of
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sin-d I'flsultn.
$18.00 111 7575.00 Ladies’ and Misses' Suits
Sale P.1cc
SIS La ('8' at
Misses’ 11) 1
.d $5 $18 to $22
'.-‘ COATS
Lililt‘ GlRlS’ COATS, sizes .5 to
14. Sale Ptice
$6 and $7
1 Sweaters
for M111, Womrn and Children
31"! .1: C111 eatws, 981: $5 and $6 Sweaters
$2 51? 1‘1 cute .1, $193
Ladies’ trimmed flats
I“ 913$ value to $6
GOVERNOR AND SiJFFRAGE.
hinting TitiiE—
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Men’s League ‘Aska Chief Executivel
to Define His P011111 11 on Votes i
for W; men Question.
January Clearance 1
Ladies’ and Misses’ l
ANCE Suits, Coats and dresses
“11:11:11 bound to make this I
'Plk 111' the man“ for days '
am! we are confident
prices will bring the de-
l
1
1
Governor .\Hd‘tlls :-, 1111.1 omb to " “a“ a Glass °f 33”“ If YOU” Back:
(lay received a reuuv at 110111 the Hurts or Bladder Bothero.
t‘ouuectieut ."~1111's 1111111111 for \\'t)- 1‘ -
The .1111111 1: an 1111111 111111 11 omen must
1111111 Sullmge to state. 11s opin' on 1111'
1
$3 ‘18
$3 5.0 81 $1 S11e.1tus $2. 48}
g for Saturda .
Ladies’ and Misses’ C oats ladies’ Waisis, in Silks. Crepe de Chine, and Shadow Lace, all sizes, .
$7 08 1 311011.
$3.98;
Extra good
1 ‘11111.~1' 111111
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\. 1w Mil 0rd . -"‘
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\‘0 Itl1ilil("l'l()\l ’lti l‘lll2 CONNEC-
1111151111th
Boroughs» 111111111111 1‘,1
the resolution ‘I)l‘0\l1l 1:. 1111 equal! Luard 00111111111“) “tum“ kidney "'0“ M'“ "“3 l‘ull "llh‘mm I"lll‘lh(uln-
,sud‘rags in 1
1be presented to the '1 gislutuie, 'I‘heI ‘ "‘I'I food l9 “(‘1‘
.111 t 1:1.‘11
ltlrn'sJeaguq s a st..tt:1vlde organ-1
izatlon of votes. with 1-e:1rt-.—-'-:1tut1'on.
, in practically every town in the
state, and is rganizul for the :pu1'-.
'pose of 51111. 1110111111111 111111111 sup-
Mort to the 11> k of 1.113 ('ozinoctlcutl
Woman Sui. (18511111111111. in its
(ammunicu: ,1 to th- go :1-1;or the
league calls '11 his attention the re-
, cent uttera111’11= of (‘1"'.(‘l‘llltl‘.~‘ Walsh,
.» Whitman and lleeciuuau, oi .\lassa-
Ehusotts. .\' '1'. Yuri: and Rhode
island, favor. is to 1‘111 rogei'cudum
in those states.
-.'11 the pussurc
campaigns in i‘onnettizut, and pro I
vious to the. assembling of the leg- ”‘ a glass 0f water before breakfast
' " islature. Governor Holcomb was not 1 "3’ a few (la-VS and your kidneys Will
"asked by the .\lcn's 1.037.118 to make, then a“ fine. This famous 88115 is
"a suffrage rs ”ClnmClltlilllOIl in his: ”‘9 from ”‘9 Mid 0f grapes audlem-
inaugural address, and in view or 0“ juice, “"11thth With lithia. and
has been used for generations to flush
.t‘hat omission the recent inquiry has.
been addressed to‘ the governor byi‘md stimulate 01088611 kidneyS; to
the league. noternoi Holcomb ls' neutralize the 831113 in the mine so
asked by the lmgue to inform it 01 l: ‘t “0 longer ‘5 a source 0f irritation,
Chis position at his earliest conven “1‘15 ending lladder disorders,
~‘lonce. The president 1 the Men's lad Salts ‘3 inokpenslve; cannot in-
League is former Attu. hey- -General‘ ”rev makes a delightful effervesmnt
John H. Light. llthla water beverage,
1 every home, beisuse nobody can make
1a mistake by having a good kidney
Itiushing any time,
Our blood is 1111111
acid 11111111 11111 ‘ kidneys
strive to inter out. they weaken from
overwork. becotho slugzzish; the oilin-
i:1utlve tissues clog and the result is
lildney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health.
