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H \utl :tro- troubled taith pimples,
bin. hiwtdn tune barber's itch.
lilutches. freckles or other .Ihin diseaaeR
or blemish now is the time to get rid
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50‘ Spring and Summer Walt“ .
he 'Imti’ being shown in Percaiel.
mains. Guineas. Voiles, Batiste.
Crepes. Seersuckera. ’Garbardtnes, etc.

A complete assortment of
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. being introduced in South Norwalk by
i-‘Ianlt H Baxter at the Iota price of

Final Clean. Up

 

.__ ,o .._-. -- - -..~— ' rot tot a liberal sired jar and they
tr. haIe sold hundreds of treatmenh

. 'Broken Lots of Men's Overcoat: lt tonttII'n-t no grease or acids. is

S E RV l C E clennit to use and is It true nourish
3R HALF PRICE Inent for the skirt, (leaning and clear

, . I- I- my: ll iii eIei-y pore. making it noft,

$15 OIenoals '''' $1.00 white and beautiful.

DONNELLYS SIB OVCTCOZRS $9.00 II ilttklara 1:01;" not ddo even "it”:
than is t' ainte or it IIII gli'e pH er .

V‘iChOIa Parlors $20 0v “oats $10‘00 Htliafacllon. retuin the empty jar to
MEN'S $2.00 and $3.00 HATS Frank H. Baxter's Drug Store and he

.5. South Main Street. 95¢. “'lll ret'tind your money. it you have

. :tny skin trounlv, you cannot spend
p»- - s...— ,_-,.. ‘_'.'Ic to liettt r advantage than for It 18h

 

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3. ' Rogers 81 Stevens 3
South Norwalk. ““312“

Ollii‘t‘a and lodge

the tobacco store, and the

Term Ilrmeiy Store.

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NONI! ' builtlititz. coittaini:._ and ten

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' ,- , _ _ building. tontaining an 3 t‘l‘ltikillk‘
m: l‘tix'tlll. III hm se l::tnIIlI.~htiIt-nt and II largo‘ PRIKRI

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ineet llil‘ titt uiped out the Holland
Inittlriiieiy shop the Layino fruit
.stcie the Egan building containing
lthe J I'. llrady drug store and tent

l'olito- :Intl lllt“lllrll Intily In the tiny 3!“va ”w New Yotk (lotlhngllouae,
IIIIt-Ititighuni Post. \\ it L “in bold taete tumble to put tnIIIItIIl ant the-

Itll tiny sewing se<>ion, toniorrott. 0t) Its to lllt‘ piobable oiigin oi lllt
III the headquarters In Red liens Hull. tire. It started in the bI‘i‘senIent I \m Wolk' N mrmy ”or“ The Lewis
on 'Main site?! the founstoiy biitlI-bitiit nu III III ‘building. Iontuining a “De ~tore and

‘ mum of South Main and Spring amp“ was badly “1mm
~> I . I ll Sat :1— ..
Rm. lllllt Lalluh-tt 0 III In: st.reets mtupled by the department The P P. Norris Mini ahop. and it

tv'ountainc, ill llt‘ll‘lll :tIeitur.‘
who ha~ been ill Iyith plPlll'ih)‘,

allle- tII lit- alltiul. lRI(J house.

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tun. mad and Mir -\R J RRRRUI‘H- 0R .~t0te oi the Steigei t‘ompnny. Tllt RBaille's clothing store on “mm“.
Quintard Mano. III-e .tmLIy \‘RBNHF night watchman in this store. .‘lltll‘dt‘i3 5m also “I", deetroyed .
with Mr. tillll Mrs. John T '

th‘llllinfl lO‘ltouiko said that when he made hint
last round altoiilt below midnight
llie snu no stun oi the A few niin-

flroughout the progress of the tire.
[drug stores, reatauranta and church-
on were. thrown open for the relief or

in Nialt‘ltrltl.

:II It t‘. Y. .\t A till“ 10- x . . .-

3 mm; :- . . 3 . 3ute lnttr \Ihen lit utt oti tut uRRRm'flrI-nien and police and people driien
night at 3 tit-lock in 13. ll. (tulll-tnm)r' he he...“ a wund‘ike a 'RR‘R‘Rerom ”I?” homes toffee and sand
bait itiil iIiII. an entertaining RRRRRth’IIIloslon up mm?! “wan-".3“

wiches were distributed The attests
at the honor Hotel were giien Ithel
‘ter in priiate midencea

infillllttht Ittncription of the utenttfimud ill? basement I” Willifilltoke I

mission 1tl.t\ !ll tibeI- \rinII-rgttu Hp “Imp“; to “1|pr .3 head

. R ' RRRRRR‘R‘RRR" R’RRR “IRR‘RRR‘R R. “R bjohnec The the us the moat dluaatrouti in

