‘ d! The. 40th Mill End Sale is begun! We have set out on a new i
recoitd lrinsnim'\rltlsere you,” here today? Did you see the great Mill End lots? W hat
Vim , - Vigor x
and Value at
~ Mill " End Sale
a day it has been!!
Vim Vigor and Value-"they marked the Mill End opening with greater distinc5
lion than ever before. And Value was the mightiest of the trio!
Mill End Value-«how it outshines all other values. Nothing to approach it,
. nothing to compare with it! For it reaches“ its shining presence into every corner
" of the store, into/every sort of merchandise,--and then it is carried out to give
serviCe and satisfaction id thousands of
thousands of men and women.
Mill End Value today excels even Mill End values of the paSt. At a time when
homes and in the personal service at
dollars are growing smaller in buying poWer, the Mill End dollar grows BIGGER!
Just you come for yourself, and see what wonderful power your dollars will .
have as they become/Mill End dollars and do their work for you in this remarkable
sale.
iday SURE!
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When the 3.”... 090". for Garden, aide of life.
Pig and Poultry Production]
The coming oi the New Year brings
with it greater demands than ever ior.
an increased production of trash vege-
tables which can be utilized ior home
consumption, canned or atored away
ior next winter'e uec. and fresh meat
in the tom oi pink or poultry.
"it We
credit and reunite? all!
and County lar- Mo.
enemy take «not
flu III ”It”! m,
. me will new in ,.
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Wv ' “‘W‘W“ " d cation which dealii
is FAIIHILD oouurv neaovi l“ 3 ”mam“ ‘ “
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”° to W meaaiuily 9‘" ial today. and iorever I-vltai to the
‘ “°“° ”mum“ “d “m ”9““ stimulation oi the mm of the Amen-l ”W"! m 9‘“ “MM"
ior ouch anlncrelui will it not h‘ n "1
most advltiahle to etart our plane dun. ii a town or city committee “n“.dfi: fizhxrnxtdficm‘dnpo: 2:“
“like W“ "m“: WNW ‘0 mind during the atom or January“ '- . ,
ontabiinhmeni oi an organised elm t i! ,
Which will bring~to M “I“? min”. m. m I.“ I'm. {Uidmu W III-M tarantula
Ill rur-
Wemeueote‘gtehathenlrbm to rial lee-land trained leaderl to.
convict-gnumwheano'
autheir nympho” Ilizelteh new
I'll”
,N THE HOWLAND DRY Goons COMPANY
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SUI. FOR $1,500.
when the working mom opens. for!” W mm :
nieh all boyii and girie who enroll ae
unrden club members. iniitructlon'
BbM'iil and bulletins which explain!
and set forth the bout methods in tale‘
with nature, culture and the economic --..___.
Why not encourage the youngiitorii
to do these tiilnnii when then in press-
ing demand for a united eiiort to in-
icrease food production? Will not all
i boys and giriii who learn to help thomu
irelvmi hr actually tending a garden.
A W ME Accident euii.
l Damages oi $1,500 are asked in a
plant dlaoaeee and insect pom. Such! cello er ‘Orlppe in a Few
old on the part oi the Farm in mode. Heine
90"le ihl'milh 1h. CWYIUOII oft u lie! cm "nun"
raining a pin; or some chicken become ‘, e ‘ y.
ibcttor citizens “WW“ havlnir a the Extenrlon Department of the Con i A dole taken 8",, ",0 boura until
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j A . necticut Agricultural College and the three (lo-ea ”. taken will d w
-broader undrreinndlnn of problem vi 8. pertinent oi Agriculture. ‘ on x? p.
accident which happened at the corner
the bead. ciao-i. bod ior limbo.
jrlrlu demonuirated that they were ree- ther in y
.can people? it promptly oun-
Delbnry. [collided with a litney but in
which the plaintil wae a pom.
ii in claimed Kim
themident wee tee to the negligence
afloanieeeneeoinicdriveroithe
i ‘1”. youth energy into channels pro-
‘ , lee inode, inventor!
”M, M. 1 ion rm 'iyeidonr country in lteti-eoiued =""'“"'”" In...“ u". "" um
’gmgupml.“ " mmia“ we not nelteln Wei-l ”6.50.: Mi blow? Houdin- car. who. the complaint
”MW" ‘ itortuuthI-eimrummmum, ”Mmtoblowtbebmolhta
daetlonoiloedie coin-tyrornmhuI mfihmm
ititoeetebeWbyenfl- “”0”“
“'" one crane-e." euro
“broom-ecu
«mu-e
«end-W
mania-misnomer»
tot Franklin and Monroe street... South!
iNorwaik. on June 23. but. in which now .10 can etirren AT not:
misery “4 break “9 ‘ mere “M fl' the automobile oi the deieadentJ
which was driven oyflerry Blgelowot! A '"m eaya “' "1° Farm ”m
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lIieeoitleroubyterniegtotheieii.
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'md’unde'”:lwne: hmeruch§,.a‘swal at? Almoat everyone knows that h.
‘Tea and Sulphur. properly compo..-
:Hrry McLaclilan Defendant in Auto lng. She is a school teacher.end it “led hm“ back the natural “
/ contended the iniurlea she received iur ' color
tcriere with her echool work.