1. ‘ p
“ " of lend; your back hurts or the urine
1 is cloudy. full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or‘ three
times during the night; if you surfer
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
fspells. acid stomach. or you have rheu-
.matism when the weather is had, set
from your pharmnCist about four cutie.
es of Jud Salts; take a tablespoonful
of provelection,
l _._
HUMMIT'I‘EES MEET AND \‘\.thE
CLERKS.
km“
from Organization But
Business Transacted.
A majority of the joint committees
held their initial meetings yesterday
afternoon following the adjournment
of both branches for purposes (if or-
i
l .\slde Little
V Prom pt Relief
for. Coughs
insurance committee. the committees
o 1 l - did nothing but choose the“ clerks.
Kerr’ s Flax— Seed EllitllSlOIl .1'1'111 (Imurks selemd mlow: ——..
Linonlnc, is the sure“ and mostl Fin 111cc Committer.--——~Ivun S. More-
thorough remedy for all forms 01111111150 . Strutford. .
colds, especially those hacking 1111111111. 'Brtdges 11nd Rivers—t 11.15.
coughs that breed bronchitis and “ \KIEI’I‘I: $133132?“ 11‘.
"ts attendant daugc rs. One tea UmI
poonful of Linonine at bed- l;¢ise’-——\lontn1.'11ellamm Meriden.
me so soothes the membranes l.t'lllCatltln-—Flttl P. snenwod
fat the irritations are healed 3111"!“-
ufficlently to permit a peaceful
t
l
Jackson. “"11'
1‘ urfeitod Rights~~(‘rumei C. Hege-
T111.“
itight’s 1treat, and this treatment: 1,5}, and (3.1.1..-.1,‘-mu11 P (‘11:10.
. llowed for a brief space of time,' 1 11 inchestcr .M an \V'tt-
.dcstbres the user to pcrfcctl flaémh"9m“‘°‘ D 0”“ '
ealth. Linoninc builds up the crl‘fcorporatlons ”Jams 1;.1 “mm-n,
ysItem at the same time 1'. is 1,. Min-om
uring the cold and strengthens (ontostul Elections—union 11.11...
he membranes of the throat and 1:15;“ EasIt Lyme. d Pr I I8 Distritts
ow ‘ownn an 0111 —
lungs, rendering them less scnsi- mum," J. Nehmmm .Sher.man
tive and less liable to colds
- Constitution Amendments ' -—-
(At all druggists, 25c, 501:, $1. Thomas W. sentiment,” Cromwell.
and belongs in'
summation. VYilh the. exception of tho-
1‘ ounce 1 111 11111111 111111 '--" [ml-“'59 We 1:11 too 11111111 11nd 1111‘
1”“ the latter 1111111 would permit.
1 When your kidneys feel like lumps
1:1111ution 'l‘lekets .\iulluble.
ll .\lt'l‘l ‘11]. 11 .:1.1 11.1.1.1 l‘i manor '1:1~
1111': for 11111111111431: of the general 111'—
.~eu.lvl,\' will he :1t 11111 regular i'utea
fixed by the railroads for mileuul- or
111111111111111111111 books. The comptroller
onnmiueitl tutlny that members eoultlI
urmntze 111:1: lllllt‘:i.~.‘t1 1:1111'11111111111011,
11111 of their mile:1.:e ullinvunee so for 1
The uencrul impression won that
the (‘uilipll‘wll-‘l‘ 11:111 111-1111 111111‘ to 1:111 ‘
spot-1:11 rules but this 1511111 the ease.
The eoimltrollet'. l111‘\‘11\'el‘, can 111'-
1'1111c'e for et'tnlnutntiun through llt‘li—
1:111 for members bemeen their home.‘
111““ of llorttortl on 11:11-11 tluily trip, '
“'lill‘ll will 11.1 :1 convenience to 111111112 '
There are 1111 eoiieess'tmis 1n lite oust, ‘
however. 1
Ladies and Gentlemen,
To Buy Your Suits and Coats, if Wonderful
. Values Count for Anything.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses, all sizes. 14 to 14 in Silks, Crepes
1 and Serges in plain and tunic style, values to $15.00. specially priced i
. eliunee 111‘ the year [or men to
:_: Dresses and wals S :-: :et Sl)ll.\ll. dependable. union-
>.1|1 of 11111.13" .1111] Mimi-3‘ 1‘ made Suits. ‘)\t'n“Nllh and
>12“. ('1::1;:. :11111 iii-1:391. the 1
$1.98
value for $3.00. Sale Price.
$1.98
’0
NOTICE
All FURS, PLUSH COATS and ASTRACHAN COATS 1,3 goysnem 00...,
said at cost, and some below during this sale. '
_ January Clearance
Sale 01 Men’s, Youth’s
and Boy’s Clothing
l ”(‘I't‘lhlllt‘
’l'museh at uontle-rful NHingS.
