HOSIERY.
Regular price, 15c.
‘ Children's Mill- End Hose
Regular priee‘zse.
' I Ladies’ Fine Hose
Regular price 50c
- Gent’s Fancy Half Hose
Regular price 25c .
Boys' Flecced Underwear
Regular price 25c.
Boys' Ribbed Underwear
‘ Regular price 50c.
“ Children‘ 5 Union Suits
Regular prie e 5m.
See ,as‘t \‘l ilulow.
...
See West Window.
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‘ Children's Mill-End Hose
‘» Regular price 25c. Linen heels and toes.
‘Ladies' Mill-End Hose
lilack T
. CHILD REN'S FUR‘S at One-Half Price.
"3 LADIES' FURS atOne-‘Half Price.
BARGAINS 1N MATTINGS AND RUGS.
‘\‘\‘\‘\.\-\‘\W‘\‘\‘\: :‘M‘\““.\‘\‘\-\‘\
THE LAST DAY
OF OUR
Semi-Annual and Mid-Winter
Clearance Sale
SHORT KIMONAS
..... io'c .
35c .. .................... Regular price 50c
..17c 50c .. ....... ......... Regular price 75c
65c ................... ..Regular price 85c
~---. ----- 170 75¢ ..... .. . ... . . . . . .Regular price $1.00
..... 1.C.l...i35c
.m am 0 on. LONG KIMONAS
............ 17c
69c .............. Regular price $i.oo
------ --~~13C 98c ....................Regular price $1.41)
$1.49 ........ . . . . . . . . .Regular price $2. r
......... 35c 4)
...... . ..35c BATH ROBES
soc .....,...‘.............Reg~nlar pride $1.00
98c ..................... Regular price $1.49
$1.98 . . . . . .. ......... .Regular price $2.98
$2.49 . ............... . . . .Regular price $3.08
$2.98 ............. . . .Regular price $4.98
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
,A. ADICKERMAN a. soN
84 Washingion St, South Norwalk
wa our 88d! GREEN TRADING STAMPS
.\‘I~I:
,v,vuulc'~vu~
popular t‘lystll Chiffon,
caps. ete.
. turntd toward it new gnu
86 WASHJNGTON 8T.,
I New. Arrivals . in
Dress Trimmings
,-€ ,- A full assortment of the latest ideas and eolorlngs
‘ for party dresses. evening gowns
tumes. etc. which surpasses anything \et uttered
There are w: ndortully handsome Fringed of silk.
memorized cotton and chenille, as well an very ot-
fortivo Silk Cotton and Tinsoi Ball lv‘ringo: holinth
ful iridescent Pnasomonteriea. charming
bonded effects; bended Garnltumn and Medallions
of exquisite deiixns; Silk and Bonded Tassels of tar-
ious styles thll. giro a lion] touch to it garment.
There is alsr a wry aiirat‘tivo showing of the
At a time when the minds of most women are
not help but at r unusual interest
The N. E. RYAN CO.
I
reception con
ideas in
used for tunlcs dancing
n, this announcement enn~
SOUTH NORWALK
I’Q’H‘W 1ft!- -Ifl’nlr trivia/u
WATERBURY’S GITY BILLS T00
HlLL. ‘
:86cnuso.‘ it was found that salaries
“81,800 are belniz paid for the distri-
u of supplies to the poor. or the
Add or $i,600. a wall has gone up
, thoIcity officials in Waterbury
his. ‘bi $209.26 for meat in: the
Wokaide home for the poor..dtirlng
month or January, $64.26 for meat
9 hospitals were referred back
superintendent of the poor, withl
the‘request that they be lurthor item
tied as to prices and quantities. while
{bill of $3t$65 for medical supplies
referred back to Town Physician
oDonald to be itemized. The bill for
out supplied to tho Brookside homo
ted it great deal of discussion, for
items were those for two ma
it pounds of lamb chops costing
dents, porterhouiie steak at $1104.
lamb at $1164 and so on. Mar-
was said that this was a pretty
I bill for that department. while
mmlssioner Lewis 8. Reid remark-
“ “I guess that we had all better
up there to live it we can get
"good grub as that. " '
, , her bill for shoes furnished to
ftiido poor brought another howl
..
xhx‘ .\-\ .M‘\-\‘\-\-\. ‘\-\n'wu. u
‘ fl” 4" .‘fi/.
hish. and i think we'll-d better look
into this matter or high prices for the
goods furnished the olty.
w
MELLEN'B GHAUFFEUR NOT IN-
' MUNE. .
