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E. K. BANKS

MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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Goose Book
just Out That Sells for

$2.00

'Ask to see it when you are in
the store.

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1111 NEWS 1

The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. I11. Ii. Gumbnrt.

The personal taxes have been com»

ing in rapidly this week, and the list -

is being cleaned up. This is the last
week tor the payment of the tax.

llouulus Fowler Relief Corps wishes
all members to be present attomor
row‘s meeting. Officers will So elect-
ed.

 

The Mary Orrisdohn (iombos case

was brought to an amicable agree-I
mont this morning. The matter has!

' been dropped.
The third of a series of art exhibits,
under the auspices of Miss Frances
Hurd and Mrs. Frank Harper Bis-
sell. will open tomorrow afternoon at
Miss Hurd's home, on West avenue.
The exhibition will continue until Sat-
urday evening.

 

 

Among the patients treated in the
Emergency hospitaL Bridgeport, yesv
terday, was a man who gave his name
as John Hartwick of this city. Hart-

/. wick was taken from the Commercial
House annex. a boarding house on
Water street.

—-0-RDER THURSDAY DINNER
at the Country Club. . 1.. 0

 

Word has been received In this city
of the death in Ascot monastery, As-
cot, England, of the Rev. Francis More
an, who has several local relatives.
Father Moran visited in this city dur-
ing a trip tar-this country which he
made a few years ago. 1 'll'

 

Attorney John J. Cuneo issued a
.. statement this morning with reference
to the Decker vs. 6er slander suit.
Mr. Decker takes exception to intima-
tions that he has been ‘desultory In
placing the case for trial, as his
counsel has been putting forth every
effort to follow out the plaintiff's
wishes In having the matter thorough-
ly brought out in court.

He (during family quarreI)—I sup-
pose some idiot proposed to you be-
fore I did.

She—No, when you did—Boston
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WHITE PINE S. TAR
\ will stop your cough

- unto at 25c, 390, 50c 75c and $1.00, 11111111111 "An Alien“ one of the best tea-

A New Volland Mother

REGENT THEATRE.
I Capacity houses at the Regent thea-
-‘tre last evening saw George Beban

itures which has ever been offered in
iNorwaIk. The story of the picture
lfrom "The Sign of the Rose" in which
LMr. Beban played in Norwalk, was
Lwell known to those who saw the film
gpresentation and it was don-lily inter-
esting on that account
Valli Valli Today.

1 Perhaps no Metro stat has attract
ed mo1e fayoxable attention by her
Ipitlul‘e appearantes in this city than
I\alli Valli. A short time ago she
Ipia1ed "The High Road“ here and the
Imemories of that fine photo—play still

 

Ilinger. In her new characterization
“The Woman Pays" which is today's
headline feature for the Regent, she
Iwili be seen in 11 hat has been declar
led her best work. In this new film
Iplay Valli Valli is supported by a lei)
Iable cast and all of the resources of
the Metro company are commanded to
the 1ery .best adi antage in the produc-.
tion of the pictu1e The photography,
Iis under the direction of Herbert M.
Illache, who diretted the camera iorl
1 The Song of the \\ age Slayfie Fri 1
Iday‘s attraction will be the dalnty,1
Wmunagnetic star Marguerite (‘lark in]
sun Waters Rather than waning:
‘Miss (‘laik's popularity is ever in:
creasing and the charm which she has
given to pictures in which she has til-I
1ready appeared is up to the standardi
yin “Still Waters." Continuing the su-
1preme picture program 011 Saturday,.
.Robert Edeson will he starred In the
V. S. L. E. production “Mortmain.”
Edeson has played excellent parts, the
most noted of his apeparances being,
1“The Call of the North” which has
[flayed in Notwalk. The program for
the Regent during the next week will
include George Kleine‘s ‘The DangerI
Signal"; Tuesday Mary Pickford in:
“Madame. Butterfly": Wednesday the:
1N'orwalk High schol alumni associa-
tion in “Green Stockings" for which
tickets are now on sale; Thursday
William Faversham in ‘One Million
Dollars"; Friday Charles Cherry will
make his Paramount debut In “The
Mummy and the Humming Bird"
and on Saturday the V. s. L. E. feaai
ture “The Wheels of Justice." During
the entire week of Dec. 13, the Billy‘
Allen Musical Stock company will be
in Norwalk playing severa excellent:
attractions, which wl be announced
soon.

