'J‘ise in tcinpcraturc
”District‘s during the last Zl hours. Con-
NVEATHER A YEAR AGO
tor llic installation.
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THE SOUTH NORWAL K EVENING SENTINEL‘ ' '_
:3 amship Titleis
. For the South 3
and All Parts of the
World.
.1 aylor &Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
AY in a supply of our
F
good, hard coal and take
the “win" out of winter.
You can't lose on a proposi-
tion of this sort.
Harris 81 Gan:
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
_WEATHER FORECASTT:
Forccast for Norwaik and vicinity:
Partly overcast tonight and Thursday;
not much change in temperature;
strgon ' southiicst and wcst winds.
.‘Wenthm (ondiiioiis; Tho ridge of high
pressun- along: llll‘ northoi'n IIordcr.
which has controlled tho \i'cathcr vast
of the Rocky Mountains during the
last three days, has moved southward
during the last 24 hours and now ox-
tonds from Kansas to Kciitucky.
Cloudy and rainy weather prcvails
this niornini: in tho southern districts
from 'l‘oxas eastward to the Atlantic
mast. hill plcnaaiit ii'catlicr prcrails in
all other districts cast of tho llock)’
Mountains. ’l‘licrc has hcc‘i a dccidcd
in thc northern
ditlons favor for this vicinity: louvr-
ally fair wcathor with Smllt‘wlltll high-
er lepr-raturc,
TODAY. " '
'l‘ciiiiicraturc: l..o\\' t’: lllf'll.
3o. l’aii'.
The barge Bright“ Star is unloadimz.
a cargo of coal at Raymond Brotliors‘
wharf.
t)ld \\‘oll Lolluc. .\'o.
.\l.. inc-t lasi ci'ciiiiig, aiid'woi‘ktid tho
‘Mustcr Mason's: dcg’rPi‘ on sci’ci'al
(Iiizitlidatr‘s. lixccllcnt music was pro-
\'idcd by tlic Stci'ljng-\\'cllnil'1. t)l‘l‘llt‘.‘i-
11'“. A fine hanquct was -.'i|ji)_\'i‘tl at?
lull. F. and A.
'.f'()ll(l lci'm iii-i-i-isav'y iii‘ lin‘;
All of last soa-
vxpcrt 2. 'l‘otal
..
.\tl P
lci‘s l‘ancing School.
so'v‘s fii‘itt p 1])lls now
('(isl Ol‘ilfi' S-I.
\dcllicrt Knapp. son of Hi: and
M39. Howard E. Knapp, of 51 .‘laini'
gtroot, Norwalk, was brought hoinc
yctltr'dfiy from tho llcacon Hospital,
d39ac\on. . bv .iutomoliilc. it will
the rent borc‘d that Mr. Knapp was
iiafortunato 'inO‘ngl to shoot. himself
in the log while hunting. lie is doingr
niccly now and hopes to fully rot-m or
shmtl)’.
Bill 00“)? fillllltlli
“Pape'l Cold Compound" Ends Coiduirnimriy lot on Austin sin-.m i\.u.
i’trlio I). Rosa to Voter ii‘riuso lot
0"" l'l Rhodonolia Park. War.
Mary A. Stewart to Plum .\l. Ritali-
then all KrllIlW IIIiIii'i‘y mm. land on Wood avenue. War.
Brtdzci Young to Mndiiline F. “'chll,
and anpc in a Few Hours 3
Take “Pope‘s Cold Command"
wry own hours until you have taken;
three dunes. .
zoos and your cold will bi- broken. Iii
promptly own: your clogged-up noxi-
Ml! at tho llr man» of the lh‘ld; ‘
:1th m We of now moi
rung; relieves the Modulus. dunno-u,
“\li can throat. Min-ling”
um oil lulu». i
that“ do, Mar ma Hum;
v-dummu‘hrl M
fwd. ”Maui-5W hop-rm mum IMMnmemawimMm-n.
an an“ hub Wanna-alum a ma mmmymfi
WWmanwgmM :m ‘
m ‘WU
Buy Your Spring Ford
Car at Once and Useli!
ll“ you taltc my a i\li'i' you'll l..- on: glad. \\ l\'
\lau a hit liilil' on.
