. 98 Regular price $111.98 to $115. 00 SAMPLE DRESSES. $5 98 50 fine Lingerie. Gingham and Voile Dresses, values up to $9 00 This s.ale $5. 98. ,3 $5 81 $6 WAISTS. $3 98 \Beautilul Silk Pongee and fine Chif- fon Waists; regular S5 and $6 Waists. For this sale. $3.98. We will place on sale 105 Handsome Silk Dresses. consisting of the fin est quality Messaline. Taffeta. Foul- ards and Fancy Mixtures. As a selling occasion this even sweeps aside all possible competition, Most of these Dresses you are paying less thatn one half the wholesale price: the materials alone are worth more than $7 98 The materials the making an ‘ the styles are beyond approachm-you have our word for it. We will display a few In the window Filday even ng. The entire 105 Dresses. and most of them are different, all to go at $7.98. Values $12.98 to $25.01). No alterations. $15 to $18 Suits 89. 98 The most sweeping relentless redu' tions ever know 11 so early in the season. but price cutting has been decreed and go they must. regardless of cost. Serges. Mixtmes and Novelty Suits. all to go at one price—- $2500 Suits $14. 98 The Suits are all high grade. new and fashionable models. They are made of fine Serges. Panamas. Wor- steds and Mixtures. in Black. Blue and other popular colors. All to go at one price. $14.98. No alterations. Sensational Mililnery Bargains to cut piices on Tiimmed Hats. Shapes. Mowers at the very heirvht of the season. To tell the story simply we have reduc- ed the prices on everything in our stock. We advise e111 Iy shopping for the wide selection. TRIMMED HATS 1111111111121) HATS TRIMMED HATS That were marked $4.50. now That were marked 35. now That were marked $7 to $10. now $2. 98 $8.98 14.98 " $1.50 WAISTS. 99c All-over Embroidery and fine Lin- gerie Waists; wood $1.50 value. On sale. 99c. ‘11 s’oc SILK HOSE 39c Fine Silk Hose. regularly 501:. all sizes. On sale. 391:. 1‘ "an. ' 1 79c SILK HOSE. 59c Extra good quality Silk Hose, reg- ularly 791:. For IO days. 59.2. CHILDREN'S DRESSES 500 new Summer Dresses. on sale. 50c. 59c. 981:. $1.25 II LAWN KIMONOS. 151: Short Kimonos. very pretty patterns to select from. on sale. 15c. HATS 250 WINDOW SHADES. 19c First quality Window Shades. reg- ularly 25c. for 10 days. 191:. 50c DAMASK. 39c yd. ' Fine Satin Finished Damask. regu- larlysoc. For this sale. 391: yd. and out they go $149 $3 LUNCH ssrs. $1.93 AllLinen Sets. Table Cloth and six Napkins; regularly $3. For I0 days, 1 $1.98. tomorrow in three lots-‘— 49c 50 Sailor Hats 980 99c ALL $3.00 SHAPES AT 12 Children’s Hats 99c Fine Children‘s Hats. 2 5 in the lot. handsomely trimmed . . ALL $2.00 SHAPES AT 25c.DRAWERS.19c (V Our regular 25c Drawers on sale for 10 days, 19:. instead of 251:. ...99c n'scusssn THE EVERS. llevlnlr II 11 good Imommont Ior the 111 AVENUE LAIIIIIT I - (Continued hum that Page) subjects for which 1111111101111 the Imnrd *was called together. I‘lle Iona: drawn! out subject or 11111 mulling of lsveis : loy avenue was discussed I‘rmn 01111 111111 to the other and then It urns 11m ldml lief-ore any nismoprlutlon 1111111111] Imi «mule, Itlmt Illa l of all claims for damages. whlch they mlgltt Idol entitled to. although this 1111111 11011111111 by all the board In View. 01! the luinmvement 11nd 11111111111 1111111. It “Ill Ive to all. . ‘ 5 The 111111111111. oil the extra 11111111111111 ‘ and the new ntotureyiele for the N01» . walk police 11111111111111. although Ililly taIIIeII over 11ml Investigated Wale 111111 1111‘ the 111.11 until Tuesday next. The 0011110“ In to 111121111111 Monday evenln'r and will 111111111ny resumnmnd the 1111. 111111111. 11111! the 1111111111111. :Thesa present last evening were (11111111111111 Mayor Edward 3.111111111111111} Messrs. Carl A 11111111130111. 