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The m we represent
not muons or confirm:
have spent
in m meeting M.
‘80 blemish. marks their low
career,
. For their policies in terms u
clear . L
Convey smaronrronwann
DEALING.
Have your insurance written
by those who know how to write
3 it'pnoperiy; and in Companies that
. .wlll pay yoilr losses without a
‘ ' = quibble. I
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mmutof Lm'flh'm Amado-n
llnnd will be held this evening.
There will be a meeting oi the choir
~ list. Massimo-anomalous.
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' tremor, pus. ii. in!
NORWALK SOCIETY shits
tomorrow night; A full attendance is
baa-—
:‘lnochle tournament will be played in,
.he bssdquartem pt Putnam Hose 00., '
. it Thursday. ‘
Arthur Becker has returned to his‘
duties in the Sentinel after a weeks ill
noes of the grime. Dr. Robert ll 3
Perdue was in attendance. '
The members of the Endeavor Circle
Taylor 8. Goldeni
' ‘ ' “ Telephone 1230 '
Trust Company Bldg. ‘
- . 3.3 c : .-» e
. meal-“sumac Und titers! he ond Iilstrlct b Is stcur d
or the King’s Daughters will meet
with Mrs. J. iii. Fon'ls,,30 West street,
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
‘ ~iiowurd Acton. of Chestnut sin-chi
A position
i in the office of The . orrls Coal (ouri
‘ 1. 0f Suits and Overcoats
"$10.00
Another lot of
NEW NECKWEAR
at
‘— 55c and 65c.
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w
5 "1:0an DAVIS
as Washington at. so. Nomik.
. WEATHER FORECAST.
ii‘orecsat ior Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and slightly warmer tonight and
Tuesday.
Wmher conditions: The North Pa.-
rific disturbance. which has been
moving slowly across. the country dur-
ing the last three days, is now central
over Kinsman. it. is causing unset-
1led westhor. but not much precipita-
tion inuths Upper Mississipip Valley
ambient“. portion of the Lake re-
gion: Ric-em weather prevails in
the, southern and eastern districts.
The temperature» continues mild in
the northern districts except in north-
em.New-lihgislld. North Dakota and
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' ' ‘ NDAY. ’
«MI
: - ‘ "Temperature: Low, 35: high,
‘40. Goody.
Oowl'Im-
The Wes family will pay a visit
to the first Isifiodiat Church, Friday
evening, Jun-w 28th. Delft fall to
see tun.
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«Money-mas.
uflmmud'dgm. n"
Henry 0. Bailey. ofthis city. gave
an interesting address before a group
of manila-s of Trinity. Young Men's
Club. yesterday afternoon. The talk
was full of interest. and'enjoyed very
much by fies. who Heard it." -
aamm. will hoops.
as inst MW and arm. .
There were-a large number of local
Moosolwh‘o attended the initiation cor
rmoniss of 1,000 Bridgeport Moose
yesterday in Bridgeport One oh the
principal speakers of the big affair
will 1): William Harford. of this city.
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(DOUGH REMEDIES
Foleydionsy & 'l‘ar .............. lilo
absorber-lain Cough ............ 19c
Pisa Cough . . ................... me
White Pine I; Tar ..... . ......... 25c
- o‘tiitson-Powelt Corporation '
pnescmprios onupamTl.
: 32 Washington mt
‘ Booth Hamlin Ms.
.fi.
There is still a good assortment t
’ of South Norwalk Council, Knights of
i
* tuition-no i
more letters logo”. trio
pany, Ln WastingJon street, succeed-
lng Arthur F. Singewald. ‘
The matter of re-nalning West St..
‘to Flax Hill Road and renumberlng
ithat thoroughfare, will be heard tomor-
row evoning at a meeting of the com-
!mittse on renaming streets to be held
'at 8 o’clock in the city hall.
5 At l;_45 o'clock this afternoon Louis
the Public." Mr. Cohen is engaged in
constructive work inronnection with
{the Norwalk hospital. ‘
l
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booked. “Local and Long Distance,"-
In clever sketch. will be presented. At:
‘9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning there‘
: ion at Trinity church.
A meeting of the board of trustees
will be hold this evening a 8 o’clock
at the mouse on West smet. At»
Home Mission study class will be hold
The mien will be "The Soelnl seal-5
lustion of Missions in America."
this city, fof almost?- at taboo
Home l. Shepard. of Mel. because
3. (lager and n jury in the civil sue
plaintlls are represented by \Judgs
,John Keogh.
