’ AY, JAN. 17, 1920 , values. «has. sue». on fiwfinw .1 . ”‘3‘; ,“fi‘mva '1“: *1 ”hurl H‘I'llfli’. 1111?: Eater: ’ HIS EX GLLLENCV .1 . vernor Marcus H. Holcomb "As nuanmwvcrn gnuary 17‘ Thrift Day 0 assist you in being thrifty, we are conducting some real saving sales. Many of these prices are less than replace- SHIRTS 20 per cent. $125 H If 0 $7 5 Reduction to . . a . oz. .2 - j to $1.75. Half 00:. $10.00 On Hgavy (202656 Travehng 110 $2.10. Half Doz. $12.00 “3'81 “1 “35° ‘10 $2.50. Half 00:. $14.50 Special Odd Lots 1. to $2.90. Half 00:. $17.00 of j to $3.25. Half 00:. $18.50 , ' . . to $3.55. Half Doz. $21.00 Men s 811k 3“qu ,- to $4.10. Half Dog. $24.00 50¢ pm. 3:“ “'95- ”a” °°z- $28-25 Mufflers 33 1-3 per cent. ofi‘. 'to $5.15. Half 00:. $29.75 f. nd $7.50 to $5.95. Fancy Leather Goods "- “a" 002- $33-75 “Cross,” 25 per cent. off. & oseph ngton Street, as) Davis South Norwalk. 10 snow PRIZE WINNERS tinned from yesterday.) '5 CHAVIES ,éLISH SOLID WHITE. Sr Male -:, W. J. _ khahn, John A. ,1 Sr. Female. ,j khahn, John A. NGLISH SILVER. ~‘ Sr. Male. khahn John A. LISH rSOLID BLACK. " .Male. khahsn, John A. LISH SOLID CREAM. ., Sr.‘Ma!e. .3. Wm. J. 1288a Harris, 12 93a Harris, Chas. 1389 1388 1391 1390 " .. . 7 1—H"— JACOBIN, DARK BROWN. Cock. 1286a Harris, Chas. H. Hen. 1287aHar1-is, Chas. H. FANTAIL. Cock. Chas. H. Hen. 1289a Harris, Chas. H. HOMER BLUE BARD. Cook. 1290a Harris, Chas. H. Hen. 12913. Harris, Chas. H. TUMBLER. CLEAN LEGGED. Cock. 1292a Harris, Chas. H Hen. H. BANTAMS. BLACK RED. Geek. Anderson, Albert. , Anderson, Albert. T " Hen. ‘ Anderson, Albert. Anderson, Albert. .-.c.- : ISH BROKEN COLOR. Cockerel. , Sr. Female. 1394 Anderson, Albert. is, W. J. Pullet. :' ANGORA.13‘3‘3 Anderson. Albert. - Sr. Max. 1392 Anderson, Albert. p, Mrs Annt. BROWN RED. ‘ p, Mrs. Anna. - - ' - Cock. 1:. Sr. Female. 1395 Anderson, A‘Mbert p, Mrs. Anna. » RED PYLE. GLISH SOLID RED. Cork. _ ‘5". Male. 1396 Anderson. Albert. khahn, John A. Hen. W. J. 1397 Anderson, Albert. ‘ Sr. Female. , C-LD ENGLISH GAME. , Jr. Cook. 1398 Anderson, Albert. . BANTAMS. ' Hen. ,x SEABRIGHT BANTAMS: .1399 Andernnn, Albert. Cock. PARTRIEZTE COCHIN BANTAM. ,John W., Jr. Cock. ' Hen- ‘1400 Lost ' Mrs. Eu ene. s, John W., Jr. 1", Hang Pullet- 1401 Leahy, Mrs. Eugene. is, John W., Jr. Cockerel. 11E COMB SEABRIGHT. 1402 Leahy, Mrs. Eugene. b Robeit Tempest, Jr. Pullet. b Robert Tempest Jr.1403 Leahy, Mrs. Eugene. FF COCHIN BANTAM. pen. 3 COCk- 1404 Leahy, Mrs. Eugene. .' ercy Farm. meicy Farm. » Hen. jj ahy, Mrs. Eugene. mercy Farm. 1 M1s Eugene. V ngE COCHIN BANTAM. Cockerel. mercy Farm. TACK COCHIN BANTAM. ,. Cock. , ultze, Mrs. Oscar. ' meicy Farm. f Hen. hultze, Mrs. Oscar. hultze, Mrs. Oscar. 1405 Tomorrow nation wide campaign in connection with Trinity church Blanks are being circulated, and as WHITE COCHIN BANTAM. Pen. Leaky, Mrs. Eugene.- GOLDEN DUCKWING GAME. Pen. 1406 Leahy, Mrs. Eugene. TRINITY CHURCH NOTES. the first steps in the will be taken. , Cockerel. they are filled out the church records hultze, Mrs Oscar. 'will be completed. This is in no 311111291 Mrs. 050313 sense a campaign ’for money. hultze, Mrs. Oscar. . , hultze, Mrs. Oscar. A meeting of the confirmation . pullet. class will be held tomorrow after- hultze, Mrs. Oscar. noon at 2:30 o’clock conducted by the ‘hultze, Mrs. Oscar. COMB BLACK BANTAM. \ Cock. h,apman Mariana. ramercy Pam _ Hen. , apman. Mariana. LACK COCHIN BANTAM. Pans. ’ rs. Oscar Schultze. 1 Silkeis. 1',Connor Jack. GOLDEN PHEASANT. Cook. aast, Chas. L. east, Chas. L. rector, and a cordial invitation is ex- tended tho‘se who desile to be pres- ent. Trinity Men's Club will have a lit- tle feed tonight. present, and give a talk to the boys. The rector is a member of all com- mittees, and the work of the club is under his direction. of men from 17 years old up, who are not members of the club are invited to join. The rector will be A large number MHEARST PHEASANT. Cock. aast, Chas. L. PIGEONS. - l BUFF CARINEAUX. l Cask. ' ' 'hitney, John H. Hen. ‘ ’hitney, John H. ‘ . BLUE LARK. ’ Cock. ' hitney, John H. Hen. ’ 'hitney, John H. UE AND WHITE POUTER. museum s-romcn mounts: nus ave mounts cured by was glasses. ‘ TH AME1R Optometristeandomiciaul "one 0' madden-u.