., ll“ you at; to you'wlt. "\\li:it lili‘ dciill lllI‘ l
hurry.” and sidcstcp thix tip, you'll lu' (Illt’ mid cycl
\\ cai’y \‘lilllt‘l' latcr iii?
i‘iii‘d cars :ii'c guilt 3" ll! run In ziiciii'iiihly ~ll ill id.
tin: dctiiaiid. 'l'his ixiit gin-M nui'lt; \‘t' lxllil\\ it for (111
:iaxui‘cil tact!
'l‘lic pitifulM‘i'aiiili'c for I’oi'ih iti>i l-all, \\l|t'il a‘ \
iIiic iiiuc we wci‘c ”0‘ \]i_\. is win-dulvd tor l’t‘lli‘titiiill I
m ‘thc Spring. .\l\' ])1".~t'lll ivui'po-u l\ to lortwtall iron 1
' -. ' - . l
lllc’"'ii.\‘1illli‘ll til it as l can, lioth tor ytiit and tor inc, .
\-L‘Hv~i3t‘lllllg_f togcihcra hunch of car» for ili_‘ll\t‘l‘_\' dui‘
ing’ 1
l). cii
lic tail-cud oi \\':ntci‘ \\a.~~ no fool of a iiili. l ll.i\t
at it for wot-ks.
Embargo difficulties sprang up like undergrowth in
a tropical forest.
TRU
Beach. Instead, I have chartered a
They kept me guessing. But YOURS
f9r Palnl
steamer—and am
LY didn’t he down—or make a break
bringing Ford cars into my sales territory that way!
l
\ltil'i‘
fyoii gct your fining l'lllx'll tar at now and
iti~\\'hat'.~ llic guilt \inrd.’ l‘ii'ai, you \iiiii't hayc
to iom thc dilly dally t‘i‘tiiid lll thtr lug Nci'amlilc latcr
on. You ha\‘c your (it to i'idc in iilicii you \iaiit it?
How about thc cost? .\'o iiiorc than it \\'tIllltl lIc tiio
muiitlie oil. lCXClCl'l‘ihanlt intcrc~t MN) on (in:
monthly payincnts iii 93o l‘llill. Staclwil agaiiht all llli'
£l(l\'illll£l',Lft‘\ union] by iiuiiicdiait- llt‘liull~ thci’c's Iln =
:iiiswcrl i
BESIDES—your car \\ill i‘iillllllilllll a prciiiium in .
thc Spring. .\lci‘cly as a ~iiccualtiyc [if'ti]itl\lllttll V
(which it is not iiitcn-lcd to h.-
to you than a Whitc llt)ll.\t‘ lcaltl
hut t
NOW.
litill l
l_ my lil) i». worth moi‘c ,
'I'lll.\'l\' l'|‘()\'l’.l\' ’
can dclircr :i lt'W can ‘
l\'ciiicnil)cr-—a Fort] m thc hand is worth a illil
iigli-lirow limousinw in your \pi'iiig‘tiinc drcaiiiQ.
F. O. B. DETROIT
lon't take all nig'it. l
Runabout ............. , $345 ‘
Touring Car . .' ..... ' ....... 360
Coupelet ................. 505 .
Sedan ........ . ........... 645 ;
Town Car ................ 595
*Delivery car (open) ...... 450 1
*Delivery Car ’(closed) 463 1_
”Delivered in South Norwalk
DUTEE W. FLINT
OperatOr of 16 Ford Store: in Rhode Island 1
it
“ill co-oporato with tho
and Connecticut
S.-—The “H, C. of L."
P.
