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All styles, sizes and patterns are represented.
$22.50 and $25.00 Fancy ()rcrroats .. $18.85
Bio REUUCTINN 1N MEN'S FUR AND FUR
LINED COATS '
Starts Friday, Jan. 14th
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E HOLD this Red Tag Sale everv season and the people of The Norwalks
and vicinity come to know the“; great opportunities to save money on
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hatc and Furnishings.
This Sale is going to be the biggest and 12-3-1" in {awry way that he have ever had—we
have more goods to sell which means bigger reductions in prices.
Don't miss this Sale—it is the best chance to buy High Grade Clothing at greatly re-
duced prices that you will have this season.
Boy’s Overcoats
6 to _17 Years.
33.50 and $5 Overcoats ............ $2.85
35.00 and $6 Overcoats ............. $3.85
$10 and $12 Overcoats ......... $6.85
RUSSIAN AND BALMACAAN
Copyright Hui-l Sch-finer 81 Mm 0v ERCOATS
MEN’S OVERCOATS A... 2 .. .. a...
$3 Coats ......................... $32.25
Here is the biggest and best assortment of Over- $4 Coats __________________________ $2.35
mats in this vic,inity—all going at greatly reduced 35 Coats .......................... $3.35
prices--All of our Hart Schai’fner 81 Marx Coats are ' $6 Coats _________ - ................ $435
Red Tagged—which means a big reduction in
Boy's Suits
Age 6 to 18 Years
$10.00 and $12.00 Fancy Ui‘t‘l't‘uuh ,, $7.85 $3.50 811115 ........................ $2.45
$13.50 and $15.00 Fancy Urn-mats .. $935 $5.00 Suits ........................ $3.85
$10.50 and $18.00 Fancy (i\'t‘t‘t‘t1;tt,\’ .. $1235 $6.00 Suits ........................ $4.85
$20.01) Fancy ()vercoah~ ____________ $14.85 $8.50 Su'ts ........................ $6.85
$10.00 Smts ....................... $7.85
$10 and $12 Iliack and Oxford (ltt‘i‘t‘tllii; . MEN'S RAINCOATS
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$15;111(l$1(1.50 Biack and ()xfnrd (ivercuzits5 $10 Coats ReduCed to .............. $6.85
$12.85
$20 Black and Oxford ()vermats $15.85...
$25 Black and Oxford Overcoats $19.85 ‘
$35 Black and Oxford (iron-oats $25-80
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FURNISHINGS
Men}; 50c Negligee Shirts ........... 393
Entire Stock of Men‘s $1.00 Colored
Negligee Shirts ................. 796
$1.50 Manhattan Negligee Shirts $1.15
50c Outing Flannel Working Shirts .. 39¢
Men’s $1.00 Outing Flannel Pajamas 79c
50c Fancy Four-in-Hand Ties ........ 39c
Men‘s $1.50 Sweaters .............. $1.15
Men‘s $3.50 All Wool Sweaters $2.45
Men’s $5 Pure Wool Shaker Sweaters $3.45
Big Reductions in Boys' Sweaters
Men’s $1.00 Caps .................... 791:
Men's 50c Derby Ribbed Underwrea . . 39c
Men’s 50c Fleece Lined Underwear
.. 39c
Men's $1 Natural Wool Underwear .. 79c
Bargains in Odds and Ends of Men's
Winter Underwear
SPECIAL AT SOUTH NORWALK
STORE ONLY
$2 Manhattan Shirts .............. $1.45
$3 Manhattan Shirts .............. $2.25
$3.50 Silk Shirts .................. $2.65
$5.00 Silk Shirts .................. $3.85
LADIES' SWEATERS
$5.00 Sweaters .................... $3.95
$7.00 Sweaters ....... . ............ $5.45
$8.50 SWeaters ................... $6.45
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$30.00 Suits............ ...... $23.85
MEN’S DERBYS AND SOFT HATS
$2 and $3 Hats ................ $1.45
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:Damark, Linen and Mexican Drawn next week, where he will spend the
York. A large assortment to choose reuziiuder of the winter.
coin at
f .1. E. K. BANKS '
. South Norwalk.
W...—.— P- . mm
A New Stock Of
CHILDREN OF MARY ENTERTAIN.
