FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, m
rs THE DERBY IS comm;
BACK WITHIN A FEW YEARS
, JAR. 25—?!“ derby
m which the style. In
,— will revolve In the
us, nccordin‘ to L. C
m o! the tuition cron-
Elwrrhmt Tnllor De-
. -. .rion'a forty-fourth
A”: 1 at the Hotel
~ . :‘ue derby ll pri-
., 3 g. .3 nu." said Mr. Tyler.
none .1. connervntlvc
a mnmt be mode
mnter Ilnes. Any extreme! will
have n tendency to over fullne-
rother thnn to a form mung light-
nen. upela will be larger and
watstcoats will be double breasted
The tr: n! In styles seems to de-
note n demand by men {or amnion.
Every coat. pair of trouser. or
waistcoat will be out wIth um nun.
The fmcy waistcoat ll coming buck
and wIlI be worn by well dressed
nwn. Overcoat: wtll be designed In
line with the more general conserv-
azlw: and formal trend.
VV'illlarn P. Walker, one of the
felt-gates to the convention from
Peorla. Ill.. who gave demonstra-
tlom on “equallntlon” In tailoring
advised memberl of hi 3 profession
to mum at study of ‘psychology in
clothes.” “Fit the man According
to ht: dispoeltlon and chm-act r.’
said Mr. Walker. ‘1! )ou can look
a man In the e3uo 1nd ascertain his
chanctvr. you will be certain to
; 14 Mr. Tyler. Trous- :tlnfy hlm in your trade. If he is
__- ,7. '1 the knee. Pock- nannppy Individual. the out of your-
u.3 and ”wed on cloth must be snappy and the color
.1:- "1 3 of the coat. ‘0! tho goods that you show hlm
-; may; ‘ly made in shoull be sumclently start llnz.‘
.. IGH SCHOOL
NOTES
L’ r." {TIC It'll: U!"
x .._ In: in rooms :7
- .tftcrnonn. l‘rtal
ron‘luctln‘. bec-
'- ;; rho/l the run;-
7 Hagar. who was
7 .. r. me of assist-
'17; :- becauae of
VIL' on. I'll.”-
7.77=«l to clot poet.
”lull Ifl’lfli‘t‘t of
--I \V'rite team.
1 . v7I-I7rwhemdng
. I: of ”2- com-
PM‘ the trend of
- be ascertained by
'2 “red up 1nd on-
,~ hivory rope-at. lt-
‘r-rlil.‘ (o the conser-
~53 and to n [renter
my! formality In eve-
:7 the lav-Ir respect
7 rosemblam‘o of a
7- 4vllum days."
.- far more loose m.
tarday that In all probarllizy the
athletic lunchtion will hold a. dance
I l: the high school auditorium witn—
yin a. few weeks tor the put-pane of
‘Lecur'lng money {or purchumg
baseball uniform: and 0 her equip-
Kent: for the team. The matter
‘lll first haxc to be tnkrn up with
Principal Phlllp A. Jakot and it
approved by him will be pram nted
to the board 0' education by, Presi-
d nt Salllck.
ralhletlc moclatlon announced yea-
Britleh Ron Strike Dudlockcd.
LONDON. Jan. 25.—The deadlock
In the rullwnyjtrlke nrtotlnilona
was unbroken today.
The managers of the roi’way
3, H,“ and Mar- ocmpnnlus Issued 3. otter insulin:
“n as l'Lmvr . Lpon enforcement of the wage
. '1“, ,‘ :awarded the locomotive engineers
. ”among ens . . ,
zand firemen by too National Wage
. Y Adjustment Board.
I The new Labor Cabinet lo
" "31“” C3” ‘3 lseekmg n baa-In for agreement.
‘ 7‘5" f“ m7" Two hundred thousand Worker:
“ ~‘ 33‘ 0” today as a reau't of the
ltlll
‘uere ldI-z
‘7’ ' 7‘0 u! striku.
’ ‘" ‘1 romanow'sf Some centers are Defining to
- fer-l the plnch of food and coal
5.7.":l-7k o.‘ the bi'orftgee.
