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FRIDAY, ]Ahl.» 14, 1916
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Bargains That Bring Busmesvs
VALUES THAT TALK
IN OUR JANUARY
Clearance Sale
newest fashions and colors.
All sizes for women and misses.
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Womens’ and Misses’ COATS
$5.95, $6.75, $8.95“, $10.95
cnunuuovs Plain and Striped Zibelines, Wool Flushes, Broad-
cloths. Matehms, Wale o’ the Sea Cloths, etc., all made in the
A’omnn’s anLMissee’ .resses
$2.95, $3.95. “$5.95; $8.7
Combinations, Silks. Phida, Novelties and some of the newest
weaves and coloring: in Cm: do Chine. and Crepe de Meteors.
Sores. Wool Poplins. Mixtures,
Fancies and Novelties. All sizes.
Women’s and Micsm’ SUITS
$6 95 $9. 95, $11. 49, $14. 95
All this season's models in the most favored materials and col-
ors. just the kind of asuit you want for now and to wear into
late spring.
Ti‘fiilll
$2.95, $3.95
At $2.98 and $4.98 a '
Values Up to $8“.
EXTRA SPECIAL
SPECIAL SALE 0N
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-Porlt Roast, 160 lb. Schultze.
Charles Reynolds of Cove street,
has returned from a visit in New York.
» William P. no is sulering from the
grip at his estate on the old Seuss-j
tuck road.
Judge John H. Walsh, who has been
ill tor several weeks at his Blackstone
cottage, is now improving.
Miss Skidmore and Mr. and Mrs.
s—F‘resh Shoulders, 12 l-Zc lb. Schnitzel
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IWin. Barker. oi Springdalo, visited.
‘Mrs. Reed in East Norwalk on Sun-
dsy.
Thomas Riley, 0! Pleasant street, is
recovering from his recent illness and
will resume his duties with J. H. Run- ,
ole. tomorrow.
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Mrs. J. R. Marvin, oi the Ridge. hss'
been quite ill with the grip at the
home at her sister. Mrs. A. J. Meek—1" ‘ . _
“be 911 ill with the gm). is recovering.
er, In the First District.
The tournament of the married and1
single men in Matilower Hook and
'lzuider Company will be started thisl
evening. Owing to Hit knees and otherl
engagements several of the players!
could not attend last night. 1
“Pot. Roast. no bone,14c lb. Schultze
Arthur Davina, oi the Farms, has an!
attack of the grip, and has been on ,
able to till his duties as watchrmin at
the American Hot Compsnys' plant in
South Norwaik
The Ladies Aid Society at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. .
did not meet this week on account of
the bud weather and so much sickness1
,amoug the members. 1,”
Reports from the Bridgeport howl-1
tal ends! are that Elmer Roberts 01‘
East Not-walk. is recovering from that
eifects of an electric shock. lie was
working in a local tshtary when be u i
cidsntally touched a wire and received
about 400 volts at electricity- through
hilwy. In, 'ul\,. ‘
The Christina cantata; Three Wise
um.-*mm1ho Otoxht' “Til
hat Avenue llathodlst Wood
M. will be M M
ova-11111;. tor Minna: and:
evening. The canton was one oi the
best ever given by the Blind-a school.
Renown
There will he? Soon
it 1. so tonight 3°, "”1“?“
Hrs. llilblrt Mareh. of Highland ave
nus. is sick with the grip.
—-Pork Roast.15c lb. Schultxe.
{Miss Kate Loren in very ill with
pneumonia at her home in Highland
avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burris.
Highland avenue. are visitin iris
in New York City. ‘ m
. --Fl'-h Shoulders. 12 1-21: hb. Schultle
Marsh Thatcher, who lately gave up
the grocery business in this place.
will remove to New Haven, where he
line a. position.
Rev Y.-H. Shahbas ofl’ersia,a
well-known missions” who has Just
[returned to this country. Will We“
in the Baptist church on Wedneedey
evening at 7: 46 o’clock. All are cor-
aflally invited to hear him.
When folks are much interested
1—Pot Roast, no hone, 14c lb. Schultse
.aywn Baptist Church held its annual
,Mrs. Eugene Ambler.
in the proposed iniprovemeute at Ro
ton Point for the coming year. Moses
been caretaker at the Point this year.
The Lsdies’Aid Society of the Row-
meeting this week, and elected the
tol'owing emcers:
President—JMrs. A. B. Cleverley.
Vice Presidenthrs. Hobart.
Secretary—Mrs. C. D. Albrecht.
Treasurer—~Miss Margaret Hatha:
way.
Home Mission Superintendent—.-
Foreign Mission Superintendent—
Mrs. E. H.Evory
Supply CommitteewMiss Margaret
Hathaway
The Baptist Brotherhood will have
' - "t ”in church this evening at
8 o ’cloek and the annual election of of
st..- .t..u oiht—l‘ business will follow.
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Mrs. John Oldrin. who has recently
Mrs. S. h Lawson and Master John,
both 01 whom have had the 'rip, are
now enjoying good health again.
—~Pork il’oast,15clh. Schultas.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sherman
have both been victims of the l-ll‘lp
lately, but are able to be around uguin‘
Ilr. and Mrs. William Ziegler, J.
10! Newton and iii West o7ih street,
New York. were guests at the Globe
theatre. New York.Wednesd11y to see
“Stop! Look! Listen!"
{~ll‘reeh Shoulders. 12 1-" .0 lb. Schultzn
A most delightful musicals was g'v-
on in the Town Hall. Tuesday night
by representatives of the Aeolian
Company of New York. under the nus-
pieee of the Ladies Aid Society of
the Congregational church. Splendid . .
numbers were rendered by Miss W--ww“mwmmwn_fim
Louise Stalhngs, soprano: Jan Rubrt
ni, violinist; Hamid L. Quantin at the
vocation; and Gerard (‘hati’ieid piano
let. The well-filled Town Hall. bale
evidence to Darisn's .mreviamn of
this high-class music, similar to that
which fills Aeolian Hall in New York .
littlest daily.
-1Pot Roast. no hone, 14c lb. Schultze
The cantata. gun a week ago last
Sundey. in St. bike's church. Nero-
tan, will be repeated next Sunday
night" in the Barton ll‘ethodist’ diurch
*1th combined choirs 01‘ St. Luke‘s
and new. nourishes, with stew
,uuuanu ell-we. and. violin mooni-
, .., t I)!“ who”, l’t
' was 'gre‘iily my“! "w en “hr'st‘ pre- -
,..‘mtul.,.at the low manual h ..
it is expected that the people of the~‘ .
:enter \wil be just. winning 1
Homefurnrshing
savings that are
' Wort l’lwhile
Saturday Only
able to take his accustomed place in
, his Railroad avenue meat market for
B“ Racked, 0! Crockett street. 1““ several weeks. because of an attack|bm is improved.
In Hardwood wet week laundry bar- ‘
'1’ Wm Hollsr. V50 has been 11“ ‘of the grip, is new at business again. -
{Mm Holly was nine 11 glip victim,
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251: Camera shape tin lunch boxes,
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36¢ Wlfll’d floor mops at 380..
750 Short handle steel furnace
shovels, ‘89:.
101: Good quality mink 11min. it 8e.
6e Cups paper, any color, 31: roll.
$225. a piece stun handle crying“
I”. at $1.89.
$4.25 Perfection oil Beaters, neltly
niekle plated at $3.79.
$3.25. 25 lb. fanny mm at sec.
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