anuary Clearance
e Begin a Clearance Campaign
‘ Tomorrow, Jan. 10th
In Ids sale we will dispose of everv article of Winter apparel regardless of cost.
”Every article in this sale' is of the highest duality. This is the opportunity for
which women who consider econotz, .- have been waiting for.
adies’ ’iiisses’ Coats
, At Drastic Price Cuts ‘
22.50 $25. 00 $29. 95 $35. 00
_Coats that were sold from $27. 50 up‘to $45.00 ~*
BETTER 00A TS REDUCED AGGORDINGLV
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SPORT SKIRTS
All wool. plaids and checks. in plaited
.2 DRESSES - '
“Stunning developments of Satins.
A ’Georirettes. Tricotines and Seraes. and tailored models. _
$18. 50. $22. 50. $25. 00. $29. 95 $8. 95. $9.95. $14. 50. $18.50
Values up to $37. 00 ‘ Values up to $22.50
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COSTUME OVER-BLOUSES “W
An unusual offering of Beauitful Georgette Crepe Over-Blouses _. . . , $12.4!
_ankey
_ in: voice
By another rescind
posed to mm a gradual
cooperation with the
event or an unsstlsiactory
Indian Mosleins have been insists
in: upon the principle of nationality
and self-determination as a
e.y
A Joint meeting or Moslem and non.
Moslem representatives of indie. was
held after the conference.
a resolution expressing the reelinl
that, in view of America's attitude.
Great Britain Would have a decisive
voice in the settlement oi these terms
with Turkey, and that “the co
by the Liosieml
and their achievements made in the
late war entitle them to at determin-
in this settlement
_ It was decided to send a delegation
to England, and ii necessary,to
United States to lay the true senti—
ments of Mtrssulmans before the
British and American governments.
The All-Indian Khaliiate confer
ence requested 'lndian Moslems to ab-
stain from participation in the cele-
brations of victory in the war.
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THE NATION’S EUSINESB.
With the close of the active build-
ing season the United States faces,
housing shortage equal to the need of
4, 000 000 people. l
Florida is spending more than $2.
000. 000 in new hotel work in prepara-
tion for the greatest tourists' tear in
history.
Charles M. Schwab intimates that
the railroads 0:5 the country will need
approximately5 ,0,00000 tons of steel
lrails during the next iwehe months.
played by the American Red Cross.
have built 100 miles of stone roads in
‘Mesopotnraia and reconstructed sev-
months to facilitate transportation 01’
Red Cross supplies.
Thirty thousand trained nriisins
are prepared to leave Ge1many for
Mexico.
The housing situation in Berlin has
is renting cells in the old city jail..-
The Nation's Business.
104 Washington St, So. Norwalkw
.FUNERAL OF WATERBURY RAM.-
1 ROAD MAN. ' 1
i “’ATERBURY. Jan.
8 ~ rm. 1.11 ‘
Manager E. J. Pearson and many or
:the supeilniendents of the \‘ew lia-
'ven road uere in this an 1011.11 at-
tending: the funeral of the late 111111011
:40 Water St.
,1). Miller. snpmiutendent oi the \Y a.
‘torbun division All work in local di
gxision offices and yards was such nd-
ed as far as possible, during 1hr hourI
of the funeral. The bell in the ..1il-,
:way station tov. or was tolled as n t: i- l
"bute to the late superintendent
special train carried the funeral pauy
Five hundred Armenian women em- .,
'eral steel bridges within the past four .1.
become so acute that the municipality
Imam ’AN- 9. 1923 ‘
mpg-i» 353.; ,
it weer Si. So. Nomalli '58 Water Si:
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use um nors- one-rams, mum“ sun axons 011nm. l
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400 runs or unit’s um Doors.-1 coo rams or times ARMY ‘
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sors' monoursn'ons (A Johnson shoe) from ._
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BOYS' MONITOR SCHOOL SHOES (All Leather) . . . . «37.7.3113. total-"9333:. . . . . . . . . . . ,
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