' Norwalk Mill Outlet 'Stores. Inc.
7. q Slnw‘l Phone I?! So. Nor-walk. Conn
-~ ~ m “no—Ground Floor store at [Wake Store)
Hur Downstairs Housefurnishing Dept.
7 :~~gurd for the hoods an! Ironvenience rot our
. - II: In thln communvy. “.3 have just complete-l
7 17".: In our downstmre housefurntahlng departmen‘. :
7 .1: euro ded‘ned with a. double purpose—to ac- I
«for: the many cudomers who clamor {or on" *
”2.29 Airr'auly in 3032114: In our «stabllahmem.
II: 91m oddition of more than four hundred squar-
- _~: 3.. w whlv E7 a 'i! enable. us to put on display moz»
l
H
- n — I—rmg m..-; thrif‘y and tln'rz'imlrualln; i;
tr: up. m t ”1.5 islzlrtgs “Ill tin-I cur rival; .
-“.I. a. boon. and IL! contort-t3 :1. w ri'afflv: .moazzzn
are dis:
' - '. .‘y‘ oi house-hold lirit'FSSllleS. “Lick:
.wzs countrrs. Th7 bargains mung from We 1":1,
i:- purchase. Will: unluc: ranging t". proportion
" .'. ’3 pluc-r m7. ml» 541517.133: Monday and T2375:-
‘”"n and 3".“ rwsportiw-ly. ? ‘7‘ cups (1.294 l
v '7 rips null saucer: (73 d .igriw “Inch win :3
'7' . L’ll’flfitf than any 5 r- k '7 1:7, tony: 1.71:. l
.I. MARGY'TJES. ”3232?? i
’ :7 1v WOODEN KITCHEN SET
onotstlnz 0' a rolling pin
.l'i poundcr. 5 13:01" 9-1 spec“:
pomto masher; _'
‘3. ear m
$1 I9
ll»(fl1\'\ ctrs ONLY 3
2 3:. our tinted rose: an: green foliage.
T 3-1.: .,
"I II P1 A]: WHITE CHIS! CUPS & SAL'CERS
L c «frm- .- Saturday Monday a; Tueedm 15c pr.
zu'I: LIPS AND S“. 'CL‘RS
~- .9 3 S -‘l' 1 3- 3 :saucrr 3 7-3".
:T-‘t‘, Specul
ll\\ CHINA BERRY SETS
' 7.“ large 11.35 and 6 apple: to match. Good qunlit3
' "3':- whue glued china. bright colored pink. res
“ " :3- '7 mat—ire. (sot T plocos) $1. '9 Set
T! II IIT’I’I l1 BOXES with KEY
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.5c" pair
"‘3’ \PllnN' AIN‘D DRESS GISGKAMS I
‘ . assorted colors and checks. ‘A needed low pricv
"77:" day purpose. and special bargain. Saturday
................................ 1393c ynrd
7:35-31:37. V“-. nlways have about 10.000 pair
v.71! style: to select from for men. women and
' ST Llll run of children's stockings in black and
I -~ n Iasnot be boat. A trial will convince you.
ll \\_\ID TINT LlSCfl BOXES-101,5 ”x711. x411” ir:
‘ h box metal strap fasteners. leather handl r
1. :- I. :In: catch for holdlng pint vacuum bottle, 70c
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N ow for the Wind-up of the 52nd Mill End
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Men’s clothing
MEN’S FINE SUITS including some Kuppenheimcr
clothes—one, tw 0 or three of a pattern—all regular How-
land sorts made of all wool fabrics—all sizes in the lot.
Reg. 333 and S40. \V ind-up $2450
MEN S OV ERCOATSp odd lot—all new styles but
~ only one or two of a st3le. Reg. 340. Wind-up $28.75—
Reg. S35. VVlnd—up $24. SO—Reg. $50 VVind-up $37.
MEN’ S HATS—odd lot, newer colors and styles,
all sizes in lot. Reg. 53. to $5. $2.