A very pleasant social was held last
A "WWII" “Wines" meeting or ”I“ evening in the Parochial school hall on
l-‘irst District Commissioners was held Leonard street, by the Children of
last evening. Routine matters were Mary, of St. Mary‘s church. Dancing
.dlt‘cm‘w‘l- was a part of the program, music be-
""‘ inir furnished by a childtvn's orches-
1 Fix-mayor Edward 3- Finnegan, is ’9' tra of South iNorwalk. Several excel-
I ported to be much improved from his lent recltntlons by Mitts Vera McCarty
Immek 0" pneumonia. “I‘d rapidly re- were enthusiastically received by the
00“"an his normal health. members and guests. Refreshments
. ‘——"‘- were served during the evening. A
rope Ropeand Wires
”Have Just Been Received At
DONNELLY’S
. STATIONERY STORE.
Ichurch, met last evening and irunso waspresent, and a very enjoyable evgi
.acted routine business. it was de "mg was spent. ..
t-ided to postpone the annual election .,' a
of oiiicels until the next meeting. ,
p—q
Mrs. Robert F. Ward of East avenue
iis visiting friends in New York cit)’.
The case of Raymond ‘Broa. vs. Wm.
"Fisher and witches been set down
for trial before Judge Geonge H. Von-I
.hnrgh in the City Court, Saturday
; morning at 10 o'clock. The case is one
where settlement of judgment is con-
‘cerned. ‘
"111 NEWS
rumor that was afloat in the Firsti The South Norwalk Trust Company‘ .
"trlct this morning, which claimed present their invitation in figures, by‘ , y" ' ' . _
Richard ‘Bellsky, the former fur-I giving the pubished report of the lfitlllk‘ '13:” '51” 3‘ 21:128. agitftigtiittfrid
'iltzn'e dealer of Wall street, was to at the close of the year. Eve “8 . 17:83:23“; , if “m Kather-
a shoe store on Main street, was branch of the banking business “snow; m“, 9 (Mesa 1,; (38., a, A
‘hed by Mr. Bengky himself, who promptly and carefully executed to the [Sneh Mus ester“ 1 .p .
that he had no such intentions. ifullest satisfaction of Every Ipatron. I C m t' y y. -_
I I "‘ I I Mrs. Dora Neisner of Brldgcport
1 . ,
i The “e“jy elected odicers of Olive and (Ben Moiner. of New York are
Mrs. George W.
Spending a few days with friends in
Middleton‘n. _ .‘.
_—-
Mia‘s Ruth blend of Norwalk, was a
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in Ridgefleid.
FDR COUGH‘S, COLiDS, ETC.
Van Alstyne is j
eompanled her home as for as Silver-
mine, where he in sloping with his
daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Buttery.
The Ml'Il‘l Lolitan A. C. will hold an
exhibition on the 28min Locum-.5 s
liilll. The star bout with be between
Young 11».qu t'e of “rd-report. and
Patsy Kline, of New Jcri 1).
_Noricé.
‘Notice is hereby given to every per-
i Bethany Guild. of Trinity Episcdiml largo crowd of members and friends son having a claim against The Arlon MORE AFFIDAVITS .
' CONCERNING PERSIA
\\'.»\SH~IN’t'iTC)X, Jan. 13,——
street, South Sorwnik, Conn, on or beUAmerican Consul Kemp at .\iar—
:seillcs, France. cabled yesterday
All claims ’not presented within the] that the crew of. the Persia had
‘rcachcd ‘there and reported mak-
1Dated at Norwalk this 12th day of affidavits to the British authori-
ties at Alexandria. Egypt.
i Board of Management of The Arion sent no newinformation on the
. 1‘.28m8l“ 800mm
Singing Society to present his claim‘
to Henry l.. Kriete. Financial ~ ‘Secre-‘i
tary of said society, at 61 North Main,
fore May 15. 1916.
time above limited Shall be barred.
January.. 1916. I
I
. disaster.
3 portunity awaiting you to do it again. ‘ contain.
Use The Sentinel “Situations Wanted";
columns.
this country.
I The State Department w
' recent gum“ of Miss Lulu Mae Bee-NJ: If WWW “made 8006" before in 011 the British governmcpl {Oi'
Fany *business position, there's an on the information the aiildIWllS
Advertise in The Scanner.
