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' (recital and dance, Wednesday
,waii ‘s
the 10”. Telephone 1230:
All kinds of insurance
Public Stenographor.
.l. W. Henley, of Philadelphia, spent
yesterday in Philadelphia.
Court Narruk. No 58 Foresters of
‘ America, held a regular business meet-
ing last evening.
Banner Social Club will give a song
even
Wing, in Mystic Chain Hall.
The Bridge Construction Committee
will" hold a regular business meeting '
this evening in the town court room.
You can save good money by buying
your haberdashery l'rom Cavanagh &
Rose, big reductions in all lines. See
dispense 7
The monthly meeting of the High
school committee will \be, held this
evening in the High school building, in
West avenue.
“Visions hats. $4. $5 and $0. O'Brien.
Tomorrow, the “Feast. of St: Saul,"
there [will be no service at 9:30 o‘clock
at Trinity Church. Also. there will be
no service on Sunday at 8 o. m. '
Frederick M. Miller, postal clerk.
was able. to resume his duties in the
Norwalk ‘ Post office this morning
thought he is not as yet up to snuit.
The weemy business meeting of the
Board 01 Electrical Commissioners
will be held this evening in the offices
or the ‘Musicipni Plant. in State street.
Douglas Fowler No. 15 Women‘s Re-
lief Corps, will hold its weekly busi-
ness meeting this evening, in thoG
‘A. R. Post rooms. in Washington
street.
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Morris Naviasky has given notice
formally that he will sell his grocery
business at 28 Day street to Ban
ltepoi'sky. 5f Westport, on February
3"?“- i "is. 9 iii
-Haiu and sleeve mourning bands,
O’Brien.
At the meeting of Lincoln Council.
No. 4. Order of United American Me
chanlcs, which will be held this even.
ing the degree team will rehearse and
invitations for the celebration of the
40th anniversary or the Council will
be distributed. The presence of every
weather is requested.
a.”
The time has come when nine ivo-
man out of ion pay us much situation
to their undercloihiug as they do it)
their outerwear. The N. ii. Ryan (to.
drop! this thought. in mind when twiceh
,zing the slack for their annual aulc‘oi
“ , hand emhrodircdc lingerie, whichn ba-
ulna tomorrow morning. Tho mcrrhdn
disc in this sale in all that the most
critical iuaio could possibly rivumnd
. and very moderately prlcml
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ENCAMPMENT QFF‘IOERB ”Ni.
7 BTALLED.
biotrict Deputy Guam; Patriarch Bur
* dick Docs_Work tor Kahuna.
iiintrlnt bounty (tram! Patriarch, Oa—
‘our L. hardinlt. on stilts. or Stamford.
u
9 installed the «Moratorium of Mimosa
mcamhmlint, Nb. 9. l. i}. 0.1? of Not»
mitt lastiavcuing. The ceremonies
were beautifully conducted and the at
, doom installed are as inflows:
. Noble. armduml-tarry 9}. Joyce.
rota orient-Wren it. Wood. ’ ,
Senior Wardcnwhrthur it. (irons.
discarding Secmwwhmfs A.
’l‘rlsasursrmltalson W moonlit;
auiur Wardoawdohn S. Shiloh, in
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Best Minnesota
24% ll): Sack
Extra
Eggs
a dozen
Potatoesii‘uii‘
Selected '
24 ‘
201
Granulated "
(SUGAR
IO Stamps with
1 lb. 25c Coffee.
:5 Stamps with
I lb. 30¢.Coi‘iee.
For Quality Sake Try our Cohorts
so Stamps with
x 1b.,35c Coffee.
Tel 871
GOOD WORDS FOR SOLDIERS
HOME. ‘
At the annual meeting of the Con-
necticut Regimental Secretaries Asso-
ciation, held yesterday.
the report of the president. Dwight. C.
Kilbonrn. of thchfleld. had the follow
ing reference to the Soldiers“ Home:
The Soldiers' Home, at Noroton. is
yet the Mecca for the disabled and im-
pecunious veterans. where they can
pass to the Camp Eetrnal, with peace
and comfort, and which Homeds a
great testimonial to their valor, from,
an appreciative people and Suite. It
is fully patronized, even 1! Col. Rdb-
bins and his staff cannot minister to
each oue’s individual wishes, and Mat.
have certain rules and degulatlons es-
tablishod for its conduct. 1 am sure
no one can visit the institution and
not feel proud of his State in provid-
. lug such a Home, and also of its man-
agement. {rho removal of Dr. ‘Robin-
son from his service at the hospital by
the inscrubable decree of Providence
was a loss that clan hardly be made
good. During the past year there was
an average presence at 440 iWith a
total membership of 539. Daily aver-
age in the hospital 189. With 98 deaths
during the year."
