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THE SOUR-l NOW m m ' FRIDAY, MARCH :7, tot! . ‘
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THE SOUTH NORWALK ' ‘
EVENING SE d'flNEL
if ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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I. L. AND A L. GOLDEN,”
PROPRIETQRS 3‘
THE FIRST Iii; SPRING SERIES
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FRIDAYj MARC}; 17, 191
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uINIATURE'ALuANAC FOR? .
TOMORROW i .
High tide 10:02 a. m.: roszz p. m.;
Sun rises 6:00; sets 6:02. I
[firxha‘s'omwrtéo A“ Merchandise Feast of Tremendous Possibilities
I STARTLING NEW BARGAIN- OPPORTUNITIES-
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
$10,000.00 worth oi crisp new goals rushed tron New York by last express and added to our stocks the past Three Days -Every section
Alive and Beaming with Brand New Goods.
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Bulineu Office—93. I
Norwalk Brandt Office—1388.
“to“ Residence—12251. I
City Editor‘s Residence—7524. I
Business Manager's Residence-—
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Publisher's Residence—890.
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MASONIC uIRECTORY.
Did Woll Lodge, No. 10}, F. and A. M.-
Ueets in Masonic Building. South
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~lain street, lst and 3rd Tuesdayoi‘ .l
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cepted rat 8 o'clock All Master, ,
Masom cordially invited Arthur! womenb
I l‘erriS. W M. ltnlmri M. Wilcox ’
go... l and Misses
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M., Will be heldI
In Masonic Temple, Tuesday evening,‘
March 14th, at 8 o‘clock. Work R.’
A Degree. Refreshments at close of
the work.
Fraternally.
CHARLES A. TUCK. H. P.
A‘iVCSU—F. S. LYON, Secretary.
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uits, Coats Dress
Extremely Correct—Best Materials—Faultlessly Made—Low Prices.
Spring Coats Spring Suits Spring Dresses
Novelty
PARTICULARLY
.,_-_., _. .e -_ . 4—4-4 ATTRACTIVE “Elf: :7va EVERY WOMAN
AN IMlTATiON REPUBLIC. sTVLEs $9 98 ”A": “not“ SHOULD as: 98
'1 he Milli: Ilmi nmkw our Ml‘Xlt'rtll ‘Tomorrow at O 8 D THESE VALUES AT .
VALUES AT '
Ill‘t'iel's that tldliiilfllll) toinhine
lu‘illll) :Ind svrtieI-nbilit)’. and lil'l‘
|Itl‘iut ioI Indn} tittnsmm.
.r‘ .rliihillg new l‘wtm- st)!" til pop
hit. with pleated yew-e and Hip ml
lair oi “int. trimmed \IIIh Ff‘lil” but 4
p t‘tIl'Ili :li luillllliu is ”I‘ll WV 3”"
l-Inty Minted fdlir‘I stile and out,
or The Jackets am- in tunm' mire.
tit'Ilt‘tl end spurt models The minor-
lvt III Ilw Skins tili' Iini~<ho~il ulth
I; I‘t\ yoke and ilt‘ll at the top. Modi
it :~l|il;i|ill' i'oI' lit-urn of III] hilt“.
\idtminh are pophns, gulmrdme» and
‘O‘Uv- :I “hit- il>"|i"|"""I cf tlt‘o'il‘t‘d
Hutch».
OTHER MODELS AT
"4.96, "$.90 TO $30.00.
(HIM-r (laIIIu-nh iii lht- “t‘lK’il .Ilitl
nnI‘lJilI thiil 14 net-dell for earl}
sllrlltli III >I_\lt‘.~' thnt I‘Nllnttl fail In
l\t'llt' the minnlnliun of “Ullil‘ll who
like .‘xlli‘tdi‘t apparel.
Min-l :ii't' in 2H letiulh loo-1' mod»
.1; Inude oi plain mlOI' cloths and
without-l} littiltlruiut‘ Iiowlty continua
OTHER MODELS AT_ ‘ ”
am, $12.93 up TO $22.50.
