THURSDAY, JAN. a8, 1915’
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Will 'lteopen Tomorrow
all! a. I’, and continue the
sale tor to days only
Will Reopen Tomorrow We express our sincere thanks to the public. who so generously responded to our lire Sale
3' ’ 1- I» fill! Wm” lit We appreciate very much your patronage ad leel satisfied that every custom was very much pleased
sue tor [10 days only withthe great Bargains they have obtained at this Sale.
Anybody who tor sole reason or other. could not avail the-selves oi the opportmity to buy ldesirable turnltilre and house tarnishing: at the tnsldlillcaut low prices at W tire
sale. should not llss this In chance. Our enormous stock at furniture, Bedding. Stoves. Crockery and looselnrniohlngs being overcrowded and not having enough hell! to accommo-
date the extra large number oi demons buyers, we were hanficnppel in selling out the entire stock. We therefore decided to extend our
Fire Sale for 10 More Days Beginning Friday, January 29
In order to renovate the store and building from the recent fire, we are obliged to vacate the premises, and to do so we are compelled to dispose of the balance
of stock and insist do it at once We therefore decided to plunge the knife once more into the already cut down prices and to sacrifice mercilessly all our merchan-
dise;we anticipate to unload everything that we have left over. .
Not a single article can tom it, nothing can be reserved—everything must go, regardless of cost or value, and it is up to you to reap the benefit. We are posi-
tive that the people of The Norwalks and vicinity will not let this last chance slip through their fingers and will respond immediately after reading this circular
Give us a call and we will pleasantly surprise you with some Bargains
DO NOT MISS IT! HERE ARE A FEW OF THE BARGAINS
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PARLOR songs. 1» _ CHIFFONIERES. MAT’I‘ING. ENAMEL BEDS CHINA CLOSETS. RANGES
" _ , . . .a 1: '"CC- $35 Mbllo an' Chiffonierc $1 . 0 Sale Price. , , .‘ S 1 1) ‘ ' . " 11 [1'11] 51 1 C. 1111a)
$48.00 Parlor 2Sluts ...... $19.50 $32 Mahoggany Cllili'ouierc $1120 35c Matting, yard . 10c Sale I n. 9. $49.75 China Closet ”Ha-c5221; (\J‘ 11 1h! 10 \u’ grillllfri; i
$46.00 I‘arlor Silltes ...... $18. 75 $29 Birdseye Maple All 35c Matting, yard . . . .. . me $24-00 511311191 “C(lSlt’adS $11.75 $48.00 China Closet ...... $93 75 M - i
3.360013rl0r Sultes ----- $11 25 Chifiollicrc ............ $13.75. All 256 M’atting. yard ------ 3C $2200 Enamel liedsteatls $10.95 $28.00 China Closet ...... $13.50 $55-00 Range ------------ $35-00
$30.00 Parlor Suites ...... $10.50 $20 Birdseye Maple W $1975 Enamel Bedstcads 3 3'75 $16.00 China (‘loset ...... 5 7.25 $45.00 Range ............ $27-00
W (Illiflonicre ......... $11.50 CARPET- $18.00 Enamel Bcdstcads s 8'25 $3500 Range ............ $18.00
'PARLOR TABLES. 5.111111111- $10.00 Enamel Betlsteads s 4.25 W $27.00 Range $16 ea
Sale Price. 751‘ Larpct yard . .. 30c W CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. ' """""" '
$11.00 l’arlor Tables . $3.75 WASH STANDS. w A K“ » -
.. . . ‘ ’ W
s 7.00 l’arlor 1.11.111. $2.75 19.1.1) BRASS BEDS; _ , , . . .S‘S'él’rm
$ (100 Parlor Tables 3195 $ M h T ' “,1 f d ‘ ““- 5319 Price. DINNER SETS. $3.30 Dining Room (111111: $2.25
