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_":.;:'.eatage ol
5:; es oi Men s
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Doz. $7.25
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.1 $7.50 to $5.95.
‘ 002.
$10.00
$12.00
$14.50
$17.00
$18.50
$21.00
$24.00
$28.25
$29.75
$33.75
of'
, 50c pair.
20 per cent.
Reduction
,vy Gloves, Traveling
gs, Suit Cases.
' cial Odd Lots
'5 Silk Hosiery
' 1-3 per cent. 03'.
1' Leather Goods
'," 25 per cent. ofi'.
jhph Davis
a NORWALK.
The ’,Perca.1es, Fancy
mini-tinge and all the new Wash-
Goods for the New Year are be-
ing placed on sale, comprising the
best assortment we have ever
shown.
l
1
1 E. K. BANKS
i flAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
l ' South Nomlk.
Edward G. Froeh has been confined
to his home 18 i.'oue street, during
the past. week with a serene cold.
1
, Thiztyone men and women were ar-
rested in spectacular wide by feder-
el agents on fou1 alleged disorderly
housea at Savin Rock New Haven,
early Sunday moxning.
-—Cylinder reboring. Shufelt’s Gar.
age. Tel. 163.3.
Edward B. Doulens, chairman of
the Republican city committee,,11as
<«nt out a call for the members to
meet at a special session in the city
comt room, City Hall building, this
evening. at 8 o '.clock
‘.-Jrhe new 'Pictorial Review Spring
Fashion Book is now on sale at Don-
'nelly's 16 _So. Main St.
ionizing Sunday, probably fair.
-~ .. *hmmmm—gumw '7 W'-
mac: Snow; slightlywu-mep
Stephen l‘ioffo, who formerly con-
ducted a saloon at 9 Railroad avenue,
has cleared all his belongings from
the building. Mrs. Mary C. Griffiths
of 261 Greenwich avenue. Stamford.
notified the local police Saturday at-
ternocm that all goods left in the ;
pl11cez-11o her property and 1111151 mug
be disturbed. l
\iost Excellent Ernest F. Sweeney.
1 haptm oi (onnectir-ut, will make 1111;
ofiiciai \isit to \Vashington Chaptet. i
No 2-,1 it .A .\i.. tomorrow (Wining i
Thaw (‘lllltlli’llllts will be m \altcd to,
the degree of the royal arch and fol-!
lowing the degree work rei'i'e'shmentsi
will be served. ‘
--—Evmv:,ihin ' in the line of offim' sup-
'plie.=, i'ileq s res—Complete line of all
kinds 01‘ Jon oats and LNlL’f‘ls I’adsfi
om. is now on display in our down-i
lph .l. l‘-11.~'111
S. \\'.1vle-. tl
(:111'1111111 has
orqo l'.
itinu station
0: llt‘l‘ home.
1.3111'11l11 au'nuo'
'i'lii 1. through the Raymond
real ('h‘lélli.‘ and
has
11- 1'
t'!'_ is ill with
purchased
from
in
rice
“1
kw“ .110 Lorine. No. l. 0. R. D. committee of?
1.1.4, )lui‘l
11x Ilii‘
ii '11‘\'l'tt'
insuran re
oi’ the rapid withdrawal of
can troops from
Park: at the local
”1“ city meeting of the club.
een notified to accept no
cunts for sc-r
Siberia in}: of the governing board “ill 11(-
in that
q iYac hi (‘lub will be held on \‘l ednes-i
Mrs.
stairs annex. which we have turned
own to office supplies exclusively. If
there's anything along this line that.
you need, We , a‘1ve it. Donnelly‘ s 16.
So. Main St. 1
A number of Norwalk residents at-l
tended a banquet, in New York last '
piro 01‘ liridcepm't by the Grand,
{the li‘ 11a} ll1ith.disttict Grand Lodge.
icortipriwd of prominent professional
and business men from \ew England.
\1 «ins slate of New \01k and the
[lumininn of Canada.
“ A special meeting of the Norwaikl
11111) menin: Janualy 28.111 8 o'clork.
for the purpose of naming a commli- .
tv'e to nominate oilicm'xfor election at ‘
lihe annual tum-ling. to he held Satur-
'd11y evening. February 28. A meet-
held :1‘ 7:30 p. n1. piior to the spi‘Llfll ’
—-Stabell Dance Town
Assembly
Hall Fri. Jan. 23, Adar, 250.
H Haitr‘uts and shaves in union b r-
RF D ALCOHOL ,‘Ibt shops in Bridgepott have advanlt-
, Gallon Includinz
' Container
Powell Corporation
i'uth Norwalk
WEEK
' TEN comma)?
