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roycd by you.
Tailored Suits
10 DollaI Suits for . .- ................ . . ._ 3530
I5 Dollar Suits for 1 ...................... 57.50
18 Dollar Suits for ........................ $9.00 .
20 Dollar Suite for ....................... $10.00
25 Dollai Suits for ....................... $12. 50
Skirts
3 Dollar Skirts for ......................... $1.50
4 Dollar Skirts for ......................... $0.00
5 Dollar Skirts for ........................ $2. 50
(I Dollal Skirts for ...' ...................... $3 00
7 Dollar Skitts for ......................... $3.50
8 [him Skins €01 ......................... $4.00
Silk & Satin Dresses
III Dollar Dresses for ...................... $5.00
12 Dollar Dresses for . . .. ..................
I5 Dollar Dresses for ....... . .............. $7.50
18 Dollar Dresses for ...................... $9.00
20 Dollar Dresses for ..................... $10. 00
25 Dollar Dresses for ..................... $12 50
Silk and Crepe Walsh
3 DullaI Vi aists for ........................ $1.50
4 DollaI Waists for .v. ...................... $3 00
4. 50 Dollar W aists for .................... $2. 25
5 Dollar Waists for ....................... $2.50
White lingerie
Lawn and Cotton Crepe Waists, $1.50 values, at 85c
liouse Dresses
Suitable 1m sheet wear made of pcrcalc and ging—
ham will) over- ~skirt .............. 750511111 $1. 00
Sweaters tor Men. Women, Boys & Girls
‘ No Cottons
$1. 50 Swoatua for ........................... 756
$2. 50 Sweaters for ........ . ................ 91. so
. $3. 50 Sweaters for .......................... $1.75
$4. 50 Sweaters for ......................... $2. 25
$5 .00 Sweaters tor ......................... $2. 50
$6.00 SW eitiers foI ......................... $3.00
$7. 00 Sweaters for ......................... $3. so
Rain Coats tor Men. Women. Boys & Girls
6 Dollar Coats for ......................... $3 00
7 Dollar Coats for ......................... $3 50
I0 Dollar Coats tor .................. . ...... $5. 00
12 Dollar Coats for ......................... $6 00
15 Dollar Coats for . ..................... $7.50
RI GER C0.
Our Annual Half-Price Sale of Cioaks, Tailored Suits, "Dresses,
Skirts, Silk and Lingerie Waists, Furs, Raincoats, Syreaters,_
Boy’ 8 Clothing, Men’ s OVercoats and Suits lwillj Start' :23
TOMORROW—FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY, 15TH.
’i'hisisthesalethaicolcsonce ayearandcreatesasensatlonanonashrcwdhayers.
Not Gilthre the prices ridiculously low which miles this salenoicworthy—bnitheaoodsonsalearc oi iheistciassvariety.
Nothingiis being sold that is especially manuiacinred tor saleplrposes. usually sold at this line oi the year by most merchants
ourstocksthatareoitercd now are thesurplusoiourcaremnyseiectednerchandisethatwumdloryonlnthe earlypart
oi theseasonndowilotothe-iidweatherandindnsh'lai depressionrenaincdnnooldononr McEvery amenhemourCilARAHl‘EE.
; . This SALE there will be NO CHARGES, N0 APPROVALS. N0 EXCHANGES. N0 TELEPHONE ORDERS. Alli N0 DEUVERIES.
Finis theprlce list ior your perusal. We will not attempt tooonluse you by descriptions oi thestyleaias these nustbe app-
Girls & Misses Coats
5 Dollar Coats for ........................ $3 50
6 Dollar Coats for .................. - ...... $3.00
7 Dollar Coats for .......... . .............. la. 50
8 Dollar Coats for ......................... $4.00
10 Dollar Coats for ........................ $5.00
Coats tor lilo-en
Seal l'luslI, (lose ‘Curl Astracliau, Broad 'lail
l’lush, l'ancy Gray Mixtures Blue and Gray Cilin~
chillas.
$7. 50 (outs at ............................ $3. 50
$9.00 Coats at ............................ $4.50
$10.00 Coats at ............................ $5. 00
$12.00Coatsat....‘ .............. , ......... $6.00
$15.00 Coats at ..... . ....................... $7. 50
$18. 00 Coats at ............................ $900
$20.00 Coats at .......................... $10.00
$22.00 Coats at .......................... $11.00
$25.00 Coats at ........................... $12.50
BLACK BROADCDOTH COATS.
Girls’ School Dresses
A very large assortment -
$ .75 Dresses for ......................... S .39
1.00 Dresses for ............................ .50
I. 50 Dresses for ............................ .75
2 .50 Dresses for ........................... 1.25
Bath Robes and Kimonos
Also to go at HlALF PRlCEI
$3.00 Robes for ....... _ .................. 61.50
2.00 Robes for ........ ‘. .................... 1.00
Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits & overcoats
SIZES (I to 17.
