summons: «km or, WV mm else that. m than home insist on being consulted a “Militant any deal to send him ‘ to either of these clubs. . MONDAY NIGHT? EXHIBITION. ‘ The motor and entertainment elven were one us; issue. inn 1.116 mm Keoiemwulmmfleolathemn o! tne leaders. ' * Young Kelley. oi! South Norwallr, is 3 11.111. scheduled to so. mur rounds with M. | A . Patti. of sun-tweed; Young Vingh, of, " ’_ Burlugwood. will have a four round so ; ‘ with ‘Founs Ford, of South Nomlk. ‘ ~. while Young Kurts and Battling Kuntz, or Norwalk. will go six rounds. The big event will be eight rounds for the ' lightweight championship between E. 1). Butte. or South Norwaik, and Bat;- tiinngelson, of Port Chester.‘ We... PINOCHLE NIGHT ToNlGHT. night in the South 'Norwallr Club. and the following use signified own inten- tion of playing at noon today: 80111 ers.Jarvis.lH. fit. Nash, Walwrou. Math er, William Miller. Corbett, _W. H Smith, 0.1). Taylor, Charles Pearce, 1w. H. Baker Nutting, Robins. in 1».- , regularly. Dean’s Regulate will prevent ”H. E. Bates. Dreyfuss. H. E. .Pratt and constipation. The induce a mild. . easy. healthful action of the bowels n M “my". Many others will on _ 31mm“; gum“, Ask your drugsist for , ter, the entries not closing until the , em 11 playing starts at eight o’clock. The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House 33 South Main St.. South Norwalh 515 mm so, comm. ;-.-1:-'-261uIII:;I:-:n:~;In. SELLING OUT SALE” ..._..op.._._ Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Corsets, and Furs EVERY GARMENT MUST GO 11111an JAN. 1, 1914 toured he readjustunem o: the new tax-lit on woolens. This sale otters you therery finest readydor service garments in «the world at the priceotcommonplacekiud. There is no need for no to other lengthen words at praise (or our merchandise (or its merits are too .. well known. it in simply a moottooinuohgoodeonhandonao. “ . oouut‘ot thornlld wuther we have hash For this selling out sale we have reduced prloeoto a record breaking point for they must. he sold . better-em new term schedule takes effect. We are not. making this _ sale under false pretended as others do. lbuying ohm auction goods and mingto unload them upon you. but ours are the bent goods with our guarantee on every garment Don't delay Be mm the first to more You will buy it you see the anode. Come and come chick. '.-I-Z¢.-;.;.;-;.:-:-:I;-;u 1-,. -g:x:-:-:-:-:-;‘;u;= 1.1:. :1;.~;.:a:-:e:=:-;. 1, . 1:1 1 13'. .53.” .1 I “lltllrisl-lu In: :- --f ”in: iltv' ..... ‘f'I.-:-‘.'-'f‘-‘f‘-‘f’it-'S'-:"‘-‘f‘-:u; HLlDAY GOODS GO TO ‘ AlhckermanSzSon 1::3‘1 ago-rs . ........ I mwminflwmmm mm wmmmoomwmwu It W memo-d that the Ander- by them new Athletic Club in Arlen 1.,01, "men team had retired from the . 11-1311 next MW night. 1)er to race. They were five laps behind. ., ”he a big event in sporting ell-clear. Th6! were declared officially out at There will he pinochle shines to? The Very Best 003“» ism 3““ M are now offered at re iucerl prices. ’ . . see and didn' i buy, you can now affordwthey are costly no more. ' The Costs and Suits you had your heart set on will NOW gun at probably , less than you were willing to pay then. ‘~ , Bu warm, be sensible, be prepared for cold weather emergencies -- and COME NOW! A The costly coats and Sells you were here to v 11111, James Powers, G. W. Stevens, 8. ‘ , --lr you haven‘t the time to exercise P. Decker. J. H Mallory, E F‘ Smithi ,, Ladies? 81 ‘Misses’ SUITS 81 COATS THAT SOLD FROM $16.50 To $30.00. SPECIAL li'Oli. - THIS SATURDAY $10.98 to $17.98 ‘F UR SETS ransom CONEY. 