*2} ,‘
Special Sale of Bed Sheets
Bed sheets. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. '
iPillow eases 35c. 39c and 45c. full
. j s ze.
4. , Monks. a new assortment of pat-
terns, 28c. 30c, 360 and 45c.
Doug clath at 250, 30c, 35c and 38c.
Nat-Book batiste.
(la-brie. Beach cloth and voiles, a
complete assortment.
E. K. BANKS
under Mahackeino Hotel, West ;
Wilmington street, South Norwalli
“1141;9me Conn.
I
m MARK OF CHARACTER!
That’s a good phrase! it means
honor in values, integrity in qual
ity, long mileage, etc, etc. But
it. means more—ii muans skilled
Wink ammo.
v’
To this end We arr- always look
in; to:- men and women Of ”11'
right quality who want
work that has
character." l
to do
“the mark 111
{The NORWALK T1RE
&RUBBER C0.
NORWALK, CONN.
llt‘l‘ c!
WEATHER ” 7 _ FGREEAST.
Forecast for [Norwalk and vii-121177}:
Fair tonight and Safiinlay; warmer 1'.
night. 51mm: southwest and 11-1-14.
wihds, probably of gall.- force. T2101";
is no welldefined disturbance 11133
morning east of the Rocky Mountrim.
Plcasant weather prevails gum-rally in
all districts. There has boon :1 (lwfltit'd
fall in temperature during the l:.:—'L
twenty-four hours in. the northm'n dw-
iricts. Zero temperatures 11': rc 1."-
ponted from the‘ eastern portion of
New York and from the northern and
central portions of New England. 'i'nu
temperature continues low 111 the
southern districts. Freezing temps-1.1-
tures extend as far south as 1111- (lulv‘
of Mexico.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: lli2l1_:ll; in“. ‘
26. Snow.
>, and Pillow Cases l HQVWAND’S
Thu-«lay. January 9, 1919.
Entrance on Main Street, F airfield Avenue, Cannon Street.
—_A
FRIDAY, JAN. 10. 1919 .
flBWLAN 11's
a
The \Vt‘fllht‘l‘: Fair 11ml ('..1.]..‘
Get your dollars WOrking
in the MILL END Sale.
There are big dividends to be earned by l‘vlill Endcrs,
There are fine bargains to be reaped with ease and speed.
Not a thing, not a dozen things;---but hundreds Of wanted things are in
. Mill End Sale.
From rooftree to. basement, every square foot of thebig store shines
\\ ith Mill End saving.
If you want tea, here!
If you want a coat or a suit, here!
{ If you want diamonds or tin,
shot 8 Ors sheets furs or percales, cotton or ribbon, silks or pins, ---HERE!
If you want a rug,
gold or aluminum,
That is the NIH! End Sale in essence:---many things for many people,
Get here!
usual price.
See for yourself !
Choose!
Save!
many things for many homes, all at l\"lill End price which is lower always than
Thereiare many days to do it, for the sale. is no fly-by-night affair, but
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
- -_.._
- City News
—Closlng out sale of winter coats}.
and suits at one half price. The Paris'
Cloak and Suit House, 33 .‘O O. 'M’u' 11
street. ‘
completed.
;l.Oan Dri1 cg; _
Phillip Conte, of 1,12 Ely avenue, was!
the young lad struck by the auto di'iv-l
«an by J. H. Incherney, of Main street,
on Ely avenue yesterday noon. The
young Conte had a. miraculous escape
from injury as he fell directly in front
of McNerney' a machine which passed
this city.
Jacksonville, Fla. and was
Sergeant Paddy Dodd, U. S. A.. has
been spending the past week as the
guest of his brother. Joseph Dodd. of
Sergvunt Dodd trained in
in mid-
ocoan on his way to France when the‘
l
l
he)
,horse and delivery wagon wore stolen,
The Rad Cross Auxiliary (St St. JO «1 ———Dn. J. H. Sloman announces the
eph’s Church held their weekly work- re—openlng of this
1111: session last evening and it was Washingtons
well attended by the members and a
’la1ge quantity of refugee work v1.18
De ntal office-.1...
of VV'ilton.
that his
vom-
VV, F. Lock-wood.
plalned to the police
—31 °-50 800- 00 W39 subscribed by from in front of a store near the end
the customers of the South Norwalk of.the VV'innipauk line yesterday after.
,T1 11.11 Company during the four Liberty:
noon An investigation conducted by
the police disclosed the fact that the
1101 so had been found wandering about
the street and some one knowing it '7!th E
11' as Lockw'oods animal had taken it;
home for‘hlm.
