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Have your issuance writt-
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will pay your losses without ll
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Telephone 1230
Trust Company Bldg.
Expert Insurance Underwriters
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Price prevails on all the
Ladies' Mufflers we have
left; some combination
scarf and cap combined.
We have all sizes of stiff
bomm. shirts. colored, at-
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JtlSEl’ll DAVIS
05 Wailington It. so. Nor-walk.
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one. is spending a fen days at her
to her home
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NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS
Ir. and In. that. I. last... ‘1
newton ave-so. sue-ea the sol
w of their hustler Ian/l
mm " C 33m. to Wilth- mu: sum of
PtaiaflI-ld. N. J. Ir. linlth is a pro-
:iaent business man of New York ClIyJ.
being associated with the firm of
bread & Smith. to Broadway. lie is
is member of the New York Stock Ex.
lt‘llange, the St. Nicholas Society. the
h" remrnwlfinion t‘lub. the Players Club, and,
iseII-rat other equally well known and
Atmuommldttflalur-
sna. fora-hut pleasure trivial
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Mia's Eleanor l‘olef. a student at
.‘heatoa I‘ollege, Norton, Massachu-
otm‘ lll Wiltoii.
Miss t'ora Walllley I
in Middletown after a
visit with her untle. S. H \\ niltle3,§fl,,ub,w Il.u.bs Miss Inc! is POL?
Broad Itlver. ular loudly and w-eil known. Her
”W ” fillilll‘ friends are extending congratu-
lir. and Mrs. A. l.. Benedict andI
. la lions.
family, of Clay street. were the guests
of Mrs. Benedict’s brother. Job Loch j
‘ One of the most enjoyable eIsnts
wood, in Rowaylon, on Sunday. l
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of the season was held Saturday ev-
ening at the home of Mrs. William;
Mulermym‘md Gerhardt 0' Elml‘Briclrer, of Hope street. Springdale.
sIenue acted as 11081 yesterday, 31 8 by a party of friends of Miss Evul
party given in honor of his eighth Dugdals of Noroton Heights, and took
birthday. Five of'the little fellow’s the form of a shower for her. About
friends were present, and a happy af- ilfty were present. Games and dancv
ternoon was enJoyed. Refreshments in: were indulged in. music for the:
were served aim the good time hadI dancing being furnished by a planoia. '
drawn to a close.‘ A pleasant feature of the evening was
the presentation of a dinner chest.
iby Robert Phalr to Miss Illugdale whol
”‘6 Six‘hlwas taken by surprise but who ex
pressed her thanks to her friends in
a few well chosen words. Miss Dug
dale was also the recipient of many
beautiful and useful pieces of linen
from friends from New York. Slam
ford and 'Glenbmolt. Supper was serv-
l'nder the auspices of
tra again made its most welcome apl
pearance in Norwalk at the sinful-".3
A large crowd was present. and
dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
A1: excellently rendered concert was
given by the orchestra for one hour
before the dancing started.
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WMw-q
The annual meeting of the incor'
night of- 0 members of Lady \Vssh porators of the l‘airfield County Sav-'
‘lngtoll Lodge, in Red Men's Hall, up- ings Society, was held in the bank
There M"! be a meeting, tomorrow
Forecast for Norwallr and vicinity:
.I‘IIIsettled tonight and Thursday.
The trough of low pressure which
«extended from Tessa northeagtward
to Michigan has made but little pro-
gress in its eastward movement dur-
ing the last 24 hours.
. it is causing a great deal of cloudy
and unsettled weather with mild tem-
peratures and local rains in nearly all
digtricts east of the Mississippi river.
The,.,temporufunes are below zero
along the northern border from the
Luge region westward to the ltoclu
Mountain.
Conditions favor for this vicinil3:
unsettled weather with mild temper-
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town. All members are urged to be this afternoon at three o‘clock.
|present.
A special meeting of the bridge con- rs and Miss Hazel Blake, grand resent
struction committee was held last eve. 1 01 Court LsuI-el. I). of 0.. of this city,
ning. The session was called for the last night visited in Milford. COnn..
purpose of considering the second 95- where they installed the officers of
tltnate duo the McElroy Contracting Court Laurelton, D. of C.
company, patrons of the new bridge.
A vote was carried to pay the bill as Constable Paul Salter served his
revised by the committee's engineer. first local paperu yesterday. The case
——-———- was that of Ernest Brundago against
‘00 W“ ”1°" that "l “‘0‘“ 0‘ “‘9 Alexander Brunda The defendant
largest cities there are daily newspap-I fl sued for a board- bill. Attorneys
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double-breasted ulstcrs have Just
,Alltl what a llll‘lht‘)‘
“‘smc‘ Deputy "m‘ 0“" MENamfl'lwith men who appreciate fincst made Willi tfivftll’f 5“le andl
w.umrmua».mu
The store is alive
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th Mill End Savings
From foundation lo roof tree, the Mill End spirit makes the. store glow and shine.