' I
you "10" of affairs who in“
railroad company
rucvivizig l'rcighi t-oiisraii'li
and got it off llll'
cars without ilclay. you will be doing a lot to rodncii lllt' liigli
t‘ost of Living.
and w
REAL ES
l onis b lli
lot on lltlllml
William 1‘.
liotrlngz lol ..
:iicnuo. \lai
Let's all iput our Sllnllltll’l‘s to lllt‘ wlmil. ll|"ll.
orlt with the .\'cw Haven road for tlu- common Rood.
llll‘ llt‘l't‘.\'>i1)' of ciiiliargocs,
to do away with I
o. w. FLINT l
Yours.
TATE TRANSFERS
Mitc'llt ll.
.. Carl ”A. Olin-r .l.w.lacli-
son, lticliat'd ll (toldcn, .losrph R. ’l‘ay-
tla "at roni,
cis lob \‘ainucl ..i Sn w. m
\' icw ll"iltll. \\.~.i.
t'oiis‘woll to lilizalu lll
.iid l»: iildinm on l‘l'ttllhlill
:f-tli
Hill lll
'i-i-ti‘l lli .l'lil
“i “list i
. . ‘ .. 't‘ . .. . q l
John S. (li'czoi'y to A'Itll'l'l} Mich. _ 6': R yflnl fit?! ,
- . . . it i ii. i
lots in l-ostcr Park, “at.
William S.
2 lots in Foal
or. building
War.
Irene R.
Robert W. .
AND Ntlil aural....... ..
Whitcly to
(‘i nlhia ll.
»lot and buildings on Fairfleld
War.
Samuel J.
thin-m. lot Harbor View Park. War
an.» a... 1.- w...._. v”..-
IUtLDlIO NOT"
Talia!» Morin rue-two: pm: [a
Mama-u thmnuli “M...“ m... “m “ mm
”13“”th fl. 3 tho-fill W W «(1'er «mt no rum“
m I‘M
'l‘riacca to Morris chskiu,
2 lots in Rhodonolia Park. War.
lx‘ci-lcr to Audit“ Salli.»
or Park. \K'ai‘.
l‘lllillli, ” Sill SillS;
Albert \Yelliiitz to John ll. I.aw-. _._-.-- \
- . ' u . ~ 1. ..
wncp, 2;. ltlls in lltlllltll llill lilllL .\li'<. Mm“ Herrick. ”1' ll (.‘.oi'c"
.
“M" ii p “3 ll s-‘ll‘ciit. \lm‘l‘is t‘oro. who is widoly
- - I‘ t" - . ‘ .
John B' Lawlmvfim ‘\ E“ ””1 known all through i‘onnccticut, is‘
“”2' lot :t'iil mummw 0” M ll liilcascd to highly cndoi‘s-v 'l‘anlac. thol
-l’.oad. \\'ar. ‘\. . . n
. aiioiial ion 5‘.
. Albert \l'clliiitz to lisni'y l.. Mocll- ‘
“l siiuply cannot do jiisiict- to Tam:
lac in more words. sho says. "It is lllt‘l
i‘iiicst "tutti-xiii“ l haw oi‘cr SPJIL
.foi'c l took 'I‘aiilac l was so woak and
sick that 1 could hardly walk around’
the housc. 1 would catch cold on the?
slighicst punt-xi. i had very poor cit-
. i
1 ll l \ inlation. 1 had no «ucrgy m \iinllty
. or i . . t
llndorii to d l ' i-ii inst :i'niili dr: :cd am :nvl l'omi
l
l
.
lot on Summit :H't'llll“.
W.
and
\lorrison and John
Lena Lt’t’ron land
iln} In do):
i i. .n rain-n inani niodtiincs diii
9iii 5: mi lllv lilll mint of thcm gaw mi‘
.iint} itillDOt‘lil’) roller. and finally it
lwt‘ulllt' quiu- discouragiid. One day a
trir'id iotd mo :Iliiilll Tanlac and ad-
iisvd luv to uw it. and not I am Mb;
joyinz [W'llt’l‘l health. I have n anion-g
aunt :ipgu-i it good dilation. Nnel'l‘d
- ‘ to) Ind I just finale all two-r Mini
mm lt'fllllp."
