Soaps and home 11
in the Mill End
IVORY SOAP-r—S for 30:
'P. S G. SOAP—6 for 251:
IVORY FLAKES~3 for 25¢
:AGON SOAP—5 for 30¢
‘" 7 .‘---3 for 25¢ . ' .
1111150 O~W V
out UTCH~3 for 25¢ -.
PagcARSO ’S AMMONIA—small 151:, medium 191:,
large
sI551. WOOL-1 lb. 251
BRILLO, small—:230c for 251:
$0,, Iar
TOILETmc PAPER, 8 for 25¢
FINE TISSUE TOILET PAPER, 3 rolls forZSc
LIQUID YENEER, 4 02.1911, 12 oz. 39,:
Housecleamng needs
that mean savmgs
STERLING CARPET SWEEPERS, good quality
Imahogan finish 2.5 .'
' BngELL ET SWEEPER, standard model.
Reg. 8-4 50"—"83.45
I FLOOR BROOMS, No. 6 size, good weight, select
Ied stock—65c . 4
FLOOR BROOMS, best quality Illinois c0rn,
Istrcn Iy. made-49511
I K BROOMS, good quality and size. Reg.
BBC—29¢ “
WET MOPS of good quality,small~39c
MOP HEADS for regular. mop sticks' in 3 sizes-‘—
59:, 75c and 900
DRX. HAND MOPS.
Idry ~9lic ' ‘
FIBRE WATER PAILS,12 qt. 65c
O’CEDAR OIL MOPS, triangle shape prepared
1161 use—501:
FLOOR DUST MOPS, chemically prepared~95c
Tinvvare of quality
at real small price
. ROLL TOP BREAD BOXES, heavy white enamel-
led” medium size—85c
. SQUARE BREAD BOXES, medium size, fancy
'st'amgin whit New enameled-81 .
BOXES, upright style, swing
'door,é2 .s'helves—_-81.65 ‘
OUR'D CAKE CLOSETS,~ideal for cakes or
pies, 2shelves~81
CANISTER SETS, 4 piece~good weight, white
fenameled s-tenciled for tea, coffee,” sugar and flour, large
15lz55, Set-'31 .
FLOUR CANISTERS, 25 lb. size, white enameled
Inn—85¢ ..
SUGAR . . TERS, 25 lb. size, hinge cover-95c
KIT GARBAGE CANS, 3 gal. size, white
{enameled~95¢ ,
. .ym‘wam PAIIS 3 qt. 21., 10 qt
12.. “39" '
Impe rfect
for ‘85. So
.. strong prac-
corpus was11 nouns, sllg 1111
ut will not leak. If perfut they would gseli,pe
(d 85’95. No. 8 and No. 9-43.98'
1 011,115 sum Wash-s-
import e d,-
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M split wll 1011,: round 1'ith
on -
e and place to sic
I
a twist of the hand wins it ,V
gaudfq “silk shades in variety of colors withldeop
,
I
1 upon 11. 1111 1.1—1.1. ..
up on all home needs
" Housewares that 2.8.170.-
to be had at small cost
ALUMINUM WARE, assortment of hcaVy 6 qt.
kettles, 6 qt. covered sauce pans, 3 pc. sauce pan sets,
10 in. covered fry ans 2_qt. double boilers, 10 qt.
ails, .
roupd or oval dis pans, teapots and coffee 1111111131011
PANELED ALUMINUM WARE. 5 A qt. tea
' kettles, 2 qt. double boilers, 8 qt covered kettles, 8 cup
Coffee ercolators. Reg. 81. 75 to 81.95—41.45
, U NERSAL ALUMINUM tea kettles, 5 A qt. Reg.
84. 20~82. 85
UNIVERSAL COFFEE PERCOLATORS, 6 cup
size. Reg $4. 25~83. 65
UNIVERSAL SAUCE PANS,
handle—45c
WEAR- EVER 2qt. double boiler. Reg $2. 60-4135
WEAR-EVER BEAN POTS. straight shape, 4 qt.
