'V ~m§ Females, Fmfiylir
:11 all the new Wflh’
New Your are be»
I 19, com risin the.
‘ ‘ 1 J 3' Wm be held tonight at the South N0?-
mom we have ever
BANKS v '
x 2‘10
HOTEL atoms
Vl’vorett ”BM ,0: Norwalk has
«mi-chased a new Rec timeliness truck.
An importlgnt rileétlng of OphlfChap»
ter, 0. 8;, will be held tonight
The, first of a series of cord parties
w‘nlk b.1115.
i—n—o'”
William O. McLean. Gibson terrace,
loft for Lincoln. R. 1., laSt. night, where
this mower is seriously ill. ‘
' “Q” I, "
‘ V1131: Antelin 3995:: has been ill
with :1 sore-re cold :Vt her home on
- F1 anklin street.
V‘f
9
anl m of Evereley “.93“:me on Flax Hill road
; \oVV'\o1'k city Mantle.)
"le l'olien 0f
fen
Academy
a position with me
' Good: company. “7:11!
' unes,
proprietor of t 11.:
log (‘oznpzmy has been
VV' days at his home in
, '1: born on Thursday
vwalk hospital to M"
i. am r. Rufisoll
[Mot h: r and
i‘ who is cxnploynd
3
03‘
by ,
. . :Fra k C.
Manufacturing Com- :1
6
SOD “1““
,"11‘1isi'nrtnne to crush til-T
1. 1': hand
, e injury
9 511111;)
,e. “1'.
19:?1 Swmlr'rs, who
hit: (town by the
"VYlll‘unn l'lnrry
.'.1.~ _\'(1'.'<te1‘(l:1y
orwull; hospital
arennu.
Month?
proved quite
finger had been .
Sullivan dressed":
\Vll b:
. lnn 1111' full recovery
jitney
several
rem a V0 11
to her
She is getting
is
1 Manor l. 0. 0. F. oi“ Con:
'1' s1 V'oral members of hi<
y an official visit to But-
”o, 9?. tl1l§"év‘efiihg.
The "
-g1-w will be conferred on
Mums.
3'. All Odd
_Vl to attend.
.l,e';\!:1_\'. 2t“. yoars Old
. lllltlt'l' arrest for bigan1y.l
Refreshments af-
Fellows' cor-
oil
when 13 years old. Celina
Douglas, Mass.
Slit)“ 1y after.
o:gi:1n:1
.1111
also was: deserted.
He de-
In ,1915 no
Gillette in Hart-
It
1 complaint that he is ar-
1' sin,-
lm N.
[homo and Texas
Ssltllll‘l'
(liscovm'ed the de-
Imoks of Torrlng-
twiny on his trip to Ken-
as spe-
-maliV'o of the state-bank-
to investigate oil
propmries belonging to omit! Protective 01'dm
Mrs: Ann Lutldy of Wilton avenue
is able to be out after an illness of]
:a week VV 1th the grip.
, Alexander J. Rummler of New York
city Jute been visiting at his summer
Members or the Norwalk Bar Asso-
ciation VVill enjoy :1 lunchm at the
\‘crwnlk Country 0.111: next Smmda}
night
A ball u11cler_‘the auspices of I’nton
"3 Anmlamoted Meat Cutters' of
, Noni: America. will be held tonlh’t in ‘
Mt: sic Hall.
Exery business man
“Omeles of the. Authms.’
J. l’.I..:1VV'ren('e of this
sale :1? Donelly‘s,
should read I
" writun by l
city, now on
Mire Max-V McLaughlin. of No.14l
Bur-111i amenue lcceived word .todaV
oi the death 01“ her ststcriuznla“ Mrs.
‘VV A.McL.1u;zhlin, of DanburV.
‘All former service men of the city,
are imited to attend the meeting—pf;
Godfrey Post, American Le-i
-ion, to be held toniht in the council!
chamber of the city hall.
Annabelle '5 year old daughter of
M‘rsuKells. til Water street. (lovm-
ltcsVV'r1rha's been reported as 11.31. 2.ng
Policemen me asulstlng rolathes in a
so: not: {01' the Voun: gill.
Howlan‘cl 5. '
mm? 7 ~
143*? E ,
. a,
or pure wool ‘1
A quantitV of r'ln;'1nf:
,sz Vesterdax by MN. '“rnni; Phil. irt- j
lson. ls Osborn avenue, were stolen.
gaud found later at the, home of a
neighbor.
