SHAY, FEB. 12, 1920
_ intend buying an
;f NEXT WINTER
l'Y IT NOW
- 2 ing‘ to you will be con-
.J h~
mark.
2. :- lmve not reduced
have good Overcoats
No matter how dry the coun-
try my be, there is‘ no pro-
hibifion to make our adver-
to $50. ti 138517
Here’s a very tasty MG!
- mixture in a. business suit
(flag; 'at $40 A spirited design in
C58) -M blackandwhitethntisatonic
to one ’s personalityu—flli. A
sparkling burgundy —-that‘
new shade,1n in we. single or
double breasted business suit
at $0.1t’s a. smooth article.
All the new styles are tapped.
Not a nun pattern in the lot.
RogersfiStevens
‘cph Davis
3 Washington Street
arm NOBWALX.
"at?
W Newsi ___.._ 1922.
H2
2 The Gingham, Percales, Fancy
'Shirtings and all the new Wash
Goods for the New Year are be-
ing placed on sale, comprisingthe
best assortment we have ever:
shown.
l‘ieno Knam). who has been
ill at her homo No. i Rul.
no, is slightl} unmoved.
'lllf'h UL’l‘i'll'Ii'I, of 59 Cross-
i2'st district, was taken to the
. Hospital. yesterday, ill with
3.".1 I
'i- '2222 Robert. 5 Berkeley ‘ E: K BANKS ’
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'..:2i12}'(l b) the Norwall:
222232202222222» MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
g; 2.2111 1"'t(()\l2
2.2222 2 n 12 .2 Hiffelt’tl some‘
. 222' St. Paul's Guild will,
rEulitliiOll party, this even- i --
_.2:-i;. in the basement of T1222 Foz'esiels will hold wdance, in
\2‘! 222:222be2s oi the‘ 222, Toxin \ssenlbh Hall, tonight
hi: 2in invited to attend
A valentine dance will be given- to«
illl )\ “ \ {I 2 ‘ 1
MI: 1‘ p: E2121” fi ‘Tih m ciniomow in Gxace church parish hall I5
,, ( {”53”, “fl 2 A tiw chain was found on Gregory
"NEW". 252222221: 0‘? iltlzme, last night, and is being held at.
‘ »22 5:7... ‘ the police station for a claimant I
D2. Deitz, who has been ill for Uh"
. past few divs is again able to be at'
22, 222,. mm. ,2” was in_ ibis dental ofiice in South Main stteeLi
: i) ii: 22 2': automobile i Mts Theresa Esposito and son An- -
'- - 94:2. is p («mic-ally 29¢ thony. of Water street First district,l
2 ‘2.2 trouble to attend he: 2:229 in Brooklsn. today, attending the
.- «22222 as “gather con.i [unelai or a relative.
. i —C. 8: K. Empioyees' Benefit. asso'
.l-mlvuy dopnx-tnwnt 1238’ ciation Friday, February 13 Music
.2 .2 2222 Sugar Hallow 212ml], Grace Brothers' Singing Orchewr
‘.22-\\ ilk 202,211 south of
:22. The. mod is still‘ tra Admission 35 cents.
‘1‘“1‘ ”9 t" “Um“‘m’llfi‘Q- At the mid week meeting of the
2 1'2 .L'2t th: ouch with? South NorWalk Methodist church to-2‘2
1' “ 1‘2 said at the night. the subject will be: "The Char-
222: 2t it was doubtful .‘ncter of Abraham Lincoln." Every
- 2 :22 win: mails l272 one should be familiar with the mind
-\ 2 it .22221 this city; or this glentest ot‘ Americans. Invite»,
2 2 , 2.22 (2 its nip: (tu2-gti0n is extended to everybody to nt- .
2 ~—D:m! iurj. News 'tend the meeting.
, i~ nmdc that m‘ ory-’ Arrangements Were completed today
2.. 2222 222 feeding 222g, for the leasing of the new buildingad'
2, snow 2.. on the ,joininr.r Jack Montgomery's lunch car.
