THE SOUTH NOR/lidAL K EVENING SENTINEL
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ENTRANCE on MAIN STL, FAIRFIELD AVE... Cannon Sr.
campy, jAN. 12, x917.
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Steamship Tickets
For the South
and All Parts of the
World.
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South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg. \ 1
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and their savings.
Mill Ends and the Howland Mill End Sale
sents economies to Bridgeport.
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You can't lose on a proposi—
are the greatest combination that ever pre. “ 7’
AY in a supply of our
good, hard coal and take
That may sound egotisticz-tl anti boastful but it is just a plain statement of fact.
the “win" out of winter.
Mill Ends from ‘the biggest and best mills of the country come to the Howland Mill
nd Sale. They are the short lengths, oi exact vzlue with full pieces, but sold in the .‘lill
nd Sale at far far less titan the full pieces
ticn of this sort.
Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
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Great and generous (plantities from the regular stock of the store go into the Mill End
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bale. These are of the seasimable stylelul worthy quality always sold here, '1 hey too get
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WEATHER FORECAST l a M111 bad price.
Tel. 721
l”. recast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fen- tonight. probably followed by
snow fiaturtlrty. slowly rising: tent-t
gttlittlll‘t‘; rush northwest winds di-t
li“llti:»ltifl,l.{. l‘leasant weather, wt t]
ion ttmperatnres, prevails generally.
“ti.“ littlll’liil; rust of the Mississippi“
13“]. Zero tttnpetaiutcs are report‘,
Ml lt‘otn the iiahe nylon and .“iethI
England and fronting it‘lllpttl'llittl‘t‘fli
extend as far south as Florida. Al
nii:.ttrltattee which is central over
Qtitlaitotna is tausinr. unsettled wean
ti..._ will :znne :now, between thel
Everything in the Mill End Sale has at Mill End price. Everything is to be bought at
a saving. And in every department the yellow tickets point the way to these savings.
Roch) i-iountains and the Mississippi“
, Thfitfi filo-bigger savings than ever at this
* 38th Mill End Sale and, more ,
TODAY. 3
'I‘entperatttrc: Low. t2: high;
m . - " ‘ people are getting
giilllmlllWS . ' . a share.
\l'nnata Miller, of i-Ilntwood avev;
l‘“lt', has t'et't'ltll) been ill of grip. . . .. g . ‘ ! .
“"1”“ “““" it If you who read this, have never been to a Mill had Sale at the Howland store, now IS the
t'yrtls \\'. Gray oi" Prospect avenue. . > . . . . . .
W“ “" time to learn what splendid values it Will give you in every sort of home and personal need-l
grins. HOWLAND DRY GOODS co.
med and were placed in position “"; ~ . . .._ .. . .A ‘
number of the Honda about town.
:illtt‘li by M. s. i'ettit‘s :tttitttttttliilt'.i
. A special meeting of the liarletnli
~llonte made sansa f. 23c N. y. Mltt."_""" Union will be held Sunday tittn‘tLtClAIM N0 EVIDENCE
inc: at 11 oeiocir, at the i\orwnllt;
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is able to sit up.
— (‘oelteuoe Tribe's dance. licti‘
Men's llall, Main street. tonight. i
The furnishings for the new Na?
antral market at 71 \\'all street arr--
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FAST FREIGHT Ltm'ro NEW?
Nation titat will clear up this whole'market throuch advance int‘ortmttiott. SENTENCED FOR ATTACKING I
il'ttlt‘l' and purge the aorcrnnnnt ot' Tlltl't.‘ still is a general belitt' GIRL l YOR'K. ’ ‘ I' .
.. . . i‘l-‘ l‘nited States of one of the most illt‘otl“lltlllt the eonntrv that there is .-\Sl)0\\'.\’ Arlin, Jan. lie lt‘red.‘ . .
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“L‘- W‘” on builds of Hm km“ ,iiotcl. to PM“ ‘0‘ ‘1 “1-H“ imminb at rei'ittlh‘ scandals titat has hurl wtdc Mllllelllilig wrong: somewhere. That Edwards, a white youth or lexaritana.l Fre g ‘ boat leave. P’" 27 E
tilt. has been in a critical (‘ttlltliiittll‘ ti.e Norwatu Hotel on Sunday, Jann-
tor sortie time following an operation, n.-v ‘IXth
its improved and able to sit up.
(if Sltltlii titlll
Arie, today is under sentence, of it River, New Y‘Wk (f°°t °f Gathering:
years in state‘s prison for having at-l St.) every day except Sunday, It 3 it,
publicity with respect to our
t‘lIil.;t‘Ill in half a century.