is 5:90 Parlor 1211111; $175 lfiiim a 01.11") 45h $375 $42“ Brass Emma" " $19” 5“" 1'1-111. $460 331.111,; Room 91:3?“ $.90 REFRIGERATORS'
. . . . . . ................. . $. -00 ill” B l‘l , (l . . $1 . ‘. . ‘ . 360 rung con} , Eli's 1.75 ‘1.’ ‘ ‘
SIDEBOARDS $80 Mahogany “fa-Q}! $21300 l’fib: B::l:l:3:d .. s 3273: $1?.(): l$::r bus, $5 $275 Dining R001” Chairs $1~35 Sale} ”h i
T" S ‘ tand .............. $3.25 $14.00 ill—ass Bedstead . . s 5.15 l 1 I up} ‘ ‘. ............ .75 $7.“) Aiahoga’ny ROCkcrs ' ' ’3‘25 $25 m Rcffi reratur ...... $1 [-50
ale Pricc- $7“) Mahoxany \\ 15" W W ‘00 D’lllllef “”1 $6. 50 Mahogany ROCll't‘t's . .3145 ‘7 ‘ ~b
$e5.00 sun-boards ...... $11.50 Stltan ................. $2.95 SMOKING STANDS . ‘ 112 pieces ...... . ....... $7.75 $7 0,, Oak Rocker. ...... 3, 95 $2250 Refrigerator ------ 5 9-501
$24.00 \1dcl10ards ...... $20. as $6. 50 Mahogany Wash . . Sale Prme 331200 Breakfast Sets $3 50 Porch Rockers ______ 3, 5° $18.00 Refrigerator ...... S 8.25
$21.00 Sideboards ...... $ 9.00 Stand ................. $2 25 Smnkmg Stands at ...-.., 35c .- 50 pieces ‘ .............. $2. 75 $2 75 Porch Rockers ______ $1 25 $ 8.50 Refrigerator ...... $ 2.75
14—16 WALL STREET
Many Other Articles Top Numerous to Mention.
THE NORW
lavanuo. is today entertaining
anticipation of all early spring.
in: hold in the church parlors.
. A large mail chorus and a sermon
lip Rev. Charles E. Barto, were the
ahcovangellstlc meeting at the East
Avenue M. E. Church, last. evening.
-—'l‘ea and a delightful social hour
orrow,ircn1 3 to 6. E. N I. A.
bar or East Nor-walk tans.
at. I very enjoyable tea. which will be
P Math tmprovomout Association.
7 EAST NORWALK
NEWS
' Mrs. Richard. Hendricks. of Core.-:
her-matlnn tn the‘East Avenue M. [13.3
mother. ers. Jensen, of Bridgeport. 1Church continues to increase.
. Richard Hendricks. 0f Cove avenue. an attendance was concerned. Dr. C. known to the nawspapcrrncn as the
3' overhauling his 111010? boll and 15 ill. Barto'a cor-mun was much appreci-i 'Pattorn Condenser." on account of
lllldlns a 00!? little cabin on it. in died and the music. led by the mate the havoc made” his blue poncii on.
320mm r3112“; tbminesa tis tige- Maater sum on the comet was; James both 111111 1111111111 blindness. the
ernoou a e ‘MWW “d “189111118 feature former culturing with cataract. and
irs.
hunting of the Womaua Auxiliary, of 91 m. m Tonight is full chorus; the latter with am ll. but their DhY- lion hens making general repa
{Hillel ”W Church, which 15 ”5 Ioi ladlea‘ voices will load the musical aictan, Dr Samuel Elliott, the noted,
homes that made most interesting'
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The East Norwalk basketball five. month by the members of the May. press. which resulted in enough being
coinposed 0t well-knbwn East Side flower Hook and udder Company and! raised t0 support his paraletle widow
om men, tomorrow evening play the the East Nomi! Improvement Asso—I “‘9 rest 01' “61' life “‘50? his 59"“ and
wi‘Westport team in that place. The 10-; elation. The our will be held in the
out team will be accompanied by 11 rooms of m no company on van
‘11... Daniel Keogh. of Seal/low are: toyed when the members of those two
ale, tomorrow afternoon. between the “live" organisations start out to do
Mars 0! 3 and 6, will be the hostess something.