11110110011, 111111 FOX. Monarsmu, wmrn 1111111111. unisex 110x. 111112151011 $11.11... 111.1111 FOX AND unusxau raw. mucus $5.98“ 10142.50. 1" ER SET Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS 81 COATS. THAT USUALLY 9111.1. FROM $10 00 re :21 00, SPECIAL 11011 T1118 SAT unoar $7.981 to» $19.50 SILK ' ' 1" W1... Petticoats IR ALL THE LATEST SliADES AND STYLES. INCLUDING J ERSEY TOPS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS SATURDAY GREAT SACRIFICE ,l P a away this Wednesday night. so don’t: vb ~ewonmmmm :mthismiommonhfl $1.98 to $5.98 “hf FRANK J ACOBY 5:31;: Opposite Hoyt’e’l‘heatre. Smttlt Norwalk. Conn. uni-munch REX THEATRE. Today’s program includes a "101" feature in two parts, “The Madonna. oi the Slums" with Green Cunard and Francis (mirth and “Mine and Jake in the Wild West," a very funny “Joker" comedy. You will not regret having come out in the cold to see them. Tuesday we are going. to have a three reel “1111p" feature which no one should raise. it is "The Shodowa 0! New Yor"‘ and has flashlight scenes that are most heautltui and wonderful The next premium is a. very hand some carries set. This will be Riven fail to come. Considerable interest has been created over these presents in are giving away to they are good ‘end expensive ones which are not only seem. in your own home, but also nuke 11 very ”Extraordinary Christmas gift widen is really the reason we are making this hlx otter. Ion. ‘ waaoo nerunue. Andrew Cnbowent. To Bfldweport‘ - yesterday and ecoomponied Andrew ,Warxo, released because of a failure to prove the charge of arson unmet " him, home to South Walk. 1111111111111“? we" ihMmWYouM mim,fisdrdlisirultl1 Lowe: 1111 run 1111311111111 it looked oio ”emollient Hugu- ey Jennings, manager or the Detroit team oi the American league came within an ace of landing the job as manager or the Brooklyn baseball team. , The story goes that Jennings got the idea that it he were badly want- ed in the Notional League, Detroit certain underground overtures to Charles H. Ehbete. The Brooklyn president was willing to hear what. Jennings had to say. and Jennings telephoned, from Manhattan that he would visit Ebbets Field right away. He hung up before he could he choked oil. What. made. the situation embar- rassing for Elbhets was that in the ofllee at the time was Bill Danton. who had not been tomoiiy interned that he was a dead one. and who. still entertained hopes that he would be reappointed. Ehbots slipped, the present. and no marshoiteu the club stand on the npproschee to the hold to stop Jennings. Ed himselt prov ed the best scout and held do Join ”lingo.“ who was in an auto. They Want to a restaurant end-tuned boni- noes. m1 m’ununuod on and outer laden. . unnwhflq' Mon-oer John, 1. lo (item. of. the Ghats, innald to have 11.5.3111 wubertmmminmeherth. Wheelers. says the. story. ulnar-ow end Robinson 111111111 11 cartel and Wm remand Robinson I0 that homeroom tor- ............ would let his. 60- Hence he made: lost night, Johnny .Martin earned the more with Mother”. who was also ‘ , fill BLACK BOB LEE HITS CANVAS. John Lester Johnson and Bob bee. colored heavyweights. had it out last night utter a long standing grudge at the Olympic A. (3., New York. Johnson winning in the third round with 11 left hook to the jaw, forcing Lee to take the count of ten. Johnson had the bet- ter of the argument from the start. having ion on the run from hell to belt. Leo Opened up a. bit in the third session. but his loads were slow. and Johnson inking “vantage hooked in o snowy ion and ended the contest. _ MART"! curvature 711511.. PM the W 11.: c.. 01 Brooklyn, verdict over Joe The“. of Philadelphia, in the main hunt of ten rounds. and hittlnx abuity. Thelt made a bold Min and thaw with 11. ha!