"1 be last. witness called before the
gov- “there was a tent: every member of
this House believes. To deny it
\‘.‘~,itllti be ridiculous. As to whether
i 0"" (\r “‘4‘ tlt‘ontlll” “‘N‘ rl'Olll
(.incinnati will deliver an address.
i‘r i ll] ltx ll \' \ \lht tacked a negro girl. it) was convicted ’ m. Freight received at Norwaik up 130' 7'
w t est sits, ‘c t. . . '. . ' . Among the. passengers sailing: to-" v. r R l'ttllliiilllt‘t‘ the editor of the \V'lll it was caused purposely 01' Mt there here Yesterday. .5 ' . ’
y _ .. » . _ . . - .. - . - ~ n. m. and at South Norwalk a
firs, Clark M_ El)" who has in...“ mittay tor Jacksonvrlle on the steamer,Repo'tmtnauemocrahbfidiescom Sittet Journal. Mr. lleilly. testified lil'l.‘ 136’ an honest difference of ”hill“ "’"“”' u; ‘
tf‘Mohawk.” of the Clyde Line. are».
'5:30 p. m.
n‘l grip, is now ill with pnutnonin.
.iltr husband sustained a broken leg
hit an accident this week.
- Roast beef 16c lb. N. Y. Mitt.
Miss Gertrude Lit-ban, of New Yorlr,
its the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
K. Einkler. of Main street. for a few
days.
- Sirloin atrak 22c lb. N. Y. Mitt.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Dudley iii. Raymond anti
reservations through J. M. Layton it:
Co, Inc., local agents of the. Clyde
Line.
——At Mintz's January Clearance Sale
tomorrow you will find both floorp
filled with big bargains. See big win-
dow display and turn to page it in this
paper for more details of this big
event.
Ail and Mrs. Robert J. Ilrecker, of
Tout»: littlu‘e. were “guests of Mr. and
i family, who secured their tickets antlt
mittea :3 Opposed by the. Repair-i
liCill firaorty
t ‘.\'.\:'iilN+4'l‘t).\'. Jan. the
"‘ieal.‘ investigation was bronultt into
I the House today with a tcport by the
; Democratic majority of the rules cont—
lntittce that no evidence to sustain
‘ftllt‘ illegation has been found and
'oppesition from the Republican tnin-
ortty, which contended tl‘at e\idenee
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that on Dec. 20. about, 11:30 o‘clock
in the forenoon, one of his reporters;
brought him news that. the rumor
vas on the street, received over the
innate wire of a Washinppn broken
that President Wilson was about to’
rent; a peace note to tire belligerent:
pontrs. This information was at'
once placed gupon the. ticker ‘and'
elven to the financial world. That}
,trstimony is undisputed and unex-j
planted.
hits. Clifford ilamsdall of South Nor-
.waih, Monday. and saw the Starti-
i'trtl-Norwallr basketball game.
o~Loin pork 20c lb. N. Y. Mitt.
I Miss Minnie Austin has been :tp~'
pointed assistant to Miss Anna. Stuab.
the recently chosen matron for the
Monte. for the Aged in \i‘estport ave-
:me.
Mrs. Arthur Britten oi Springdale,
attended the funeral of an aunt. Miss
:itiartul Weed of North Stamford.
The funeral service was held from
the home of a neice in West Norwalk,
where she died.
Now is the time -for automobile
mvnors who are not fully insured
against accidents to visit. their in-
surance underwriters, for with the
first of the year there was a decided
cut in rates on all classes of auto-
mobile insurance.
After hearing the evid ’llCe yester-
qlay in the case of Rohe‘r L. Bennett
vs. Conrad Rockelein. Jud 9 Howard
1:. Scott of the Court of ommon
liens. reserved decision. The case
was tried in Danhury and prose over
a Ridgefleld building contract.
t was announced yesterday that a
z-‘cneral collection would be taken in
.art the Episcopal churches of the m-
. ulna wilflnqmuhno Sunday. M.
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to moment“. . ,
Linouine
IS WHAT YOU WANT FOR
That Cold?
Itinonine has an enviable reputation
as a preventative for the serious ail-
ments that frequently follow in grippeI tin'tc charges were first publlshed."
and colds. Even bronchial qollghsl
yield to its greathealing properties.
All drugnists. 250. 50c, $1.0.
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will .
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’ ‘.’t'tison's pence note. went front Wash-t
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inf a ”leak" had been shown. “The evidence shows that l“. A;
1 “pimpsmmmyp t‘ampbell, of Kan- tonnolley & Company. brokers otI
“Washington, have a private wire. to.
