And the wind-uD Is to be marked b11150
The sale has been a great success.
1 success. ' '
Everll windtup bargain is biaaer even than a usual Mill End
Bargain.
, areal ofierindh.
its close is to be a great
the sale no in the wind-11D.
Some lots are small. in some there are but few colors. some are
but a trifle.
Everu one is of much interest at the wind-up price.
A Partial List of the Wind- -up Offerings.
Wool Suithfia, worth $1. 25 yd.. in the Mill End sale 95c— 75c.
Women's Stockings, black cotton worth 25c.. in the Mill End
Zibeline pla s 1% yds. wide. worth $1 yd.. new to the sale— Sale. 3 for 50c— 12 Ac
5°C Women's Underwear. samples. orth to $1. in the Mill End
Henrietta. several colors, worth 25c yd.. new to the sale— 19c. Sale.4 45c- 5 35¢.
Black Brilliantine, worth $1 yd.. new to the sale— 75c. Sample Underwear for Women. union suits and vests, and
All-wool Canvas. black. worth $1.50 yd.. in the‘ Mill End sale pants, worth $1 and more. in the M lEnd Sale 69c— 48c.
$I— 506- Men’ I Wool Jerseys. fancy sam Ies. worth $2 to $2. 50, in the
Crepon novelty with chenille dots. worth $2 yd.. new to the
sale— $125I
Silverware. Wm. Rogers & Son' 3 flat-ware; 'elly-knives. berry-
spoons‘. tomato-servers, cream-I‘sdles, etc.. wort 50c and 75c. not
Mill End Isle $1- 59¢
Skates. men’ s and boys', worth ooc‘. in the Mill End Sale soc——
42c.
Ping Pong Sets. worth $1.25 to 35. it the Mill End Sale 75c—
38c.
belore advertised 1n this sale— ' 29¢. : ,
Dinner-sets. American decorated porcelain. to serve 12 per- Girls' Skates. worth 9“- ln the Mill End I 79c—- 59c
30""1 W01“ ‘7 501 “9W ‘0 the M"! End Sale— $4--95 Double-runner Skates for children. wor ', . in the Mill End
White Porcelain plates of all sizes. in the Mill End sale 5c-— Sale 45c-—- ' 39c.
3c Sue enders. men's and be 11'. in the d sale. at 12l c—
S I White Porcelain saucers, preserves and cups, in the Mill End P y A 5c.
8 ¢ 29c doz.— 9‘3 each. Men’ s loves. all at les. sli ht th 0 new to the
Steel Fry Pans. cold handle. worth 5c.. in the Mill End Sale san—- g y I y 56““ wor $15 59c.
3c-— ac.
Salt-boxes. wood. worth 20c.. in the Mill End sale roc- 5c.
Tea and coll'ec pots. nickeled. assorted sizes. in the Mill End
Boys sweaters. worth $1: 1n the Mill End sale 69c— 59¢.
Dermophile underwear for men. “worth 34. new to the s$an-—I
1 5o
Nightshirts. soiled. worth 50c' “11 the Mill End sale 59c -— 20c
Women's Hosiery. samples 1:29,“. 39c and 5°C, in the Mill
Sale 25c— 15c.
' Garbage-cans with lid. galvanized. worth 50c.. in the Mill End
Sale 39c.—- 29c. EM Sale 29c—
OiI-cans. galvanized, 5-gal., worth 69c.. new to the sale— 48c.
Banquet Lamps with decorated globes, round-wick humor. in
the Mill End sale $1.69— $1.19.
Dip-Hip Corsets, white and 113.1,, worth 75c. in the Mill End
Sale 35c— 25c.
Short DIM“ 0f cambrlc an flannelettte gowns. for children.
the Mill E ’
Wash-tubs, galvanized. worth 85c. in the Mill End Sale 48c— in Corsets. Sgii'izgi’jggiofi worth 31. 5° in the Mill 31:!