$2.50 SUITS FOR ........................ $1.25
3.00 SUITS FOR ............ 1.50
4.00 SUITS FOR ......................... 2.00
4.50 SUITS FOR .............. , .......... 2.25
5.00 SUITS FOR .............. .. . . .I. . .. 2.50
6.00 SUITS FOR ........................ ' 3.00
overcoats
3 DOLLAR COATS FOR . . .. . . . . . . . $1.50
4 DOLLAR COATS FOR ................. 2 03
5 DOLLAR COATS FOR ................ 2.50
10 DOLI AR MEN’S COATS FOR ........ 5.00
12 DOLLAR MEN '8 COATS FOR ........ 6.00
15 DOLLAR MEN’S COATS FOR . . . . .. 7. 50
18 DOLLAR MEN’ S COATS FOR ........ 9. 00
- 20 DOLLAR ME’N’ S COATS FOR ..... . .. 100‘0
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Estahliehed 1868
ALL TRIMKED HATS AT ONE HALF PRICE
and some less than half. All silk velvet stapes
' for half price, some of them as
low no 50: and $1.50.
Ostrich Pines and Fancy feathers
IiBIlil’rlce
3 DOLLAR pwuas 1-012 .. .......... 31.59
5 DOLLAR Pwuns FOR .......... 2.50
6 001.0111: FLU-MES FOR ........ .. . .. 3.00
Manitoulin“: and Collars at iiall Price
Brown and Rack Mulls worth $7.00 to $10.00 for
H‘ALF. Neck l’icces $4.00 to $6.00 for HlALl"
Gabi-char
FOR MEN AND WOMEN INT-HALF PRICE.
Men's and Wounn'u Umbrellas with silk Covers
and tasscls $130 values for 75 cents
Blankets’audflulits
lugIIlaI selling prices from $1. 50 to $600.51“ to go
AT HALF PRICE.
hummus-1m
We have about 10 {title white and gray Reed up’
holstcretl carriages worth from $15.00 to $25.00, also
push carts from $2.50 to $5.00 all to be sold at
HALF the regular price.
Room sizes. 9 x 12. 8' 3"x10' o“ 0qu
and also a lot of small Rugs will be sold at
HALF PRICE. Crex rugs included.
Selim RUGS FOR ...................... $14.00
25.00 RUGS FUR ..................... 12.50
20.00 RUGS FOR ...................... 10.50
1&00 RUGS FOR ...................... 9.00
15.00 RUGS FOR ................. 7.50
12.00 RUGS FOR ................. . .. 6.00
10.00 RUGS FOR ...................... 5.00
8.00 RUGS FOR ...... , ................ 4.00
. 5.00 RUGS iOR ...................... 2.50
4.90 RUGS FOR ...................... 2.00
3.00 RUGS i‘OR ...................... 1.50
Lace-Curtains .
Novelty Curtains. Our entire stock to go at
HlALF PRICE
Sale will last the balance oi this month. The last week in January we take inventory and we ought to he as
. clean as a whistle ii bargain giving counts tor anything.
ABUTLER LODGE INSTALLATION. l
Appointlvo.
Staff, of Nomlk. Conduct
Ceremony. 1
The Miners of Butler M50. N0. 97.‘ -
E. K211033106 atoll, of NorwaIk, and
at the conclusion of the excellentwork Walter W m P G
The officers and committees 1011011: 3"", W- we“ P— 9-
5'00th
Noble Grand—Clarence E. Croioot. ‘9“-
Vice Grand—<Wiliiun n. Tove. l ”‘9-
Recording Secretary—D. Bun- Buch.‘
Financial Secretary—400130 A Ve- than J 30"-
rI-emrer-nooan'o. Acton. p. 0. 500” J JIM-
1111115.
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Director—bed W. Fitter.
Pianist—Fred 0.} 001111130. .
Warden-«Chas. A. Fellini. P. G.
Conductor-Wm. E. But-key.
Outside Guardian—Ernest Wilkin-
"1.0. 0 F, were installed that night by son
a y 3 District Deputy Grand Master cameo ““1“ “Wilma-Ed“! T New
Right modem: to Noble Grand-
Left Supporter to Noble Grand-
Right Scene Supporter-Harry Shor-
Lntt Scene Supporter—William Gout
Chaplain—Guiana S. Baker, P. G.
Right Supmrtor to Vice Grand—Wil-
Lott Supporter to Vice Grand—-
Trustee (for [maul—«Prod H. a... Standing Minutes. (tor 1 your.)
. Al ,Wldowo and Orphans—Fred D. Jen
Fallon, P G.
’lrnnaient Relief—+Wlilim 0. Mar
rlam. P. G., Otto Lindatrom ind Wil
liaiu Podmore. P. G.
H. Gehrman, P. G. $
‘ ens, P. G. WW"-
Bntteraon, P. G.
