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. armies
in Chicago have .ssrth lieu: and ma
non. drill on the solid ground instead
on on armory floor. or course
it to out. 0! question in the State
W because We have the arsenal
“the basement under the drill hsil.

file only ohiection to the idea is

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id’thdlwonflnotlilwtomeu».
riodtoom. moomusregiment

shouldhomodeuaaoient as possible,
bititistoomudstoexpsctmen to
give up so and: of their time to
work aim we play futures on
' hrmdthnnllworkaudw
* Wynne“. Jock a dull hor.’ PM 3‘
mil my posts“ Iron. Wright you
'wiilifindshrpmmtinhulm
Ill’od. when the men on here that:
dances and athletics.
“i‘think lint my of the hi;
umoriss could do away with their
xhrdwood doors without W

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seriously with the play {wilting

.4100: or them have other rooms lulu
-‘ enough for mail dances. or cause
any such «huge in the sun Armory
would be needless us well on tumor

5 r oiblo. We have s lugs emery lot.
end in the summer months the ma
econ get all the marines they ueod

3. out there under conditions hourly an.

" preaching actual field conditions. i
«have no objection to their going out
Ind throwing up trenches there it
they wish. The New York regiments
are unable to do this become the!
very rarely own any property outside

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COMMENDE'D BY
DANIELS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Sl—Bocouse he
voluntarily pinned himself upon the
operating table for the transfusion of
his blood into the tents of a hospital
a nr‘ 13.13 Walter W. Gran or
me Corps, stationed here, was
n receipt of a letter or common-

1 from Secretary Daniels.

DA__R_lE___N
NOROTON

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Jack Harrison 01' Noroton is ill at
Risi- home.

Alexander Raymond is harvesting
0 mod crop of ice.

‘ “Lemar ‘l'lutlor. owner of tho Dar-
ion garage. was at. the. auto show in
,New York on Tuesday.

‘ - Eddie B‘sirohlid views with do-
clded dislavor the phasing automo-
lles-bcnrlng the new 19]?» markers.
He does not like those new markers
‘plqill. and lnaists that they look like
yellow dogs.

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meeting will bu
.346 next Monday evening to hear
he report of the selectmen on the
”out rorrthe ne whighway. and the
report of lhe Board of Finance ap—
iuprinting $10,000 for this road.

"lfhcre was much Jollly at the No-
.3» at“: Volunteer Fire Company's fire
use on the Poet road Wednesday
night where the Noroton Bachelors‘
‘Club was giving a. dance. It was a
jiteasunt altuir for all of The 100 who
were present. Dugdales four-piece
Whestra furnished the music. ft)! the
flair.” At the head of the commit
”Info! arrangements were James
roomy And Thomas Boyle.
'VTha annual meeting or the Con-
.reghtlofinl Church Wednesday eve-
"its, was productive of reports that
...,.‘ noticed the church in a. prosperous
Audition. The treasurers r‘eport
u R‘ohon'ed‘dtll bills paid and s .lgalance
in the treasury; also an increased
number of pledges for the expenses
Q: of thé coming year. The benevolent
- m of the chureh amounted to 8420. .
m Sunday—school report showed a»
membership at “land. with the
, 313 on the <crudde-lr501‘l'multhe Home
‘Depurtment. a total of 185. George
Cantrell reported for the Christian
’ ”limdeavor Socially. “1‘s '1 H. Noxon
nor the males». Missionary Societi’.
‘ and Miss Helen Merchouse for the
Endless Aid Society“ (the olllcers were
Ill reoelected. Those are: Deacon A.
7’ ”H. Scofleld. clerk: Thaddeus Hoyt.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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.-3W.Nor1nan and E. in Spooner. bus-
logos committee; E. A Spoonor chief
‘ J. F. Willipms will continue
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«Flue skating is being enjoyed
We highl- on the Springds‘le pond,

emu; to mum the chilly folk, and
ithe' ice in in fine condition for this

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Begins TO- MORROW and still continue throughout

 

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\ltcr enjoying a very successful holiday business we shall begin tomorrow to right stock.
means the clearing up of all broken assortment: of \arious lines—all goods of a nintry character will
be concerned.

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This salc allonls a rare opportunity to obtain the most desirable merchandise at

Radical Price Reductions.

 

sell angled enemy.

it will pay you well.

