IESDAY. JAN. 20, 1920
illRlFTY !
c Advantage 01
1' Sales oi Men's
Furnishings
SHIRTS
Half.
Half
Half
Half
Half
Half
Half
Half
. to $1.25.
$1.75.
$2.10.
$2.50.
$2.90.
$3.25.
$3.65.
$4.10.
Doz. $7.25
002. $10.00
Doz. $12.00
Doz. $14.50
002. $17.00
Doz. $18.50
Doz. $21.00
Doz. $24.00
to $4.95. Half Doz. $28.25
to $5.15. Half Doz. $29.75
and $7.50 to $5.95.
Half Doz.
to
' to
to
5 to
O)
t to
to
‘tO
$33.75
20 per cent.
Reduction
. Heavy Gloves, Traveling
Bags, Suit Cases.
Special Odd Lots
of
3 .Men’s Silk Hosiery
_ 50c pair.
"_..ers 33 1-3 per cent. otl‘.
:Fancy Leather Goods
‘Cross,” 25 per cent. ofl'.
we
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RECLOSUFlE PROCEEDINGS.
n Property lnvolved'
rought by a Nomalk Bank.
. paper-s served by D( outy Sheriu‘
n W Benedict, the Fairfie‘ d,
t) National Bank of \orwalk 21'- 3
ed foreclosure proceedings
.51 Mm. Gertrude Dennis on Free
foi'meily of Wilton but n1w of'
Ymk city to the amount 01 $1,-
Prom 1ty in \Vilton is 111vc"e(1. 3 '
my 1 co Davis retresents 1‘10
in the case.
111(111Rl\ll13,.1.1n 20—31119. Aus-
1-1 t‘owrnmtnl has been tiying .
' 1915 to find oil in paying quanti-
in Pillplll (Brit sh New Guinea).
his far the 1-‘nglisi1 expert in
1 of 1111' wmk has obtained only
5,000 gallons.
.1111- l.m 20.-'.v»11e1 the 8111'
1:11 lims of B1rlin were taken
by 111'11111nicipalih last. summer.
1 11150113 looked for a decrease in
1nst1'11i the fame now have
:1- of ton.
istant SZcretary of
rcasury Who Probably
Will Succeed Mr. Glassl
[.1
I‘K ”(yer-
. .1. z-t-z-l-t-tw’. to. ~ 1 1r
r is believed in Washington that
:v‘ of the Treasury CartenGlass
' ' 1'1" goes to the Senate as a mem-
1' "11:11 Virginia. Mr. Letflngwell is
1\\ ,\k
:~' .11 (barge of fiscal alfairs.
0 directly handled much of the
financing of the government.
Mar) \IcA,doo both of whom
' ‘ Dr .1ised his ability and fitness to
" 1 resident. York at
int-1‘1
He is a New
”"Ily Loan organization and six
onths later was appointed to his
sent position.
I 1Ll\ '..111 'cd to 30 pfemiigs an in-
v'wlbnt Wilson has settled upon R. 1
L1 flingwell as the successor to Sec-
istant secretary of the treas-
It was
It
oown that Mr. Letfingwell has the
011 of Secretary Glass and former ,,
. He went to Washington early-
' .11.. war as counsel to the Treasury
richness, dark and medium
E of heavy weight and fine
I
1 $6
shades, worth $7 yd-—-
in Action .
Silk poplin
1, and velvets and excellent
, natural pongce, worth $1. 50
I and $1.71)“- $1
Crepe de chine
and fine c1 epc meteor,
'Shnl't 10“}?thS splendid 1'11l-
.,01‘B north $1 to $3" (5---
$1.50
Dress goods
of silk and wool, poplin
and crcpv; some partwool
plaids in wood combinations,
I worth $1. 30 and $2--- $1
§
Navy serge
of splendid weight
I. deep hue,pure wool, 34 inches
wide, worth $4.: 10--- $3. 50
l.
i_Boys’ blouses
‘ of woven madras in good
‘designs, some with collars,
ldouble cuffs——— $1.20
and
1
l'Boys’ trousers
1' good knickerbockcr style,
excellent fancy mixtures,
‘ firmly sewed, sizes 6 to 16»-
1’ $1. 20
' Men’s jerseys
l ‘ of good warm gray fabric,
"sleeves and roll collar-——$1
S‘G‘rilbert sets
‘ for building aircraft, with
i’them boy can make airplane
Which will really fly—— $1
’{oood dolls
i with stuffed body and,
pretty head, dressed and
[equipped with bonnet—$1
l
Genuine cameos
set: in harpin's brooches
pendants and stick pins of
filled gold, nice patterns,
worth $1.50 to $2. 50- $1
r1111 sou-1'11 1101mm mu mm
11011315
4mg.
