In the swag“
our Great Annual Cieanmy oi Winter Mer-
chandim. Begin January 2nd.
Always I‘d-ell lel' "unwed Bargains
Values lids Year are Greater
A complete clearance oi all Winter merchandise treat every department
absolutelynecessary. Wewlllnotearl'y overanyoi these
inseam. Clearance is the one idea dominating this sale. Price
than liver Beiore.
reducing has been a matter oi cutting down turner figures toaievel that will
‘ ‘ GUARANTEE hutch-action buying on your part. Everything Must Go.
oi this line. seaseiiable and desirable merchandise lobe dis
posed oi during the event is greater than In prerious sales because unseas-
enable weather has made litany We hesitate to buy. The very size oi the
3Stoeils has made clearance more urgent and price cutting more drastic than
ever beiore. SUPREME VALUES AWAl'l‘ YOU. .
'Get Best Choice by BhyingHer-‘é
Opening‘tDav. Jan. 2nd.
ALL WOMEN’ S COATS andeUITS Must Co.
The store must be swept clean of all Winter apparel.
And it surely will be if un-
equalled bargains are appreciated. Former prices have been tremendously lowered on this
season’s most popular styles in Coats and Suite.
814. 98 and $16. 98 SUITS.
long and short coats, tunics and circular
‘7 Iv skirts, half and all lined math. *
$19.98‘and $21. 98SUl‘l‘S. - - $14. 98
These are in lirench sages, poplins and
broadcloth—all in the latest models!
324.98 and 32938501“. - - $19.98
These suits are the smartest models in the
late winter styles in all the newest mater—
Mink.
$34. 98 to $49. 98 suns. J
\‘i icely lined and warmly underlined last
‘ word in suits
oticred.
tadi‘es’ Sh’irtwaists
With still collars and cufi's ...... $1.25
Geisha Waists
‘.\ lot of (ieisha Waists ...... ..... 79¢
Shirtwaists
.\ lot of l‘lanncl Waists in all popular
stripes ................ 79¢ to $1 25
$2 .98 Waists, - -
in heavy ctcpe- --de cliine~all colors.
$1.98
You Can Save Much on MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
39.9800ATS, - - - -
3‘ Up to the minute styles in all non! nlntei-
-$9.98.
. treason - . 1- --
$24.98“
35. 98
int-r—plain and belted.
814.98 COATS. $7.98
Three-quarter length, belted, plain mixture
Material. some lined and half lined.
$19.98 CGATS. - - - g $14.98
Black broadcloth, all lined.
lilandsoniéiliirls' Miannish Coats, 1: years
to l8 years. Were
87.98
nos - rials COATS. - - $9.98
('iirls' Coats in plain and fancy material.
it is Wasteful to» Miss these WAIST
.. and SKIRT BARGAINS
"lhc shattering of regular prices has been complete—411cm charming stylish Woistn
and Skirts now hear ridiculously low figures.
these we have never
Ladles’ Mannish Waists
With soft collars :llld culls ........ 98¢
Skirts, - - 134.98
Lot of high—priced Skirts in latest materials
and styles.
Ines here.
Such" savings as
SPECIAL
Nlcwest Circular Skirt iii the new mater-
ials—in black blue green and brown—lull
sizes ............................ $2.98
Striking examples of the great bargains this sale offers will be found in Muslin lander-
\\ 031'.
Ladies? Night Gowns
lll full length 3'-
Corset Covers and ’llrawers
In Many styles .................. 19¢
Mllslill Skirts
Lung Muslin Sikrts with embroidery 79¢
.;.‘ ................ “49¢ -
Handsome, desirable garments are here at most drastically reduced prices.
Petticoats
Short White Petticoats ....... t . . .
tine oi Our Specialties
We have on display one of the finest lines
of Ladies’ Bland Embroidered French Un-
derewar ever shown in the city. in com-
binations, Chemises, corset covers, drawers.
etc.
A Clean SWeep of HOSIERY
These two most important Winter needs have been reduced in price to an unequalled.
low level. Economy urges you ho buy bountifully.
partnicnt, in which is displayed the best one-half and all silk Hose in the town.
19¢ lip—ah colors.
Don’t foget to visit our Hosiery De-
Special.
CHILDREN‘S DRESSES UNDER PRICED.
Some very eitcelient values are offered“ in pretty practieal Dresses for children
For
instance we are closing out a lot of Children's W‘ in all materials . Sizes 4 to 14
Peiticotts SPECIALS- Meyers Gloves
years.
Black Imitation Heatherbloom ..
79¢
They wear like old friends 98¢
new term mourn gunners wild. and (um mmvmasm.
M MOLTASCH 8: SO
Choice now. $4.98. Great V0“.
4» piston rings will overcome. the local
25¢.
fi-il soap.”
e. L. sculptor. doe-t.
