offer the balance of our . stock of Furs at greatly re- . _ duoed prices. savsnuiiosiiwzm mum lined. ......‘.,.......ioc‘ ' Wall 250 " wnxu ‘Ribbod ....3.....‘....sso Was 50o.“ Laoies' UNDERWEAR White Ribbed .............759 1 . . llack Hare . .........s2.oa W" 00 . White Ribbed ..... ...”..500 - . Wus‘lbo . 3]. Elliott cnxnw- Wolf. .......t7.sa Union Bum ----~------.--$1»5° Was $12. 98 _ Was $2.00 . Bargains in Children's Fort Union 8“". w ......... “”00 , We hat/c some broken lines of Was “my " Winter Underwear on which we have made our prices. .Bamina In GOLF GLOVES ' :; A. Dickerman & Son siwasumcrou ST. TELEPHONE 446 We Give S. 8. H. Trading Stamps ..................... . . . .I.I. . . . . . . .I.I . -.I. Z Final Clearance of Winter Garments l m ‘ We are presenting during this sale several ex- '« cellent groups of high-grade Winter Mer- _ .- ~ chandise, affording an exceptional opportun- ity to secure comfortable and desirable win- l. ill. , c apparel at greatly reduced prices. We . ‘ mntion only a few of the remarkable otter- lugs. HEAVY FLEECED UNDERWEAR for women and children. regular and extra sizes; values up to 35¢. at . . . . . . . . . . . .igc ‘ON EITA” GRAY WOOL UNION SUITS. size 3 only; regular price 98c. To close. . soc ’ ; HEAVY “FLA N N EL ET T E PETTI- COATS, in plain pink and blue. pointed ilounce. trimmed with deep white lace; .egular 98c. To close,z 1-: price. ..... 50c HAND-MADE EIDER WOOL AVIA- TION CAPS. assorted solid’colors and combinations; regular prices 75c and 98c. at ..50c GOLF GLOVES, all colors, 50c grade. at. .39c GOLF GLOVES, all colors, 25c grade. at. .xgc LONG HEAVY KIMONOS. regular prices $2. so to $3. so Your choice while they last.............. ..5i.98 BLACK & WHITE CHECK wnisrs il'eeced back. high neck andnlong oleeves. open from; best soc Waists on market, at ....39c The N E. RYAN C0 85 WASHINGTON 812. u ..... ...-...nx-uxxoux-nn.-- DIOV'I ....... ..v-l-u-‘urn\uu-...U.’. scum ivoawALK ‘‘‘‘‘‘ . glossy hair‘at seventyvllve., while our 7' the Wyeth Chemical Company of New '- faded hair, when a simple, harmless ' _ few days: and don't be tormented with ‘ disfigure. Donna Ointment brings buiclf relief . y suffrage has been given to women i . an: unable to see that any great dif- ‘ chorus of the South Norwsiix canine , national Church will sing excerpts ‘ which they will be Isolated by Miss ll Iiillll Gilli By Damn Garden Send ii an. no «out: in mun. .. Ealiluorfadadgbray :iiair .. The old idea of union Shoe for dark— eninz the hair is until coming in vogue. Our grandmother» had dark. mothers lire gray before they are fifty. Our grhndmothera kept their hair 's’oi't and glossy with a "Sage Tea.” which also restored his natural color. One objection to using such. a prop- aration was the trouble of making it. This objection has been overcome by York. who has placed on the market a superior preparation of Sage. combin- ed with Sulphur and other valxmbie remedies for dandruff, itching scalp and thin. weak, felling Hair. The beauty of the hair depends more on its rich. oven shading than nixy-,1 thing else. Dop‘t have dry, harsh. remedy will bring back the color in a. dandruff. itching scalp and loose. foli- ing hairs. Wycth‘o Base and Sulphur Hair Remedy will quickly correct these troubles. and give color. strength and beauty to your hair. Get a fifty cent bottle from your drug'giat tailor. fund prove this to your own satisfaction. All druggietn sell it. under guarantee that the money will be refunded if the remedy is not exactly as rcpnesexxted. Special agent. Stimson it Powell Corporation. m ...... WW..W~WH~.WA~.WVW BIO RAILROAD WON K. Double Tracking Progressing East» of Bot-ford. Pasaengers who travel between Dun. bury and New Haven on the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail. road trains watch with much interest the progress of the extonsivo‘work of double tracking along the Berkshire division. betwen flotsford and Shel. ton. which evcniuriiiy. is to give Don- bury double track rail connections with New Haven? Work is going along through the winter with little cessation and vast “quantities of rock. are being blasted from the cuts and use for filling purposes When the work oh the Berkhire dl vision ll completed the New Huron road will have xi doxiiblo flicked line between the Ponghkocpsio Bridge and New Haven and the already heavy freight traffic between those points will be greatly- increased. llaxibury should benefit more or loss directly from the improvements by reason of the better freight facilities that will be afforded. The work of filling» and cutting in the hills and valleys along the House New roux. ilillliiilliiiiii lllliii it tours liiillii Di tum other and Women Regarding This position. Feb. 2.—~Theodore ‘lloosovelt discusses “Women's Rights and the Duffie-‘0! 