11111-1 Kent. Alfred Ill. Aunt ‘.» III and Mlelmel Martian. 1111111111 11111111 In ' I ll-losms. 'l‘rlstmin‘ 11nd HyuII are .luy 11 slllewullt II‘ the street Is 1111111011. Illa estimated Illa cost :11 111111111 $1.000. Irma the statements of those w visited the street A report 110111 (“My Engineer (I. IWuod ustlnmtml the (10111 111 $84812 I‘or Ithe untlre wulk health Ill-11M told the homd 1111111 they contemplated to erect If g (111 11 grade Mr ,Ilyatt said he thinks (our «11011111111 Will 1111‘ erectednwlthln year. ~a111l.‘tlmt Evet'sley avenue has . Imen‘a city 111111111 for years with Iibmimtely no Improvement. Corporation (301111111111 5111111 J. Walsh Inked II 11111 11111111111111 ewuerjs ‘ou the 1111111111 11111111 will waive all 11111111111 tor 1111111111191. 111. Ilylltt told of several former tit“ ,Iiwer. but 1111111 1141 1111011111 11111111 11 perm ‘ 111011 owning property there wIIl 11011111 ' 3911 to any Improvement! A 1111111 111' 11111 street Was 13111111111196 , lay the board. ‘ The city charter requires the 110 11g of 11 1111111111115 111111 quite 11 1111! ‘ red tape 111011 the Work (11111 sinned unless all prnpertl' owners ii ‘ 1'1 waiver til, 1111111111; that. ”my...” lIohIets I11 IEveruleI‘ avenue was laid out by the ”m street had better sign a waiver Borough of Norwulk 111111 011119 build» ' thirtywllghl MR. BROWN'S LUCK'Y ESCAPE. Charles II. 11101111. of Norwnllt. em 'iiloyer 1111 driver for (‘. W. lluwxlltlrat,’ lllld the narrowest escape of his life yesterday 1110111111111. 1111 he crossed the. railroad tracks I11 Mechanic street. H _ tells of the escape In It thrilling mam-1 1101' 11111] It seems that he did 11111119 1111111 11 close cull. As 1.1111111111112113 the tracks he stopped Ills horse, ed hath says and then drove on. The: rear end of hlsiwnwn had no 111 than crossed the trucks. when the 8.13. eIhlrs adopted hy 11111 $111111 liar 1115- fim‘laliml should In.- 111ml diligently 11y Ilm respondent especially [I.ll'l\’l’.l'l\l‘il ‘III. 82 (1111111.. 1111-11. 7119. .\'n one klIoWs better the value of nmt‘vsslousl marvelous than the lawyer who render)! them and the client for whom lhe)‘ are tendon-II. 11ml II may not be en- “1er 11111111111 when the conduct of 'a lawyer In conheetlun with (10111111111111 111111 for hls serylc'es demand that he he Illselpllued. 'Whlle the amount of cullipenslillen ls ortllnarlly within the Mount #1890 to lnvlmlo nnruher 1111.131 1111111 and 11 motor 1*5‘1‘11‘ M. .l. ltlortlnu 111111 the Ilppropl'ltllltlll Mr. Austin tutored vllvlrllng the 11p- slmuld ho illmlt' ivlth 11 proviso In the urourlution. 1111th that the property situate 1111111 ‘ Mr.lliar1'tll 11111111111.1.1111101111101121 the quvm- helm-11 11111 work ill 110311111. tlmate was taking away the pawl of Mayor 11111111111111 favored deferring: Im- cmmell In deciding-the mutter. 111111 the matter Mr. 811111110111 IhquhI this 11 criticism The Morales avenue matter was tie at“ his Ideas on the 111111113111. Ihrretl‘I 11111 when the huunl should 111i Mr. Seymour 1111M: "I brought 1111‘. 111111111, was dnclllml 111111 111111 111111111111 matter 1111 and l L‘MWC'I 111 do II and to May 111111 In the evanlnir. furthermore 1 1111111 111111111 to stand for “ ‘ ‘” 111w 1101111111111 urltlelsmf' Mr. Austin moved that the, suhlt'otf he 1qu over 11 Ilium. lillllllili Ilillllll llilllll Blillliilll .1. «moon-~— Iutlno Milton A. Shumway Exon~ trains Lawyer Against Whom ‘ Accusations 111 Ovarcharg Inn Were Made to 110 l N "l Th0 PDNCII Needs. . rm- ..... 1' 1 01.1.13 IllsI'I't-tlun of the 11mm train dowu. whlzred 111'. burelyvmisnink“ p.111». 111111111111 11111: '1 reel exactly 1111 . M ” ' , ‘ ' . . . . ‘ " Chief Thomas Lonlherlnml explslm Mr. Merrill. 