2 qt. size, cool
~85:
WEAR- EVER 10 in try ans, heavy quality ~85:
f WHITE ENAMELED W E includes tea and cof-
ee
lpots, 6.qt. covered kettles and sauce pans, round and
ova dish pans, 10 qt. water pails, 2 qt. double boilers,
colanders, dri pans, etc—81
BATH 00M CABINETS,
10x16 in. late mirror—82.50
W ENAMELED MIRRORS, heavv moulding,
.0x16 ll‘l. frame—95c
BATH STOOLS white enameled, strongly made,
rubber feet—451:
BATH BRUSHES, twisted wire with white bristles
and enameled handles—75c
BATH MATS of moulded corrugated rubber, in
blue, rose or green—81.45
»China3 and dinnerware
at Mill End savings
. DINNER SETS, several hundred from open stock,
made up "'in‘ various quantities, according to what we
have in stock and priced accordingly, savings average 25
per cent. Prices range if cIm~85 45 to 885. 50
DINNER SETS, 38 pc. of American semi-porcelain,
2 designs—85.45 . . .
IMPORTED DINNER SETS, 42 pc. durable
earthen ware with blue border.R “5'39. .95 for—86.95
IMPORTED JAPANESE C A, set of 51 pieces
includes covered dish three patterns—815. 75
IMPORTED CHINA TEA SETS, 23 pc.. decorated
with colored bands, 6 plates, cups and saucers 1 each
tea pot, su uga_and cream—$4. 95. Other tea sets up to
special 816.75
TEA CUPS 8: SAUCERS, imported Jap china,
floral design s~25c
TEA CUPS & SAUCERS, American semi- porcelain,
large size, floral sprasy~25c
TEA CUPS AUCERS, imported Jan—.101:
85c NAPPY SETS of 4 pcs. Durable fireproof pottery-
Oct
YELLOW BOWLS, 5 pc. sets 6 to 10 lit—85¢
87:51:“ SETS, clear white pottery, decorated, 5
cs.—
‘ includes my
"bite enameled with
FANCY CHINA, ASSORTMENT
practical pieces. .
' Reg. 81 to $1. 45 for—75c
Reg. 81. 50 to $2 for 1.25
Reg.» 8225 to 83. 50 to ~81. 95
Electrical goods that
mean practical economy
ELECTRIC-M0013 guaranteed heating element
with card and ELECTRIICM 41.95
ABLE S'I'OVHS, .1111 5 le. suitable
for light mulling and ideal for toastin .75
EXGEL ELECTRI g~8
C COOKERS, use but half the
ainount 0‘ current—45.95
TABLE LAMPS, assortment includes pottery vase
styles With silk shades or polychrome. bases or decorated
parchment shades-85.95
BRIDGE LAMPS, wrought iron base withy parch-
11111115111111. pr etiil decorated—81.95 »
LAMPS Scast metal bases, finished In
. -‘1'-_11._
9 1111511111. 434 in. clothes..Flernish brass with scroll deSign, assorted silk chalice,—
ADSAND coma to. 111'
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FUOOR LAMPS, stippel gold finish bases With
19.76 _, . '.
. Slalor'o Rebekah Lbdzc oi Odd Fel-
hire is visiting in New York city to-
111.1..-I'a11nmv '
yucca—“rho Bplondid Ci‘irno."
Regent—“Thoflold Rush."
Jon. 1: .-Chsri.cr lzbt of Nor-
:volk Lions' club of Royal James
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COMING EVENTS
Jan. lo.~lnstollolion of officors
Norwulk DoMoliiy at tho Armory.
Jan. 17. ~Anniiol meet or Norwolh
Council or 1 ‘ulhollo Women.
Jan. 18. -WIn1er concert. Choral
Art Society.
. Jan. l8-28 Millie week In Nbrwnlk
Schools Clue Demonstrations.
Jon. 111. ~Annuol 1110011113 and
luncheon of Ministerins Clrclo of
Klnx'l Dauchtoro.
Jan. 19. ~..loint Installation :of-
ficero McKinley ifnrnpond Auxiliary
at Red Man 0 Hall Main otroot.
Jan. 19. —( .oncort 111 Roger Lud-
low Junior High School.
Jan. 20. ~Annuol ltoll Call Our.
lows‘ Hull Woll direct. .
Jan. 20. ~I‘ anlrlin Junior High
concert at Senior High School.
Jan. "I. ~Contcr Junior leh con-
cert in (‘enter nglv‘ building.
Jan. :33 .—(‘.oncort by Hikh School
pupils at Senior Hizh School.
Jan. 23.~Madnmo Kitchenetto'o
Orchestra .by the Philalhea class
under thc'an .licea (if the T. C. 8.
class at the Nor, M. E. church.