NEW HAVEN. Fob. 23.-'i‘lie local
police are <vnoi=respooter of persons.
When Thomas Kletohko,lchhut!our for
President Mellon of the New Haven
road, was ordered to move an. altar
keeping his machine standing at a
curb for over the presribed timo re-
cently, Kietchlro demurred, citing the
prominence of his employer. The. trai-
do officer arrested the chauutiur. nev-
ertheless. in police court today.
itl‘ctchke was fined 36 and costs.
ll“4-r~rvn-hpnm-—.mu-i.m
llililli [8
February Wont Month for Title Tron.
ole—mow to Remove Easily.
There's a reason why nearly every-
body freckles in February; hut happily.
there is also a cure for these ugly
blemishes, and no one need stay
freckled.
, Simply got one how or othino,
donate strength wont your druggiit’.
and apply a littl .oiii'it at night 3 ad
in the morning“:-yoyt
the yin: Iii-coma Milton begun to lilo
appear-n while the light ones have“
liked entirely. NW la the time to it
yourself 3t Mimi'or it not rentdv
ill
will see thet'ivin v
”lllilu u run
it Siiii llllllillis
Governor BIllllVIin um Deliver
Address at Welcome in Hart;
lord February 29
Tho annual meeting of the coil
'nortirui Library association will he
hold at tho illllilt‘i library and supreme;
court building. in llnrtrord. on room
day, February 29.111»! program for
the meeting has been completed.
Thom will be two sessions. The morn-
ing session will convene at this in
the mornluiz. but will be preceded by
an inspection of the building at 10:80.
The, rest of the. program for tho morn-
ing mision follows:
Address at woioomemtlovornur Sim
ooh Fl. Baldwin
"lirlof liouoription of tho Building"
wartime. ti Godard. Stole Librurlnn.
linslnouwltnnunl reports election
or otncoru, inertial reports; our.
Qmuon nor—emu Helen Sperry.
‘ {Air-rind, Slips inronson libmri, Wot-
erbury.
The afternoon session will opon'ii
2:25. The entire afternoon will be
taken up with report: of the virlous
libraries. The libraries to be dim
missed and their libririea are on lol
Iowa
State library-merge 8 Godard,
Librarian
Public lilbrorylutdlss Caroline M.
lieulno. Librarian.
Watkinson Library or Raterencod»
Frank 8. Gay. Librarian.
Connecticut Historical Society—7M-
bert c. Bites. Librarian. .
Trinity College Libriry—Walter B.
Briggs. Librarian.
Case Memorial Library—flute Rev
Charles ’i‘hlilor. Librarian.
Hartliord County Bar librarr+Mm
Battle G. Baker, Ubrnrlnn. , ‘
Hunt almond Honour-“Miss Alice
S. Griswold “buried. y .
Hartlord School umrlolw-‘Ifhomni
8 Waiver, Superintendent or public
schools.
Cathedral Library-wire Rev.