11nd Itinti‘t think. Mr film: ”31:23; 223:3“ “Am 2:21:23“? ‘3; is}: making the charge. set the (”030 31111811111110fs‘sfdénll“: WW“: . n 11 ed the. needs of the 110111111 depmtnientlmmm HIM there has 15”,, any rrltl 1' l ‘ 0’ 7 fiduciary . 111111111111 between himsell 1510““ mere 5‘ 0W9 ‘3 eye 3“ doelitlcn In the ease of the grlovnuen committee vs. Attorney 111111111111ch1 13. Innllon.“ of Ilrlmreuert. ugulasl whom chums WeI‘IZI 1110113111. some 111.11 11110. 111111 his 11011111 11113111 111111 he does not find that Attorney 1111111111 111111111 1111 1111‘ 11111111111111) use 111 Illll ellént' 11 property 01" 11111111111 and the charges against the respondent sredlrmlsaad 11311119 tiolll‘i. Judge I‘lliuniwuy I11 liltl decision calls the nttentlen of Attorney 11111011 to nariigrunh III 82' 0111111.. pure 7119, and he elrlseihhia deelslun by 11 1011111311011 10 the met that 111111111 fees 11111111111 new . er he 101311111111 11111 the legal promo. ‘ 1111111 111 11 1111111011 administrstlun 111! .7 lest-Ice 111111 not It 111er1 11111111111111.1111” . 111119. f _, . The membrmidum at 11111311 81111111 ' ”a I "11111111 I11 111 fellows: .1 thought hard, thitherearter‘ he‘vvill‘: think before he crosses the tracks 3.. wIl not close 1111; eyes to do so. alt 21". ‘ ‘ «1111 to 111111111111 patrolman aim for the purchase or 11 11101111 cycle. (111111 1.8111111111111111 told of tulilnsn mun from the 111qu squad 111111 thus crippling Il1ut.I‘urte to cure for the“ day Iralllc. Three men are needed at 111111 his client calls for the Iltlt‘llqofll sense ol'i’honor and firm 10511111111 or sell-Interest 111 the exercise of tins dleeretibn,‘ 82 (1111111.. 7011. ‘ "The respondent may not have shown the 1191111111 some of honor the Issuer's Irlenl. hut 1111'an 111111 the presumptive 0! 1|qu conduct. which should distinguish every lawyer. I do 1fot 111111111111 he has made an 11111111 themed use or 11111 client’s’proparty or money. The charges against the respondent are 11131111111111: and no lur- ther order Is made thereon. But limviaverpttgalu quoting. 'On Indus flees It should never be forgotten that the legal profession Is 11 1111111011 or the ndmlnlshatlou 0111111111111 11nd not a .11 mere nionavagettlng trade. 11111111. 1 11111111 It is the emmell' 11 111111311 to vote for tlm extra policeman and the motor eyrle and then come to 1111 for the 11111111111111th ~ There was quite 11 (“1011111111111 its to whether the 11011111111 11111111111 11191111 new 11111111 and 111111 them are but 111111. 1111111111 or 11111.. Ma 81111111111111 was ,lllmultl 50111111111111: on the outside on! not 91111111 to any that the popnell 1.111. than: 111111111 1111 no nonhuman 1111 _ a - amended the cycle iiiul the In 11111111111111.1101: 1111111111. _ , 11111111111111; the 111111111 The 11111111 mild that Bridgeport half 11111111151111; . Iwu 1111111111 eyelet 111111 81111111111111 one. The 110111111 mutter was moved and 11an 111111 lmth allies are well 9111111111 1101191111111! on the mule to 'l‘pmll’ty eve III. with the ‘wurk they do. .. . ' . . 11g 01111111111111 111111111111 11111 of the a , 111111111211 1211111111! 11111 11.111111119111111" ‘ be g d, tame to aboutflllll. . MOVING INTERRUI’TS STUDIES. The 11111 111g moving 111119 has 1111 as era] of the school children Ion School District to not 11 hit convenience on actionnt of the lit which forbids 111111111; 01 one, (Ital 11119111111111.1119 11311001 In tn‘ot number of tnmllles have'moved on the Union 1111111111 In Other 111111-11 111111 acting under the law. 81115911111111 "em: WIIIIum Ill. Chancellor did 11111 low the izhlldleu to attend school" However. on account of the any 1* preach of the summer veentl II 11111131111111.1111 11111111 11111111 1111111er .. tiers of the 'l‘o‘wn 131111111 1111811111212“,
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