\Il 0111' Mills and nu‘n‘imls are
now mark-«l t'ur elearunee
the tin-pest “rive-ems: “e lune
\‘H‘l' made.
$15 Men’ s Suits and Overcoats
$18 and $20 Men's Overcoats
on and $25 Men’s Suits and
Uvercoats, Sale Price ,
Sale Price
$6 and $I7 Boy'I s OVr‘ J,RCOIATS Sale Price . L
LlNOLEUM and OIL CLOTH
:-: REMNANTS 2-.
at ONE HALF PRICE
«.1. LINOLEUM ........................... 30¢- v1).
R1 'OIL CLOTH .......................... 18¢ Yl).
W
The A. l. Angevine E: San Co.
134--136 V\ ASHINGTON ST.
1"
CLEARANCE SALE OF
WINTER GARMENTS
.\'othlng reserved—every Suit. Gout. Dress Skirt. Waist. Fur—must
go, regardless of cost. Prices to stilt every purchaser.
We have just received a ship-.'
meat of Ranges guaranteed to
bake and heat, that we will seill
from $14. so upward. Come and‘
look them over before going else-1—
where. For honest dealing andl
prices fair. none with Mr. RoseniI
can compare. 1
Picture Framing and Glazing. l
, , . 1
Rosen sFurmtureStore
15 Eli: Avenue '
M1111 sacs TEA 11””
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If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkona So
Naturally Nobody Can Tell.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and abundant ’
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear-
ance, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect._By asking at . .
any drug store for “Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound," you will get a
large bottle ot'this old-time recipe.
ready to use, for about 50 Cents. This
simple mixture can be depended up-
on to-restore natural color and beauty
to the hair and is splendid for dand-
ruff,"dry. itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known downtown drugglst
says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage
and Sulphur, because it darkens so
naturally and evenly that" nobody can
tell it has been applied——1t‘s so easy
to use, too. You simply dampen a
comb or soft brush and draw it
through your hair, taking one strand
33 So. Main St.
South Norwalk.
THE PARIS
HUBrMARK t
“RUBBERS
_ EVERY POLICEMAN
I. _. ON THE roaca
every motorman, every conductor and every man
who works out of doors has a pretty good under-
standing ofwet weather defense from the ground up.
Those who wear ”Hub- Mark” Patrol rubbers
know they are economical.
A thoughtfully and honestly made extra
tough tap and high- grade upper is one of the
liub- Mark specials for hard, constant w.ear
’ ' Hub- Mark rubber fobtwrnr is made with a
thorough understanding of the service demanded
b men women boys and girls. They cost no more
than the otlldr standard first quality rubbers.
Sixty years of knowing how and an enviable rcp-
utntlon stands back of the many various styles of
Bub- Mark Rubbers.
Order by name. That‘ s the wise way.
These rubbers are manufactured by the Boston Rub-
ber Shoe Company, Maiden. Mass. 1
THE HUB-MARK IS YOUR VALUE- MARK
' FOR SALE BY '
TM. H. CLOVER
at a time. By morning the gray hair
disappears; after another applicatioh
or two, it is restored to its natural
color and looks glosBY. soft and abun-
dant ‘
us] bring the best results.
WWW/0d?
“3&1-
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
c. '1‘. McGovERN, Agent.
:55 Washington 81.. So. Norwalk. l
‘1 9. P01111110!“
“'6 to 1"“
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Advertisements in The Sdpti- 8337111811 3,, 3113
1‘ Board 11111an no: Bonus» on noun. ‘
ntnnnouronu‘, (2011 '
Greatest
at
Sale Price
Sale Price .
Boy’s Suits and
Overcoats
sizes 6 to 18
$1 48 $5 Boy’s Suits in
Norfolk Styles
$2.98
53.98
Children’s DRESSES
79C reg. selling price $1.25. -
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
F 111 l .\1
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364
HEADQUARTERS FOR CUT FLOWERS OF ALL
KINDS.
ca WALL eraser .
NORWALK
PHONE 4311
O 13. Jackson
. Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
The City N atiOnal Bank.
The National Holiday
During the patriotic enthusiasm of the hour, and the renlixution of
our nutiminl greatness, (to not forget that prime. factor in our countrys
plestiaththc strength and stability of its BANKS.
To test the facilities of the. LIVE BANK we invite you to deposit
your account \t'lth us at. this time. We ensure a prompt and eilieient.
; service always.
1 A conservative institution—yet abreast of the times.
:mYour Attention:
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
' EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND coun'rsous SERVICE
Are the factors which have mad e this institution what it is today
THE owes-r BANK IN NORWALK. '
Fairlleld County National 11.11111,
1
it will Pay You to investigate our courses
* Merrill College
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester.
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