RR"“‘ “R RRRR‘ 5“" R’R (ORRRRRRR‘RRRRRtion. he rushed to the street. By ilteR

‘ _ .the history of the city. In m3 flames

(.-irtle mill onto) a t .Ird party and no time “F reached “ a" box some lie

flat tomorroII evening. at their header l 9 h 3 n ll titan ‘ [it] 'I‘PRRR the entire length 0‘ Alain utmt,
Re a see e es comn r n

harms in ltId Men's Hall. on Wasn- th: bulllin “Rd h'td turned 1‘" RRRRR‘ RR'RR property damage RRRRR RRRRR up

inKton rtl't‘tl Fort) tables hni‘3elmR l R I u I prouh RRRRRR 0R RM” RR conflamtion.
In unit. The majority of the structures burn

nrrangut and it priuwnill be glyfn .
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This pure and simple skin healer isR‘Wnu“: 119' ”00R“! ””4"“ RR “RR"

Campbell ,

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'the Hotel Lenny. Reeds barber shop3

. Mia. Alice Lyon, the trained nurse,
tending the uhait \\'lil plwtse notify .‘m sail Saturday for London. Eng
MR" RR 09d“RRR‘R land. on the steaniahip OrdunII, [or

H l\\'0 or threw Iteelts' Iisit \R'll‘ll rela-

Wiilliini Ziegler. Jt ol Not-omnnas '1‘.”

intruded II hpecial prize for his t'Ol- 7

lection of Preesin. at the “Us? and Mt” Sue ()imatead. of we,“ Main
l(‘amation iihow. held at the t‘ountry‘ street. will this evening M 73.453
-3Life Permanent lapooition. Grand 01-10“. entertain the Sunday Bobcat!
:t‘entrai Tenninal, New York. oncera and teachers of the South
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walk Club tonight. in the club house.

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I Miss Ethel MW.

fikzeofhosw‘.zm ":0 wmemfifl Dosaible and join in the good time.
bridcot W J. Sabre. .lr. Miss James
was taken completely by surprise. but
lsoon recotered and assisted in eRRRRRR'Restate man. ““1 “w tomorrow for
'taining the guelts Charles W. Sterl H
glitz and W. J. Saabye. Jr fatoreduiih RRRRRORRR “RR"? RRR’ “R" “"9““ RR“
Hahn and tornet solos. accompanied automobile shun uhich is now being
by “ii“ Saubye HR RRW piano :3“ held III that (it). ttnd also It banquet
oi tie eienlng “an apent lIi II l.-t , 3 _ .
tpiaying, the first [”110 being won by 0R RRRR‘ RRR‘RRR‘R RRR’“R"“RR“ (outrunl
Mls.‘ Katherine Klineteltct which will be held lll Hanford
Mia: Jflm93 rI‘t‘t'l\t~-l .I number ot lIltilTOW evening
beautiful present;. the t-RlO“t'l' cerv
titlnly proving a complete but-cc». A
'daint)’ collation mu: served. ltfte!‘
‘wliicit the guests departed with bet-t
wishes to the tuturc- Ulitlt and groom
Among those ptvsent here. The
lime» Ellen .lamf‘r, Horence Moon.
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Herbert 0 Pollard. the local real

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\\'illtani ll. l’armelee. manager of
the Bry‘ant-Bcsse clothing store on
Main street, and secretary and treasur-
er. of the company. iett 'Norwalk this

. morning. for ston a "Ill ’I'er.
‘tlI-rtrude Close, Katherine Bo nd R" RR R

.linrie Moore Irene Barrett. Mm. An- 'i'ht' l-‘osterliesse store III Fail Riven'
tdeison. Suite Anderoon, Florence its diret‘ll) in the path of the great;
3TH. ilattie Smith. Grace Ytloran, fire which was raging in that city thisR

Uliie ('ole. Lena Satiier. lielett Bee
ker, Margaret Jennings. Mary Brad
ley, Anna Brown. Ethel Saubye; Mrs.
J“. J. Saabye, Mt‘eb'lh t‘hari-‘a Sterl-
trig ‘John Sterling \\ .l Sitabye and
, Saubyfie JI

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l The Houpital “Ritz-l (ltit I‘lli meet
with Mrs. Robert \I' ay 116 East ate
Into, rIiIIIIy atterntmn at, . otlock doubtedly be the best H,”-
[MIN l-‘ritnk “ooduniti Will the

be
RJO‘lt‘ri‘. Thoue “ho ton'einplute atv

morning. and on this account. Mr. Par-

city. at once

Friday night February 24th. willbe
ladies' night :It the Norn'alk Club. at
which time the minstrel show will be
given. (treat preparations have been
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Norwailt Baptist church.

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The marriage 0! Nina Katherine A.