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witchlng. bleeding. protruding or
blind plies yield to Dean's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved. dually
cured. Drugsista’ all unit it.
w:liand-Colorsd
Pictures
A v‘ury loufiliand Colored Pictures
at a special price.
500, $1.25 St 51.50
James Donnelly
Stationery Store
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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.Some "Cigar
Makers
mat a lot or money in fancy
bands. ohms in costly too
tea up boxes. 1 out. jail the
value into this TOEACGO-w
that‘b why my tire cent:
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in Hartford .
. East IndiaTea Co
125 Washington Street
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We Give and Redeem Premium Stamps
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NATIONAL PARK PICTURES.
Congressman Hill Succeed: in' Got?
lug Exhibit in Norinlk.
Through the influence of Congress-
man EAJ. Hill The Nor-walks are on-
sbled to secure the magnificent ex-
hibition of National Park Pictures, a
list comprising of eighty-three char«
acteristic and striking scenes of places
of «beauty and interest in the United
States. The works ano sent out under
the iinterior Department and so many
apphcations are received tor the lots
that it is only with dillicuity that they
are obtained. The Norwaiks‘ appli-
cation has been in the hands of the
department for six months and the
pictures will be there Saturday.
The Norwalk and South Nor-walk
Boards of Trade endorsed the propos-
ition and at a meeting or the Norwalk
Board on June 21th it was voted to
make the application and this was
done through the Congressman. The
South Norwalk Board . endorsed the
proposition '
All people are cordkaliy invited to
attend the exhibition There is no
admission charge and the time expend-
ed in attending will well new any
citizen. The pictures will be exhibit-
ed in the assembly ball or the Nor.
walk high school on the following
dates:
Saturday. January 25~2 to tip. in.
and 7.30 to 9.30 D. in.
Monday, urinary 2714 to 6 p. m..
and 7.30 MAO D. in
Tuesday. January 28-«2 to r p. at.
and 7.30 to 9.30 p. m.
Wednesday, January 29.... 2 to 6 p.
m.. and 7.30 to 9.30 p. m.
NEWBWYS’ HOME MATRON DEAD.
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 24.—-—Mrs. mo
doiph ’lvictg, former matron of tho
Newsboys“ Home at No. it New Chem»
hora atrocifNow York city. died at the
Bridgeport Hospital. yesterday morn»
ing, or {iriuht's disease. For twenty-
flvo yours while hm- htmband wan su-
pcrintondcnt of the Nowahoya‘ Home.
she acted as matron. and for thirty.
m'c yours she had been a member at
the Children's Aid: Society in New
York city. Thu liaise had drummer
boron in tho l’utnay district or Strut-
mm for more than twentynllvc your».
and two years ago. when tooth retired
from MUN work, they tonic up per-
mannnt Midnncn in Futnoy. She is
survived by her lmahaud. two sons and
We daughters. She was taken to the
hospital a month ago
muting her amide at the items. it
is estimated more than 3.00.000 We
passed under her care, among them
smug onshore risen to prominence.
tho tartar Acclaim; congressman-sisal
Timothy D. 1813 Tim) Sullivan, of
ates Yolk. . , , . . .
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sow.
Wis rising young curiae" aim
moors J. Marti. one at south, ,
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, $159 to Sc Bags 4 99¢ , _
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2 ago Leather Bags 19¢
, \
$12 4.... [and salt 13...“...
$16 Dresses . §§.95
Special Hose 2 Pairs 25¢.
rec Men’s Socks 8¢
n
.. Leather Rags at . 49!}
Underwear ‘
' $I’and $1.25 . combinatioii X l
69
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Suits
1
29¢ Underwear I 21¢
" 50c Ladies’ Underwear39¢ ‘
$1.00 CORSETS Zfléo‘
15c muslin. Dreiser's 19¢
’ soc Drawers 25¢
25c Cor-sit Covers _ 39¢
5533, Cairns 39¢
Shoo Combination " flag
$1.00 Gowns . fig?
FLANNELETTE SKIRTS
31.09 sums at 690.
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VAV’AW’AA‘AVZAWA‘
' intzs
sale Tomorrow
9 "Follow the Crowds to this Store for
REAL BARGAINS
\
Clearance
Special Skirts at 59c.
