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BliiiNl/l Silll
HAS MANY SLAVES
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illumt' l'. S. for Selling
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9‘0 .n._ a. mus-.1035 $12,000
Jan. 18.—-TWO
~1in boys and girls,
a wMillch Public Gram-
marched out in
building was afire
schoolhouse was
sl‘COIldS.
«is the rule. Miss
tumors, the principa‘v
ii w» inii for fire drill, said
' l l'Ll‘ .1 should be given the
. M ii in the smoke-filled
my. girl had gone. The
* Roland at $12,000.
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“WW-TD MILK ORDINANC
“f' E!!!
OPPOSED '
797.5 ;‘ -
r. " “ EN. Jan. 18.—Dairy Com— '
"Fir “blink. and Cattle Commis-
....»,, , .“Lk‘fiey were here today for
”anti ti 0”“ With Health Officers of
‘mdmmna 0"" an ordinance recom-
lzalu; by ‘he New Haven Board of
, ' Una1110mm:beaoltimthis.
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OWLAND’S '
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, Entrances In Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, and (:Jannofismeec “‘ '
fil
Open your eyes and sec theMill End light I
Do not be blind to the economies so plentiful. ‘
Be sure to profit by the opportunities offered in so great quantity.
I$450—~
334.c—
with women who motor; 36
fine washable satin.
lin clor, regular 590——
White braid and finished
[regular $3.50—
Mole wrap, of lovely grace, was $400-
Japanese mink coat with deep bordered finish, was
Gowns, regular $3.50 to $12—-
Chemises, regular $2 to 836—4
Camisoles, regular $1 to $3—
Each made prettier and fine by delicious trimming.
Little fancy aprons of p
B b' s flannelette night gowns .
ming (if pink or blue. A tie-string at bottom to keep little
is now $400.
was
$350
$275
Raccoon coat, most durable of all furs, fine favorite
inches long, was $195——
$150
A real seal coat
Real seal, the pelt of a fine Alaska seal, dyed rich deep hue and With
{that elusive beautiful brown undertone which is distinctive of Alasl
A 45-inch coat, supple soft and beautiful. Finished with collai' and
cuffs of handsome skunk: this too of high degree.
Its former price was $450: its Mill End price is $400.
What a plenty of line fur-coat economies it leads!
Hudson seal with skunk collar and cufis,
{a seal.
{Australian opossum coat, sleek and beautiful, was
$400 $275___
$245
Bay scal 40-inch coat, beautiful luster, was $185—i
Staunch ponyskm' , 1?er
$155
durable, nicely marked, was
~' $15.0
Sheer and clinging silk. iHair-dressing helps
underwear at one-half.
Into the Mill End sale, there slips a lovely collection1
of silk underwear at one half of
Radium silk of fine texture,
usual price. ~
beautiful crepe dc chine,
$1.75 to'$6
$1 to $3
500 to $1.50
Good muslin bloomers and Chemises and gowns, nice
iweight, good-fitting models, regular $1.50 to $2.50—79c
ercale with tasteful eggmg
c
' l bl middies of “palmer linen,” trimmed with
Glr S ue with laced front. Sizes 6 to 18,
$1.85
55c
, pleasing
pure white with trim-
at Mill End price.
. To make easy the dress-
ing of one’s hair in correct
and becoming fashion:
Transformations, splen-
did quality, regular $7.50—
$6.35
G o o d transformations,
shades, regular
$5.25— $4.45
20-inch switches, regular
Fine special-stem
switches, 18 inch, regular
$8— - $6.75
Gray 16—inch switches,
rcgular $10— $8
“cs-sing, and manicuring,
‘ massaging, and all the
Expert service in hair
in these sweaters !
They are beautiful. Fine:
1y warm ! Lovely in color l
Cheerful in color combina‘
tions ! . Thoroughly Mill
Endy in value l
Not a few, but a numb
are regular $15 sorts. Man
are usually $10 sorts. Some
are $7.50 sweaters.
Heavy woolen affairs,
warm comforts. Light fine
silk - and - wool. Weights
’tween these two extremesl
And colors; ev worth:
while colOr—and sorts o
combinations. _
In the Mill End sale)
‘mcnts which combine
kc comfort and beauty.
l
a bright spot at
$5»,
Thrills of delight r‘
1
Shoe values are
soon seen by women.
Keener the; judge, better for the Mill End sale 1 1
Women who know shoes best are quickest to tips
preciate Mill End ofierings. - '
These are some of the outstanding Mill End lotsi
Black kid laced shoes with wclted solos and.» low:
heels—— $5.45
Brown calfskin weltcd-sole shoes for big girls, low:
heels— - $5.45
Black kid laced shoes with smart military heels—4
$5.45 '9'
(All 3 sorts regularly $6.50)
Handsome mahogany calfskin oxfords and nice blacli
kid laced shoes with military heels; regular $7—— $5.85 ‘
This group‘of fine appeal:—
Sport blucher oxfords of brown grain leather
Black satin one-strap pumps with French hcel
Tan Norwegian calfskin oxfords
Cherry calfskin brogue oxfords with low heel
Splendid brown calfskin welted laccd shoes
each sort worth 358—— $6.85 ‘ .
Beautiful English—type oxfords for women, finq
grade of .cherry calfskin, smooth of line, slender of effect,
regular $9—-. $755 4|.