' 'eult inrtltuted in the Superior Court‘ To cover whatever damaged
inn cure oi garden: and in combating1 “Pape'e Cold Compound" lnde Dad by Mien Sarah P. Donneiiy, oi Nor- mun might recover in the cue,
wtlk. "all!!! Harry Mciiachla'o 0' property oi the detendant in thin cit!
Danhury. The suit grows out oi an 1... been attached to the extent oi
in“
”.000.
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I “Careleeuuee‘ gbottt butter is a
common American ein ageinet thriit.
be nearly every loudly some member
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Remember the 40th Mill End 'Sale is ONLY STARTING! It
is going to Offer you its powerful and broad economies for days.
Prepare to benefit by them. Get here tomorrow and the next
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Ki"; to get thia mixture woe to, make it I'
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not: return!
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CHANGES 1N NEW
:' HAVEN PASSENGER i.
1 SCHEDULE 3
1 Following the elimination oi 82 pen:
.senger trains announced by the Non
‘York, New Haven t Hartlord M
'road company on January 6. the can
{party is rearranging lte schedule d
trains to relieve further the prevailing
pressure incident to war activitiee.
These new schedules will go into 0L
fleet Sunday, January 13. The] eta
item some of the important trains, but
'niosily conm m iocai trains.
f Among the important changes are
trains N04. ii and 12. The former
cow loan 3 Yin-inn welt day: at 10:05
. m. ior ziz'. , i 'i were trains will here-
in. \' ' Yuri. hF‘t‘k days at 10:03
a. 1n. tot UmUn. Three trains will here-
;aiter leave at 10:00 a. m. and are
[scheduled to arrive at destination u ”i
4:00 p. in,
Train .\'0. i now leaving Bolton dai-
’l_\' at 12 midnight will leave on Sun-
lda)’ and thereafter a' 11:30 p. m.; I“
.Tiiiilt .\'o 2 instead of leaving New
York an! lint-ion will leave at 12 IIM- f
llpiS p. m. a
The 122110 night 1i'..ins between New
onrk anti (Minn niil leave at 1‘! mid- .
might staining Sunday, January 13. i
Traim No. 56 806““) xpresu Vin
Waterbury, leaving New York at'2 '.
.m. and .\'o. :76. leaving New York at
#3418 p. m., will be mmbini-d home.
New York and liartiord, leaving New
York at 2:15 1|.‘iii. The train Wm
leave iiurtinrtl at 3:27. p. in. running
l‘m tlv- same schedule as at present to - ;
liusum. ‘4
’l‘rnfn No, .77 loaning lionton I.
‘New York at 2 p. m. we'. days VII.
Hartford uni \‘v'aieriiury will have a
’M‘ht‘dillt‘ twenty minutes earlier to
{Harlin-rd. leaving more at 5:02 p. 11.,
{and run-him; New; Haven at 6:03 9.
int. and Nrn' York at 8:10 p. m.
Attilliinnzil changes are being cot
‘iiiiiv red by the manngi mt-lil. The con-
;pany i~ (illi‘mpiiiig to lr'rerir-ri- with M.
gill" cnnveninnte oi the publle as little T5
”is possible and many of the channel '4
junnmmceii are being made with tho
public init‘rt'ni in view. The need to
‘(onwrvc fuel and the urgent novel-sit! f"
[or i-ximtlltlrns movement oi freight 7;
'li unimportant in the rountry'n war fl
lDrt-Pamllonn. and the discontinuance ,‘i
".01‘ 52 trains last Week has made I :
’{changc in sciietlnies hereditary. . x 1‘
ECAMP OEVENs TO HAVE MOViEI 2!
w...— u“
l Flicker Picium to Con-um. Part or i
J Training Equipment :j
i (‘AMP perms, Ayer. Mm. Jen.
L“.~A norlheasinr was sweeping "9'
lunow. slot-t and driziilng rain on the ' '1‘
camp yoeti-rllav, and scorea of men ‘"
'KOl had shakoupr: bv falls on the road 4 i
”laud with ice. Footing ior mules "%
'und horses was extremely bad.
9 Moving pictures are to be a part OI Vi
:the trainin'z paraphernalia of New ‘
li-Inzziand'r- National Army, it was II-
nouneed today hv Lleut H. S. White.
iaiisiaani to the divisional intelligence
lancer. The ilrat oi the acamnerlng 5i
lphotozrnphs are to he nhown here i.- . if
,morrow. The films are to be inclil- /‘ ftf
led an a part oi the regular course 0! ij
instruction ior all organizations in V i
the camp. ii
t "W P—'—~——
l women A. A. u. CFFlCiALS
l NEW YORK. .lan. ii.~~l‘or the in"
'time in the history of the Metropoilill
; Association. women hare been old!!-
;iy recognized as oliclnlu by the Alu- . g
l tour Athletic union. Frederick W. BI- ‘ *
‘hien todav announced Mile Francis
iiioolin nnii Mire Charlotte Epstein fl
lmemheni oi the awlinimng committee.
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Emilio iiiiiiis'
l iiiliil iii mum
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:Try Grandmother“; Old Favorite look
‘ no or “no Tea and Sulphur
‘luiitre to the hair when faded. at“
home, which to annoy and "only
Ionic.
Nowadays we timely not at -~'
drug store ior “Wyeth’a Sage and lit
phur Compound.”
Norwalk Chronicler