 

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LONG FLANNELKT'l'fi Kll‘ill’3NOfi. $2.00 qualv

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

35c. quality .............. . ............ 19¢ ity. at ................................ ‘. $1.49
LTHHJDR E’N'S FLEECE!) UNWWEAR, 250. " HDE‘R" WOOL SKATING CA PS, women's and

and age garments ..................... L . .. 19¢ children's sizes? to closr .................. 10¢
wonlsm; ALL wax. venture surfs, $2.00 'llRRXIJLEY erm«‘l.l«:RS, 50c quality: ball ’
quality, at ............................. $1.49 price ................. ~ ......... -. ....... ' 25¢
WOMEN'S HNE “MERINO” UNION SUITS. SMALL 1.0T WOM ENR‘S WAISTS. button back
$1.50 and $1.75 qualily. at ............... $1.25 models; values up to $2.00. To close ...... 49¢
\VlllthN'S SILK AN?!) WOO LUNION SUITS, LUNG BLACK K11) GLOVES suede and glare:
regularly $2.00 and $3.25, at ...... .. . . .R. . 31,49 regular prices $2.50‘aml $3.00. at '. . $1.49 PAILR . ‘
W'O‘MBN'S FLANLNE’LBWE NlCHT GOXVNS. C‘llJLDREN’S CASHMlERE AND GOLF . R
$1.00 quality, at ....................... . .. 79¢ GLOVES. also W001. M'l'l‘TENS .. 19¢ PAlR
HEAVY BLANKET BATH ROBES. were $298 WOMEN'S LliA'l‘l'lliRlfi'Vl‘E GLOVES. tan
and $3.98. now ......................... 31.98 color, regular 50c quality. at ........ 39¢ PAIR .

 

These are only a few sample items. You will find many in-
teresting values when you visit the store.

 

 

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lanuary Clearance Sale Continued

Discounts of ill and 12 per cent. on Furnit-

ure and all House Furnishings

Some Flue Furs at Sale Prices

It has been a common saying: for

that "Furs are high.”

highest grades of Furs. both in sets and

pieces. at about what they wulll cost

tun or three seasons

There is a chance now to buy the

as separate
at \x‘lmlcsalc. The

Furs offered are dependable, and it is Very costly to pur-

chase cheap Furs.

\Vc invite 'a close inspection.

‘Mink Mulls, regular price $67.50. for $55-00
Mink Surf, regular pricc $435.00. for $55.00
Persian Lamb Mufi, price $50.00. for »' $43.00
Persian Lamb Scarf, price $45.00. for $38-00

l Natural Moleskin Muff. plain. $3.400. for $28.00

i , fancy. $55.00. for $45.00

3 Scarf to match. $22.50, for $18.00

g JepantSc Fax Set, pricc $27.00, f6r $18.00

; Black Fox Mufl’s. 1 Black Coney Mulls.

W'aluc' 29.50. for $25.50Valnc $10.00. fur $7-75

W'aluc 26.00. for $20.oo,\'alnc Snot). for $7.50

Value $25.00. for $19.oov\"aluc $12.50. for $10.00

‘Valne $33.11). for $16.5o;\'sluc $13.50. for $11.00

l,\’:1lut- $18.00, lur $r5.oo.\'alnc $15.00. for $19.00

Black Wolf Muffs. -

\"aluc $ll‘).00. for $7.75 \‘nluc $12.00. for $9.50

. Children’s Fur Sets at. prices much rcdm-ml.

3” R1 1 Second Floor.

Japanese China Dress Goods -‘
‘; Dainty Nippon War: in ““‘l‘ll \'ct'_\' desirable weaves for
and attractive pit-("cs Skirts in the salc.

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Optician

Everything in the Optical Line

II WALL OTREET
NORWALK
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MENT.

WASHINGTON, Jail.

Bernstorft, the German embassadorj
made his first‘commenl today on theK
alleged misuse of passports by Ger-g
mun reservists, in the following state-l
violated Thel
Hague Convention and the rules of in j .
temationnl law by taking unanncdl
people 01! vessels, at prooedlug against a
which the German Government com-l
ploined to the neutral governments. ln ;
consequences of this proceeding. Ger-l
mun citizens were deprived of goingi
home and several» may have tried t0j

neat: “England had

GERMAN AMBASSADOR'S (30M:r

Artificial Teeth“

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use false passports for this purpose
because oi? their desire to defend their
country. a motive whioh every good
citizenwlll understand. If this really‘
has been done, it will have to be prov-
ed. In ,sny case, however. German or-
liciais in this country had nothing

whatever to do with it.”

 

nel briner the best result:

Advertisements in The Senti-

 

lime Starvation .
Causes 'lhberculosls

howled!“ Maori (New York)
at TDeée-iber 18. 190.. mini-I .-
article on "the Treatment or I‘ll!-

rwwr'menml “1': “'°
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“the Dine-lo ls Ill-us Human-

by Br. John F. Bun-ell. who no":
”@“fi ““5." "- "°""‘"“'
to It 0 la n "flop-ell
o! more-loath the admit my be
mend an «e to line starvation.
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llaeudfloppeuhheot-pehlnl
phyllolmleu input-nee ‘ '
but If e ult- nre not In manic
continua“ It In Illa-It to alum
an the cells can some. the.