39° Sale 5 " ' soc
Metal Bracket Lamps with reflectOr. complete. new to the Children‘s Coats. blue. red and castor. worth to $5. 75. in the
sale— 1 19¢. Mill End Sale $3. 50 and $3. 75 33 5°-
jop armed Foot- tubs. worth 2 5a:111t.the Mill End sale roe—15c. Short Skirts for children. (piped prettily trimmed. in the Mill
Prints and Pension. worth 7cyd.. inthe Mill End sale 5c—-3l,c End Sale 25c— 19c.
Heather suiting. worth 19c yd. in the Mill End Sale gc— 5c.
Waists. flannel. cheviot o sateen. worth $1. in the Mill End.
The Howlancl Dry Go as Company, Bridgeport,
Flappelette Gowns.
LADIES GOWNS
so. 75 and $1. 00
GENTS GOWNS
E. K. BTANKS,
3" l 47 WIIT WASHINGTON CL.
. . flahaokomo Hotel Iloelt.
=South Namath. Coon. .
Public Market
Offers:
Choleo IHsmo pressed Fowl, . .
litmln‘uauuge 129111. The board or pol visitors of the
’ 'l‘ow'n of sol-w ‘wlll probably not {,‘ffil‘dfigmwmfife’
Frankmrtor bonnie. ........ 10o lb. hold another meeting until the third
Women’s Kid Shoes. button and lace, worth $1.50 to $2.50. nar-
row widths only. In the Mill End Sale 81. 29—‘ "I ' 81.
Box Paper, 60 sheets and 50 envelopes, worth 35c. in the Mill
End Sale sac—19o.
Calendars. all that were 25c to 50c in the Mill End Sale— 19c.
Gibson calendars, were 31— 59c
Christy calendars. were $3- 82
Paper. Swan Bond and other sorts. was me and 19c in the
Mill End Sale— roc.
Satin Belts, worth 25c, in the Mill End ale rgc— 1254c.
Initials for making wrist-bags, gilt or nickel. worth 25c. new to -
the sale- 19c.
Cretonne. salt finish. good for comfortsbles. 10 to 15 yd.
length. worth xoc yd.. in the Mill End Sale Sc—
T poetry Squares. about 22-inch. worth 15d to 25c. in the Mill
End Sale roc— 5c.
Sash Rods. extend 24 to 44 inches. worth 5c. in the Mill End
sale ao— 2c.
Muslin Curtains. ruffled. worth 75c pair. new to the sale— 55c.
Drapery Silk, plain and fancy. remnants. worth 5oc to 75¢ yd..
new to the sale— 25c.
Irish- Point Centers. were we in the Mill End sale— 3c.
ants. plain. were 19c in the Mill End Sale- 12%c.
Featherstitch Braid. worth 5c. in the Mill End Sale 2c— 1c.
Hose-Snpporters with satin pad. worth 25c., in the Mill End
Sale 19c—' 1~ -15c.
Collar Foundations. worth 25c and 35c. in the Mill End sale
19c-—- 10c.
Snap Fastenefl. Worth roc doz., in the Mill End Sale 5c doz. —-
111 , 2l ,c.
Hump hook and eyes. .mh 3c card. in the Mill End Sale 1c—
2 for 1c.
Corset-clasp; black only. worth soc. in the Mill End sale 3c—-rc.