Timlot- punt-aw aihitll‘lh I; initw iii
mod. is Nlmmw'fl mutation-Iii in»!
it “do nail/mm
from rain-rm. bio-tori. “okay and
thin llhfinh Iii-Inw- at it» want
Park.
Sit-wan to Frederick H.
l
nisliing of copics of tho Goiioral Sta
\\ colt .
,mml. rn llll)tl‘()\‘t'lllt"lll$.
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HOWLAND'S
,.- 1‘ , z-szvxzx .2 r
ltriuucoort. Conn:
Tut’Stlil)‘. Jan. 16, 1917.
Tho “'i'atlicr; 1- "f4 v
. M‘- m
l? \thn the .\.ill iiiid Sal: lit-gnu. their was 11'“. ("ill on the Counters for it” the
Mill liiid lots. Sonic lizid to wait patiently i‘oi‘ thcli chzuicc.
Now those lots ;l r. ..iiiii;I thcii tll :iiicc' llitW eagerly they are hurrying l‘or- '“
ward? .
‘Splcudid wash good.» for cmuplc. And staunch ti'uc cottons. Mill liiitls of
home needs. Mill Ends. of: this style from \l'iliSllllt‘ll. litlll' the new lots are trying to "E
outdo each other!
hi just one quality; they are :ilikc—czit'li has. a \fllth far greater than it< price .
would indicate. ' L
Nothing gets into iii: Mill liud Sale to lie mid .ii regular price. Everything
must lie of Mill liiid value. That means we must lic Ill‘lL‘ to sell it for less than icg‘ii-
l:u' price; usually for wry much less. if
All lllESC’llCW arrivals measure up to the Mill lind standard oi \‘lllllc‘. ‘l‘licy ' .
all measure down to the low standard of price. Each is of sellSUlllll‘lC sort. Each is
worthy and dependable. 'l‘hty' add strength to the Mill liid Sale!
- .zx. l/‘FJW\/Vxl‘/V J4-771-.
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What a Sale it is!
What vigor! What variety! _
BIT
V" Mill Ends of staple cottons;
house-needs!
They ate all lieic as llC\Cl belorc, oi worthy quality, in generous quantity. AND
MARK
Aa‘ lHE SAViNCs WlllCl-l
iioN
I
ll serves cvcrylicnly~a11d each to a saving.
of wash woods, of dress
Ends of shoes and stockiiiqs ind oi underwear; Mill l: ads of rugs and diapeiies, of floor—
coverings of every sort; Mill buds oi glass and mockery, of enamelware of silvir
lHE MlLL END SALE wiiH DlelNC- I .
”Mo's
,r-\/.««/I/, A rv [Jily
"‘4’ ¢./_
What, strength!
in”: s? '53.
—. Via-2.1m;
wooleus, of silks;
,of
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
WW
Mll'. ‘.
l.0lli.\' 5. BF“ ‘5 l“ l" “‘3“ t)‘ l 7‘. " «do it" , .\ I‘ '\'0 . ~ . .
lot and buildings on llarhor \‘icw 1):“): :iimlniiniiliillali a ifdiiiiiiiiiiin: 22m. h. \- ol’ t‘oniwcliint to llli‘ ioii'ii (33:23:0(1 1“ 1m hmm‘ A “h ”n ”.Hmk m ’
liuacli. \\'ar. mun . of tho Not-walk Country Club. .H‘lrks' A l ‘
lli-riiiaii Qlllllllt'l‘ to llotwri S. No"\‘-‘:tll; will I". larrcly l'l‘Dl't’M'llll‘il ' ..._. \‘i'aiioiia t'tiniicil, .\'o, :‘l. l). of l’..
