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Expert Insurance Undfiurs
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We have a few broken lot.- of
'OVERCQATS
left from 1914. No two alike.
$10
A splendid opominity to get a good
overcoat at very small cost.
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JilSh'Pll DAVIS
86 Washington 8t. 80. Nomlk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Saturday;
night.
- Pleasant weather prevails this morn-
ing in all districts east of the Rocky
xouniains. A disturbance which is
control over Nevada is causing cloud)
and rainy weather on the Pacific
coast. San Francisco reported 1.84
inches of rain during the last 24 hours.
The principal features Bhon‘n‘by the
map in the severe cold wave which
prevails in all districts east of the
Rocky Mountains. Freezing tempera-
tures extend as far south as the Gulf
and zero temperatures ”tend as far
south an Oklahoma and as far east as
Vermont. The lowest tompcratunv re-
portsd was 58 degrees below zero at
1 \l' idle Riven Canada. _ r
. -t—-dv--—- '
wEA'rHER A YEAR AGt.
: TODAY.
Low 4i; high,
coltlcr t o.
t.
Temperature:
i tutu
» Penistant rumors were Afloat in tho
Firsi District, this morning, in regard
Io a'now shoe store which is believed
will open up soon on Main street.
The N. E.‘ Ryan Co‘s Annual Jan-
.. uury Cmmand Muslin Underwear
3, Sale begins tomorrow and will con-
” linue for one week. The merchandise
oxen-en‘s or standard quality marked
at radically reduced prices. Early se-
. lections are advantageous.
Abfintz's January Clearance event
, brings out great crowds, shoppers
1’1. from all parts of the Norwalks and
\icinlty. We advise early shopping.
7 Doors open at 9 a. to. tomorrow morn-
. ing.
." A real estate deal was put through
I u-v—r-o-
\
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bone, the Wall street frut merchants,
purchased the bliclt block on Wall
street on which their store occupinl
the first floor. The building was for-
merly owned 'by William Krusch, the
uptown real estate dealer.
lliss Frances Brundsgs, of East
Norwalk. the well-known toleraph op-
, orator in the Postal Telegraph Com-
pany's office on Wall street, is one o!
,ihe many grip victims. Miss Brun-
dage was .forced to leave‘ her office
yesterday. and goto her.llomo.,whero
ash is confined to her bed.
-Umbrellas,eanoa. O'Brlon'a.
. Advantages
«To Your Estate
j Some of the many ad-
vantages to your estate
in appointing the People’s
Trust Company to act as
your Executor are per-x
maneucy,’ Absolute its-r
Mobility ' and Random ~
:‘ :You are cordially iii-
. suited to consult with us
formerly no to 320. aim at m 40.”;
’ Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity: '
varieties !
here.
adjacent towns.
We are, of course, making good on every promise.
Woolen who have Mill-Ended before, know this.
for they knew what savings they were going to make . ,
' How busy theyarc, as this is written!
Mill End Sunshine
sends its rays of economy
to every part of the city
And how the people are here to profit by it !
Who cares about rain? or log? or such a little thing as rain i,
The store is a spot where all outer conditions are wiped away.
it may he cloudy and depressing out-oi-doors BUT THE MILL END SALE MAKES THE STORE BRILLIANT
. AND CHEERFUL!
Forth from the store, there goes-a light and brightness that reaches to every corner of the city: to each of the .
It is the light and brightness of the true economics brought so abundantly by this 36th Mill End Sale.
This 36th Mill End Sale offers more savings, and greater
it is alive! Enthusiastic! good-bummed!
They came first thing; they came in numbers; came eagerly . '
How busy they will be all through the day .
Saturday, you who read this, can join in thatbusyness and share in the savings—ifjoday you were unable to get
And if you were here, you surely will plan to share again!
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO .; ERIDGEPORT, CONN.
‘ i ' '(l.
.Mias Mary Betta, of Union “mi
returned to her home yesterday.,af~i
tor undergoing an operation for tho
removal of tonsils, at St. Luke'sJHoa- ‘
pilot. in New York. Mist-l Bolts has
n-utirely recovered from the effects of
the operation, which was \ cry success-
ful, and is .now in the best of health.
. Doctors in the First District report ,
that the grippe opidemicfseems to be
slowly loosing its grip on the town.‘
The number of new patients is grow»
ing loss every day, and the dangerg:
epidemic will probably soon be us
some control. Every precaution should
be taken. however, to prevent the
spreading of the highiycontaglous ills-
-—At Mints's January Clearance Sale
tomorrow you will find prices no object
all they do not carry over goods from
gesterday, in uhlch Moral“ and Car- '
one season to another. We advise
leariy shopping for the best hernias.
