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Clearance of All Furs

This week it is proposed to lighten the stock of Furs, every kind of Fur
Coats, Sets, Separate Mulls and Santa. Read Furs are choice, carefully
they will be found dependable for the lead name is on them.

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TORRINGTON, Feb. 16. ~Tho mer-
cury dropped to 13 degrees below zero

Being Operated on for 053mg“ here last night and registered only

High School Notes

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‘ , tion in Throat When End Game .811 below at 8 o'clock. At Burrvllla $30“, .80.!”

.2. _ NEW your. pen. 15,~Thep am 'ihc lowest point recorded was is be White Doeskin 2 clasp» Sr 0

E . “tau”? Shem sptont Satur ideath from leprosy in New York in low, while Winstcd reported a mini- Chin Chin CollarsT was $1500 $12.00. . Gl ' ' — , 5

4“ d” n ow m ‘mauy years occurred today in Kings mum in .;l beiow. Noimik, however,! S k Chi Ch' Slip-on oves, $150

-3 f s nth county hospital. Brooklyn. when T llie reported a. still lower temperature of mm It “1' “’35 $l5-00 for ”0-90? I catherctte Gloves, 2 dug!” in “him lmllgcc and

. ' Miss Elizabeth Steven! 9 0 Davis, 16 ymra old, succumbed aft» ‘23 below. At the weather station at Raver $I f 310001

i. iron-n: attended a dance at West .. - W35 5.00 0r - . gray. $1.00

3 month“ of ""1838. She W” ull‘f‘t Lil-cane!!! [be minimum “In on], 9 ‘ . . ’ ~
etbtr at the time as surgeons were be,“ h “a ”m comm night hm Raccoon. was $io.oo for 3 1.50v Double Silk Gloves. sm-s o in 8| l~2, $1.00

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about to operate on her to remove m two years.
lepros obstruction which was choiting
her to death. '
. Man Davin became affected in Key Friend (admiring the prodigy)—
West Fla. in 1913. Physicians there Seventh grade. is she? Plays the
failed to (humane the case. and be: planner an talks lrench like a he
i. her a clothing dealer. sent her to "‘,,‘3ull’d'1b§f‘.. touchy. “MEN, no
a POUND in 3'00“)“. in 1h“ MP9 that doubt thut's meant to‘be very funny
a change of climate would aid hm‘ liiil Smith; but as it ‘appens you ‘re

A few months later wall-defined in only t’xnosln' your isnorwce: they
dications of the til-acme anon" "-4 and aint MW“ in Fruncc~they re as

\. into 3.» lot we it e. —-r.xciinn
she was immediately prounced a ' ‘ 5°

leper. Under the orders of the board
or health she was removed to‘ Kings SAIJB i" "0‘ "Mt“
iiiARi P. H illli

The activities of the students‘havo
auiotod down a little, and. as Dr. Gill-
bsrt sums-en it. everything is buried
under six inches of snow.

SQUELCHED.

Hr. Alberlson Boers. one of last
lost-'8 graduates. has returned to Goi-
loll. whore he In studying to be a mo-
ehanlcal nulneer. after spending some
time at his home in South Norwaik.

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Mrs. Welsh, head of the Engliim De
Wmont has started a college prepar-
atory class in that sir-.bject for those

W who intend to enter college next Sep-
‘ttt‘ember. They will meet this Thurs-
day ansruoon.

county hospital.

There she was isolated. Her 00“!“-
tion was not thought serious, and it
was believed that she would live many

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'—“" years. The obstruction a red in
On Friday ""3 basketball team 0' her throat on Saturday. hrmvr .ina Says We MM“ Make Kidneys Clean
ix~ ». the Girls' Athletic Association will an opt-ration became necessary ' the Blood and leplea Disappear.
\‘ play the Hillside girls. at the Grace ‘ ' Pimples, sores and boils usually re-
' - suit from toxin , ' ' ' -
‘ Isaiah mu. They Intend to form a so our sun ctuaeen m MW s persons and unpuri

ties which are generated in the bow-
els and then absorbed into the blood
through the very ducts which shun-d
absorb only nourishment to sustain the
body.

it is the function of the kidneys to
filter impurities from the blood and
cast them out in the form of urine. but
in many instances the bowels create
more toxins and impurities than the
kidneys can eliminate, than the blood
uses the skin pores as thenort best
means or getting rid of these impuri-
ii‘m which often break 0‘" all over the
skin in the form of pimples.

‘e uresi way to clear the skin of
these eruptions. says a noted authority
is to get from any pharmacy about
four ounces of .lad Salt- and take a
tablespoouful in a glass of hot water
eath morning before breakfast for one
week. This will prevent the formation
of toxins in the bowels. it also stimu-
lates the kidneys to normali'setitity.
ibivs coaxing them to illter the blood of
impurities and clearing the skin «of

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chear'nn «option and Mics Lillian
“until: will be checrleslor.

