II DEATHS AND
Hiram I. Raymond.
Hiram 8. Raymond tiled ot hia
be... to Central avenue. New Boa-
lord, Man. My, Bob. 16. Ha
.im a son or Lewia Raymond or High
Imago, and brother or Dr. Raymond.
’ol liddletova. Judge Raimond‘ oi
mourn. lira. Cyrua Barton 0! High
“to. Ira. Ward 3. Stevens of
Georgetown. and the late lira. T. (7..
0w d Stomford who died just
The Hatch o Bailey Co. .... ' ,
SOUTH NORWALK, GONN.
Our apeciattiea—Baavar DOOM, Nllll, COMM, Plantar.
FUNERALS iI
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Tristram & Hyatt
Batu Societ, Ch h,
y urc GAZETTE BLDG.
W 0' “he! organization,
Val. now! become the owner
«I. in. and valuable library
a?“ 00". It km to you .
3’ M for your favorite 3
- «that: strong. We furnish
Wading for all cash i
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or old accounu. V
It coats you nothing, it
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
Visit the Coat and Suit Sale
l‘lttvttt‘al llt‘tt]tit \xill appreciatt- [hr \alnm .tt tin tut out tititm.
The Suits '
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.m in a gmnitatigcni~14es_\\'lth.i it \\ int um“ \ m ~.t..til \\lt|lltll
marked .u hm tt~ hu- dollars.
The Coats
\Ir all of scustilialilt‘ “rights ultth :t \uitiig of ~t \t mi
t-wry garment.
Visit the Bargain Basement
'lltt- lulu-st pilots in Nurwnlk on till ht't'iitl'.\. ')£'tllltlit I l tr;-
ibil porn-lain, and .t lithl oi llitll‘ hotlwbnltl llt‘llh
Albart L. Dongall.
Albert L. Dongall private (‘oulpauyI
l. Sixteenth Regiment. t‘onnocticut‘
.‘V. l, died yesterday at the Fitcbi
Ilium-a in ltowayton. at the age of “i
Funeral services Will be held'r
tonmii-ou from the Home, and interg
lnrnt will be in Spring Grove t-emoi
tel‘y. I
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FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
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i or WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ cons.
. “i"! ““W‘K—“d 30""- surrs. DRESSESSKIRTS, WAISTS AND
scam it for nothing—and I MILLINERY. “I“; WWI
‘ ”I...“ aomething. " f on: they ‘30 {regardless of co“ OLaValiIe. Come ‘9'?" blg' Jillitt‘.‘ Malone ,of Ely Hitiiut‘, diedI'
ges even 0 t e year 3' gru‘ rgalna F" IWII fig you' thin lnorninx in the Noraalk Hospi-z
is. . ’ , M E CLOAKS PARIS MILLINERY till. after an illness of pneumonia.
iii “ e ' The iunetal Hill be held from St. 105 !
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,I, I THE 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. ‘SOUTH NORWALK.- epli's church. Monday [“011th Mrs: .
t ~ a T John Murphy. of 59 Iii) .twnttv, a.
It . —~—~-—-— —--— stator survive-ti hiln. ‘ J “‘- r
ind when [lit tllKlllOF dashed tip the .- J __
FILM FIRE BECOMES REAL
plt'illlk‘ Illi‘ll L'M it rtlillSlH ”if“
h" Mra. Chat-lea Waterbury. '
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SNOWBIRD TO THE RESCUE MooznxoMo}. «:oo:«:«:oo:oo}o:oo: 'oo'oo'oo ":”“W
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'Duf'lllu “M“"l‘ion'" H°'°°‘““ Plc' the" films. Titt' rt‘nlltins of Mrs. l'httt'lm Walter»
. COMP I tore Smoke Becomes Flame. 1" ”I? “i-ulml' thH 0‘ ‘h" "M mill" hury. oi NUlWillh. tor M'Hliil ,wttrs n SW0" Carries Folk. to New Cannnn . §
3" ANY Up ill Tacony a “munitions tooIit acquired faint- as having been the “Nth," II, WI.“ Lulu: “Hm. W”... What Train la Denited. '
. .- ' -—~— 101‘!" VI” “burned" three times in NM“ ““9"" ”1" “um“ “I William taken to l'nion winner-It itil IIIlt‘l‘-I The New Canaan train, letmug r
succesaion. l’t'lllt. \‘lllt'h “"1““ on “ll.“ Hull ‘0" "Will last Fonda). lqtuiliford ill 811.5 Wednesday night. . & O
Thrilling rescues, ”um“ plots, or “as Hint. It long has bent out _ Illlltllti’tl the ll“.'itk.\ “ht-n it. flange
beautiful heroines and smearing \'il- 0! (‘OllttlllSHiI-ll l'hiifllit‘lplllll l’tthlit Funeral of Mrs. McCarthy. 'lll‘m IIII ii w-hetl on ill? from trudk ..:
thins all were a part ot' the absorbing
' Ledger.
The funeral of Mrs,
Hat‘)‘ 3111 'iii'
just north of the J T. Williams pint-e.
Writ." “Spires" tWt-ml in \t'ealthy.
