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President—Miss Ella (‘. Lindcbel‘g. ed from natural causes.
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‘ ' VIX ‘
WILLIAM FOX . PRECfiDUCTION

' 3“ Theda Bara, in “The Vixen."at The Regent, Today.

W“ .
Mm annoy“- mourny

' wAsH-l-NGNN.’ Jan. 12,—The wid-
ow of Luis d Antin, the American em—
ploye of the Mexican embassy here.
who died suddenly in Mexico while
on his way to Queretaro with Ambas-
’. ”Home 3 Bible woman. , sador Designate Arredondo, will make
' 4 for list year has been'a personal plea to Secretary ban
3 ,r woman of Trinity 3 sing to institute a careful inquiry into
surrounding his.I
death. The American official report
The followng officers were elected ‘ from Mexico City supported the ofll-
,cial Mexican report that death result-

_ . , January Clearance 8319'
Secretary and treasurer—Lulu Prcs- . begins tomorrow, Doors open at 9 an
, 1111. All coats, suits, dresses and millin-
‘lhtreshmeuts and a social time were ery must go regardless of price as we,
do not carry anything over from one
season to another. Read big full page

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All Furnishings for the Home

All things considered January is the time to have a sale.

There is a sort of
winding up of the
y e a r’s business,
the desire to clear
away goods that
have been in stock
and replace them
with fresh new
merchandise. And
as it has ever been
the policy of the
R e a d House ' to
provide the things

 

required in homes, it is even doubly so now on account of the many

new homes that are
It is a time now

If you have a

That will admit :1 Rug measuring 9 x i
9, a rather unusual size, here is an

attractive value.

 

Saturday Specials
East Norwalk Cash Grocery

7 . Telephone 743.3

 

Free Delivery

 

Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. .................. 39¢
Pure“ Lard, a lb. .................................. 19¢
Best Family Flour, 3 bag ....................... $1.25
Granulated Sugar ............ 14 lbs. $1.00
Graham Flour ........................... 5 lb. bag 22¢
Hacker's Farina ...... . .. Small sizc 10¢, large size 15¢
Live Oak Buckwheat ................... 3 ll). pkg: 19¢
Karo Syrup, 3 can Cut to ........................... Sé
Grandma's or cho Pancake ............... 3 pkgs. 25¢
< Grandma‘s Pancake, large size ..................... 20¢
Fresh Roasted Coffee, a lb. ...................... 21
Quaker Oats ............................ 3 pkgs. 25¢
Old Dutch Cleanser ....................... 2 pkqs.25¢
Duryea's Corn Starch, a Pkg. ................... 816
Selected Eggs. a dozen ............................ 40¢
'Magnolia o'r Clover Milk, a can ................... 13¢?
‘ Evaporated Milk, 3 can ........................... 10¢
Dunham’s Cocoanut, 3 pkg. cut to .................... 8¢

 

‘A. .STULL

24 Cottage Street. . East Norwalk.

 

Body Brussels, small

to the eye.
any furniture.

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Scrims, white and cc
block weaves.

Madras, cream, and
odd gathering of odd la

25 etc. to close

Another group contai

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

This Bank’s Mission

This Bank believes implicitly in the possibilities and
the future for this town. , -

As a recognized factor in its development we are par-
‘ticularly interested in its industrial growth.

We gladly supply our customers with the capital pru~
deuce permits and in a broader way devote the money at
our command, whenever practicable, to the upbuildinzr and
maintaining of worthy home enterprise. ’

We loan money on first mortgage.

 

 

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, The. Blouse That Fashion Has
.. ‘ " . I I
_ Stamped Wlth Her Approval
" ' is presented in this chic

model with its jaun‘ty
collar and soft fullness
in front. -

The blouse is the finish-

',ing touch to the smart

tailored suit, so to be -
sure you get just the
right model select your -
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February ‘
Pictorial Review
Patterns

We urgentlyrccommend
to you, before deciding
on your Winter'Dl-csscs,
to procure a copy of

no; FASHION nook 2hr, mm

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bowls.