'l‘l1r funeml (Vt-Mm lliizo Vlf‘GlQlll!
took place this morning. at 9 o'clock;
from- Fr. Mary's church. lnterment'
was in St. Mary's cemetery.
The :mnu'tl meetinr: and (lootion of;
ofilcers of the Croftsmon's t‘lub will;
{eke place 111.3 evening in the rooms
0! tin club, “731] sll'Ptt.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Frank have re-l
'm’oV-ed from South Main street to
rih'idgt'mrt Mr. Frank is an employe
int the American Express company
this city and has been transferred to
tho Bridgeport office.
Allen Aiken. popular steward of the
Norwalk club is: confined to his homo
with a severe attack of the grip. He
was: yoeterdny reported improving
«lowly. ‘
:Tamcs 9,0an of Glendening's drug?
store is still confined to his home.
Isaac's street, but is reported FPKOVCI“
,ing .flowly. He has been ill the past;
'tVV’o months.
Norwalk Iflodge No 709 BenevolentI
of Elks. will!
il‘h'fh 111W? made applica‘lmeet this evening. when the district
~1m2s~ion to sell stock in
mnmznow.
riousness are excus-
"
er extravagance'nw
Spending 311051er
1- ered with , mederoL
rt today
7 the Not-walk library. Thewalks are
e
"expense or cleaning is born by the
, dietritt and not the city.
1 lord for allegetl malpructicé in
, were athised
bebet-ts to Warn
' 11133115511112 use of unbecoming épi‘l
,heard in the first district about thel
deputy will make an official Visit and: '
seVerul candidates will be initiated. l
An alarm VVas turned in last night
from box 22 first district The depart-
ment of the that district turned outl
Last night with its
' slush was no nice time to be lookl lngl.’
for trouble An anestigation will bet
Parents of a gran p of youngsvrs;
playing on Cove avenue, yesfiirdayd
z-y Policeman John
their ’ children;
thets. Several complaints were made
to police headquarters concerning the l
“language used by the cliild1 on
There‘ have“ been- some complaints
tneglecb of the» city . of’ Norwalk in
{cleaning off the sidewalk in front or
under the care of the'flrst district,
and the- expense of cleani should
come out ot‘the district It 1‘y appro‘
nrlat‘ion.‘ The... walks around the South
Norwalk library are, as well, under
second district supervision, and the
7, Morgan Carvers suit
against Dr Thomas F. Kama
“hung out ‘o ,
l ,
'and on arriving on the supposed‘ . 1
scene of the fire found it had helm at“ ‘
; false alarm
made to try and locate the offender. l ’
for $10, 000"
Navy blue in color and far
finer than the serges used 111
the navy after which they
are named. ’
, Weights and fineness of
g'weave are varied; there is
'One .(at least) for almost
,jovery pm pose from utility
‘ {Skill to fine dress.
Widths from 38 to 54
inches, ~values from $2. 25 to
$6—prices $1. 75 to $5
Third Floor.
Button" But-ton, '
who’s gotthei button?
Why, the Mill End Sale of
course.
Fancy buttons for coats
and suits, black ivory but-
{tons,trimn1ing buttons of
bright beauty. Lots of sizes,
irregular 15c to 50c card-—
106
Pearl buttons, white and
V
l lsmoked, a lot of patterns,-
‘sizes 16 to 40, regular 150 to
{250 card—8c and 10c.
Left Aisle. rear
Coaster wagons
that: scoot!
Sort boy‘s get as much fun
out of through the spring
and summer as they are now:
getting out of their Flexible
Flyers 1
On roller bearing that
make fem go fast and far.
l
"frame, regular
Reel: borne neells
. at Mill End price
'Just as examples of what
the Mill End sale. does in
the Way of economies for the
home’!
Rotarv ash Sifters, regular
$4. 10—53. 45
Corrugated ash cane—-
$2.50. ' '
Medicine cabinets witb
glass shelves, whiter-$835.
Dinner sets, éphtliernsfifio
pieces will serve' 12. poisons,
regular $120—$435. ‘
’W‘e
Bluebird dinner sets,100[
pieces, 419
Table tumblersflead blown
glass,
plain, regular 900' doz— .
etched, regular $1 30 Hot--
Pyrex casseroles in nickel
1
Universal bread mixers,
regular $3.3m. ~
Mrs Potts sad-imn'sets,——
$2. 25.
