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Eoreclist Ifor Noswalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday. ,
The iron of low pressure which was
In the lake region Saturday morning is
new central in the lower St. Lawrence
mm 14 ght snow has fallen during
the past twenty- -four hours in the east-
tions of the lake region and the
mafia}. portion of New England. An
11m 0 fnhigh pressure is control over
1119 lower Mississippi valley The tem-
Militia is low in soutluun sections.
Jucksonville Fla“ reported 4 degrees
below freezing. Candltlons favor for
“slutty pleasant weather except
an flurrle‘s or snow and not much
change ’ln‘ temperature.

31111 Jennie Cahill, of New Britain.
but ittu pod fl‘Dm h visit to Stamford
and Splits Norwalk

There will be a home gathering in

South Norw k Congregational
hurch‘, Thursday anuary '238d

Old Well: Hank and Ladder Camps
11 will hold Its regular meeting, to-
nlltIg. Much Important business will
,helbrought up for action.

.The Whataoever Circle of King’s
Dali‘ghto'i‘o will hold lts regular meet
lug Friday night at the home of Miss
Anna Dickerman 16 High street.

Several from South Norwalk will
attend the- annual meeting 01 Diane:
Division. Suns of Temperance, in Con.
cord Division call this afternoon and
cream:

About sixty business men of the city
of Norwalk will sit dowu to the ban
quot at the Norwalk Hotel tonight.
Many more double to be present but it
will be impossible to accommodate
them. _

. 400d regular supper. 25c. Lane‘s.

A satisfactory settlement of the
suit of Charles L. Gaylord of Bridge
port. against the Driggs- Scabury Com-
pany, of Derby, having been reached
the suit has been withdrawn from the
courts. ,

A new communion service has re-
contly been presented to Trinity
Episcopal Church and the rector”
makes acknowledgement of the gift
in the current number of Trinity
Chronicle.

.A. J. Collins a Company's annual
January mark-down sale means money
saved by the economical buyer as it
affords them a chance to get the best
of furniture at the lowest possible
price. See adv. -

The Woman's Missionary Associa-
tion of the Sputh Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church will hold a meeting in
the church parlors. Wednesday after-
noon from 1:30 to l o’clock. The
members will sew for needy people in
' the parish.

The offering for the ministerial rc-
licf fund will be taken next Sunday
morning in the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church. At vespcrs the
third of the series to talks to young
men. on the subject Keeping Everlasto
ingly at it. will be given.

-—Automstic chain stitch machines.
At Lockwood O lves's, 39 Wall St.

Staff Captain Merrlweather. who
has recently returned from the Hawai-
lan islands. will have charge of the
meetings of the Salvation Army on the
Washington street bridge this and Ito-
morrow nlghts. l‘he staff captain has
the oversight or the army s operations
intgiis state and western Massachu-
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Home Dressed Fowl, 14c lb.
Small “fall aligns. , ' 13o lb.
Fresh Shoulders, llc lb.
Roast Pork ‘ 1215c lb
Legs Springa 1an11 141; lb.“

Fore Quarters'sprlng Lanib 9c lb.
Strictly my; 389,351: dos.
stem. 1: W' 1 Hum. shells-rs.

. 8am.1’lxs..muks, Feet, spleens.

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COMPLETE SATISFACTION

SALE.

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IS FAR AND AWAY THE BEST AND ICOEST THAT THC STORE HAS CVER HAD.

IT IS GIVING TO HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF BUYERS THOROUGH AND,

IT IS DISTRIBUTING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN GOODS AT THE AMAZ-
ING LOW PRICES WHICH ARE THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE OF THE MILL END

IT IS KEEPING A BIG SALES-FORCE ON THE ALERT TO SUPPLY YOUR DE~
MANDS; AN AUGM‘ENTED DELIVERY SYSTEM HUSTLING TO HURRY THE GOODS
TO YOUR HOMES. EVEN THEN WE ARE BEHIND IN DELIVERY (SOME OF THURS-
DAY'S PURCHASES WEREN’T DELIVERED TILL TODAY) BUT ARE TRYING HARD

THE MILL END SALE REACHES TO EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE STORE.

THIS SALE WILL BE AS FULL OF BARGAINS AS IT IS TODAY FOR A WEEK TO
COME. IT ISN’T THE SORT OF A SALE THAT "PETERS OUT" IN A DAY OR TWO.

 

THE ROWLAND IRY GOODS CO.

