'I*tCoo1inlI1edII com page on.)
Cueantrnoh. 'i‘heNew CanunI
min “2‘?“ as much. seem it
appears 1.: Im‘ mu
senior-oer hitl Ir. Idaho and bps-Ii”;
hhagainstlhflflhwbo'adrfi-.Ifi
. ill! ahead. Beth men tell alongside
' the track o‘er which the inbound
"818 had magma“.
”a ‘9’ a the M had new
(hell bemlnflflgm..m m
starting gunk towel-tithe 3mm".
a raj Imn ”mm .2_
.. stunted l m. then; ”a
. “mated to m.“ an“;
zanwe Hill‘s ooh:P hon: in. broken
in which twel e stitch; pare token.
at)»: we bruised ind they mA
... & mellow.
"III“ Il Wm :IIlIIIIlé $2916
John
-l3nl;'der. a linen)e otw
mph-fir?
II’Is Cut shout 2: 15
died he sustained s
attire at his left arm
others, was gunned in
firm wires. He was who 1
wire and did not been the
hpproe‘ch in time to get out or
may: lie we! hit a glancingr blow.
02m to the hoqsitai ,in the
' 1:
State. the Greenwich attorney who
Greenwich Thursday night with he
twmty-rnonthsousun to
hctthat her bnslnIndII climbed
In. microbes; hes bun
taking the intent train the jurisdic-
tion at, the
Jones. the Green-
wich Cannabis who semd the injunc-
tion, admitted there had been some Con”!
(controversy shout it, but contended
the service was legal.
' “it Mrs. Wynne! has gone out o!
the state ‘Il'th her son. as i undeih Location already has thumbs} 0011
stand Lem bps. she is in contempt."
sold Jordon ”Boob action under the
Ilaw is te‘meimt to kldnopping, end
the pend y is- either a. line or no-
prisonment for live years."
Charles D. Borneo, Secretary oi
drew the injunction pars for Mr
.‘Wyskoit. denies that he bed entered
into any agreement with Mrs. Wy-
cil'oil‘s counsel by m she misht
leave the suite. iileis isno longer. the
yoke! uonld be safe from arrest
Elsbnpd's counsel. H\ said that Mrs
longtss she renamed out of Con-
goglgll shown she return it ishcl
theanehevednnethelr
Myo‘tih’enhavinseon-
"mmmm
‘ ; «mum. who's
Welly-ell others have has then
Inlet-bent“ infiniflfipmte
’ n‘fi’fldmmaretponnmerous
PROHlIlTiON issue elm. l“ “MM “A Wm Woman of
wssrnpom. Dee rel—grease more» gas-other tune that
More. prepsrlnxtoravorouswmwflnm‘mMVde
tight ever the prohibition insuein M m m the “ill ,, (Iron:
Ju- “Den of the. £00er Churches in the
CbullnIan Webb, oi the
ante” ere only two chess out or loony
dicisryI Committee. who is gm
advocate ox prohibition, nod xbmel
committee has jurisdiction over the'
IiIewed with Charlene Henryot
jinn-tread through tbehr 320. 88 in
Debbie's, what small gifts, hacked by
Rules Committee. regarding the ADrOIIII: l
pective attitude oi the committee to;
eegnest eii‘ort can do in the aggre-
11rd a tt rt *1 mull“?- Andsowithtbesixthgra'deoi
w snyeor orepo hue a G h .
shuld permit bringing a constitution 4 the Deep River MW Sc ”It”
111 amendment for notion-wide fi‘o ”901 Children 01 MY. and melt!
hibition on the floor Act the House {other-1. Selectmen Miller 0: Avon m
ThIe Rules Committee 1W“; 1;; or‘gan' an especially conspicuous 'slthoush
ized early in. January, an e quen- odes! when be m e 11;
tion of 11 rule will then be allow; all“ gm: an l”, thzdfiidst
Members at the Massimo Godot:
have been acme in theirhslleelsn 95!. last week's magi-d. and 1139er
to other towns were equally omIciem
tor Congressional lezielellon. rend
IM “Weaker weren-
their shores have been
dently reeelVeId by the fits consult
numerous communicative! is "angry”
born arms houses. .
tee from; lbdividdgli, the several 01
.5.“
..—.....-.___.m”-.
f
“ . ' I" sins constituted the bulk or the
m inflow: mm the churches.