Honk! Honk!
AUTOMOBILE NOTES;
should lean to feel the motor and
Motoring Department Sentinel determine under which condition it
Would you advise taking down nio- performs M
tor of my car this winter, alter consid‘
‘erlng the following conditions: It has in neutral and stop the motor This
been run, in two meant] 2000 miles. will elect . during in gasoline
Ind at “16 DTBIOIII time "9 runnin‘ If you QXDCHQHCB no overhangs
lqualttios "°- apparently. no utlstac- trouble under all conditions ot run»
itor) as ever, except thatlnotice a 111- ms there should be no cause for
1119 A939 in in pulling power 0!! Nu. ‘mm Perm" the mhtor sectiona
'" “I” “'9‘ 1‘ ““0” t0 9"" hun- are more or less directed by the air
dred miles. whereas previously be- currents due to the ”9;, of “a used
tween to and 11 gallons was sutlicient, The “no“ of water inlet would also
and is using double. it not more, oil have an elect
per hundred miles. Also. it seems to The 0‘18"! process tor removing
”3°“ considerably. “MC“ pnviously carbon is much used and considered
it did not do. except immediately very 80M
ialter new oil was put in. Now it Is A “mum, must be designed to keep
zeither smoking or needy in need of motor tron: overheating under all
oil when it stops Lately. when bsv- 0°“,qu (1 running During the
“8 “3’ “"30“ "NW1 “Y "m 0‘38“ hottest wnothor u must be very efll
process. o small knock appeared in clout: .
one of the cylinders. which probably Since a ”30“,”, motor 1. more em
will m“ t° ”9 token 3"” ‘0 rectify eient when hot (not. overheated) it is
hoot. advisable during very cold weather
1 i run 9600 miles without havinl to reduce the cooling area or the
the valves ground, and they were In radiator. it this is not done too
a (air condition then. , is this excep- mucb heat will be carried 01! through
tional? i put“ considerable kerosene the cooling mien. and the ‘ motor
oil once a week in the cylinders. bid will not develop its normal power.
thin coconut for the valves running it In on any matter to reduce the
so long. and is kerosene all better cooling area by covering put otthe
than alcohol for keeping cylinders radiator in cold weather. but it is a
clean? How con i tell it the muffler very dilflcult problem to increase the
needs cleaning? When cut-out is cooling efficiency during the hot
;woriting does this have the mniflor wgothor. -
from tilting up? When coasting with
no throttle fully rouyrded. so that Motoring Department. Sentinel
ll am using about us enough to run 1 have a flvo-wnenflr touring air
live miles an hour. le‘ it better on which has the full floating typo nxle.
On a long count you can place sears
the level to have spark lever in its “a there is a torque rod running ‘
regular position. fully retarded? On a from tho ule torvm‘d. in going over
long coast is there any benefit do car tracks and rough road- there
rived from shutting cit spark 0010' seems to be more noise than neCBE‘
pletely. especially II i cannot cone guy coming trout the roar construe
ptetely shut off the see. u now til“ tion. i am told that the trouble lies
ranged therefore presume there is no in the torque rod Will you please
saving or m, but does it help the advise whnt part at the torque red
“1010'? is apt to give trouble and how can 1
1 Since cold weather set in l have no repair It? i until to make all my
ticed that my radiator beats on one own mph-sir possible. .i. B.
side and the other side will remain The forward part or the torque rod
cold. almost an equal division. ox- is usually a ball and socket Joint an
cept that the cold side will be slight- chored in such a manner that it will
iy warm at the top And sometimes relieve the torque of the drive shalt
at the bottom or the radiator. The housing There is a heavy Ipring on
middle section. however. is cold. it top or this bull and socket joint and
heats up thoroughly when motor “so e um spring on the bottom
stops. to this n fault that should be Usuguy there is an adjusting out on
remedied? D0 7°“ “"0" the oxygen the bottom 0: this socket which will
process for removing carbon? What permit incl-easing or decreasing the
denotes tn the running or it motor the reunion on these springn. it those
necessary for covering up part of the springs are broken or weak there Is
radiator? Thanking you for your at- bound to be more or less rattle in
.tentlon to this. lremaln, W. D. R. paging ovoi- rough places. Some
f it would be advisable to have you: times these gprlngs break. would
oar overhauled. All the working “88.3.3. that you take out this bull
""9 0' "‘7 car “99d 120”” miles and socket and examine the parts
9”" careful 50““ 0“" carefully it is possible that the
1. Perhnpii the installation or new springs need greater tension. ‘
of power and eliminate the smok- Motoring papal-imam, Sentinel:
lug. However. it would be best to in I want to removd the bolts which
Jil'nct your repair man to enretluiy hold the hub on my trout wheel. but
caliper the cylinders dbd pistons to as they are round headed the entire .