Curtain Materials

Were 29 and 35 cts,

terns for bedroom windows,

A few pieces left in Venetian Glassware, vases, candlesticks, fish and lily

_..‘.u.......d._._c_._t

being erected in this progressive city.
for economical buying in Furniture, Rugs, Car-

pets and other floor coverings, Curtains and Drapery Fabrics.

Lamps, Gas and Electric

Old gold, brass and copper finish,
with art glass shades. '

Boudoir Lamps in old ivory.

Mahogany Floor Lamps with silk
Shades. Basement.

Room

neat figures,

in brown, olive, and neutral colorings,
inconspiCuous, serviceable, and restful
A good background for
Former price $30.00, l

Nowl $2700 very

‘ Jewelry

Cuff Links and Scarf Pin Sen, gold-
fillcd and sterling silver, imitation
stones, $1.00.

Imported Necklaces, coral and crys-
tal, jet, pearl and imitation sapphire,

$2.00 to $15.00.

Scarf Pins, 50 etc. to $9.50.

Bar Pins and Brooches, gold filled
and sterling silver, 50 cu.
Earrings, pearl, amethyst, jade and

special.
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Third floor. . f
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ru, plain and

jet, 50 etc. to $5.00.
in colors, an
ngths. Leather Goods
Handkerchief and Glove Cases, “‘2:
$3.50 to $10.00. l
' Jewel Cases, 50 etc. to $15.00. 1
, Sewing Bags, $1.00 to $4.50. l
“mg “Cal Pill- Shirt Cases, $3.50 and $4.00.

Necktie Cases, $2.00, $3.50 and $7.50. }

 

Etched tumblers, 6 for 40 ‘cts.

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l . Hand Bags 50 etc. to $30.00.

1 20 Ct" a yard. mm floor. Bags, silk, velvet and crochet, al
‘ ~ .--, . _ $1.95 to $5.00. .

. ié'mialt Main floor. J5

i , Cot Glass, Colonial and Venetian Glassware

3 Cut Glue Less 10 per cent.

i Bowls, Ice Cream Trays, [ Oil and Vinegar Crueta,

i Vases, Relish Dishes, 'Moyonnoue Sets,

f Fern Dishes, Sugars and Creams, Compotec,

‘, Spoon Trays, . Bon Bon Dishes, Flower Baskets.

i Colonial tumblers, goblcts, celery trays, berry dishes, sauce dishes, sugar

5 and creams, salt and pepper shakers, spoon trays and hen bon CllSllCS. . ‘ .
g , 4: :41:va
‘ Very specual , 3 ' . ~ j gal
l ’ Thin blown tumblers, 6 for 30 co. . :5:
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NOSE CLQGGED‘FROM 1
A com on CAThaaH l

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Apply «Cream in .Nostrils To
Coon Up Air Passages.

 

Ah! What relief! Your clogged non
trils openxlght up, the alrmasmges of
your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking,
shuffling, mucous discharge, headache,
drynéss—no struggling for breath at
night, your cold or catarrh is crime.

,Don't stay stull’edup! Get a small
bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your
druggiut now. ‘Apply a little of this,
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your‘nos-
trlls, let it penetrate through every'
air passage of thezhead; soathe and
heal the swollen, inflamed mucous!
mcmbrane, giving you instant relief.
Ely’a Cream Balm is not what every
cold and catarrh sufferer has been
seeking- It's not splendid—0d“

 

 

 

, POCKET BILLIARn

, second night's play in the pocket billi-
ard match for a purse or $1,000 andthe

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Dinner Sets and Fancy China
Very special. .
English Porcelain, 106 pieces, gold encrusted bur?
Sale price $17.00. .‘ I

English Porcelain, border in green and pink, '

1

Regular $30.00, Sale price $24., . l
Haviland China,- conventional design in pink and ,
blue, gold handles, regular $60.00, Sale price $54.00.?

Hoviland China, design in pink and green, regular %
$85.00, Sale price $76.50. i
hm... China, border of light green with pinlf;
floral design, regular $75.00, Sale price $67.50. '

Booth Silicon China Set, in pink floral design,
regular $35.00, Sale price $31.50.

