' rior ontorleal ability.
‘ and will be over by 8: 30
or. JOSEPH LENTEN sgnvicas.‘ '
I Wither Brumbléy,
’ jinn: for the last few weeks which is
/ motion. It is their aim and put-pone
"to live uryto the high standard they
«motioned nor themselves last year
Ind this means music of high order.
_. mother Grumhley's first appearance as
s preacher in Norwalk since his ordi-
- notion, it to expected that hle many
‘l‘rlemh wlll be present to hear him.
1 I lilo cameo well recommended. a man
will hove n- strnnge priest to preach
« ever)- Sunday evening during lent and
Smut Themed Yards
Seasonable Dress Silks
ancy and Plain Silks. Salim, Foulards.
‘Yd
Ygi
Chlllons. Tallétas and Novelty Silks. ‘ ,
1n desirable died: and designs. 35° to 90C ‘1’ d
, Regularly St (I30 to 2 501%» I . ,
Dress Pattern Long the ' ,5» ~
‘ Novelty Silks. in stripes and fancy effects. " ‘
Regularly $100 to 2.0.0 Yard ~51 48c
Messaline and Penn de Cygne.
Regularly 95.1., $1 so Yard . at 58°
Single and Double Width F oulards. ,
in allover and bordered deiigns. at 60° to' 1.25
’ Regularly fill .00 to '5 50 Yard .
Double Width Satin Charmeuse. . i ’ ‘ J.
Regularly $2.00 to 2. 50 Yard ‘ .1 1.115 Yd ..
I‘ Satin Brocadcs. Fancy Crepes and Charon.“ ' l“
Regularly $2. 25 to 3. 50 Yard . all 38 Yd
Printed Warp Tallctas. 36 and 40 ms wide.
Regularly 1350111475 1.1.1» at 1.45 Yd
Also a large collection at Black Dress Silks ‘
At Corresponding Reductions
West 23d and 22d Streets, New York
..._w w“.-- m.m-msz.fi
B:—.._.._I:r
WOMEN m prion/11's OFFICES
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.»The wa‘y to on
-__. 1
walk to French on Sunday
Evening
On Sunday evening at 7: 30 there
will the venous, sermon and benedic-
tion of the Blessed Sacrament. The
choir- has been preparing a musical pro
left open to invasion by women here
yesterday, when the county civil nerj
ellglbte to the position at assistant to
probate judges.
The ruling came after an orgument
by Miss Frames E. Spanner n lawyer,
who had signified her intention of tak-'
ing an examination for the poaiton.
She appeared before three attorneys
{or the commission and convinced
them that she was well versed in pro-
bnto matters.
As a climax to her argument she
reached for an Illinois statute and
read:
“No person shall be debuted from
any occupation, profession or employv
merit (excepting military duty) an ac-
count of sex."
The lawyers said they could [ind no
mire to meet the mpproVal of the con-
The preacher will be a. priest who
unborn and raised in Norwalk, Fath-
or Grumbley, of Norwich. As this is
at scholarly attainments and or supe—
Mer Carroll nnonuucee that he
and the ruling at the ,conrmlaslon fol-
lowed.
l
for this reason it is hoped and on W
pected that all who can will be pres-j Very often a Seminar "For an."
out. ad. will bring n “windfall" 0: pin
Exercises will 11,931,, at 7:39 am”, money in return nor an unused article
of value. Are there pin money we
sibilltlee in some things you ore stor-
lnx away?
“NW
Sentinel lent m bring mum.
o
F°'m°"'¥ “' m“ flees heretofore held gun by men W8? ‘»
vicesommissloa‘lleld that wo'rnen ore ..
1 tion at the country Would be well rep:
’ “QUERY.
This to n m 1m to our
stock. We trenuently hour:
lery here ”
emu-m" None 290.
, Pflm" venom , '.
«c u. l-lou 260..
We thing this the best ohtlrl’u
home '
“B’ustei- Brown" 251:. ,
. Children' 11. ’lndles', men's.
Ladlee' Sllk (Hose.
25c, 50c. 51.00.
."We not the but mine in Hue» I
ARMENTM
We are mm street“ when
on floweldtté Gannon“. ,, .,
MEN'S ‘NIMHT ROBES. , ‘
396. W piles title.
549- Regular price 75c
75d. Realtor price 8100
“low WHO: I
ma; mice 750
11831111» price :1 00
FANCY GOODB-
hndtu' Nsekwur. 1
Each week we try to have the
newest items. , l
Fowler price. 280, 800.
Wide Ribbons.
You would be surprised at the
1 amount of Ribbon we cut W
in a Saturday. ‘
Popular“ Prlccl, 18c, 25c. ,
FABRIC GLOVES.
25c and 500.
WEBTJEND KID GLOVES.
Bloom. wltlte."tans, 81.00.
LADlES’ HANDKERCHIEFS.
Sc, 2 for 250, 250.
