‘1
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» 'la 1. evening with Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks
1 "WHOM Tav‘m'
.m was 42.815 for Contain Wuid
' Tonight—Robert Warwick in
U I‘BaturdaynThe Paramount pic-
Evening .
m l
EAST
NORWALK
W-
Tho wukly p :1; er meeting of the.
3111; Avenue 111. E Church was held!
in charge.
1 owntheria quarantine‘ was re-
mivod today from the home of Han
told Morlll at 67 Van Z0111 street, by
11.001111 Olfioer Dr. William J. Tracey.
A horse and wagon owned by the
lit: slid over the bank 01' the dump
‘Jednesday After some difficulty
32111 home 011d wagon were pulled back
a level ground. Neither horse nor
driver were injured.
Friends of John Gorhum, of Win.
'field street, will be glad to learn that
he has greatly improved in health.
Hr. Gorham was very ill for a. long
{11110. but is now able to be up and?
wound the house.
Ralph Havens, the nine~year~old 3011
111' Mr. and Mrd. Ralph Havens of J
Winfield street. is confi'md M nu
home with an Attack of scarlet fever.
“Ibo Havens home has been quaran
11nd. Master Havens attended the
Fitch School.
Plans are completed for tho oyster
manner to be five" in the Muyiiowr‘r
Hook and Ladder Company's quarters
this evening. 0.1911111; cooknd in all
‘ 1x11109119 ways will be 1114*“ along
filth other delicious ediblos and :1
out 0100:0111 owning will be spent .
Ye acribe noticed that smull boys
“were throwing slonns and tin cums on‘
”to Mill pond, yenterday. H11 dulyi
Horned them to 51011 which they did I
80 would suggr at. that a warning in
lulled to the youngsters 1111111141 11111
schools. This is about the only 11"a_v .
that the «mall (liiidron can be nskml
to stop throwing bouquets on the 110
In the Mill hood and homo 1h u this
" moommendatlon will lw 00.1de out.
Cunningham's Tram Wins
Captain linrt‘v ll. Cunningham and
his band of card sharps ('1-1‘l11inly
threw 0 MW! wnilop into tho 11111111 3111
In Contain Mrlvin H. Waldrnn in th-
anoohle tournament of Whit! h nnmlw 1'
lemon was bold in the Mavl'lowm'
took and Laddr'r'a ounrlcrs 121.111 01
flung. Cunnlnohnm' 11 team has czh 1m:
all Its lurk and come out ahead of
£10 game to the inlnnso neorv'ow of 1111
'Wle {621111. Which had won throw
might games in tho tonrmmwnt. Th 1
Iklleal score by n dinni-u loom 1m
$680. ”Me ~bv E. ii. anonlino 11nd
The total for U111 In
turn team and 47,900 for Captain Cun-
PfllAuF HUM
’IHHURSDAY FRIDAY, SAT-
URDAY
FIVE GREAT BIG ACTS OF
VAUDEVILLE AND FEA-
TURE PICTURES
. xo'rA, LORANR 0 RAMOND
lattodudng a High-Class Musi-
cal Novelty and the $3,000
Minstrel Chimes.
'NOODLES FAGAN
GIRLIE
The Funny Funsters
AND
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CLAYTON DREW PLAYERS
{n a Shakespearean Travesty
THE TAN NER SAWYER3
TRIO
High Class Entertainers
,' WALTER FIELDS
Singing Comedian
THE PHOTOPLAYS
“The Heart of a Hero. "
o
ture “The
Snare "
VAUDEVILLE PRICES
World’s Great
.ing into tl11
mum and 0000:1111. n. was 2
Table No. 1 I
Inflow:
M. Robert; and w. B. Napbey,
Walloon Taylor and C. Wysman
..... ..................... 5,210
Table No. 2
H. Wuhan and H. Anderson 5.305
E. Gnu-wood and E Kosmeckl
. ..... . ..................... 5.460
Table No. 3
l. D. Robertson and J. Byrnes 4,670
E. H. Valentine and Wilfred Taylor
.......................... 6,530
Table No. 4
H. Cbimmesling and E. K. Whitse17
............................ ,
C. 0. Brown and H. W. Webb 6,215
Table No. 5
T. Casey and A. Canevarl. ..5 800
A. Singerwald and Geo. W. Sturdo
"vant ........................ 5,575
Table No.6
A. E. Brown and R. S. Brown 5,515
5. Stone and H. V. Carr 5,700
Table No 7
5.
H. B. Waterbury and Charles Field ‘
ing ...................... 5,210
J. 1301150110 0. Knbner ...... 6.935
Table No. 8 \ .
