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extensive stock of lt‘ur Costa.
l One “0.00 cont now $60.00
‘ One “0.00 cont now “2.00
. One 885.00 coat new $28.00
One 30.00 coat now 835.00
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwslk and vicinity;
Fair tonight and Thursday; warmer
tonight; moderate southwest and \Kt‘hl
winds. Weather conditions; A
disturbsnw which is central owi-
Lake Superior is causing some UIOUH)
weather in the northern portion oi
tllOdeke region. Pleasant weathe.
prevails genemlly in other district...
east of the Rocky Mountains \‘l‘lu
only place reporting precipitation this
morning were Seattle. Wash, and a
few of the Canadian stations. The
lowest temperatures reported were
from Newlklglsnd and the Maritime
provinces. The temperature is rising
In the central and eastern districts.
Fronts were reported as far south as
Ramps Fla.
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nlIKlll
. . ' TODAY“
. Temperature: Low, 30; high,
an. . Clear.
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Clll NEWS
C. A. McNamara, of Reed
street. is spending the day in Bridge-
port
Tile monthly missionary meeting of
the Women's Association of the down-
town Conventional church opened
at?! o'clock this afternoon at the
home of’lrs. John H. ii‘crris, enWest
avenue. The speaker of the after-
noon will be Miss Stella Jordon.
\ William Jedi-lea. national councilor
of'tthe Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
date be in Danbury next Friday
evening as the guest of Lady Wooe-
ter council at its regular meeting.
Ibis will be a union meeting with
members of the councils in Stam-
ford. Norwalk and New Canaan in
attendance to meet the national head
of the order.
(‘harlet- Warner, of Winsted, \villl0t the article's “l“?-
eddress a. special meeting in the Sal-
vation Army Hall North Main street.
at‘ 8 o'clock tonight. Mr. Warner is
an able talker. He is a hard worker.
prying his own expenses and yet one
fri tuting liberally to the Army funds
The public is cordially invited to hear
amed address. '
MERCK'O
Phosphate of Soda
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PRESCRIPTION neuoorm
u Wuhln'on attest
| South Namath. can.
avior &Golden .
“bails“ ef"the Ear e! (Soluble
firete.l‘.of1.,wmloldsnimport'
ent meeting tuenow night.
I No meeting of the Nutmeg tilub
its held last evening, owing to the
ct that the meeting has been change
ti from the first and third Tuesdays
l the month, to the first Tuesday
only. A rehearsal of the club play
was held last evening ill the c‘lub
rooms.
’l'he woe of Attlnel . l’lt‘llr it)
was scheduled to come up today he—
. 'ore Judge Scott in the court of com
it is dotibhful, however,I
tltellter it will be reached todai
\ttolneya Lillxweilcl a liegclilau it
“(went the plaintin. The defend
who appealed the case from the
oral court. is reprcscntod by Attoi
hey Leo Davis.
\5
run pleas
tlll.
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R. hi.
he held tomorrow evening. (hi next
Wednesday night a number of I'Jt'flh
uembers will journey to Greenwich.
where they will attend the dedication
services lit the new wlgwun in that
place. Tile local Red Men will leave
the South Norwaik station next Wed-
nesday night on the 7:02 o'clock
lrztin.
:h it lllt Country club serves a special
luncheon Fridays and a sneclsi dinner
Thuredaylt.
THAT WiLLARD-MOEAN IOUT!
tlilt‘Atlo. Feb. )6.— Tom Joni-.s
manager of Jess Willard heavyweight
champion. is expected to arrive in
Chicago this afternoon. to decide
Whether titebodt between the chart:
pion “(has fleas. cit amount.
can belptlt on March 8 or at some
later'tllne. Jones left New York yes
terday, after a long distance telephone
conversation between Dave Lewisohn,
in Chicago. and Tax Rickard, in New
York. Lewisohn told Rickard that
the champion was in bed as the re-
sult of a cold and that there was lit.
tle chance of his going into the ring
with Moran March 8. ‘
March :25 was suggested as’ n ten-
tative date for holding the fight. but
until Jones consults with Willard no
definite action will be taken.
BOSTON dTORE‘a NOVEL SALE.