Yesterday, at noon. in the South
Norwnlk commotion-l Church. Rev.
flown! Agnew Johnson. of Stamford,
spoke to a. gathering of men concern.
ing'tho work of tho Ken’s Bible Class
movement whim has made wonderful
iirogrssI in tho mono wt. especially
in Pennsylvania. Rev. John Stools-
mpwstorotthochlrob.spokoyosa
torday in the‘i’rosbytorian church. of
Stanford. . _.~‘
A daughter was hon Bands! morn-
ing to Kr. and Informal s Volsor.
of 14 Mind organs. Houston
baby are doing well. no happy tub:
or is taller ln-tho Clithtloonl Bonk.
on Washington street. s.-~w. Velour
or the m cool company is now a
grandfather. . - ‘_
Under the auspices of the members
Columbus, a celebrated New York the»
airlcnl success is to be presented in
of the South Norwalk Baptist church.
porter court tomorrow morning. The' ‘
IMrs. Frank F. Huntington has been;
, _ spendinxtheput few days witllluddnrlnmstfihoresbehnshodl
The second sitting in the harm's ‘friends in 'Holyohs, Mass. 2
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A jolly smoker is to be held Thurs-
,duy night by South Norwslk Council,
" K. of C. There will be good speaking
tnnd entertainment. ~...
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Congressman E. J. diill returned to
Washingon, D. C.. yesterday morning
after spending two days in his home
town. {Mr ill is in the best of health
the busy days he is having apparently
agreeingnith him.
Mrs. Helena A. Van Alstyne is .l
visitor with relatives in New Haven.
Mrs. Carrie Tanner of Carthage,
Me, has been encoding the past week
at the residence of Samuel J. Watkins 331 Morgan. ,
Mrs. Tanner_-Downes. From Bridgeport, Richard.
Watkins Drake and Elizabeth Moore.
on South Main street.
was formerly Miss Carrie
and spent her girlhood days in West
Norwalk. She went west about forty
years ago and this is her first‘visit
to‘the scenes of her childhood niacin
that time. She is the daughter of Mr. entire party motored to Stamford.
:J. Cohen spoke in the Palace Thebtrefl The office of the assessors in that Miss lrene Perry, of Silvermine ave-
‘on North Main street, on The F‘un0- Litywiiail will be closed for the next nus. was discharged yesterday.
lion 0! The Hospital in Its Relation to two weeks. The books of the assess. .
ors have been sent away to be bound
.—
x ‘ , ay.
A number or the make”; who lost; Gertrude Collins, of Ferris avenue.
_ ‘Salurdny «walked out" from their em-iwas discharged yesterday i
The annual birthday party 0‘ TWP-ployiilent at the C. k K. shop follow-t ' '
ity Episcopal church Wm be held ‘0‘ ing a misunderstanding concerning
‘ ut bio-walk. was admitted yester-
marrow evening. A very 1°", time i” the discharge of nut employs ,ure back So h I l
working today.
. . The big question among Norwalki
«will be celebration of Holy cammun ‘lbnsketb all fans today I“. "who will‘
INew Canaan bring with them?" Ru.
imors have been rife that the “next-tot -.
i be hi ' b ti f
heuveners’f will bring with them a‘ Annua main rs p bu lump on or
team that will take the Nor-walk quin-
tet off their feet.
7:30 o'clock the last “1mm of undoubtedly play with New Canaan. and; ,
rumor has it that Swanson, the "FlY'i climbers 0‘ a. «w Club, on-
, ""9" . joysd n his food-bald at tho olubrootns
.Msnmr Kelly's team. Even with?“ w.“ “my“.
_ Leonard and Swanson, the "next-to'
The suit oi Harold L. Tristram and beaveners“ will have the time ofthslr
his father, William H. 'l'rlstrnm. of lives in booting the local basket mi her of mm will assemble next
rfrolnwm. .‘nlhi varnish. Datu- : M‘m-tdsy evening in tho uptown can't
"Stretch”uhsrvsy in tho lineup. .1: room. in q", m.“ombly can.
of on auto and bicycle acéldont last Nor-walk wins tonight's game. the NOWt whirl-o n mmfly meeting will
summer. will room before Judo Iii. Cannon tum will be out of the run-
inK‘Swodc" will also appear
sing for good and all.
The 'play has not yet‘ been selected. a
choice to. be made. from six noted plays
being} considered. No date has been
sols are to start immediately. Ameet-
ing of the entertainment committee is
the anslrrwero discussed-t on ad-
journed meeting held yesterdnymom-
ins.
