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You are invited to inspectour line. FollOw the crowd TOMORROW Store Opens 5t 8 .30 . In order to get you ac-
qua-inted with the New Store, I have selected a Number of
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SPECIALS FOR OPENING DAY SAT .» DAY FEBRUARY FIRST
Be sure to Come to Our Opening, Saturday-Unu8ual Values Await. You
‘Next to H. Kneger & Co.
“Redmen S New Building”
Parlor Brooms
No. 6 Good Quality Parlor Brooms, value
39c. Opening Day Price ......I .. 24¢
7 One to a buyer.
Food Choppers ‘
1 Universal Food Choppers, usually
Opening Dhy Price
N0
$1 25
' ‘4.)pening Day Price ..... .. . . ..... 45¢
Toilet Paper ’
usually 5c each. ()pening Day Price '.
7 for 25¢
Coat Hangers
, 259$;
Dust-loss Floor Mops
‘ Good size Dustless Floor Mops, value 65c. ,
High grade Toilet Paper, roll or package,‘
Varnished Wood Coat Hangers. Opening.“
Soap and Powder
7 cakes Lenox Laundry Soap and one pack-
age Star Napthn Wishing Powder, value»
40c. Opening Day Price 25¢
Galvanized Ware _
Complete line Ash Cans. Garbage Pail-I,
Coal Hods, Water Pails.
__\Vash .TIIhS Foot Tubs. cIc.. at
prices.
.... u ...3
lowest .
Dairy Supplies
C onsiSIing of Milk Cans, Measures, Bottles,
Strainers, Pails, Caps, Bottle Brushes and
the like ,
‘ Stonewafi
Full line of 58m; Crocks, from 1—4 gallon to _
25 gallons at . ....... . ... .. 10¢ per gallon;
Egg Boxes
Made of heavy cardboard and will hold one
.I
. rors. ctc.. at loweSt prices.
Coal Shove so .
Bathroom ‘ Fixtures
Complete assortment. consisting of Bath
Tub Soup Dishes, Towel Bars. Tumbler
Holders. Glass Shelves Bath Seats, \lir-
Bar supplies-
Everything that’s needed. Glassware,
Corks. Demijolms‘, Polishes, Flasks, Fun-
nels, Measures, etc. at factory prices.
Dohble. .
Boilers
Gray EIIaIneled Donnie Rice Boilers.
I qt. size
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Worth 49c. Ditching Price 2915
II qt. size. Worth 55c Opening Price 37¢
,
l . . 4 ‘. 3" '. S.
4 qt. Gray l‘i’IIaInele‘I'lflPailS with I‘ni covers;
‘GI'a-y Enameled Lippod Sauce Pans with
4_ I hl’rice..
3:";
4- Sauce-
pans .
long handles. Sizes 2, 3 and 4 qts. low
I Telephone Orders
. promptlygpttended to. Phone 397. Prompt
“delivery to any part of city or country.
Dish Pans
choice, opening price ......
conanders .(iray EnaIIIclcd Deep Dish Pans.
Good size Gray Enameled C ntlersll. '~ 1' 35C Opening“ Price """" 19¢
\Vorth 29c. dpening Price . 19¢
Headquarters
for linwnre, Voodenware, Clothes Has—‘3
:kets Wring'er Vash Boilers etc.
Market Baskets. 11R
‘WVell made Market Baskets with strong
handle, size 8 and 12 (Its Opening 23%
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Household Ammonia.
Barge Size‘eiiotlle Ho Sehold AIIIInIIIIia,7 us
covered
Sauce
Pot-s ‘
D
Gray Fnazinelcd Sauce l’o DIS \IiIlI Iin cov-
mill and ion 'lIandleS.
3 (ll. Size \IVOIllI 35I. ()pC-nin." l’ riI‘c 19¢
4 qt. Size Worth 39c ()peninnr l’ricc 23oz?1
Day l’rice._.. ,
‘ There was a heavy lrost this morn-
“. which we so thick that manY.
h It for a light tall or snow.
L’Ilra. Sidney Smith. of to First
amt, mother or Mrs. Ralph 1.. Pen
hell. is confined to her home. Dr.