Skirt-binding, velveteen. worth rec. in the mm End Sale 7c-
'S I Col/cared Sateen. mercerised. worth 25c yd. .. in the Mill End Sale 59c— 50c. Taffeta Binding. Midi and whrte. m sac. .. in the Mill End
a e 12 c— ‘ Wra era. flm'nelette an h d 2 in the Sale 3C—
Ginghams.w worth 10c yd. .. in the Mill End Sale 6 /4c- 51/;c. Mill Endpgale 755—- : cambric. wort $1 an $1 5 59? Pin-cubes. worth 5c. inthe Mill End 5.1..3fi-q
Flannelette, worth to 10: yd.. in the Mill End Sale 9c— 7 /,.c Wais ., ii'mncl and fine wash 3mm, worth $1 ,5 to $1 75, in Pond'a Extract. worth 5°C. in the MI“ E 5%- 312$; ‘ "
d Fla;nelette. worth 12 /.c yd. and up. in the Mill End sale 9c the Mill End Sale 95c-— ' 75c. Tooth-brushes. worth 16c and 20c. in ,the MM filo sac-
an to ,c— 7l/c. Untrimmed hats. worth ' ' l E d S Ie 1 c— “ W -
Moreen. colors. worth 50c yd.. in the Mill End Sale 19c— 15c. cc to 3!. 1n the M“ n a 910.3, Pompeiian massage cream. worth 5oc.. in the Mill
Waistins ,worth 50c yd. in the Mill End Sale aac— 19c. Street hots. worth 51.8 I —— a c. 35°—
Men’s 8 oes. satin and box call lace, worth $2 and 82. 50, in the Fancy Silks. worth 1 Itggat: finial... “Mfg“ 91¢ 59:... Castile soap. worth toc cake: new to the sale—
Mill End Sale $1. 4 5— 31 3o. ' 49c Dressing-combs. worth 25c. in the Mill End Sale rac—
$ Women's Lace Shoes. box calf, worth $2. in the Mill EndsSaIeI. Printed Silks. worth. 50c and 75c yd.. in the Mill End sale 39e— Bath-bruahes, adjustable handle. worth 5oc.. new to the sail“
1.45— 1 30 29c. '
Nari-ow Shoes for women. Vici kid and enamel. lace. regular 53 Chiffon Velvets. b d t the Brooches. worth 75¢ and 3min the Ml" End 5‘19 43¢“- 39"
shoes. in the}I Mill <I‘IEud Sale. $2. 35—- Sr. 75 sale— flack .nd colors. worth $1 75 y new 059.; Buckle Sets. worItIh 25c and gochitIiltge ygfiiu Sale raw-:22.
Velvet igh- ut Slippers with for trimming. worth $1 .35.IIL in Fanc Velvet. u . . fl ts. worth Waist-sets. wort 25cI.. in t e 1 n e -
the Mill' End sale $1.15—- 31. 5o yd. ynew to title I {223‘ and black ..nd White 1: cc 50c Belt-pins. worth 25c. in the Mill End Sale “‘3“ 12¢
0
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.1Il.rev
-—Complete line domestics notions
land small wares always on hand at walk, h“ returned from South Ca ,.
‘ lowest prices. M. 11. Smith I 00.
Ii. Wade. of Bridgeport.
The others 0! Catholic Union Coun-
cil. Knights of Columbus. will be I11-
stalled Monday evening.
- Methodist Church tomorrow.
on Monday February first.
—1.ear lard 10t- lb. Hayes'.
The annual hospital collection will
be taken tomorrow at the morning ser-
Church.
' ‘“ "’° last night at the town assembly hall,
Well “not.
We Herb litters has made Its
1.. lb sin. 1" D uwton & Co.
Tuesday evening. 0! February.
l Phillip Schaub son 01 Carl Schaub
who was seriously Injured a few days
"WI 8W8 0 BS 1 ago by a sled on the Clay street hIII. Is I
. inow getlng along very nicely.
——Chop beef 3 lbs. 2511 at Bchaub‘ .
Ex Mayor James T. Hubbell of No :I‘ '
I I Has, where he went to spend the h
Mrs. Elizabeth Wade. of West street. days with _hls wife and children,
In the guest or her son, Colonel John are In Grenville.
«All flavors fresh candy 10 and
lb.‘ M. S. Smith l Co.
The Company 1-‘ basketball tea J
Heights. N. 1., and while
A "“1". we“), meotlng of the ed a very pleasant soci
. on under the auspices on -.
Boys Build. 0! Grace Church. was bold Club. of that pineal-'1
-—ll.oaatlng Pork Me I
Charles Kimble. tor--
gr'o'at reputation fortho euro or dyi'pop “I “tanked"; 25:; .