R B. Blydanburgh and B Bloom
quist ...................... 5, 2.65
Howard Beers and W.M111kin
1'1 .‘.-
daughter of Mr and Mrs. George
lltr1.s fo1'111orly of East NtllWalK,
now li. 'iug in Bridgeport are grie1ed
lo hour of htr misfortune, la." M111
duytvcning. \\‘hi!<1.carr_11ng'1l1ght-
ed lamp downy llI‘S Silt t1ipped.t1ll
bl'l/iig horosi 111 Her
buiy 1'1. 11. 11.“) b «‘y I111rr11d,:1111l 5211
is in :1 (tiltitul 111117.. ion at tho liridgo
port 1111: pital. All who knew her Tc-
11114"1l111 1111 111111-11 disposition '111d
8,075
llfllN fur a speedy and éoxnplcto re-
COVCI'Y.
' f ‘0.» Mi”...
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w‘d“b—‘-
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Mrs Sontag of’l‘okc111ko has left
{01 15n1kt-l1‘1'.(‘.,al 11in r11 H111 Will
spend the 1 i1 tor.
.‘ir. and 11111:, llai'ry Parker nor»
riosml ‘ht‘ir ’l‘oltonoke l'i‘Hl-l‘llf" 11nd
returned to New York for the winter 3
11101111112.
Mi 1 “r1 11111 of Nomton ui'l ,uyn nd
“11‘ 11 111101 '11 111 William loslic l‘rhnth
and his ulmltmr on the Frourh .‘l'uvn
Inna! 111111111 1r.1tion ]~.'11111 in the 11'0“"
vlon .9- ion This in n txnimm 1--n
11 rptiw in memorial of 11 brother 0.
Dr F1'0n111.110 long rector of St
lvikr“ .1 (‘.l1urrh Norotnn.tl111 tormcx
himself inn i111: born for 11111111. ycms
11 1'1'11'11hi11 on “‘oclr11"oil‘ lslMIn-l and
his nephew William lfislie French
has undertaken this experiment in so
cio‘ogy in the Rounyton port or
town.
DA RIEN
IQOROTON
1 sh» ~ . ....~ VIA.‘A'~.\w.l-l.
. Stuart Gillespie ot the P0111. road
recently acquired a new automobile.
V1"! Chor‘ns de nftho Holohts
has been entertaining 1110 nieces from
Mum hostPr.
William Gcoznizottc 11110 has born on
aSouthcrn trip. hnn rtmrned to htsI
homv:1 on Long Neck Point.
1min llnlnn the daughter 01‘ Mr.
and Mrs. John Moohnn of the Helzhts
.who was throntonod with pneumonia,
is improving.
\iru {'1 1 room Wnnloy. who has
been unendim: n womb with rolnlIvr-s
in Dnnbu‘v 11:15 returned to her home
at the Heights. 1
..1.. In! tho nrmm mont-
$1111 at tho Methodist Church, last
night. in the obscure
Rev. Samuel C. Johnson.
First. National Bank of Stamford. is
pect nvenue. with pneumonia.
Palace Thentre
SPECIAL CHILDREN’ S
MATINEE’" "
Saturday Mornig at 10:30.
Thomas H. InteIPresents
“ Rumpelstiltskikin ”
Matinee . . ..... toe and 20 cents‘
.. to, 1.5 and 25 cents'
All Seats 10 Cents.
Give the “Kiddies" a Treat.
RhGEN l
1H ATRE 1-.
"'39,. 1331 “503.38
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TONIGHT, FRIDAY
“ l‘ HE MAN
Saturday, matinee—J‘An 02d.
"Monday—Harold Lockwood
_ Tremaine.”
" Tuesday—Wallace Reid and
' ‘ Pawn."
“Wodne day—Emily Stevens
CHAS. 11. 1.11.1MPL1N 510011 CD.
TONIGHT
Saturday even.ng—-“A.ias jimmy Valentine.”
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PRICES—Matinee, Childr n.
Evenings, 101:, soc. 300 and 501:.
Seats Now Selling.
HERE NEXT WEEK— ruuNG PICTURES
‘- Thursday-«Clays Colburn m “The Batle of Life. ”
' . 111 MIWIMWm . 1
AND SATURDAY
BETWEEN”
Sweetheart of Mine."
101:; Adults, 20c.
and May Allison in “The Big
Cleo Ridgely in “The Yellow
in "The Wager "
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of the pastor,
l
(‘l’trnv‘hn 11/. Roll. cashier of the
uprirmsly ill at his home here, on Pros l
Cloak and Suit Store
104-8 MfiAlN STREET
BRIDGEPORT’S LARGEST POPULAR
PRICE CLOAK AND SUIT STORE-—
TREMENDOUS CLEARANCE SALE
February Prices Now
The Greatest Money-SaVing Event in
the History of Cloaks, Suits and Furs
SILK PLUSH COATS
Positive Values from $25 to $89.50
$14.98 $17.98
Our assortment of Plush Coats and Pile Fabrics is the largest in the city. Purchasing for several stoxcs enabled us to
buy at prices far below others. We have placed all this season’s Plush Coats in three lots and for this three- -day sale 0801
them to you at prices so low never before heard of.