Tomt rrow. Thursday. the Bolt ..0.
, t
A horse owned by knee bison, of ‘.
_ ball.
The regular monthly mean”. c:
Noivtalk ('liullltl l) A. it. will h
leid lomorrtm iilltliiOUli at tlll‘l home
of Mrs. t‘hl‘iatiall Swaltz. on \\ esti
luiitle. 'l‘lle affair will be ill llll'
iattlie oi a tulolll‘dl tea part). and'
.iltlc '- to bi :tli t-xlilbltioll ui l‘tllt
.tlld modern laces,
.\ii llliitulion from \N'ttuoniu t‘oun-z
-il was accepted liirl night by the
members of Uncas Tribe. N0. 26. i. 0.!
who will send a delegation it);
the Wanctma box social. which is to‘
—oo~'r rowan . g
l
High School Notes
The. orchestra met with Ir. Perry,
yenerday afternoen.'is the assembly.
Mr. Perry will hold another party;
on Friday afternoon. Invitations have;
not been given out yet. '
All the material for the next issue
of the “Skeptic" must be in by Fri-
lduy.
t
l The gtfle' baskuball team willplay
llhr Hillside team in st. Paul'u Pa mi
tHoust. li‘iltlii} giftel'uoon, 3
i
l
l The first rhetorical of llllh st'llit‘hier
will be held on this Friday. Mr. Pol-
Ie lit has bun (Oilflllill: students for
otllllv llnit, and great things an ex-
Filed.
(ill at
o 't lot it
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l Search
that
the bahtlball
will be plan-lb l»)
j iiiLh team Amusement
Il'malk hate btt‘n printed and illfl‘ he
tiotlzlll fill out dollar
tickets for
‘ mime» llit'
stliOiil at
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MERGER NM Will
. Will lilll0iill0W
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("NuuueuJ' Hartford t‘oul‘ant.)
Less than twentyfour hours had
claimed from the announcement of the
decision of the investigation commit-
tce, setting out the manner to be fol-
lowed in preparing for the organiza-
tion of w merged blew England base-
ball league of ten 'cities. before steps
had been taken to carry out the pro-
visions of the decision. Upon reodpt
of the news of the victory of the
.mergerites. Eugene B. Fraser. of
Lynn. who is chairman of the merger
committee. immediately set a date for
the tirst meeting of the men who will
new league. The meeting will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3:80
o'clock in Boston at the Quincy House.
Prior to the meeting of the merger
lies there will be held a meeting of
the New England league men at 1:30
est minor mobs“ body in exist,
2 co Vt'lieb the ni'erxeriteh get
gether it Is highly probable that they
will proceed to adopt a new name and
a constitution. Whether or not a
permanent organisation is formed at
this meeting is doubtful. ‘There are
plenty of candidates in sight for the
post of president of the' new league.
but there Is considerable doubt as to
whether the new franchise holtlcr."
will be ready to take up tlic filling of
this” important post at tomorrow at
ternoon‘s meeting. it will be net-wt
sary to appoint a committee to draw
tip the constitution of the league. and
that will likely defer any further deci-
sive action until the constitution is at
I,bitnd while from the numberofnamea
be the owner: of franchises in the -
o‘clock to close up the affairs of the ,
to—4
For over
Thirty Years
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Store is to have a very unique and
novel llllti which is to be known animmunm for the W! 0‘ pmldencv
5.. Day in their m" announcetmw club owners will poasiblv want
ment published on another MP in l, |aome time to give them consideration
day‘s issue a ions list of items are on I” to ”“4" qualifications.
unit-rated, nmny at reduced prices, andl The latest name to be broached for
at ue any time 3M" every custom- the head of the new circuit is exCon-
9| purchasing one of those lle‘t. nollll‘t‘flflman Thomas L. Reilly, of Merl
matter what the v.alueis the privilege d9“. “9 W“ RDPPORt‘lN—‘d Helen!!!)
of bu;. :lli: another 0' the same kind on lb? proposition and said that ho
for the small sum of {.c, which amount:would not enter a tontest for the
is in many cases not even one tenthflilace. but if he were tendered unnni-
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means considerable loss to the firm, He has been a baseball fan for years
but as the advertising manager 01- and is well acquainted with the game.
lplains ll. from his point of item it is {mm all angles hating been head of
lcousidcred good advertising. as lLEtlle Hartford club in the old (‘onnectl
"i‘mfihl tremendous "“90"“ for 0“ cut league. and also connected with
day. and cannot fail ‘0 make “13"" the Jersey City club in the old East-
new fr'ends which more than compen crn league. now the lntemationai. At
ates loth cost and charts present he holds a post in the inter«
‘nal Revenue department.
