Fourth or July
As the Holiday comes on Saturday, Trading -will
need to be done earlier
Open Thursday and Friday Evenings
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Bathing Surts
Children’s Bathing Suits.
$1.00 to $3.98.
Ladies' Bathing suits.
$1.59 to $6.98.
Boys’ Bathing Suits.
25:: to $1.50.
Men'stBathing Suits.
50c to $2.00.
Holiday Garments
Ladies’ shirt Waists.
At $1.00 a specialty.
Ladies‘ Shirt Waistl.
$1.49 to $2. 98.
Silk Shirt Waist;
51. 98 to $3. 98.
Middy Blouses
$1.00 and $125.
Holiday Hosiery
Silk Lisle Hose.
At 25c.
Silk Boot Hose.
25c and 50c.
lilach, white,
All Silk Hoae.
At $i_oo.
film‘s. \‘i'llilt‘, colors.
colors.
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Fabric loves
Lon] White Gloves,
25c. Value 39c.
Long White Silk.
59c. Value 751:.
Long.White Silk. .
69c and $1.00. ‘3:
Long Wash Suede_ 5
Only 501:. :‘I
84 Washington St.
Pony Contest Votes.
Telephone 446
JUDGEMENT LlEN FILED. 'aut was handed down by Judge Johny BEFRIENDED SUPPOSEDLY POOR '
A judgement lien in favor of John A. \\aisl1 of the City Court on Junol MAN.
' Allis of Rye. N. Y.. has been filed 1R and it has not been paid. Attorney“ NEW HAVEN. July ‘l—Bellw’lng
against property of tier but You Sciv- Charles 1). names represented the do him to he penuiless. Mrs Emma M
er, 150 feet on Mulberry street, Spring- fondant, ‘31?”an provided to! James Fielding
dale, in the Town Clerk's office. Judge- l Mr. Van Solver was a former resi- at her home here for years Today it
ment to recover $163.98 of the defend- dent of xorwaik. was brought out in the I’Iobate court
51...-.. ~ a-r*——~- " _.__‘ ._. , [that Fielding. who died recently left
$819,330 in cash, a large part of which
:was found studed into an old suit
Lease, which he had kept in his room,
1 while the remainder was in banks. as
7 was shown by several bank books dis-
covered with the money in the suit
lease. Mrs. Merriam submitted to the
E tpréliipen this Evening until 9 P. M.
. ' ‘ l; ; New arrivals, just in time for the holiday.
Neckwear, Girdles and
Fancy Ribbons .
Neckwear—New Collars, Fichus,
Vestees, Guimpes, Collars and Cuff
Sets, Etc“ Etc.
.Made of the sheer-est organdies, the ‘fllmlest nets and laces, the
most fairy like embroidery in the‘ correct. Paris shapes at 25¢ l
fancy brocade and white pique, in a variety of styles including the
new yost effects.
m $1. 00. ‘
WINDSOR TIES made of crepe do chine. in all the new i - " "'
shades, 25¢ and 50¢. l
Girdles, Belts and Sashes :
There are Roman stripe, Dresden, white kid. patent leather. l"
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Come here for late novelties in Roman stripe Dresden moire
and fancy edge ribbon. as well as good qualities in all the staples
at reasonable prices.
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The N. B. Ryan (:0.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
(llThe Best. of Bathing
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will bring. a Nickel One into
lcourt a bill for Fielding‘s board and|
was allowed 8275. i
No Sailing or
Motor Party a
Complete
Simplex
Vacuum Bottles
Keeps Liquid. Cold, 80 Hours
Hot 30 Haurs
. Manufacturer’s Guaranteewith every one of them.
6 CoupOns and 980
will make you the possessor of :1 Rubber Toned one.
6 Coupons and $1.13
Ad: your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what
a househoid ‘necessity it has become. Bring your Coupons
now before the supply is exhausted.
NORWICH CONCERN BANKRUPT.
NORWICH. July2 .—-011 petition or
its ot‘licers. Judge Milton A. Shumway.
of the Superior court. this afternoon
appointed Edmund A. Allen. of this
city. receiver for the Allen Beemen
Company, of Norwich. The officers
are: President. A. B. lleeman. of Fair.
fax. Vt.; treasurer and general mana-
ger. J. A. Allen, of New London, and
secretary and assistant' treasurer, A.
ll. Bosnian. of this city. The company
which has been doing a cold storage
and commission business, is capitallz~
ed at $100,000. The liabilities are not
stated.
your home.
