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Joseph Davis
85 Wuhluton Street
South Norwalk.
WEATHER ransom l
Forecast for Xorwalk and vicinity:
l’learint,’ late tonight; Friday lair. A
disturbance central over Ontario is
causing cloudy weather with lightl
snow in the Lake Region and the
western portion of New England.
Pleasant weather prevails generally
in other districts east of the Rockv
Mountains. The temperatures are
somewhat lower this morning along
the northern border, Freezing temper-
atures continue as far south as Souih-
ern Alabama and Georgia.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: High, ill: low.
' 22. Fair.
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City News
Sheriff Benedict is in Bridgeport to«
day on proiessional business.
The new plan to save fuel. that oi
closing on ,Monday. does not till the
local meridians with Joy.
The sidewalk in front of the Nor-
wallt library ht very icy and has oc-
casioned no test complaints.
A permit has been'issued to Mayor
Jeremiah DonoVan to wire the second
floor oi 19 Railroad aVenue.
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan attend-
ed the l‘nir'ie'd (‘onntv Yale Alumni
dinner in Bridgeport yesterday.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No.12. l. H
0. 0. R. will hold n meeting at which
there will he" an installn'.'..r- oi ofllcer“
tomorrow evening.
On account oi tho ‘iucl conservation
1“ the reeltll to hhvc been given by
the Aiired Fox Piano (‘omnanv, who
, carry an advertisement elsewhere in
this issue. at lloyt‘a Theatre. has been
postponed from January 22ml to Jan-
urv 24th. Complimentary llcltt‘ls to
{he ret'ltal may be. obtained irom "H
atom at $5 North Main street.
A number at the local Companions
oi the Forest will journey to Stanford
tomorrow evening to , greet the an-
preme financial secretary, Mrs. Annie l
E. Poch oi Sew York. who will, give n.
talk at the Kniuhta oi Pythias halt in
Stamford. While she in in Stamford
.1... will be entertained by Rienzr Ciro
fcle. Companions oi the Forest. All
members of the local lodges who wish
to attend should meet the 1:02 thsin at ,
the South Norwallt depot tomorrow sv-I
' coins and it is hoped that there willl
he a large delegation presut from this;
city. . ‘ l
girls’ and children’s, were $1.15 :0
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Thursday is Mill End DOLLAR DAY. .
Everywhere in the store. a4 dollar gains in buying power. Just to
show what we can do in offering
economies, just to stir things up as they've never been stirred before, just because it is Mill End Dollar
Day, these special lots ready Thursday. ‘
Just for a day. 1 Lots will not last longer.
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Shoes at
a dollar!
Women’s black and colored shoes
that were $3.50 to $7. Limited number,
broken sizcs— ‘ $1
White satin pumps, low heels,
were $3.50—
Women’s excellent high-cut spate,
were $1.50—
Womcn’s felt shoes, were $1.75
and $2— . 1
Felt slippers, men’s women’s boys’
$1.75—
Girls’ and children’s shoes, were
$1.75 to $2.50— 31
Kid traveling slippers in case, reg-
ular $1.50— ‘ ‘ $1
Pumps for men and boys, patent or
dull leather, regular $3 and $3.50— $1
Boys’ Outfittings
at a dollar."
Boys’ blouses and shirts with at-
tachcd collar— 2 for $1
White or fancy wash suits— $1
, Trousers, durable fancy mixtures
2 for $1
Plush hats, clcvcr— $1
‘ Tea '& Coffe
for Dollar D y.
-» HowcoCrown cofice, regular 30c—
li the $1
limit 10 lbs
110ch Fancy Orange Pekoe tea,
regular 80c— —- 2 the $1
limit 4 lbs
Hdtvco olive oil, regular $1.30
quart— $1
Howco flavoring extracts, regular
30c, 1 each of vanilla lemon orange amt
almond for-4 $1
Unccda biscuit, regular 8c—
» 20 for $1-
limit 20, none dclivcrcd, none to dealers.
A Boston fern, regular $1.50— $1
nonc dclivorcd.
Wondrous silks
' at $1 yard.
Crcpc dc chine, 40 inches widc‘
35 different patterns in stripcd
satin and taffeta,
Beautifulsatins of plain color
. A rainbow of color and beauty and
richness, of regular $1.50 sort
Curtains & Rugs
areybut $1.