Thomas J. Lynch. of New Britain
IWhy A... 30 Many South fibm'ktlor mer president of the National
People in This Condition? league. has been prominently men
i-‘cci tired out. irritable and depress .llde {0" the place, IS 1!“ SteVe
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N” ilt‘lanagan. secretary of the Provi-I
tfrine irregular; hack weak and deuce club. of the International leag- i
;palnf‘ul? ‘.ue under its former owner. Mr. Lan-
90lliliPNlN Plilfll
l Thetcsre symptoms tht nugget“ Kid-min. owner of the Red Sox.
‘ney trouble. llrwin was 'mentloncd’ for the place lni
When the kidneys call for 11le- lthe New York newspapers, but has;
Aihm them Will! I WSW kld'mYWnot been seriously consideredzin this}
remedy. ' juectloh. Other candidates will likeiyl
crop out in the next few daya,‘ as the
office will be a very important-one and
'may be expected to appeal to. many itsl
sdne post . l
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To display all kinds of furniture’to the best advantage.
New stock is being W daily and the splendid light and
ideal conditions on both floor! are sure to delight our patrons.
We. guarantee the best values for your money in the city.
J RAYMOND 85 SON
Well dr High directs Not-walk, Conn.
Prompt hilvery. be all parts of Not-walk and surrounding towns.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR!
bouts have been arranged by the;feating Tacoma is the final game.
management. topping oil the list within the winning run trotted over the
Sammy Waltz, the pride of Hartford. plate when the aforementioned .\ir.
who for the third time this winterLCole lifted the ball through the Golden
will tackle Johnny Hayes. of New time with one aboard.
YALE CREWS BEGIN WORK.
York. Twice bgfore these two boys
have clashed. both times in New Brit-
ain. and both lights went the limit . .
The two meetings came jllt'l. when “'1“ H“ EN. Conn. Feb. lfi.—0nel
Waltz was getting up the stride. that} 3.1de and “"9“" men comprisingi
since then has brought him fldll'lfld‘ m." ”0 vanity and freshman crew l
considerable fortune. He was unable squads, b9!“ "0* yesterday definilrl
to land a knockout punch to the stur- ”he fact "1“ snow, lay two feet deep
dy New Yorker in those other two cisttzrzufeozrhemf: :15: 336::
engagements, but his followers are blowing There ‘2" no work on the
going to be on hand “M“ tonightaln open harbor for the weather was com
e o e that he will try out that '
:l‘eephwpallop so as to make sure that: 2:921: 023:3): uiln turtegutlizsfiig
it is in condition for his return bout and at me Adee boat house working
with Battling Lahn next week. on the rowing machines in ten minute
—"'"‘"—“ shifts. ‘ .
Capt. Seth how 2d directed the. work
assisted by Charles D. Wiman. who
towed No. t on the varsity eight lasrt
. year and M. ta. Abbott of Gretna. Low
sms WWI“ “WIS will be in charse until the arrival of
IGny Kickalfs. hedd coach of the Yale
crews who is expected to reach New
iYork from England the latter part of
The “mm““nwrm‘ 1"” "i so: this week The read work which foi-
Ww’w‘ 3"” lowedyostsrday‘sdrlllentherowing
iv the Giants yesterday when Wil— maehlneawas fut stillenoubtoshow
'linm Cole, 3 l'llhl handed thrower 1110' much mm! ‘Ill b0 necessary
and left handed batter.
about the outfield. affixed his signed 01 the mm “w thallelns 9g
tare to a connect. To those wboare; the New gymnasium track, but nos: .-
- l ;
[mm the snow for a mile ~.
stnl _ia doubt about Cole's right tothelof them .bnved file weather
little appalled by lfr. Mr. ltmidtt
be said that he comes frets Cleve-
his, mmmmomwami
teaoftbatelwuetyear. -
or so before they called a halt.