French, Austrian, English and 'ananeoe China in
stock patterns, also a few in English and American:

dcr,

Porcelain. , , a
Porcelain Sets. Regular price Sale pried
$20.00 $18.00 :1
$19.00 $17.10 R.
$16.00 $14.40 3,
$10.00 $9.00 1

China and Porcelain Sets in a slightly damaged.
condition at very reduced prices. ‘3I

Nippon China, hand-painted, chocolate scls, cups,‘
and saucers, plates, berry and celery sets, sugar andl -
creams, nut sets, marmalade jars and candlesticks. , 1;}

Sterling Silver and Sheffield Plate
9’. 33 3‘

regular price sale priolfl

for table use.
Hampton Colonial pattern,

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Knives, set $15.50 $13.95 ..
Forks, “ $14.00 $12.00 g
Tea Spoons, ” $ 8.00 $ 720. El
Table Spoons, “ $18.75 $16.88 I .
Dessert Spoons, $15.00 $13.60 5}
'Soup Spoons, “ $15.00 $13.50 1
Orange Spoons, “ $11.00 $ 9.90 l
Collier Spoons. “ $ 5.00 $ 4.50 J
' Oyster Forks, “ $ 7.00 'S 6.30 l
Butter Spreaders, “ $123.00 $10.80 1
Butler Knives, each. $ 4.25 $ 3.83 .
Sugar Shells, " $ 2.50 $ 2.25
Gravy Ladles, “ $ 6.25 $ 5.63
Cream Ladlcs. “ $ 3.25 $ 2.93 l

l9 William Penn pattern in knives, forks, ten, 13le)

and soup spoons, sugar shells, butter knives, etc.

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Sterling Silver Novelties.
Napkin Rings,
Tea Balls.

Chet-so Knives,
Sardine Forks,

'l‘caettcs, Olive Forks,
Casters, Olive Spoons.
Coasters, ' Jolly Spoons,

Sugar Trays,
Cream Ladlcs.

Tea Strainers,
Cull Bells.

"7, ., ' Sugar Shells, silver plated, 10 and 20 cts. each;
or“ Sheffield Plate, a few pieces: .2 . '
“Well and T rec” Platters, Tea Sets, T 4‘.
,Vegetable Dishes, Coffee Sets, ' , ,,

(2 compartments)
Sandwich Trays,

7 the Duncan co.

Sugar and Creams, .
Vases. ‘

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“CHAMPION LEADS ‘GOHOQC

 

Taberskl
Mature,

"Lose. Second Block to

basketball fans, the Knights oblong,
but Still Hold Advan-

Arthur'baslmtball team defouhd the

K, ”K. A. DEFEATED GENTER ‘night, in Grace A Parish Hall, by the

(1 close score of 24 to 22. Withh these

'Bhfogo a crow of over one hundred troublesome opponents out of t e wayfl , _ l was taken
the Knights are now ready and anx— to say that the photograpi

ions to take on the Franklin S‘chool

Center School quintet, “Wednesdayfive.

 

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lPIT'llSBURGH, Pa, Jon ,12.—-The

 
 
 

title, between Frank Taberaki of
Schenectady. N. Y.. tho champion and
James Maturo of Kansas City. was '
very slow. Taberslii scored lso'polnls
Wednesday night -to Maturo’s 107
andlast night the leader in the motel:
scored 150, but hls‘npponent camc‘ in i
with 162, making the score 300 to 369 .
ln Taberskl's favor. Mature started off. [THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
'LADIES’ NIGHT ROBES
New GOOdS- 01d Prices.
Samples- Greatly Reduced.
nonhuman};
hormones ..
At‘ Special" r Prices.

splendidly, but tell of! in his play as
the game progressed. Again he let.
loose in a brilliant manner, making .-
some flllt' cut shots and getting scor»
93 from almost impossible 'cumblna. '.
tlona. His best runs were ‘29 and 24'.
On the other hand Tobbrakl was calm, >
and collectedplaylng in hisusunl‘dh- ‘ .
liberate style. 3...
Taberakl's bent, runwns ‘30,“but he- ‘
was fortunate in getting '31, twice and '
never varied ln‘his play. Fifty-live
Innings :wcrelplnyed. ’

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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