Min Emily Hadden. 0! Hamilton'

avenue. tireenrich. spent the week- R

end in Norwnlk ar- thr aim-l 0' Betta daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wit-l
Mend.» lliam M. noun. of 8 apnnnood 'avo-
”-— ‘nue. and L‘ilfloni D. Dolley. of Brook-

Slenibers oi the South Nurwallttlyn. iii acbeduied to take place this

Club will be the guests oi- thlL Nor-imam
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gs 0n illt‘ It‘Nl ItitltI 0‘ South Milllitfimp!l ”anon CM“? “1“ Plciflt‘ andt
3WD?" of the Boat N0”

ti. “WR- l\iid had Jumped «cross {RIF It boo-loot piar belonging to the New
to "fi'll them this eienlng. * _ pie 9".“ RRle ORRRRRRRRR’RR RRR‘RR" headway R" York Dock Company at the loot of
.an‘pr'ulnmni MM“ am , ' 3hr. buildings on the east side. Help was ‘Pioneei' street Brooklyn '9“, m.
and it I! urged that awry nipiubet'tRRRPRR “med ”0’“ MW “WHOM: Tau" latroyed early .‘today by the moat diu-
tlo so “ill accept3R°RR ”Rd NR’WIRROR'R RR R lustrous tire on the Brooklyn Inter3
mutation. The Nonalit L‘lub Beta"a "w Outcry-0‘“ “mm“ had from in years Another steamer. l‘al-‘
will III Itutlgh ed to lune a tar. -e ticl lrrrived RRIR’ "hm” Rlld “de “RK‘RI a Ilazia. was damaged about twenty-hie.
eLrtit-H unti the spirit in “The More” “"1 Rh“ RR ‘R 'L‘ RmPOFIRRR’RR‘ R0 5R0!) lacowa and “(titers were partly or
II.» \Vkri'iet 'L ' ' their promen- southward along South wholly burned. and too coolies from
)laln stieet utiiil they had reached the Bolton Cutie and Pacific were

'im- times or the Ftnte \t‘l'fillr‘ l-‘IIIii lRRR‘R “Rm" °R R‘R’RRRRRRR’R“ “RRR‘t‘R RRENRmiaslng after the tire. The lottii is en-
ti l‘t-ininu and l’rlcfi wete chfdlls‘he- Ed‘"d bRRRRRRRRR‘t ‘RRRR RR doom“ “MIR“ N cmufl’lbl) mo" "Ran.
ed mi hearing this morning htit ad- "RR “RR ”R‘R‘RR RR“ ‘RRR “RRR’R‘RR‘R‘ R‘RRR‘R‘R‘I “$3000, 000.
iouinnmnt w“ granted upon the re and by flooding the building an ndl The origin of the Are h; unknown.
.Iuw oi .ltitlite Joseph I't. Taylor, 1‘? 30W"! 9'09""? “RR“ "R" “I“ R"? but suspicions that It was incendiari3
ItestnIn-u l-‘oininn, the attorney 3mm '3‘" RRR“ ‘RI’P‘RR Rmnd 0R 1“" ('00- ,wero arouaed becnuse ot the fact that

alight attack oi illtlesu “R‘R'RRRRWR 350nm of the steamers were loading

Attomey‘ John Keogh R'RR'l Al the north end of the burningflt'lllt war munitions, some 0“ WMCRI

lltg‘w‘nh Fisher and Price'.».- counsel diatricl. It water curtain on the do “no intended for shipment to title

is Mittli'tfl John .I Cum", :nartment store of R A. McWhlrr & ltdsalttn goiernmeiit and Q be deiti-
Company pretenied a further apt-.ead 3w at Vladimstok.

t .~R\ n heel. twottin truck. maautuc :The granite units of St. Mary” 8 Ca. A watchman aboardthe Bolton I‘IIs-,
Iitred by the Chicago Pneumatic Tool'tltedral protected a residential dis-Rth discovered that the bllildlnlfi nnl
t'omptuty. “as the-object of much at- Met nearby. ".lt‘tfljtlie pier were on are soon ~altet‘ Jl
tentitln llll‘ noon uhen the machint'R The Lenox Hotel didgonnlli' across o‘clock this morning. The blaze
‘RttIDDPIR '01 It “hilr in front of LOO-I Ithe siteet from the Steiget store. was spread so rapidly that the omcers
“(mils tutu Store. on Wall street 301“. Or the tit-,1 building. to Run“ and c as of the steamers and light-
TR'P ‘R"'RR >"R OR ““99“ “9"” R“ 539R? The L'ut‘uVS “ere hastily roused and era lygg It} the pier. Rafter a Iain ef4R~
"R RR" ‘R'R‘RRRF “R'R‘R‘R‘R R" Rh? RRRmR or made their \\'ll\' out by fire escapes [OI'R RU DWVI‘N Rh“ spread 0’ Rh?
I't truth; , Hill the body of the llRiRR‘RRRRRR'3I-Ititl doors iii the rear. The front of homes to their vessels, were compel-

