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200 Silk Flounced Petticoats with patent elastic top,
Regular $2.00 value.
FURS
PETTICOATS
Our Entire Stock of Furs at Clearance
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5 Misses‘ and .luuiors' ('oats that
$11.01). 9 95
(‘ l’i'li'l- ............ $ °
71") liatlii-m' :imi Miss-m” ('oats, in all the new-
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not? materials and calm-3:. Regular value up
1" WW $ 1 9 95
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Regular $95.007t0 $30.00
For Trimmed Coats . . _ . . .$ 1 4'95
This is poositively the best coat value over
offered in Norwalk. Some fully lined, others:
half llllt‘d, made of fine, quality Velour Cloth.
'Fur (‘ollur and Cuffs with wide band of fur all
around bottom. All colors and sizes.
$14.95
Tomorrow \Vliile They Last.
Tamarrow Will Bea Big Day at This Sale Event
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
OPENED
SUITS
100 Ladim' and Misses Suits that were for-
$15:.00 r
75 Ladies’ and Missvs’ Suits that were for
'merly priced up to $42.50 and $45.00, now mark
(“lea raneo Sals ............... $25.00.
$16 to $18 Suit ....................... $10.95
Any of these Suits on sale. can he used for
immediatn use and spring wear. We advise
if you need a suit for future use to take advan-
tage of these big reductions as these same gar-
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nu-rly priced up to $32.50, now
marked for this Clearance Sale
cd for this
new bazaar-abuse
l ’ ,_~ EXTRA SPECIAL _______ ments will be much liiu‘lwr in price later. 7
SALE JF WAISTS $18.00 Dresses l
Our Entire Stock of Waists On Sale. MILLINERY
i . 3 3g. V‘Jaists .......................... $335 $ 1 0.95 $1.00 and $2.00 Shapes .................. 500
ft $5 Wain. ................... .. ..... $3.75 $2.1m in $4.00 Hats .................... $1.00
” 3-4 whim ................... . ...... $2.95 1’0“ fine Serge and Silk moms in all the :36 New Satin 11m. ................... $3.95
$36. “'tlislx ....................... $2.48 ”‘1'” “3de “319% Phil” and braid trimmed $6 New Satin Hats .. ................. $3350
$2 Waistu .......................... $1.49 “(TOMS “76 believe this to be the best drcss $4 551“" Satin Hats """"""""""""" $2.”?
$15“ \Vaistx ...................... $100 value ever oflered in Norwallr $ 1 O 95 . Children '5 Hats 1-22 l‘rit-v. i ’M- l
sums Wainlr; ........................ 89c 5““‘i‘lM‘ ”“60 ------------- ' *mm-r Tr’mimctl Hats 1—: Hive. if
“‘ . All Hat Trimmings 1-22 Price. _
— DRESSE§ DRESSES
SKIRTS .4. .. KIMONOB AND BATH BOBES .
. ‘ ~. - $107, Kimonos 890 i 315'” M3195 Serge or Silk Dresses that. were . . “. ..
W’"“~"”“ "M“ - ---- $395 431:3, Kh'm], """"" 993. . 75 Dresses in plain and pleated _ _ 3 sun cAmoLEs AND communion:
$8.50 Skirts now ............ . ....... $5.50- $l.;i'l hilulimio: ................. 95c ' efi'ects . . formerly priccd‘ up to $250“ Win i353 25 Cami-roles _________________ 89C: _
$10.95 Skirts ”m. ..... 1 ____________ $7.95 $288 liml‘ globes .......... :23: Reg. $32 and $15. 7 9 go in the ("loar. $14 95 : $1.5!) Camisoles ........................ 99$
. . . if ' ‘l‘ l f" ’9'" """"" ~ ) ' o 5 once Sale at ' r.$3.00 Combinations ................... $1.99
$15.“) Skirts now .................. $10.95 l 1‘ - .100 Butll lmln'n‘ . . .~ ....... $1.95 Llemnce 1 “cc - ‘ ' '
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‘3 ’ away?” Alterations Freewyawvouldevc ”More gt. Minu’sWWAlh-xafiona ham fl
worthy went. the denomination is
planning‘a forward: movement of great»-
er dimensions. perhaps, than was ever
before“'contemplated. The members-0t
the congregation of the East Norwalk
M. E. Church are taking a prominent
part in the program and this after-
‘ noonHarold E. Wilson of the East
Avenue Methodis: church will deiver
a talk on "The Local Church and the
Centenary.