(1 thin: no! nu lt'I)‘ mil: .I ll.l'ilin that
l‘.~ nu t--~I.sl»li~l.t-zi mnernnienl, lIIII It
‘ sq,“ glut ..~ hpi'Itl‘l‘l‘Ilg iiiitilln‘tlv lll‘
lti'l}, .
A ('th mode-l of French svrgr. with
)‘Ilhv and pointed collar, finished with
tau-l» litt'll”) Fujit‘l‘ for youthful ii};
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1r.l'=i:tlit'i'lllili‘ill. ,
'2 Int: Splzim :in_\ lttllllillillil) of Am '.
e Will“ (H i'WiN‘it or l-‘I'einhiui-ii
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I OTHER MODELS AT
37.93, 310,90 TO $25.00.
w (it‘l'lim'h Io any quarter Of
ct.
v rid d'ni 1hr) nill lIIIInt-Ilmlely
Ill :I polIIIIIIl miemu :Ind
IllitlltiLft“ l
t2--ir puhiir plinth in an order-I, and; _,_
“""“"" “‘“"‘ “”"““""“ ““"I BASEMENT SPECIALS 15: WOMEN'S $1.50 WHITE 5c KING’S 3 CORD 31.50 LINGERIE
’ I -..In. l-Zns'll.~hIlInII, l‘rt’nthinnn or; - HANDKERCHIEFS PETTICOATS SEWING COTTON BLOUSES 961‘.
. ‘mpumn has. \\lthIlI tillil>t4h'_ Iht‘ \mm SPECIALS UPHOLSTERY All line, hffll‘stilt‘hed rind .‘m‘ Fl"? mum". “mun“. deep ““7 ‘3 hits only. 600 ym "”0“. Many SUII‘S ill Ol‘tlantiiea
ll' htttt'l‘tlillt'lil It aniwltu‘ ol‘ tunaI ' - broidered. Tomorrow, each "93 or lal‘t‘ and embroidery. {tomorrow 2 fm- 5¢ Neatly embroidered and trim.
. i . . , .- . . m, _...' NAPTHA Tomorrow eat-h melt with line ("din nnd val-
fl'vm‘w“ “ummfl pmmphm 2‘ Im'lI WASHING POWDER ’09 MARQUISETTE $1 2 HAND BAGS 10¢ ~ 98¢ 39: gngfiEtrglgnaglorygm encieiine lace. Also voile
hi' l'llHll' Gill:- ‘nlhl 1* WWW-V “’r ““0 :l huge bow: for 11¢ For (urging. White and dim, hi? the new“ shapes strap 31.50 PRINCESS SLIPS centre with checked edKeB. blouses. trimmed with em-
‘IC “‘"V‘" 36 inches wide. 'l‘OInurI-ow. and “fight. handles ' titted “2:01“! “ammo: trimmed All shades Tomorrow yard bI‘OldPl‘y as well as tailorvd
. « - ~ . - ‘ ' WI are or out roldery and ' models. Newest , lit .4 , I
t‘ht- lie-rim h.“ In. ,~\I.h lithium, iOC 0L9 DUTCH peI ynrd 11¢ with mirror and nurse or with _ m n. M"
‘ ' rIlI'Ion. Tomorrow, 1; 241‘ .
i~ lulu IIH‘ iII~IIII<-t i'oI' ~eli-tl0\'t*t'Ii-: CLEANSI‘JR . inside {“‘lne. fancy linlnxa. eac 7 39C STAMPED sleetes.