VVORK PANTS—heavy wool dark oxford; sizes
34 to 44. Reg. S6..—$445
MEN 5 DRESS PANTS -— big assortment in suit
patterns. Reg. 36,— $4.95; Reg 57. 50- $6.20
Men’s wear
MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS of fine quality woven
madras and fanc3 percales; Muriel}. of patterns. Reg.
5:. 50—M. E $1.93—VV1nd3up $1.75
MEN" 5 HOSIERV—sport rib in cotton and w;ool
heaV3 weight heather mixtures. Reg. 75c—M. E. 59:—
VV’ind-up 55c.
MEN'S HOSIER‘i—silk with lisle top and sole,
black and max-3 Reg. 73c—M. E. 59c-VV'lrld-up 48c.
MEN’S NECKVVEAR—four-in-hands in dark silks
and combination colors. Reg. 7Sc—M. E. Sc—VV’ind-
up 48c.
Men’s shoes
MEN'S OXFORDS 8: SHOES—tan Norweigian
' calf and Scotch grain tan and black in oxfords and tan
calf high shoes. Reg. S9.——VV'ind-up.$6.90
MEN 5 OXFORDS — tan and black calf.
O—VV ind-L 2p $6. 65
MEN S ONFORDS—in tan grain, black grain and
tan calf. R52 37. 50 mi SS -—VV'ind —pu $5. 75
MEN 5 BOOTS AND OXFORDS—miscellaneous
lotto close Out in m7 9. 24nd -'p $3. 20 ~
Women’s footwear
WOMEN‘S 'PLTMPS AND OXFORDS in wide
variety of finer st): la: in satin, kid. patent leather and
calf. a: S7. 50 1:7 $9. Wind-up $5.75 ’
\\ OMEN S PL’ MPS .A-ND OXFORDS—good styles
and plenty of them in wanted leathers. Reg. 57. and $8.
-—$4.90 . .
WOMEN'S BOOTS, OXFORDS AND PUMPS —
misc: lmeous loa—VV'ind-up price $1.85
Women’s hosrery
\V’OMEN'S SPORT HOSE—medium weight. cot-
ton and wool in tan. cor-jump and camel color. Reg. 85:
—.M. E. fisc—VV’ini-up 55c.
WOMEN S Sll K STOCKINGS—with lisle top and
Reg.
.
$5.5
sole r377 7k. Reg. Si LSD—M E. 8!. lE—VVlnd-up $1.05
I l 'lLDREN S STOCU NCS—3- 4 len2: h golf style
Mill} C .IT—mCTC TlS:Cl h 2;: EU" ll and g. TC). Rég. SOC—M.
E.-: C—\‘» ZHJU" 39C
CH lLDRE N S STOCK lNC\——3—l l engthgolf style
with c r? in E737: : «eight :0: tan-— luck or cordovnn.
Reg 3.3 7—-.V‘. E 2::—\V:ni-:. p 19c.
Knit underwear
WOMEN‘S V'ESTS cé: PANTS—medium weight
cotton flee :ed. Roz. 75c———..M E. Silo—Windoup 55c.
CHILDREN S LNl ON SL ITS—heavy weight cot-
ton fleecei mafia 7.37.17. 32:; -7 Emsnt for underwear. Reg.
Sc—M. E. 79c—VV-‘ini-up 75:.
Women’s gloves
\V'OMEN S SK ATlNG GLOV ES —— wool made
gauntlet cugth n lCJl'WETleTLTi‘ Reg $1. 50—M. E.
$1. ZQ—VlVind-up $1.19
M. OMEN S CHAMOISETTE GLOVES—2 clasp
Mith embro: dared backs, covert or beaver. Reg. 75c—
VV'OMEN'S KID GLOV'ES——two Clasp with em-
broidered backs. mode, beaver and white. Reg. 31.65—-
M. E. $1.45—VV’ind-up $1.29
Handkerchiefs
WOMEN’S COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS—whlte.
lee—M. E. 8c———VV’lni—up 6c.
MEN'S COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS—full size,
white. Reg. lZ%c———M. E. iOc—Wind-upSc.
