r‘
m" “13 mamas QUANTITY
9- W “1°“ M “W or MEAT AND WHEAT”
1 Opportunities , ---.._-
$1.15 Shirts now ...... . . fie l ‘0‘!!!“ no- rtm Paul
$150M now ...... . 81.15 : 9‘ . .. Term
32.00 flirts now . . ... .65 .fnfi‘ghe wmdkiogtilod “33%;:er
toonnncricu'r sum
Enid when he predicted that ‘t‘pod
lwill win the war” The saving over
all may ranch as high as 50 per cent
’ ,and it is known that the. hotels are
;aroraging a 40 per cent saving.
l The delay in Connecticut's securing
:the statistics which are now being
.vrrpared was caused chiefly. it was
'rxplolned today by the diflculty in
compiling a complete list of all the
hotels. clubs and restaurants in the
.state. The hotels. including the sum-
inner class. were easily listed but ire
lquently there was no way of getting a
'list of the restaurants and clubs in
{JOSEPH paws
ninth-gm soar
”0TH NORWALK
[some of the munition cities except by
‘sending a representative to check
them up on the ground. Edward it.
:lngrahani of this city has done um I
[or on: watk for the hotels and res
tauxants ditision of the “dual Food
For Norwalk 3..., Vicinity: prom >Admlnistration in this statt. lllt di
m it t . ‘vision as appointed in Food Admin-
, Kl! snow or "m late tonight or. istrator Robert Scoville. consisting of
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WEATHER FORECAST
Tuesday; warmer Tuesday. Disturb Waltrr S Gardé hotel man of "ant
:. nces are. central this morning ov‘rr ford and New listen: Almont' Judd
and
tlittario. Texas and Washington They of the Elton IlOltl in \l’amhurt;
are causing cloudy weather, but nmJJobn i’orttz- loundet of a thain of
lunch rooms
mud. run or snow There ‘3 no ‘9“ 7 The questionnuite is brim: ‘Hlatlt‘dl
defined storm area east of the Rod“. to 2‘18 hotels. Hubs and restaurants in
Mountains The temperatures are rip; my Havtcn 2077 in Bridgeport: 2i]
lng slowly in the central and easternt in Hartford: "it in \t'aterbury; :35 in
thu llritain. .md 52 in “which. The
districts. but are still below normal
form of the quo tionnniI-t- was prepar-
ed in “'ashintzton uhit-h will get a
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAV sommmy of tht retutns. and it ask:
(onceining the nunibet of ptttple fed
Temperature: High. 40; low daily. tlh aux-age number of cm-
25 fibrin“). ployees ft ti tittili. and if a hotel or a
' dull, the number of moms renttd.
27.. .-. Elie-.59“ 'As soon as this comph ed question-
* naire is received. anoth'I’r card for a
-'monthiy report of food it ting will be
mailed to till the 2000 signers of tinI
eat' It,(1 plact food pledge and. 'ihit-
report will give the number of "llll'itl-
It?” Tuesdays." the number of
“meatless P‘rtd1\~.'if any and the up
proximate satlng of meat in pounds.
the number of ‘ wheatltss W~~t~dntr
da5s” and the approximate saving of
what in mounds: tht numlr r of
"porklcsa Saturdays" and the approx
intute sating of pmk in pounds. and
a general report of pounds and a gen
eral report of methods wittteby a uav
ling was affected in the use of “htill
'.nIeat sugar and fat. .
The data thus secured by the (‘ott
fiertiqut hPadqualirrs of the Foot?
Administtation will be entered on
torious summtuy records from which
{City Néws
There were. only six transfers of
property in Norwalk. last week. with
mortgages of ”0,100. For the first
week of January, 1917, there were ten
sales of real estate and the mortgagt'sr
amounted to $59,900.
Twenty-seven picked men from
t'nmp Devcns passed through Norwalk
t‘fll'ly Saturday. bound for Camp Dix.
Wrightatown. N. 1.. where they will‘
be incorporated with the 26th Engin-
eers. Clinton (3. ‘l-lubbell was in
charge, of the contingent.
a curve may be obtains. roIII Illlll
to time. showing how much the food]
"ting throughout the state ht lncr-rm-l
tng.
YOUTH WORRIED
OVER THE DRAFT
‘ KILLS HIMSELF
(Continued From Page One)
Walter Cummings. who was arrest-
ed here Saturday on the request of
the Springfield. Mass. police, by De
tectivs Sergeant Hunt. was taken back.
to Springfield, yesterdnv, Detective?
Sb ledger having come. to this city
for bfin. Cummings was wanted by
the Springfield police to answer to a!
nelll' the body.
Mr. Tenney at onte notified the on
charge of non-support.
(WW——
The tilts ttuto markers isstit‘d by
the secretary of state are of a very
thin material in the opinion of many
automobilints. It seems
the plat“
have been utttint: thinner every 5’?" olti. and i-t rill‘lllt'tl hi his Itiilit'r
thorities of the happening and lied?-
ttIl l‘xnmlncr Dr. Samuel H. Iluntinl:
ton of Nornttlk, was soon on )tht'
stene Ile f‘\iillll|'lltl llil body. out:'
stated that the- toting mnn Itrttbabltf
dl9d instantly,
.\II. ‘Iatllitas wus‘ttbout'“
‘t
-i \tdl}.