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who am“. to get the men into physical trim. Most .
t them-tetan-
tried efaaedleebovflhe
OWLAND’S
Bridgeport, Conn,
its Summer
Among the Silks
htiirit (ll Japan Inutl til « lit li\
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ill. tl\(\ lllt
~lilts land tht tntirt \thil't l :t tllll ’lllllll mutt t~t to \\lllll‘_\
out o «loom!
ll~ tint lltt \tlltx iltllit illuttgll tllct .tlc lllt' t‘ctlll‘tll
fii'uu iiil(l rolling lliiili‘ 'lll. l:\'cr_\\t'llcrt- lllt' nuirtcltitts
tltftnt» of tilt lupuntu folk ~hotr~ forth.
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l‘lll‘ \tgttt-i'pl'tmi lildt‘h llii‘.t’ .l t'tt‘ll
[trout against liijtln l)\ “illt'l ~tmt~
llt'iillllllll
:lt it< ~pt~tiill [trim in fun or tht not that \lll\< in mm
mon \tith mzttiy olllti illille on growing ltiulicr uiltl
lllfl‘llt r in ,tirit'c' l
White Habutal Natural pongce llliittllt‘
:1 inch 23c yd-. '
. \\'t'ii\t‘ .illtl \t‘clghl.
27 mch- 4°C to 8°C yd.l
3t. inch~~ 45c to get: yd.l
Waterproof black
27 inch ~
30 inch-—
27 inch-~-
36 inch~
luotltls, rood looking—and but
smart black- and white check.
'l‘llc ltlmtmo {tilts .‘n‘c rich til color
and tlricntni
Fur} tan] is ill stimuli with
soc. 55c.'69c
80C. 90c. Si
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“lit“ \t't‘\ ll in
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.illtl t\tl_\ )tiltl i~ ~tiltl
A glorious gathering of
3.) lllt‘llfrrw: f
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Wednesday, Feb 16, lgib.
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kimono silks: gorgcmu with the ‘;,' ..
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'lucs of thc sunset. livc \vitlliltg.’ ‘
mitinc patterns of the t-lrient.“""
White and black duck
90c yd. .
.\l:titi flour, rcur
Save big part of
69c yd 30 inches widow
. girls costs or dresses
Scrviceablc; liirlt‘lul;
\\‘ arm :'—mid underpricc!
Loats of attractive iui.\tu rcs good and \\ arm, graceful
Drcsscs lll \orfolk coat stvlc. black or navy serge and
Jacket has
[“0
phtchj
_ ockcts, is tastefully trimmed with buttons 'and braid.
. kirts are nice and full:
‘shi'rrcd at hip.‘
price.
Second floor.
Furs at ‘/
chn. cold, “itiug It-ro \vt-athcr'
Sizes 16, IS and so-
Valuc, in each case. is easily double the amount of
'D “3: T. .
not». 2r -
have pleat hack and front and are
r
8;;
3.1..
And truc protection against it is li‘URS'
llcrc they are at just half formcr l'lrlt‘f‘.
Fur Coats.
Fur Scarfs
Fur Muffs. -
A fur coat that was $75 is $37.56!
A scarf that was $to is $5!
A raccoon muff that was $20 is 310!
Such is the story—and there is a good big lot
pick from.
be...
"I'is llearsral.
to
Beautiful lludsou‘scal coat dropsirom $150 to $75!
Pony and caracul and wildcat and Ne
have been $45 to $125. go to
, from $2.2. so to 3!! 95
' -‘ ' ‘ Second floor.
s h
arscal coats that
$92.50 to $3.50
Mail‘s of wolf and beaver and raccoon and fox and '
skunk, scarfs of those same excellent furs ,-—drop thus:
from $12. 50 to $6.25
~ from $3; to $17.56
from $20 to Sta
from $25 to $12 50
$2. $3. $550“ is».
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