Stationery & Books 7
RAVELSTOVNE PAPER—48 sheets and 43 en-
velopes. Reg. 75c—M. E. 69c—VVind-up 57c.
BOX PAPER—18 sheets of paper, 18 correspond~
ence cards, 36 em elopes, white only. Reg. SL—WInd—
up 57c.
NOVELS b3 well known authors. Reg. 31—34. E.
7Sc—VV’in‘d-up 59:.
Electrical goods
ELECTRIC IRONS—6 lb. size—M. a $2.95—
Wind-up $2.75
THPERMAX “ELECTRIC TOASTERS—M. E. 53.93
—Wind-u
: ELEgrRlC COFFEE PERCOLATORs—é cup
size. —M. E. $5. 9S—Wind—up $5.25
Cocoa and candy
. HOWCO COCOA-34 lb ans. Reg. ole-PM. E.
Hc—Wnd-up 10:.
ASSORTED CHOCOLATES—ézrd and sit cent-
W
55, M E. sac—w m-up £53
Reg.
Jewelry and silver
HAT PINS-win the Mill End at 29C—erld-up 19c.
BAG TOPS—M E. 29c—w7md-up 25c
BRACELETS 1n the M E. at 35c-Wind-up 29:.
com PURSES m M. E. 45c—VVind-up 39c.
SILVER PLATED BREAD TRAYS with handles—
VV'ind-up $1. 65 . .
F me nbbons
MOIRE TAFFETA RIBBON—short longths, S in.
wide. Reg. 45:: yd.—M. E. 37c—Wind-up35c.
NARROW FANCY RIBBONS—M. E. 15c yd.—
Wlnd-up 121/21;
Women’s hats
STYLISH MODELS made from velvet, velour, felt,
silk and metallic effects.
WOMEN’ S HATS—4h: finer models—M. E. $2.85
—wmd-up $1.95
VV’OMEN’S HATS—M. E. $1.90—VVInd-up31.
Floor coverings
RED SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS—rcd ground,
carpet design, 6 x 9 ft. New to sale $3.90
KLEARFLAX LINEN RUGS —- 9 x 12 fL—rose,
tan, grey and blue—M. E. 335 .-—-Wind.up $29.
AXMINSTER RUGS——..eavy scarnlcss, 9x12 fLM
M. E. 555. —VVlnd-up$49.
VV'HITTALL WILTON RUGS—dropped attems.
Anglo Persians. Reg. $ISO.—New to the sale, £119.
INLAID LINOLEUM tiles, hardwood, etc. Reg.
$1.75 sq. 3rd. New to sale $1.50
Curtams and curtammg
HEAVY SVV’ISS CURTAINS—memerised, hem-
stitched. Reg. 52 —Wind-up $1.39
SUNFAST DRAPPERYPSILK—ch. $1.50 yd. —
Wind-u p$l.
IRISH POINTPANEL CURTAINS—116g. $6.50—
Ncw to sale $5.
FINE SCRIM MARQUISETTE CURTAINS—Reg.
$3.—Wlnd-up $3.50
HAND DRAWNCURTAINS—Reg. S3.50——Wind-
up $2.50
China and glassware
BLUE BIRD TEA SETS—23 pieces—M. E. $3.93
——VV’ind-up $4.95
BERRY SETS—7 pieces, decorated.——M. E. $3.95
——-VV’lnd:-up $2.95
SUGAR 8: CREAM SETS—variety of decorations.
M. E. SI. 45““! Ind‘hp 9% ”to
VV ATER 8'. ICED TEA SETSof crackled glass, blue,
green or cr3 stalc— M. E. 82. 75—Wind-up $2.45
WHITES: GOLD DINNER SET—41 pieces. —-M.
E. 814 95—VV inu- -pu $13. 50
HAV'ILAND CHINA DINNER SETS—51 pC. set—-
M. E. $29.50——\V'ind-up $25.
YELLOW BOWLS—4 pc. set; 6, 7, 8 and 9 in.
'sizcs-—-M. E. 95c set—Wind-up 85c.
