Evening sentinel, Friday, January 21, 1916 · page 8

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Brunswicko.

Mrs. Robert Galnor, wife of omcerl
Gainor, is slowly recovering from a'
f very severe attack of grip. l
Miss Lena Sather, of the tonnL
Lclerk's cities. is among the grip vic- L

time.
Dotted Swiss in many patterns. also, L _.
Silkolines and Cretoues. L Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T Murray mil

Lattend the dance given this evening
E. K. BANKS

by Governor and Mrs. James Fielder,
of New Jerset at the \‘l' oman‘s Club,.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwaik.

Window Draperies

A new and varied assortment o
, Borims in White Cream and Arab.

Madras in White and Cream.
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Jersey City.

L Doctors here are interested in the.L
Ltact that Cook County, Illinois, hospi-'
:ta‘l authorities recently resorted to‘
Lblood transfusion to ‘save the life of,
La man overcome by gas. The opexa- L

A Representative at
Pic'orial ReView CO' tion is said to be the first of its kind
1 in America.

will be at our stOre L
‘ —‘Umhrellas£anes. 0'l31ie11's
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

. The "Red Star” is being nnloadyd of
to demonstrate and explain any a cargo of coal at the docks of the
of the Pictorial Patterns. arris it Gan» Company.

The second district (ommissioaers
DONNELLYS Lhate not vet held a meeting to dis
L tuss the tunnel of the returned bill
STATIONERY STORE. Loi sale lot the apparatus ot the set-
_ 10nd district.
CIIY NEWS A high mass of requiem for the late
Mrs. James Fisher was this rooming
W at 7:30 o'clock sum: in St.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Buttery, of Si]- church on South Main street.

\An oldiashioned "(‘opl. Payne 0)‘5'
vermine, announce the engagement of

iter supper" will be enjoyed following
Lthe 111eoting tonight oi the members
‘ their daughter, Alice M. Buttery,
Perry W. Belward.

 

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‘of Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M.

‘0 Endeavor of the South Norwulk (‘on-
‘Lgrcgntional church will be held 10-

Greenwich motorists, it is reported “”5!“
have asserted that a part of the gasO- L BANNER HOME MADE BA.KERY
line for which they are paving from Gives you choirs of Wheat rye, oat
twenty five to thiiy five cents a gal meal and Giaham bread Raisin
ion for is pure water. it is said thel bread. \\' odnesday.e 5 Monroe St.
gasoline does not seem

to ghe theL'l‘el. 367.
proper results.

Attotucy 1m 0 Glegory is in New
Chief of Police “ililam .R fie-“mg.L Iimen today. on legal business‘
ton stated this morning that he hadl '17"? condition 0‘ MOW“ ll- (WEIGHT
not received any complaints relatlvc‘Llllt‘ well known shoe dealet. remains
to local automobllists neglecting to about the same.

Mr. (‘lover was tak-
put the 1918 institute on their run so

sick about 11 week ago with the
chinés. Dliiicultyis being met with in grip. and has been confined to his
many cities throughout the state. LhOme since that time.

 

 

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1‘ HOUR SALE

10 A. M. T011 A. M.

DRESSES $1. 99

20 Silk and Cloth Dresses that sold
as high as $22. 50; not this sea
styles, to close put‘dhla I HOWE:
"$1 .9 5‘
' No EXCHANGE OR REFUNO

 

 

(The Real Big Sale of the Norwalksl

FOWNES GLOVES RE—

1

75¢ WAISTS 45¢

10 different styles to select front, all
sizes. about 15 dozen to go on sale
consisting of lace ani embroidery
trimmed and stripe Waists in all the
latest styles. very special 45c

DUCED

know.

All $1.50 Fownes Gloves

All $1.25 Gloves

All 81.00 Gloves
$1.00 WAISTS 75¢

Smart looking Waists all new models,

several diffetent styles to pick from
January Clearance Sale Prlee 751:

$2. 50 WAISII‘S S‘ 99

Crepe- -de chene Land Plaid 11.11511. L
Waists that sold at $2. 50, during this
sale $1.99

:5. 00 Sweaters

$4. 00 Sweaters

$3. 00 Sweaters

L 92.00 Sweaters
"51.50 Children's Sweaters

$1 CREPE KIMONOs 79¢

Hand Emb ”MW“-
1.2.3:}..3‘1‘31 _ mm SALE OF CORSTES

Corsets, low and high bust,
$111111de length,

“if Champion WIIIardllEm
70Lreally climbs into a local- ring with‘ @1334

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Joe Vita, in 111.; New York Evening
333's’

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80 82
82 88
96 116'

LEranlLr liioran next April the 1111.111 ofL
91 the tight will ”not be in doubt Mot-L 0m
85 an; a clumsy. overrated heavyweigth _

109 who was an sissy mm for Jack 391111 1 or. 1.1110111. Pa,

110 out .31 Jim Coffey, a Tallow

laboratory Inai k.