American Corset and I
-Goll's Herb Bitt
great reputation for
l Willie Horn. of Hamilton avenue has i
11 attack or the grip.
—-Chop beef 3 lbs. 25c at Schaub's
A daughter has been born to Mr. and ml the trolley-
iMrs. JImmerson. In Cedar street.
A number of South Norwalk hatterfl
I110 Simmou.
0‘ i Bothel. Inst nlght.
ho lnkoburst, N, .I., where he will spend
1 a few days.
I201: A certificate of organisation was
puny of Danbury. The captal stock
cash. and “6.000 In property John
..K of W. Green has 325 shares William H.
ting on Green 125, and John w. Green .11..
vented
The commissioner-n in the condemns-
Ilon proceedings lnstituted
- ' degree
O’Br .1 ‘
len's.
°{' 1 Norwalk.
Curtis '1'. Boos and u(Inns-r residonIto oIt
Trumbull. finished 9 hearing 11 ev
8:3,,“33: doneo yesterday alter-noon. and board
I oflalr .1, arguments this morning In the civil an I..
the p193“... perlor oourtroo 100.111 The first srgu ford. DO ll)":
._...
1 . Most.
3"” —sboulaer steak 10¢ lb at sebeub'u.
', .orly ol Provi-
i v Canaan. has J. D. Smith. New York; C. W. Ghoul
Iltgpd'ggnfg‘g'; Yonkers. {KAI if'lmhflémnkpilosld‘nfzwgl.
. ' Charles 1‘ 0‘0“ ”‘3
n the Centennial Quinlan Bridgeport:
rookllao loan. -3- g
1118‘“. NOW
mac!
R1493.
9" h" “W“ 1" Goldsteln. 0111.. 0.;
1‘.
Woodward Boston were
the harbor. and it yesterday 11 guests at the Hotel Clit-
WESTPORT.
._———-
Frederick Heunerberg ls breaking In
A son has been born to Mr and Mrs.
. h .I hn Brodie. of Chicago, Is tne
attended the Hat finishers fair In “£303!“ Misse’s Br ndley
It The Current Events Club met Thurs-
. I Frank A' Ferris l9“ town today, for day afternoon with Mills Esther Smllh.
Chauncey Allen Is confined to his
home In Saugatuck through sickness.
K C. Birgo. president 0! the Dairy-
llled wllh the state secretary. today. mans Association. attended the an
m. 0' b the John w. Green at 301111 (‘om- nual meeting In Hartford
Norwalk. and Company 0 team 0 a Dem Y
-—Umbrellaa, Umbrellas at O'Brien'a. bury. will contemptu- supremacy
Charles Heath will rennet-a baritone day night at the Ifmprv. and
solo at the evening service of the First SING ll “WWII?
Palestine Castle No. 2. A.
The board of rellot or the‘ Town or M. C.. will hold Its resulor m9
Norwallr will hold their first meeting MONEY evening All mombe is of the 100 Nd-
Caatle and also of the A. D.
are requested to be present. .
-—1‘ams and Toques.
Miss Margaret Hardy.
11...: you-1t .................. we re. vice of the First Methodist 11.111st has been vlllllnl ln
Sm" Fresh CII.,Hams. ...... 1011 lb.
small Wash llama,
P'Iflls alb amt. ............ 1411 lb.
A number of members of Norwalk
Mon-1e 115,201» divided Into 550 shares at. Chgptar p A. 11.; attended the meet- n Im re 3P
5 800d 8100 each: "0.000 has boon paid In In Ing In Nor-walk Thursday.
V The storm of Thursday night pro.
the sleighing party of Shep-
honln or nolhlehom to Weston. as New . IAN D A s ALE
|
The many friends of Mrs. E. C. Blrge
by the will be pleased to know that lady Is
111 rapidly recovering from a serious. and
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company It‘ll! It was one time feared. htal Illness.
1m. aggnllneogémred 1111- Only filo lot: this time but ”10' re all Mitchell?