G. Murray, Chancellor.
The amour: oi the association are
the iollowinl‘ '
President—‘vCiihottolhuihom. Bridle-
port, , f. . . I-
Vtcomomntmiiflm Belle liolg
comb trunnion Harm-filiilliim
John
ill-W
IMANT illusion
. wwwommm
A mfimcm one.
rum
\I it lilllhlil‘l will
35 Dow. —))Ci‘“"
M
lliiiliili rum _
tints iiiiiill
Connecticut Postal Employee iio'd
Their Annual conventions
ll liar-turd
HARTFORD. Feb. 23.4wlieivreon six
hundred Mid..ei£lil hundred lelier
carriers and pound eiorku from other:
oil out conundrum were here when
our In anon-ll eopvuntion. linen branch
hold separate meetings Tho. lotter
carrier: that in, Pythins hall Ind trout
acted their budget under the dirt-(\-
tion of mum? Thoma E until»
key, of Danbur)
strong. authored in Eagle”: hall. with
van. in the their.
i Tho business apart from the run
Elihu work and the mailing of .oporta
by the various. unicorn includud n disr-
icimuiuu oi the legislation that in tutor-
ed in tho prints! dominion; llotli oi
itho organizations are ahlllatod with
tho \‘nllonal simulation and the;
loiuod threw at the banquet in Foot
Guard hall lint ovenint. The guest
of honor was Congressman Thoma: i.
Rollit
'lho rarrlers ole-elm the following
oillrori.
Presidentwl‘.
port.
‘Vloell’roiildoniwlfi. (I.
liritaio.
Secretion—«J. ll
lord.
Treasurer-ml). t3. Saunders. New lid
wen. , . _
Executivo (‘ommiitoow-W. .l. lllrrnu,
Wallingi‘ord: J. L, Counlhan. Norwich
and A it. Dunn. hiiddletow
The oilleors elected by the olerhn
were. as ioliowr
President—4V. O. Stonell. Jr” “on
den.
I First \‘iooPrealdoiit—«J. Ill. Robert-
sou, Bristol.
Second Vice Presidentw—G Ii. lids
literals: mum .
auteur
Simple Way tor the Thin and Polo to
be Plump end Rosy.
Simone can hardly be termed a
medicine. it is in reality it dosh torm-
inx food. Token notoro or utter meals,
it mlngloe with the” loud you out. on“
ables it to assimilate ind readily di
sort. to as to malts riohfi blood and
pleasing platitudes: .
Altar Sammie his been and a hook
or ten days a noticeable pin in weight
in soon. I The hollow oomploxion will
become rosy, the sunken checks will
how: u ruddy slow, the eyes will be
bright, the breath sweet and the atoll
olutlo. I
Frank H. Butte i
told bini of th ‘ ‘ '
Mini it.- u
it, liuwnrd. iiridit'o~
Harrow. New
Mt‘Gllihnlli. titani-
liAS/ lllllA
The Kind You liars
BASTliliiA
and the clerk: 250‘
President John M. Rynn. of New Hit/Kinds Won the decision with nearly
.., “a.“
~ ment gland strong and active. and ‘3!
:,I ileum Wont the
W
Always Bought
list
For fiver
Thirty Years
"I we ”WV. '3' W W.
Kort)“, Bridgeport.
Secretary—ii“. 'l'. Wade, New listen.
'l"relitlurur~ -i“.~‘ii, liorun. Hartford.
lioiegnlo lo the, national convention
~~-J. W. Ryan. New Haven.
Flnrmco Commltlee-~J. A. .‘ilclaugh-
lin. New Haven; 3. C. Keifl. Middle-
town. and J. A. Cunningham. .‘lor'
wlrh. '
Chairman oi grievance cummittoow
l’. R. Carroll, ilrltleopurl~
. m..-
w“llnd dyspepsia or indigestion for
yours. No appetite, and what i did Nil
disiruenod are terribly. Iturdnclt Blood
hitters cured me."‘~—-.i. ll. Walker. Bun
bury. Ohio.
pawn-mm. .» “Wing-«4.-....
TMLOR PETROBKEV BEATEN.
Ed Petmkov, “{iil‘flfli for middle-
weight honors took a Iowre drubbing
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 23.-~Sniiori
ammonium \ a.
NOVELTIES IN
White Ratine.
the niodisll woman will select
son. It is exceedingly styli
t‘rasll presents.
t‘oat rovers, collars antl cuffs.
TWO
Crepe Voile. which is as
mist.
heavy kid, just right for this
$1.00 a pair.