UNIVERSAL ALUMINUM ROASTERS—mcdium
filmy—M. E. $4.6S—Wind—up $4.35
Girdles and neckwear
SILK GlRDLES—hlack and colors. Reg. $1.50—
M. E. $1.19—‘Wind-up $1.
BEADED GIRDL ES—blztck and colors. Reg. 50c—
M. E. 45C—VVind-up 39c.
COLLAR AND CUFF SET S—odcl lot.
-M. E. 45c—Wind-up 35c.
BERT HA COLLARS—pleated and lace trimmed.
Reg. 31. to $2. ——M E. SSc—VV’ind-up 75c.
VV OOL SCARFS—én all colors. Reg 52. 50 and
$3 -—M. E. 31. 95—Wind—up $1.25
Waists and sweaters
W H ITE COTTON WAISTS and overblouscs; fancy
striped dimities and miles, long sleeves—V necks or roll
collars; sizes 34 to 46. Reg. $2.—-NL E. St. 695—Wind-
up $1. 50
WOMEN’ 5 SW EATERS— 3ersey coat sweaters and
brushed w 001 m the lot; a few Chappie coats, Scotch plaid
slip-overs of brushed wool and whrte slip-over gport
sweaers. Reg. s7. 50 to $10. SO—M. E. $5. and $70-—
VVind-up $3. 75 . -
Toulet goods
TOOTH BRUSHES—Reg. ZSc—M. E. 19c—Wind-
up 15c—Reg.35c and 40c—M. E. 29c—Wind—up 25c.
NAIL SCRUBS—Reg. 25c—M E. l9c—Wind-up
17c-—Reg.10c—-M. E. Sc—Wmdoup 6c.
Umbrellas
MEN’S UMBRELLAS—made with paragon frame
and rainproof cover. Reg. $1.1 S—M. E. 95c—Wind—up
89c.
LUNCH COVERS, surfs, etc—M. E. 39c—Wlnd-
u 29:.
p CHILDREN’S DRESSES—3 yr. size, fine lawn to be
embroidered—M; E. 39c—Wind-up 29c.
EMBROIDERY THREAD—410:1! Society; all col-
ors. ch.4_8cdoz. NewtoSalcznc.
STAMPE‘ mm}! T CRIBS—good size. Reg.
Reg. 50c
Silk or wool fabric:
BLACK MESSALINE and black taffeta. Reg. {1.65
—M- E. 51.40 yd—VVind-up $1.30
PRINTED NOVELTY pCRI‘:‘PES——many designs.
Reg. 53 .—M. E. $2. 65 yd—Wind-up $150—ch $2.50
M. E. $2.10 yi—Wlnd-up $1.95‘—-al1 40 in.
VASSAR CREPES—40 and 54 in, many shades.
Reg. $1.95 and 2.25—M. E. $1.65—Wind-up $1.50
NOVELT CHECKS AND ST RIPES—dn bu
and medium skirtings. Reg. 52. 50 to $4. yd.—-M.
$1.90—VVind-up $1.75
Notable corsets
FINE CORSETS—low bust, medium and topless cor-
sets to flesh and white, some broudc, also um: and
models. Reg. 52. to 32.50—M. E. $1.3S—Win 13$].
RENGO BELT CORSETS—low bust, long hip rein-
forced over abdomen, six hose supporters; made of heavy
poutil flesh color; also elastic girdles in flesh brocade and
surgical elastic. Reg. $3.50 and $4.—M. E. $2.55—
Wlnd-up $2.25
Boys’ clotlung
BOYS’ ALL WOOL OV’ERCOATS—brown and
gnu;3 mixtures, belted models 3 to 10 yrs. Reg. 812.—
£59. 75—“ ind-up $8.50
BOVS’ ALL WOOL NORFOLK SUITS—brown,
tan and grey mixtures, sizes 7 to 18 yrs. Reg. 511.75—
M. E. $9.75—Wind-up $8.50
BOYS’ OLIVER TWIST AND MIDDY SUITS—
in blue serge, grey and brown tweed; sizes 2% to 8 yrs.
