,AOE FIVE
LISTEN !
It-your luau-aloe is not pron-rt)“
written and is not in a good retina ,
bk (Why. it is Weill!” no A“ 25C hm . .. .. 19C
good to you. All . f ' ‘ ‘ _
We have an excellent list ofi 5°C mm!“ --------- 39C
Companies writing all kinds 0.“ All $1.008rssssc1u ........ 751:1
Sale of Brsssieres
insurance. Fire. liability. Autumn,
mintzs l
Fownes Glows
FINAL CLEARANCE
All 31.00 Gloves ........ . . 79c
All $1.25 Gloves ........... 99c
All $1.50 Gloves .......... $1.15
bile. Bonds. Acddent. rote,
our thirty nan' experience is as
your service. This means much
to you. Think it over.
Tavior&Goiden
Telephone No. 1230
South Mom-lit Trust Bldg.
OFF WITH THE OLD
‘ ON WITH THE NEW
' It's the Spring
HAT
slogan. Get in touch with
and ~
Final Clea
Tomorrow Will be
i Final Clea
A Few of the Good Specials We
25¢ HOSE 124 _.¢ PAIR
the new hats
' TODAY
$3.50 $4.00
!
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington St. 80. Nor-walk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
l’or Noruaik and \lt‘llill). Iliilras
in: cloudiness and warmer, probably
iuilowed by him or snow late. tonluhl
and Saturday; moderate east winds.
The ridge of high pressure Whil’ll
uas over the central districts yester-
day morning is now central over Non
England. It is producing plt’flhfliil
weather in the eastern districts. The
Pacific disturbance has moved inland.
and new forms it trough of low pres
sure extending from ldalio southeast»
hard to Texas. It is cruising cloudy
and unsettled weather in the western
districts, with light rain in Texas.
Oklahoma and Kansas. Zero temper»
atures continue along the northern
border from Montana to Maine. Them
was a decided fail in temperature dur-
ing the last 24 hours in Northern New
York and New England. Clinton. N.
Y.. reported 24 degrees below zero.
WEATHER A YEAR AGL
TODAY.
'l'cpttpcmturc: law, am. high.
'4”. fair.
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in NEWS l
l-‘or'tns convenience of the march-
mils and manuftcturers. the Common
cial Departments of The City National
drank, The South Norwsllt Trust com-
puny and The Peoples Trust company
will open Lincoln's Day, Saturday, Feb
l’llill'y lzth from 9 to it a. In.
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>-r|-‘resli Shoulders, 166 lb. N. Y. Mitt.
Tomorrow is Lincoln Day. and the
Sllcgestlou that flags-be flown is a
good one. The judicious display of
the national emblem. says the Hart-
ford (Iourant. makes for 'unity and a
realization that this is indeed the land
of the free.
BASKETBALL.
lit’svrt ed seats now on sale. szon's
uptown. (lhiotto’s. downtown. Only a
few left. '
r Roast beef. “30 lb. N. Y. ‘Mkt.
(in Monday afternoon of next week.
at 1'. o'clock in Grace Parish Hall, a
card party for the benefit of the Day
Nursery will be held. The affair
promises to be one of unusual inter-
est. ,
. MERCK'S
f Phosphate of Soda
i . F‘ull Pound 15c.
unison-Powell Corporation
“PRESCRIPTION onuootsrs.
'32 Washington street
South Not-unlit. Conn.
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Monetary Matters
A Checking Accountwlth
' ' the People's Trust Com
pany of South' Norwslk
will be found useful in
your financial transac
tlons. .