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MARRIED IN SHANGHAI. 1
Licut. Treadwcll, U. S. N., Weds Min
Mary Allloton. ,1 I

Many people will be interested in
the announcement of the wedding at
Lieutenant Lawrence P. TreadwellI
U s. N., and Miss Mary Alllston, “1
Shanghai, China, which took place I“.
Holy Trinity cathedral, Shanghai,~at 4,
p. m.. on Saturday, October 9, A re}

‘ceptlon followed at the home of the

bride. Ravens court, 159 Bubbling
Well road.

Lieutenant Treadwell, a Danbury
boy, is a son of the late h I’. Tread:
well, of Danbury, and has hundreds of
friends here. He was educated in the
Danbury schools and won appoint-
ment to the United States Navel Acad-
emy at Annapolis. He Is now execu-W
tive officers of the U. S. S. Galveston.
of the Asiatic fleet.

—RECOMMENDED FOR GROUP.

W. C. Allen, Bosely, Mo., says: “I.
have raised a family of four children
and used Foley’s Honey and Tar with
all of them. I find it the best cough
and croup medicine I ever used. I us-
ed It for eight or ten years and can
recommend it for croup." Same satis-
factory results for coughs and colds.

 

 

Stilison-Powell Carporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
32 Washington Street

Sold everywhere.

 

Be (as the team goes by)-
“Look! There goes Ruggles, the half-
back. He'll soon be our best man." '

 

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Last Call on Holland
Tulip Bulbs--80 Doz.

Several v‘afleties and good colors, but.
all must be closed out to make room for
Toylund.

Buy now—don‘t put it off.

HORSE”? '

MAI/V. ELM & MIDDLE 5715.

\ BRIDGEPORT

BusinessMen’sLunch
.. 350
Good home cooking that everyone
ch10!!-

Try it when you visit Bridgeport.

 

 

3 Days’ PreparatOry Sale

To Clean Up Stocks and Make Room for-Incoming Holiday Coeds

The new Christmas things are coming in hourly, and clamoring for space and attention. By the end of the week we will have everything ready for
the Opening of the Christmas Store, and to make that possible, and to make room for a display of Holiday Goods that will be worthy of the store, we will

on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week hold a three days’ Preparatory Sale.

Every department participates in this popular Sale. Many of the lines of goods offered are suitable for practical Gifts—«but they, take the space

which must be devoted to Christmas displays—and they must move out at greatly reduced prices.

Clearance of T ailoredStiits

Values up to $35

“$18.50

Fully a hundred of tlic most fashionable Suits for
women and ritisscs, including liroadcloths. Velvets.
Gaberdincs and Whipcords, will all be offered in
" this three days' Preparatory Sale at'rcmarkabic reduc-
tions from regular prices.

All trimmed with fore—sonic with beaver, skunk,
skunk opossum, .antl lliudson seal.

The colors are black, navy, brown and Russian
green. Styles the latest, including the best flared ef-
fects. All lined with silk or guaranteed satin.

Some of the best styles and most popular sellers
in this three days' Preparatory Sale at remarkable/rc-
ductions. 'lltursday lridav and Saturday at the re-
dmcd price of $18. 50.

 

 

 

 

Clearance of Winter Coats

Values $20 and $25

“$16.50

The Coat Seas has only just begun but here
are scores of Co: in llroadcloths Corduroys,
Wooiplush, Cheviots and Mixtures—ail imlud
ed If] this Sale. ,

Practically all of these are fur trimmed.
45 and 48 inches in length; some all lined, and
others lined only to waist.

The range of colors include black. :':1v_\‘.
brown and green.

Make your selection from these choice Coats
on Thursday, Friday and Saturdav at $11151»-
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blunted and
llntrimmed flats at
Ball and less

Two big bargain tables tilled with

'new and stylish Hats an offered In; --
1 this Sale at these tempting prices: ‘

Trim m e it
"Hate, Includ-'
Ing turbans,
sailors and
dress shapes.
t r imme d
with flowers,
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fur; black

and colors:

* up to $7. 98

formerly—sale price ............ $3. 98

Untrlmmod Hats, in velvet and ve-
lour, including Puritan sailors, tri-
corns and dress shapes, in black and
all good colors; $1.98 values—sale
price .......................... 49c.