TODAY m WALL STREET.
W ALL STREET \‘oon ——Little op»
position to the declining tendency waa'
the morning.
extending their
were most
coppers and
during
stocks
encountered
prominent
early losses. Reactions
severe in oils, steels.
equipments. investment rails also
yielding with food specialties. These
reveisals were partly offset by the
11renmh of tobaccos American sugar.
Studebaker and (21-1111 Northern Ore.
111111. “ills Fargo Express and Am
\press gained four and the
palms. respectively. Foreign bonds,
especialh the French group, Shaded
irac1ionall1'.
’
.. -. _. ...1...- -.
only naturally, the first choosers get pick of the Mill End lots. ' ,
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ESTIMATE BOARD
PROVIDES FUNDS
FOR OLD BILLS
(Continued From First Page)
_—__
city court. Mr. livers told the board
that Ilw money was needed because
of the unusual large number Of "fines
resulting from convicted violators of
the motor vehicle law‘s. These fines
were 111m 11'» Hartford and in doing so
the ('Xiu'nn- account of the City Court
departxm-m was overdrawn and to off-
set this. (‘lt-rl; floors Offered a resolu—.
tion whom-by $7111.30 be appropriated,
from the unappropriated revenues to
the. credit of 1111: (7in Court appropria.
tion in the administrative department.
The board. without any hesitation,
lion w as presented/when by $2,200 was
appropriated for this matter.
This finished the business of the
evening and when the motion to ad
Journ was passed, the meeting came
to an end...
The New Year
Promises
Good Workers
Prosperity
11.01: p. ADMITS
WOMEN PHYSICIANS
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10.—~l"or the
first time in the history of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. the doors of
the university hospital are to 1w
thrown open to women physician? who
will act as interns. Two women
students in the medical department of
the university who will graduate in:
June, it was announced today, huvr'
been chosen by the managers of the
They
armistice was signed and the transport
was ordered to turn around and im-
mediately headed for this side again.
Sergeant Dodd has 1ch to rejoin his
over his body 'without. injuring him.
——Dr, J. H. Sloman announces the
BUTTER—
reopening of his Dental Office. 102:
' , VV’ashington St._ , regimem. .
Round Steak . . ......................... 301: lb {
Sirloin Steak . . . .......................... 32c lb. ;
Porterhousc Steak ........................ 32c lb.‘ I
Shoulder Steak . . ........................ 25c lb.
Spring Fresh Hams ............. , ......... 35c lb. 1'
Spring: Pork for roasting ................... 34c lb. E
Fresh Shoulders .................... . ..... 30c lb l
PrimcRibRoast ...... 28clb.
Home-made Sausage . . _. ................... 34c lb. l
Lean Pot Roast. no bones . .- ................ .. 30c lb. 1
Veal Cutlt-t ............................. 38c lb.
. Veal Chops ............................... 30c lb. l
Lean Corned Beef ....................... , 24c‘lb.
Lean Plate Corned Beef ' ................... 18c lb.
Fresh Plates .............. . .............. 181: lb.
smoked Shouldci s ........ . . . ._ ............. 30c lb.
Leg of Lamb ......... ’ . ............ 36c lb
Chopped Beef ........................... 24c lb.
-1; 1'13 WashingitonSl. So. Norwalk
The East NorWaIk Cash Grocery
We save you money and serve you well. Come——
Be a cash and carry customer. The savings are great.
the effort IS small. .
_
MOLASSES—If you are really fond of good mloasses
you can find the real article here.
COMPOUND LARD—lb.
c
Finest Creamery.
64c lb.
DIXIE BACON-—
FLOUR-—
40c lb.
Pillsbury’s Best or
Jones’ . . $1.49 per bag
CANDLED EGGS— ECONOMY
55c doz. MATCHES 6 boxes 29¢
. I”
GRANULATED SUGAR ............ '; .. 5 lbs. 49c
(3013‘?le- «flora-ice grand—ghe 31(5c duality 5c lb
0 QC. 1 .........
cameo—Cult e“ ‘3‘. .i .' ii‘i‘is. . .11 '7 ........... 301: can
GRAHAM Fl .OilR ................... 5 lb. bag 31c
EPICU RE 1ELLY POWDER—Assorted 3 pkg
“'1'1‘0 .................... C
LIVE OAK BLCKWHEAT k"; ............. 20c
o.TA TMIZAL—InBt the bulk ....a.'.’. g 3lbs. 20c
PURE LOOSE BUCKWHEAT .3 lb. ........... 10c
BAIRBANK’S LAUNDRY SOAP ...... 6 bars 2:-
EXTRA FINE POthK. a lb. ................. . 30c
SUGAR CORN .................... ccan
LARGE SIZE C AN PORK AND BEANS .12 1-2
A. - STULL ,
24 comer $111111! , 11111711111111.1111
\ , g f ._
passed lll!‘ resolution.