antral under the auspices of the East
11111111 it 11111 or just to draw the 11111113111110- aproimd one omb- Ill-intuit
on stores selling one kind of morcbsn to tho lonltor of the Capitol mums.
disc and allow othor places or business in Alb-11y. N. Y. So the unfortunate
day" bill has just been introduced, in tor and editor mused! the matter to
the Senate. by Senator Purcell, which be dropped. and comb; further was
would give the nelectmcn in towns the dune. "Doc” Wood. as,» be was tsmib
(right to allow amateur sports, musicalllul! called. once had a newspaper of
iconccrts and moving picture shows on‘ his own in New Hampshire.
Sunday. The same but allows drun Amos Cummings, ho was host known
{stores to keep open. nowluporo to be through tho New York 81111, the “Plo-
isold and “necessities of life" sold. bus
: would not permit the sale of liquor. At Statics.
-any rate, it is very probable a test —
lease to determine what stores should ~WM~V
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Eclosc. all day Sunday. may result from
Tho nihilism in the evangelistic; the present agitation.
Last When John Wood was president'of
evening was a record- breaker as far the New York Press Club lie was hka Mtge
Frank Hemddmof Rows)- ton ave
nuo storied today on a business trip
chorus 011d "9‘ m ‘ccompanled the superfluous slut! which came under to Boston
:by Mr. Punch on: the trombone. and his editorial supervision. He- and Ed . A number of m.“ are
work on tho eastward railroad sta-
There will be a special meeting of
Rowayton Hose Cornpauy. this even-
ing. to act on business at importance.
services. and the pastor. Rev 5. P ocullst was stricken down with lil-
Fairbanks» will preach Imass. and died at his home, on Staten
——--—-—--— Island N Y. One bitter cold night
Phillip Merriam. of Lowndes ave11,ue Mr. Wood, in the siml darkness of the
South NW his resigned his posi. piers of New York at that time. tell
thin with the Mt laundry on into the North River on the ice and
.‘Saavlew avenue. m, place has been received a fracture of the skull, which
'tllled by lnin; Brennan, oi Washing. proved fatal. The next. day Mr.
James. who had been made an honor.
A 111m ”at: an entertainment is' ary member of the Press Club. made
train; planned (a the 3rd of next an appeal in his behalf through the
Much regret was felt in Rowaytun
yesterday over the sudden death of
Captain Hans C. (lager, as it was be
liovod he was recovering from his re-
cent illness. . Ho bod many friends
here. as well as throughout the town.
Reliance Social Club held a verYi
successful wblat party on Tuesday
was secured by Mr. Maucmtberg. and
funeral expenses had been all paid.
at the time of his death Mr. Wood
Zant street. and m to be mark: was making arrangements to have Mr. 939-
adulthtbonaccunthatinususlly en-
'l‘ba amt that the prose-
cution sum. William A. Gflfln. Jr.
lnzsmlue m....1>.1.1.111..1.111.
irwulrlv‘uoulomrnlp
to 'ntay wide open. A "liberal 6m» “limit! mulls hind buried 01111111111:
But, like
ovenlnr The first price in nlnochle‘ reach him. 0 He was taken out
All Kitchen Utensils Sold 25c on the Dollar
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- ii TNORWALKEQNNI.
At the poultry show being held in wanted to thank her tor» having him.
Greenwich. this week. Mrs. S. E. 'le- ,Tho dog was 1111-11 placed in the auto
,bie, of-«Rowayton avenue, wuss suc-
cessnil in capturing the second. prise
for obekerols. and the oocond..prlse
for pallets in tho single comb White
Orplngton classes. Mrs. Dibble has
a dneccllectlou oi lowla, snd-ismuch
‘ The school board of this place has
near." the cheap We! the 1111““ specified that all scholars who dostret
'to enter schools for the first time,
must do so during the first week of
{Fetal-nary, and the first week other
ltonrber. Parents in Rowayton who
ghava the opportunity to enroll them
[next Monday, the first of February.