‘thhi hountry parishes laurel osne
’ w .7" .
I" 01“” Women 6 when“:
1
IIThIis great January Clearance Sale is the logical; nttermathI of our heavy business duIrr I‘
Nil! rally, with the fixed purpose of keep-
goods fol" next senson, we do cilcry-
ShOflCSl possible; time.
ing‘thc season which is how
- ing the new store new—4h id to have nothing but._
. ' - thing 111 our power to dispose: of present‘ stocks 111 lite
IThe gariiionts reduced todayII are representative
‘mgnship which we have .shovln here thlsI season, add for that reason are representative of
the best that money can buy at this ti
it? the winter. membrane inch?
s
in
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Mary Cicerone!
Women s Suits I
.10le IiinL-st. 'Suits . of“ VoIPZ
. p ivct, Broadcloth and“ Duvov .
I tyn, trlfllnlcdi\Vltlly'ftl'r-‘re
IDSOInd $56I ISuIiIts {pancaaIIiI _..
t° Saws
IIIII$3I5 and MOI Stilts rIIedIlilIzé’Id
, to $19.75_
$30.00 Suits reduced 1:6
’ ‘ ' W5 7‘5 ’
» Handsome broadcloth, Vex.
' vct,CortluI1-oys-md , lit'II’I
- Alums, regularlym
$1493
. I:fe(lllced tav?‘~ -
Fine Broadcloth: 3 Popllrr
3;;an Whipgord f5uit§.‘..10ine:¥
it}: or re
msbm 0 girl
. ‘jnnuaryL Cleahnce‘fim
.Womrn s‘f DreslIes
~AIIIA/A/ ELM & MIDDLE 878.
some}. 951.332
epv~filmw
i " AI
.5.
Ot—w‘o-M} reel-M's
:1 ‘ (ll.
Ll‘UI a
“.9 N54: an
lli
drawing to a clasc.
Kit: if!
“January Clearance in
I Women s
Clothnllnéts
9- F mgr .1 ‘.
Il’l‘hc highest upri Id]
broadclotlgg; but
”thererarerplentyaof I’
chiffon
d other lnpdisb5I ._.
Wrath ill? “I Elie: inf; ‘ .
M} We . heavy
a”
reductionege-c. . ItII
r“
8f the best sty,le tailoring and work»
l' .Tbe models are those which have
0f tlléni Emil“ If.“ ll; good style long after the
5 _ es, in obnlbinatons of 'silI (3
and gorge? n'lso plain 'sLlrIgrt
0.19%"er
l
W i r_ better than their city
:tbe total of their other-
I largest pin I'l“ “$1,030 by NewI
WW: I well calga Waterbury. Hart-
.wwr .- .g-w as...» «1.: “I'm
Grant of “.009. Cashier Webb slip»
The school children at Southinxten;
Wench, but the multitude of omelet!“
with his hands tied by two youths
who yesterday robbed the. Bank at
pod out at home. law the
bandits and shelf" sod My wounded
both. .1519 nebhbrs. whose name”- eli-
eeItsIsevs es Claude look. aged 23,
and Arthur Remind. 17, were men
said Jars: probably mid die.
it cisterns}. ’who was in the bank
when the rgbhere _(gf.ered, was
driven into the yeah. the deb: or
which the paths could not lock
Webb loosened his hands and as the
bandits leftlth building" he pushed
out the ; vault door and obtained e
shotgun. Tilting cohort .cut to the
railroad otation.>Webb concealed him-
self behind a pile of ties: ;
As the “edits approached Wbbb
mordered them to put up their hands.
They billed to "obey and the cashier
opened lire. é‘i‘he money was recov- l
and. ..