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Two men were b ought
uptown court (:5th with-drunken-
sun. or whit thy was crusted on
words more. -‘onr‘~ business.-
.this city. Local idem. will take part,
set for the performance. but rehsaia‘
to be held Thursday night. Plans for ‘
, before,
Judge Lockwood this morning in the ;
t
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',Wnll street. was discharged yester-
Leonard will un-i
Competition autism W cut
'16 Pounds Gran.‘Sllglt $1.00
Best Creamery "Butter, a lb. 34c
Kellogs Corn F lilies. a. Pkg. 8c
and Mrs. William Augustus Watkins.,
the obscure urinating many old
friends.
Miss CUNEO'S BIRTHDAY.
A birthday reception was held at the t
‘home of Miss Althea Cuneo for Miss}
Helen Cuneo on Friday evening. A”
‘ Victrolu furnished the music for done;
iing, and the evening's feature was an i
‘; exhibition dance given by Miss Althea‘
ileuneo, with ‘Roberbsztewart, of the
IGrand Central Dance Carnival, flew,
‘York, as her partner.- Miss Edithi
Cuneo sang, “l'm Simply Crazy Over
‘ You" and “Hello li‘risco.’
1. The guests from New Haven were
sWilliam iiearn, David Cory, Horace
‘snd Jock Morgan, Wilfred Miller, EI-
eanor Tillman. Florence Tillman, Peg—
Nadine Grey and Pauline.
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‘ A large ice cream mould was sent
Miss Cuneo from the Harris-lien ice
Cream (30., of New Haven.
LM‘lel‘ refreshments were served. the
"Hosplri‘uorsa.
Miss Katherine Corrlnan, of 90‘
Miss Mary (‘opzeL 22 Hoyt street.‘
day.
9 Miss Grace Clark, of Cranbury. was
ldiscbnrged this morning.
,ris were admitted yesterday from the
‘town farm.
,the hospital received from Father
i’i‘homus J. Filth. Previously acknowl‘
lodged, NS.
Saturday night.
All membel‘l‘of tho Nor-walk Chom-
'bo beldu-‘l'b' me will on-
'pmmptly Itdlhtdclock.
Miss Anna Palmer and Daniel l-lnr-‘
1 consnm Spice loo 1 733‘ Mt“ Blue/99¢“
. 1 p .VMPf/Ioe Cream'or ’
“imam-id. oil,
4‘ 1. gm Withheld? Vinegar .. roe
1" ' Elms i so
r on MRI.” . . . . . Io u‘riegutzmvmwfihi
.grpockoyolléolisn . . . *Ioo,
-" $4" 41PM 15c
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M—n.‘ ._,
shareiin all the Mill End savings. Have, you improved yon
opportunity
Wk"...— .m a». . .
Peanut Butter, a Pound, 11c ~ . ‘ ‘ \
UneedaBi‘scuits, aPltg. ~4c1 , .
Gold ‘Duét, Large Pkg. £1.60
Quacker or Mmller Oats, pig,8c - \ .. ‘
Iona Peaches ,a Can, 120' { L AS SI F1 ED Ad.
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. for. 250 ‘ vertisements accept”
Best-A81P Flour,aba- 9 c * . ¥ . ‘ _
‘ _ . g. ~ > =gg0 i ed over the phone for
3::*:“:‘.°; rem-glam l ' .- Jmimediate’ insertion in
2Sat ..... In. . .I .11: . . .33: CI x ' ‘ " . . ‘ "
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Bridsenevt. Conn.
HOWLANn's -
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave. Cannon St.
Monday, january 24, 1916.
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; Promises are
fully kept
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livery Mill Eull promise is the plain hilllpit‘ statement of J
what is waiting for Mill End shoppers.
"' Asssuch, you may he sure it will be kept. I .
The hollor of the store is lmund up in each such promise. if
The reputation of the store is back of each. We couldn’t attord
to make a promise and not her p it; what fools \vc’d lwl Why,
'twould be business suicide. ' ‘
So; when we say that men's $25 suits are $18, no lllcilli cx—
actly that. When we say dollar silks for 79 cents, we mean ex-
‘uctly that. \thn we say $3 and $6 shoes for $4.20, we
that those very shoes have been in our stock at $5 and $1").
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The Howland Mill End sale is not built upon exaggeration
but upon value It does not \viifby boasting, but by the worth
of its merchandise. 7
There is more merchandise in this 30th Mill End snlc than
over. There are distinctive inspiring values. There are magnetic
prices. There are many varieties.
Is it strange that it should be setting new marks in our
business record? and that it should be winning new friends? and
that it is sending forth greatest quantities?
‘ . b.
We should likefevery “man and woman to have a chance to
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THE HOWLAND DRYGOODS (10.,
Norwalk Chronicler