531:. ‘ ’
75¢.
continent's GOWNS. ‘
3511. Rem:- prloe 500.
curitonnn's momma.
35c. natal» price soc. '
Ladies’ Corsets
, o_
lNAUGU RAL PARADE PLANS
One, Hundred New England Sulfu-
uettcu Expected tdanrtlélpate'
BOSTON, Mann, arch- 7.~_Nenrly
100 New Engltind suflmmten intend
to tramp through the streets (rt-Wash»
ln'gton when Presidentjelect Wilson is
lnauguratednext monthli Although no.-
tlellnito plans have been ‘made {or
New England's representntlon tn the
nuttregette parade on March 3. Mass-
aohusetts leaders stated thnt this sec:
resented.
Fifteen Massachusetts women hotel
said that they would pnrtlclpnte tn the I
parade. Many eufirngettes in other
N2w England States are expected to
go either individually or in delega-
lions. 1
interest in the suffragette parade‘
,has been increased in Rhode Island;
by the announcement that Miss Stet-3
la MoCalln, dnuhter 0! Rear Admiral
‘McCaua, u. s. N.. would vlslt Newport
this week to enlist reel-um.
Arrangements have been begun toI
linVe Massachusetts hands take plrtI
in the inaugural parade. A resolve to'
npproprlate 85, 700 to cover expense of ,
reason to deny her the exonrinatlonétmnumrtlng hands and companies of
mliiliu to Washington was reported in:
the House of Representatives this
week by the mllltary affairs commit-
tee. ’
Menu Revision—"How in it there‘s
roast here on the menu nanln todni‘?"
Wnltrcnnw-Well. it late the canary your
tordny.-Fllegende .Blltetter.
W
February Sale Of
Winter Merchandise
The economlds now possible at this More in the most den! Sable winter merchandile hue never hetero
been equaled. It is our general clearance season and in preparation for
been radionly reduced in price—and there otlll remain two moths or more in whioh to Wear winter In
ll‘l‘l
Tommy’s we will he or more that ordinary lhtemt to women who 11111911111 nun-mil 11.1111, 1
spring atrium runny storm hove
l l
Winter Gloves
Women'a mean-ad Lined Carm-
‘ more Gloven, black or colon.
the agility. 9MP
Women: amt Lined Canteen
16m 500 quality. mu 39¢
Ionltdren'a Gunmen-o Gloves.
red. drawn and navy. till: llnod;
’3 regular one» see. Petr 39¢ All thin 8 worrisome
Winter Undémeér I, 41300 «mum molt m
Women’s Striped
Flannel Shirts
rm celebrated “Memoir
metro." port'ecl In every detain,
minim or!” 8180 At .. 98¢-
_ Flannelette Gowns
3.,
11111101 Caps ,
l, 1111 Robes
31mm our?“ 1101.141 new
Medea! best quality heavy mm
or wool, regular prices 98¢: to
81.50. Circles or the ion-I mule ..
they lost 50¢
wmfin! “MUTWQ‘I' v‘.t' “Nd III 7“ ”.1”;an “1...”... WI .
mu. 98c kind all 11mm '4 ‘tlllu mitt. not? w... m
“mum. on «them, w.w1.
1:;-
1118 lilo liliio crowds:
M‘WnShington 3m" ,
We Give ISM! Green Tradtng Stamps
' V Former price :12 Reduced price...
’ lament Hormel.
SOC'Itolel. Brassleres 25c to 500.
Telephone 446 South Norwnlk, Conn.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South IMsin St. South Norwslll
of Winter Garments
Become ye donot curry anything over from one season to the
ther, sumo inn-t be cold regardless or cost.
Ladies and Misses’ Suits
Formula-lentil. 11041100491100” ........ .98-
Formorwlootm. Reducedprlce....,...................... $.9
Formerlprtoonz.nedncelmloo....... ..... 1.
Former price 830. Reduced price ............. . ...... $16.50
Ladies {11d Misses Coats
Former prwe no Reduced once.............
Former price 815. Seduced price... .. . . . . ..
Former price 820. Reduced» price. . . .
Former price 836 Reduced price... . . . . . ................
Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses
‘ , Former prion Ill) Reduced price. "'1" ................ mugg 7:?
8
Many Women are Buying our
FURS at a REDUCTION
‘4 of Former Prices
Stock consistent Cami. Marmot and Pony Cents. Neck Pieces.
Scar-in and Hum. Come and crane quick, on you cannot afford to
rule: ouch humane.
..........
$‘9
31129
.oA--.u.‘u...
..........
.aa....-a..'
Former 111108815. Reduced price. . . . . . . .. .................
BABE IN BOTH STOREE.
515 Main Street. mm as Scott: Main snout. South Norma
ALASKAN “MI-WAY DEVELOP-
MENT
mono new “1.2911013“.