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Shop every day before 6.
do extra 111111
at the MILL END Sale.
Here are Some examples===
: tor.
Top-handle purses
of black leather in good
sizes and shapes, others in
strap-back model; worth
$1.50 and $2--— $1
Tafi‘eta. ribbon
in rich moired design and
of good weight and firm
weave, 51/2 inches wide, ex-
cellent range of colors,worth
65c ydm 2 yds $1
Men’s ties
0f open-end 4-in-hand
style, rich in both color and
quality, effective in design,
worth $1.30-—- $1
Cashmere socks
for men, light weight and
black,worth 7 5c-—-2 pairs $1
Women’s stockings
of light lisle in handsome
cordovan shade, worth 29c——-
5 pairs $1
Babies’ stockings
of white 'or tan, soft and
fine, medium weight, worth
35c——- 4 pairs $1
Union suits
. for women, light fiuc soft
cotton, not all sizes, worth
75c——- 2 for $1
Cotton vests
for women, light in weight
and soft and agreeable in
fabric, worth 35c---4 for $1
Women’s handkerchiefs
of pure plain linen or of
fine cotton with embroider-
ed corner, worth 15c"-
8 for $1
Men’s handkerchiefs
excellent linen, plain and
of fine quality, good weight,
worth 50c—- 3 for $1
Hair nets .
of human hair in the liked
cap shape, nearly all shades,
regular 15c-— 95c do:
Muflbed:
with satin lining and
mth ring, black or
‘btowmI worth $1.75:- $1
wondrous. warm, oxford or‘
Hotwater bottles
of metal; strong and long-
lived, of shape which insures
comfort, keep warm for
hours and do not, break;
worth $1.50-- $1
'1!!"'
Toilet soap
in large-sized tablets, scy-
cral agreeable and refresh-
ing odors, Worth 1511-“
$1 doz
Nainsook drawers
of very fine quality with
trimming of special embroid-
cry--- $1
Slipover nightgowns
in scvei a] spm L11 .11111
pretty styles, fine fabiic with
excellent embroidery tiim—
ming—-- $1
Rompers 811 Creepers
for children, plain or
(heckcd chambray and pure
“hit 0, prettv and 52'“ ers of
washing- $1
Corsets
of fine coutil and batistc,
a bunch of dificrcnt styles,
boon $1.35 in the Mill End
Salc-~ $1 .
Untrimmed hats
in a collection which offers
some of the prettiest and.
smartest shapes of the sea-
son, vclvet and silk beavei
mostlv, large and small and
medium shapes—- $1
Men’s. rubbers
of heavy weight, splash
through snow dryshod! Reg-
ular $135—- $1
Women’s felt
shoes and slippers, great
house comerts for Winter,
worth $1.50 and $2—- $1
White satin
slippers for women, grace-
ful in line, worth $13541
in light shades mostly,
Arch supports
which bring comfort to
many an aching foot, worth
12—. $1
Men’s hats
both soft and still a med-
ley of colors and shapes-~-
$1
Bungalow dresses
of pcrcale in good checks
and stripes, well made, out
on proper lines, nice fitting;
worth $1.50 and $1.73---$1
Voile waists
of purest white and fine
style, mubroidorcd or lace,
trimmed, some with pique
collars, worth $1.75 and $22"-
$1
Sheraton stationery
:1 fine lawn paper in plcas-
ing V1 hite ~18 cm clopcs with
24 cards and 2—1 sheets 1) aper,
“with" 1 )1'--- 2 for $1
Vestees
of not and 111131: in pretty
combinations, worth $1.50
85c
Val lace
011 pieces of 12 yards,
French and round mesh,
edges and matcht'g inser-
tions, worth $1 and $1.27)»-
690 ‘
Table linen
which is 5111-: 311011,?0 inches
wide, bleached, good designs
and service able in both
weight and texture, regulai
$1.39 ydu- $1
Huck towels
of good weight, hemmed.