. Jan.‘.‘.7~Ai1nual Birthday Party
of Trinity church.
Jan. 25. ~F‘airflold County League
V women voters meet to Stamford.
Miss Alice Print to spank.
Jan. film—Ladies Aivaorwalk M.
F church Turkey supper for tho
Philnlllcn class.
Run and Tide fol-.'l‘omOrrow.
81m rises ..... . ...... 7:17}. M.
81111 cots ...... ........ 4:46 P. M
High Tide .4......4... 10:39A. M.
Low Tldo 5:28 P. M.
one ......
A new meat'markotto be knovm
no the Public Meat Market In to be
opened at 143 Washington street.
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--Houschold Collin—Harris 11: Guns
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An addition is being erected to
the horn. of Mr. and Mrs. Ellison
J. Morrell in Narornako avenue.
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~lhc cleaning. dyeing and pros-
ring of garments in given the closest
atloz lion at The Twin (‘lty Valol'r
Establishment. Worll called for and
delivered. 67 No.1 Main St. Phone
dim—Adv. .
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Miss Eleanor Mathews of Flax
Hill Road has resigned hor.pooition
in the W. 0.1McLoan insurance
Agnncy in North Main street.
~Radloo and Vlclrolu sold on
cos luring Donnell'y.—A_dv.
Tho basketball teams of Norwalk
1nd Waterbury. Chapters of DoMolny
will meet this ovcnlns at Community
Hall in But Nor-walk. Dancing will
renew or the cloeo of the some.
0
~Riiuminouo 81-11:onold-Conl.—
Harrls d1 Cont—Adv.
Alfred Somors of Pairfleld avo-
643'
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-~“Blliy Lnudors Own 'I'Co mu"
10mins soon on the Sport pogo of
THE EVENING SENTINEL. -
W
Tho thermometer dropped to zero
in Norwolk this morning, which of-
ficially makes today the coldoot this
your. People coming in from the
o- ' ‘rfn roam-O «mum-Murry 5.! '0w
on four degrees below zero. The
temperature rapidly climbed up-
rcochod at 7: so.
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-'-"Bllly Lauder-’0 Own Column"
coming soon on tho. Sport page of
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
Midi 1‘ illio Nougcbouror will start
11 class in tho making of Iampohadeo
under the auspices of tho‘ Glrlo‘
SEMI-n REOO Passenger
workman” ovrlnnanuuc
‘ 'Pan'rs arm aocmsonms
1 < 7 111111111
' AUTOMOBILE co.
L. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
.4 was! Ava. 110an
convict: slouch rnoxn mi
Mine Jeannette
. The first session of the class will his
words after the coldest pool: was '
W901! willopook onnoubjootofxon-
oral theorist
ubliohid- o resignation on a forceful .
spoik'or- in- Norah“. ‘
j "Illinois. Boston is I now niembor-
. or claim 211141111 cm ood 1111 member.
-J m o'clro‘d- tow 1541411111 with
Ninso‘l' icon no possible. . , .
'l Tho iilootoro- of the lemma 'clnb'
55.111111111101111 ‘tho action when
.1“ .1.
111111 of Red
“3111:.“ Last EveningI
“pl—-
Newly oloutod officors or the 011- ,
can cribs, No ‘30. Rod Men. wore
‘ ‘lnoullod 1m 11111111 at 111.1011”.
room; Wuhlncton street. A largo
delegation was prolont. ollowina
nro tho offl
William oily. oochom.
’ Angolo Marco. senior uznmoro.
Clarmino Cal-voile. Junior can-
morn.
Cloronco’l‘oby. prophet.
John C. E. Moore, -lioctor‘ of
wampuin. ‘
..A. M. Pohlrnon. kooper of wt;-
worn.
. 8. C. Marshall. collector of rod-
ordo.
Ernest Gotta. first warrior.
P. Chlminto. second warrior.
L. Soltcoy. third warrior.
\i. Fossils. fourth warrior.
H. L. Nowell. first braio.
P. Cnrvillo. second bra1c.
E. Hill.- third braac.
C. Stoinwaldu fourth bravo.
.Lostor Brush. Fred Conant.- and
Charles Steinwsld, trustees.