‘4‘».—
mm» mun-a? by no 5611mm 1
New Etghnd co. 1km 11.11de 041111me has reported
Follms 1, .1 list at my 1910. to President Tart that more than one u
phone“; “lit have Mn “nun“ since Wont“ railway will D9 needed (0
tho 1 or 1111 tut list. that thin properly open up Mun-:11 renames.
out and mm ii the back up yourl‘ The report, much the president will?
359114 to congress with recommndu
directory.
ltlono, any» there are new humble
14111
Multinatiow at} ,rallrond routes from the one» into
punt; 11.31.“. 1332.13 the interior of Allan.“ No‘dellnlte
comm Hill, a 1401. recommendations unmade to thoI
new” 11mm, { v . chores 01mm. The report mum
Common 11111,; 1 11301. loathe route up the militant utter.
Min howi 11mm. l 111an nonr'tho rlon 11mm coal
fieldrn on up thrown mu outfitters!
loud» to the Moon; 1mm norm nun
on to Mrfiinks, in 0mm "Nuke.
with It: will, tum 11M momenta.
- 111111111 not develop the renounce or
the W an: alloy
at Taylor Ave. 744—12
Philip mutational T. V
17 Hamilton" It; 3311-15-3 '
hum 11. 11.11.11..- , L»
25 Wuhlnmfflh: , A 1-1;; 387»
WASHINGTON, m. 7;--'l‘llé Alao- .
the .prourou of winch Senator Weed
1 r .1... w
, 1111; or it 1111111111
' imam nttiti mrm 11611, ,
$81311):
1 Trimmings and Gamitures of
Gergeous Design for Spring Gowns
All the barbaric Colors of the Orient show MP?!" in
the new Drone Trimmings. To sit before them as- box
after box is opened and piece after piece trailé its rich~
ness before. you in a treat indeed. When one extlmncfil
beautiful design strikes the fancy one oaks, “What is
itRHas it a name?" The reply will come that it is.
Bulgarian hand embroidery, or it is Hungarian, Rou-
inanian, Albanian or some equally intricate work done
on not on canvas.
Bands and Galoons are in floral rlesigm roses \\illi
foliage worked \vilh colored hearts and silks.
Bands and Separate Ornaments n’t rhinestones,
small and brilliant. a '
Medallions and Butterflies of rhinestones with sap-
phiws Sapplnres have recently nttiéicted the feminine
fancy to a marlréd degree.
Steel Beaded Bands with small pastes
of tiny florets in natural colors.
Net Bands, hand run with colmed silks. gold and
silver in old Hench and me lidual designs .
Chantilly Lace Bands, hand 1.1111 and Beaded Chau—
Lacc Edges.
~let and Crystal Combinations that are quitc novel.
l. At the lace and '"liirnniing Section
and clust crs
. I~ tilly
The Spring Embroideries
All along with the “how \Miitc Cations at the same
timc‘for they travel lll COllllell). are the no“ Elnhtuida
.eriesfand a very certain advantage is in looking them
over early; I};
'VOile Bends appcar‘with inserts, of Venetian Lace, '
and these will he very effective with the white mile in
gowns. " ‘ r. I 3:
Matched Sets for lingerie. exquisite, designs in
nainsook and siviss. “3’ ' ‘ x
Flouncing‘s, 45 inches w ltlL‘, with Venetian inserts, I
for dresses. I ‘
Flbuncingsjor children's little frocks, with or W111
out ruffles. With many other examples. of fine 11m
dainty needlework on lovely fabrics. Take time to see
them. Not in one hurried glance can you appreciate
their beauty. Embroidery Section, main floor.
Among the Valentines
The searcher for novelties will find rod and glmw‘
lug hearts. little ones and big mics, for favors, :‘rlgo’
Valentine invitations to parties given by "Dan Cupid"
to his friends and ,
hIcing “One Heart."
devotees. the price for subscription
[Blanks for dates and places.
Stationery Section.
, A new car to: the new your! Why try to get along
wwlth old. cumbersome "liability on wheels? A
substantial portion at our product [or the new
war will so to than who have tired or the clnvuse
, and trouble or 3 heavy, nnhundy car SJL. lime-
” dict. aunt; 98 South Mnln 9t.
TWO HUNDRED MEN HURT
cannon inane new .mwnn‘
. MM uvwmrm
, HARTFORD. Fob. 7.4m Benin-e
Dumbcrm held it mucus arm the
adjournment of the smittenh during
SUNDERDAND. 111111;» 11th 7-...
Two hundred men were lulureti hero
loony. when a building,
root or which the 1mm were water:
1115 a football game collapsed. A
number 01 victims were removed to
the hospital
lion.
hum inmost: one or the doors lltltl-
dimly 9.114 noun-onion I How Haven
tower, well known in the lobby, and
manhood 120m 1 the ”(notion of
the Senate t totnomiv's mien to
his pro-eons listening behind the door.
4 1
In: twenty lost above the mound. ;
from the
in n dangerous oondtI .
The Ivlcttma hurl new unable .;
to not into the crowded pan-Ir: and». . ,,
tool; adventure of the root. whlolti
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