'Anareaotiowpreasareeentralover - what he thought that it wound be. to? ' 12,500M‘htby‘l'heodorenongherty JOSEPH DAVIS t5 wan-an saw I scum new»: :5 mm A an M0 TODAY. . i ...___ Forecast ior Ncrwsik and vicinity: Fair. continued cold tonight; Wednes- day lair and warmer. Pleasant weath- Ier prevailsthis morning in all dia- tricts east at the Rocky Mountains. North Dakota has caused the temper» ature to rise in the northern districts iron Montana eastward to Indiana and an area oi high pressure central ' over the Ohio Valley has caused the temperature to tall from Indiana east. word to Maine. Mouton. North Da- kota. South Dakota. and the western portion of Minnesota reported a rise in temperature during the last twen- ty'iour hours at thirty to iorty de- 81'0”. WEATHER A YEAR AOOI TODAY Temperature: High, 37; low, 23. Fair. Last, News Captain Robert Olsen. long wita the Andrew Radel Oyster company. has ’ left and has ionied the Lowndes Oys- ter company as captain of the’ Henry J rs 17nd Knieps, ot Newtown avenue, reporwd to the police that two men were heating a horse on Betta avenue. The matter was reierred to the shero id, as it was out ot the police district. Word has been received trout Ed- ward W. Finnegan, oi Putnam ave- nue, who enlisted in the aviation air nal corps. last December. that he just received his warrant as first class sergeant and is now in the new squadron. Kelley Field, San Antonio, Texas. David Green. a colored man, sent to the Town M iron the first Die trict. evidently didn'ttind the plug after having tasted he hospialiy there for a short while he vanished to part! unknown and the local police have been told to he on the watch for him. News has been returned in this city! oi the death oi Carolyn slink three andahslfyearsold daughter as 11:. and Mrs. H. 0 Mt, which Fr curred in New Haven, last night The! cause of death was spinal meningitis. 'Mr. and -.Mrs Knight have My friends in South Norwalh. who will mun- thlse with them in their bereavement. Deceased was their only child. " The drugstoreotnarryS. m 'nsathhitesu'eehusrwndman street, hasheehsttachedinasultior or New York eity.-to recover upon a 'note Then-pets latheessewere served by Deputy Edward nucleus oi Norwalk, on Friday and the store claw ed. John J. Cuaeo, a Norwalk Iiawyer, is attorney in the case.—Dsnhury News. l i (s ready for it. Shoots up to 100° It IS the middle of winter, so far as weather goes. But not winter in the store; for we are thinking of spring and looking forward to it and making a”? _e l l :4 l 1, Just now inventory has been finished. That means we know exactly what is on hand and how long it has been here. Getting ready for spring, means getting rid of the things that don’ t belong here 1n springtime. We’ll do it by making bargain prices. 7 1 They are so many and so big that the bargain thermometer will plainly mark 100°. Limited quantities , ready Tuesday ‘ SuitshOveroosts ormen,bluesand ".222. :13. 75 ,. andsls suits— Silk etticost's, lack ta eta, lately, $175 ' ed at 22c I I I Corset covers, nice uslin, pretty models, tely were 29c- ! I I ' Envelope chemises graceful and new items, regular 75c III 55c 13"? White coats of for child- warmly lined, ver plushtnm trim - sizes 1 to 4, "tel! $5— . ( Normal College toasts for girls, sev- eral styles, mic] and $3. 75 meat$5and$l503L$3 50' I I I "sllceswitb sole,wbitetauor lsck'witbwhiteor mostsizesf— III 50c - imported, regular regulation fancy caps for boys, 50c and 65c sorts—7’ 35¢ a e ’e ' Wash suits for lit- .. tle bo (s, clever and .2372?” sensibc styles, regul’siuty‘ ‘85c I so runnocnmdor handsomely F1231; Imp$7. 50. ated beads, gol set with dis- Hen’s belts, black 2. leather, fancy buckle with top of ster- ling silver— I I I Women's stock- ing, fine black cob ton of medium , s1 25 6P“ weight,— I I I White cape gloves for women, black em- broidery, supple and fine, regular $2— Fiue kid gloves of rich tan for women, 51: 75 51.65 $1.5,— $1.89 ’ tough cotton - - stockings with dou- ble heel and sole, 29‘: regular 35c- I I I Warm may shirts and drawers for boys, . 37c ‘3?de— 4 regular $1.25— .envclopes in each, 29¢ Men's sweaters, white, collar-less, a bit soiled: regular $3.75 $11ng swéatcrsdI—no 33:15 one due Handkerchief; linen, pretty though plain, regular 250-— Women's umbrel- his, the new clever short handles, tine covers, regular $3— I Men’s gloves, flue tan capo, regular $2 25 sort—- I I I Men's union suits, warm heavy cotton, regular $1.50— ' I I I Men's gray Warm shirts and drawers, l8c $2.62 $1.85 90c I I I' Excellent station- cry, a dozen of difler- ‘ ent sorts in boxes, some with the new narrow envelopes, 24 sheets paper and 24 regular 25c to 35c- I I I .de um, 40in es wide, beau- tiful colors, regular $2— $1.65 Black Meta mg; white and some colors, yard widareshlar 75¢ $1.20" 189' *inlotsof2to4ofa « . 2:222 ‘ wizard—k? Veiling, black and colors, pretty pat- terns of mesh, regu- _lar25cand50c . ’lZic I ’I I W o m e n ' s neck- wear, lace stocks and collars of satin and Georgette, regular $1— , s e e Luell's 'l'slc w- der, delightful regular 15c— I I I Ivory tluish picture frames, graceful,’ regular $1— ' I I I ..R1bbon remnants, moire and satin, 5 inch, regular 29c and 35c yd— I I I Untnmmed' hats, several models, prices have been $2 to $3— III congoleum squares, yard— ., 85c lZic 65c 19c 75c save rugs, a yard square, regular 39c , s s is 38s rust. pretty and bright, 24 by 36, regular 75c— III Battleship door-l . t f . $83,513.25? wear $1.80 III Windowshadés, 600 , 59c color, regular 50c to 69c— ‘ . I I I . tions for women, do- lighting new models , ~39. Drsrs m“gurus, 12%: III tarnish towels. ; fancy,ped with will ' good patterns, spots, régular 25c— III Pillow oases, good muslin, 45 by 381/gz, regular 25c— III White de- slim, lightful for under- wear, regular 29c yd— I I I Sheets,bleached, 81 by90, regular $1.15— I I I am titched hack towels, nice weight, $1. 05' regular 21c- 18‘: ‘ I Bathrobetlannel, “.2 40c 25c regular 45c yd— ' a s e Striped or plain dress gingham, regu- lar 19c yd— » a s V I .Yardwicdle muslin, ‘ . . 7 unblcach , regular 16c 311— 14c I I I . ‘,’~‘ Tablecloths, mer- . I $1.05,; 16c” ceriud’ cotton, hom- mcd, 58 by 72, regular $1.35— » I I I “”2. ”"3“ tors, make 0 co co, regular $2.50— ‘1'” I I I Sadirons, set of 3 with holder, regular $1.50— III Speckeled anima- 59‘ pots, Boys' sweaters, . ‘, our blasted and Whom.
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