“secret aet'tit-r agents“
"nttflocntwl Million-n"
were arrested. women
rescued and
t‘nrrlt-d
picture. The “fires" \wre staged by —- * thy. who died at the home ot her tilt-l ' l‘hr \tt-rtwk n-iwd ”1" ”Id oi’ ll'inll up 0:.
.tt moving picture cmnptiny; but from Six STRIKERS LOCKED UP. ier. Mrs. W A. Mott, till Main eil‘t'i‘i, 'i large number ot’ Stamford telephone. - 3.
a "rent" tire to it real lire the scene \‘HWILHNIMN. Fell. l7.- Six 01‘1"" will be held tomorrow morning at 9 William and their friends who wire ' ..
mint-ti rapidly on the third "burn- “”le "0m“ ”'48?" handlers “1‘0 o'clock from St Man".- (hurtlt lu- o’lllL m MI“ llill't‘dli w participate 6:0
jinx,” and in Mich proportions ii: to “““‘ ““"Wmt‘d ‘" "W "’°““‘ 7"“ ”" torment will follow in St \tart” \‘ mom I L ' b h ° '
turpefinm, railing out the Pill lire- lht' (‘i'lllllil \trinont treixht tit-re pre- tery. l” ""‘ “mm” M“ ”r ”W M‘“ C“ WI" e t 6 one blg day In Olll' SW“. .3.
l-wn to extingttirh the blue Iaentvti in police court this morning man exchangv gills. Joint MtNall) . d , i h 9.0
‘ ‘ ‘nu mamas or “null with Intent to "”1 ’ got out his his Ilelxh "Snowbird" N S h he '
TWit't‘ ”l" hiant, an abandoned will kill. The henrinfivnem postponed ELDERLY COUPLE WEDDED. and carried IDMSFDKV “I to and iron. :. I 'x t ousan cue“ ars ave en .:.
at Mt't‘ee street :tnl Stut- rot i, ’l‘a- Wu”. H?“ Tlutrtday ““d 'l‘” “1"“ “'9’“ S’I‘AMF‘ORD. Feb. lli. -'\\'il|lilm H ‘ d gt 'b d h h .
' ', ‘ ‘ .“ , held in $2,000 bonds eat-,h and were . . lNew (‘annan until ”N‘ “Wk “3" T9 3: I r} “(C t foughout ‘ e NOIWEIkS ..
icon), was tired it) the film nltill uitlt- dived 00, ll aidoaer and Mix Mun :
. [01' km! up in default of surety A con innit-ed, and Stamford and New t'-it o o o 3
out it. mlnhlp. Each time, while {Pl-mu... “a hold hm. mm.) In the (l \iiller 70. a widow, arr. married naan taxicompnnies did a rushing ‘: and nelghbonng townSI 020
w. 1.3100“ 'snloke rolled in volumes from the iitliv‘tlrs oitite in an atltnlpt to brianhere lant night by the ltet .l, l-: b'lnillt‘r‘w fin n iew hours. 0:. .3.
.‘",'.°"" ONO OPTOMET' .t'hcmtt-nlly prepared huildinu. tht‘ "mm a TENN.“ «it ”w ”Hum“. 3‘”an ""um wwmm‘nmpr ml When the hunt tr~titk lumps-ti from 0:. You IIIIISt have received 009 Don’t .‘.
"’7- ' .('l’llnk.\' oi’ the rumours uound tip it the Methodist rhurrh in llll.‘ tilfill‘"! .. ' i.
155 Waahington 5‘ Loo en or so of m l ll‘tl ti “th ill SEABOARD MR ”NE SPECIAL lioth have “turned i‘lllMl‘t‘tt \lr ”m mm” H rm "M . "mm” M : F .I t Att d
I F A eoc mu 0 t‘ ' WRECKED. ‘ ’tien nnd M\tll‘(l tht lit-nth»: from ”ll‘ .' 3| 0 en o ‘9
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The Son-
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNC ED.
tholta whiell bind the Hills toxetiler.‘
Nobody ill the train was hurt. thouahI
‘ull were unwind in tht- \llltillicit‘tl
lili‘liMOXl). Vl.. 'l-‘ell. 17.
board Air lilne Florida Special,
tlti\\n lll northbound. an; ureclmi todtty.
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ladders. tit lltllvtood Plantation, helm-en llei‘t‘I NEW YORK. Fell. in "lht t-tt f” h l i th I . : .8
T'H‘ climax L'lHt lilt‘ In") lllt’ll "H“? Hnli TLhPMPY III R”! I ‘ 'KKQ‘anIN 0‘ Min If“... ‘lllllllllll‘ilulnem‘ 0 ll‘ llnll) lill, iilll l‘ tlillllth-I . . .
till!“ they hntl anticipated. The flfllllt‘Ifl pry Tintingg‘fefimfil‘fi. 21nd“; Tm?“ tggbson daughter of Mr; and 3er. i. th ‘R'XifliulI- oi WI“ greet IVOU “I all departments. .g.