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The Emanon Club will be the guests The Monday *Alternoon Whlst Club
of Mrs Lewis St. John, Wednesday af- ' is being entertained at the Central
ternoon. Club this afternOoii by Mrs. ll. Whit-
The annual election of officers of P. more ONION!
C. Lounsbury lodge, N. E O. P. w“! The annual meeting of the stock-g
beheld tomorrow evening. holders of the Bank of Norwalk will
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings be held tomorrow The polls will beI
Daughters will meet with Mrs. E 11.0900 from 11 I m to 12 111
Smith 71 Osborn avenue Friday even- Oscar H. Banks created quite a
ing sonsatilon. Saturday afternbou. by driv-
_. ewin M chines an make .0“ mg or th horse and sleigh from Wall
dosh: A: Ltfckwood & y lves‘ s ’39 street to Dann & Banks' stable In Riv-
Wall street (lrl‘d‘lretat.i
The Pine Ledge Whist Club is be at 11 KM at the Norwalk Consre
lng entertained this afternoon by Mrs. ‘l M011" .Church the RSV. 000110 N
Christian swam. at her home in Havl- 3353"» pastor 0’ “I” church. began 8
land 8W9“ . : series elf, talks to young people. The
The first meeting of the new board “t 3“ 16” was, By the Fire. The
of directors on the Worn “a Guild or date and subjects of the full series
Trinity Episcopal Church wilibe held I were printed in Saturday's Sentinel.
this evening. .
Birhaum Brothers opened their

newllic cum will hold its postpone... an
wholesale and liquor store in Main cusslon on the subject. "Resolved

street Norwalk Saturday They did That Trusts are a Dotriment to the

Community." this evening. Dr T A.
so.
a remarkably largo. busine Riordan and M J Howard will argue
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Alfithm‘lle in the smlm.u.vc and lrvlng Wilmot
ot Rilirerside lllilvcnue Rail}; Ngrwuik and .l P. Shrehan in the negative
ulll 1 a w st art are 11 ev
eningg i: honor of ptheII' guest. y A delegation of ten members from
‘ Stamford came to South Norwalk yes.
Miss Annie lid. Curtis led the Ep- ,
$terday altclnoon and attended the
worth League meeting in the South
N w lk Methodist Church last even .mw‘“ at "m we“ Bartenders U“
01' 1 ion in the ante- -mom of Elks hall in

“ml The “‘9‘“ “‘3' Entering “'8‘ South Main street. Final arrange-
Kingdom. l ments were made for the coming ban

~Absolute purity I! NW8?! 8'03““ to be held on January 27.111111 three
teed In the Imperial Crown Cigar. new members were initiated.

“figs %I11::e£aerz?;‘: 3:10:13: 33"; The second death from smallpox in

South Norwalk Congregational the Downham family in New Britain

Church, Abraham Lincoln. was m.“ g‘ccurred at holo‘nkSaturday. The vic’.

lmwsaIl‘rsde c a‘gedsevsnyeass.

3255041“) mm.) meeting WW“ to be Dr 1.. R. Bonn. who is in attendance

Ryofiiuple of men who had indulged 3.1:” 1:103“. be“: was? dim”

an ay pronounc e sense

a little too freely in Intoxloants andthemorrhage s‘mallpox. There are no
who became involved in a quarrel.! new cases

and. 333.3 “demerits firmly, ,.l-l..,;l;,wll,llll . all
'i are ay even 11
“SAI:£'::;;:" :fhirastlzniill 9:“ 1 o: tails week. At the; tings the read
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me «9:11;: to NIH!“ rs W- gnllg: mlsslouad Io‘tllcglrs will’he $333:
on our o no good no A wl meet each Thursda -
fore they depart for ludisns tomorrow Wong; and zit is not decided 1.131;;
morning. Rev. 141‘. Hubbard will ac-ico y n will meet on Tuesday or
company them as far as new York. ‘Bstu ay evenings. The boys must be

 

 

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and evening. He also presch-
by “IQ “OBI 0'1me inquiry Club K£W Ms

. The monthly and... meeting or film years old. and up. lore mom-
on Well Hookmud Ladder Company. by“ are desired (or Gummy 4.
will be held this evening. in the truck
' ltill dalr- . .. r: . ,
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v-«Celomted Woollen Pianos. ‘ .
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business of importance Is to be trans:
walk Baptist Church yesterday. both
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j is the finest lot of shoes ever offered at the prices. Have bought of
P. N. Wadleigh. Haverhill, Mass., for this sale.

Ladies Fine Kid Shoes, retail price $2.50 and $3.00: they will
be sold at 81.69.

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‘ , Wish to halve the Religious Problem

In Phlllpplnol.
NEW YORK. Italian ill. -Cathollco
‘of this ‘counm will found a seminary

in the Philippluos. As fast as prscu
cable young priests will be sent to th‘
Plan Mes to ascend their douse. ., it

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DRESS GOODS BARGAINS.

 

sort for waist, suit. skirt of child's
dross, than you'll read this through.
After reading you'll want to Invcall.
pats.

