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Sumter-d. The con. lam db-
puted payments for a. hou‘swhich
the pialntlz‘: bull: (or the defendant
at Belltoin.
was a mouse decreelng that 111
W‘s.“
I
q | DAMAMI 1 contract price for the house
IWas 36.2?!“ and In the contract
I moan! dts’mfles arising from the
suns.- Inn at the house he plac-
' m m 0 ll Pleas; "1 I“ I‘ll“ bands or disinterested
i :Irlx:traturs‘. l'pon the completion of
' I the b-1159 arblirators awarded dam-
‘ACtlon to De°L azns or “I? to Dictzman on the
v C O l
V 01d an ArbI-: II... .
Erotznds mm. in parts of the house
I
I by Text:
, I
on Aw ard .
films were not. fcllowcd
l‘ i“ "‘5, «(to 'fi.1‘. Ln dl'
cast-s “Iva-w the. specifications were
‘ no: {JIIOWP-l. It was with the
I WOET. Jan. 13. (Spori.a,lkn°w1“zc and consent of Diet:—
;’_r.r;.I.—Damgcs of ’73” mac. and a further clzlm Is made
.1". order declaring an try to pr-sr-nt his si-la of the case:
r. .111!!! to be \‘old Is ask” that he: was not zwen the Opportun-
. :I-mn Tompkins. a. Darlrn; to the arbitrators. I
,- 1-1 a putt brought In the: Thc darn—low o: 875') are asked
fw'r'afin Plans yestnrdap-I on tho ciznm, $111: $333 ls still due
54:“: 11. Dintzman ()I from l‘IIr'zmm.
Snoon when an automobile owned. by
nvlth a car owned by tho Nor-walk
“Peeping Tom” at
the Nurses’ Horne
The police received. a phone call
from the Nruscs' home \Vednesdsy
evening stating that there was ‘a
man looking In the windows there.
Patrolman Bocnlsch went to the
scene and. saw tho man but he cs-
caped by going down the fire cs-
capc as the officer entered the room.
into which he was looking. This Is
one of many compixints that have
been receive-l from the home In the
put to. “'nzonihs. The pollcc are In-
verstlgntmg tl'x»1 matter.
CARS COLLIDE.
A slight a‘ciuleut occurred In West
Washington street “'ednesday after-
by
Albert Thumult and driven
Charles Fluke of Main street collided
Plat» Glass company. The damage
10 bum vars was 53::‘19.
3-1 OWLAND’S
.-.mrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave.
ow.“ _
‘i'T'YTI
3 Iviili
17s built
Yard goods departments;
And the yard goods departrn
»- e. These items tell the reason
Sheets and pillow case I
in the Mill End Sale .
liUtIBRIDGE PILLOW' CASES, «I3 x36, Reg.{
:—- 25c
CORONA PILLOW" CASES. 45 X 36. Reg 45:
39c ‘
BLEACHED EDGEWOOD SHEETS, SI x90.
:: 31.55—- 31.35; 81x99. Reg. 5165— $1.45
BLEACHED CORONA SHEETS. 72 x00. Reg.
1— $1.40; 72 x 0‘3. Reg. SIJS— $1.50; SI x90.
51.75— $1.50; SI x9“). Reg. $1.85— $1.65
RED SPREAD. Extra slzc. Reg. 54. at $3.45
FELL SIZE SATIN BED SPREAD. Reg. 54 :It‘
.45. Reg. $5.25 at $4.50. Reg. 36 at $5.
: "3:. $5.50 at $4.75
BLANKETS, PLAID, (Sliju, wool mixed. Reg.
~ -— $5 pr. .
WHITE CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS, 70 x
Reg. SIG—$8
WHITE CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS, 72 3:
Elm Sale I ' .
around
ents are the I:
why.
Cannon St.
I WM‘W'm~.—,§;smf ordAfter
*huon “Memoir-Imus!
savers] other urcotico and on their
salts and compounds.
A.
Arc you Fat? .
Just Try this
Thousands of overfat people have
become 311211 by following the advice
of doctors who recommend Normals
Prescription Tablets. those hormleq
little tat reducefi that simplify the
dose of the famous Eamon Pre-
scription. It too {at
over. procure o box at than no
lets. It preferable you con occur
them direct by sending price to th
Mormon Co.. 4513 Woodwd Aw
Detroit. Mich. They reduce mar
and easily without: tiresome exc
cue or starvation diet and lotto :
unpleasant effect—'Adv.
’ ckbone Of file
4.....- mm--. _.,..,._...
Cur‘cains and drapes
in the Mill
End Sale '1
RUFF! ED MARQUISETTE CURTAIN, hcmstitch- I
5150— $1.29
M.\RQI'ISETTE CURTAINS, deep cluny edge; .
Reg. 52—— $1.50
5 "RIM CL'RTAINS,
thread.
1
$4 \
756-— 39c yd.