I ROton POint Park:
DANCE in the Pavilion
D I N E
Vacuum- Bottle Day. »
Coupon No. 47
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Seattlnéi.
Every .1 day is a
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THE CASINO RESTAURANT
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. Present the above honour: at this office with five
poorest nonnative dates; and the
manner! below. and get this
cost amount of ex-
Simplex Vacuum
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Stale Naval Militia in Sail on
ret'ticut for the annual
‘ been issued by Capt. Ellen llill, com-l
': ; mending the organization of sailors of
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“ July 23. and will last for 15 dais. .i
- the first class battleship
land to the naval militia organization
I Halifax waters.
‘_ Williams is in command of the Rhotle ,
A. Dickerman and Son
m... lflliil‘s’llil'; '9
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I: that directors of‘the Windsor
jlb‘avlngsobank. are not; liable tor the
- zdefalostion of nearly $100,000 which
...ocourred during the many years Ah
ff [red W. Converse, the late treasurer;
II held since.
..I The alleged defamation of Mr. Con-
23 verse caused the bank’s liquidation
j over a year ago. Converse committed
suicide. The state bank commission-2
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Battleship Rhode Island—-
Long Time on Water is
Planned in Order to Give
Sailors a Thorough
Training
Orders for the Naval Militia of (Lon-
cruise have
he state. Tile cruise will begin on
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The navy department has llsslgl‘ned
lthode is
and it is announced today that thei
destination for the liliode Island with:
the Connecticut tars will he up to‘;
Captain lit-ergo ill;
island.
According to the ordeis. the lthodeI
island. which will have returned from l
a cruise to Bermuda with the .\a\al‘
Militia of the District of Columbia.)
\vlli mice the Connecticut; tars oni
board at New Human and steam to
. New port where the liliode island Nah;
Militia organization will embark ’
and from there the ship will go to}
Portland, Me, and there take. on board
the Naval Militia of Blaine. From thai ;
port the battleship will proceed to Hal- l
it‘aa. To mnlte room for the NaHtl iii» .
lifts the Rhoda island’will retlut c her .
own 1 row lit thpoi‘t.
There arc four divisions of liii‘ (‘011- I
ectlcut Naval Militia in different parts ‘
of the state. These will be taken to;
New Haven. going from Hartford.
Bridgeport and South Nortvztlh 311111
the whole organization of 250 officers i
and men will he mobilized at the Un-i
ion station in New Haven at 8 o‘clock }
on the morning of July 23. ' l
The organization will the march 1
down to Belle dock and there embark ‘1
on the 40-foot stilling cutters from the i
llhode island to be taken out to the:
‘haitleship. which will he anchoredI
about five miles off the hreakwatcr.f
The mess for this cruise will he the 1
Rhode island so that for the first;
' time in years the Connecticut Naval
Militia commissury department will?
have nothing to do but drill with the}
rest of the organization. ' E
This will hé (lie longest cruise that!
the whole .of the. Connecticut Naval
Militia has ever taken. A year also on 'j
the Machine 11 part or the organizer
tion. under Capt. Hill. made a cruise;
to Bermuda. Early in the yar 11 (111- l
ierent program was mapped oili forl
the organization. This contemplated
a cruise for the Nnial Militia organ- l
izatlons in ships of their own ileet.‘
but the Mexican situation caused a ‘3
change in the plans because some of {
the ships that were loaned to the Xa-l
vol Militia were called in and sent to 3
foreign stations. I
The Mechlss was one of these ships.
She is now at San Domingo and re
gum have been doing‘gome effective
work down there. .
The Rhode island is a ship of 14,945: }
tons displacement. She is 435 feet on 3
the load water line and drawn 2:; rest l
of water She was ‘huilt at Quincy,
Mass. in 1906. She it: anoint the ships l
that carry two cage meets or “fighting .
tops" as they are called. Her full com-
plement is 49 omcersvondesau men. .
WON'T HOLD DIRECTORS FOR‘
Judge Bennett Decided Stilt Adalnstl
‘ Officials of Windsor Lock: in-
|' Itltution. ‘ ‘ ‘
HARTFORD. July 2.——-Judge W. L
Bennett of the Superior Court. in a
memorandum filed yesterday. holds
Locks
era, as receivers, bronchi suit against
‘tweive directors. past and present, alt
losing the domination to be due to
‘thelr negligence. Four separate
‘suits were hroilzht and they were,
tried some months 1130.1
l The directors are: J T. Googan, J.