1, Ant. ht‘tltllrt‘ Ill‘ indiun ItnresttnziL I‘l'l‘ “WHY”!!! "WI l‘l"“'|l““- $1.25 MARQUISETTE Tomorrow. ltlt‘tl $1.00 9¢ DOYLIES . . 50c WOMEN'S
It lit-ii i' 'tllt] the slight :llIlliiVllli‘k' olI 7“ CURTAINS 356 w 39c $1.50 WOMEN'S FLAN- 2.; inch in diameter. 2 Inch 'VESTS AND PANTS
» 7- i o.» . .i In. tlv through. ~$L2s POTTS' , WOMEN'S NECKWEAR NELETTE NIGHT Whom 1m mm "mm“ "my mm ""M' his" "“k'
tumult lilom. (ll\t\ . . . SAD IRONS “him and Perl]. llt'lilsliit‘llod All the new “New flat and GOWNS . 9¢ long ? d short sleeves, ankle
i 'iti";=irl and ruthless mimnurt-Is. haul Tm”, ”0M 3mm, mm Iut'tl Nine. Tomorrow. per pair mg“ mm- mm” of ("prune Fxltn “MW Regular mm M $4.00 DRESS SKIRT pants. Tomorrow, each39¢
ii I to him little good lie lncks‘elwn‘ hitndltu, . 85¢ 98¢ and initiate. Tomorrow, each int size»: Tomorrow each More of blur-k. navy, ”0:3 50c CHILDREN'S W L
- ~ ‘m ” " '. ‘ , ' a re a r '. .
.2 Indiiuni Ol' pOlIII Il lltlllUil‘flH Iii I ‘ 50c GLASS $3.00 AXMINSTER RUGS . 25¢ 79¢ “fun gbufgmetig: aligimk. VESTS AND pANTSoo
.2“. in v non.- Ot Illa ancestor; hau I I TOWEL BARS 27x54. Oriental ”morn“. Te- 15C WRITING PAPER 59c CHILDREN’S fl effects. . $2 49 Medium weight, hiah neck
"‘ “ ”“ "“1” ”*“'”““' °““““° ~ : -' ‘= - . ~ - Alllin ,« h t 2 e- - nndlontt sleevesnnkle paw.
.. pr with v [Hwy or am. other mien: 123111551: I)” “It“ lll‘koélglé “HMO“. “(h $1.49 wlope:,n #vhtffrsnéngcru‘ htxilx £11,333?!me $5.00 DRESS SKIRTS 9 Tomorrow, “Ch 39".
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t t. Ii“ In...“ Il‘o‘llt-d II~. ‘J-(‘llllt'lL I 5C ASTORIA $1.25 BATH MATS 9¢ plum and fancy t‘ulnts. All Oiilien's we“ WEED, nbinck 25C CHILDREN‘S
:~.I } widow of hlemnn oondi- TOILET PAPER 18x36. Pro",- designs. Tomor- 10C WHITE sh” Tomorrow, each and navy, flared, trimmed VESTS ,,‘
‘ ‘.‘* "“"ms ”m 3“ “ “republic" I mm" “'1'“ Tomorm“ row. eneh 94¢ CA‘STILE SOAP 39¢ with braid and buttons. bolts Heavy fleece lined, Jersey rib- -
1‘! mm H a force. It hiis n constitu‘ . 6 I0" 19¢ 10““me per cake 0‘5 __ and pockets. bed.ITomOI~row, each 19¢
1-} .u Iv'mi. lml after our mm, which in I
TRADE WINDS BLOW IN A BAKER‘S DOZEN (13 lots) OF
NEW WASH DRESS GOODS
How we got them to sell at these savings is no secret. Dyes are scarce, cotton prices are
rising. and trade adjustment. must be made. These wash goods represent a shift of» bal-
ance—the little lots that mill agents and importers let go because they could get no more
or because they would not pay the new prices. YOurs to benefit tomorrow. Can't tell yOu
about the entire thirteen: mention only a part.