“ l state . m. .OWLAND’S WumMWAV-ummm Fermi: Snow tonight, proba- bly rain Saturday. WW ..._.7 _‘ “Reason Why” of the e Mill 9‘ nd sale. The Mi] End sale is the biggest allair Bridgeport’s store-world ever sees. ll outshines all other aliairs, excels them in size, outstrips them in worthiness. ' Here are the reasons wh :--- Mill Bud claims are never exaggerated Mill End prices are always lower than regufar Mill End merchandise is never misrepresented Wasn’t it line Thursday !! You know the Mill End lots are so there are big lots and plenty oi lots there are Mill Ends in every part oi the store; things needed in every home, p.cnly ol them liner sorts ol merchandise are “in ii”--Iurs and jewels and bcaulilul rugs, lor example true economy is the guiding spirit ol . the sale. Thanks to your judgment and enthusiasm this lllh sale sets out with a dash to break all records! 1“,- . And it’s going to be line every day, 1 big and so ‘many that the sale actually grows bigger, instead of smaller, With ' each day that comes. D. A. R. MEETING. Regents and Treasurers to Meet in Hartford, January 22. The regents of the Norwalk Chap-' ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution has received a notice from Mrs. Starr C. Barnum of Danoury, recording secretary of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. It announces a meeting of chap- ter regents and chapter treasurers of the Connecticut Daugilters of the Am- erican Revolution, to be held in Hart- ford. Thursday, January 22,1111: notices .are sent out by direction or the state regent, Mrs. John L. Buelo of Litchfleld. They read as follows. Believing that the meeting of chap- ter -regents and chapter treasurers held last year resulted ,in much bene- - fit to the work of our chapters. the state regent's council vow: that the staté regent be requested to can an- other such meeting in January of this ear. y Therefore in accordance with this vote, a. meeting of chapter regents and chapter treasurers is hereby com ed for Thursday. January 23.19“, 115m lib 1 .THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS co. bulletin No.2 of the N. S. D. A. R. Americanization committee. and other suggestions in Americanization work will be considered and acted upon; 1 many matters of importance to thei Connecticut Daughters of the Amerl-E can Revolution will be discussed and laction will be taken on such other business as is proper to come before said meeting 3- A recess will be taken for luncheon and the sesion resumed in the after- noon. ‘11 Reagents and treasurers are urged to. be present and regents who are unable to attend are requested to ap- point one substitute. W‘— THE BEST WAY. If the show of anything be good for I am sure sincerity is beer ter; torwhydoesa‘nymandiaembie, orneemtobeihotwhichheumbut NEW STUDENTS MAY ENTER ANY DAY NOW Phone 314-2. bombs thinks itxood who" “GIIM” hepreteudego to?” Wallet-soluble to com . w 1 meat 'u-m Bhoeuyemghtorthegovem tanks them but it’s an A DIRECT TELEPHONE Part of our equipment is a direct private telephone to our main ofl‘ice which enables us to render prompt and reliable service equal to that given by any branch ofiice located in New York City. It far excells telegraph service. GOLDBERG 89’ HEIM Investment Securities 162-166 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn. ,1, - T lenhono W95 Stamford. loin once—74 My, New York City. f’l‘iv a "fSOen‘wt‘i-el— A3?
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