36-inch Plain, Figured and Plaid
Dress Goods, reduced to 19¢ a yd.

50 Pieces Plain and Figured double
width Dress Goods, light and dark col-
ors. reduced to 3716c yd
54-inch all Wool Costume cloth.
worth 89c; reduced to 50c 11 yd.

54 inch Heavy Weight Homespun
Dress Goods Camel’s- Hair effects, It
‘ quality, now 75c 11 yd

WOOL WAIST FACTS.

The pruvlnq of illumwlll llkswlu
prove no and add a new friend to the
stars or mall. on enemy, and we're
not making snomlca of our public. Not
If we know it.
Ladles' Flannel Walats, latest styles
bishop sleeves, reduced to 39c
Ladles' All Wool Flannel Wallis,
tucked front and back ,81. 25 quality.
. for 85c.
Ladies' Fine Quality French Finn.
nel Waists made in the newest shades
of Blue Green Old Rose and Red re-
duced to . $1. 50.
Ladies' Handsome French Flannel
Albatross and Brilliantlne Waists.
made up in the latest style rich ef-
ffccts; a bargain reduced to 82. 00

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Every Item in this “id." will he sold at less than Its all
Is a plain statement, but a statement of l.'... nevertheless.
ploiit for us—a very. attic profit; the big end of It goes to you. ‘
if you ask .1. why. we will tell you that we conildor It good sd .
to occasionally give our buying public a surprise of this sort. Wp’vs ‘
before and you vs appreciated it, and we know you'll not be slow to a
late this chance. Just another hit of emphasis.
. ED ls FRESH, NEW AND SEMONABLE.

WINTER WRAPPING.
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as a as waslmmon srsttr. spurs NORWlLK.

EVERY ITEM ADV

Meaning dark m. pom. tint
sizes: consensually at full 11,
Half- -prlco would be our the spare.

ladies’ Flannelotte Wrappers in
strips and brocsdsd stool.
flounce reduced from $1. 26 141

Ladies' Flanuslsttc Wrappers;
style bishop sleeves braid. trl
reduced to .

Ladlcs' Flanneictte Wrappers. 190
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patterns, latest styles, worth
now only
BLANKETB AND COMFORS

711ml. activity in blanket 11:11 ,
fol-t selling: to increase that o ‘ y
we offer such values as the follow“!

BLANKETS.

Cotton Flannel machete. load, --
choice at borders, from 5811 to:

11.4 White Blankets, 11m;
cont wool large assortment o . ,
darn, well worth 33.00, for ,,

mm quality White Wool 311M113.
an excellent value .soid usual
at. 50: special 61;

artists.

Chintz covered l"tiara101-1111111111 '9
cheese cloth backs, tucked or d' M

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Bilkoline covered Cdmfortlblell
strictly all white cation filled. luldil
colors [1.39
Sateen Comlortabies. figured or
plain backs filled with cuolce sill Mill
cotton tucked in all colors 2.00. ‘
Extra large size Silkollne auroral!
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can buy Good Shoes Cheap—this

Ladies‘ Extension Sole, Patent
Leather Shoes and NM Kid
Shoes and Box Call Shoes. the
So. so kind.

Ladies‘ Flue Kid Lace and But-
ton Shoes, patent tip, new styles,
and the kind that sells quick.

Men‘s Vici Kid and Box Cali
Shoes. heavy soles, all styles.
Men's Patent Leather Shoes. i

Men’s Heavy CongressShoss.
Men's. Heavy Tip Congress
Shoes. Sizes 6. 7 and 10.

Ladies’ Fine Storm Rubbers.
the kind that sell for 50¢.
Misses' Rubbers. worth 45c.

lloll have. saved:

Men’ s Patent Leather Shoes, - '
button and lace. ‘
Msn‘ s Box Calf Shoes, lace.
Men' s Vici Kid Shoes. lace and
congress.

u‘.... psi. '19:. Satin Call
81199.net: and congress. This is
1 good one. See them, I

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Clothing Sale,
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Men’s. Youths’ and Bolls’ Suits
and Furnishings being sold regard-
less of their original cost. I
can find some suits here 11011 and
neulsv'I‘WIll be proud to wear. and
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DUAL RELAY FOOT RACE
liliDDLll'l'OW... January 18 .-—A .
dust alarm race has been arranged
between Wesleyan and 31111111 Culver. ..
am to.“ use place under the sulpl~
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FOR NINETEEN TWO

Our ammunition consists of thousands of loss .of the very
cold “proof mixil 00111, Which we are phoned to about Into your
isl- upon slight provocation. Our stool: is by far the inn“ in
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We can suit your heater and enable you to 1|"!!st "
film during the coldest Weather. 0111- cosi looks good Whom
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