TUBKET RIOTS.

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Refusal of Operatives to Go Out on
Second Strike Cause of Disturb-
anee.

PAWTUC‘IKET R 1.. Feb. 15.—
"" ... iv men were cut and clubbed in
a riot- among operatives at the Royal

‘ “M““v‘v v'llr ml" water-
day. caused by the refusal of some of
- the operatives to go in ii

, , 'I'ho MW basketball team which
played at Ansonia last Saturday. lost
with aucore of 19 to 13 The teams

a t: evenly matched. and hit was a

June At the end of the first
In]! this am was It to 5 There was
it one casualty. One of the Norwalk
dds. Illa Lillian Twombly. limffie'l
her too. as one might have guessed
from the way she hobbled around in
school yesterday. After the iii-me. the

Ansonia "‘“VH cave the visitors a

sWfl "ha Wgh School girls came

home by Wm" Near Bridgeport. the
or went all the track. Emily
W tn Nor-walk. after a jour-
r, of a time over these hours. All
all ”M 0'e‘r was outta a success.
our 'M- are vorv enthusiastic in
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The rioters broke machinery before
.v "e dispersed by the police.

'“‘ MW'atlves had been back

The

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strike committee caused some of the

-,,. rart out.~ Refusal of
others to go out (mused the riot.

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gal-ts. or rheumatic aches. or have ' ' “" ”mm” "m" ..l Salts is inexpensive. harmless
mm. M kidney trouble such in dwi- w l" BMW“ "‘ ‘ ..~ '9 ado from iii- acid or antics

man-gs 'uaiiir the .‘m or WU. E h Hull 0‘ Derby. mittens-limbo. combined with liinls.
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Notice the very speCial values to be obtained on MM; and Scarfs. The indications are that Furs will advance
Emmy in Price next season and it will be well to wovide them at this season's closing prices.
.4 5} C1009 Set Each ,. . F or Coats, one of each
ifiifllon Seal with Skunk border and top Collar,
Cross Fox Sfl' was $15000 for $7500! _ Wgfi-w- i was 15-50.00
”0‘00 “m; $150.00 a
White Fox Set, was $12090 for $75.00. Hudson Seal with Sable Raccoon collar iiliil border.
3 95.00 $50.00: I was $225.03
'Taups Fox Bet. was 3‘2590 for “5.00: 8150. 00
Red Fox Set. was$125.00 for $50 00 Hudson Sal \iitli Slunk collar, wax. $150.00
ism. r... s... . m 5. 85.00 .0, so.» _ 8100.00
W“ Ermine “I 1- was$ 85.00 for $50.00 Musk Rat Coat With full 1’23; 00 was $150.00
Sable Fix Set, was 5. (:0 for $40.00 ° . .
. l Caracul Coat, W $100.00
*— j $50.00
Marmot Coat 45 inches long, was $5.00
! $35.00

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Neural Beaver;w was $50.00 for $05.00
$35.00 $0.09" 0 ‘ o
W». ”m Moo! Princess Chifiom
Black Fox. ‘ m $3530 for “0.00% All the late colorinzs. fascinating assortment.
SM n "7‘. was $35.00 for 390.0% ”6° ' yard.

We. The section {or Chifl’ons and Lace Nets is transferred.
and these lovely fabrica will be found now adjoining‘tht
Glove Section, in the broad center aisle leading to the
elevator. Main Floor.

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Separate Scarves

Fashionable Gloves

Cross Fox.
Skunk,

was “5.00 for Samoa
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Hudson Seal. was $i3.50 for $10.00l ' Many women like Silk (Hints in \\'t'Eil' in a muff.

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On account of the shortage of Dyes prices of Rugs and Car-

Brassieres

The tailored )iit or the transparent blouse, both need the Bras-
siere—-ior the former a simple 5 yle to afford the fitted snusness so
necessary for the proper fit of the coat and waistcoat; for the veil
like bodice, a more elaborate oration of delicate lace and. em-
broldery.

Select your Brassicre with care. for the fit is most essential.

Our new line of Spring models include 13. & J., De Bovolse. War-
ner‘s, Model. Shapoly and other desirable makes in an unlimited
variety of styles.

Prices range from ........................ 25¢ UP

pets have'advanced. and are still advancing, but. we foresaw
this months ago ,and placed orders for large quantities at
prices way below what they could be bought for today,

We always have carried the largest stock of Floor COV-
eringsin Norwalk,sndthis season we are prepared to show
a larger assortment than ever of Tapestry Brussels, Velveta.
Axminster, Body Brussels. Wiltons, Fiber and Crex Rugs
in all sizes; at prices that are sure to be lower than else-
where. i

See our special 9 x to Highspire Tapestry at $13.95, looks

just like a Body Brussels.

 

The A.J. Angevine &,Son Co.

134—136 WASHINGTON s'r. so. NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

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