Mltl
until now they are about as thick as mother. and It llllmlti of lift It ...m
the cover of t or telephone. hook, it hit-h
‘is pretty thin for .1 number plate on
an automobile
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In the Superior coutt in lliidueport ter l"'-t(ll\llli.{ his
granted in ““-“k
a decree of foreclosure was
the case of the Savings Bank of Dan
bury is Halcyon G, Bailey et alt-I.
on in Germany.
brolhtts. all of whom l'r -idt in (in. I I
'Farms . I
Of German Descent. i
lie was slurry: to ,tttuttt: I’.I.Itt tw'l
Itettd5 and tempo-rate habits. but are
qut-stionnuitv lzt~t
lillullllP ~il-nl .Ind tiltltllr't
llaltliztis “as of Human tlv. tnt. his
lather :IIId mothet IIa'HlIl'; bat-II boIII'
I'e himself “its born
't teity on Deer Hill avenue. White in Amttlta lit)\\t\tl and Hit l'hhllf't~‘
mom and Comatoclt streets.
time for redemption was set for the
first Monday in March The roof!
The “""lP that ho nouhl lN'
i'llll'tl..ltl ltl
in the next draft it is bellow-d that
this fact had been prt5ing upon his
mind for some time past and in
Stage indebtedness on the prop?!” ‘5 chose suicide as the tam-«I “in out
$18..000 whi‘e the appmlst’tl "ill“? ‘3 of the dillitultt.
. 312.000.
Fuel Administrator Garfield in plan-
. nine material (IPf‘l'flflfiflfi in the expor-
taion of coal during the coming year.
it being intended to require all cool
exporters to secure
meats outside of the United States
.with the exception of Canada. Such a
ruling probably would make a repeti
ion of the coal famine the New Enz-
land states have undergone
past few weeks. impossible.
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The Central
Trust Company
T 26 Wall St.
Norwalk, Oonn.
lavings Department.
Omsk! Department
Bull In“. W
routs: lam. nu.
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in the
; JURY FOR REAL ESTATE TRtAL
The. following jutynit II tit-re .:utn-
moned for duty this morning by llf'|)ll'
ty Edward Doulens for duty at tho ,I
case of Bridget Buckley of Norwalk.
is. The McAimtter Real Emm- Ex-
lieense. for ship- changtu an organization organir -d Ind
existing under the laws of ”it“ a. "ilff of
Oklahr ma. owning. having and post
sensing goods or estate in Mt-ritlvn.
Conn:
Frederick ll. Coleman. Albert W
Mills. John l. Fontaine. l-‘rank Lau-
der. Frank C. Van Scoy, David E. Dis-
hrow, William J. McHugb. llickson W.
Cole, Samuel Rootiner, itiward l-‘
O'Connor. lent-Ire W. Bradley. Frank
L. Clark. '
' The trial is brill: held ill the f‘ou't-
't- -il chamber in the city hall this mom
ing before fudge Vosburgh.
ilRF.VlTY
Camp” ... i' 0. of A.. will hold its
, regular meeting on 'i'uettlay evenltig
it ti. A it. "all on Washington street
It which time there will be initiation.
‘1 “mm“
; There will he a meeting of the Boy
ticouttt' calm-rs this evening with De
1outline/,7" f‘mnmittstoner 'Nash. and on
lThurntlay night, all the scouts and
Imam-rs will meet wlht General Frost
and Commission" McDonald who was
at his camp In West Norwalk over
‘.J,: :13
41‘ A. «Mr.
‘ inf Pittsburgh wm
/lthis morning witht nuptial of thy will .1
a tow hrs-cl: roads Our-tins man‘s-slay uni
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Mm..— -‘W .TFJzzasn-scr
Howr. AND’S
The government is urging us all to save money and to lend it to Uncle Sam by investing in War savings
Stamps.
The Howland Mill [End Sale is making it possible for you to do that very thing—and. yet to buy the merch-
War Savings '
.and the
MILL END SALE!
Do you know that the Mill End Sale and the national War Savings campaign have a direct relationship?
audisc you need for yourself or your home or your fam'ly.
.vfi'm‘
HOWEAND’S .
WS.S.
VARSAVINGSSI'AMPS
Issucnnv 'rIts. .
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
TO BE SPECIFIC—For example, you need new sheets. Their regular price today would be$1.25 each, for they are stout cotton and ‘*
measure 27 x 90 ““193. I N "9‘1“"? 31". Instead til paying $7 .50 for them, you find them In the Mill End Sale at $6.30. There' is $1 20 saved»
with ease to be invested In War Savings Stamps.
Evcry woman who keeps house titan go right through the list of her home needs andmake savings like this. » '
.. or «35335 it
Every men can provide himself with needed clothes and furnishings and shoes—and make such savings. .. . run .7713
_ ' ‘33.}; II.