80th Mon and W0- men." in an editorial in the current issue of The Outlook. lie says In part: Much, indeed. has America owed to the fact that her two greatest men. Washington and Lincoln. though they did not neglect rights. were even more concerned with duties. I believe in woman's rights. I be- licve even more earnestly in the per- formance of duty by both men and women; for unless the average men and he average woman live lives of duty. not only our democracy but clv: iiiution itself will perish. f heartily believe In equality of rights as be- tween man and woman, but also in full and emphatic recognition of the “fact that normally there cannot be identity of function. indeed. there must be normally complete dissimilar ity of function between them. and the effort to ignore this patent fact is Silly. i believe in women's suffrage wherever the women want it. Where they do not want . it; the suffrage should not be forced upon them. i think that it would be well to let the women themselves, and only the we men vote at some special election no to whether they do or do not wish the. vote as a permanent. possession. In other words, this in peculiarly A one for the referendum to those most directly affectedn—that la. the Women themselves. 1 should be entirely con- tent ic abide the decision, eitherwsy. fer. "though i do not think that the damage prophesied from woman‘s vot- ing would comb. or has come where it has been tried. i also think that very much loss afflict would «be produced. one a... or the other than the on; lbudissts believe. in other words i do not regard the movement as an?- tbing like in" important as either its extreme friends or extreme opponents think. it is so much less, important than many other reform that l have never been able to take a very best- od Interest in if. Ilf the woman suffrage movement} vex-o to be lodged only by those ad- , vocatee of it who discredit themaelveal and their ten .1 disorderly notice in i public, and who sueli the foundot crux of private and public morality In t eir' endeavor not to raise the sense or moral duty in man, but. to lower the sense of morn duty in women. 1i should certainly oppose the more incur. But i do not believe these up desirable apostles are in any. way to. be accepted it“ exponents of the: cause and i call attention to the foot2 that they are prominent, not in the ionic river between noisier-d and Shelton has hen extensive. in spots. rock has been piled up to the height! of fifty or seventydlve feet in the cuts: ixx order to provide a substantial road bed for the additional track. \ Between Howleyvilie and Botlford. whore the main line has been double tracked. the work is now complete with the exception of some minor de- tails. x. - ~ltchiug, torturing skin eruptions. annoy, drive one wild. and lasting cures. drug store. WILL SING THE HOLY CITY. Fifty cent: at any Organist and Choir of South Nomllt Gonmnationai Church in Sunday ‘ Night Fromm. . ' On Sunday evening the quartet and from Alfred B. (tools sacred cantata. The Holy City. The program will be a veiled one. conoistinir cf solos by Mrs. Grannies and Miss Gray. A duet by these some opinions and a trio in Ethel Becker. contrslto. . Four or the most effective choruses of the cantata will also be rendered by the Combined . dentist and chorus of the church; and 1 ' the beautiful introduction to opt one region whcro wohian suffrage does ex- let. but. in regions where it does not exist. l pin xriy truth to woman sxxffraiiiets of the type of the late Julie Wardi Howe. Julia. Word Howe was one iii the foremost citizens of this Republic; she rendered service to the people such as few men in any senerutioa render: and yet she dd. “first of all. her full duty in the intimate home re lotions that must ever taiio‘precee deuce of all other relations. In our Western states where the famous has been caused. as compared with neighboring states of similar so cial and industrial conditions where women have not the suffrage. Yet what slight changes have occurred have been for the better and not the worse. I. most earnestly desire to empha- sine my recliners that tile question of woman suffrsxe is unimportant hon» pared to the met fundamental dueli- uans that so to the root of right can dut as regards both men and women. duties. but not identity of function; dud with the in xx. with the we There should be eouailty of rights and ‘1. Sill lliiili in ill uni .‘ nu now to Cure till first Severe Bold and End. All Grim Misery in lust a Few Hours You will distinctly feel yOur cold breaking and all the Orippe symptoms leaving after taking the very first if is a positivo fact that Pope's Cold Compound. taken every two hours, un- til three consecutive doses are taken. will end the Grippe and break up the most severe cold, either in the head, chest. back. stomach or limbs. it promptly relieves the most mis- erable headache, dullness. bead and nose stuffed up. feverlabxxess, sneez- his. sore throat. running of the note. mucous" catamhni discharges. soré nose, stiffness and rheumatic twinges. Pope’s Cold Compound is the result of three years' research at a coat of more than fifty thousand dollars and contains no quinine, which we have conclusively demonstrated in not ef- fective in the treatment of colds or grippe. Take this harmless compound as di- rected, with the knowledge that there is no other medicine. made anywhere else in the world. which will cure your cold or end xrippe misery as promptly and without any other assistance or bad after-effects as n 2~cent package of Pap‘e's Cold Compound. which any druusist in the world can supply. the prime duties. are those refuted to the home and the family. The point which if wish to empha- sise is that the supreme importance and high position of the woman 0! the type of Julia Ward Howe. cannot ..be materially increased by the posses- sion of the ballot. 