Mlllinery Dept., Second Floor

A Big Batch of
Bargains in
llouseiurnishings

Space is badly needed In the House-
furnishings Basement for Toyland—
and many lines of goods will be sac-
rificed to reduce stocks during the
next three days. Here are some rep
rescntative valuesr—

$2.50 ROTARY ASH SIFTERS.
Sale price .................... $1.98

’ $2.50 GALVANIZED ASH CAN.

Extra heavy—~sale price ........ $1.98
GALVANIZED ASH BASKETS.
Bushel size—sale price .......... 44c.
GALVANIZED COAL SCUTTLES.
Large size—sale price .......... 27c.
D HANDLE FURNACE SCOOPS.
Sale price ................. 1.... 37¢.
GALV. COVERED GARBAGE PAILS.
Large size-sale. price .......... 87c.
49c. OBLONG WET WASH BASKETS
Sale price ................... 29c.
7511. LONG HAN ‘S'E FLOOR snusa.

Sale price ...................... 44c.
4-FT. STEP LADDERS, with pail rest,
strong and well made-at 67c.
SQUARE CLOTHES HAMPERS, with
cover, large size—sale price .. .81. 74
FOLDING BENCH WRINGERS.
“Horseshoe" brand, sale. price.. $3.98
RUBBER DOOR MATS, good size,
Sale price .............. 87c.
$3.50 eEnFEcrlou 01L HEATERS.
Smokeless and odorless—at. . $2.97
$2.00 GAS RADIATORS.
Four tube slzefiat. .$1.59
' 49c; GAS JET HEATERS.

Sale price..... ........... .....37c.
93c. GAS JET HEATERS.
Will heat antrllght any room. .74c.
~Hbusefusnishlngs: Section, Basement

Thursday Specials
In Groceries

Sliby’s Pink Salmon, ,-
We can, 31:111. 251:

Chinook Rod Salmon, nor can ..‘. -. 17c -
’ American Sardines, ..

.7. can. for 281:.

Ma 3 largo boxes 10¢.

 

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Silks at [Reduced Prices

364ml] 'I‘ussah I’ongcc Silk. regular value 45c y d.-saie price . .......... .. . 25¢
19¢
~45¢
40-inch Silk Mixed Crepe de Chine, regular value 60E: yd.-——sale price . .. .. 45¢

Clearance Items to Dress Goods

3CVnclt Chiffon Seco Silk, regular value 30c yd.-—-salc pricc ........... ..
40-inch Dresden and Shirting Silks, regular value 60c yd.——sale price . . . . .

54 inch Chiffon finished Imported Broadcloth. $2 value—sale price . .1. $1.50
54- inch All W0 )1 Storm Serges, all colors, $1.00 yd. valuc——salc price ..... t
30-inch Wool and Cotton Storm Serge, all colors, regular value 40c yd.—
sale price ................... . ........................... 25¢
54- -lnch All WOJI Satin Gabcrdincs, all colors, regular 1alue $2 yd.—
sale. price ............................................... .. .. $1.50
Interesting Reductions in linens
58 inch White Mcrccrizcd Damask, 30c yd. value—sale price ..... . .- ...... 19¢
72- -inch White Mcrccrizcd Satin Damask, 65c regularly—sale price . 49¢
(10—inch red and white Checked Damask, 65c yd. regularly—sale price ..... 49¢

39¢

(10-inch heavy white Mcrccrized Damask, 50c yd. regularly—sale price . .

‘ Sale Gflertngs. 1n Blankets

\\'oolnap Blankets in pink and blue plaids, large size, $2. 50 value—

salc price ...................................................
All Cotton Bla 1kcts in grey and white, double size, dollar 1aluc——sale prICe 75¢
\\ ool Blankets. full size, silk tape edge, with pink or blue border, $5.00

value-«sale pricc ................................... . $3.25
A-il wool California Blankets extra sizc colored borders, $10 value——

sale price ............................... 1 $6.75

Wonderful Values in Domestic

\ihite Domct Ilanncl 27111chloc vd. value—sale pike ........ .......... 5g}
Bleached Sheets. 72x90 inches, regular 35c value—sale price .............. 32¢
Fancy Bordered Scrim in \arious patterns, 8c 1 alue—at . .. ........ - ...... -. .,. 5t
Small size Turkish Towels, 8c value—at ...... . .. . . .. .........