/
We deem it a pleasure to
“or the best possible -
advice in .all monetary
hit your funds withTa
Closing Oit All
hose,
2%
ladies' black slight liq-pvt?“
lions :liezuldr values, for in
marrow only lZlagc. pair,
MUSLIN DRAWERS 15¢
Siits, Dresses and iiiilinery at
Your Own Price
rance Sale
the Big [)iy at our
rance S .le
Offer for Our Saturday's Business
50¢ FLANNELETTE l
oowns 29c
While they last, spetlal
gowns. Regular \iillll' :illt‘.
our day only "Jitt-
25o MUFFLERS 15c
Winter Coats.
llill‘lllt‘li'iiu
l
i For lli1~
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l
i
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l
l
' \\‘. uill (lose out our l'rulilur "w
lsiiiies' muslin drauers iiegular l‘N , , . , _ ~ .- ”-
l and :Ell- \‘alLlPs, on nltlt' Sdltll‘tia) .n l COATS AT $2.95 T:f::,“‘i|fi“‘?-{L“ “H ”m PM“ ("'1'-
lTii' We still (lose out a number of (Unix Al 31‘?) I I l
, l . . 6 $1.00 ANNP $1.25 I .
l CORSET COVERS 15‘. l COATS AT $5.00 i E'HILDRE lS DRESSES, fioc -
.‘xisllly trimmed torset con-b liliil l Many or our higu price 0 m. -..m ilitlilirruu .u ‘ "1'5”: 3",” bl‘ “”‘l‘; ‘I’ i-llllrw‘]ll.| all“: I
usually sold at lite and :Iic Filliil woo . ii Tn“ ..‘-“‘\;.'-3\... Clan-”ll. \'-i trill.» .
If Clearance Sale. 15c. I COATS A $P 9' I .iil- .u. \liiJ ii) .i~ , .- ( l
: T 4 .t a ‘ "' WAISTS
NEW CORSET COVERS 251* l \ good srlrl'llon 0: coats that Mr"? "it i” “'7 “”‘l l .‘\ Shani (lastirtlilenl4il-rt)‘:vhite and ml
2.3 doz ncailly lflillmt‘d t‘orsel 10l't‘l“ 1 its While they last tomorruu $7.95. l “rm “"15”. “Hum” mm, 7.“, FM |
to go on Nit a .oc i ALL SUITS REDUCED .3 “m, Final (.M‘m'w‘. Sah- Sc l
CORSET COVERS AT 49c l Prim rangefrom .. . $5.00 .. $10.00 : 121% ggvgiéucusn in
One lot of corset covers worth up to . AR 191‘ u
. Indie.» undelnoar
7.30 ,‘ for our i-‘inuJ Clearance note illi-
SPECIAL GOWNS 50¢
One big shipment of fine gowns nrai-
iy trimmed. Regular values Tin i‘liial
Clearance Sale 500.
COMBINATIQNS 39¢
Closing out many or our combination.-
in this l-‘inai Clearance Sale iii :isc
t‘hildren‘s raincoatn.
Inorrow at 81.99.
prices.
SPECIAL COMBINA-
TIONS 99¢
An Elm bk dlspl‘f of fine ionilitlin
tions to gonn‘,sale:*at 99c.
MUSLIN GOWNS 19¢
Uul they [0. one big shipment
muslin gowns at tile.
A but assortment to go
lar $1.00 shapes at the.
$1.50 AND $2.00
Shapes that sold up to
til
Iiiorrow at 50c.
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Dokus has
L....A_-..._. CI: \‘»J u
(‘lerk Stephen
City
sworn in Michael J. Gambia. Louis
appointed special police officers.
$3.00 CHILDREN'S RAIN COATS
$1.99
Regular :3 on
CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSSES
ONE-HALF PRICE
All children's whitedresses, about in do:
lot. to go on Sale tomorrou
ALL MILLINERY MUST BE SOLD
$1.00 SHAPES 25¢
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lirehm and “NT! 19. Ainsworth, newlil‘ NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS I
prints and \t'rib‘.
' unbleached, on sale at ll‘l‘. iieuular
prlu- 25c ‘ 4
SPECIAL CORSETS AT 49¢ i
to doz. indies“ corsets. Regular 751*.
inlues. All the latest models, 490.
Up Slilr to
in lllr Regular 81.00 corsets at 71w.
M L; ofl’ llli‘ if'Klllitl'
25¢ MEN'S TIES 15¢
.iirli's Hilk ties, all the new alludes.
