50¢ Vests 25c
ladies“ \\'inter \'ests, regular
price 50c, for this (hie Day Sale
Limit 2 to a customer.
25C.
its 12 l-2c yd.
73nd Satin Ribbons, regu~
‘ 5 yard. During this Que
l_ .. bale 12 1-2c yard. ‘ '
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50c :Gloves 25c pi‘.
. Ladies: Casllliiere Gloves, silk
lined, regular price 50c. For this
One Day Sale 25c pair.
50: Silk [lose 25c pr. »~
Just for this~..0ne Day Selling
Ladies' Black Silk Hose, regular
50c value. This day only 25c.
THE GREATEST ONE
MINTZ STORE.
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ather Bags. while
each. 1—2c
lll‘ll'dlgi '
c lilack’l‘llread 2 i-Zc
Clark’s Black Thread, regular
spool for this One Day Sale
a spool.
, SALE!
DAY SALE IN THE HISTORY OF THE
' ‘ Si liid Gloves 79c pr.
Our regular $1.00 Kid Gloves,
all colors and styles; for
One Day Sale, 79c pair.
Begins 'Toemorrowiat 8:15. Extra Help in All Departments.
$1.50 Fumes moves $1.15
$1.50 Fownes' Gloves in black,
did (loves tic pr.
Odd Kid and Chamois Gloves,
25c Silk [lose 96 pr.
50¢ Corsets 39c pr.
25: Children’s GloVes 17c pr
Children's Golf Gloves, in sever—
al colors, regular price 25c; for
this Big One Day Sale 17c pair.
this
Muslin Gowns 25c
5012
Pay
Ila-clone Gowns 25c
us one—half of regular
tan and white. This One Day
Sale, $1.15 pair.
values to $1.00.
lasts, 49c pair.
Silk Hose, second quality, All the latest models 50c Cor~
“th this lot slight lmPCl'feClions. For this ="St'ts for this One Day only, 39c
One Day 9c pair. 1 pair.
50c Boys' Sweaters 25c
Another 1—2 price special for
$1.00 Spring llals‘ 50c
Ladits' Satin Hats, trilllliietl
Enough for one day
Mluslin Gowns, 25c.
selling:‘
price for this one day: 50c Flan-
nelettc Gowns, 25c.
Spend Show Shapes 99¢ ‘
Blah'fleoil‘lowers
\Ve will offer a large line of
810 [11116me
Ladies" Cloth Coats that sold
specious-duos
A title assortment of Suits to
We will place on sale for this
(lay only a new line of Spring
Straw Shapes. 99c.
go on sale at $6.95 and $9.95, in
all sizes. including stouts; values
to $25. ,
up to $10. While this lot lasts, .
$375-
this fine lla)‘, lloys' 50c Sweat- with straw; regular $1.00; for new Spring Flowers at Special
ers, 25c. this One Day only 50c. Prices for this :One Day only.
New Spring Coats New slit-inn Suits: ' 54-00 Cloth Skirts $2.00 Blankets 1-2 Price $2.50 Kimonos $1.49 $2.00 suit Skirts $1.49
We will ofi'er a fine line of New Spring Suits will go on Take your choice Of our $4.00 50“ “mime“ -. ----------- -- 25'5 Our regular stock of Long Take your pick of our Silk pep
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Spring (02th for this (hie Day stile for this ()ne Day only at ( lolll bl“"5. for this 0‘16 Day E? mimics: 35c Flannelctte l\l|110"05 that 50“ at ticoats for this one day only,
only at special reduced prices. Special Prices. only $2.00. $2.00 lllankets .......... $1.00 $250, to go on sale at $1.49. $1.49.
50: Silk Elastic Belts 19c
Just about enough for this (hie , . ~ ,. . ..
. Day Sale, our stock of we Silk About 100' Melts .\ul\ llts
Elastic Belts“ while thoi’ last that sold at 25c to be closed out
we. ‘3 ' t at the (lite Day Sale at me.
25c Men’s Ties 10c Bath Robes 1-2 Price
Your choice of our entire stock
of llatll Robes at one~half regular
price.
Special Walsts Site
We will place on sale our bit.r
line of Silk Crepe
Waists, at 99c.
