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FRIDAY. JAN. '10, 1919 ’
Famous For Big Values-1-F amous For LOW Prices
An lversar
Biggest
IIJAK 5 SUIT STUFF '
January
The Big Double Sale
New Stock Added!
New Price--Reductions!
New Inducments For All
2‘EV'cnt is forging ahead at top- speed—attiacting
crowds daily—surprising and pleasing chryone \Vith its wonderful
possibilities in money —saVing.
It is the
most extraordinary January
event ever known to the women of Bridgepow, and in the wealth of its
offerings. the superb style of its garments, the extreme low prices—it is
in every sense a sensational Sale.
‘ COATS
SUITS
Plain and Fur Trimmed
5101111 6’ SUI. ’ 5WD!
y Sale
"And Greatest
learance Sale‘
Come on Saturday
OPPOSITE
ROWLAND’S The l o o
I o is Sa e Winch IS
”1 Ilk fTh T'""
e a 0 e 0' ‘V J kin. 1
Come by t1ol’ley. come by train-come in auto oi «111 it 111, V-. '1 c .11 e i
to, but come to this Sale Saturday. Anange Vour Iltlll()(_ltllHI1'~ 111 -1. ‘1
If you hate made arrangements postpone them. Don t p111ni1 .1 ‘ . 111;;-
to stand in the way of your participating in a l‘ 112;; \llV' l " \“l‘
such as this city has not known even before the 11.11- \\'1.;1. .‘1. 1
have never attended a sale in their lives should he here to we 1.1..11y
advantages of this sale on Saturday.
DRESSES
Plain and Fur Trimmed
Coats and Suits Coats and Suits ..
And Smartly Styled Dresses And Beautiful Dresses _ 1., '
Were $25 ' to $40 Were $30 to $4750 '
COAT MATERIALS: Wool Velours, Broadcloths, Duvetyns, Silk Plushes, etc.
SUIT MATERIALS: Wool Velours, Poplins, 'Broadcloths, Men’s Wear Serges. .c.
DRESS MATERIALS: Georgettes, Taffeta, Velour, Serges and Satin. ‘
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RICH FUR COATS SCARFS AND MUFFS
1. "f'
. French Coney, Taupe Fox, '
or." Rccoooo ,Rcccoo $ .98
Prices range from Positive Nutria, Marmot, Black FOX: ==
Reduction‘pf 59%: and others. up ‘4' I:
CARFARE REFUNDED TO OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS.
“13$: eons «oc- - or: c . -
Gigi News
.‘1Il'>‘, Hurry Bogurdus,
Ell nt her home in llnzol slwvt.
oiroV‘ing.
\V‘lm '
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is im-
NO ONE BUT YOU
?H‘J)'..a 1;,
Mil .-_.._:.
will know what bonds,
stocks, bank-books, insur-
ance and legal papers you
have if you keep them in
one of our Safe Deposit
Boxes.
When you have occasion
to open your box, it may
he done privatelyin one of
our coupon booths.
Boxes $4 a year.
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('Ei'l'lv Tim Kiniz's Dauvlwm's was
1111 \\'m;ni-.<.i:1y, January 81h. at
lho hmnv 111' .\ll'.~'. Rt‘t‘tl H. Flynn. LIT
ingnlon Plat-é. ()llir'm's were elor‘tml
follows: I."1illl>'l'. .ilrs, Ill-1'11 ll.
\‘ii'e Leader, Mrs, \\'ill'1‘ml llol-
Mrs. (‘hurlvs l'j. Dun-
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VV'oll; S1-1'1'1-lui)’.
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1111111.
This VllUl‘U than :1
amount of money of uli the bonds 11hr-
1-h21scrl in 1he whole tin-:11 111' Norwzil'i
and the town 111' “'1'an ('uxnllinml, :11111
subsoil!)-
is quark-1' i1-_
1010111 (mp—lliirii in number 11'."
l'Inriui 1'11 1'
.ulur'
lions.
lhpl‘t'bt'lllt‘lni‘ Allan A. Hall, 111
_\l11}l)o: 111111 11111411101! rh1- openin‘;
>11 belll oi 1.1.11 [ionislzunre at the (‘npr
1111 on Wednesdnv, Mr. Hall will be
01111 members of the
22’5'1-211'5 11111, H":
\\'_ Hall, who is
111' the “111112051
House 11>- he is only
Town (Til-1k ‘V\'.
:1l.—11 jinlee of 111111111111.
lit“ from Marlborough
21:1), ‘
l'utlwr.
11:15 rupresvnm'
$11111“ \"':ll"l
\V'inlox' t'ln‘llh‘
The Paris
So, Ill-tin
sale. of
price.
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'l'lusing om
:HLI suns 111' one hal?‘
lions",
ism-(1121.
.‘olurk’ l'I, \\'1’11)Iley,
HUMOR-J college,
.‘ll‘?‘
president of
in H111 l'ni'evl Church. Sunday 1:11 71.10
the (.‘ollege club of the
Saturday evening at the ‘1‘. \V. C-
(‘loldon Hill street, Miss \Voolley
city.
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l.VV'ill take as her subject Sundnv even-
one in which she and,
i112. "F‘mninisin"
all other women are especially inter-
eStr-d at this timP.-—Bridszep0rl Post.
—-Closing out said: of “'Inter
and suits at one half price.
Cloak and Salt House 33 So. Main-
. street
r
For Coughs, Colds, Etc.