.causes many a student to

Joseph's

The annual meeting of the Christian

If it's a Fownes, it's all you need to

KNITTED MUFFLERS ALT
SPECIAL PRICES»

50c Knitted Mufflers reduced to 39¢

251:, ‘Knltted Mufflers reduced to

31.011111111119111 Sweaters L ""‘

‘woodeooutr woman.

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Will Find a Helpful
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Bulic'otion In
Latter.

L Overworked, run down “tagged-
All the Physics Note Books must be out" women who feel as though they
handed in to Mr Hildreth by 1: 15 1). could hardly drag 3,50% should pro-

.111. today Eighteen experiments must fit by M rs Carters experience. She
have been written up correctly andL

L'appl'0\ ed. For each expei 1ment un-L '8 8"” m I am the mother of Six child-

Lde1 that number that is not written text
up 10 p91 cent. will be taken off the. that I couldn’t eat anything and it

I tried
remedies wlrh'éut-
Vinol advertised and

The exams which begin on Monday, 3.” around and d? my work.
.. bake in different. doctors

l' b 1 .. ibenefit. [saw
its, 00 s.

The 1Flranltlin and Center Junior benefit from the first bottle that I

VLHigh Schools have formed basketball? continued to take it, and it has built" ‘23:?

teams. They will play :1 SPFiOS 0f up my strength and made me strong
games among each other and otherland well. I consider Vinol the best
teams, The first game was played medicine 1 have ever taken, and 11d-
yesterday. L vise all week, run—down women to try

and " got so weak and rundown

seemed almost impossible £01 me to

1 dedided to try it, and received so much

 

Warren Stuart. 11 former HighLn LL Mrs. Bessie Carter. States Road
v 1

School student, is now with Fox t‘y-1‘ ‘ ‘ l L

If all the tiled,ore1worked, run-L
Ldonn context in South Nornnlk couldl“
only realize how our delicious cm In
er and iron tonic Vinol, supplies the!
.vital elements necessary to build up
1n blood and strength, we wouldn't be
his last hall-tom at lhutniouth (‘ 1-?11 able to supply the demand. __ank 'H‘
[ego Baxter. 80. Main 511991 80 \‘orwualk

rte (.‘ompanyt
Soul 11 Norwalk.

hardware dealers, in

Friends of Charles Taylor, a for~‘
Iner High School student. will be in-
terested to learn that he is now

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BUILDING
, FOUNDATIONS

Among the savings accounts safe- guarded by

this bank are to be found many that are the
corner-stones of future homes.

We know of numerous instances where the

first dollar deposited was the starting point

of a fund that Was later used to purchase a

home for its owner. LN;

We pay a liberal rate of interest and it is
credited twice each year.

South Norwalk Savings Bank

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SIMPLICITY.

At a British recruiting meeting re-L
cently the speaker. having got

audience in a high stat

brate deeds performed by our soldiersL
in Fience, suddenly copied it big.

strongly built man at the back of the 53" from here."~Tit Bits
'he cried,
lasm by telflng them of the maulthst you are not at the front?"

his

9 of enthus- Lhall LLMY man,

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1 HOUR. SALE

lowA. M. to 11 A. M.

25 SUI f S" at $2.95

All wool Suits that sold up to $16. to
go on sale this 1 Hour only at 52.95.

NO EXCHANGE OR REFUND

 

LEAR! E SALE

$7 COATS $3.95

Out they go. all this. season’s styles.
smart looking costs that sold up to
$7.00 at $3.95.

$9 and $10 COATS $4.95
One grand opportunity to secure a.
‘;-ilne coat at about half price. Take
your choice Of this assortment and
pay us $4..95 Values to $10.01).

$12 and sfionrs $7 95

All this season’ a latest models in high
class cloth coats, values to :15. Jan
nary Clearance Sale Price $7. 95.