25c Miles 12 l-Zc
“Ladies’ Bow, Ties, all shades:
regular zjsc. On sale One Day.
1.2 1—2c.
75c House [Dresses 37c
Ladies Home Dresses. all
sizes and colors, regular price 75c.
For this (hie Day 37c.
and Lawn
Bleached Muslin 5,. my You will find the entire store filled with hundreds of other bargains equal- "m Pieces 1-2 Pm
i 36 inch Bleached Muslin, regu-
' lar price Be yard. On sale tomor'
row at 5c yard.‘
SHOP EARLY,
ly as good as you see on this‘page.
FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS
Take your choice, one big line
of Fine Linens at one—half regu—
lar price; ' i
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“ AT THE‘STAMFORD THEATRE. .
Mr. lmrTellegen for five years lend~l
'itig man with Mme. Sarah Bernhardt!
and who made his first appearance in
gun English speaking role in this eoun-t
“try last season is now staring under,
the management of The Shunerts.,Mr..:
" Tellegen will be. seen at tho Stamford ‘
Theatre, this Saturday for two perfor-
' mances in “Taking Chauches" a cum-
edy in three sets, which enjoyed long
runs in Vienna, Paris and Berlin under,
the title of “A ‘Chartnlng'lt‘ellowfl !
In this new comedy, Mr. Tellegen'a
role is that of a clever thief who suc-
ceeds where others would surely tail
“ tail.’ on: Monday‘vvei'wtll present a
‘ than 'made
Silliii‘dié’gi‘:“.il‘ifif‘ii’tf'di‘ill’féiMlltil'lillllllll‘lllll =
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as adaption pictlirel
attraction and that cannot be too
(Continued tromilrst page).
highly endorsed. Those who like the
heat no matter whether it be in pic-i
ture or on the stage will not miss:
“Judith of llethulia." at the Pleasant
Hour and 'Lockwood’s Hall, Monday.
and as chairman of the town meeting;
iappolnted three committees to do itl
all: one, the legal and legislative work.
includingmlost of the lawyers; anoth-
er. the construction work. and a third,
to buy the‘propertios. A motion was
made that he should be chairman ex.
omclo of each of the committees. but
he declined it. The legal committeel
never held a meeting; and when n
year went by and the [legislature in
session was nearing the time for re-
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! Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
can it. "Hamburger Brust Thee," at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoouful
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WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Lenten services were hold this
morning at the Christ and Trinity
Churches at 10 o'clock.
Railroad atheists have ,beeu investi-
‘ sitting the recent accidents at Noroton
‘ l Bash“. . .
‘ James Elliott, of New York, to spend-
!lng a few days with trtonda at New
> nelson, at Not-atop, to ill of diphtheria.
. l
l Mrs. Edward Sykes. of Brooklyn. in
{stopping with her mother. Mrs. Henry
L. Raymond.
3 Hr. cud Mrs, John Bantu. whom
residents at Noroton Heights, hove
moved to Mt. Kim. l
F REGKLEB.
February and March Bring Out Un-
olphtly Spot; How to Remove
- ' sully.
The woman with under 3km dreads
February and March because they are
likely to cover her (ace with ugly
freckles. No matter how thick her
veil, the sun and winds have a strong
tendency to make her hackle.
Fortunately for her Dance of mind
the recent discovery of a new pre-
scription, otblne—double strength.
A surface of crushed stone and
gravel has been up‘filledao the road-
way on the State‘stroct bridge: ap-
preach.
Miss Edith Tovey. at Lincoln live-
one. is recovering from an illness that
confined her to her home for the lust
Mrs. IIOROY Reynolds, of New On] makes it possible for even those most
unit. is . guest, at Mrs. H. L. Rayflsusceptlble to freckles to keep their
because he has hit upon a "blight pl!“ of the tea. put a cup or boiling water"
of couceallngdiis true identity. Ho cut- upon it, pour through a slave and
ers every City where he intends to: drink a teacup full at any time. It is
operate armed with a letter of intro-jute most ottectlve way to hreiik a-
ductlon from the Chief of Police of ‘ cold and cure gfip' 118 it opens the?