CHINTZ CRETONNES,
Reg. 655 yd.——— 39c
Reg. 313—- $10.50
Fine wash fabrics
in the Mill‘ End
OL’TING FLANNELS. checpzs and stripes In good
92.155. :7 inch. Reg. 19c— 15c .
BL’NGALOW CRETONXE and handsome outing
{21:315. yard wide. Reg. 25c—— 19c
DRESS GTNGFIAIVTS anfl préfiy fiam‘m‘ays and
31.135 of fineness. Reg. 25:- 19c
RATES AND UTILITY dress ginghams and Imper.
' :Z‘amlrrays, checks or plain. Reg. 35: and 39c— 25c
FANCY PLISSE and fancy outing flannel Of allur-
:-.:tems. Reg. 29c— 23c
BEACH SUITINGS, good colors, yard wide. Reg.
3 -.—— 29c
SERPENTINE CREPE in new patterns and fine,
Reg. 35c—30c
LINGERIE VOILE AND BATLSTE in delighting
! "is. Izmdsome Madras shirtings. Reg. 39c—— 29c
SPRING V’OILES, the new printed pretty patterns
Pf :1lors. Reg. 39C— 29c
EMBROIDERED SWISS VOILES, distinctive and
fl"... Reg. 75c and more— 50:
Silks and wool fabrics
in the Mill End Sale
CREPE SATIN, rich deep black, 40 inches wide.
Peg. 33,—— $2.40
CHANGEABLE TAFFETA, good variety Of colors.
Pi;- s2. and $2.50 yd.—- 31.65 md 3210 .
WOOL JERSEY, uniform fine weave m black,
7-? 1. grey. tan, brown, copen, and peacock. Reg. 51-95
-— $1.59
SPORT COATINGS. Reg s§.25—-‘- 3250 yd; Reg-
5‘ 59—- 3350 yd. , ‘
ASTRACHAN—brown, grey and wlfite- Reg-‘99)
33.90
h.
VELMARA, FINE wATING. Reg. $7.75— $5.90
GERONA COATING in navy and taupe. Reg.
“1:50— 59.5," '18,. loot.“
MERCERISED SCRIM,
borders. Rig. :ch yd.— 45c
GRENADINE with small
and 45: \-:I.— 29c
bracket and guaranteed roller,
gm _ RR: ,,
Sign. Rec. 53-— $3.75
$1.25; Rag. $173—— $1.75:
$1.90
fancv. Reg. $3.50—
— 190"
— 29c
STRIPED DIMITIES of
I ity. Reg. 59c—- 42c
Staunch
I 12%c; Reg. 16: at 14c
BLEACH ED MUSLINS.
at 17c
19:
296- 24c
65c— 55c
ed. bmd with 13: bonus. Reg. $1.25— $1. pf.
MARO’ ‘liIiTTE CURTAINS, cluny edge.
mercerised heavy double
with 2 rows of drawn work. Reg. S3.—— $2.50
{SH POINT. fine voile, etc, curtains. Reg. 35-—
DR.\PERY SILK. all colors. Reg. SLSO yd.— $1.25
IIE.\\'Y COVERING for furniture—tapestries, 50
BED SPREADS with scalloped edge and Cut com-I inches wide. Reg. SS and 56—34 yd.
TERRY CLOTH, reversible, large selection. Reg.
CRETO‘JXES. large assortment from S to IO yards .
lengths. Rec. S0: to 75: }'d.— 290
. MARQUISETT E and scrims and Cross bars and
double boriers. Reg. 29c yd.—- 19c
FILET NETS, small figures, etc. Reg. 35c yd.—— 29c
SASH CI‘RTAINS. ready made. Reg. 59c— 39c .
OPAQL‘E WINDOW SHADES. complete with
COL‘CH COVERS Cor Iiéavyftapeé’try.'Orieii't'al Eel
MOHAIRS AND VELOURS, 50 inch, plain and
Dainty white goods
in the Mill End
BLL’E BIRD NAINSOOK, soft and firm. Reg. 25c
OXFORD SHIRTINGS and good voiles. Ripplctte
and Madras shirtlng. Reg. 33c and 39c— 25c
VOILE AND-FINE NAINSOOK, Reg. 35c and 39c
IMPORTED MADRAS SHIRTINGS, splendid qual-
intheMillEnd
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS, 36 inch. Reg. 15C at '
CLOTH OF GOLD LONG CLOTH.R¢g. 226,-
NO. 500 CLOTH OF GOLD LONG CLOTH. Reg. 7;
UNBLEACHED SHEETING, 9-4 Corona. Reg.
Reg. I j
Determined to enforce the motor
vehicle Jaw: tn Stanford regarding
the proper lighting of automobiles.
the police early last night arrested
today. ,
The ordinance under whlch arrests
wcro mods is one 701' old sanding re-
quiring any cor‘parking on a. side
don't wait—‘ .
80 now to your m and for one .
dollar. which to the price the world
.