Scrim curtains, tine texture, incc
edge and inserting— ' ' $1
. Merc‘criscd scrim and mar uisctte
"for curtains, regular 35c yd— 5 do $1.
, Scotch lace and Nottingham curs
‘tains, regular $1.50 to $2— $1
Table oilcloth, 27 inches wide, a
bit imperfect, regular 121/2c——12 ydl' $1.
Wool Stityrna rugs, 26 by 54
$1, handsome patterns and durable weight,
‘ inches, regular $1.50— $1
Rag ru and bath rugs, a hit
soiled, re r $1.50 and $2— $1
Congoleum ru , 54 b 72 inches,
Igood patterns, rpggiar nil-— $1
Twovfine pieces ‘
. of fancy work.
’ 'A nightgown of nice texture and
'd ’ for cry, all
has teard size oval regular
as. P“ ' ' ..
Here you
are, Men!
'A dollar will buy a pair of trousers!
Regular $2.50 working trousers,
tough and durable,— $1
And a dollar will buy a whole suit!
Overalls and jumper, stout and
standard,,regular $2.30— $1
And a dollar will buy a soft hat of
this season’s good style and shape and
colors—a regular $2 hat for $1
What won’t a
dollar do!
Here is more proof“ of what it will
do.
Among the Sporting Goods, won-
derful Dollar Day bargains for women
as well as men. ‘
$3 and $4 punching bags
$2 sweaters _
$1.50 motoring gOgglcs any
$1.50 and $2 photo albums at
$1.50 to $1 skates , .
$1.50 golf balls
$2 and $3 boxing gloves
$1
Here’s more
men’s news.
A [$1.50 negligc shirt becomes
Mister/Man’s Thursday for ' $1
Good light pattern, good pretty de-
sign in light effect. .
Soft cuffs, excellent fit, regular
$1.50— ' $1
Neckties. 4-in-hand style with
open end. Number of good patterns
and color schemes, regular 50c—
$1 is mighty
among dress goods.
A splendid pure \viml serge, ‘44
inches wide to a dollar a yard.
It is a regular $1.50 serge, cvcn
smooth fine and sturdy.
' Fine range of colors, tine value at
$1.50 yd— $1
Fancy striped woolcns and plaids
and a "navy serge, each a yard wide
and regular 75c yard— 2 yards $1.‘
See what $1 .
buys in wash goods.
Madras and poplin shirtiugs of
good color cficcts, rcgitlnr 21c yd—
6 id! $1
Striped voilcs a yard 'widc, pretty
pnttcms, regular 15c yd— 8 yd! $1
Bates crcpc. excellent patterns and
colors, regular 19c yd-— » 7 yds $1
Striped University scrgcyn hand-
somc cotton for dresses "and wash suits,
regular 150 yd— 8 ydo $1
Sterling Silver
and Jewelry.
Over 150 pieces oi” graceful and
fine sterling silver tableware, many
shapes and sizes, regular $1.25 tool}?
Sterling silver frames for photo-
' steam silver brooches and bar-
pit/-
ular
net wt
Pearl necklaces, good eflect, some
. lislc top and glowing mcrccriscd boot,
, 4 for $1
i 3 pr dress shields
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Dresses
for $1. ‘
Yes, house dresses that will give
excellent service.
Pretty blues and lavendcrs and
fancy stripes and black-and-whitc
checks or stripes.
Some pcrcale, some gingham, all
well made and cut on good lines.
Every size from 34 up to and in-
cluding 48; regular $1.50— $1.
. A woman’s -
smart hat-_--$l.
Lots of pretty trimmed hats in
smart shapes and of stylish cii’cct, dif-
ferent models a-plcnty, regular How-
land hats like those we’ve been selling
in the Mill End Sale at $2.75— $1.
Women’s Furnishings
for Dollar Day.
Handsome black stockings with
regular 35c— . 4 pro $1
Gray sucdc gloves of nice finish
and fit, regular. $1.50— $1
l’lain good all-linen iltnndkcrchicfs,
regular 12%;c—
Moire ribbon of the best quality
and in rich color, good width, regular
59c yard-2%) yards for
Get big dollar’s. '
worth of notions! '
This combination for a dollar:—
1 sewing basket
1 nccdlcbook
6 spools Clark’s cotton
3 pcs lingerie tape
12 spools Silko darning cotton
regular price of all $1.46— $1.