Years of widen read use confirm
no in the belief tllst. the so
mn' s Alterntlvo in cases ul-
Vmon'u' tuberculosis (consumpt onl
and e tonic th root and hronchla
troubles is due in large measure to
Its content of lime. on combined with
» other in gradients u to- he on": or

unprinted by. the sells.
this thil- much to

has hmul
do w the results obtslned in may
cases these sanctions. whloh sp-
xurn “avg-ave yielded to Damon's
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A good set of srtifloisl teeth in bet-
ter than a poor set of natural ones.
Aching, diseased, loose teeth are bet.
far out. They are often emensee to
health. it you are in need ol'the seri
vices or a. dentist. some to me lor an

Hours: 9 a. mute 8 p. m.
by appointment.

Dr. J. H. Mallory

16 South Main St. South Norwalk.
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PIANOS RENTED.
THE M. sonnnnnnno

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lUNli DEALER

Yeu‘oslymssowlteispmtol .or
phone to Sundown-um to
Win. Emu mayouflllgetsmdy
market for things which you 11th
went. one]: u rags. pom tutti“;

'bedssopecisity. Wsmtnitlnxlot'

examination, absolutely without cost. a

rubber-I. mm. mettle. restrict“

mesh. Samuel June. in Fort:

South Not-walk.

 

 

It will Pay You to Investigate our courses

Merrill College

Mumford. Pen Chester.

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The City National Bank
Idle Money '

Do not minimal-5m" the "slut: of} bank with a 111mm record, um-
sorvullva management and string llnnncinl resumes as essential i‘on-
lures which should influence you in M‘ll‘i‘t‘hk’ sure dcmsltory [or your

l'nqumtloncd summit) is «Minded by this BANK for the (11ml of

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You combine both saint y and liberal imcrcst when you lit-posit here.

 

lColiee Sets, 18 pcs.

ESherbet. Sets, 3 pcs. l

Fluids. Stripes and sc-ll culolml
\'0\ clt} \\ cams 50 to 50") inc hc:

\alue $400 {or $260 fl

\aluc $600 fl“ $400 w l‘ $1 00 a ward

Value $11.50. {Of $45" ‘ "' .~ " ‘ ‘
l‘nrmcl‘ DI’IL‘CS. $1.2.» 3" 30‘

10 pcs.
\R'aluc $5.00. for
Villllc $0.00. for

$3.50
$4.00

 

$2.00 and $2.50.

Remnants of Suits

Half Price

Value $5.00, for $3.50‘.

Value $6.00. for 34-003 Main Flour.
Chop Sets, 7 pee. * 0

Value $5.00, for $4.00l Handkel‘ChlelS
M” 8"" ’ Clearance of odd 10m

Value $.00 for $4 00“ aluc 15c. 9c. 3 for 25¢

Value 5650’ for $4 so \ aluc‘ 25c. v. 19°. 3 for 500

Dresser Sets. Bedroom Sets.\ Value ”(3c 355,3 for $x.oo
Marmalade jars and small picccs Value 5"“- [or 590
nt lll'nlnn-lll'nllllt' reductions. l\’aluc $1.1: (“1. 98C

Linoleum Remnants

”pun-ted and Inlaid. Splendid values
C lean and clearly printed blue and u rite gmd «rm: and

“bite designs. geometric tans and browns. imitations

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hard uood in dark oak colors. {zoml ~lzul pllC‘CH lzngc
enough for kitchens and balls. -~ .
Value 60c. for 40¢ \‘alue $1.25, for 85c
Value 50c. for 35¢ Value $1.50. for $L00

firing your dimensions. or telephone for mumm-
tome and get them.

 

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Merry leas to All

'1‘) OUR FRXENBS, OUR 008130311338.

With pleasure we express hearty thanks to our Frk'nds and Gusto
Incl-s for trade 0: the past.

Call unound and see our stock for Christmas, which include FLOW-
ERING, FOLIAGE and nor l’IulN'l‘S in numbers.

Groton. Remus, Phoenixen. Ferns. Anions. Aroma. Asparagus. Poin-
settia, Annamaria. Cydnnell, Anions, Cumulus, Daisy 5, Jerom-
lcm. Clienles, Dramas. hummus. one.

Cut flowers or guilty. All Christmas git-cos oi niacin! doom»
the value so don't “not everything tos- Glnlstms can be found at

South Norwalk Flower Co,
No. 2 South Main Street " ‘

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Your Attentlonlwt

EXCEPTION“. flRANClAL OTAflll-ITV '
EXCELLENT FACILITIES

PROMPT AND GORRTEORQ SERVICE

Ana the motors which has use. this institution what it is today
this owner mu: m nonwALK. " ‘

Fauhekl County National Bank

 

All Coats, Suits
llreSses and Furs

A'l‘ GREATLY REDUCED
mucus.

The Little Shop

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55 NQRTH MAINST.

 

 

 

 

m Yollll run.
Tally Cards.
Place Cards i
Score Pads
Rm and Claywood
dust the l
Pottery thing or

RIGGERMAN
308., 64 North Main St.

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Rubbers»
Boots
Arctics

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Glovers

South Norwalk