Special Skirts at 490.
50c Skirts at 39c.
, 39c slum. at 25c?
‘Sheets,PiilowCases
50c Sheets ’ 39¢
45 x 3 Pillow Cases (3»
45x36 Hematitehcd Pillow
Cases, 190.
45x86 Pillow Cases. 14c.
45:36 Pillow Cases, 16c.
Extra 22c Short Kimonos,
Furs
our entire line of fine Sets
and Mutts will be sold at
greatly reduced prices.
Blankets
All Blankets must be acid
This is the way they will go out:
50c Crib manners, use.
“750 .0111) Blankets, 69c.
31.00 Crib Blankets, 75c.
. 21.00 Blankets; .good size. 79c.
$1.50 Blankets, $1.10.
1910 Coats
1 .$ 5 to San? Coats $.35
“Extra $2. so Silk Skirts,
~5c 'Hair Nets
_ Extra 25: Window Sluice,
‘ 32.00 Blankets. $1.49.
Coats
4. 9
$8 and Sin Caracul Coats
$4 95
Sta Coats ‘9
Rain Coats
$1.99
Sweaters
29 Sweaters. 190.
BOc‘Sweaters, 39c.
$2.00 Sweaters, $1.49. ,
$3.00 Sweaters, $1.98.
$5.0018wwters, $3.60.
*- 86.00 Sweaters, $3.98.
. Skirts
1. 89
$3.75
$1.49
Millinery
5o Trimmed Vii-lgt‘s‘jilat $1.99
Trimmed Hats at 99¢
‘Shapes' ; 49¢
$5 Serge Skirts
$2.50 Skirts V ‘
Gloves
$1.00 Gloves, Pair
$1.50 Fawnes’ Glovesf
1.15
.2V2¢
50c Belts " 25g.
Extra 6c Toweling. yfird
‘ 3/29?
each 9¢
Extra dose Faucz Lawns,
94:
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25 New Trimmed Hats,
Regular Price $7 to $10
We received :5 New Trimmed Hats to go on sale Saturday at $2.95. This lot consists of the \very latest models.
have fine for trimmings and the newest shapes. Regular prices $7 to $10. January Clearance Sale Price $3. 95.
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$2. 95
Many
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Chapel street, are entertaining M". wil hold a weekly business meeting
Paul Rossini} and delimiter Elsie. or this evening in the Wall street duar-
New Rubella".
' tars.
DAN-BURN. Jan. 2t—«George Black
twenty-live years old, was sentenced
to thirty days in the‘Bridgeport jail to
day by Judge John R. Booth in the
local city court on the technical charge
"J,
'l‘he Paris Cloak 8r Suit House
33 South Main st“. South Norwalk
Selling-out Sale
of. Winter Garments
liocauae we donut carry anything over from one season to the
then name must he sold regardless of cost.
a ’ . o r. ’ 0
Ladies and Misses Suits
F‘ormur price 312. Reduced hricn...............
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Fortnortorlootditdloducod brine
F'ormcrpricetiio.ltaductdoricc. .
Ladie‘S’ and Misses Coats
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FMerwfmfi‘lfit“MINNIflmuiun“unnuuunnt.
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Ladies and Misses’ Dresses ,9 '
Fmgrm'lommw pflwlI.5‘.O...¢."Ii“‘.5l'flICC.
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IIIAb‘litlal
or breach 0! the peace. Black was ac-
-High ehool by attempting to flirt with-
them while they were on. their way to
and from High school. The case was
alias: and repair work.
123 WASHINTON eraser. “
,Tut.
'rstinctitm. ,
-. [.LADin as com
$14. 45
"1 hAbth' in some
blaring Construction Co.
Estimates finished on all kinds of building constructions. alter-
li'éh‘i‘d"‘in"Chambérs'”a'iid”fiW'ati-ii,
about 18 years of we identified tho
accused as the person who had accusto-
ed them on the streets.
Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, of West
street, start_ed (or Florida. yesterda!
cased of annoying girl students of the 'to spend the rest of the winter. Sha
will visit Daytona. iMelbourn and other
places of interest with Mr. Wilkinmn.
who has been south (or some time.
Contractors
and Builders
SOUTH NORWALK.
36742. ,
.A’ January Sale of
‘ LADIES’ '8: MEN’S , .«
SUITS and COAT
' that is Without Parallel ”
We are determined to clean out all our WINTER CLOTHES.
and in order to accomplish this quickly. we have made a sweeping
mm m coat-rs .
$9. 95
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