-Y, JAN. 23,1920
Edward Parks, Jack Hadley, and
ALL SALES flhlmer Ccligswell or Norwalk, attended
‘ 0. non try show at the Mad‘cnt
OF Square Garden today. ‘1’ l
SHIRTS —’1’31"’iPS—m0uming bands. O‘Brien.
‘ Rev \i J Lv
. . . . . .. ,nch of St. Mary‘s
SWEATERS church. Bridgeport will be in town
GLOVES this evening to attend the reception
given in his honor by St. Joseph's
parish in Red Men’s Hall.
LEATHER GOODS —-MURRAY$ SINGING ORCHESTRA
ETC., Armory,‘ tonight. i
_ . That the Connecticut com anv’s'
r the entire month 0f Jan- revenue for November and Decgmner
had been increased 21 per cent over
the same months of 1918 was shown by
e advantage of these sav_ figures submitted by counsel for the
company at a hearing before the pub-
lic Ltilities commission in Hartford
yesterday, when the company answer-
ed arguments by a number of towns
& and cities that the new system was
M not popular.
[$5,qu --—Don't forget South Norwalk K. of C.
8% @' Fair, Red Men's Hall, Starting Mon-
‘ka day.
The sale of the Remington Arms
Manufacturing company's plant for
i seph DaViS: $10.000,000 and 609 homes built by the
. gorgpany for workingmen at a cost of
,. 2, 00,000, was announced yesterday.
00TH NORWALK- Three holding corporations of which
[New lork lawyers are the incorpora-
401‘s, are the purchasers. The Arms
. . _' _ _ . . company employed 10,000 working
”“3 -” ll ‘“ ”‘0 31‘9““? gnen ‘men and women. including a number
am Miller and Joseph Tracey of Norwalk residents who commuted
er to Iwrrtistent rumors 'in the ' tthhe‘itrfwork Ln ”‘19 {Oml‘alnfi'fi 912"};-
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trl\l that the block at Mam o ' t 0]“ 0m“ 0
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't ”we”. they recently mm. nr, Rut lrns lhll, Stattm‘ \ion
. on: James Ells, was to be ren-I (183'
r tlnatre purposes. :
st: ~: Andrew Leary anfl
_J. Howard have receiver] Jing
‘ send out large quantities of
mg literature be instructed to ‘ . ‘ .
.. cat .1. [in accurately addressing QUICK! (JGl' LlVEi’ and
barge numbers of letters BOWBIS Right \Vllh
_\‘ buuuise of too brief address- t
s requested that common or “Cascarets”
Ea names be used in full. and. '
Bridgeport. Conn,
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‘ eat. that business houses who . ,
- or more initials be affixed.
. and. Roys' (laps. O‘Brien. '
tits~ and l'mbrellas. O'Brien.
«Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
lion, Sallow Skin, and Miserable Head— ‘
aches come from a torpid liver and
”‘U‘ Hatdet‘S. “- EW avenue. 3 sluggish bowels, which cause the stom-.
Vh V'MW fill" “.710 suffered ayach to become filled with undigested}
of NW 4”“ recently when I food, which sours and terments. form-t
5 Fun down by an automobile in: acids. gases and poisons. Cascar-
by William GMT)" was report- 1 ets tonight will give your 'bilious liver
Vmoming 11“ doing nicely in the and constipated bowels a thorouzh
k ”(BPHM- No date has yet cleansing and straighten you out by
BM (”Y M“ GUN-V's tilial. lle morning. Cascarets never sicken or in
W'd bail 0‘ $1.000 to appear for convenience you like nasty Calomel.
, to reckleSs driving and pass-iSahS' Oil, or griping Ems- They work
tanding street-car charges. while you sleep.
ill Outlet Store
124 Washington St. . South Norwalk
nVentory S a l 9
Now On
' We know that when you come to a sale you ex-
ect to get bargains.
We are trying our utmost not to disappoint
_.. “Ar—M- ,- _ “.—
on.
J We are adding other Speci-.ls to replace the
fines we sold out.
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You can save money
by choosing clothes and
home needs and other al=
ways=useful articles now
at the Mill End Sale.
' That 'is the only
reason. why you should
come to the Mill End Sale.
It is the only reason
why the sale is such a
big success.
And it is reason
enough, isn’t it?
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS co.
and
DEPARTMENT. STORE
iVe have decided to clos
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& I. FETNSOD
l3 ELY AVE-
Pre-Inventory Sale
e out our surplus stock of new. up-to-the-minute merchandise before our annual stock taking. We have had a very successful holiday season. But OWing to our
Men’s,
Boys’
and
Children’s
Clothing
heavy advance purchases in order to get the rock bottom wholesale prices we want to reduce our stock. We have not hesitated to buy in quantity. of course not overlooking quality.
which is the forem 0st by-word with us.
i money in fixing up an elaborate store.
from you? Are yo u open for conv1ctio
. to take a chance an d come down and convmce vourse
Perhaps you have not heard of our store. (Perhaps you have not even visited Whistleville. Don’t you think that even out of curiosity you ought
lves as to how much money you really could save by trading with us- We do not pay high rents. and have not spent a great deal of
But when it comes to good reliable. staple merchandise and at the right prices. we consider ourselves without competition. May we expect a visit‘
11? If so. come. You will not be disapminted. Remember the name and address.
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13 ELY AVE.
Family Millinery i11__ Season Our Specialty
Dry Goods,
Ladies’
and
Men’s
F u rnishings
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