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Two Thousand Coats, Suits
and Dresses Reduced to
January Prices.
Come as soon as you read‘. is good news. We do this so
you can enjoy wearing a high 1 ice garment for the holidays.’
and save you one half on your purchase.
2nd, We want to help out those who are obliged to buy of
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Men and Young Men;
312. 50 to $22. 502
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Smite. underworld
Remington, all all.
. makes, sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. Oi
per month. ‘ lachiner
sold at 85 per month.
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the installment or charge account stores and pay more than
double than the garment is actually worth, and are com-
pelled to select from a very small assortment.
These reduud prices enable every one to buy for cash.
And those who are not prepared can select their garment
and we will hold same with a deposit in order to meet your
convenience.
’COME WITHOUT DELAY BRING YOUR FRIENDS
WITH YOU, or tell them of this great sale.
WOMEN'S AND W' COATS—Were iron: $16. 00 to
$86. 00. Reduud ....................... 86. 00 to $40 00
WOIII'B AND ”8838' DRESSWWere $10.00 to
840.00. Reduced ....................... $0.08 to $3000
WOHBI’B AND ”8528' SUITS—Were $15.00 to $65 ..00
Redwed ................................ $6. 75 to $27. 00
STORE WILL 3! OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING.
CLoaxs ' we PARIS premarital!
' 33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
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TYPIWMTIR WANBI ;
I“ Falsileld Ave. W
Always I-‘resh Roasted,
. 2.?EANUT5 .
.GHIOTTO’SI
13 R0‘ R0 Ave.
2“ The Gerham Co”
DE CORATORS‘?
Everything in Paints ---
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and Wall Paper
Store cloud 1 P. eel
Saturday 3
to first Street
lied Norwallr
SALE
,_ SpeeiallileonfordSise’l‘ires.
Also Special Price to Factories
torsmpiron. Oetouroiier.
Goal Sold‘by Bushel Only.
SPECIALS
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Live Oak Buckwheat, a pkg ........................... 260
Butter, the finest cresmery. per lb. ..................... 48c
our Dutch Chaucer .................... '. ...... 2 cans 15c
ii. 0. Presto .................................. 2 pkgs. 25c
Nut Margarine, a lb. ............................... 30c
A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street. ‘ last Nowell
msday Special:
nmvzancnors 22clb.
com um. errors ............................... 24c lb.
srnwvnar. ............................ ‘ .......... 14c lb.
an: Lasts errors ............................... 34¢ lb.
1.0m Lam; cnors ............................... 3&2 lb.
rarer com um ........................ 31.25 pair
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.
South “arm’s -
Norwelk.
L. 217301!
_ 3 Bowen St. 3. Norwalk.
2-1: . __.... _._,.~~n~
come Beef Tongue ........... 26:
Ger-sled Hope and Shoulders ......26c
Fresh Hams .................... $06
Fresh Shoulders ..' .............. 28c
Nativs Veal from ............ 18c up I
Dixie Bacon .................... 35c
Swift Premium Bacon, sliced ..... 55-:
Loin Spring Lamb Chops . 35c and up
Rib Lamb Chops ................ 32c
Chopped Beef ..... . ........ 24c up
Corned Beet from ............ the pol
. Strictly Fresh Ens ............. 70c'
f connotes Eggs ................. hoof
Z, Ward's Bread, Large ..... .. 13c
‘ Potato Home-Made Bread ........ 12:2
Everything in line Groceries and veg-I
Chariots Mariel
tel. 583- 2
Free Delivery
Leaky Radiators
IiEPAtRfll WHILE V00 WAIT
Fenders, floods, lamps and Bodies
Straightener! and Rebuilt to order
Welding Guaranteed—Wrecks a Specialty
inter- Tops for All Cars
SPECIAL PRICES 0N TIRES
Iver.» cums” inn alarms covers
overhauling and Repair Work Guaranteed
Finest Touring Cars and Limousines
for Hire for All Occasions
2 W8” "I KIGBUITINO.
HARTFORD, Doc. 3. ~1'here hasZ'
. bet! a rush at the United State Army
secrnltlus station in the past 24 hours
VAAS'I' BROS. GARAGE
Phone 1330 17 Chestnut St. Se hermit
rans- than 100 men having applied
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”TEARNINIIlIll IllNIlS
IIIIifiESl IN IIISTIIIII2
Ndlonel institution-I Make2
”7,406JU Total In Year2
WASHINGTON) Dec. 2?le net
eulings oi the national beaks ot Ilu
UM States for the fiscal year onu-
ed line 30, 1917. amounted to 8 ‘4.-
321.060. an increase over the pre d-
in year of $35,778,009 or 23 per-scent.