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DonIeStic SPECIALS Tomorrow
So remarkable a_re the economies that you cannot fail to see the excellence of the values
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In Ni‘lru' of Mexico, my» in a l‘e‘rent I
lit‘ ~ «paper article; '
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and the importance of the savings.
polit ical
v urhnirnhiv document to read. but
i. ‘ liltli- to do “till the actual poli-
I" ~m-I 0H1 In creating a
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the :Iutlior.~ of our constitution IlldI ‘
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heath oi“ in.- Mexii-zm people. espetzial- 25¢ PRINTED 15¢ NEW DRESSI 49¢ 25¢ HUVCK 121/¢ ‘ 25¢ WHITE 15
I ,‘ l, in regards the [Mower of the gov- VOILES fl LIN‘ENS I TOWELS 2 I - VOILES ¢
ermnout. NOWhH‘O in the Conslllil‘l ' Whitt- or twilled ground \‘oilt-s. with small tig- Plain or enssock weaves. in all the wanted (201- Nail? 01.“!11011 linen, hemmed, all while: they 40-inch. fine White Voiles and Marquismps, for
*. «h ‘ \‘d “fie of q ~4tndv oi the urea printed in dainty co‘ors. ”Nan vogue fa. 01‘s. as follows: Blur-.xgreen. pink, brown. rose, 811‘ Mord; valutus. waists, dresses and curtains. .
h He 9 l e L ’ ‘ ' ' I vors colors—40 inrhes wide. amber, fley and cherry. ‘l’ulfi-‘M'mm
people for whom the instrument “MI 50¢ NEW _ . . . . BUTCHERS 3 12%é LINEN 83/ .
drawn up. The history of more than I 75¢ GABARDINE \ GABARDINES 29¢ WLINEN h" ‘# CRASH 4g
n 'hnl‘f‘rtcnlul'i' Proms Wit" “ 54¢ Pure white .Ind pure linen firm round thread' Bleached °r brown. "‘1 and bl“ “PM”: ““1" ‘
A it so Mexico. with the props of. at). SKIRTINGS , ‘ Striped. diagonal and plain. excellent for skirts quality excellent for skirts and “but ‘ dy value for dish, kitchen and roller towels.
-, ed . k i w anarchy I” New military and turning stripes. between with Md dresses, launder: Milllllfllll)‘. F ‘
tantamount remor . am a n 4 flowers tor summer skirts. Thin is a sure fashion CRINKLED . $1.50 TABLE 50¢ MERCERIZED
i. H” 80'emmeni doesn't fit her 990' 1 “0‘9”“ "mm Wlde- ’If I .u ' r” i an“ 22¢ 15¢ LINEN I 98¢ TABLE DAMASK 39¢ ..
Apia and her people don‘t know how :1: ‘ ’ - CREPES -. ,
IV . ’ I I l-" m ‘ . . i 704D. heavy irlsh Table Linen, nice range or pat- , Heavr quality. excellent tor wear, regular
toluene at got‘ernment that would“ fi 35¢ PRINTED 29¢ ir “In; oxaliafiy 1:721)? :1: underwear, tequ res no “mm. width, good patterns,
ram“. And this is the fundamental I VOILES ,~ ‘ “Id“. / ‘ _ ' .
tut that has to be. taken into account I ' .. .. ' 39¢ TAN DRESS - 10¢ OUTING 3/ 5¢ LINO 2 FOR
4- . I The. famous Star Brand hover 5t} new styles, LINEN . . FLANNEL \_ 4 W ,
o1. our deallm with Mexicans. .l in handsome and dainty stripes. plaids and tior- Yam We “mm“ ememhho;skim are“ "4 1m f _ ASH CLOTHS. .
~ We nut. "00an that. aside from III “I ““99““33 inches Wig?- -. 9% orfor ”1' W . .‘ u , . Y‘ n , no t, medium weight. pure white. Rub-Dry weave, Nab! “let all White.
a Very man class or cultured .311“. , W. ,. , -..- .. , 17:1» ,. .. V .W ,W ,_ fl 1 ‘ L _ ,
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to "worthy of «being called "citizen; ' :1. I
top in no responsible middle ‘curu, m'
futon-i- bole; mum: I”:
V public aontiqnt, no notional II
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j: Economy's.» s'rmhi COMMND on every price mark. .
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