Istansmus sear 1min. . .
I GERMANY TO WORK
PARIS. Jan. i3.———-julcs Ratcau,
correspondent at Saloniki of the
Echo D‘e Paris, telegraphs that a
number of Serbian refugees went
to him and exhibited letters front
relatives who had remained
These letters, he
says, state that the. Germans ham-
sent into Germany men, women,
youths and girls
villages, informing them that
they must be obliged to work in
giactorics and fields.
‘to the dispatch only few persons
Ircuiaiu in Serbia.
{M'W‘W
Nationa.
in
from Serbian
According ‘
l‘ic .
111 tint
EIhe City
. Bank
. i ~ IDLE MONEY.
173° 0‘" ”WOW“ symp- Whim'””‘“°“ ““59, “0‘ 19' ‘K' °' P" "m visitin Mr .and Mrs. 1. Joelo 1 Frank- 1 . -
and Tar, 250 bottle. ibe installed this evening. Deputy lin strict - it Do not underestimate the value of a bank with a clean record,
"‘ J . iGrand Chancellor Tlmmins of Siam ' __ : conservative management and strong financial resources as essen
gSilllSOthOWfill Corporation Iford, and staff, will make an 0310131 Mrs C J DeWitt left Will :r on i, tial features which should influence you in selecting safe depository
S ‘ . - ' is ' ' ' ' i for vour savings.
pflgscmpflon DRUWST‘ \is1t at this time and ahne time Florida. where ‘he will 1 ,
82 Wllhlnflon 8W0! iexpected. Following the installation S;:;§::e:§rme winter month; at P0- i Unquestioned security is afforded by this Bank for the deposit
6““ "Swan" “3‘ ceremonies. refreshments wm $41535: tersburgh. M155 Estelle DeWitt will I (fiddle mogey- b fet ' - liberal interest-when you deposit
-6d' :52." | visit her sister, Mrs. Howard Hoyt of I) 0“ corn ““3 oih 811 y and ‘ \ ‘
' 7' Norwvaik. and spend some time, in 3013- 1’ here. .
, I , ton. Mass» (“Hing her mother‘s 3" Wag:
’ " ' I ‘ sence. ‘
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. ‘ White B. Banks, of Norfleld. has a ' .0
1" ‘ ‘ ' ' I . spent several days with friends in a . .. .. 'D‘
' . Norwalk. “ ' ‘ . - . - .
wto hate“ the safe deposit vaults of this bank . . __ O ThurSday.-I8 Bargain Day. . 0 _
‘ . ' ~ - , Miss Florence Francis of Spring 9 __ _ ”This Week’s Special . . .0
. and to‘ See the accommodations prOVlded for the ‘ street. Stamford, and 1101‘ “19nd, Ml” -a L ADIESI DRESé SKIRTS . U
. ..f pm I -of this (1 time!“ "whether interested ‘ pmard, visited the .bi-monthly exhibi- Q . . . .p.
. . . ~ 993 . ' g ' tion of intuition given in 'Norwalk by 0 A" wow 0
. in renting a box at the present time or not. ' Mas Frances A. Hard or 43 West at, a ‘ , ONLY $2.29 0- .
mu 3 .- _ . ..._ . . _ at her prvate residence comings» a, r. . . ‘ _. Other-Items of Interest 0
unity and Sunday. _ y , . a . _ _ . .« . . . . . O
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STERLING
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FURNITURE CO.
127-129 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
Intruductory Sale. of
‘Nemo’ Corsets
Famous Self-Reducing Mod-
els in he New “Ego-Shape”
Nemo makers are always in the fore-
front of fashion. The moment a new fashion
is established, there’s a Ncmo to produce
that new fashion in its perfection.
This season's models are completely re-
constructed, vastly improved, and give the
erect, military figure of 1916. Models for
full, slender and medium forms.
You are invited tt‘all and allow our cor-
~setiere to demonstrate the merits of this
corsetoyou.
Price .................
, Bath Robes
A few odd sizes in file Bath Robes, in blue,
grey, tan and dark‘red. at a special price,
$2.49
P"!
w J. ITMALLETTE ;
Norwalk Chronicler