Regular 2:30. for this Final (‘leanini-e
Ssh- the.
tin ~.’\lt' tomorrow lh'Ku
\
SALE OF SWEATERS
(‘hildren'o SI 00 Sarah-rs 7%
l Wi- will close out two different styles. l
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I Children's $1.er Sli't'ult'l‘rl Mic
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SHAPES 50¢ ~ ..
9200. vu- will clOHt- out to- i 3133
' rim)
$5.00
Sn enters
S“ eaters
Sn mitt-rs
Sweaters
lJttllt‘S'
i.‘ulit~:i'
Ladies'
Lad it‘s'
81.99
$2.99
$3.50
’C‘harles Sniffin. of Hamilton avevuue,
has been appointed as chairman ‘of the
house committee of the. Trinity Young
Men's Club. Plans for the Lincoln
dinner, this l‘i’t'lilnfl. are completed
:ntlslni‘torily.
The annual meeting and election of:
officers will take place this evening, Justice of the Ponce John \\‘ v."
at the Norwslk Boat. Club. All mem- now, or this city, was a visitor )‘fislt‘l'
bers are urged to be present. day with friends in Milford.
in the Oddfellowa plnochle tournaw Miss Catherine Sherwood, of West
merit, last night, Colfax Encampmenti port. has been visiting friends in .\'or-
did ahead on 1,000 points. making walk.
their lead over Butler Lodge safe by;
8,000 points.
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Mrs. George R. Van Aislyns has
gone to New Haven to spend s few
the home of her brother Dr.
in that city.
Reports from Derbysg‘dre that the (“‘73 5“
condition of Judge William N. wn-I “'th ”A Crow".
llama of the superior court, who suff-
ered a stroke of apopiexy. is much lm-‘
proved.
Bryant are spending the weekend at
illoliomo of Mrs. Frank Woodward in
The building inspector. this moru- Holden avenue. '
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lug. issued permits as follows: to, Miss Mae Williams. of Putnam avo-
Jones a Hotchklss to install plumbing 'h '11 t rtain
for E S Osterbanks. of 6 North ave- nue. 1“ the hostess w o m on e
' ' . players tonight at the first of s new
nus; to St. John & Keyserto erect ad- series of Court Laurel Club card 9",
dition to C. P. Hayes house. on South ties. I ll .
Main street, to cost “60. I ""l ’9
’ . . A regular meeting of the Lluiios'
if you we made good b'm‘f'e m Auxiliary of McKinley Camp. U. S. W.
any business position. theres an op V., was held last night at the head-
nortunlty awaiting you to do it aga'n.
FEBRUARY
CLEARANCE SALE
COATS$ 5 c 0 A T s
corduroy coat Can you do;
pllcate elsewhere such good
value?
'WAISTS.
For 35.00 you can secure
here. tomorrow. 3. beautiful
worth three and four times
as much.
Warren Woodward and Miss Gladys
quarters in the Town Assembly Hull!
Arrangements for a card party, to be
held on February 16th, were made.
besides Carrying out the regular busi-
ness of the meeting.
Members of the Men‘s Assembly. of
the Norwalk Methodist Church, are
looking forward with great interest
to the regular monthly meeting of
Elbe organisation. on the 18th of Feb-
ruary. at which time, Street Com-
missioner George Sherron. will ad-
dress the club. on the subject of "City
Conditions." The meeting will he
held in the assembly room of the
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. .\irs. “'iliinln it. (:ortwright enter-
,tained at cards at her-home. 68 Core
avenue, East Norwslk. yesterday after-
noon. Mrs.,John Sherman took first
prise and Mrs. Charles Perry was
awarded second prize.
A delightful card party was held at
the home of Mrs. Charles Copeiy. ”rho
hiaplcs;;,in Mott avenue, yesterday af-
ternooh. Prizes went to Mrs. George
R. Van Alstyue, Mrs. Charles Cole nno
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell. in their order.
Refreshments ware served and a so-
cial hour was greatly enjoyed.
Dr. Lowe will leave Ridgetleldr
March 2 for Nassau. Bahamas. and
remain until March 26. During his lib-
sencc Dr F. J. Morrison will occupy
Dr. Lowe's house and have charge of
his other nnd practice.