all—white or with red border,
regular $1.80 1102—— $1.50
Outing flannel ?
bloodied, 24 inches wide,
regular 15c yard-7T8 yd: $1
Sweeping combimtionzu-1 '
one broom, one dustpan,
and one package Dustbane,
worth $1.35»— 85o
Brush combination:---
one floor brush and one
stair brush, worth $1.25“—
850
Mapping combination:---
one 12-qt fiber pail, one
mop with handle; worth
$1.75——— $1.10
Aluminum sets
three sauccpans each with
cover, sizes 1 11/. and2 qts,
worth $2. 20--- $1.35
Clothes baskets
and 1111111111'1's” good and
strong and good ?sizcd,worth
$1.35—-- 95c
Garbage cans
of stout; and strong metal,
good $17.1", worth $1.50-—-$1
Nippon china.
cliccsc and cracker dishes.
hand painted, worth $2-—-
$1.10
Cut glass
nappies and comporis, 111cc
patterns, worth $1.25—--85c
Cut glass lamps
with silk shades brilliant.
and fine, worth $6—-- $3.95
Tea kettles
of copper with good coat—
ing of nickel, worth $2.75---
$1.95
Curtain lace
of filet not in fine quality,i
vine patterns and detached
figures 45 inch worth $1 50 one pound
yd—-- $1
Scrim and marquisette
in short lengths, mostly I
to 6 yards, plain or bordered,
worth 29c to 45c yd--19c yd
Shades
PAGE rm
A dollar IS worlh more than a hundred cents at the Mill End Sale-- 101' it buys more than a
hundred cents usually does. How great its work! How 1111] its buying poWer! '
Makes 11o ditierence what part 01 the store you 90 Mill Ending 111. Everywhere the Mill End
dollar does extra work.
every one fresh to the salez===
Table oilcloth
in plain white or in pat-1
terns of white combined Willi
blue 01' green, 46 inches wide,
worth 58c--- 490
Lace scarfs ‘ " 3'7}
in p1ct11 patterns and nice
qualitv, 20 by 54 i111 lies“
1
w 01111 $1. '10--— .1
"‘ W‘fih
,.
Children’s dresses ,-
to be embroidered, ready: )
stamped pink and blue pop-4
lin, sizcs 2to4,wortl1:r‘1——. 11
50c j'
Centers ‘ ‘,
with 11 imming of filct lace.)
Very 1'1l1'1ti\ 1', 72 111111, “111 tn;
$7.30 111 $3450“- $595 I.
Chiildren’s kimonos ' '1
S’lzlllllwd 111 good Josignsn,
worth $1.23“- 750
Neponset mats
for floor 1'11\'1"1‘111g‘, :1 311121)
qun'v. worth 7511:~-- 39c
Congoleum rugs
of ('Xl't‘llt‘lll bright p.115:
terns 211111 colors, durable 111111.
light 111111 sanitary, {3/3, by .‘11
feet, worth $4 ——— $3
Axminster rugs
in 1-l1:11':11-t1'1'i.\:t lo and bean—l
tit'ul colors are
cheery and pleasing, worth
$4.50 .1111 +111--- $3.50 81 $7
11:11‘3
Howco tea
either black mixed or 01".
angc Polo-.1», regular 451' lT1~—-‘
3 lbs $1
Tea. 85 Coffee
a spm in] (-1111‘11'11'nation of!
1121111 llowco.
White Rose tea and Howco.
Royal (off1 1', “"111 th $1.20“.
$1
, Girls’ fine dresses
of white,organdy and voila
and net and Swiss,some hand
embroidered and others;
all ready to hang, plain,tnmm' ed with delicate lace.
green, with spring roller and and embroidery, sizes 6 to 11,
brackets, 36 by 72 incha,‘
00:
1
Warm 790—-
worth $6 to $14. 50“—
$£90 to $11. 50
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