Women‘s Swiss Ribbed
sleeveless, with
Sale of Handkerchiefs.
45°-
For men.
the figure.
a lengthened hip. Fillings
yesterday trout Frank Klaus. the Pitts
bur; ointment or the championshlni
every round to his credit. Pit-ironic);i
with the odds two to one against him!
received two numbers for every onei
be loaded, but the twentieth rnu‘ndi
found him still ready to exchange,
blown and hiring cheered tor hta
gardeners.
All! IlllllllPES ill Vlllill '
80“.? i
v-Mm. ....
Has Been Proved That Microbes
Gem Baldwin.
”emitted.
it i
A
t
l’roiorsor Fun. of Hamburg. Goo:
mum. and Ii“: Sibonrnnd. the lendlnal
French dermatologist. diseoiemd that,
ii microbe causes baldness. ”their lhe~l
cry has time and again been amplyi
vetoed" through reoearevli expert
manta carried on under the onset-u
lion 0: eminent specialism This mi-
(robe. lodgesih the Helium, which is
the natural hilr oil and when wmlt
ted to nourish it destroys the hair fol-
huh: and in time the pores entirely
More. and the sushi gradually takes on
nailiuya appear-mine. When this into
nous filters is no, hope of the growth
oi' and lining revived.
We have‘ it remedy which will, we
honestly believe, removo dandruff, ex-
terminate the microbe, promote good
circulation in the scalp and around
the hair roots. tighten and revitalise
the hair roots and overcome baldness,
so long as there is any lite left in the
hair roots.
We book on this statement with our
own personal guarantee that this ran-
9“)- collud Roxill “93'.” Hair Tonic will
be supplied tree or all door to the user
it it tails to do so we state.
it will frequently» I help to restore
grey and faded hair to us original col-
or,"providlng loss 01‘ color has been
cloned by disease; yet it is in no sense
I. dye. Rexill “93" Hair Tonic ac’corn-
pushes these results by aiding in mak-
lns every hair root. toilets and pig»
summation i littoral liow of coloring
lot naval wireless stations.
1not at the time the message is sent.
iWiih this information on file the
it the local post odious. whom. in ac-
.oordanoe with an order received tram
‘ tirade this it h adqurterl at when
ma versus trust
iiEI'llliT rosmnrs
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-l,’nder or»
ders issued today at the Mr) De-
partment. all tunnels or the Now will
ibo required to send regular position
reports when they are within range
“Position
reports“ give the location oi the res-
llor rate at speed.
do
narlmont wlii be able to calculate
with a fair degree of certainty at all
times the position at out or its shins
except those on foreign stations.
This new system is expected to be
of methanol“ to memonnt shipping.
With operators or naval stations eon-
stnnt'ly vigilant dnyvnnd night, prompt
responses to distress signals are a»
sored. And, having practically exact
information as to the location of naval
vessels. the department will be able
to at once dispatch to the rosette the
one. nearest to the ship in‘ distress.
Awmum» .
her CORY“ and
PlLfisI CURED IN 6 T0 14 DAVS.
Your drugglst will refund money it
Peso Ointment falls tovcur‘e any case
of itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
lng Piles in 6 to it days. 50c. ‘
-. ”*mh
oAMAos IN new BRITAIN. I
sh, and a Ratiuc Suit
have the loose, easy sort of llliiSt‘lllilltf look
Beautiful too. and can be worn over a
Sheer linen.
Plain linen, ll .’
Demonstration of Florita Corsets.
al feature: about this (.iorfiet which recommend them-
selves to the condom. loringwumau.
gore holds the hip confined. giving the correct
Pinto Glue Windows Broken by the
High Wind.
NEW BRITAIN. Feb. Lisa—Much
damage was done by a high wind
which swept am this city early tes-
tordny morning. Plate glass win
down in stom‘wore blown in and nor-
tions or the city were in darkness
owing to the breaking of electric
wires.
were ilooded’lin places and gangs of
men were set to work to open up trot”
do
”Wm
MAIL MATTER TO BE COUNTED.