I
BRiEF EARTHQUAKE RECORDED.
BUFFALO, N. Y.. Feb. 11.——'I‘he seis-
mogmph at Canaslus College here, re-
corded an earthquake or ten seconds'
duration at 9:50 o'clock today. it was
stated that the shock was probably lo-
cal to the United States and undoubt-
edly occurred in the southwest.
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Bitilii Ailiii li’
llw lililiilimi'll il!
[ Among the passengers sailing today‘First Dose of Pspe's Cold Compound
on the Clyde Line steamer “Lenspe” Relieves All Grippe Misery.
for Jacksonville, Fla. are Colonel Don't stay stuffed-up!
George D. Russell and wife, who pro. Quite mowing and Sunflnngt A dose
cured their tickets and reservations of “Papa's Cold Compound" taken
through 1. viii. Layton I; 00.. Inc., as- every two hours until three doses are
ems-of the Clyde Line at South Nor-,taken will end grippe misery and
walk. .break up a severe cold either in the
l ~»—— head, chest. body or limbs.
The police have received a report It promptly opens clogged-up nos-
that an emery-wheel and stand. was trils and air passages; stops nasty
stolen,
6th of this month from an out-house Hick headache, dullness. feverishness,
owned by ‘W. Parks. of Cranbury. sore throat. sneezing. soreness and
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the
for WOMEN
and M18858 $5-95
Values up to $12.98
DRESSES l
l Regular $3.98
... LACE WAI'STS - ~
Tomorrow at $2.45
- Skirts
DRESSES AND COATS.
All the newest models, especially priced 'at -
$1.98. $3.25. 33.49 and $4.98
-SWEEPING REDUCTIONS on CHILDREN'S ~
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Deputy Chief Haymaker Lester 0.,
Brush. of South Norwalit, will go to
Stamford February 219i to install the:
newly elected officers of the llafvmltk-
ers' Association. . '
The .fNorwpllt . ,Chrtgtlnn Endeavor“
Union willflhold (very interestingf
rslly-itonight, nt’ the'le‘lrstj Congregal
trons‘t'cimr’cl‘l, rind icing crowd is'
expected to attend. ..The Norwalk. pa ‘
ion includes the societies of Darlen
and Wiltoh. from which 'd'eleiratipris
are expected to lie present.
: A. will“! ‘1“ 9°?"
writ.
n.
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was on last aim. The next rebut-
'89:.
at vill‘bs‘st's o'clock Sunday, after
. l ‘ I I!! II" ‘II
amp; with John w: scrim? iii'éiiai-go.‘ -
"Pope’s Cold Compound" is
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only 26 cents at drug stores
It acts without assistance, tastes nice.
and causes no inconvenience Don't
accept a substitute
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Eli“; esthe Cake j .
Last .Sumi‘iie'r when ’twaa blasin ’hot
one. day May‘said to me
Bill can't you go to five Monroe
And set some cake for test
Why, course I can 'Ms. N be glad to
helvroo out-I ii-.- , . .,
‘iilryo‘iii'biég'o'iw " ' . '
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' To buy some csks‘snd M-
$1,00 CORSETS AT 79¢ l‘
$1.49 i
‘church, and a. large nttcndnncc is ext} .
'pected. g
l
sometime between the 3d and discharge or nose running; relieves
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" The Howlan'd. Dry Goods CO .'
HOWLAND’S '
Bridgeport, Conn, Friday, Feb. 11, 1916.
Howland Machines are
big value too
llit lltmlsliil ~< \\lli‘,;'liltlt‘lilll\' t lull, \\illi ii\ lilt llillt'l"
\llllr lull juSt (lllt‘llt'tl, witch sliiiivtllllig lit“l'li all run 7
\\ .1} oi getting .l H“\\illgilllilt‘liilit‘ ll utters um“;-
illllt‘liillt-~ of unusual \.tlill‘ :ltiil «it‘ll-ix llil‘lli .lt llH'lI’ HQU'
lllr i‘llsli prim uiinlcr lllh «.‘ui plan,
a E ‘ ‘
lain} lit-lllllilil mixing lil‘li‘llliit' l~ ml in: \illiit‘. 'é
l'.’li'li iiilt‘ i< lul.li lltvlli lit'xl lil.llill.ll. .ul through“ .. _-.
