TUESDAY, JAN. 16(1917
Steamship 'liikels
For the South
and All Parts of the
World.
aylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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AY in a supply of our
good, hard coal and take
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You can't lose on a proposi-
the "win“ out of winter.
tl“‘l of this sort.
Harris 81 Gans
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
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YJEATHER FORECAST.
h‘11i'11111st to! Noi'wzilk 111111 \ltllllHi
linsottletl tonight 11nd Wednesday;
continued t'trltl. The ridge of high
)H‘t’b‘rlll“ continues over the northern
disti'it-ts. l’lt'ilSzilll weather prevails
2111111111“) atom: the northern border.
A [llhllll'lllllN‘l’ on lllt’ (lull (‘01th is
rousing unsettled rainy \i'11zttli1‘1r in the,
southern ilistt‘it'ts. The tviiipvritlui'es
are low from Montnna
Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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ti'oin tlitit 11in.
Hindu-port poli111 l't‘l‘lil'l that 11
yesterday,
A son, Joseph, \t'ns horn y1-.~l11.d1i_\'
to Mr. 11nd Ali's. Malf'ltl (hil111. of
1.111111 Hll't'l‘l Mother and t'lllld :ir11
doing well.
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“drill: \\ill start Tuesday mm
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l1:i.l 1m ii11l'iit'tttiint1- ltl'('lll ‘Hl yw-
11111l.1\'. \Vliili splitting some shingles,
1hi1 liltlt’lltil Sllpprtl and cut his mid
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and it was riiill 111-
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police have 111111-
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:11Lt111 them to 111- on the lookout for
111 It: than who is wanted in a stab-
bing 1.1511 ii the Park City. The (les-
of him follows: about ‘23
foot nine inches in height,
out on back of )head
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r ription
yorirs'old, 5
medium built,
and hands wwe a black overcoat andI
the some color shoes.
11.1151“ 11rd to;
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iiiitonioliilo bunting t.l11- (‘tlllllt't‘ll-
8,0911 “111s stolen.
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sut‘n'agv, 111111 would gladly 1.1.1111- niiy,‘
to Svnzitm- t1'.~‘iilli\’.iii. The latter 1111-'
tlitiid saying; the lieiiiot'mts‘ liiidj
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lié'rltlll'ltills 1.111111 littered 111 llltll‘lt’
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'1‘. 3111.31, 111' New London: Patrick J.
Hogan. 111' ,\l11l'idin, zirttl (101111111 1']-
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'l‘ht1 Legislature “-1111. rlth in getting
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tins tiioi'eil rapidly 11111 in has than
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until lullll‘l‘l‘th'i. An 11111115.». train
iii-iii lllt‘ south, bringing iii-ri- must
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to 11111 out. Most. 111‘ ilii1iii tried on
suei'vssttilly to find sent-1. in Illltt'l‘
couches.
ln tl1i~ House .\ll‘. l<‘1ii1ril. 111' 8111111
t‘ord, ot'l"11111d :1 resolution for ti 11.1111
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l\\‘0 senators to investigati- train ser-l
13111 on tho .\'11i\' lltiwii road. He
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llo Sl‘l'lll't' zit'cuiiitnodtitions and 1111 111'
.t'oi'ts seemed to be 111111111 by the rail
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He asked tor suspension 111' lllt' 1111111.-
und immediate transmission to the
senate, After. (‘(.)ll.~‘ltlt,‘l‘lll)lt‘ debate
the resolution 111-111 111 1111.1 committee
on rttiltotids 1
The toiiiuiission \\lll(ll raised lllt
-.~tiitntos submitted a 1-11py of its work
and \iith it 11 11111-11111111111111111ion that
certain obsoluto statutes 1111 t'liiiiintit-
ed.
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jliiiilt at prestnt it bill for on zippin-
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THE SOUTH NORWAL K EVENING SENTINEL r‘
HOWLAND'S
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The Mill lind Sale is a collection of merchandise at mighty economies.
It is :1 sale that holds a thrill every minute for keen shoppers.