New York. This shows the. leak anti;
imposes a ditty upon the House to!
ingzton over 11].. private Wire of 10. A.‘ truer a searching investigation. i
('oitt;elioy d- (‘ompany, local brokerst “Officials of the government ill-i“.
rm is the firm in which w. R. Roll-t tinder Sustticton- An investigation;
.;);;. a \brother of President wusonvgli should be had that will purge the;
will,” is a partner. ,‘gtA'etnment'oi’ that suspicion, go "it'll“
' The majority report was brief. “'9 whom 1t “HS-V
:11“th by Chairman lieury. it‘ “Not one particle of evidence was
“xi, pyldpnux was :td- adduced to sustain the resolution of-
tineeti sustaining the charges in the‘ ”PM by Representative WOW." said
(tn-“m” resolution" .(‘han'tnan Henry. “No Democrat will
lii‘prtSCllillilV? Cunntbeli Offered “5‘ animal 'that there was any warrant
a :ubstitute his resolution to tnakci‘l‘m“d m" these charges ““0 “"01."
”m widest possible. inquiry told “11 no Republican will assert here that:
“,3,“ of the “leak" charges. . their Was any evnlenee found to sus».
"l have believrd from the .umo‘ “‘1" them.
sas, Republican.
“'lenk" to Wall
charged that the
Street on ’l‘resident.
rnerr ly said:
"There is another resolution. the;
he said. “that. the purging the gov-l, Original resolution for an inquiry into‘
,eitttnent of such a serious scandal} u it'tik in HIP president‘s measage.l
' “car on important duty. I do not. still before the. committee. It aub-
't‘i-2ti: We should rest the charges on committee has been appointed to con-
.tim statements of Thomas w, Law-t sitter the conduct of a contumacious
son, of Boston. The charges werefwitness, Thomas W. Lawson. Those
pubdshod and generally believed matters may be considered by tho-
throughout the country before Lawn; committee and the House later." 9
son became prominent in connection; Representative Wood, of lndiann.l
w.tl: them. His refusal to testify to‘hutltor of the resolution. addressed
important matters that he any: crime; the House declaring he had no apol-
to his knowledge did not. leave the'
.com‘mltteo and dooornot leovo' the!
' portut. ntlo
"l was compelled to introduce the
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lie tinbhouse in West. avenue and‘ “
. plans were made for the holding of Was ; - - . . .
a raid party on ii‘ehruary _Tth. (it'- ”i1 SJk'Warsts m plain colors, $I'98'
tieer; of (‘tturt t‘ecile will be install- Sp6c1al price . . . . . . . . .. .................... $1.3 ‘ u
ed at the next meeting by liiFll‘lt‘l , . . . .
lienuty Miss rmmes Dam“, of, White Silk’Poplm wrth colored collars, $1.98.
Greenwich. "" Q SpCCIal Pt‘iCe . . ..... . . . ....................... $1.39 'I '
‘ down condition
ogy to make for his ootton. '
I NORWALK BOWLING NOTES l
The Horseshoes. and the (.lroccry.
Attorneys Leo Davis. lra O. (iro- Five, of Norwallt will roll a duck pint
gory, Jesse 'I‘. Dunbar, and Edwardlmit‘t‘ll at the Norwalk Alleys tonight.
.1. Quinlan were in Bridgeport today, ~ . _,
attending short calendar.
Webster Avery and wife, of Scott's1
Corners, who reside in Norwaik dur-
ing: the winter. have been receiving
:t‘ti ('(tltg’l‘nilllitiltllli‘.
their wedding annitersary.
ion among us."
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George F. Fools, Genert'
THE ANNING J. S..‘:i1.
PORTATION LINE. tau.
Bath ' Robe s
We have a few Bath Robes to close out. Former price $3.25.
Special price ....... . ..... .. ............... $2.25
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post-ca rds on
Wa
The regular semi-monthly tncetin:
et' t‘ottt't Cecile. Daughters of Cas-
ttle. was held last night in the t‘atho-
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black stripe, 98c. Spatial price 50¢
White Lawn. 98c. Special price ............ ./,. . . . . . 50¢-
White Poplin and Indian Head, 98c. Special price 75¢
”J. I. MALLETTE‘.
88 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Wi'tl ililltt Clillii W” L” “’“h 5‘”
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Made Strong‘ By Delicious Vinol
Lalreport. .\'. li..-—"Onr little girl 8
years of age was in a. debilitated: run—
and had a. stubborn
cough so ‘she was weak and ailing all
the time. Nothing helped her until
we tried Vinol. Then her appetite in-'
creased and she is strong and well.‘
and I wish other parents of weak. (tel-1
lento children would try \‘inol."——(ieo.;
A. Collins.
This is because Vinol contains the:
boot and cod liver peptonort, iron and.
minutiae peptonues. and glycerot.
pita-photo- which c {not and run-t
down mm unlit-M nuts ‘
t it
Steam Dying 8t Cleaning Co.
Formerly known a Bridgeport mun Dyeing 1. Cleaning Co.
allkppmcu. atom. Blnnkou Ind Luce Carleton Cleaned.
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