22 ousnnds of melon Wall street. Messrs George W. i
.~:2~h through inn 2Gray and F Donald Campbell have
222 mm, places: inil9“sed the building, to be used as a1
..K and olhoxs ”Omani store. Mr. Gray was for [our
‘ of broad to meu'ems manager of T. A. Skelly’s cigar
', r, -_ .. ‘e istore and is now tobacco salesman fox‘
“I“, ”‘1‘“: hax‘e thr‘ C. E. Siauson Company. Mr. I
““i"”“ ‘7 ‘ ‘3 9 Campbell was formerly connected with
S‘ ”195 from Ithc- Fairlie-id County National Bnnhi
.‘ 1” ““0“ 0‘ plac- xesigm'ng his position there to enlist!
1 “ml tiimn.1\2ll in the army returning from France in ,
‘ . ”iii the fall. after being fifteen months’
2-22 (hr «2.: at the overseas. Mr Campbell is now up-
. 22 i2 ~inndm s niuhi ’town representative of The South Nor-
:m to 212.21 bor:n walk Evening Sentinel Both young
men are popular in The Norwalks, and :‘
Fit‘tu‘ Pinmvo librmian:
.: 2 .i22222x Mm has been
.‘ \'2
;22)~1‘
2 itZ-‘n
22, 2. 27223220,, 7220;“, their many friends wish them every
\\:2,: hold T esdzlY’S‘lccess‘
22:11.: undm airing 2—.
.2-12 :2 number of real? ‘ . ‘ J
i . many at Wllomf “ " '
2‘:12It‘222id in attend.
~ 22: is tonducted by
in \0 taste: of the
21 thul‘t‘h of Daxrtf
2 Iiw Odd Fellows-
.. . m... .2...o..2 .1: MORE PEOPLE
ll uo'rxices The, ,/
\l'vstport. for in.
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1N NMWALK
W e are going to “take our medicine !
One of the penalties of doing business
Nothing the matter with those things, ugually.
ness to see them.
Here they are. 2 Read the brief list.
Then plan your
“'omen,’s clothes prices drop.
is that _we have some things unsold at the end of a season.
They simply have not “caught on.”
01111115: to see what a great bI-g collection is ready and what big values it afford.
many colors and styles:—
those .which “ ..
have been $29.50
those which . _ ,
have been $39.50 ~
those which have
been $50 to $60
those which have
been $70 to $85
{WOMEN’S SEAL PLUSH COATS, handsome
' , styles with good satin lining, lately $50
:‘1‘
XOUNG- FOLKS’ COATS including ammber of ex-
2 3,, cellent styles for women of small figure -~
those which have “
been $15 and $18
2. those ”which. have ~
been $24
those which have I .
been $25120 $39.50 -
" those which haye i:
been $42.50
' WOMEN’S CLOTH COATS, long and short models,
$19.50
sass
sits
$5
345
512.9
532.50
WOMEN ’S SERGE DRPBSES, several good stykl
in pleasing colors -
thbse which have'
been $12.50 and $142.50
tube which have
"been $19.50 '
. those which have
been $25
WOMEN ’8 SILK DRESSES, mostly inqu and son-
. viceable colors, pretty styles-:—
those which have
been M250 and $4.50
that} which. hire .4
been 035 a
SUITS for young folks and Infill women, may
since and models, 3pm fabrics:—
those4 which have
been $12.50 and $14.50
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have been $19
“ those which'
. have been $32
Md M- 2 4‘ ,-e..
The big spread ready Thursday at 8:30.
2'2: That; is the case today. We have some mats, some dresses, some suits.
3;, The coats are for women, for young folk for “misses" .
g The dresses are all for women. ‘I- “‘
”t: The suits are all for young folks and "misses” and small women. I ‘
3;: And we have decided to make them an im estment of double attractfi‘eness—to sell them {222 small cost and at: big economy
‘ There would be nothing gained by goiing intogreat detail about them. You will know their worth and good looks and stykb when 3""! ~
506me If you have interest in making money do extra duty, or in getting good clothes at less than usual, you are going to make it your bunk '1
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home duties 80 you can be here Thursday?
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$11.51
stem
$19.50
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