Beautiful evening '
tunics— $9.50 '& $14.50
Flashing and sparkling tunics of novel lines and rarg
fineness. i
Eashioned with deftncss and grace, all ready to lie
combined with beautiful evening gown of fine silk. 1
_ How they glow, how they glimmer, how they are
'jfalrly alive 1 '
g _ Jet; combined with jade and with royal blue an?!
lu'ltll spangles. i
Freshly here, fine degree— $9.50 & $14.50
Georgette crepe, filmy and beautiful and in all shades,
for evening as well as informal occasions. 40 inches wide;
regular $2 sort— $1.50
Yelling _1n Mill Ends, pretty and of many patterns-a
I l l 190 1'
Windsor t1cs of messahne with hemstitchcd ends—o
450 '
'Collar and cuff sets of newest shape, eyelet em:-
,bro1dered. '
Organdy linen pongee and beach cloth, tailored~ on
lacy styles— 45o ,
TheHowlandDryGoodsCo.
!
feet warm-—
ed cows. or which had been pasteur»
ized before distribution.
Mr. Whittlesey opposes the measure
a few dealers who are able to main-
on the ground that it would throw the
retail milk business into the bands gt
a few dealers who are able to maintain
pasteurization plants or can afford to
buy from farmers who keep te3ted
herds.
RADIO BRO". DCJK'TLVG
ls HUNTING “1TH
IVSTANT FAVOR.
Letters of appreciation are pouring
in to the Radio broad casting station
of the McMahon Radio Supply go:
which is sending out. magic. _dail)
neWs, speeches. etc. Tonight 5 program
beginning at 6:30 p. m. to 8 p. m. co:—
sists of Grand Opera selections melt. -
ing the following numbers.
re—Ride of the Valkyries
L Walku ymphony Orchestra.
_ 1113. S .
Phuadelp San Giusto‘Ennco
2. Campana di
Cam
m. I v
3. Lakme—Bell Song—-—Do_ve s I Ln-
ana. bruna——Galll Curci. -
d1 4. Samson et Dellla-Je vlens eel:
brer la. victoire—-—Louise Home
Caruso-Journet.
6. Romance—Erika Morinl.
6. Dunar—Werrenrath.
7. Faust—Did possente—De Luca.
8. Rigoletto —-— Plans! fanciuila. —~
Galli Curcl-De Luca. .
'9. Stabat Mater—Qua est homo——
Louise Homer-Louise Homer. bet at
10. Madame Butterfly—-Un
dremoe-Geraldipe Fax-tar. _ .
vell. Gypsy Serenade—Fritz K121451151
12 Lucia Sextette'Galu . net-
Egeiier - Caruso - De Luca - Jour
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‘0 RUSSIANV SOViET DELééir'Es
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city except that from tuberculin test-
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MOSCOW. Jan. 18 _
Press).—Either Premier Lenlne m-
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin will
head the Russian Soviet delegation to
the Genoa economic conference, it was
officially announced today.
.— ..._ ”.—
Headaches from Slight Colds
Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Gold. A tonic laxative and germ de-
stroyer. The genuine bears the signa-
ture of E. W. Grove. (Be sure, you
get RIIOMO.) 30c.—Adv
It's the happy. come
Don't deceive yourself or
as good” feeds:
Mash Feeds containing a large same
but will not make many eggs.
0) tau-moss
myriad
Inufleufiu'ha
I“ MASHB
WIBTHIIORB BUTTERMILK
1nd low in lib”.
Poultry men with your!
3m and Coin” Enem' ens Bum-
that “wilful“! wukl' y nod
mm m: lilo“ ten of
r
l' 11:. man ninwm'r
(no: whit out . .
Muffler WWW.
.41.. b!
f,
$3.. tbs
. ‘E . .
Essay gay
rated, wisely-fed hens that pay the
your hens by buying cheap or so-called "Just
they are dear at any price.
um of fibre may fill the hens' crops.
Use
“Wm“-
ftdint WIRTRMORE
axons SCRATCH 7
mucosa. snowman 'Co.
W
St. Albania}.
gm detmg‘ WIRIHM‘ ORE
away its
gob
large profits.
POULTRY F5603
One Ouau‘rv ONLV - THE. BEST
are hith- .
m]; In. prom:-
uo it.
poultry feed in
Take YeastTVitamo
‘ Tablets To Clear
The Skin
Build Firm “Stay-There" Flesh—increase Energy.
I
If you want to quickly clean your skin and complexion. put some firm heal
fleehchiytoetirwbones. Fez-east: your; norv‘ehgorfinand power and look and feel 1
per ,snnpyry kingwoo as 'atmy' you VITAM
with each meal and watch the t ON Ta
results. Mastin’s VITAMON
gable“ contain hichlyloonoentn—
yeast-vitamins. a; well an
the five other still more impor-
tant vitamines (Fat soluble A
and Water soluble C) and are
now being ‘used by thousands.
They posrtwely wall not. 11 set
stomach or cause as, -
on the contrary, are sweat ai
to digestion. to overcome consu-
gnon and as a general condi-
ner of the whole tam. Pim-
plea, boils and eruptions
seam to vanish magic. the
complexion become- fmh" and
clear the cheeks flow with ruddy
health, the flesh become. firm;
the sub 3. Martin’s VITA.-
MO Ta at. no podtavdy‘
teed to 'vohiron new
“Lethargy an: donma -
,Imprcvoywrap Do autumn-fin.
t imitations] oa- inboa-
ou can 1: Month'-
not w IUD. lobby
. AMON Tablet. _from any
1good dmzzist. _ 7
if it
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