1 am glad that the good. wise. and brave mother should have the ballot, i am especially glad xif its possession will add to the high dignity of her position in the eyes or men. But I cannot conceive of any man‘s now failing to hold such a lumber usumore worthy of respect . than anynlntmmr‘ibau tiny other wo- men. , in the long run and taken as a whole. men and women will go up and so down together, and all reforms of first class importance must look to wards raising both men and women to a higher level, alike its records the i things of the body end as regards the i thins: orihe soul. BUGCEGSOR To CHAIRMAN LEE. lNDlANAPOIJS. ind. Feb. 2.~—'l‘he newly elected Republican district i ohxxirmen of Ilxxdfxxnu met here today to elect a state chairman. to succeed hid- wixx iii. we, who created a stir by giving out a statement at the Repub- lican national committee’s meeting at Washington. that President Taft could"""'r not carry indium if renominated. There are no avowed candidates lfor the championship. but it is prob able Fred A, sims. formers ecxctary of State. will be the choice. The conuhittoe is expected to adopt a re.» solution index-sing President Taft for nanomination, as it majority or the ‘ ' district conventions approved his ad- ministration. COUPLE MARRIED DURING Di- VORCE CASE. BUTTE. Mont. Feb. 2.411le unus~ uni spectacle of a divorce suit being lutemipted to allow a marriage cere- mom to proceed was witnessed here yesterday. P J. Manuel! 28 years out and Miss Margaret Marshall 29, of Boston. secured a marriage license Then they asked a deputy clerk if the judge could not be scoured to perform the ceremony at once. Judge Moots too. who was engaged in hearing 02 di- vex-cc case. left the bench and made the couple than and wife. ROAD care A are coma/tor. ‘ 32 At the Yellow Building. Neil Heron. " today it was stated that the beaten as luring-port Advertisements l, lithe B. ill. larch anointing. Established mar. , Bridgeport Advertisements ~ iii A Clearance in" Wash Goods ‘ Certain Weaver. Colored LPoplins. Panama Cloths, Voiles and Silk and Cotton Weaves offered to make room for New Fabrics expected. Colored Poplins, highly rxxcrccrizcd and very. handsome, in'plain colors, figures, satin stripes and Jacquard effects, attractive shades of old rose green, lavender and old blue. About 200 yards, but not a full assortment in any one color, ' regular price 25c, . . .190 Panama Cloths, Black and \V5ue, Sixcplxcrds’ Plaids onlv checks xxx several different Sizes, neat. clear and dis~ tinci. \IJOllt 150 \nrxis, 28 inches wide; regular price 15c, 12%c Cotton Voiles. in soil-colored checks. seven colors, zxixiung them rose. gray, lnvcndcr‘and old blue. More than x50 yards, \vortix regularly 19c, . ; 12V: Sill: and Cotton Novelties. a ten odd pieces, not a' large ' list of winnings. but (taint) ucaws which haxc INCH ,5 and 39c, ‘ é 25c The early. mm... will nicotirsc got the choicest. most (ic— sirublc things. There are a number of patterns that will make into dainty dinner and afternoon frocks, with the right ‘ treatment. Lin stile tiltia y. I The Standard Patterns Showing New Models for Spring. Style Books are on view with fashions for early Spring. The waists and skirts that are to be in favor. The simple little garments for children. Standard Patterns are reliable, as may he understood by the increasing sales each year. Embroidery Designs for the fronts of waists, for under— nxuelins and household linens. Initials for Towels and other linens. . ' :Price‘s ior‘VPattei‘ns. ‘10 and 15c. Main floor. near Silk Section. who E. ill. Elton Company. £1 p: mt The woman shrewd enough to figure ahead and, invest a” dollar where it will do the most good... will at once recognize in this offer the opportunity to supply her clothing needs at a decided saving. Laplee'suxre....... ......... ........... from$5.98 up- DRESSES ......... ..... . .................... from $5.98 up“ come ....... ...'.... from $3.98 upr WAISTS ..... ........................ from 98c up SKIRTS................ ..... . ..... ..... » ....... from$l.98 up FURS AND FUR COATS at a gxeat sacrifice. \‘ouc are reserv ed We refuse to carry any Over into next season. The Paris Cloak & Suit House . THE House OF GOOD CLOTHES ' 5:5 Main St., Stamford._ 33 So. Main St., South Norwalk The Hatch 8: Harley Gempany OOUTH NORWALK.y CONN. Lumber annual Work for Everything Toiopixoni. 45. crustexu, D ix. Taylor itr‘ Lilliam Morrison, J. P Grady...
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