Ilrl‘ad rapid _\‘ :tntl lllt‘ extinguishers (Mid and “UN"! taken "0'“ fl" 'Hhatles Dana Gib-ton and ”mute It; All a" l E‘ ‘9 0.0
Ii‘ttuld not t‘olw with the situation. it Eg";:5:IIIIII‘\:I’m?';m‘20:3:Jgnm‘ '53‘.‘§2 1'0’" ”-- ”rm“ “m"- ““‘ “""”'"“‘“ v a your "ml n the " Kuzoozuzoozoofio 3:00:09 Wuunzoozwznfio; ”z”::“”:”:” :oo:oe:oo:o'
1 .vtts net-«nettl‘y to turn in an alarm, scene. Hi toda3.I
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A l'ribute to Honest Advertising '
‘ GOLDEN
Last. week I advertised a sale of Fall and Winter Garments. It was neceaaary to move the The gratifying "sum of I.“ Saturday'a “k are to me a tribute to honest advertising of VALUES
passing season '3 stock m order to make room for incoming Spring merchandiae. In preparing . . . . I
for the “h I disregarded m!" and the regular prices. 1 w“ sure that every shopper would a real ofienng. I have every reason to believe that the confidence placed in my store by the GOLDEN
buy at my “1: pricea, buyingpublic has been cemented and it will remain unshaken because my “1““ are unparalleled V ALUFS
Although a hltuard swept the my last Saturday. my store was filled to capacity dunnl the Due to the demand of my customers for a special sale in my White Goods Department; “
hours of busmeas. E . . ”
My claims were not alone honest but also modest and shoppers were surprised at my t I am gomg to h°ld v‘ ' GOLDEN
ochn'ngs. VALUES
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STARTING AT 9:00 A. M. GOLDEN
Such a step is contrary to the market conditions and I advise évery woman to attend ' In tomorrow's sale. the merchandise offered is worth from 2574 to 30'} 1110'? than the “Sled VALUES
this White Goods Sale now {Or rising costs of material and production will prevent a repetition price
\ 0‘ tOMOW's ofiering. All goods are fresh and cleanly made. GOLDEN
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SKIRTS GOWNS DRAWERS - CORSET COVERS GOLDEN
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LOT N0. t—‘NHtTE PETTICOATS. LOT No. i—FULL LENGTH AND FULL SIZE LOT N0. t—vtADE OF coon QUALITY CAM- I GOLDEN
Regularly marked mm 590 to 69c. To- G°WNS~ BRIO, LOT N0. 1—covzas or FINE QUALITY CAM- E
morrow IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 39 Neatly trimmed with lace and embroid- trimmed with embroidery and worth 3“ch a VALU S
LOT No 2—WHITE SKIRTs‘ G "W. Values irom 59v to 690. Tomorrow 29v. Tomorrow .............. 18¢ -
_I ' Trimmed with imported embroider-lea. 39¢ Front and hilt-k trimmed with embroid- GOLDEN'
IA 3 EN A1] sold ordlngflly {M 790 to 98¢, To LOT N0. 2v-GOWN8 LOT N0. 2—A880LUTE 50¢ VALUE DRAWERO. “He's, 25(‘ 31nd 290 \‘RlliPS.. . ‘ 18¢ V VALUES
.m . “‘O'TOW ---------- u, ---------- for which a value of Tim inassured, io “Mk“, for """""""""" 29¢ 3
LOT N0. 3—’.K|RTS WITH me LACE "behold tomorrow at ........ 59¢ ’ GOLDEN ,
and very tine embroider-lea. Regularly LOT N0. 3—7RAWER8. '
DEN ”25.3““. 31.50. “mm,“ W, IIIII LOT no. s—sovms MADE or FINE Lawson! Made of or cloth, trimmed with im. L°T ”°- “REGULAR 5°° covzns. VALUES
"ES 85¢ - CAMBR'C ported etltbmiderios. Full 59c value. Tomorrow ................. 29¢ .
. I. Lot No. 4—SKIRT8 Trimmed with pretty In“?5 and “1' Sale price ................. 39¢ GOLDEN"
. DEN that hm hm value at :2 iii $2.25. To— 51:21:18: IvalIuIesI "of"??? toélg; ALL sass, FROM 23 T0 29- ‘ VALUES -
.5 'UES ntorrow'a price .............. $1 25 ' - ; ‘
.s- t 1 Many were disappointed at hat SaturdIY’a sale because earlier shopper! had selected the biz bargain. Owing to the wonderful "1“” offered m tomorows sale, I am forced ‘0 hm“ pur- GOLDEN
BN7 .. chase of skirts to one for each cultomer and other aale pieces to two.- I do this ao that every cuatotmr may 113” “10 Wflumw to til“ advantage 0‘ my “'2‘?” VALUES .
f It EITIIE “00K- IlF TIIIB SEISOI’B $1. 00 NAISTS Will. am» If ill SALE Til IOIIDU IT 65¢ GOLDEN ‘.
. . _ SAVE MONEY BY SHOPPING EARLY TO- MORROW A‘I' muss
5:, GOLDEN '
68 WIASHINGTON STREET mums
. ' ~ so NORWALK m...
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