“Brasilian BI“: llk'o
od my boy's life. He began 11
meat will be by Attorney Robert R Do the one we lost with cronp Wb gov:
him a tow doses. He quIcItIy dropped
to sloop and was all right in the more
C W. brooks. Bolton; C. W Pull. Ing." For gn‘. U)‘ R H Plalstsd F.
H. Baxter and The Clllfnrd Pb“
TH'I LADIES favor painting their
churches and therefore. we suIrge evIoItI'Iy
I remember we ve s -
fr 11.012111”: dyspop- Haven. A‘ R Turner, W. J' Taylor. :‘ria'llfiszntlty of the ungman a Mar
. .1 Norwalk: C. W. Gillette. Barflobnrs. tines Paint m%9° ”man u w
Wears and no pl ‘
Don't buy 81. 50 a gallon for Linseed 5‘“ Ulnb" ‘5' W 9°" Wt Eli
Oll (worth 60 cents) which you do
.—Anothor lot of ribbons. realm”. when you buy other points In a can
-i" IEAKU- --Speclal prices on entire stoolt ot sis F D. stton
shoulder ‘ ~ ~ IOer. ”M 11111.. “d “"4"“ “°"°"’ venera- 'aatorm
.- and uhderwesr. 1‘1 sat-tween. I’m-“Mikkel“ hudmmmhu, ”I w.P
n ‘ ...................... 14c lb. Alternate DIIIrlct Depot Wilfred s bellev that the ,
sand, Bodweli. or South N.0l‘WIlyk was In ‘beenIoe-egound 'm it» ““0" Which “'9 ford
sirloin, ............. . 1a: lb. Berber last night. illutaII tho ollleeia tom Fortwgw i malleable to all!
or the‘ 'rnl‘pion‘d 0 or or Heptasophs.pou1ble to may. '1' I- 1111.. “ lfl~
. Porter Hausa. ....... .. Ibo lb. All of m dainty holiday nor 0‘ “I! new. In «to :IrIlIthgut thIs aIld
. at the art needlework aoctitm at ~3uy yo I] ‘° 111 c oano.
PUBLIC MAR KET . are out 111 price in order tociooo pm of I “S ., - as. Fllnch. Auction.
out botoro Inmml'y. Many choice the he“ quality lth & Co..' thiy‘h'aVo
bargains are olorod. sun. at s o’.elock
83 W Main, Gal-nor Hovllans “not.
Q "Li 7|an 1“. flu“,
Thoaannallahnory Cl
....................§l:'.s
grouse
-—ll'roah or domed hooks.10c lb.
iii
Charles Kimb
1, freight clerk 11111.
. tiononW
toromquIIIts
all widths, 10c yd. M. 8. Smith ‘ Co.
Tho Charity Circle of King's Dough
tors. oi tho First Baptist Church. will
hold a “sock social.” In tho Ioct'uro
room at the church. Tuesday ovonlng.
it Is hoped that mores
number of those w 0 have “dotted
socks will Instill Ill! WWII:
with a paint label on It.
“not .....
IoaaorlstnseodOII
will be served. 1.
companies by a friend minimal-d
audience with
Ill-s. James W‘Isb. Ira
an
8 t 1 make It, thoroloro when“,
argue or do..°‘..1l"’.h§
loss urolJaaood Ollwnblblfl
gun got’patnt at loss than Q13? per
“Many houses are well painted with
tournilonsothtluudthroogaI 1
at
1".
Bench umbrellas than you our bon9li!a!
26 incl: Twilled Serge Umbrellas; .. I , .
dies. also wiltlm' s School Um It
fancy handles. 31. 00 quality
D .1 use H‘s; t?
Big assortment of Women' s 2‘ in:
d!!:' »~«-.a‘:-- 413'-
Mep'326or 28inch Engllgll
pamfiamenootw
AGENT FOR MAY MANTCN’S “mantis.
‘lfir'.
the:
Norwalk Chronicler