WATEWAMAW
WATERBURY, Conn, mac. 2§.~
Damage estiln’bted sf :2” 060 ste cans
ed by Sunday's stcrib Int the- new
Brooklyn BrIlnge. under construction.
Cakes of ice swirling down; the Non.
satuck Vaiier from upstate craghed
nto a steel under dam with such
iorce that it was heeled our. .The~
municipal Christmas tree on the Green
was. levelled by 4he Istqrm.
W
IWARDEN SMITH WILL DELIIVER
LECTURE ONI D180 SANCTUARY.
Wilbur Smith; one. tuner. of
F‘airdeld‘ocunty. will heube speaker
at Sherman Bell; Bridgeport, Thurs-
dsy evening: The subject will be “A
Year in the Bird Sanctuary? The ice
tore will be illustrated. Alt will begin
at b e'cle‘. No .dniileion will
charged. ;
INTERESTNOTICE. II-
The women haire‘ ordered that in:
“d lunchbster,
low dollers.
I, 000 mart!
, the New
I». .‘loilowed
.5 end In?
I $1.000.
Id train Ne
I I - . . he Campus-II
‘I‘I ~ II .. ‘I ‘ f ., lxium that the.
cII‘ , 1' lIIIIIIrgoil be fully insun
ed. so that event it wreck or submsr~A.-
_ lne disaster should be met with. neith-
.I or the Bélgia'ns nor the generous dam
on from Connecticut will suite:
thereby .
it is also announced that the sell,
in: of the Connecticut ship has heenl
”postponed a few days, owing to her!
having been delsyed in mutilation.
indeed, it is probable that she wIill
Inot beéib' liar refuse or mercy much
before 11111.1. All delayed girls will
be. credited to connectlcut evenl
”Abolish the. supplies that purchase
inky eotuslly no- on s inter chip2 Sim-
ilarly. the State Committee will eref
I
been approved.
winter is over.
l
. gorge Dresses
Stylish, serviceable dress-
J'anuarv Clearance in .,_
”ii-oh it. no matter how iete although
I.IItI.heI list by tubule ‘wili probably be
Alpublished elpnt Jobusry' l. Accord-
truly. ones belated contributions will
Charles C Rubs ondAmay he iarWardl
ed to him at the Horizon} Trust uClint
drcssta {Mi m. to hairpin”:- would, disin-
lu , the II .wantpli
shades :- -
" fit. 1.”
$30 09. Dresses nt $181’23If6
$2500 Dresses at $14 ill“:
”nu-q.
. “interment IhrA'rIs nelson
. .. .,:,.v mgxi..\j'
. u
‘" 'II‘»
, - Diem.
$15.66 Dresses at $975..
I$0.00 Dresses at $6 75
$8.03 Dresses at
ur‘dny linemen hospice: or I??? ll“???
chm! 6! modernism-moving pie-1L
W
:11 fires; Iattrfl
OI! 1MP?“
insane reIrIII
'bre‘arllni and? both sets. were greeted .~
lit to each town whlIytever is received .
ésilll be welcomed by finite Trcnsuoer ;.
\ IIIilIl pvt-egg” fine Holiday ; —I
aII‘sA Christlnee entertainment won “I" I. '
mist tm~wetmfieid prison on get;- _
ford Christian Endeavor union it pop .; z ;" .)
confidence hi them; ~I w‘imt ’to sell ; _
~ - 1y moods the bestows; world'shordsl _ ‘
ennum be credited to depositors hi
the Savings Department tor the sun
rent six months ending Dec. 31.319153”?
payable on critter January 10,1916". I
Definite made on or before “1111-
ary 10th will draw interest irom Jau- "
nary let.
A “I‘m 5 ’I I,“ I
South mount Triisl CoiI
WWW” at... .; so'. Nomlk
1 1.
Four per cent. allowed on "vim .‘
deposits .
m—fidbj‘a -II‘-—|—~ m
,
~PREPAREDNE$S-—
. A Poucv m
. 4'
. . . .h .
RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE
. COMPANY-..AL
Think It Over and Give Us Yseb
Order. ’I
. AGENTS
' IIeal Innis hnd insurance
Halli-and IAva. Booth Norwalk
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om sins. stiller
l3 Cress 3t. 18 Woodward Ave. .;
'Pbons 1823:» South *‘Norwalk. Ct.
erodes: Mp sepglsmc IFIono
mom momentum I i
:‘Il'lrea, Tum Inif- ammo. Prompt
"Ilel'Ivlce' 3 Feature.
0
Nb more sets coming out 01 rlugIeI—Iv A
prpviding you- buy W. W. W. (than
. “entered Set Rings. '
I sell thee}! rings beouuse‘ I here
{ reetthstl gruelling the ‘7 mogul
consummate». W‘m -.
.._....-A;~
terest at the rate or 4 tier cent. per
layion&Co..lnc.- ,
IIr‘ ”'rI
'. .
at Clearance Prices
An examination of these prices sth
the exceedingly tempting reductions.
Tellered Suite of mannish cloths. Fur-trimmed and
plain Tailored Suits, some of corduroy and velvet that
wereszooo $12.50
Models of fine, chiffon broadcloths, poplins, velv ets
and serges that are plain and fur- trimmed, were $25.,00
. $18 50
Desirable models of velllet. corduroy and broad-
cloths in wide variety, WerIe $30.00 and $35.00, 319.50
b.
Tailored Suits, IICoats’ and" Evening Dresse
Richly trhnmed with Skunk and Natural Beaver, one.
only of each style colors toupe, brown and naVy blue,
were $50.00, $27.5“ and $32. 50
Suits, Sable and Beaver trimmed that were $75,00,
$45.00
One Model Suit of taupe with: inch Mole Skin bor—
tier on coat new bell cufl’s of Mole Skin, coat 45 inches
_ long, regular price $135.00. “$7500
IOne. Model Suit, each oi brown and Wisteria, satin,
shawl collar of Skunk, also bell culls ands incl) border of
Skunkw The coats of these butts can be used as evening
; wrap. Regulan priCc $150.00, $95 00
WUMEN' 5 AND CHILDREN’S WINTER COATS:
. All costs, this season’ 5 styles, Mandala. Kasey;
and Novelty Worsteds, many of them for trimmed that
have been 110 to $33300. Sizes 14 years to 52— inr .women,
\ -.
L!”
Corduroy and Plush Costs. .\_VL-rc $7.000. $25.00 IEind .
53000 $1652
ele t deal ,1 hich llaI\t‘ been $3,000 an
no?“ III III III I $27.50
,_ Coats of Novelty Materials including .IIIIIII Import-
ed Mixtures Were $15.00 end $16 '50 i ‘I 310:00
Were $10. 00 and $25 00; I $18.50
Were $35-90 and $4900 $25. 00
Children’e Coats, ages 6 to 14 years all models wIlIiich
f: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIPIIO $750 , $3495
‘1.
l
llnts
sends“ lists of whatewr style arcnt
"liens.“ If a Hat suits you. the price
reasonable.
generous reduc-
will be made
l
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l
The Priscilla Magszinc for 'Jenuary realh .n th -\rt
~ section. ‘
" II [0 tie. a copv,’ $1. 00 fo'IIr year s subscription.
II II Corsets Special VaIluésII
IMany of the most reliable makes, some disLominIucd
numbers and incomplete lines, 1\ CH: $3.00 $5.00 $(‘150' to
$10.00
."
‘3
Au 95hL and $1. 50'.
De Devoise Brnssieros
All sizes, perlL‘Lth fresh and no“ for this <alc ‘
Made to sell at $. 50 for .350
IMnllc to sell at $1.60 iorI ,5oc
Made to SE” at $1.50
HOLIDAY GOODS
COAIS ANL) SUITS
at greatly reduced prices
THE LLTTLE SHOP
56 Nortlia' Main ‘tfi roulh orw elk
av -v--~n—fi-.c 5,»,
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Furnitureol
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5an 75cI
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