$24.98
1,511 Regular $15, 13111111 $32.51
FUR TRIMMED
CLOTH COATS
For Women and Misses
The Groatest Values E1191 Offered in the City
9.98 $12.98 $14.98
VERY FEW OF THE COATS THAT ARE NOT WORTH DOUBLE OUR
SALE PRICE
Several Most Advantageous Purchases
They are the coats that have the large collars of for or hwe fur trimmings on collars and
cuffs, and many of them have wide bands of fur around bottoms.
FASHIONED OF WOOL VELOURS, BROADCLOTHS, SILK PLUSHES, DUVE—
TYNES, PEBBLE CHEVIOTS, MATEL'AM, WOOL PLUSHIES,
AND HEAVY NOVELTY FABRICS.
The furs used for tr mmings embrace Blended and Natural Opossum, French, Seal,
Kit Coney Fox, Natural Coney, Natural and Blended Raccoon. Belted, flare, high-waisted.
fitted and shin-ed effects—in fact, every smart style of the season
Xmas
MUFFS—QIN ALL STYLES
$5.00 Tiger Muli‘s ...................... $0.981
$9.98 White Iceland Fox Mulls ,. . . . ._ ...... $4.98
$9.50 Black Fre'n :h Coney Mufis $4.98
$10.00 Black Lynx Mulls . . . .. ............. $5.98
$10.00 Brown Corny Mulls ,. . . ; .' ......... $5.98
$15.00 Wolf Mulls ..... ’1 ...... ... ....... $7.98
$15.00 Genuine Raccoon Mulls ...... $9.98
." $15.00 Muskrat Mulls ................... $9.98
$15. 00 Black Fox Mnffs .................. $9.98
$10. 00 Black Opossum Mulls.
.......... $12. 98 \
FU... RS
$10.00 Tiget Sets... ...... $490
$15.00 Squirrel S:t ........ . ..............
$15.00 White 10 .land Sets ............... $9.98
$05 00 Black Fox Sets ............. .. $14. 98 '1
$22. 50 Black French Coney SetsI .$I4. 98
$25 00 Natural OJossum Sets ..... ~.~. ..... $11; no
$05.00 Genuine Mufi‘lon Sets. $17. 98
1811.11.00 RaCcoon Sets ....... $1793
$25.00 Red FoxSets........... ......... $17.98
$27 "1 Gamrne Black and Brown Marten I
Sets $1998
507. 50 Skunk Set; ...... . ...... . ......... Sm 11
$30. 00 Gray Fox wets ................... $19. 98
. $10.00 Phinted 'FO! Sets. ...-........$20.00
$3aooSilverFox Sets .$20.oo
VICUNA CLOTH
Xmas
SEPARATE SCARFS j.
$5.98 Tiger Scarfs ....... . ............... $2.98
$8.98 Brown Coney Scarfs ............ . . .. $4.98
$8.98 White Iceland Scarfs ............... $4.98
$9.98 Grey Coney Scarfs ................. $4.98
$10.98 Red Fox Scarfs .................. ' $6.98
$13.50 Cape Scatfs ........................ $7.50
$10.98 Raccoon Scarfs ............ . ...... $8.98
$12.98 Red Fox Scarf: $8.98
$25.00. Red Fox Scat-is .. . .. ...... ' ...... $17.50
$32 50 Red Fox Scarfs ........ . ........ $23 50
‘WE CARRY A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN’S FURS AT THE LO WEST PRICES.
A WONDERFUL SUIT UthRlNG AT AN EXCEPTIONAL DRESS OFFERING
You’ re sure to find the very model you desire—-
the styles are so many art! so varied. Full flaring.
belted and semi fitted models of velour, broad-
cloth, gabardine and poplin, with large converti-
ble collars of sc‘f-material, velvet and edged with '
fur. To be had in all the desirable colors. Regu-
larly up to $27.50 values. Special during this "Sale
9.9:
Values up to $117.50
A wonderful assortment of Sill: Charmeuse.
Crepe Meteor, Silk Poplin, French Serges and all
other newest motorials. Values up to $20. 50. To
be sold during this sale from ...... . ...........
PARTY AND DANCE DRESSES
In newest sl'iad's and materials. Values upI to
$22. 50. During thIis' sale from .. . ..
7.98 . 11111 , W
7.98” 1111:
101-6-0-
Norwalk Chronicler