R. Montgomery. J. Warren. J. John-
Georze Glover. William Matherv
,GBOI‘KO M Willa”. \Anen FJ
Posse. F. L Ashley. W. P. Robinson;
Charles II". Cleveland: _ y
, on. some memo.
, WWING .my 2.41». Mau-
g 9’ Prison ma. American minister
l WMvei-fioefiicts. f
the D. mllcod Co.
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1914
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Established 185']
Summer Schedule of Closing Hours.
(in Friday cvcnluo this \\'\~t~l; 111.9
upon until iiinc xti'clwt‘lx to ut'cuiiniimlutc
ping late beforc lllt‘ lliJll‘l‘H
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iii tlst‘ 1
Saturday the >1ml't‘ Mill in. l'llh‘L‘il all tlzix.
Ctillllllt‘llt‘lil; Monthly; jnlt >l\'.:l. ilat- sil-rt \iill
close at inc o'clock t.'\'t‘f_\' Flay ext‘tpt Saturtlax, when
the Cl‘wslllg lllltll‘ \\lll lJL‘ nine.
gag-.225
Novel Striped Cottons that will make
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Attractive Gowns
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A gl‘Wll of hll'llit‘kl limitiizll
size a slim figure. ninl tciitls in
woman slcntlvr allil willouy. N11\\‘
cet-tlingl)‘ tlcsiral-lc fabrics display-ll
(ititltls Section, main floor which are
111g.
\wuw of
with string
Ltcl \\ (til the
Striped and Embroidered .Tissue, :1
cxlrcmc tlnintincss. ill a \\‘llllt’ ground
11111i11l<,l1liic, gi't'cn lIl‘ \‘itilct. (illtl
sti‘ipcs :1 small eiiilirnitlci'ctl figure. It is a fabric
not so sheet as voilc and rather more substantial. nico—
l_\' (11111111011 for morning ilrcss‘cs‘. 'l‘wciity-st-tcii inches
wide, 25- 1:15.
Wollington Striped Voile. \ \\llllt Urtuiiitl
:1 llttllll‘tl >llllli’ 111 1r .liltl cf‘fcthiu slizttlts Hf ii;1\_\
olil lllllC. and a striltiiifr L‘lllllllllliillilll of \iliitt
black. Do not fail to scc this exhibit.
\\'clliugttui \‘oilcs. lg cts.
Main floor.
Women’s Black Underwear
to use with Bathing Suits.
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Vests. low neck and sleeveless 25c and sec
Tights, knee length 50c
Tights. with feet $1.50
50C.7 75c. $1. 00 and $1. so
50c, $1. 00 and $1 50
Black Kiiitkcrlmckcrs,.
Bl rick l" nion Suits,
Blink 1 ohm Suits \\ 1th feet and adjust: tblt- straps $1. 00 .
59c and $1 25
\\ 1th a good quaint El luck I niou Suit a woman
may have hir 0111 Mon ll (lilting Suit of silk. satin,
or light weight moliaii, and be itlcallx prepared for
swimming. '
Black I nion Suits, t\tra siz es
Handkerchiefs, special! Some fine linens from a
Belfast factory uhitli lime slight imperfections. Unc _
must look closely to see lhc in too. for it is generally
a single coarse thread or an irrtgulaiit) in \vcavc.
13 cts., z for 25 cts.
Values from 20 to 35 cts. A word to the wise woman.
Two Important Sales this week:
Embroideries, Flouncings and Bands, main floor.
Waist: and Blouses, second floor.
ports the last few days show that her; ”-
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July Fashions
in the celebrated
{R Pitt orial Review,
"75 ‘3 Patterns
are now ready 1'
for you!
The drag you make and
never wear because you
see others wearing more
stylish. more up to date 4
resaes is the most ex-
pensive.
You avoid disappoint-
men: if you use
Pictorial Review
PatternsL ‘
Get The HER!!!“ 300K" ‘
for Silliim
betel-e selecting you:v Sum;-
outfit.
~0nllecwhen rehased - ,
witholScpstte’r‘h. We“ will
sun.
, . . F01- Sale at
, Donnelly’s Stationery and Book Store.
' l ‘ 16 South MainSt.
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