111's or THRIFT
led in price to 50 cents and 25 cents
irespectively. The advance went into
feti‘mt Saturday when the barbers'
'union decided that they could no:
keep up with the. high cost of livingi
withomut boosting it along by r-aising
.their own prices.
lilridgeport report a 111311 to buy shaw-
_1ing materials individuals planning to
Sllfl‘t‘ them: (‘lw's rather than pay
ihiizh pzires to harbors. ‘
i Mrs, Frederick H. l.y11(h of River-
lside has been elected 11 member of
'the Greenwit h College ( lub. She was
.Mig. Maud Mutton. daughter (11‘ the
Lpresident ot‘ the 'l‘euchers' College,
Columbia‘Unii-ersity. and is a grad-
1111'~_i of Smith College. Her husband.
Rev. Dr. Frederick H. Lynch. is editor g
of Christian Vt'ork, and a graduate off
Yalfi.
l
night given in honor of Charles Sha-'
(hand liigh Prit-st of the Royal Arch 1 '
Drnggists in; ‘
Only one
good; reason
a
w]?
for Mill-Endin :
- ITPAYS.
If you want a. rug or a fur coat.
If you need 5111(8 or soap.
If you d llke diamonds or 811k camisoles.
if home requires kitchen things or the whole family
demands new 811065..
the 44th Mill End Sale
is the place where they are to
be found at special price.
Practically no limit to the Mill End:
it spreads over the entire store and the
entire city carrying. its big and bright
eavinge from these four walls to, every
Bridgeport home.
Mill 11 tickets glow like
gold-«and
January 17—24
. ave a Bank Account.
arry Life Insurance.
- ake a Will
,Iwn Your Own Home
1 ventually.
Pay
- ..... .-~._.—... _.._.. v<’..-——..
here With Others.
heartily endorse the
e ten. The person who
’5 them is bound to
:ppy and at least mod-
1y prosperous.
' ores MONDAY -
for the Children
they are'free from wrinkles, seams
and nails. 2 i ’f
C-Saw
hoes
Wise mothers buy them because
It paystobnyfloodyeuwdu.
The cast of. the play to be presende
xiii] hold its first rehearsal tonight in
Red Men's hall, West “'ashington
street.
,’-.~
Slipping on the icy pavement while
leaving Christ Memorial church, West.
port, yestemdnngrs. Kemper, of that
town, tell and suffered a scalp wound.
She was giien medical treatment by
Dr. George E Cram, and removed for
further attention to the Nor-walk Hos-
pital.
Smoke and soot did alight dance
in the residence of. Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. Edward B. Basins. 18 Hillside
place, Yesterday alter-noon, whq an
become out of order. firemen man
the Central station were mint
no damage was altered from fine.
ammomkingm
by Court. Mural, Daughters of Camila;
lenjoyed a day" a vmtlon.
oflucygnsedtohmthSMh-rom.‘
'Theyorwalkhagornmm‘
mm.
- troled The mid-winter “sideshow,” thati
1131mm?” wheat mafitm he!!! forth about a week in the Vacanti
business section today in the absence store in the Raymond Brothers buiidq
from the city. The glaring.
t Teacher‘s training m _
@T'éew‘ii‘imflé‘e‘? 13;: the many-school “MB- “5‘?" “ken “1°“ ’ -
rooms or the South NorwattCongrc- “-‘L
gationnl church at 8 o‘clock tomorrow
night. .
\
'l‘horeg'ulumo monthlymeefinsofthe ‘
Not-walk Building w and Invest-
ment mum ”khaki at the
otfieeotthaAseodafioninTayioz-J:
Golden’s W16
Sum-ohms driven by Jewell W
15116911},me meet, and John
momma. Avenue A. New Y3 . 3
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS o.
“m bang that ed Dr. Francis I. Burnell they were re-
lmby ogegiindingert'liem a: liar-2111.151: moved to their furnished room in a
' mouse on Hamilton avenue.
. . ......’ .~..oao¢cuoth- ’1“
cot-Advbiitoplitvoal‘h
ll End values
olden“ savings.
.1.................. .9
know Ills! hear
"Poul tied Iceling." humus-3‘13-
1*. w w-
.. "“1?"
Mr. and Mrs. John Mack of Brook- ’03 MURPHY SOLD
‘lyn, were taken ill at the South N01"
. wail: krazilroaci station, lust night Af' Bob Mur y.
of Policeman Frank S. Strutton, Whoimmlgmn “flat ha been re ter receiving medicab attention from on
T0 MINNEAPOIM
MINNEAPOLIS Minn, Jan. 19:“
an outfielder, has m.
purchased from ’the Washington Ann-.1»
ericans by the local American Am—
ciation Baseball Club.
Norwalk Chronicler