:1'1-5101'tlny
Molt-ll lxi jxineV V l1. it
in from 1:1 i1l11 l‘ulzu'i-
number of H111
'l'hv' 111 \V'
tun Lodge, Slu'ylac‘rds 111'
were i11~‘mllod 11ml 1"\ 1min?"
lllt‘l'llll.‘ of the lodge
Men's ”all 1111 Main street.
Nicholas ‘olell I'DI'Ol'lt‘ti (.1 ll.
Thou 1’ 1'11.
.Illllt‘y “'11s (‘
“flirt-1's of l.;11lV'
polh o
'iltu‘noon H1111 Minn «1111 l1:' .1!
it VV'.'1~' s‘ .aml n?
'l‘n- ;
mm. H15,
\\':1sl:in': ~
h'llllvfivni,
ill llw 1'01?
Ill til“ ..:‘(I
A nmnb'u‘
of new 11111111111.” VV'V'I'v also ininu'd lu<l
‘V'ening.
"(‘Il‘fiing 1-2:!
11ml suits :1! one
('lL‘ak 11ml Suit
sweet.
:'.'lI1‘
half price.
IIVHIM‘. 3;;
11!‘ \\
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Januarv
Ii\':1tt'.:
The big
Trislraui 1K1
r'lt‘al‘n'u'v salt:
Ullvnm] .Vl'fil'n.“ .
inn 1' ('01)
TI 0 Paris
So. Main
1.
N‘Nllll :1 rush, and Motrin: :11: i9 don; :11
4the Von l)o1':inni11.1.r o?‘ the H'- I winiuu
“Father '7‘ zozfords :11: 111111111'11:1:i'.\' :1.
bur tlw 1.1%.:1 motivls 11? Fur 110111:-
piocvs. grad muffs. .~~l_\.'lis‘11’:'1|‘l~¢. Sui:—
sonahlv 1-1-3 s. and (lainzv :13! wool
sci-g“ 1‘1'1 ' c' thwt is inosl opium-mum
;. 1i
R1311} lE‘r-
on 1l1o lnsi 133,.
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BREAKS A 'l'o‘lllll lN
whods to be 1114‘. ‘
at the Forum;
_ o'clock will be the guest, of honor at
A .11 reception of:
First dose of Pape’s Cod
relieves all grippe m
’ Don‘t stay siuffed up!
‘ Quit blowing and snuffling!
fill Jill}? 3---lRl
Compound.
isery
1
A dose
of ‘fPape's Cold Compound“-1;1.ken 11v-
1
coats .
The Paris '
1 throat,
ery two hours until three (lose-s
HIT"
taken will end srippe misery and brink
.up a severe cold either in
:ehest body or limos.
It promptly opené clogged-
stops nasty
and air passages ,
the head-I
(11> ‘
charge 01 nose running; relieV es s1e1'11
headache, dullness, feverishneSs sorei
sneezing,
' 11965.
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onlyatewcentast
"Pope's Cold Compound"
quickest. surest relief known and costs
’ stores , '
soreness and 31111-
is the
11p nostrils . 3
Semi-Annual Shirl Sale
Shirts will be high In the Spring. Take full ad-
Vantage now of V1 hat we offer you from our earlv
BungalowHouse DresSes
A fine quality of Plaid Ginghams, lace front and trimmed
purchases 1‘ With plain color ............................... $2.50 .
$1.25 Shirts ......................... S .95 5. 50 1 2 dozen ight Percale, plain and with elastic belts ...... $1;25—-$2.00 if.
3150 Shirts ......................... 1.15 6. 75 1 2 dozen , _ ‘ 1'. ‘
213% 22:“? ......................... 1.65 9. 50 1- 2 dozen ‘ ‘ BUNGALOW APRONS
1 ,. ' s ......................... . ' ‘
$3.00~$3.50 Shirts __________ ‘ ......... Egg 11375501133322: I Percale and Cambric Bungalows in stripes and plaids . . 321.25% '
‘ $6.50 Silk Shirts .................................... $5.45 ‘ American Gingham-s in 11er models with slip pockets and
KHAKI AND GRAY FLANNL’L SHIP .TS. cross-over belts ......................... $2.00~——$2.‘35
SA 9110 Quality ............................... $1.85
$3 00 Quality ............................... $2.25
$5.00 Quality .............................. $3.95 J. I. MA LLE I I B
IO UTE HORWALI.
£8 WfiBHIHGTON 8'!
Tel. 449.
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WHITE SALE
ice is this Lingerie event.
JOSEIPH DAVIS
The Most Modern Store in The Norwalks
85 IVASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
o co 4". '35.: -145 secs: 0/74
i)OII lied Red Cedar Chests I“
A variety of sizes of the moth proof or dust proof recep-
t? cles for clothing that are an ornament to any room.
MA'I'TING COVERED HOPE CHESTS OF VARIOUS
STYLES FOR THE BRIDE TO BE.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Tables, Chairs, Bullet-s, China Closets, Serving Tables,
Tea. Wagons in many styles, with a. wide range of prices.
. . RAYMOND a SON
VV all and High Sts. Norwalk. '
1 ree Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns. 1
2'1“: #03: 36:: :05)“ @530; 7:72? ‘rzzr.
0f more than ordinary import
[islins and charming Hand.
attractive models, at inter: j.
Dainty “Dove" Brand Uncle
made Philippine Garments, new and
esting prices, practically one-third lass 1111.11 they s‘oi'euh’l he.
Buy promptly and buy generously. h
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