determine their condition. It may he bolt turns when 1 turn the nut. There
necessary to reborn the cylinders and is no way or holding them so the?
lit new pistons and rings. This will will not turn How can I get them
entail additional expense. but it war- oil? \ B. R. K
noted the results obtained will more 1: you do not care to cut the bolts
than robs! you. worm suggest that you slot the head
i It. is excopflun‘l to have valves in or the bolt and hold it with a screw
100d condition alter 9.500 miles’ use. driver. or would suggest that you
Hormone will help to 7001100 “PM“ tile a that surface on ouch aide oi the
deposit, and keep the value clean. but bolt so that, it may be held by it
not for such a long period. The on wrench while the nut is being re
haunt valves uncanny should be moved. .
resoatcd at frequent intervals in order; ‘
to keep them-in 800d condition. Al Motoring Department, Sentinel:
coho! is supposed to be better than; The host pin or swelled unether"
kerosene tor reducibg eel-lion de- has been broken all of the carbu-
9°51“. ‘ i ( rotor. and I would like to know
it the mother is clogged with oar- whether this makes" any didarenee.
boll you will note loss or power due Since the pin has been broken I have
—-——-—
is not a didlcuit matter to remove the when sounding. Will you Dime all
m‘tilfler. , disassemble tind clean it. vise whether this pin is geceeury.
“one doodt‘ .. » Null.
3. tWhatith t is ill Theourbuflbnr"tloitlet”ll msmhmvwm Ammo!“
‘ e cutou valve open a .839! mm tickle: may be touching the
net cases should pass this device to push down. the. hoot. an ‘
-me -. ".....a- I. .
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As has been announced, then: is chiriided to ail our 1
patrons a two days’ period, Wednesday and Thursday he. .
ioae New Year's Day, during which time selections may .i
be made from the Furniture Galleries of such pieces as
may be desired. These pieces will be charged and sent to
customers alter the sale opens on January second. A
leisurely inspection of the large stock \‘tilhOllt the hurt)
and tonfusion of the opening days of a great sale will no
doubt be appreciated b_\ the majority of prisons ulm ll.l‘l(
not quite decided as to “hat the) hill select.
Clearance of Handkerchiefs
’A large quantity of counter Handkerchiefs in the
25 ct. quality which became mussed from handling
through the Christmas rush, have been gathered and will
be closed out at , .‘ __ .. - Mg
19 ctl. flab. ' i
There are included both white and colored novelties, ...
plain andembroidered, some of them very desirable. ‘
Handkerchief Section, main floor
At the Jewelry Section
Strings of Purl Beads, u on $1.00. 41 50 cu;
Solid Gold Signet Rings, $1.00 and $1.50 ».
Rhinestone Hatpins, were $1.50. 25 cts.
Tango Slipper Slidefi were 50 cls.. 25 cits.
Attendee is directed to the tables bearing tickets at-
io. 25, so eta. and Sine, for these contain
values and are constantly being removed.
Children’s Wear
Rampers and CW“ of plain clinuihrny.
blue. nice quality.
l‘t‘lllfll‘lx'fliillt’
pink or
Rompers for ages 2 to o years.
Creepers for l and 2 years. 50 etc.
White Knitted Toboggan Caps for babies. 50 cts.
Second Floor.
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Toilet Section
Colgatn’s “We COmfo ' Box containing
Toilet ‘&up -
'I‘oOth Paste
' Cold Cronin
Talcum Powder :5 eta. ‘
Ganden of Allah T011“ Wat=r, largo bottle, $1.00
The Lace and Trimming Section oti‘ers a
splendid
harvest of remnants and odd pieces of lovely things that
every woman knows how to use in fixing up gowns Love
ly Laces and furbelows at the smallest pritcs.
A word to the wise.
Crinter Counters, Main ‘Floor.
lhev are
going fast,
DEPOSITS
\lliir: aw mt mat-"n: ‘
SATURDAY JAN era;
will draw interest from Jun. l.'
$1.00 Starts an Account
%.The Fairiield County:
‘ Savings Bank
\\ all St.” N at walk
.1 to heel: pressure in the cylinders. it had trouble with carburetor flooding? .
' Well Shell Feet.
All kinds 01 Shoes ior MEN WOMEN
and CliiIilltEN.
Skating Shoes for Boys and Girls. __
Conneally &Brackenifl £5
. 8: ‘WyIshington Street. Telephone 147%. ... .
~ Alter 12.000 ruliosf use this should be and. it not. wbytrbe carburetor should
n: lino SEEN THE iLOOK. .
“a “W “N. (33111th to W109 (at 2 a. mJ—Waka up, Jain)
‘ nation (sleepilyl—Well. r... no '
revolver "You so in and 39th denture .
Norwalk Chronicler