Good browns ,ligi'ht Weight,
—606.
Toilet paper raging: tic——
6 for 25c ’
Bathroom hampers 1:1 e
regular $31 .50—-$1.10. ’ rg '
Garbage cans! V
regular $1.504 "
Lic
11' mgulsr ,,
Here are. W3 repeat some more examples-—
l
[aid Veneer orufi’fledar '7
r
T. .
/
’5???
W Miam-
for your letters
Not'afabric, but. a writing
paper of excellent surface
and good texture.
Pure white, in new shape
with long narrow envelope.
Box. of a quire each envel-
apes and paper, worth 35c—
4.1m: ”0
Iain Floor. rear.
.4.
Slipon sweaters
that suit men'
Good heavy Shaker—knit ~
without sleeves.
Gray green or maroon.
Atfa dollar less than usual
price creme—4 $3.50
0r pure wool slipons, in
Regularbfi sorts-44475.
4%” l voile .3;
{or curtains! ""
Wustpushing its way into
the sale comes this new and
“r
..
_henuty!
A' voile of strength and
fineness In checks or stripes
and with gleaming silk
be! 1 Cream or white.
ml some of White has fig-
um in rose orbluea—Daintyl
Worth 75c to‘ $125- Yd»—
' 59c
'7 Third Floor
$150—$119.
bio gray oxford or heather. ,
uplendid voile for curtains. A .
":15.
‘ 45c.
Seen the velvet W l
bees 3* $3595? "
-Graceful in shape and“ im-
pressive in quality!
Good velvet, good style,
nicely finished. ,
'Blue brown taupe or
black, good staunch trainee,
41.95,
Shell bag-tops for folks
who like to make bags ac-
cording to their own ideas!
Nice in style and flaps-—
”C. flfi _! . 1
new:
4.14m W
Left um, tron: ‘
don’t leak or' break, « regular
White combs “of Mid
—-19c and 420. '
Rice powder, ‘Jaoli rose
odor,——10c, 3 for. ”a.
Armour’s toilet soaps,reg-
ular 150—3111401101.
Absorbent ootton,16 ounce
roll, re :11- lflc—33C.
onto: Mantra“:
little nations ‘3!
Minimum . i"
“ Plus, .300 on'paperr-Jc.
Silko memeflsed (lowing
cotton—7'0.
mattered hafety pins—43:1.
, Men’stoollar builds—7c.
. Ahabce Snap , fasteners,—
:Cap shaped hair nets—-
ld‘ ..
“fl: A1310, ”4;: qub‘.
Hay-Wan
Banmgtoaboyaa
fielrmlofimchaenngto
hmeyol
.j‘gp;
?
£15511: plaids glow:
' ' How
115w mm ”keeps wick
Metal hot-water bottles,r r
Cents and dollars are cllppecl from regular prices. when the M111 Eat! we come: to
. This applies to every sort of membmdlse—lt a pretty hart! NOT to find what you
want 111 the M111 End Sale.
There 13 gartmfilarly, an abumlanoe of seasonable 11ml sensible am! utopia thugs. There
18 a-plenty of the things necdea every any 111 every home and by every person.
Fit? MM:
9" ior gm "
,, By its “brilliano‘
beauty, thihnhanm 4-. -
its own m gidoklyg in
move].
Ofidad’flohness
of finenu fond effect .
Sam In luster em:
depflimdflow,apwj 1,, v
colon. = 1.
NM oopenhagen ; ;
burgundy- brown plum _' ; ~‘
gay—and; black.
Forliy indies wide, my“
a “$4.50 ltd—$3.3. 9
Willow
86110013111? £064!
151qu «
Coats of new mofiel
will give schoolgirls "
ably long and pleasing
vice.
Thick Warm soft:
cloth, rich navy blue
made with full 1005!)
and a broad collar that
tone as closely as one
wish, belted, with big
ets,——a styleful warm d »
ble coat. f; 7
812.1315 and 17, Mill on?
.price— $15 " ’
W:
Second Floor-
.—
1" are $2.41!“
Yes; a number ofthem
trimmed and all ready
WW.
Most of. the un
”ones are to be quickly
easily-.. and prettily
may for'immediato Ween. .
Velvet and velom', W .
velvet and silk beaver, &;
2' Galore o5every
Norwalk Chronicler