Brown Is in attendance.
.u «I‘m...
. Boy George M. Tennis lod the
IHullly pruon meeting that was held
lilo Advent Christian church Int
WNW—p...
lira. George Palmer. of Sound
{The weekly prayer meeting was
m at. the fiwedloh Connontlonnl
. h luIt ovonlng Rev. Mr Vnhl»
. . led the mention and are I.
’ "I talk.
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"lie mldmooltly prayer meeting
hold or the moat avenue Hotho-
church last evening. luv. it P
William the motto; end cm
x!
m“...
Wed Viola Bullet. who III II Inn-u
Mk8! howl“), In N" Volt
I encoding: for do” with her
olfilmflroot.‘
Mnnloooommudm
-2¢ ,.
Worth 35c. OMW.
ml) 5 qt. size. Worth .45c Optning Price 29g,l
. . ( . .33... ...
‘ manta.
,has
" In. In. and Im. 0mm II. my,
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'lIér. returning home yesterday.
The ‘Moyllowern will entermn the -
ladies who so kindly and so freely
‘gave' of their services at the recent
fair. The 'laddleo have planned LII
good entertainment for the evening.
There will be dancing and ran-am
All are looking. tomrd.to
tho uflnlr with pleasure. 2:9...
Stewairl of“ l’dilonlc 1.. 1..
returned to his home other
apendlng II few days with hlII can
ulna, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0186,01
Elliot Norwolk, and Mr. and Mrs. lIll-
mer Case or 80th Norwollc. Mr.
Horton IhlnkII Connecticut III II houn—
tlful auto and enjoyed every mlnutd
0! Ms stay In it. _ l
,. Rownr'rou
Charles Tattle hue returned from a
visit in Bridloport
M
Roy Mort-luau, ol‘ nonyton avenue.
ls nurturing mun IIII nttoclt ol oroochlu
tlII.
Robert: Holloway has resigned hll
position will: (III-rm Klein, not me
to Now York city
Major and Mrs. Addlooo 11'.th
mm at Horton. Jim, on: m on-
mm: alarm, mm at mt
Older White III-om, m In outdo:
manhunt Mimi.
dozen eggs. Opening Day; Price 9d! dozen;
III. home with rum am on ml
tor, are IIII Wont In W ,
rim “omino‘wrnei‘uem - .
m,nliolmmmapo¢ltlon on _
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4"» ,.:-:. I ‘
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has elected the touching olllcers for tumor} til Westnodtl
the year: ' ~
Prtsldene—«Mra. Frank 'rlieall . Mrs. Open Smith In entertaining
Fltat Vlco-‘Prosldcntmui-IE Mary the Sausotuck whlst club at her home
I“ 5
Thames. this alternoon.
Second Vlcol’resldcnt—«Mlou Mary M
Hart. ' A new veranda is being built on the
Secretary—Mrs. Earl F.1‘homcs. Mla‘a Julia Wakemon plow and other
Treasurer—airs John ll. Downers. rennin ore hem: red for. I
Dlroctora—«Mlse Mary Hort, lire ——fi~
Mrs Funk Crockett, Mrs. Geese Send»
dor, Mrs. IDanlel Wicker; and Mrs. Scum” Mm“ by 3 large ('lrclo of
Joule! may“, "leads 1 low evenings ago III her res-
pamnue Committee~llrs M“, ldonco on Imperial avenue. The on
Thomas and mu. Daniel chlwl “5' Wu names were played and an
via'un‘ Cummlttee”u‘ga Mary 10nd after Wthll ”(“111th were
Hart, Mu. «Kerry 6.; Bryon. Mn. John WW9"
Ill. Plunder and Mrs. Frank Crockett.
A surprise part was tendered Mrs
W—L—m
Rehearsals are being held by, a lo-
co! quorum. under the direction or
Mm Virginia Park. which will donate
a. number on the program to be
rendered at the 32nd anniversary o!
the rounding 0! (Deviation mnduvor
mlotlcn. to he held In tho Fairlie“
Conventional church. Feb. 6th. A
Mr” dolontlon from home are plun-
nlnl to be present.
m.”