" some adiolnllg CHI- This “5 U19 0859 pores, relieving congestion. Alsoi
' when he arrives at Nice properly ill-L loosens the lbowels, thus breaking ai
. troduced to the Police Commissionericold at once. ‘
of this city. Not only does he take in l u is inexpensive and entirely use.
robe chief. but he dupeS lllS Wife as table, therefore harmless. '
well, making love to her, not against
ton it, he did the legal work and pro; Methodist Episcopul Church. met this
‘ legal work rolled in, and was done by'm the cemetery.
fusing new business. and no bill but! {0“, days.
been prepared and nobody was at work} The A. R. C. club of the “tempo”
pared the bill. lweek with Miss Patricio. Hanger, 0:
From May 21. 1910, on, until titoll'lrl‘“e avenue ~
condemnation proceedings began, and" The ""3“ 0‘ ”“3 Groom Farm“ lon'
gregatlonak Church are erectlntt :1
others were employed to do that, the stone. fence around the new addition
mood. of Noroton. \
Mrs. Tthblts. of Brooklyn, a former:
resident of this town, has returned-
home. after a pleasant visit with Mrs.
J. 8. Arnold.
Miss Elsie Hoilmnnn. oi Turn of the
River. who has been for a long time
with Miss Bessie Wood, of Norotnmla
Mr. Foster. of Rock Valley road.
The event at the Methodlst Protests
him, and was successful and henelleial.j Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Jennings
'3 Some of it. was unprecedented—mud have returned to their home in Green
the winter
paragraph in the legislative layout of Farm“ ,atter “mam“
taut Chruch, on Noroton avenue, Mon-
:day. was a jolly nflnlr indeed, and all
who were present expressed ppm-ache
stopping indefinitely with her uncle, ’
akin clear and white. No matter how
stubborn u case of freckles you have,
the double strength othlne should re-
move them.
Get an ounce from your druggist and
Danish the tactics. Money back it it
falls.
BUY
'her wishes. “be it said to the credit
tot the charming fellow. and later
‘making it impossible_for the chief to'
arrest him because exposure wouldl
'the bridge and park saved the town
IF "AIR '8 Tlllllllllli ' ten thousand dollars of litigation, the
can“ ”8E S‘EE Tfn'fll‘ty thousand dollars came .trom the
months in Bridgeport.
The Westport Club will hold its
regular meeting this evening and
further plans will be made for a
‘ elton
‘ tion of the good time made possible by Hal ‘
those in charge. The Ladies' Aid So-
ciety prepared refreshments, after the
Hove ptoppcd the udder 20 rounds to
68 Water street, where I will‘ooltdllol~
is First Class Plumbing Establishment. '
H. A. usaacem.
Phone 1106-12. l
REBUILT TYPEMRITERI — L G.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. Ill Omar
molten, sold. rented.
. repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
4A8. DONNELLV.
15 South Main Street. South Not-walk.
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‘ mean unpleasant notoriety involving Here's Grandmother’s Recipe to Dark. lState. tilt: park camel and XLMsct‘::. mlnstrel show to be given after Lent.
the good name of the chief‘s wife. ; en and Beautify Faded Halr_ l en SM“ 1:“: a :rge s t l is; Mead“ mi‘gifiy '“ “stile“; iii r31"
After Mr. Tellegsn's engagement in: That beautiful, even Shade 0‘ dark' " fordkhas pa d 1 mm“ a more or eh i331: 01*:th is d'hIeYndliig(:f iow Goon;
’ Stamford lie and his company will go glossy hair can only be had by brew- w" ' . . ‘ - h’hi ' ' t Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
.. . Mr Sevmour said he did not know “’1" 8‘ pat-en '3'
to New York to be seen at a Brtlad- : mg a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul- ' ‘
80 th .
exactly why the bill was not paid, ex-i “ ey
‘ serving of which came a pleasant pro-
lgram, with vocal and piano solos by
'many local folk. The pastor, Rev. J.
'H. Brewer. was presented with a big
cake. One of the tableaux given.