't offers wonderful quantities and equally-wonderful varieties—in every sort of meicl‘iandisc. .-
That is why it is such 11 success.
Mill 'Ends!
,Yard goods, thousands and thousands
{or every purpose.
1 urs and suits and coats and shoes and under wear and hosiery—of suel l differing; sorts that eveiy taste
and fancy is served.
Seems funny to talk of Mill Ends of suits, and shoes and coats, for example.
A Mill End 15 a yard-D woods titans end of a r,un
few pairs or pieces of :1 sort left when ithey finish cutting up stock:
llere they are gathered in a mighty and money saving sale that stands out like a beacon and guidcslfi
Y cs; we do put some in our own stock in the
price on :1 Mill End lot and our regular price on another lot that was exactly like the Mill End lot!
'l‘og‘etlier,
Something for everybody in each sectlon of the store---That
no you Wanda. 11.1111... 381-1. Mill
End Sale is hitting new high marks?
' THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
Mill linds of every sort!
what 11 wonderful
sale they build!
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{quantities always!
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of yards—and of every weave and weight and color
Shocmen and all other makers have ends of runs: 1-1
The one is as surely :1 Mill End as the other”:
buyers to dependable and seasonable merchandise that they may buy (It less than usuzil cost.
Mill End S;lCi.
{thing always worthy-"Its price always less than usual-"Great‘iF
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and qualityt
But why not?
«IN
\Ve have toz—couldn't have :1 Mill Endl.
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Ali di‘tigeisis, 2:111, 7101-, slim.
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isfied customers is the
”“1111 Business Allah's
In the building up and developing of your
business affairs, a Checking Account in this bank
will prove of the greatest service to you.
Our large and steadily increasing list of sat-
satisfactory service which we render.
“1' THE PEOPLES "f'
ll
best possible proof of the
1 day.
nit) 101 a charter from the American:
l Federation of Labor is the chief topic '
lof interest in baseball circles here to-t
Leaders of the big leagues who
are attending a meeting of the sched-
iulo committee asserted that they were;
not disturbed by threats of a. players’ 1
" istrike, but were cautious about. dis-
cussing the labor union phase otghe
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1.
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l l1 edm .ition oi
ldoulit that he fraternity uould be tltl-
l‘iivored a strike by the ballplayers it
,neeessary to gain their demands. The;
ladmission, it is salt],
I. :ibor said lll‘ had no he held :it ‘.\'ns'liiti_eton on Saturday.
itted to membership. lie said he
hands with union labor.
ptobuhh “ill
oculive council 0‘ the Federation to “.th in .1“, downtonn library
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The City National Bank 4.
The “Rainy. Day” Fund
The future contains no worry or anxiety for the man
who deposits a portion of his earnings regularly.
Start your “Rainy Day" fund with this Bank—today—
1and add to it whenever possible. - _
Success in any walk in life can be won by persistent
and. determined effort—the man of the hour is the man
with a method
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This is the first time in llll‘ history of.
baseball that the players haw joined
Thori- “ill he at regular 111111112111; this.
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w rm wican Federation Head in Sym- H111 urnntod “l ”‘0 mpm'm‘ “f ”‘0 ‘\ ironing of the \orivulk Seoutmastws‘
l pathy With Players—Johnson
Declares lie Fears Nothing —- Says ’ ,.
American league Ilas Enough:
Players to Start
NEW YORK, Jan. Mir-The appliea-I
lion of the Baseball Players“ Frater
Mv--. ._ ... . .
...Bat§s Robes
We have a few Bath Robes to close out. Former prize $3. 35.
Special price .................................... $2.25
Waists
Wash Silk Waists in plain colors, $1.98.
Special price ......... . ........................
White Silk Poplin with colored collars $1. 98.
Special Price ...... . . ........ . .............. $1 39
White Lawn with fine black stripe 9817! Special price 50¢ ,
White Lawn, 98c. Special price .................... 50¢ .
White Poplin and Indian Head, 98:. Special price 75¢ j
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J. I. MALLETTE':
“Washington 51. 131111111
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Norwalk Chronicler