Police Still Psobing
Signal Wire Cutting
There are no new dovelopmcntr
in the canon of Walter Beer; and
George Cockofur, who weio nrre‘at-
od by the Norwalk polled following
the cutting of the signal who along
the Danbury railroad lino. Bhth are
held without bail for trial on Satur
day morning. The First District po
lice are still invr ‘igatlng the cnno
No n we arrests have been made
It is reported that Livingston. the
Junkmcn of 10 Orchard street. will
be further questioned. The stolen
goods, the pollcc'any. were found in
his place.
'N0rwalk Nat. Bank '
Selects Officers
The Rational Bank 1‘ Norwalk
hold its organlhalion meeting thir
morning and elected the following
officers:
President—George L. Woodward.
Vice President-W. C. Baur.
, Cachicr~Chnrleo W. Closer.
Chairman of, Board of Directors—
J. P. Troodwcll.
Tho'ofnrors are use some as those
of last year. L
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Building'Perinits
The following building permiip
ham been issued by Building In
spectcr George S. liubbell:
111111110111 13113on garage addition.
Wei-1 Main‘a feet. 111.
- Nash Engineering 00.. steel stor-
age building. Wilson Point road.
87.000.
John . J. Cavanagh. six
house. Metrose avenue. 87. 500.
John J .Cavanosh. house altera-
tions in .Molroea aienue. 8". 500.
Joh‘lt'J. Farrell. one family house
In Boot. avenue, 88.000.
Isidore Druko. garage.
street. cost 8600.
I'OOIu
Billie
FricndlySoclety of Trinity church.
hcd tomorrow ovcning in the Guild
Hall. 1
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ar CUTBIIJS FISH MARKET
Every buotnooa day in 1110 year
this market has on hand the choic-
oof of fish in cocoon. Daily chip
monto arrive and then too the name
to properly iced and cared for on
orrlvol.‘ 'Dollvcrlon made all 'over
Norwalk and nearby vicinity '71
North Main St. Phono 108.~Adv.
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Mrs Frank Ellatr of 105 South
Main street is visiting relatis co in
New Haven.
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STAR LAUNDRY DOES
1 DEWER SORT‘OF WORK
Hone in a point ',rclatlvo to laundry
work that housewives in this vicin-
ity will be interested in hraring
obont.~ All fiannelonnd blankets
washed at this laundry are washed
in cold watch—no shrinking is the
result. Every feature of laundry
work is given the closest attention
b‘oro. Recently n new washer was
added to this concern' I ouulpmem—
the addition of which makes is pos-
slblo to do moro .1111! 11.41141- "wot
washes" than horotoforo.- The de-
livery oyotom hero covers all occ-
tlono of alumni and vicinity. 11
Crooo St. Phono 8984. ' >
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'l. 0 condition of Arthur. c. Wheel-
er. of -6 Arch otroot, who has been
confined tohll homo with "an88. is
reportod'oo o."ilttlo better today."
Mrs. "."wolcr aloomold he who a “lit-
tle chanson". . . .
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.Pollcoman Jarvis Murray of the
First District station is in Bridge-
port today on o. wltnooo in a. civil cue
in tho Superlo:_.C.our.t.
'spoclnl Annt‘Dciy. add mo the
members 'of‘Catholic councl No. 46
af‘tho'itnljhts of "Columbus or. their
club rooms- on Woof as no last
night. Mr. Doly woo thoro to look
over 1110 cc loll's 'books. A lam
number of members woro present
at tho shooting.‘ Plans were made to
tlvoyan onto'rfilnrnont "Po: 0' My
Hoort'fiu‘. tho Center Junior High
ochool auditorium 1 Wednesday
nigh t. Feb'yun'ry 8. Tickell are now
on pole 0111! con b0 purchased from
an of the members.
demon Loo Ellenwood "’lder of
the Moss'- City With- Bihlo class. Will
be tho opookor at tho meeting in be
M'- club tomorrow. Mr. Ellen-
find ho: nlroody co-
;an .0 .o..
'e :1'.‘
Min! «m; club mom.
mammalian“.
PAGE FIVE
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GOODS
10.12 50. sum or.
Storo hours ii to 6~Bsturday 9 to 'l
IIMUNSIE “TOWEAR
PHONE 2010
,r
80. NORWALK
a lowered price.
$1.00 Gowns 85¢
MISSES
Most of the winter is
. SECOND SEMI- ANNUAL SALE
New values from our second floor in outing
flannel night gowns. Every garment cut full
and made of heavy. warm flannel.
designed and exquisitely trimmed. Some have
collars, some have V necks and some have square
necks. Long or short sleeves and every one at
$1.95 Gowns $1.69
Plain 01' fur trimmed coats at clearance plioes.