Constable Edward J Wan In
encased In erecting a tencoibetwonu
the proportion at Major leulton
Money and F‘ 'W. Meltonolo and will
also in about thirteen 1ch or the noon
arty on the north shiny! Mr. tucker:
residence. This III to reimburu Mr.
McKonxlo It In sold. for the thirteen
feet In louoo to the NorwIIllI Inn-b
moot company, on the no. I)! IIIII
house. Dudley Ill. Hoyt. ramming
the investment common cont 3 nun
to Bowman. this wool: to out on a
portion or III? Helium-Iota my.
but Consume udrlm Intoflerod ”Id ‘
ordered the man to leave the plum An
Injunction IIIIII also been second to re-
strain Ur. mm. from Interfering In
In: my Filth the property at the Mo
Kendrle II.
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maymWI menu-em. Thaw
mono Oil. 99m tectonic. a»
«no. my nil-out; null onto. Ilium
waldo {now our pol .
Col-l Doll ha: 9|)th a piano.
II. II. end-III. who I... In... nun
out onto. .
Mn. slime Wanton. moths coat
of Frank Weston on Wodteuloy.
.-
Rozelle Condor mom melon
hill M iii” In “I! will)“ hm. In
North Milton 1 ~
'W.
. 19¢” $531193 ‘15ch Opening
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' have. linen guests or Mrs. IPIIter Dec-Iwuyton Methodist Episcopal Church, Post-master Charles Harris has re. manta lecturing the services oiolrchi
! Iect Rotten Bllswood. ol 1er Gannon
To illustrate the extension of the
electric van service an unusuolly largo
covered truck thundered. Its way
through town on Wednesday from Ja-
mnlca L. l {1’33 3k
The Civic Iaeoxue Will hold its reg-
ulnr meeting at the lib Wednesday
evening, February 6th. 1 full attend-
ance I: requested. an Important bun!-
ncn will he tronucted
A collateral ancestor of Colonel
8118M, who recently married Miss
Gould, his descendants lltvlnl now In
Wilton-Min lull: flurlhutt and Im
l
HroMEI
will end
CATARRH
' Yilu’th Tried ‘Olntmentl. Spray:
and Douche: and Failed. Now :
Breathe This mimic, Germ
Demoying Air.
, WI! holhornlthuultoohlttfl
M's HYOMEI'III: our-d thou»
not mm W at acute and
chronic com o: «Inuit without ato-
muoh‘ Ito-luv.“
It will om you It you are literal
enough .to we It ‘1 chance. '
W I)“. “'th to tho 1011mm“
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If you could mm the the. and the.
. Pnceslleasonahle '
mediate family. The colonel'a grahd
{other and Miss Hurlbutt’s grandfath-
er woof: hrothtru, Horace and Abel
The and news In reached that the
Rev. Charles H. W. Stocking, I) 1).,
died suddenly in a railway accident
which oc‘curred near: Bowling Green,
Ky. January leth. Funeral ohschles
will he held today, In Bridgeport " r-
vlccs will he hplgioi 9: 30 a In. and
at 2: 30 p. III. Dr. mocking was the
bismuth mm and fre
quently visited» Wiltenrlhcn he would
often preach“ In St. Matthew's Church.
and neatly Impress his hearers with
llll originality ol‘ thought end Iboouty‘
Inf diction. He om rector at many Im—
portont parishes. the last bolus In New
Janey.
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~le Not Use
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In. WEAR
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at“
.RUBBERS
This Winter
This III II Good Time to See
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Ask Us for Roles.
WE SELL TICKETS
to
Bermuda, Old Point Comfort,
Savannah. lacksonvllle, Atlanta,
Dayton, Palm Beach, Galves-
ton. New Orleans and South
Amerlcnn Points. “
Roles and filming Dates
cheerfully furnished.
J. M. LAYTON II"! 0.0., INC.
Real mm and Insurance.
as
ll Railroad Ave. Booth Norwnlk.
W.
1‘1 0W
Paint
We will be Fluted to rub-
Inlt «Bantu for your work. -,
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