Through the united endeavor of a
good number of East Norwalk youths
3 3. very excellent skating was enjoyed for
. 3 ' '3 , ' the. last week upon the pond known
m “a” “‘37" 0! “mm“ film“ '13 "Cavanagh's,’ in the hill section of
M gueat d‘tnends in New York East Norwalk. The dam was repaired
.-~ ' ‘ and quite a large expanse of water was
3 made favorable for freezing. A cor-
. tam property owner in the immediate-
”? ”at 'Avome. M- 19- Ch‘IFCh 0“ aun- vicinity tore the dam down, the water
by Wile “a large congregation supply of hié COWS being said to ljm
filawgea ‘3 m Re“. McCormick, cut off. Some of the young men built
W ”59““ 97°17 quality or a gift- the dam up again, only to have it torn,
,3 205““ TIE-“mo“ W1“ be follow. down once more. The result of the:
“birth-9 “‘1. Quarterly Confer- above mentioned "‘doing" is. no skatfi
“09 ing for East Norwalkcrs or the going
3‘ “$61309” lecture on _"led to a pond in upper Norwalk or “‘inni-
flail: Pagan-Lands" will be given on pauk or to some small inadequate
m evening at. the East Avenue pond in South Norwalk.
ill-E- Ifium‘h the lecture “111 be 11- The battleship South Dakota will
Muted b!“er than “XL" beauti- steam into Pier No. 3. at llohokcn to-
h"! hand-oohmdvslides yvhich will day with a large number of East Nor-
WW1“)!!! interesting and mSEI'ucPV‘eo wall: boys attached to the 56th Regi-
fleipnbm ire-towed a. cordial "WI‘ ment of Artillery. Near one year ago
:40“ m 50 Pm” and (WW the lee- boys left this city with the Sixth Com-
. w . panY. C. A. C., C. N. C., and underwent
»- final“;l P. Bunnie, secretary 0f the ‘lie‘ir training at. Fort Terry, Fisher's
WHHOWB‘K T011300“ Fund. 11335 ’9' island, off New London. Then came
will unusually fine 5319 01' tickets the time when they were split up and
thooomlng dance at the. Communl- the Officers sent to various canton-
Edi 0” next Wednesday evening. men}; about the country for further
person who DUTChHSGS a ticket extensive training and the men o'er).
W the 503419“ 50713 03 East N01” again divided. some belng attached to
" ‘94 for this reason alone the the 356th Artillery and others in osm
ought to be entirely “5909“! Artillery. In time both these uni‘al
3‘ record crowd shouldbe on‘landed in France and gloriously per”
1 formed their share in war and at. its
. 1011‘" KWCh- Who has but; conclusion they were sent back ttllil
' from. France where he was 3 (Odfitv‘ will land in Hoboken where they
' ‘0 the Quar‘ermaster Corps. g will entrain for Camp Merritt from
5 the~menlbers of.the Men‘s 3 where they will be sent to Forts Terry
”9131.116va Wednesday evening 0125 and \Vright to he demobilized. A-
wflmwyhfle m the service; largo. number of East Norwalk men
I _ 7. Tm“ “"11 l-e Captain} and women are in New York today to
Iret Mic ilddl'efis'fln his (’X-l greet their sons. brothers and friends
_. in Weigh service and will? as they debark. -
. interesfing. During the even-g __ .
. hmentawin be served. , V “'7 ______.___r — _ l
‘ifiday program in the interestleEONARD IN WEST '
., centem of the Methodist Epls~ -,_ . ‘ , . .
ignornimufion is being mounted:1 HAVEN HOSPITAL;
Continued -£rom First Page. 3
3|! bestow NonvalkMethodist
gheooniienary is the one hurl:
um, Snpon.‘ whim: Which offer-
ed chan ' h .l'xisparched
more; , l '
when he immediately became seriously 1
ill he learned that the pool had been
poisoned by the retreating Germans.
He. was confined to the hospital to:
some time and was still under th
care of the medical corps. when h
was transported back to the Unlter
States. He landed at NeWport New;
on January lst and at. 9:30 in th.
morning of Tuesday. January 7th, in
passed through this city on his way (.1 '
the Base Hospital at West Haven. 12 .
seemed that the strain of the journe
across the Atlantic had‘ been too mucl
for the shattered physical conditioz
of Leonard and soon after landing h
Virginia. he suflered a general break
down. and in order to enjoy a perim
or rest and recuperation he was sent
to the West. Haven base hospital.