Mrs. J. A. West, of Rowayton, was
driving by Gorham’s pond. Noroton.
about 9:15 Tuesday morning when
she noticed ado: surrounded by ice in
“the middle of the pond. She stopped
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and called to the animal, which tried
to get out or the water but. his strug-
files only broke the ice still more.
Mrs. West spoke to two men nearby.
will they did not think it worth while
to try to save the dumb animal. At‘
last she met Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Baker,» and they went with her to the
spot where the dog could be seen.
Mrs. Wool suggested taking a boat.
‘and breaking the ice as they went
along until they reached the dog. This
i they did. and the dog appeared tarsal-
3 ice some one was going to help him.
for he waited patiently for Mr Baker,“
who, it developbd, was the owner, to
at
lust. 12 o'clock, having been in the
the prizes i.“ Wm“ were m by Ml” water about three hours. He was near.
Beatrice DeWators and Aaron Stow-1
ly frozen to death, and placed his
head in Mrs. West's top as though‘he
pleased at'thc success of bcr'exhtbit.y
.i
l‘wieh their children to enter school, '
{ ROWwaYTONMA’}
liter little daughter Gladys.
,Aid Society of the
and taken home. Mrs. West. who is
‘11 great lover of animals. after seeing
the dog was all right, resumed her
drive to Stamford, accompanied by
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DARIEN g
No“ onoTONi
- pet-:2;
Durien's Woman's Christian Tem-
perance Union at the Dnrlon library;
yesterday afternoon.
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A special meeting of the Ladies'
Congregational
Church will be held in the church:
rooms this afternoon
The New Posloltice at Noloton 011‘
the Post rand. Dugdnle'a Corner, has
been titted up ilnalll'. The Noroton
folks like the new location
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the No-
101011 Heights Fire Company held 11
business meeting Tugnday night. Ar-E
rangomonts are being made for a
dance and social.
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Dr. David Russell Lyman. State ex-
pcrt on tuberculosis. who is in
charge or the asylum at Wellington]. 3
spoke at the Congregational Church. ,
Tuesday night. His subject was Tin;
bcrculosls. He told of the State‘s need
in the fight it is waging, and the val-
st the home of Dr'. G.‘ K’Noxon.‘ ‘
The Glonbrcckin Farm, at“ Norman."
and G. Dudley Tilioy, of Daritn hurl
extonsllc exhibits in the [mullry am
at show in Greenwich, this week.
Hundreds of Rhoda Island Reds. Bar-
red Plymouth Rocks, Whorlls. pul-
lcts. black Langsllans. Indian 1111111191-
. 1)“;ka and other species of fuwls 111'-
on exhillifiiun. In the poultry class
the uicnbreekin (arm has captured
its: :.:‘1tt‘.esl number of prizes. Among
the collection of waterfowl exhibi—
ted by Mr. Tllley. of Dorian are tart
specimens £10m New, Zoaland, Aus-
tralln. Japan, China and south A111-
orlcu. These were on exhibition in a
huge tank, and attracted considerable
attention. The awards made yester-
day are sutllclcntly numerous to fill
three newspaper columns.
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orms l u to 111 .
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:trlls and air passages;
First one of Papa’s Cold Compound
Relieves All Grippo Minor-y.
Don't stay stuledup! 1
Quit blowing and shuffling! A dose
or “Papa's Gold Compound" batten
.ovory two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippo misery and
break up is severe cold either in the
head, chest, body or limbs.
flit promptly opens clogged-up nus-
stops nasty
discharge or nose running; relieves
sick headache, dullness, feverishncss; .
:tsoro throat sneezing. soreness and
tiltneas.
“Pope's Gold Compound" is, the
quickest, surest relief known and
11.6.1.1 only 25 cents at drug stores.
no of the district nurso.'1‘ho State. in acts without assistance, mtg, “lee
he said. is maintaining its own in the ‘
light. A number of musical mlectlons
were given by Guy 8 Krumrlne of-
Rtaml‘ord. Dr. lmnan was entertained
3h11d causes no lncomenioncc._ Dout
accept a. substitute.
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