[minnow
if. Jan.
03'
, imam I as to have re-euteredio great addition to Norwalk‘s list
é kingdom p.” llama, heading afrunners and should put Norwalk
but: his crown. Quiet 35 reported re lHai‘eu A. A.
straw in the rest of the country and]
Mann merchants at Aden are saidi
to have resumed their large trafllc in.
The mail boxes in. this town are
Abyssinian goatskins in exchange for calving a coat of green paint.
American (:0le sheathigs. Previousl
Mtehes from Aden said lej had
than captured
#7.
a»-
Washington" at the Regent today.
. bumble \
1 0
Safe Milk .L. v~ .. .
”immunities and , ‘ -
1'1: Driving Pools-many um All A
- rims
aha 0.4.1;ng n, . -
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Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Prom dandrufi and falling hair by using the great French preparation
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC
This original Eau de Quinine is the one effective tonic for itching scalp,
sick hair and dandruff. Used by men and \\'()lll(‘ll of retincment the
world over for 100 years. Don’t risk the use of unknown or inferior
WEJED. PlNAUD'S is pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
for you. Ask your druggist. Send Me. to our American Offices for a
testing bottle.
We Ell. PINAUD, Dept. M ED. PlNAllll BLDG” New York
m! M
[but not 0! NOW!“ has defeatedl
some or the best runners in this state!
I and New York. Downs has proton that
he is abOUt the best Connecticut has
1 [tom one mile to five miles. He madeJ .
I a great showing New Year's Day. Be -’
11.4rince . is only about seventeen years or agel
. Jed king of Abyssinianand in two more years should be onel , . . H .
Wed if letters received here l of the best in the country. He will be 1 ' " - . - ‘ “7‘11.
idemble force in an efi‘on to win ! the map. He is a member of the New
oil
on .
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——Marguerite Clark in "Miss George
4 Framed Pictures t:
. Half/price
; In this group are some very desirable
‘ subjects.
Portraits by Gainsborough, Reynolds and
f Rembrandt in antique gilt frames.
Oil paintings of pleasing landscapes,
I woodland and pastoral scenes. ..
l Coaching Days, very superior quality,
genuine English prints.
Here and There About
the Store
Between seasons, during the.
stretch of winter days from
the New Year until the ar~
rival of the first blueblrds, is
a good time to shop. There
are bargains which are found
at no other time of the year.
Odds and ends of dress fab-
rics. trimmings, laces and em-
broideries. It is the custom
of many women to acquire the
materials for summer gowns
which can be made up during
dull winter days and be all
ready when summer arrives.
The large assortment of em-
broideries, both edges and in—
sertions at moderate prices, is
one of the features of this
January sale.
January Clearance Sales
In All Sections
Winter Coats
After being greatly depleted by the.
January sale it has been found necessary to“, .‘
make further purchases to supply the do-i
mand for winter garments. This has been;!
happily accomplished by taking over several,"
hundred coats from a New York manufacture:
er at a sacrifice on his part. These are now ,|
on sale. '3
Wool Velour, Pebble Cheviot and Bed-
ford Cords, in loose back or belted models.
Some have deep fur collars. These were in~ i
tended to sell from $25.00 to $35.00 but are i
offered at . f
N‘"
“h , A MM Purse which is a dis- . ’l 3'
, tinctive novelty. is made of $1800 SpGClal. i
. l . ' black vachettc or pin seal and Second floor. a 0‘ '
v . Curtains in the Januar Sale has a strong safety strap to '
“e A J AngeVIfle & Son CO go over the arm. There are.
0 o l o : American Ne“, _ gunniber of pockets and small . '
1 . . - Ittings, such as coin purse, ' ' I
’. j Former price Sale price card case and mirror. The F U1” Trimmings I
. $1.50 ,' $1.25 whole affair is very good- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ i E
FURNI URE l ‘ T $2 00 ll . 1 $175 looking, convenient, and safe. A lOllCll of fur on all coats and frocks is 0%
I 1- . , - , __ proper thing for this season. 2-- g -
é $2 50 3‘ 32-00 Bose D Orsay in one of the
- ~ u best. liked of all rows er- . , - - ‘
P . 3
$3.00 .. ‘i . i. 52-50 Finn's. it resembles the old- Win H 93* ' Ragumr price Sale 131%! 4 i
I Saints, 7 $139 $125 ashioncd altar of roses and We are, $2.50 $1.50 53
alum“ _ W-“ --_ \ - g _ ,, _ * o; | . contains a supcrubundalicc of ' ~ 2 ‘
g I ' ‘ . g \ $1.50 9‘ 31-35 rose oil which isn'cry lasting. , 33'30 ‘ $2.“) l g
. . i . $2.50 . .5 $2.00 It may be had 1!] either ex- While Skunk, $100 33-00 -. f
80 Sms with 1 6:: 3&P Bakilrgig Powder .......... 50¢ _ ‘ . — “ $3 00 ,. ‘ $2.70 tract or toilet water. White Coney, g") ()0 $1 50 J i
25 Stamp: with x t e A&P xtracts ............. 25¢ ‘* ' " T f . ,. A d ' 9-. . ‘ j
. g g t. .. . . ehcatcly attractive 3.00 2.00 l .