Therc'are savings everywhere; on every kind of merCh andise; in every section. They are always interesting. They
are always of g00d,size. .They are always linked with worthy merchandise.
Here are There examples. Note them~and let them give idea of the savings offered all th rough the store by the Mill
End sale.
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'llnl'cllllu,r shoulder to slIIIulIlI‘I"
Finest overcoats yet
are at Mill End price.
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Rich seal coats :
and other women's wears. ‘,
'l‘o illustratc the Sort of IIIcr—l
Girls‘ prety dresses
of nice serge.
Sonic are ill tllé charming mat
and as prowl as pcac,IIIks a I,“ chatltlisc brought to \IIIIIIIII b3 stIlel
into the Men’s (‘lIltllillur
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strodc
section.
' What a splendid lot they are!
will make
tailoringr and finest fabric and
finest conservative style!
Soft kcrseys and those tine
warm—but-not heavy Ivoolcns.
Rich IlI-I-p blacks and soft misty
hues
era that are powers in the making of Unxwoller & Hosanna represent the
our history that are run at a big flnan- plaintiff
cial loss. You may learn how those
papers live by witnessing the produe
, stares, followed by colder Thursday
night.
WEATHER A YEAR AGL
TODAY.
. 'l‘cmpcrature: Low, 34;
l4°~ Rain.
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”Undo" Horace Johnson. the. Middle
Huddatn weather prophet, predicts
that from January 28th to the 4th of
February we may look for a big dis-
turbancc. a “young blizntir. "
will be sero Weather about February
11. There will be a storm of note
from the 29th of February to the 3d
of March.
high.
The regular semi- monthy meeting of mum Megs “in Thursday night- Skeptic." Will malts “5 appearance at.
This issue will con-‘
voted to thsjnteresta onIIo lodges orQIaln twenty-eight poses. and will be!
“a 'lhe largest high school paper ever is-;
“Clio“ (Will! I part of the after-l Milford. Friday night of that week all“ In this state
and refreshments will be “Indgs‘l‘light” locally.
the Hospital Thimble Club was held
‘ 3csterday at the home of Miss Ella J.
Byxbee, of Maple street. Victrola se-
noon‘ a program.
vers served. The next meeting of the
club will 55 on the second Tuesday in hands of a powerful enemy and praylcuta will add to the attractiveness of.
Fe bruary.
Gotta-t REMEDIB
Foley Holler E Tar. ..
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Stillson-Powell Corporation l not. resist. see "no mm: Estate" I
Pnescnle'rlou 'nnuootsra.
l 82 WMIH'OI that
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‘ Saving Prudence
‘ Do you realize the pru—
dence of saving your
spare cash?
. the future, start a re-
5,011: account is lane 3
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fiat. rn'rsassr p
on savrrlosa
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There ~
no tton of his term he went and "made:
am. 00.. Clusteresbodyaco.snd
' . showed for our beloved shrtsr and; slatant Organist—c '0. Burr;
3'. A. CAM and brOthet‘ ”a sister.
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_- I, 816040 their-twinks“! .ths .idgor. William
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tton of "The WI: mute" It Pal- Bound v1", Tunes, were visitors
I“ Theatre WWW" Thursday yesterday, in New York clty. where
they cnoyed the ”Hip, Hip ‘Hurrahi'
People in Norwalk were gratified to performance at [Hippodmg
learn yesterday of the promotion of
08M"! 19‘1""! ‘41 PeltcmI '0' “’le The uses of Harold 1.. and Wit
’9‘" adith at “1° “‘0‘” Soldiers liam ii. Tristrsm, in the civil puber-
Home, NW0“ Captain ”“0“ “k“ .ior court. against Horace L. Shepard,
"‘9 position In“ vacant. b, “011mg: of Danbury, was on trial all of this
nation of Major Georges Emit w morning, and was continued this IIf-.
w“ the inspector at the home ternoon. Attorneys John Keogh and}
The. a" on the City ti-lall flflfllsfl Nehemiah Candee of this city are in
is at half-mast in honor of the Melattendance representing the plain-
W. W. Oomstock. former councilmanl‘m"
Joseph Mcarland or lndiana place.l ————
who was seriously injured lastsu m-' A 39°C“ meeting of the m”“‘""’“
met- when his motorcycle collided with 0' 0“ W°“ “mm““m 0"" 0' "‘9
the automobile of High Sheriff Simeon 001““ Cm”- “5 M“ "m "Wm!