Sizes 8 to 14.
$4. 00 to $7. 50
Have been 85 85 to $9 95
wonderful opportunity to snap up a real bargain.
Beautifully
$1.50 Gowns $] 29
COATS
still ahead. T his is a
Sr-cnnri Floor.
Buyat MUNSIE’S and save money.
\
7
had L‘issolvcd partnership and that
Mr. Salvato’o interest had been pur-[
chased by Jerry Acqulno.
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Raymond Lilly. of New Rochelle
N. Y.. and George Cainndclln. of
Bridgeport. were lined 810 and costs
each in the First District court this
11 ruins: by Judizn Freeman Light on
charges of swelling. Motorcycle
Pollurmim Martin Lonnycl midi:
both arrests.
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The first quurinrly meeting of tho
Norwalk Board of Fire lfndcrwrlicro
11.! be held at Shadow Lawn Inn
tomorrow evening. Routine businoas
will come up at that. time.
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Norwalk will not be represented
at the convention of the Master
I‘ninicrs' Society which in being hold
today and tomorrow at the Hotel
1.11011 in Waterbury. Edward E.
Gorhnm of the Gorliam Company.
usually repress-riled Norwaik atdhese
gnthor'mzs. but he is spending this
winter in Florida.
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Mrs. Axel Fagin-strain of Elton
Court is recovering from an attack
of the grlp.
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The local American Legion Aux-
iliary will attend the Joint installa-
tion of Mulvoy-Tarlov Post and Its
Auxiliary to he held this are ' in
Red .‘lon's Hall. Washington street.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Hat Finishers Association Local
No. 16, South Norwall' will he held
this cvening at 7:311 o'clock at Cen-
irnl Labor Union Hall, Washington
street.
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The newly elected ofllcoro of Euro.
ka. Rebekah Lodge No. 42 will be
installed on Friday evening by DIS!
trlct Dcpuiy Presidcr ‘ Clara Leath-
aorlnnd and her staff from Our Sis-
ter's Lodge, Norwalk.
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Councilman and Mrs. Edward M.
Gans returned to their home in West
avenue yesterday after a two month‘s
trip through Florida and Cuba.
Councilman Gano who to the "real-
dent of the Common Council attend-
ing the regular meeting of that body
lust exenlng
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The drill team of the Frank C
Godfrey 'Post. No.12lAmerlcan Le-
gion. went to l‘alrficld last evening
where they gave an exhibition drill
at the installation of officers of the
Post. The team will go to SheltonI
on Friday night where they will DUI.
on an exhibition drill for the Shel-
ton Logion Post.
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Mrs. Rose Paladino of 9 Elizabeth
street received a cablcgra'n from her
son, Mathew. today announcing his
safe arrival in Italy. He sailed a
week ago yesterday on the S. S.
Conic Rosco. He will viomrelativco
in Italy‘and later wlll make a trip
through France.
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Naoseb Rasheed. of Main street.
and All Hannah. of Maple street. left
today for Drtrolt. Mich" where they
will attend a or. wanrm of Assyrian
people from all parts of the conn- .
try. The purpose of the convention
is to form an organization or Amer-
ican Assyrians in order to help their
countrymen.
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A meeting of the Grocers and
Fruit Dealers associa“on will be held
tomorrow evening at the City Hall.
The onlccro of ”the Mathias Poet.
installed in Fablo'a Hall this even--
Ing. Past Department Vice Corn-
mander Le Roy D. Downs will be
the installing ofllcor.
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the Mulvoy-Tarlov Post. Veterans of
Foreign Wars and Auxiliary. will be
held in Red Mon’o Hall. West Wash-
'hzton 111.11. this evening.
5 TUBE
RADIO
$24 95
Times Square Auto
~11 111111
American Legion. Westport. will be .
The installation of the omcore of »
lSure Relief
FOR INDIGESTIOM
A. J. Collins Co
'10 North Main Street,
loath Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
L. GOLDEN
WOMEN'S READY TO “WEAR
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
ONLY 75 c DOWN
puls-
VUI.CAN ‘
HOT WATER HEATER
YOUR HOME
Balance Small Monthly Payments
Conn. Light & Power
Co.
Phone 3800
. Norwalk
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