Main floor, Rear.

The Men’s State in the
Preparatory Sale

Many lines to be closed out to make room- f or the attractive Holiday things.
Surely these bargain prices Will help:

MEN'S $2 50 SWEATERS AT $1 55

Men’ 5 heavy “flat knit” Sweaters,,sliawi collar or V neck styles, in dark ox-
ford only; $2. 50 value—sale price .. ..... .....1.. ................ ”$1.55

I MEN’S $1.00 SHIRTS new,

New 'Percale and Madras Shirts, with laundered .‘and soft cuffs; new ' pats
- terns; regular d'oliar shirts—sale price . . ..

75¢ FLANNEL‘ NIGHT SHIRTS M 43¢ '

Made of good Damet Flannel, with collars; large and full; 75c regularly
.. '——sale price "

. «MEN'S 50¢ NECKWEAR AT 27¢~FOUR FOR 31. 00

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P'u're Silk Four-in-H'a‘nds and Silk Knit Neckwcar, in .a Wide assortment of de-=

.. , signs and. colors. Take your choice in this sale. at 27¢ eac m
alii

Men’ s “Store—'1'

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,mhl‘ 10c to 20¢ vyd.
. price per yd. ...... . ............

 

Extra Sale specials in
. Gloves

Fine. long white and Washable Doc-
skin Gloves, 12 and iii-button length.
self and Paris-point stitchings; reg.
nlar $2 and $2.50 Gloves—sale
price ....................... $1. 29

Womon's fine Kid Gloves. two-clasp,-
ln tan. brown, navy, black and
white; self-stitchings, regular dollar
value-sale price : ............. 59c

Main Floor, Front.

'l'wo Hosiery Bargains

Women's pure silk Hose, heavy
weight, extra high spliced heel. in
black, white and colors; regular doi-
Iu- value—sale price .......... 67c

Women's Fibre Silk Stockings, in all
colors; double sole. heel and toe:
39c value—sale price .......... 31c

And in Underwear,Too

Woman's heavy fleece lined Vests ,and
Pants, all sizes; regularly 35c gar-
ment—sale price ' .............. 23c

Children's heavy fleece lined Vests
and Pants. regularly 25c each—sale
price ....... . ................. 17c

Main Floor, Front.

Sale Prices on
Stamped Goods

COMBINATIONS, stamped on long
cloth, plain or envelope styles-at

250
SUPPER CASES, stamped on Turk-
ish toweling—at ........... ... 12¢

LUNCHEON SETS, stamped on white
linen, including 16-inch centerpiece,
six 5% inch doilies and four 3-inch
Dollies—set ................... 15c

PILLOW CASES, stamped on good
quality muslin scalloped—~at .. 49c

More Sale Specials

LEATHER BAGS, strap ‘handles and
metal frames; fitted with1 mirror
and coin purse—75c value—sale
price ......................... 83c

COMES—Shell and amber back, and
side combs and barrettes, several
atyles;,15c value—sale price .. 10c

DIOXYGEN—at special clearance

prices. ;
Small size, regularly 20c—at 16c
.Medium size, regularly 400 at 35::
Large size, regularly 60c—at 52c ,
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
. Small lots of “Laces, Embroideries,
Beading and Insertion; short pieces of
goods—sable

Icn’ s & Boy ’sClotlting

A Months." Free with every pur-

. chase in Boys’ Clothing Dept. amount-

log to $4. 98 or over. This offer is good ‘

,' chi-mg utllB Preparatory Sale Just as
any other time.

Bale items—told in a line: -\
m: Overt-oats and Suits-at. .81. 90
Ian's oyercosts and Suites—snag

3113’ Rough Wear Pants—at. .29o ‘
Boyo' Ciiln'chllla and” Astrakhan 11m

. 500
M Corduroy Outfits, three «sultan;

[do and Boys' Clothing, Main Floor.” ,

flo-