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PM” and illumination
Skim ”thinners.
A new and complete assert-
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Whammy-cancels;
Emir Wk and vicinity: Fair-
lcnfiht Ind Sunday unsettled, more
bly snow or rain; moderate north to
Moon winds. The western ”dis-
hitches new forms a welldeflnod
m can centni ove Miami. It is
We; unsettled weatho with help or
now bemoan the Rocky Mountains
Ind the Mississippi River. i
WEATHER A MYEAR AGOl
1 TODAY.
_? Temperature: Lou 23; high, .
89. Rainy.
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1 Mn. Kory Schoenteld. of East Nor-3
lwnlk. 1m admitted to the Hospital.‘
'[hls morning, for mediocl treatment.
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‘ Winn of omcers was lucid lush
Ivenlnsot the meeting atheWom-
‘r—Iilu Brushes. O'Brien's.
one seller Corps to mu Fowla' J
Pout; The installation will be on nut.
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' 1m. irony Podwell. or That Nor-
limit. was admitted to the Norielk i
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SATURDAY, JAN. 16TH, 1915,
* Hewlhnd’s
THE FIRST MILL END DAY BROUGHT
more people
more sales
more money
more satisfaction.
Mighty proud are we of the record of the first day of this 34th Mill End Sale.
It set a new mark for J axillary—~11). every way.
. . Sales were greater in both number and amount of money. Not less than 20.000 people
Jamed' 1n the savings that the sale brought. Everybody shopped 1n comparative comfort—~ior
VVVVVV’VVVVVV‘!
things ran with gratifying smoothness: We don’t know of a single shopper being disappointed.
And now we are under real headway! Every day is going to be just such 11. Mill End day.
There are hundreds and hundreds of Mill End lots!
every shopper-l Great htgtgienerous quantities of desirable merchandise; grest big des- - .
irable economies-leaflets the Hill End Sale! ..
You Will find that 11 pays to be a Mill End Shopper
I “immune-1min“ _
‘ptA mI'hm—r
I mam” began his delimit.
he postal-u this kami-
Into once without any oer-6'
lion}. cad he "use; postmaster. iii-i
M8. Am titled him in regard to1
(he may cautious of routine. ‘ i
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It Malt James J. Keene. or the
[m Club. Inst night at an ad
[aimed meeting oi‘ the organization.
“pounced his appointments to the ex.
bonfire committee for the coming
[at They are: Harold '1‘. Murray,
n ‘l‘. 8‘ Clune. M E. Dowd F A ipromlsos tobo rushing; occluding tol
Rochester. D: J. McCarthy. P. J Kear-
boy, John F. Devlno end P. F. Skldd.
It was voted to hold the meetings on
the last Friday of each month
l ' The Bridge Construction committee;
It than. regular weekly meeting, last
peeping" requested their _ counsel,
Budge John J. Walsh. to proceed lm
modiciely with the matter or present-
hg a bill to the Legislature Ordering
the Connecticut Company to place two,
[sucks on the new Washington street
bridge. This is in nocordsnce with the,
”solution passed at the recent council
meeting... “
' ” 495cm sunonv supper:
ht Country Club tomorrow night.
DOLL SALE
25c Dolls now ..... 15c
Dolls now 34c
Dolls non .391:
45c Dolls non ............ 48c
$1.00Dollsnow 69c
$1. 25 Dolls now 801:
112.50 Dolls now $1.49
DOINN'ELLY’S
‘ New Dancing Chile.
Forming
It you rolled in other
‘. schools last you- give
Policy's a trial. First
lesson tree. We
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guaranteed com [or
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ldlool open every nltemoon and
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POLLEY’S
Private Dmcin¢ School
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Mr. . I'
The Howland Dry Goods Campany.
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There are savings on every side oi
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Thoma A. Orally Is in New York
today. alluding the funeral of one or
ibis relatives. ‘
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The oyster business; this season,
reports room local houses. The Stov-
lsns Oyster Company, or Rowayton,
‘hnve planned for a Moulcrly busy
rand prosperous season.
Mrs. Clarence F. Osborn entertain-
ed the many Evening wmn‘bmu at
the Norwslk Hotel last night: The
prizés went to Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Fowler. After cards the guests as-
sembled tor a dainty supper, which
was served by Proprietor Russell.
I —i—louse dresses at 49 (:19 After
Supper Sale. A. Dickerman & Son
"THE OIGN OF THE CROGB."
William Forum. the prominent
Amcrlccn star. and an exceptionally
solssupporting company. including
‘hundreds of people, are presented in
‘the Famous Players Film Company's
mammoth flvepart production of Wil-
son Bsrrett's sublime and famous
drama, "The Sign of the Cross." the
Paramount denture at Pleasant Hour
and makwmd’s Hell, one day only.
i'l‘uesdny. January 19_
This great lllm attraction
lceded to be the foremost dramatic
, spectacle ever produced in America.
The note of solemn reality that per
vades the story, the gentle maiden
imnrtyr's last moments on earth, and
nunrnusnnnl
is con- '
.. waning: wnureo.
“i not to stop my baby’s 1:011:11,"
said I young mother mm, "but!
won't give him any hot-mini drop. She
bought Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound. lt loosens the cough quickly.
stimulates the mucus membranes and
helps throw ad the choking accretion.
eases pain and gives the child normal
rest. For color by all drugxlsts."
TOOK A WEc‘I'PORT GIRL FOR A
BRIDE.
Percy L. Cole, son of Willidm P.