Comptroller oi the Currency Williams
announced today.
The net earnings on the banks' i no
ital stock was nearly 18 per cent.
2.. stockholders being paid $125,538,000.
a dividend increase over the preced—
ing year oi 310. Bill .0.00 This increase
raised the dividends on the stock as
compared with the year 191516 train
10. 76 per cent. to 11.61 ptl' crnl. Thr
percentage oi net earnings to capital
and surplus for the year was l0;.’.'_'.
' the ere-ates! since 1873.
The total earnings of thn- hunks
were the greatest in their his-rm)
amounting to 8667. 406..U00 an u‘reaw
over the previous year. The porch—u
rage of losses to national bank ile‘posl-
tors through failures was three om-
Ihoussndths of l per cent., of total
deposits. The average loss tor IIIt~
preceding thirty-five years was lwI-n- '
ty-tour oncolhoussndlhs ot l per cent.
THERE WAS PLAIN
TALK AT THE HOSPI-
TAL MEL‘r‘ING
lContlnved From Page One)
Frolic-rick L. Lamrmn und l‘l'. David
’Sncncm treasurer and vice—president
of the Norwalk Tire it; Rubber ('om
2 puny. look the lead in the new mow-
mt‘nl. .Iohn .‘vchuIII-n, president of
the Norwulk Hospital Association, pre
sided at the muting and there were
about a dozen peopl2c2 present. There
was no opposition to the plans set
forth bv Sir. Laruson and Dr. 89¢an
at the meetln: on Saturdav. The ex-
ecutive committee will go to work to
draw up certain changes to conform
wlrh the sentiments expressed in the
meetine'.
President )lcllullen. in his oplnlnl:
remarks, called attention to Iht pro-
sent situation and the needs 0! till
hospital. He dwelt on the subject at
some length and was of the opinion
that something had I'o'lle done or else
admlt that the Norwallr Hospital was
a failure
Mr. Lamson arou- nnd stated Ihut
he had Mn unlisted slth Dt'l'i'l'lll
campaigns in the City of Karachi. lie
stated that in each and chry in-
stance he had found the. petiole. ot the
ci‘y patriolic and willing to help any
good cause. lie claimed that there
was no lack of spirit in the citv Mm...
the cause was just, but that. on the
contrarv. there was a meat desire on
the part of the people to put their
shoulders to the wheel and drive
. through to success.
Mr. unison stated that In his opln.
ion it was about time for the men con-
nected with tho hospital to look
around among themselves and sel'
whether it was not themselves to
blame tor the present conditions. no
Ihcr than that,“ was the fault of the
people. The people of Norwalk, he
said. had been blamed for a lube warm
ut'itudo tor the hospital and that the
time was now ripe for the men con
nected with the hospital to find out
whether or not it was the people or
the why or the management who were
to blame,
President ‘Mcllullen thought that
there mizht be much truth in the
sthlemcn‘s of Mr. Lamson and be
2i~ndoriwd2 the remarks of thespcuker
and asked tor other comments.
Dr. Spence talked at teneth on the
subject. He heartily endorsed event
thing said hr Mr. Lamson and he
thought. that radical chanzcs were no-
mom to make the Norwslk Hospital
:1 success. He wanted the hospital
under the direction of business men
who wore- worklnx In harmony with
the community at large.
Dr. Spence stared that in the first
place the Norah: Hospital should be a
general hospital. a public hospital. op-
crated for the public and bv the pub-
lic Under such conditions, in his oplnc
ion. 1hr: institution would not lack for
support from anv quarter and it
would be an assured success He
thought the lay-laws of the association
should be so amended?” to provide
for the maths: ot the Norwalh liospl-
tal s general hospital and this sum
tion was lain made the basis of n
resolu‘icn which was cursed unani-
monslv Irv the meeting.