Grand (‘hief Ranger Thomas F.
Dowd. of Norwsik, attended the ass
sion of Court items. in Bridgeport. last
evening. and installed the officers for
itho court. He was assisted by Grand
Sub Chief Ranger William T. Meyers,
of Bridgeport, who acted as herald.
.‘l'hers was an extensive entertainment
program, and the banquet proved a do-
lightful feature.
Norman Seymour the lecal basket- ,
ball player, made his first apeamnce‘
in Stamfordp last evening, as a mem-
ber of the Stamford team. Norman .
.did not get: Into the game, but he
came on the floor and ‘praoticedwith
George Smith's cohorts. The game
was a fast, well-played conetst be
tween Stamford and Kingston.
which Kingston won by the score of
21 to 20. A good sized crowd wit.
passed the game. /
l ~lf you are thinking 'of buying a
Victrola stop at Donnoliy'a and ask
about the easy terms and you will be
surprised to saehow easy they are. :
If you are in a hurry for picture to
be framed bring them to‘Donnel
and we will get them out form in ‘
three days. 'i
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Muslin Underwear Sale and
January Clearance
An livcni Aboundinu in Economics oi the lost Attractive Description
The Muslin Underwear offered is not commonplace or ordinary value: they are garments of superior
style and qualities, some slightly soiled from window display and handling and are Worth nearly double
the prices we ask.
Also all odd assortmenta and small lots or seasonubis merchandise from the busy season's selling
have been assembled and mark d at prices to ol'lt'cl an immediate clearance.
' . Early Selections Are Advantagcous
Sale Begins Saturday. January 15th, and Continues'jtlne‘ Week
SKATING SCARFS Assorted styles in $1.00
Assorted styles. rogularl WAISTS at this sale .
price 75c. ‘ l 89c
Suit soc
l .
At Prices yWhich Providelm
. svmpao FLANNEL
\ 1...... Great Savings mm,
. ISWE‘TE'“ ’COMBINATJONS, in- “93““ pm“ ‘gglé‘nc
mg“ M We" :2 98 l eluding hand embroid-
.ale ”98 3. ered styles, regularly
\ . $1.98. Sale Price $1.49 ,
KNITTED MUFFLERS l “~25 00MB'"AT'°"3 N3L220M5288 53:05“.
Fine protection while , 796. U WEAR
. FINE onchns, reg-
ular prices 980 to
skating and auto riding.
Regular 25c.
. a
Sale 19¢ $135 Sale 3.c
l ' To Close 50c
_- EMBROIDERED TRIMMED DngflEflgfi waggi- CHILDREN'S FLEECED
' lar price 35c. . as ea c
CHILD ’ .
FL:::E8LETTE l MusLiN DRAWERS, tucked ruffles, our regular UNBLEACHEP UNDER
I 25c_grsda .. Sale Price 19c WEAR ‘
”MM“ consEr covsns AND oAMIsonss. a few odd - A few sizes to close:
Regularly t1..oo styles—values up to 81. 00. Sale Price title
331° 79°! cones-r covsas—A good assortment of 50c
styles. To close 39:
«FINE CHEMISE- 00WN8,- ”Ruhr. prices $1.76 \
to $2. 98. Choice of this lot at 81.40
regular 25c and 290.
Sale 190
STRIPED
FLANNELETTE NIGHT Hand embroidered Wl-llTE SKIRTS. beautiful “no anassmns
oowue ; gem"? ":1” ”me $38031“ "m3”: Deep cluny . lace trim-
so one ereprese garmonso ’
Ben!” price "‘3' the finer sorts. slightly niltssad that will be ming.
Sale [9oz clonal out at very low prices.
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. . frills Aaovs ARE ONLY A new «movie trivia.
Regular and extra sizes.
Selena.-
MANV soon vALuss mu. an rattan:
av “moss wri‘o View" rule pros; rouoanow .‘soa' Any oAr Waxy WEEK. \
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no! airy - 809T:
15c
Give Your ChildrenThis Cut-Out
This is just one of the Puss-in-Boots color
pictures for your little ones to cut out.1
utiful page to keep them
busy. The whole story of Puss-in-Boots
in pictures to cut out is in the January
PICTORIAL REVIEW
On Sale Now
15c
:5 SOUTH
llamas Donneily mmm'
-CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk. '
NEWLY RENOVATED
J08. Dl SESSA DROP.
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ltooma by day or week at rouonahia prices.
Every room well ventilated. sharia lights and (as.
mammal”.
sum the New Your will a New so of Books
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over.
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