Peaso, is able to be out- doors again for ‘t "1° home of Mr and Mrs 1- T-
ths first time in many months. IN”. 0“ 3 ‘7'“ street “MW!“
lthe business session a delightful colla-
Attorney 15”.}, J. Llnsttlor m . tton was served. 0n the evening of
{vultor ymtsrday, in Swtord where Februm 7th. there will initiation and
he appeared before the town court of installation. n
that city.
A change has been made in the "Lo-
,cat Lodge Night" of the American
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~of the new high school paper “The
of the m of roll. 7th will II. still“ hit?“ 5°h°°l
thldsellot‘t. Stratford. Nrtleld
best story has been offered, and many
Did you ever suffer a wrong at the: Excellent stories will appear. Nine.
lfor wealth and power to enable you to the paper, including a fine picture of;
leven up the score. Nolan, the labor this year‘s football team
,‘leadsr. who suflsmd inprlsonmont for
a his part in the struggle: At the expire.
Gala Time at,
-Iat' the Palace Theatre tomorrow and; (Continued From mm Page)
You M 1““ mt vmce In ‘ eluded: Regent—44V HI Dleflnnri
Vice Regent—Ira 0 Gregory; Olutor
1m?! "I“ N ”91°“ “1‘ "3”” °C --A. o. Solnknschtz Secretary-RA.
Inna”. lParsells; Collector—Nelsonn H.Hoyl:;
grreasuror—Charlss R. Petty; Chap-
corrode masks. 32,13,355“ N96302:, JI'u is gvgkw
lnnlons; a on— aylor'
We "3" to thank the WWW Sentry—Joseph Lyons; Tmstso—dohrl
neighbors for lrlnd appreciation they, child; Organist—A. '1‘. Me
pre-
It ~. abntatlvs to Grand Council and Holt-
”'1“ pita] Bed mad—Inns Goodchlld;
Alternate—8. P. Decker. ‘
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W A $1.00
Finance C01nmittee~Frank.Gdod-
child, Wilbur Blackmail, J. A. Pep~
km“ 1 m, .Auditlng Committee—0.1!. Hoyt,
“3”"— C” l” m s. o. 5.1mm
words pertaining to our minds. “W“ “"32.,.,“te._._w,_u
P. Hoyt, ‘Fl‘ank Good
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On Monday morning, the third issue'
A prize for the'
Pierce; Past Regent—Frank Good-fl
Aa-
Thédfollowlng. committees were am ‘
Tailored with patience and skill
Such 908(5th usually at $30
to $40—anud thc \llll.
PRICE is
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laccc'ptzlble tII'xt winter as l.low
Still some of those cxccllcltt
’llart Sohaffllcr & Marx mercoats
at $l9. 50—5311“: sort as sell us-
ualy at $25 and $28 '
I Yes; we can fit almost 3113'
Ilnan And he can pick fauC3 mix-
lture or oxford gray or brown
mixture or plain dccp black.
‘ Some ulsters altd some Ballpa-
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lar. Note the price once more——
$19.50
Mighty- good suits for scrIicc—
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Good sturdy woolcns in good
colors. ' some worsted finish.
1 Quiet models 01 snappy styles
with patch pockets...
With good fitting quality, nice-
ily made, well worth usual price
,of $15— ' $10
Sweet-Orr trousers. guaranteed
not to rip, make a hit with fellows
at bench or in active trade work.
Good patterns, anchow they do‘
wear!
Regular $1.65 sort—$1.15.
Main floor, rear.
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seal plush coats.
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a fur instead of a fabric."
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ed at 10:30. and the merry party of finest-3'01 (”Vt-reua‘g.and “(the Mill End sale. \lt‘\\ tlIIscl
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They are as fine sen] plush as
one could ask: so natural and
rich, as casily to be mistaken for
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beautiful effect. A
'All are lined with satin. Some
are trimmed with fur. How very
like Hudson seal they are in up—
pcarance!