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BELOVED BOBBY BURNS ~ F V “ 1
Lady McLaughlin Lodge. Daughter SPECIALS FOR TESS WEEK 53 WOW m ' 3
of Scolia, although (he of m! Lite: SECONDS
:if ”ilefi fraternal sociolies to on or m MILK CHOCOLATE 800V- PEANUT BUTTER CUPS '
oczi old. as grown rapidly in l:‘.:-I mD WALNUT 1'01. 721. .
Pé'rshih zindlenthusiamn. and now (ha. Pound BOX 690 Assorted Flavors - TIRES AND TUBES
.ey are, panning in c le‘nj‘flif‘ 1; 34° '
birthday; of the beloved Siouisli pct: CHOCOLATE COVERED Pound 3.0! ‘ All Makes»
tigiibgin. gurus on Jaimar: 2:1. wl‘h til OLD PAggginfigANm .COCOANUT DAINTIES ..__.. .. ...._3.~__.__—www——~‘ Adiustments Made Here 0“
_, .‘e omes am an appropriatc ‘. ' -
r:1::a';2.r:;;;*r‘::;:.mf? PM 3” 44° W“ 3“ 39° WAISTS 3 Fun ifffiflélem
. x . ’1 €9.3VP( 1 ‘ .
lili‘ihjdl to inv;".n unlimited run-her 0'.. I} ICE CREANI A SPECIALTY $5 and $6 GEORGETTE ’Firestone 30x3ikid 3,1250
ems o ensoy lo evening wifb 9.- -l ‘ — i‘ .....
h . . - z .3;- Firestone—30x3 1-2 Skud ...... $15—$39
. .. THOMAS: CONFECTIONERY -- was“ WM... ............ 33333
’ ' Victon—30x3 1-2 Skid ......... .
”—3— THE OLD CANDY KITCHEN 24 SOUTH MAIN ST. « - $335 N alk—34 4 Skid .. ...... $30.00
mmw— w. ...., ....- ~ 3 Q W - W: e- Alsoramonnn WAISTS gimme—33x3 Grey .......... $2.15
6 c. . , ~Q‘z. 4.2...- Q; o, .104. 3.4.. $5
'_‘ “figvas’cax ,w. m~eimu~m\ :«k , :.-;\ )..-»~\\ flauak ,..\\ A $1 98 d $2.98 Norwalk—30x3 Grey ........... $2.25
n e r . * _ _“ _.. _ __ _‘ _ ' a, ‘ * __ =3 ' . an Marathon—30x3 12 Grey ------ $270
f ‘” ' ,1 See Wmdow Display Norwalk~30x3 12 Grey ~- $350
H E ‘NORK »OF THE
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lxll)NE‘lb is to filfcr and rent out -
wash: prmiucm and role :I from 13:: blood
)vth the kid“
weak or mseased. the v mzmcr ru.
the system and causes pair: i1 62.3;- c-
rheumaiasm. iun:lH-:"_>, stillness cf idiom.
mum.“ and other a 'nmoma.
\V'nen a person's ii
there is lack of cncr ‘y
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4': :r:_oat of order,
. .. vigor, M" l and .
general effi-cilyencss. lu ..__. .. and bladflu must "
properlyfuncuonforcnyoncloenioygocdhcalth.
F .9 E i P ,I
are prompzin action andt ' ' I l l'
and soothing effect on merits): gait? l for all M“
dimm! kidncyundbiaadu, - ' .-
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Trucks for Contractors’ Work.
Telephone your orders.
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Hershfield’s Meier Express
122 WATERSTREET, SO. NORWALK; PHONE 294.
NEW YORK, 436 SIXTH AVENUE; PHONE FARRAGU’.“ 798
DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN NOR WALK AND NEW YORK
Operate Seven Best Truck: in the state. Also Hydraulic Dump
Prampt attention will be given.
Only competent help employed. A receipt given and obtained
e.: No, job. too large 0
Other Sizux‘ tllltl Makes l'm‘t'v-
spnuilinu‘ly Low
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i4 Overcoats on Sale at . '
Prices for a Quick Clearance :T’ re & Rubber CO.
One or two Of each style. Sizea f.
34 to 44 in the lot.
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