Auto street to display light: both front and The drivers or r» rv‘earod on ”M;
on ’ ' ‘ ' ‘ J
rear. :3 to the Increasmg num- own W‘Ognizance {"Cfiél23 trial this
ber of accidents caused by the tail- mornmq. T
are of automobile owners to obey
this law. a campaign 0: enforcement '
started with the three arrests lag . {3?ng “7:30 Dampnos
. -. ,4 L' ‘. J sag -. y \4
night. Motorcycle Policeman Georg-e ; .
Anderson made the arrests. I fer A510 sjthCE"eTit
Those who were “tagged" were!
light Violators
S’I‘AXFORD. Jan. 1 8.—
company crashed Into and
his macmnc.
pect street, handed a summons onl mobiie as a. ”31:5: at a cot‘lsiou with
North street; and James B. More 8 “‘de .91de by FL 17. Caldwell.
house. at this city. who was galh-Tt‘d Inc. of Bcston, ~Samuel “'allis
in a. few feet from the Gillespie car. Farmfir cf Nor-walk has brought
ccssfnlly tmltated them.
clam“ that thus hh out q
was parked In front of No. 7‘
atrer‘t, Stamford, on December 1
Irtsf. a truck owned by the den-dog
The acctdcnt occmni
at night and Former contend. u ’
i
A German scientist claim to kid!
rpdlscovered the secret of the «as. .
it: of old violins and to law no; "
,
1..-
thm ”3mm serving them with Royal J. Straight. of Springdal» 93.? ..
. , ' I BLIDITFZPQRT_ _ ‘3 5 ~ his marh'ne was roperl W
summonsY to appear before Judge ”‘5th 011 upper. Summer etrcet'I (0 Th? Sraxinel)fgtr;’uin; pines} with lights. p y
5.-“ . - z , - .. -. . u . - _
was in the Guy Court lungs ey lelcspie. of .\0. H1 Pros I ago of 8.30 for Injury to lug auto-
I ’ ' .‘J. LW‘-2F§* Egg .i‘fl'fi, '2‘", :7 ‘I: V ;
GINGHAMS—VOILES——SCRIMS—FILET NETS—CRETONNES—S U N F A S T—
TERRY ‘ CLOTHS—DRESS MATERIALS —FLA.\'N ISLE—CREPES
SALE
STARTS
9 A. M-
FROM MILL
fine quality, with borders.
. h. . MM -w.......
fine quality, with double
figures and dots. Reg. 39c
36x72 inch. Reg. 7St and
BED PILLOWS, an new feathers. Reg. SI.63- 3
Reg. $3.50— $2.75
crisp beauty. Reg. 50c—
muslins
Reg. 18c 1115:; Reg. 20c
w.
. BLEACHED SHEETING, 9-4 Corona. ch. 7ocf— ' ’ . .
3. .20:- kigg—p’g... ,..., -‘ .—.
vlidnrdwnanohbins
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’ “HOW Can I Find. It 2"”
_ A ‘ )
. One of the new customers entering our store this week hesitated in the lobby
and asked, »"I wan}: a Jar Of mustard. How can I find It?” .
It was a question that every member of our store staff likes to hear. Our
store arrangement 15 so easy to understand and so easy to explain that itJS always
a, pleasure to show It to ‘new customers. ,
And th‘ecustomers get the idea in' an instant. Every customer does. Pickles
and preserves in one section; everythmg for vashing or cleamng In a definite sec-
tion; ingredients for cooking also all grou pecl "Iunk Of whether It 15 used for cook-
in , 1” kind A1! molzina- {)6ng fan n£e ,onrl rrrnr lzlxntr flan
mg,fi¥as:nnrgvx*nrame5—c ,TCUfc ., arm Jvu nnvr‘ri
,
KIU
‘- and can. find it even though you have nev er bought the item from us before.
Furthermore, please remember that each member of the store staff feels
especially pleased when asked to show either the whole store arrangement, or
Where the articles on your special list are located. '
Pleasing the public generally and each customer particularly is a funda-
mental policy of our business. ' -
Low-pricelevel illustrations follow:
“G“ BUTE‘ER
’ 1 Pound Print
E S T C R E A M E R Y
“The Taste Tolls"
Divided in Quarters 58c
SUN
FIN
I PERRY s. BARNES lb. rzrw LAID
:66, fl - HAMS 25C I NEAR BY ECGS Dozen 67E
Y UB '1 - BIAGNOLIA
conga . Pound 370 I MILK Can 156
Smmumféffi} 25C £19m, 1 {fingdfilnn 25C . gfififi 3...?" 49C
KORE SUCH K1303
. 11C m2g§im 25C $338303? 33.256
FOR CIEANING ' THE MOST EFFICIENT SMALL
EVERYTHING . P l. U R 0 AND ECONOMICAL CLEANER CANE 230
W’s.) Wax Ingredients . I ' LARGCAN
grmrn it trill he with,
Norwalk Chronicler