lll.ll ili.ltlli.il |\ ‘litiiil‘il In \lxllll-l \zuil..l~ l‘;\t‘l'\' tlt". ‘
the l\ uwl to ilisli'w .i Il.tl‘lill:l' lull-l \ll.lll run easily
:ilitl (Intel!) and tltl [l.tllt‘il‘\ll \llltiiiill Sod-ill: Ill i-\crv
home sort.
l'xllt lllt'rt .li't‘ no t’liil~: iinthillg in .itl'l litt'lllt'\\l\ to 1
.ml llihit‘ilil, full \alilt is put mil. t'.itli umrhiue for.
t \'(-r_\ prim} of its prim
llti\\'liillll lllilt‘llllit‘x uni) llt' lit-pt-lnlwl till 1.. ~tli‘ \illiS‘ n
i;li'lol'll_\'. to ~l.inil up ~.ili~l'.1ctorii_\~, to gii't- long servicej
\\r guarantee them {or .1 period of imi‘» /
liver) our of ilit'lii is built for (’Ulth‘lllt‘lli ll>t‘ too.
Most lilOtlt‘lS have .‘i llt'\l(‘t‘ which itilltilllililt’iill}' lifts or.- '7
lowers the head. 'l‘llni device is strong anti simple and ’~'
sure. it does its work quickly—null i< not ill the days-’13: ..
Neither does it detract from the panel looks of the ma« y“ ‘
rhino. ‘."'
iiut >t'\\lllg .ihilllj is lllt‘ rml [wt of any machine. .. i... ‘
'l‘lll‘ llowlilnil Illnrhitics~ illt‘t'l. this test. You will host ‘7‘" 5
il-Iirn this by limiting: the int personally. ' __ :6 .
fire-m
e ""i-m
One dOllar
.
wilds an) liowlnnii llliiCl’llllt‘ to lllt' liUlllt' of any lilcltlbcr ' ~"‘
of the liowland SC\\'llli{:llia€hln€ club. Tllt‘ nmchinois’ ‘1.
sent just as soon as a member is admitted. The dollar is
not an added charge for membership in thc club; ' it 'is
first payment upon thr regular cash pricc of thc lilaciiinc. ~
Rest of that price is paid in small amounts at intervals of i
a month. The total ro~t is Simply the store's regular cash
price. There arc no extra charges of any sort: no mom:
licrship ices and no interest.
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For the regular $25 Reliance machine a club ltlemill‘ifff
bcr pays exactly $.25. For .my other machine, a member 3“
pays just the regular cash price. BUT that price is paid It :5 '
<0 easily that with no burden at all. a machine is soon 4"“; ,.
acquired. ‘ ‘ ‘ t "
Membership rolls now‘ Eclipse $15 and $17.50.
New England—$20.
Reliance—$22.50 and $25. __‘
open and choice of all ma-
chines at $15 to $39 offered
to members. Immediate de— Reliance with special
livery on admission to mem-lcabinet—S3g. "
bership.
'l‘llittl lltitir. "n.
A man’s suit or topcoat to g ,.'.;.;3';:{,
measure—-
$17.50 ' r
Mainly to make (lull days into busy.
New Spring fabric.» and new Spring styles Good all-v.
tho-year fabrics, too—includiing blue serge suitings.
About 100 different suiting wooicns! Q
All the liked topcoat wooicnsl L'
There‘s not one missing. WKMQ .
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Live and snappy: or rich and quiet: pick your favor?
lie. I "Sim-l:
‘Each suit or coat must fit and be thoroughly satisfj"
factory. You are the judge. ‘ _ :0 ;
Here is the only condition :— ' 5.5.3.
Orders must be given between February 10th , snail}: .
20th inclusive. ' ‘ * ;;r
We don’t need to tell you that this is- a specials..:,¢i-
price—any man can see that. » - ..
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Main floor. rcar. " '\
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