30 Stamps With 1/2 lb. can A&P Cocoa ............. 20¢ \ ‘ g3.50 g9 “ “00 Berry Set for raspberries, Wit. 1 h d F S: , s i i
. .- to Stamps With 2 Pkgs. Grandmother's Oats, each . - 10¢ ‘ ' b4-00 ‘ ti 1 33-50 blackberries or strawberries “e cc n ox, 254'“) $2.00 I a.
lo Stamps with 2 pkgs. ReCkitt's Blue, each .......... 9¢ ‘ -~ “'“" " 4...: $5.00 “l " $4.50 hm!1 I: "arrow border of fruit Gray lcehnd Fox: 5400 33-00 t
to Stam with 2 bottle R 1P 1' h, ........ ‘ i am iiossonna mixed. Platter 7 1:
5 sum :thh -lb ca :0“ (3:; o 15 each 10¢ 3600 $525 and Six small dishes comprise Genet, $-00 $1.25 '
p . ‘ a ..................... 6¢ S f . . d b] 98 t the set. : Raccoon, $4.50 $2.25 ‘
5 Stamps With 1 pkg. A&P Washing Powder ......... 5¢ ; “n lit, in blown, green an no, was C 5., ‘ .— 00 2'50 ; ;
. t for 85 do. A Punch Set of decorated i N‘ 5 ' l l
. ‘ . ” “ china, includes a bowl on stan- “ 57-00 35-00 '1? i
FRESH ROASTED COFFEES . Sofa Pillows, Cretonne covered, were $1.25, .‘lif‘md “‘1 ‘1‘" .f'mm‘ ”“1”- Nntural Skunk. $5.00 $3.00 I ‘ l
: for $1.00 e ecora .ion m'the bottom” <0 00 $5 00
3o Stamps with 1 1b. El Ryad Coffee ................ 35¢ l ~ . M the large b'ml '8 a mass or . ‘ ' V '
25 Stamps with 1 lb Ambosa Coffee 32¢ ' Third floor. “:11”.- l’mlwllplo, P91101108, cher- Beaver, $8.00 . $6.00 \
. . ............... I _ A - nos ant currnuts most t- ~ ‘ V
2o Stainps With 1 lb. Sultana Coffee ................ 30¢ i traclivcly grouped. The “"12” 54'00 $3.00 ‘
15 Stamps with I lb. Iona COlfoe .................. 25¢ I cups are such as can be used Kolintlti, $5.50 $400 ‘
m Stam s with 1 lb. Good c if ................. . ! "‘ ””0““ way“ "‘ ”‘e ”we . ‘ l
p o cc 20¢ l English Oak Furniture and arc. very practical. M l fgég $2.23 ':
t _ 0 e, ; .3 . ‘
. SWEET l . _ ' . A Mahogany 8cm Table ,. '4
I FLORIDA _ _ 25c t Of the Gothic type, plain and substantial pieces on wheels, at first slight tries 3’7'00 ”'00 :
ORANGES I especially suitable for libraries and study rooms. t° "’“ke 0"” “”"k n ‘5 a “‘3 Hud‘on Seal, 53'00 $200 3
' M wagon. It has three drawers g7 00 $5 00
. . . Former riC‘ S‘ale ti“ and at the Side opposite the ’ ' ' Q
G ‘- P L ‘ P “ handle a deep covered well for 59-50 $650 '
3 . . . work after the fashion of a F
feat A. & Po Tea C0. 5 English Slit!!! Ch“. With 80 00 $5000 ‘Mnrlhu \‘i'ashington table. It or Buttons, :3 :3 1!
l wmg 5] es, 5 . . will be found very conven- ‘ ' 9
124 Washinaton Street i High back Armchair with "3“" W ”i“ ‘“ ”2'5“ '7‘“ "“4" '35 "0 ’1 "
i rush seat @100 $1600 thA afiwogzny Highboy 0f '30 .25 'I
. . _ d . , , -—. - e ippen ale type has at ~- a. -‘ . ' ~
~! Lo bad‘ Chair With the top a broken arch orna. Tlimm lg Section, Mam floor. :13
Marrow Beans ..... 12c lb. Pure Lard ........ 20: lb. ! w - inS‘TiCd with $111111,” rosettes. '
i I g Lima Beans ....... 12c lb. I4 lbs. Sugar ....... $1.00 I TUSh seat, $24.00 $16.00 alt]. 9003:110000ftlleleflllilll) its: l.