Each woman can choose new dresses and coats and underwear and hosiery and all such—and make similarsavings t
The Mill End Sale Is a sale of Savings They glow and s k
. par le-' In every part of the store. The golden Mill End color'
golden coin of the country—it shines with value. '5 as PreCiOlls as “’6
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW THIS: t—Eacb article bearing at Mill End ticket or sold at a Mill End price/is worth more than its price That;
guaranteed The Mill End Sale Is a s'alc’ of merchandise at special low prices. We could not afford to have a single Mill End pflcétlckgt
t:ll a lie. Back of every Mill End lot' Is the store 5 whole personality and responsibility. Any lot may be returned—and you’ll get your mor
cy back as promptly and cheerfully at; we received it.
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1H 15 IS THE 40TH MII L END SALE. YOUR OWN GOOD SENSE WILL TELL YOU THAT THE 39 OF THE PAST MUST HAVE.
BI' EN ll ORTHY. COME AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE SAVINGS NOW SPREAD OUT SO THICKLY ALL THROUGH THE“
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STORE.
THE liOWLAND DRY GOODS company
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BRATLEBORO PASTOR on TRIAL
llll \'i"l'l.l-‘.ll00, Vt . .lnn, H.-—l-‘etler~
of Judge Howe and a jury heard argu-
IIIvnts hero Itsiay in the trial of ittw.
(‘. II. Waldrun on :I charce of sedi-
ion. Tll" prosecution alloyed that
Mr. \‘I'altimzi. foImt-rft' |-:.~'tir of a
linptist t'tut'h in Windsor .iiltl llr'lf'tl
tottn'z int-n I hi p Ii. h to t H'Ill' toil-
llitrl :tr‘ ite '.!ltl in hit.
apoitt :tf’ I’nin‘ t um. This was tit-nlt'd
by tht defendant not other tlilnP‘fl'fl‘!
whose tt-tttiII-uny “as cut. 'zudt-d Sat:
ttrday. Judge littt'c announced that
the case would he Hllhfllliif‘ll tn the
jury tomorrow. ‘
CLEVELAND LIGHT PLANT SHUTS
DOWN.
(.'l LEVELAND. 0., Jan. it——Somal
thousand men were out of work. hill
dreds of industrial plants and stores
were without. light and motive power
and 15.000 bonwa wers deprived of
light power today. when three subv‘
ilectrlt:y
stations of the municipal
lighting plant turned off the electric
current. because of the coal abort;
age.
ILIUARO AT AN IND.
PITTSBURGH. Jan. 14. --All dirt.
sions of tin Pennsylvania tins wast
for tnm'
'streoftbcmmmlflh
trafficmoftthissquu Mics-slits“ his stilt-t "Malina srsbbistt bustmt
«My,
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I-t rinons‘
HOPPE WILL HAVE
To tBtVE UP GOLF ;
To PROTECT ARMS
l'ntil Ito-rural months ago Willi",
lloppc hatl hopes that in addition to
his billiard Illlt'll he would win a golf
championship or two. lie was gt-Itlntt
along Inmo'trly on the links. but end:
doniv he 20! WNW? that he would
have to quit unit or miller the cancel ,
lotion of the insurance he r'tllf'reit to
protect himself against iniurv to his
arms or hands,
The experts of the insurance f'tll'l-
parties. which carry it ”00.000 risk on
tho billiard inastt-r's arms, declared
that iloppe’a golf plavlnt: was likely to
throw his am out of killer. “'llllt'v
was confronted with the altttltttIiJ‘
of givlnc p the insurance to lilti golf. l
and be GtCltllf'd that he'd rather go
along without the golf. Hoppt-‘s tii-‘
lemma will lie of great interest to
manv of Ollr‘t‘jgood hilllardists who also‘
are fond of their golf. .
‘Canadlun Leader Opposes
Control of Railroads
31.0 RD.
_ . , SHAUGHNESSY’
Early Saturday "OMB! an ”‘1‘”? Lord Shaughnetoty. president of tho
woman fell from lht' MOW OI ll West Canadian Pacific Railroad. does not.
sunn- cttr its front of the Ram! halietc the United States acted wisely
that" and cut her head on the icytwiisn it toott control of the railways
.psmnsnt. She was carried to Dr of tits United States. He points out‘
.ledwin‘s olllce nearby. whore hentho wonderful accomplishments of his
wounds wens found not to be sort own road during the straits of war to
m. as y." 1],... "I’M .provs the supsriorlty of private overl
i run will In no session of tho I4» public control l
i
.91 Advisory stunt this «can. but! -
os 'l'sonlsy and Wed-l once: Reynolds, while patrolling at
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us‘otstle that run for a tilt. as all on Ill, sum, Saturday slslit. discov-
fi'flr' “w
.m.’
"3 emission“ out an...
fill? BARBER woo
NLLS AND mam-:5 Young It
FACE FROM blUE To 5105' 7 7
all saint This will the m of the store of Funk Romano:
"wag- -~—-~--.« fikxmrmv
“w BONNETS"——fl Nu Fl‘l‘k with New PM“:
not at iii- In wants I
unit's-mar .m...
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