The "glad spring limo" is coming
at the initial Hartford innit oilices.
4 to March 9. in.
i
)successful of business men’s ban-
The suburban railroad tracks;
8ridgiport Advent-menu
Ellie E. All. limit (Admitting.
Established 1852'.
SOME ATTRACTIONS FOR FRIDAY.
WHITE COTTON S.
The heavy, rough, coarse weave that
for her white suit this sea-
will
that linen
Ratine will also be used as iat‘iligs on
40 llfllIv‘I‘ilt'S witie. 95c.
NEW COTTON VOILES.
thin and iilmy as a morning
colored
foundation. or over plain t'vliite.
Silver-barred Voile. which is a
llet‘ketl with irregular silk lines, giving it a silvery luster.
plain white Voile,
‘\\'ll ite Goods Section. basement.
A STREET GLOVE OF VALUE.
\Ve rifle; this sensible I’ilple (film'e.
{if moderately
season, between winter and
spring. in tin) colors only, tau and il’iilit‘.
extra good.
Tim snaps. pique stitching. very good to illllk :lt.
Lisle Vests, low nerkerl and
very attractive yokes. hand crocheted.
35c. 3 for $1.00.
and Ella lili’fit'ix‘
Lawn. some of them a triile irregular in weal-e. 9c. 6 for
lustitrlied. 12C, 6 for 65¢.
There are sever—
tiue model has the
side steel til‘t'l“ the hip nhseuitliut an especially designed
lines to
Another model has an exiremeliv low bust. but
made.
,,
,5th B. till. ilirtth (Anointing. "
r‘
NORWALK 80M“) 0F _
TRADE SPEAKERS
“New Responsibilities 0! Govern-
ment;" ‘Sulumon‘s oi the Bonn" “Pm
blunts and Possibilities;" and “Cline
improvement" are the subths clim-
en by lhe following speakers at tho
Norwalk Board of Trade banquet in
be held next. Wednesday, the speakers
following in the. order of the topics:
Senator Josiah 'l‘. Newcomb, or New
Yorlranil Sol-walk; Hon. George is _
Chandler, oi Rocky Hill; Judge hid-
wnrd hi. ‘l.ocltwood. of Norwalk; and.
Charles E. Fay, oi Stamford, presi-
dent of the Stamford Board oi Trade.
Such a list oi topics and such a quar-
iette of speakers should never fall to
please. all the bauqueters and lids or
heated that. the ottndauee will i...
very large.
Mr. Logan, of New York city,, will
be present and not as song—lender. tho 2 _ .
entire assemblage joining in the chorf
uses of the list of popular airs. TilJflfl
ley’s orebetra will furnish music. . '
The committee in charge of the ori
ratr is as tollows: Colonel George D.
Russell MGrond Raymond. Robert S.
Van Bur-en and charles Dewitt Rm
' era. , ‘.
The business men or Norwaik are
lost handing to the committee of the .
Nor-walk Board of Trade in charge or:—
the annual banquet the names of those :
who are to attend. ‘lt is 6xpected that ‘
the number will be more than two i
hundred as there were that many lass ‘
year. Colonel George D. Russell
striving to make the al‘ialr the most
duets ever held in Norwalk‘, iio tar as T
he is concerned in the work. The
names or those who expect-to attend
shOuld'reach the committee not later ,
than tomorrow night. in order that the . ':
tlnal arrangements may be completed“ A
the first or next week.‘ ‘
TO HOLD MONTHLV STAG.
Tonight the member‘s oi Welcome I
Stranger lodge. No 364. Bonn oi St
George, will gather in their Help .
street quarters tor the-regular ninth ‘
ly “stag" party condoned by the or.
tier Most all of the their will be in; .
attendance and I orgasm) that will.
please all his boon incessantly til-«1‘
ranged llslroshmonti will be served.
and there ill be ainxin wt bout end,
Norwalk Chronicler