Dr. Henry (7. Shcrcr.
the boardof education, was on hand
and explained the appropriation of $1,-l 1
5:10.99 asked for the 5111001 depai‘t- F'N'SH'NG CASUALTY L'STS a
men‘i‘ Of this sum it was explained \\ ASHINGTON Jan. 9.——( ompliie'
by Dr. Sherm. 31-103 32 “0““ b“ “‘9‘! lisis of casualties union" the \mcrican.
to pay the bills for the repairs math
hospital. will assume tbcir 1111 1
secretary Of tics soon after graduation.
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
.. Evpeditionar'y Forces ha1o Men stm‘
on the school's lust “inter; $13 11? .
was for the rent of the 13““:3;n 'to \\ a’shington and one. thousand addi- l lie-Opens Jan. 2, 8.30 mm.
school; $181.79 was for insuranci: {tional (lC‘lkS have been put to work in!
(e in _'
$94. 25 “as for a bond issue to Joseph “w A'd utant- Gencr'al 1.- o
J
A Jackson and the remaining $111..” eedil a 055nm,
was 111 eded to balance the books of get them out as Sp 3 N p
the depai',l111e111 due to a deficit of that 3
amount, 11' hich had lppeai'ed. W hen;
the resolulion effecting this dDDlODl 1.1 i,
(ion was presented it 11 '15 immedi: itc-
ly passed by the board.
(‘ororporation Counsel Edward J.
Quinlan was on hand to give any;
needed explanation of a number of unv‘I
paid bills of the Highway Department ‘
in the fourth and fifth taxing d11111c112 .
which had not been paid 11i‘1hi11 1110?;
sixtv da1 pex 10d following the 1:10.11 of !
the fiscal 1'1a1'. The bills amounted to ;
; $6.43lflu. including a. large number 01‘ v,
i bills due Raymond Brothers, and afterl
1, 11 little discusion a resolution authorlz- ‘2
(ing an appropriation to cover the“
tabove bills was presented and passed. ‘1
l A. . special appropriation for Ilief
ipolice department of $78.13 was madaf”
{to 1119131 :1 bill contracted by that dc-l
{nartment last July when purchasing
’1 clothing. l
An appropriation from the unappro—{
l printed revenues in the city treasury,
l to the credit of the miscellaneous Zip-l about Vinol and tried it—within two
, propriation in the city administrativel weeks I commenced to improve, and
{department to defray the GXDG‘J'WF‘ now mhnveus lemdid pppetitle and feel I can 0 n- v worl. as Well as EVL'
nontraCth when the epidemic. of better' in everyway. ”— Eve run—down woman should Cal U
Mrs.
lot-ll
f
Run=l)ow11 People
Vino] is What You Need
Weak, run-down nan ous men and 110m nccd
Vinol because it contains the most {aninous recon—
structive tonics in an agreeable and easily digested
form: '—Beef and Cod Liver Pcptones, Iron and
Manganese Pcptonates and Glycerophosphates.
\Ve guarantee there is no tonic equal to V inol.
HERE IS PROOF
Tenn-lune. Texas.
“ I keenhouse and l 11 as weak, ru'
down and nervous, back achcd a 1:01 .0
deal of the time, so it “as hard to
take care of my chickt ns and do my
work—V inol has restored my strength
and m 111 ~1'v0usncss has gem-1'"
Detroit, Mich.
“ I got into :1 Weak, run-down con-
dition, no appetite, .ired all the time
and headaches -— but 'had to keeg
around and do my housework. I rea
l” Spanifih influenza was prevalent hi ohn F. Watson. Vino. "-Mrs Emir a Britt. k d m“
, this citv came up for considerable . _ Int-{adoring not-vote. anaemic conditions. wool: on men uvonvor 1'
' an » . “a m hlldron . .- ' Vin l.
} cussion. Every member of the 1 1: 1 '1‘“ “ ‘ “”2”“ n". mm 0
{ was in favor of making the npprop b -
tion asked, $2,100 but after a little
i
1 ,
lplanation and following 11 suggest
made by one or the 11191111111111, 1;
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