' ’ Whole Rice ......... 5c lb. Santos Coffee ...... 19c lb. : Carved Chests and Boxes. $22.00 $14.50 :f‘vghr‘lal"9beiuix- tlihe 1988 l h Ch" 3 "i
. . e. toe,cu)ora.e‘ .._ ’ “ ..
18 Oranges .......... 25c 40-50 Prunes 2 lbs. for 25c ‘ $16.00 $10.00 ed, terminating in lio:i:vu1{:n‘]’1 ‘ . r . n t e_ ma tore , .
Large Pkg. Buckwheat 18c Cranberries ...... Ioc t. . - ., , r and 011W feel»- The rice 5901?} .. The“ articles '8” 10 per cent. ’ ' u
. ‘q ; Magazme Cabinet, “1‘ $24.00 $16.00 ~ $155.00 special p , _ All C 1 , l G] T bl G bl l B 3 i
9 l . , ' m. ' ' O Olllfl RSSWEU'C Ulll Cl'S O c 5, (HT 0
l Book Shelves, fill; $33-00 $14-00 " A 001”“ “WWW? “‘13 at Dishes Salt and Po ier Shtkers etc , Y. 1
1 Table, “mi”: 52100 $14.00 7* the top a broken scroll arch ’ ‘ m ( v, ' i “
Andrew Dav ' l ’ m .. on. with ‘ =5 3352. “as: saws; Hand Painted Nippon cm, 0‘06“” 86‘s,
' . ' ‘ i, . e osc , . ~
, ey, no. . d P ‘ a: $48 00 $3600 ,1 with named glass doors. The , Cups and Saucers, Chop Sets, Marmalade Jars, Candle— , 9’
' i rawer, - - 31:9 itia; curvlcd fronlt). ll It is slicks, etc. '
_ l . - l . '5' an e on many a and . .
‘ 98 Washlngton Street i 0631‘ Chair to match, 321-50 ”4'00 claw feet, The price is 7.2.: All Pottery Flower Holders, Bowls, Jardmteres. , ~
>1 i ‘ i . aurth floor. fl $10590- ~__fl__ _ } ELSE“ {j _ Basement. 2
' Phone 410 So. Norwalk 1 ' -
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‘ « - l m. DmReaa Co the umktaa L0
The Clty N at1onal Bank i._.______.___ --‘ W M... m . .. -
.9‘oiiiéér‘s'iv‘inbé”is§isireo"af‘mlior. ”ms...“ m mmfl: who " 2am... mew:©t
at ‘y This Bank’s Mission
This Bank believes implicitly in the possibilities and
thegfuture for this town.
. As a recognized factor in its development we are par-
ticularly interested in its industrial growth.
. We‘g‘ladly supply our customers with th: capital pru-
«dcnce permits and in a broader way devote the money at
our mandwhencrer pncticable ‘3‘ the upbuildin:; and
gyruiaintaining of worthy he no enterprise.
“1!. We loan money on firsit mortgage.
~0RUCI~BLE STEEL CO, PRESIDENT
row night" meeting of Cockenoe
b DEAD
‘Trih‘e, No. 32. l. O. R, M.
. . “WW. _.._..—.—— ..
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 11.—char1es‘
l .
:ica, died in a hospital here early to-
Mothers who value their own com-l
fort and the welfare of their children.
should never be without a box of Mo-
ther Gray‘s sweet Powders for child-
ren; {or use throughout the season.
the steel industry aid was he‘d in sucl~I l
high esteem by his associates that
him were held
They break up colds. relieve feverish-
ness, constipation, teething disorders, flees Which were attended by the en'
Ku P'ADVERHSIIVG, AND
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\DVER'l‘ISlNG WILL KEEP'YOU
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headache and stomach troubles. Used tire force.
by mothers for 29 years. These pow-I —-—-—- ‘
ders never tall. Sold by all drug stores. A regular meeting of Lincoln Coun-
25c. Don't accept any substitute. Sam- cll. No. 4 Order of United American
Gray Co. Le Roy. n. Yrsdv. ’
fevenln ' .
CHILDREN no All sun ,...-.. m... ..
the Crucible Steel Company at Amer-‘ ‘
day Mr. Ramsey was widely known i. ., t v
when it. became"known yesterday that 3
he was sinking prayer services to". a.
in the company’s of
Thursday is Bargain Day
Ladies’ Night Robes _
ATTRACTIVE STYLES: POPULAR PRICES.
935w?» '
5%; » "7.!
SPECIAL SALE‘ OF
Bought before the recent advance in materials. We offer excellent value. ‘ . ,f .
SAMPLE NIGHT ROBES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ' "
A. Dickerman & Son
, . South NorwallgConn.
plo mulled tree. Address, Mother Mechanics, will be held tomorrow. . . , ‘ ~
A ,...v
Phone 448‘ l,
Norwalk Chronicler