Brown
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Homwiveo watch Sentinel Wantl
looms
CHICAGO. Jan. 14.490011] deter-
) mination of the mimetic n proceedings. -
Standing Committee. (for I montha.) ‘ instituted by the Federal W0 '01
Finance-Arthur L. Benedict. 8n, P. Provent organizedbunboli iron in-'
G., Walter W. Rose. P. G. and 04101180 torturing With “3 over-thus 3M 9137‘
gore, is expected when the case is open-
Revision—D Burr Beach, P. 0., Sam ad here next Wednesday boror Judas
uel 3. Baker, P. G. and Curtis A. Our Lentil: in the United Stats District
Delinquent—Arthur L. Benedict. 8r, i‘ August Horrmnnn. chairman or the
P 0 Fred W PMer and John H- National Baseball Commission, 119111 a.
loonterence with attorneys for organ-
EnteminmenHSmuel 8 BIN» P- ized baseball today. at which wot-II '0!
G., Ralph J. Comatock and Junius gram“ 0 defense for the me.
ibrousht by thoyiiloderaiu was contin-,
‘ued. Herrmann planned to return to
Cincinnati tonight or tomorrow.
will be back on 11011021 tor a final 1100- amounting, Butler.
Ads. when the need 02 II new "hem" {tetanus with John mm. Wt m. Littlotdut. Korey and Foster.
" lot the National league. in ronrd to coxiwoin. were among the number.
050750.
last night.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Jan.
inimnno train typhoid , lever.
Garvin,
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,WWM
‘ Dim Jame: Hawks and Charles A. wEEDY END 1’0 iNJUNCTiou Elk-the piano at detenoe. John A. Heydler, ‘
secretion of the Nationals. who has
been aiding Hermann, returned east '
ATHLETES TO BE lNOCULATED.
14.-——.
Coach Vivian Ntckalln'cnlled out the '
University of Pennsylvania carameni
y’csterday'tn weightman Hail, he on
.nouncod that the men ‘qu be inocu-
lated with :iyphoid vaccine. About
twenty woody have been vaccinated,
and Nicknlin declared they are now
which
inst year hroke'up n powerlui crew.
liore than 175 candid-too reported
for the tint all yesterday. Seven
but members 0! last you": 'vorsity crew.
Captain
CbeDmReadCo
I ‘ ~ guano/1.4 185'!
Three Days More of the
January Sale
and to take advantage of special lists and discounts-
The sale doses Saturday evening.
It" now there is a special piece of Furniture you par—
ticularly desire. a Picture. 3 Certain set of favorite China, 11
nice piece ‘of (ilhss or Silver, or some labor-saving ar'
ticlc for the kitchen, now is the appointed lllllt‘. Do not
delay. ‘ The sale closes Saturday evening.
Are'You Going Away Next Month?
. With the whole Continent of Europe in the tumult of
loud war, it is a question of where to go If one wishes to
i make: flitting. The woman M'l’lO is a bit weary of the
bridge table or watching her steps may choose between
the wash of the southern seats, or the calm icy lakes of the
northern mountains. Perhaps the latter would be most
invigorating and the breath of the pines amid the snow is
pleasant. Wherever one goes. have the right luggage to
l take all needed things.
Special Wardrobe Trunk
Made of 3—ply veneer with canvas
and banded with hard vulcanized fiber.
i $19.75 this sale.
covering, bound
Value $2500
i 3 Suit Cases of russet cowhide, value $0.00. for $4.80
Men's Dress Suit Cases, 24 inches long. thin and flat.
. value $11.50. {or $9.20
1 Cone Suit Cases. very light weight. value $3.25, ‘
i for . $2.60
; 3 Fourth Floor.
Automatic Ash-shifters
f ‘ No shaking necessary. The cinders pick themselves
out. and the ashes run through into a receptacle at the
l bottom.
83.00 sale price. . . . . .
llaseIIIt-nt.
. Linoleum Remnants
Printed and Inllid. light geometric designs and imi—
tations of hard wood.
:Value $1.50, for $1.00
Value $1.25, for . .85
Value 5°C. for -35
i First Floor.
FIRE SALE
N 0w Going On
i
; At The
. Norwalk Furniture House
— it
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----—EXTRA SPFXIIALS-w—
‘ Graham Flour, 5"). bags ........................... 17¢ ‘
Skimmed Milk, full weight, a can .................... 7":
Dutch Cleanser. 2 cans .......................... 15¢.
N. B. C. Soda Crackers, 2 lbs. ................. 15¢
Royal Lunch Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. .................. 25¢
Selected Evaporated Apples in cartons .............. 9¢
A. STULL 7
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
Your Attention—"z:
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factor: which have mod 0 this institution what it III today
THE otnssr BANK m uoawaut.
rained County. National. Bank .
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Norwalk Chronicler