- mnlier in the lanttwo rennin. but tall: elite connect. II. the ten. round semi» hall Y0m1,ullbo and Young Bruno went the limit/to .a draw. - ll Hills llll W MW SW” Sllllli Pm‘tllemoln Em All Stem at m, imitation in Fire [insist “ it what you Just one in sourinu on mummorno‘siihalumpot lend, “imbibe“. or you belch m and cruciate sour. undiluted food, or inn 0. listing on diatom. i heartburn. holiness, neuron, bad tab in nonunion stomach handset». m can gum relief in live minute‘s mum W to show we the Mob. plainly printed on those WWW at Museum the you it!!! mm why m M too-bios or all We unit. It ‘ond mawmm your, outshone-s: - W or indigestion in In lum- um um ‘hmms mu like my. them own “It as film tor mus» lion MM W 1111 the MM Mar-- ltin had eight or the ten rounds in his Itnvor and in: superior in cleverness at; Whmmmmm, mm o W m: Ml. mmmwmnuuim; .WMMwmhfidlnb ‘1 'mmmmmmmu. Wifififié'i? -. L. i. Wm gm Ropes and Strings of Pearls There has opened. :15 announced yesterday, a. rule and title exhibit of Pearl Netklaws. the very clever ii11i~ lotions of Oriental Pearls. which 1111- made by exports in France. 'l‘hcsc are fine and highly lustrous beads with, :1 smooth satiny skin, ranging in color from pure white in creamy wliitc..'111d rose pink. .\ delightful mllu‘tiuu in look at. For small Strings of Pearls, snowy white, 75¢, In white, pink and Cream. varied sizes, $1_15‘ $3.50 11. $7.50, ‘Very handsome Necklaces,*perfectly matched, geld $12.50 111 :1-k c clasps 'l‘heso are all in satin illlt‘ti tillst‘S ready in charming gifts. Jewelry Section. Main Floor. Fine and DaintyWash Fabrics Put up in Christmas Foxes, Silk and Cotton Crepes, Voites, Ratines and Novelties The Wash litmus Section 1111 the main floor present 11 large stock of waist and dress patterns (lune up in Holiday "dressings. Flowered Dimities, Striped Zephyrs, p13,“ and Striped Voile. Cotton Poplins, Ratines. Crepes and Foulards, With other attractive materials for Afternoon and Evening (lmvns. any of which will be put in boxes at tho request 11f tho customer desiring to make a present. Choice Perfumes, Extracts. and Toilet Waters, Sachets for the wardrobe or chifforiier. Toilet Powders and other choice Bits for the boudoir Thermos Goods, Bottles, Cases and Luncheon Kits for ‘MOtorist A very complete assortm cut of genuinc'l‘licrnms lint- tles, Cases. Food Jars. Lunch Boxes, Carafes and Cups. These are always welcome gifts for the man who apprcn ciates them most, usually forgets to provide himself with then}. u 'i'iiermos Bottles, $1.25 up Carafes, $2.50 up Food Jars. $1.50 up Lunch Boxes, $1.00 $2.00 up Carrying Cases for Boxes. Bottles and Cups. , “ linsemynt Furnishing Store. Lunch Kits, Electrical Appliances that will * please all housekeepers For all houses equippc ii for electricity we have those cmwcnicnsee: Chafing one». Cotton Machines, Foreclosure. Samovers. Towers and Grill: lions, finished in either nickel or swoon; and these can be connected with any light socket, consuming very little current. while in (inflation. .1 '1 M Globe-Wernicke Sectional Book Cases The xiii ideal for boy or girl is the starting of a See» drum Bookcase. in this we“; thejflenih fibrin can be ’ kept; bx itself, which is certainly a: great joy to the , summit Globe-WSW W in the N mm TV My”
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