$3.50 $22.50 PLUSH COATS

$2.99 $1 0
51ng Salts guaranteed Plush with guaran-

3139 teed lining.- sold the city over at
99c $22.60. Clearance Sale Price, $14.95.

79° ODD sutrsn'r $4.95
We will group together a number of
odd suits, prices range now $15.00.
Clearance Sale Price. $4.96.

EXTRA SPECIAL SALEL on
SKIRTS .

, Fine Corduroy Skirts $1,

We will place (in salt 50 fine ,o‘C 11-

roy Skirts, very latest styles. in All

colors, one of the very best specials

ever offered at this store.

$1.19
991‘.
89c

19c

ALL‘ SWEATERS REDUCED

regular

Jan 21.

94 non III 191‘, recently knocked “figmlneidrlck 8 former Ameriean 1
mm’lnssehsll player, died at his home 1.

M
ON DOG TEAM RACE.“

Irishman who knoyvs little or nothing yesterda
, . Ly- He was purchased 4 .1
Lalihut Lthe an OI 15111191111116: flora in” the Paterson Atlantic 3?”;

.Jan 21.—- laundromat/11ml Joel: Dill «at

.111.1. $1.50 agree :0 co

Our entire 119111. c 1.0 Shapes will
be sold It 50c. regullr price 31.50.11
big assortment to soloist from.

L 82.5010 805?? SHAPE? _
L L _ L’l‘qite your picko 88.50 to “.055

Shop. Ind pay us Ibo. This lot eon-

«slot- of on. silk velvet shops: in all

3:35 50 13111qu 111113

25.1: MUSLIN DRAWERS
‘ 19¢

25c dozen Muslin Drawers. extra good
med. regular 2511: values. January
Clearance Price. 191:.

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SPECIAL MUSLIN DRAW-
ERS-ALT'25c '

5c dozen Muslin Drawers, extra good
quality. trimmed with lace and eu1~

broidery. January Clearance Sale
Price. 261:

DRAWERs AT 50¢

/‘"
Extra Special Display of Fine Draw"
ers, trimmed with lace and embroid-
ery. Regular value 75c. January Clear-
ance Sale Price 50c

25¢ CORSET COVERS 19¢

20 dozen Corset Covers. lace and em-
broidery trmlmed. dsnuary Clearance
Sale Price, 191:, regular value 251:.

SPECIAL CORSET COVERS
AT 25¢

We will place on sale a new line of
special Embroidery and Lace Trim
niegSCorset Covers, extra good value
a c. /

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SPECIAL GQWNS 1.125.

We will sell 10 dozen Muslin Gowns‘

during this sale at 251:.

SPECIAL GOWNS AT 50¢

A his line of Special Muslin Gowns

neatly trimmed to go on sale at 501:.
$1.25 Gowns At one

”lane quality nutter Night 01111119,!

nutty trimmed. mine: up to $1. 25.
Jammy Clout-shoe Sale Price. 90o.

SPECIAL HUSLIN SKIRTS
AT 59¢-
clan out. a his line C! Nulln

SPECIAL COMBINATIONSL
AT 45¢

We will place on sale a special lot of
Cdmhinntions, neatly trimmed, at 45:.

$1 and $1.25 COMBINA-
TI‘ONS AT 69¢

One big line of slightly soiled Com-
binations from handling to go on sale
at 69c.

SPECIAL COMBINATIONS
AT 99¢

An extra tine display of Combinations
to go on sale at 99c

COM‘BINATIONS AT $1.49

We will feature a fine line of New
Combinations ,embroidery and lace
trimmed, extra special. $1.49.

VERY FIN-E COMBINATIONS
LAT $1.95 ‘

it new line of High Class Combina-
tions, trimmedwith tine lace and in-
sertions. to go on sale at $1.95.

1.
1 50¢ FLANNELETTE
‘\ ‘ GOWNS 39¢ T

10 dozen Flannelette Gowns, regular 5’

price 50c. 98316

Price 39c.

m

FLANNELETTE GOWNS AT

89¢.

Ll‘lannelette Gowns in stripes and plain
white, extra special value. at 89c.

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FLANNELE’I-‘TE SKIRTS AT

. 1. 25¢

A new display of
nelette. Skirts to

quality mi:-
on sale at so.

EXTRA FLANasLEn‘a =
- oowns50¢

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