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Our" regular price for suchl
are in the Mill End sale at
$15. $20 and $23.50
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And their style will be lust as
roons; either velvet or cloth Col-'
810.-
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I-‘ur costs, too! Handsome
Nearseal and pony and wildcat,
cut with plenty of room but on
lines ‘ that insure comfortable
trilmlcss, regular $65 to $75—$50
Handsome suits ill styles that
are corfect and attractive, of all
the liked \Ioolcns, some sKlishl3
trimmed with fur,—
regular $15 to $22.5o—312.5o
were $25 to $37.5o—319.5o
Washable waists, mostly while,
some voile and some crepe dc
chine, a number embroidered in
attractive designs: were $1 to $2,
69c, 95c and $1.50
Beautiful silk waists, fine tex-
\
tu‘re, delightful patterns, crepe
and other lustrous silks, regular
$1. 75 to 3:75
l House dresses of staunch wash-
able cottous, made ill tasteful and
sensible styles and well-made in
coats is $25 to $35~But ht'rc tllcy
All are in prctty and new IIIoIl—
I-ls—fur they are szllllplcs that
have come hurrying to join the
Mill End merry economics.
Navy and green and brown and
black and black-aIIIl-whitc checks.
In sizes 13. L1 1-" 16 and 18
Worth $7.50 and much. much
more—— $4.50, $6 and $7.50
Second floor.
More needs for
every home.
Vacuum lunch—kit makes it
possible for man to have élljuya-
blc dinner. Lunch-box has solid
tin lining and is roomy and con:
venicnt shape. A: part of its
cquipmct is vacuum: bottle.
will keep liquid hot or cold for
Hummus
that ~
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Smart new clothes
for big and little boys. '
lt’ight IrIslI Horn 0111‘ of 0
makIrs, and remarkably Clet
was-ewe»...
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and attractive, a lot of wash suif _
for little thaps. ?
Mllart styles Itorkcd out ill 36»
tIaIIiII and long-“caring fabricfi.
Plain colors combined with othéfl
plain colors, \‘t llitc combined wigfl;
plain Iolors, pretty stripes! AM
ctcry one of firm texture a a.
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guarntccd to~bc fast color.
L'sual price would be front
up to at least $3.
Mill End sale gives choice of
them at I ‘ I
l)ouble~Scr\icc suits of hang-
snnlt‘ “arm sturd3 uoolsnssat.
$5 ’5:
“oolclls are tasteful mixturd
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in colors that bo3s like.
hours. Regular :52 2541. 65.
Sad-iron sets, hcaI y and goodl
castings, nickeled niIely, regular
$I.35— $1
Friction tangle. a new clcanc
for metal utensils, regular 10c—
7C
Pantry sets including boxes for
bread, cake, tea, coffee, sugar and
flour; /reg‘ular $1.85— $1.35
Oil .or Cedar mops. regular
75c—- 50c
Good big strong garbégc cans
of galvanized iron, regular $1.15,
. ~"ll ‘I' ‘ 95‘:
Medicine cabinets of conven-
ient size and nice finish, regular
$1 50- $1. 10'
Glass. shelves \\ 1th brackets;
regular 25c— roc
every detail, worth $1 to $2.25—
Warm, good-looking coats of l
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the stylish Ivoolcn fabrics of this:
‘season, a great diversity of mod-
tures, were $12.50 to $27.50—
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$10 and $15,
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79c, 95c and $1.5o{
! teed, regular $2—
.els, plain fabricsland lively mix-l Priscilla electric guarantccdi -33, 50 most in the Gong“
Heavy fiber pails, regular 3oc——
Gas irons, complete, guaran-
irons, regular $2 50—
12111: noWLANn ' our @0005 co.
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M! you M W little-1' to was at least 130.000 cases” of the the British government is necessary and unruly. Our local drugglit.
condensed product forwarded by
TheBl‘lttahttuonnuapwsrylot
in order to get it late Germany.
. kindly America. m man or danger- arises run the fact that it social remedyroimtau'cnoosI "
ml, Moulds-spurns“
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would 50 W11 dildttlt to (3)
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1' $650...
$1 35
$9 _10:would sell for more.
Silverpiated hollow ware, manyIin the Mill End sale at
lpiéces, regular $2.50 to $4— $1. .
Norfolk st) 10.
I‘Ito pair‘s of trousers to eat
suit w—othcruisc they \vouldrl
bc Double-Service suits. .
Sizes 6 to 18, regular pri
are ‘
Cheerful mackinaws, full of ll
and warmth and service, ha
been $6— 35. ‘
Front basement. ' J
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Redfem corsets at .
Mill End price of sand.
Rcdfern are corset made ,7
Bridgeport and of, splendid s ..
and strength. They fit with to
fort. Thcy give‘to the 'wearer .
graceful figure. They are ma.
from excellent materials and it '7.
.their shape. So good are til
that they sell m en in France
"A special lot has come to t4
lMill End sale; fine-quality bat C
land coutil and fang brocade
Regular prices are not less th'w
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But, circus;I
Second, floor. I
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