{nonseseeslueritlclsedthemth‘
element of the Wise. He was
not in level- of the policies at creat-
ins lite directors under certain condi-
tioasnowintorce. liedidaotthink
that this was the “mile way to
Jake care oi the matter.
nemauerotehoesinsthestslot
hemmiahbmbe
infllo‘dtho oiiho Kore
well.“ aadplsesd in
Immune-seamen toitho
EVENING SENTIN 13L reason, one. 3,1917
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Tristram & Hyat
Norwalk’ 8 Leading Dry Goods Store
Beacon Blankets
- Make Ideal Presents.
Beacon Bed Blankets all Sizes, Bea- '
con Crib Blankets ’ Many Dainty De-
signs in Pink or Blue, Beacon Indian
Blankets $4.50
Beacon Bathrobe Blankets ,.
In many beauliiul colors and patterns.
Start one now. Complele with cords and
ll'ogs $3.5.
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H.KRIEGER & CO.
Iii 'Coats at Special Prices
Every Woman 'who will buy a Coat from us will .
have full reason to be satisfied. Coats with
large fur collars, full lined
$10.00 to $25.00
MILLINERY~Satln Hats trimmed with Beaver 2'
Cloth or Keraine Plush. A large variety of
smart shapes from $2.50 to $3. 98
MIDDY BLOUSES-A new lot of heavy Jean
Blouses, green, rose and blue trimmings at
$1. 00. Value $1. 50
WWI. I’e‘” 5'”??? WM eczee’ezeeoee’s‘ee some. oozes
hospital. lie thouslit that thisl
would work I tit i ii '
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than the present method.
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a great, big, general hospital. an in-
dilution which would he first, last and
all the time the property oi the peo-_ 2
pIe oi Norwalk,‘ 3 public hospital in
every sense oi the word 'and one which
the whole people of the city could.
look upon with pride as belng part of
the holdings of the people and not of
any group or section.
This idea was embodied in resolu gm:
lions which were adopted and which” kinds .100
will be worked out by the executive. A“ """""" can
committee and a report made at a 0m FLOUR
meeting to be held in the very near RYE FLOUR
future. WOW
The resolutions carried at the meet 3 1M. .................... 2502'
ins: are given herewith as follow: 2rm1' GREAMBRY I
It. You [lave
Any Junk
“”f‘Vedfjgha‘N ”92, ”$122: ............... 49c lb an. S J 2
comm ttee o e orwa s 2 2 8
Association are hereby requested to RABBITT'B GLEANSER 11"10 all .
draft an amendment!” the articles of WHITE FLOATING SOAP
incorporation. and Man's of this hos-
pital, together with a drnit of such
rules. as our be necessary for the pro
per government of the new hospital
and present at the heart meeting of the
Successor to Wm. Efren
Phone 409
5c each} .
37 Port litrmt, last Norwalh
board of directors and request that. 2
some he acted upon Iavornbls bv said: IRELEVB THAT COLD 11‘
board 2 TI l h22 xecutiloI ONCE
"Rcsolv:2ed —— In 1 e e
committee of tho .‘iorwallt Hospital ;by taking some of our Laxati-zel
2m 371.
Specials tor
Saturday
125 Washington St. Gold Tablets. Pleasant, pronto
Wlaud sure. Give them a trial. You
W'will and them an excellent remedy.
25 Gents.
H. A. MEAD
Association be appolnlt‘d n publicltv
committee for the purpose of illlttinr:l
before the public the true aims andI
purposes of a general hospital with!
power to enlarge such committee M42
thelr discretion."
Another meeting will be held in thc.
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n N elk Hospl al a acne" " . Drug
ztliutigwin et’ery sense at the WM Native Boasting Chilly!!! .., 320 8 No...“ Ma‘n s"
“ M m Pork . . .‘2 ........ 320 South Imam com 1',
.. . Pom ON I” Hams ............... 320— _
FINAL RE run Shoulders ............ 2813..." ” " if
I" 012" C-“CANVASS llsonldsr oi Veal I» am. ..hsc Any 8‘ *'
(continued (will l‘lrst Page). lamp ed Veal to least ...... 20o .,
m, , “I, “gm mm, ,0! ltewVeal..... ............. He or Steel oi Merchandise?
m. Kni‘hta of Colombo». “mum“! M Mb ................ 200 Bomt for Cash? .:..
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asked." to help this cause. New York MNket ' C ‘
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