And this combination for (1 dollar:
1 rubberized apron
l. sanitary belt
1 pr satin pad supporters
regular price of all $1.40— $1
Every housekeeper ’
has need of these.
Yard-wide muslin, bleached or un—
blcnchcd, regular 15c yd— 8 yd! $1
(,‘nmco cloth, soft and fine and
regular 20c yd—- - 6 yd! $1
llrnuncd crochet spreads, , good
size, uicc appearing. regular iil‘l.!l5—- $1
l-[uck towels, nicely hemmed, reg-
ular 25c cach— ‘
llcmnted hut-k towels, good size.
regular 121/2c eucli— 10 for $1
and good, regular 39c— 3 for $1
Red Star diaper, 20 inches wide,
regular $1.35 piccc— $1
Mcrccriscd damask, bleached.
good design, regular 50c yd— 2% yds $1
Corsets & Underwear,
save dollars.
Two wcllvlmown brands of corsets,
several styles and models, regular
price $2 and $2.50—sises 19 to 32— $1
Envelope chcmises and night-
owns, many samples, beauties, regular
and more— ‘ ‘ $1
I , Crepe do chine camisoles, very
.hsndsotne, some samples, regular g
and mono- , ,
White muslin pettieoats with
‘r’
10 for $1 -
well-adapted for making underwear.‘
'6for$1..
Turkish towels, bleached, staunch ‘
Rare
waists $10
Dozens and dozens of splendid.
styliSh waists for Dollar Day!
Handsome wliitc voile with embroi-
dered figures and clever trimming of
lace. . ,
New fresh charming—and what.
value!
All sizes, regular $1.50 and $2—-$1
A few waists of J npancsc silk and
of crepe dc chine, regular $2— $1.
Invest dollars
for young folks.
Corduroy coats for childrcn, this
season’s style with belt all around,
lined, black green brown and blues.
regular $2.50 anti n10rc-- ‘ $1
Spring-model dresses for girls of“ 6
to 14, gingham chambray and rep,
pretty styles, regular $1.50 and $1.75—
$1
Pretty dresses for girls of 21:0 6,,5‘"
chambray and gingham in new stylcs
for Spring, rcgular $1.50— $1
Read or write
on 5-day saving.
Splendid box stationery, 48 enve-
lopes and 24 each sheets paper and cor-
1 rcspondcncc cards, gray pink buff blue
and lavender, regular 75c and $1- _,
2 for $1
Popular novels and good stories
for boys and girls, regular 35c—4 for 81
A dollar’s power
among toiletWares!
One Hughes hair brush with ruli-
bcr cushion and one black rubber comb,
together worth $1.60— . $1
Handsome hair receivers and puff
boxes, yory finish, regular $1.75 ("$1
This combination fora dollar:—
_1 jar l’onds’ vanishing cream
. Il cakes Palmolive soap
l 1 large tubo Colgntc’s dcnial
crctttti ‘
l Prophylactic toothbrush
regular price, of all $1.33— $1
Shining values
to aluminum.
Those kitchen utensils of good
staunch aluminum in good shapes:—
-i-qt licrliu situccpans 1
ti-qt Berlin kettles I
2~qt douhlc boilers
/ :l-pint pcrcolntors
G-qt' preserving kettles
Fine and now and full of service,
regular $1.35 to ililJiO- i, $1
Home Nceds,
rare gains at $1.
Nickclcd cop cr 'tca and coffee
pots of extra quality and weight, 3 and
4 pint sizes, graceful shapes, regular
$1.35 and $1.50— . ‘
. Food chopper with assortmentof
cutting blades, regular $1.40-— “ $1
Cracker jars of Nip :1 china,
hand decorated, regular $1. and $2;—
Sugar-and-crcam sets of china with;
initial in coin gold, regular $1.40 to ’
uao— . A ' " tr
Alarm clocks, wake s’oundest
clearer-t mortar $125- or
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. Garbo cops, good and st ,'
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Norwalk Chronicler