Cole. and Jeanette Baker. daughter of
A. Baker. 0: Westport, were united in
the bonds of matrimony. Thursday at.
ternoon, Jan. 14, at the Methodist
Church in Westport. The bride wore
a charming blue suit with a picture .
hat to match. After a short honey-
moon. they will reside stNo. 11 West
llercs one that has the ”Winsted' .the atmosphere or unassallable purity,‘ avenue in a very prettlly furnished
smack about it, but. eye witnessecl simplicity and faith which dominate home They recBived many useful and
vouch for it veracity: A large break
4 in the water main of the Nor-walk ws—
iter system. recently occurred on Sen-
;view avenue. Water gushed out in
lgreat quantities, and with it came a
number of "bull heads," measuring
from six to seven inches. ”shiners"
and minnows. The fish had traveled
menyumlles through the water msins.’
The New Science .
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic in tile definition 0! the
reuse of the disease and the art or
injuring the some. Disease in cans
ad by n wrench, twist or sprain in
the book. -Even if done in childhood
«create-pinched nerves shown in
minehthsdlflcrentorssns one
up
Chiropractor! remove the cause 0!
'9‘ tissue and pain, health is missed
mom harmonizing the nerve on
will In your body. Female trouble:
given spasm attention: cllo curve-
core at the spine. You will never rs
not firing the Chiropractor c shapes
to halcyon. .
Magnetlotmtc given ciao.
T. Francis. D. C.
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the crucial scenes of the drama, make
lthe subject one of the tenderest por-
trayals of a noble story ever presented
l to the motion picture public. The film
makes a deep and abiding impression.
In the pictures of the inspired mar-
gtyrs going gladly to their doom; of
the shrinking, terrified boy, strength-
ened ‘by the grace of God to win his
immortal crown; of the final trial and
temptation of the Christian girl, and
last moments of the woman and the
mam? mug in faith and love, every-
thing is so beautifully felt, so simply
conceived, so classically treated, that
powering. The noble theme, the man-
terly handling, . the reverence {or
sacred things, the solemn pathos. the
tender symbolism, the classic reserve
of the concluding scenes, have all
been dwelt upon with-generous eul-
ogy 'by writers 01' every Behool and
divines of every church. it is feltthat
as a work of art, the trueunlvorsnlity
of Christian worship has been express;
ed with unlmsglned power,
The Doorksepors’ Circle of the First
ycuocensi'uidood Isle film at the
r 1 store or med-l (ileum
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lastly in the triumphant calm oi' the-
the appeal of the subject is over- '
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osmium Church, hold n my.
handsome presents, including turni-
ture. linen. cut glass, chaos and silver.
Their friends wish them many years
of happy married life.
"FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Backsche? Feel tored? Not so only
as you used to b6? Getting old? Many
persons mistake kidney trouble for ad
vnnclng age. Kidneys out of order
make you reel‘old before your time
Foley Kidney Pills tone up and in-
vigorate the kidneys, banish back-
ache rid your blood of acids and pois-
ens. Sold by all drugglsiis. '
For Up-todsts Servlce Coll
Fred H. Ganung,
Funeral Dlroctor and Embglmer‘
Office and Ruldenca
Telephone 904. .
"-34 So. McIn’ 8t. So. Nor-walk.
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——LET USDO IT—
Beaupgn d Saunders
GeltheNameinYour 111111
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People 9 Trust Company
This book my! you for savings.
It uses your idle money and pays
you tou- lt. It pays to save. '
Consult us, and we will advise
you on money questions gladly.
Strength, Ability, William
to servo.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L 0.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
, makes, sold. rented
‘ repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
" sold at $5 per month'
JAS. DONNELLY,
16 South Main Street. South Norwnlk
. TfioRWALK
PAWN SHOP _
Money Loaned
on
Articles of Value.
Joseph Rosenlield. Prop.
411 WATER eraser.
BOUTH NORWALK
1f
voemno roe THE EFFICIENT. ‘
Alert, keen, clear bended, healthy
men and women are in demand. Mod-
ern business cannot use in office, inc-
.tory or on the road, persons who are
dull, lifeless, incl-1,1131! sick or tired
Keep in trim. Be in ‘n condition that
M! oil disease.
Tablets clean the system, keep 'th'e
stomach sweet, liver collie and the
novels restrict. .
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Adverilis u The Sentinel.
Foley construe?
DRESSES
.. E GIVE 8. I H. TRADING STAM
SOUTH NORWALK.
M. lllolllnsh~ & Co. --
liall Price Sale?
suirs, costs 81:
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STRAIGHT—$2.25 BOX OF, 50.,
onsvruss' PERFECTION, 5 or. f
PAPERS YOU CAN ADMIRE
as long as they last are the
kind that should be chosen
for the living room. For you
bave'tovllvu with them practi-
cally every day. Our new pc-
pers are the kind of which
you will not tire with famil-
iarity. Come see» them.
' You'll like them at once and K
you'll like them always.
The Gorhem Co.
10 FIN! 81!. ,'
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yous eves ARE woner”
70 YOU .1031“ WHAT .. .f .
vou SPEND ON THEM! '
. How mum at year do you spend
on yours? The health of your eyes. ,
is Just as important as any part or
your body~more so. '
We retain OCULISTS (graduate
physicians), to examine eyes.
No charge for examination.
Glasses as low as 32.00. i j
A THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat Evenings. 532.1897.
\ 'ccnv mam—t "
illull the loud consumed
by the human race is
w.asle1l
for lack of thorough mastication. Let“.
me examine your teeth and put them
in perfect order and you ulll thus
save many ills.
No Charge lor Consul
"‘ iation. "‘
HOURS: 9 a. m. ton. ml
Norwalk Chronicler