\lll‘tllllSUll. lot and lllllltllllL'h‘ on litill m tho diancr “1- 1h“ llcliinlcy .\.~'.<oc'i:i lMIiuon B. Tripp, oi Sonih Main \iill hold a rt-unlar inn-tin: ioniorroii'
[m .i ”I. “.4” HM a: m" ”(ml Strrliild in lir-duc slroct, cxpocts that his now lunch t-i'ining. la Rod .lltill's Hall. in Main
car will ill‘l'll't‘ during the last of thi1
Tlic cart is iaracr than ilic
IlV‘t's'dll mm and will coniainall tht‘
>ll‘l‘l'l.
iiiiilatiid. and Humor will ho
All incinlicrs of tho mum it an.
to lw prcyont,
A class of caiiilidatos willJL‘
Nt’l'Vi‘tl.
win-d
in 'W , :i. ,' uiuoiil i . l1 ms ill :‘l h ~i F
ltcprcscnlaiiie Aciieriiiali Candee M U. U I l | H l I
i lllt’ in :‘c lill't Mitt t, “til it] it
iiitioduinti a hill in tlic ”(“1240 at llart- . ‘ ,
‘ .1 . , llll'li oi i‘liniiniiaiiiun .
lord. ycstci'diiy. coin-writing tho Mr
Arthur Adams, ol‘ .\liiiii :lit-ct. is
_. - _. H “figs. ,_ . .
gill!llnllllllllllllllllllflflllilllllllllllllllllll
u , 5
= «0 " H ' -
i izyx mi 052er i
. 3w :
n y .. ' .....
I 30a Get HOOD Value at ANY Price~8ilk; Litlc or Ci-ima :
E 25c to $5.00 per pair ‘ =
: Emery 430913 Company, for. i
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. ll! WHOLESALE 153-151 52.51.201- sr. . NEW YORK l'
III-IlllIlllllllflllllllllEllilllllllllIlllllllllla
The City National Bank
The “Rainy. Day" Fund
The future contains no wmy or anxiety {or the man
who deposits a portion of his earniiic 55 regularly.
Start your “Rainy Day" fund with this Bankfitoday—
and add to it whenever possible.
Success in any walk in life can be won by persistent
and determined effort—the mad of the hour is the man
with a method.
We loan money 011 first mortgage.
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Babies’ Vii/ear
Infants Long and Short Dicsses—daintily embroidered and
lace trimmed ....................... I. . . . 50¢ to $2. 2 )
Infants' Sets. consisting of Dr: 53 and Skirt to match.
5;] 00 .i Mi
Long and Short Flannelettc Kimonos. trimmtd in pink and
blue .................................... 25¢ .md 50‘
Long Cashmere Kimonos.embroidered in pink and blue.
$1. 75 in $2. 5‘)
Short Cashmere Sacques in a large variety of swiu. Pink
blue and white. embroidered in white Ind colon: 5011:
with crocheted edges to correspond. 59¢ '0 82 25
Knitted Slcquu and Jack m in assorted denim
501! m 82 00
Boone: and Shoe: ........ 25¢... mi 04-
Babies Bonnets an all: not row-crochet! and hit
hood: midi-pl . 35¢ in
”MM. Baby Bath. Comb and mm 3%.!“
1 WE
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The Blouse That Fashion Has
Stamped With Her Approval.
is fut; .‘f!’ ii! iii: (115:7
III-4:! '. till li‘ ink/ii;
(«Jim :-i;.l ...lt Lilacs:
. ,_ \
lli pic. i.
t‘I : limp:- ix Elic llliirll'
" ' ii 1.“le to l't1c \:.:.rt
3' .3! in ii 1‘.
.. r... _.,.y l“? {a ,.
l "l: tin-ill tiLCl. your
ll; L..~(‘ lurk“. lllC
February
V.) Pictorial Review
Palm
“1“ u‘rgmil} rccvnnmc or!
II.» you. Miro dnidiag
on your “in!” brunt,
In futon u copy all
-11. win was. worn”
auauua-mcf-uw
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Norwalk Chronicler