: ltllli In one pit-Le. The e\trn St'l R‘lie hotel w M then in mm.“- lcd either to leap oteibonrd 0:. to
ofa uliu..~ “ere detachable so that the Nunleroth explosions in the paint seek “no” aboard other lighters orR
fll'utllllii (mild he -l.l§:d “it“ RmRRIshnp of p p .‘Iorlis' on Springstreet. 11.: .~- uliit ll linittened to the rescue.
mm H dew“ llIt-tt-ed to spread the flames. This. The three steamers lying at the

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. DINM vs HEAR lT? sensaol R R R “RR"‘m‘d " “RR“‘RR'R 4R , _ 3 |
VHS GUDE NEWS' . The lieaiiest indiIiIlual loss “as . “1’01" fill) Rthlel‘S Md MFR“: on

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”I. Ill mur gude friends that .mlmm-red hi the Steiner (ompany 3cttcli of which was one man or mttl‘t’.‘
xrt III out] only 5c sale of the Bostonl ‘RR‘mRRR’R'RR 0R RRRR‘ firm estimated RR. ORR some or the barges were RRRP “'R‘Iesl

i-itore \' Ill be held tomorrow tomorrow. 31" $300000 0" bit-"dine and stock. 'and “mm“ 0‘ RR“ “PW”

'lhutsdm. rain or shine. Do you re- TRIP cloak and suit store of Cherry & Some Of them we" compelled
mere i‘. :Itost forced to lock the doon
on amount of the crowds. Come early.

A Ito-u to the vyise is unflident.

other heavy loser. Other butldings3°nwlh 0‘ Rh? me“-
destroyed on the west side of South 3pollcemen dragged many ot_ them not
Main street we the Cobb. Bates and of the water to tdlotntnx titers and
—-'—— —— ‘ Rothora wen rescued by tugboat.‘ or

- ~ _ ,._.-_ tlreboata. It was not known early

The Begining of Success 3; W . “M3” ”M «I...
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ton Castle and six of his crew made
Safety' Is the first requisite of the prudent saver and
. . . the atrength of thin institution recommenda it as the
Bank for YOUR Saving!
» I We ante-guard. your money. otter '
j .andconvenimuandpayiamonyournvinp?
.. .‘ Oncdollarisenough withwhiehtoopen anacconnt>
. ,. aadwe urgeyoutodoso TODAY. ,
‘ . Real succesa often begins with the first savings de-
posit. -

by crawling hand over hand on a

you every com” salon. All the reached peritcm were

irli en shelter on a nearby pier.
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their escape from the burning vesselY

rope to the barge. Mn. Smith tell" 3
ii to the water. but was rosciiod by, -

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“ ItII‘RD' To GET”

l‘haty “hat they on saying about FORD CARS all oycr

the country. l'at‘ttin

stIil going!

alt-cad) l2.’.(l)0 lichiiitl ortlcrs~nntl

lnprccctictiitcl demand for tars this Itar~ttintliinctl IIitli
the F'rcight Embargo—cami- of shortage BUT—order
YOUR “C“ FORD at once—and \II \Iill takc carc vou
get it when you “ant it Better to say the “0rd NOW
than ride on a promise later!

You may pay for your New Ford 3025 Cash and balance
it you desire. in convenient monthly payments.

" F. O. B. DETROIT

Ford Runabout ........ 3390 ’
' . Ford Touring Car ...... 3440

Ford Coupelet ........ 3590 R

Ford Town Car ........ $640

Ford Sedan ........ $740

DUTEE W. FLINT

52 NORTH MAIN 31‘. SOUTH NORWALK

Operator of I6 Ford Stores in
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rut-um Co.

FEBRUARY SA LE
20% off

Site Buys a Dollars Worth

Sterling Furniture Co.

127429-131 Washington St.. S. N.
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Even the simpReat Liaise gown made after a

PlCTORlAL REVIEW
PATTERN

has that indescribable chic and style
so much (it sired by all good drcsxrs.

Why take chances and ‘
spend money and time on .
3 tires; tin. 30:. would; 3
will hang in thecornerasl
soon as :t is made.

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February SALE.

10% to 30%

Values that are who ‘Hm you will find the
buying power at your damn greater than elsewhere, and
our tremendous stock Olen you a large and varied assort-
ment to select from. Came in and let us show you the high
quality of the goods and the low prices asked.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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ART EMBROIDERY

Centerpieces, Scarf; and” Covers stamped on fine
quality “Art Lilac.” uilhincfiona for working and chart
showing arrangement doubts. Newest designs in croaa
stitch. solid work and stain: stitch J

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