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“fly playhouse. lphur. Your hair is your charm. lti ; Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Gnyltird, former ~"Tentlng on the Old Camp Ground." The 3- HeI’Sllfleld8iSOflCO ti 1“
intakes or mars the face. When it E cept that at “mt ltlmay “0" have been residents of this town. have cotlttn? was especially pleasing to the com- , , .
‘ iindent, turns gray, streaked and looks I understood, “111955 ll was connected tied their tour or the East utter altop- puny. There were 35 present. 71]., I“. 122 WATER .1- ” .> -
“AFTER FIVE." :dry wispy and scraggly just an up , with the unnecessarily high cost of the ping for a few days at the Westport . t , ‘
: ' ' bridge; yet Mr. Church said this was Hotel. Mr. Gaylord left here 45 __ L —-— 1Q 9&5
One of the most interested observ- ; pllcation or two of Sage and Sulphur
ors on the occasion of the private enhances its appearance a hundred-
showing of ”After Five" was Edward told.
Alleles. the star of the production. “l Don't bother to. prepare the tonic;
was the first gpportunity he had l0 39° you can get from any drug store a 50
a print of the New". and he felt '50 cent bottle of “Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
tturo it was the most amusing piece in phur Compound." ready to use. This
which he had ever appeared that hefcan always be depended upon to
asked special permission to be Dr9'7bring back the natural color, thick.
. years ago. He reneWed many out oc-
not the reason, but latterly many at .qualntanoes during his present visit.
,the best citizens had voluntarily saldee now resides in Minneapolis, Minn. l - O
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to him or to others that it ought to be;
paid as a matter of course, and others? ' ‘ ' . .
might: i:.:‘:“:.l:.§:§'. 523:2; Sgfiégnggdafigm February Furniture Sale
on it, one way or the othoér. Thls wail;i Fresh Stock “mule Brides ‘ ,
. . mour so 1 BER GE
having been done, Mr ey PROMPT VI (llonn. one” You a
cent. “Alter Fire" is declared by com- f ness and lustre of your hair and ‘re- that there could be no reason what- Samurai: , '
patent judges to be the most ludicrous more dandy-u“, stop amp itching and ever why it should not be bald “310‘“ SIVlM 0‘ [m 1010 30 per 00m 1985
dramatic farce yet ~rendered in ble- falling hair. isult; and in view of the high chemo than “mel- prices
titre form. Alleles appears tlrst as I; Everybody uses .iwyethisn Sage and tor of the committee. he Int-HM p '
mun" m.“ “I” “”3 ‘° kl" “mm" I Sulphur because It darkens so mine "m it "w“ l” 9‘” “m“ the com- This is the largest and best February Sale that
had cant: and. next. wants to are lily end evenly that nobody can u,u-tnttteo went out of once. Mr. Boy. we have ever prepared. Every single item offer-
mm”" “a “mm "a “we" 0“.“ his lelled- You Ilmnly 6“,hW “W“ N“ “lmuon that ad is priced my below regular price and the
or the lending roles supporting Abe-loo j en . upon. 5, soft brush with it Ind 1 Nortnlk. tar and wide. bud munltest- mmmt is .0 complete and the showing so
is tint or too leanene valet. 1t wu'anw this tin-out: the inn. thins.“ In in“ mm“- "1‘ um M" vomit that we cm suit every, pocketbook with
mmogutn‘uiiluiheimm on. mail “NM fl I “Inc: by mmtmnm unsound h” ”MM "w furniture for every room in the house.
A. J . . Collins Company,
‘ mum ”INTO” All! IIIALQIII.
NORTH W" "m. m .NOIWALK
A Buckeye Indubator
b
is guaranteed to hatch Every notchttblc
egg and remain in perfect working order
for five years. They are so simple that '
a beginner can operate them without 7.
any previous experience and be assured,
of a chick from every hatchableeg . -. .r.’
Buckeye incubators are equippedelt ‘
every desirable device that can possibly
add to iueuhltor efficiency. and are‘ re.
pounced to experts to be the W0! '3
but hate or.
Come in and let us show you how
they work. Ask for a copy of nurbook-
let called “Milking Money the Buck;-
Wu" and “51 Chuck: from 50 Eggs.
CHAS. ExDOW
Albert ll. Morgan. ,.
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