Reg. $5. and $6.—M. E. $4.50—Wind-up $3.90
Underwear & pettnooats
RADIUM SILK PETTICOATS—assortcd colors;
some embroidered (irregulars) Reg. 35. and more—M.
E..S3 95—VVind-up $3. 75
FLANNELETT E DOWNS—white and assorted
stripes, flannelette bloomers, regular and extra size. Reg.
$1.25—M. E. 90c—VV'ind-up 75c.
FLANNELETTE GOVV’NS—assorted stripes, regu-
lar and extra sizes. Reg. $2.50—M. E. $1.8S—VV'ind-up
$1.65
MUSLIN GOVV'NS, and crepe gowns and extra sizes
—envelope chemise, lace and embroidery trimmed. Reg.
$2.25—M. E. SLSS—Wind-up $1.65
Children’s wear
CHILDREN’S DRESSES—sizes 8 40 i6 31's.; vel-
vets, jerseys, assorted colors and styles. Reg. 316.50—
M. E. $12.50—Wind-up $10.
SWEATER SET S—dark colors; brown, blue, rose
and tan. Reg. 55.50 and $6.50—M. E. $2.9S—VV’ind-up
$2.50
JERSEY & FLANNEL MIDDIES—'-er, green and
Reg. $3.50—M. E. $2.95—VV’lnd-up $1.95
VV’HITE CHINCHILLA COATS—belted and flare;
sizes ” to 63175. Reg. $7.50 and 58.50—M. E. 55.—
Wind- -pu $3 95
Cl-lJILDREN’ S V ELV ET HATS—assorted colors.
Reg. 53. 50—M. E. 31. 93—VV 1nd~u $1.50
CHILDREN’ 5 CORDUROY BpATHROBES -— em-
broidered in colors—M. E. $2.95—Wind—up $1.95
Muslin: and wash goods
UNBLEACH ED MUSLlN—Bfi in. fine quality. Reg.
lSC—M. E. lot—Windbp 14c.
CLOTH OF GOLD NAINSOOK—36 in. Reg. 22-:
—M. E. IQc—VV’indmp 17c.
CAMP BLANKETS—grey and tan.
Windoup 80c.
SILK STRIPE MADRAS SHIRTING—32 in. Reg.
59c y.d.-—M E. 45c—Wind-up 39¢.
SERPENTINE CREPE—nice kimono patterns. Reg.
35C—M. E. 30C—VV’ind-up 25c. .
WHITE RIPPLETTE—30 in. Reg. 39c yd—M.
E. 23c—Wind—up 19c.
PAJAMA CHECKS—36 in. Reg. 25: yi—M. E.
l9c—Wind-up 16c.
BELACHED TURKISH TOVV’ELS—Reg. ISc—M.
E. 12/; c—Wlnd—up 10c.
BLEACHED TURKISH T OWELS—Iarge size.
Reg. 4Sc—M. E. 35C—VVindaup 30c.
Notion items
DARNING COTTON—4c qualit3—M. E. 3:—
Wind—up 2c, 3 for Se.
BIAS TAPE—assorted widths. Reg. 10:: and 15c—
M. E. 9c—Wmd-up 7c.
LINGERIE TAPE—with bodkin. Reg. Ice—M. E.
Sc—VVind-up 6c.
RICK-RACK BRAD—4 yd. pieces; assorted widths.
Reg.10c to 15¢ 3d.—-M. E. 9c—Wind-up 7c.
HOSE SUPPORTERS—semen. Reg. 19c and 25:
—M. E. ik—WMup 121/2;
HAIR PINS—bone. Reg. loo—M. E. SC—Wmd-
up GI: Ba. .
, Women’s warm cool: '
SPORT COATS—brown, grey, mixtures, «has;
blue.
Reg. ' 31.—
vith for collars. Wind—up $10.
W'COATS—fancy and strlpa. large,
for canon—M. E. $45.—Wi $35.
mWOKBQ’SDRFfiSGDATS—bluk, brown, navy
mmmdmebcstcmtsofthem
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