' , about the trunk and covered with
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Maillard
lunLlLLon 111d ltalioom
Stern Brothers
1% 42nd and 43rd Streets, W651 0! Fifth Avenue, New York.
animate WJWW m
flail ind 'I‘clL-phonr
Orders receive prompt
and cumin] attention.
'I‘elephoncgfii'on Bryant
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imported Doulilc- \‘l’idth $2.5
Douhlc- \V idth $1.
the following intLrLsting
Tomorrow. will be ready, on special“ counters. on the Main Floor.
5 The Most Extraordinar) Offerings of the Year. in
‘ 1 Fashionable Double-W idth M
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and hm piiced gioupsfia‘
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and S360 Printed Chiffons, at 850 a )ard
All silk. in no and quiiisitL Parisian .esigns; ii and ltt inLhL-s wide; presenting inar\Llous \'.:11116
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75 to $3. 00 D1 e“ Silks and Saints. at 9oe a yard 1
llie always-wanted \veaVLs. in superb qualities and all the popular street shades;
Also a miscellaneous collection. in Waist. Skirt and Dress Lengths, of plain and fancy weaves oi
$19 ._.‘1 to $3.00 Dress Silks, at 45c, 58c, 75c, 95c up to $1.33 a yard
Also 'l‘o-morrow, on Main Floor (Zounti'rs. an Equally ltadical (ilcnranrc of
Thousands of Yards of Summer Dress Fabrics, at 390 yard ',
. Comprising Materials Sold Originally at $1.00 and $1.50 a"vard l
All'wmll VUllL‘S. Silk-:IliLl-“bol Tissues, Maeriisettes, Canvas Etamincs. Grenadines. and other weaves.
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.' Persian Carpets. at tlil00. 00 to 195. 00
Htuularwalncs $18800 1.111.511.4109" Scrapic and Buluk
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At About One-Half
at $05.00 to 148.00
An Extraordinary Sale of Oriental Rugs ‘
the Original Prices
iical clearance of a numhL-r of‘Verv important groups L1fili‘iL11tzil Rugs. Carpt‘ls and Hall liunnL-rs. which
will ‘1ll'ord our patrons a remarkable opportunity to select lloor coverings for innnediaie or future use at
about one»half tho price that will he paid for equal grades next Fall.
1000 Small and Medium Size Oriental Rugs andahout 100 l’crsian Carpets. rooin sizes.
graLlL-s. carct'ully selected for our regular stocks, rLduceLl as follows:
$8.30 and 9. 75 Oriental Rugs. at 33. T5. 4. 85 5.
oparing our stocks. on the. Fifth Floor. l'orlhe opening oi the Fall season. We havc planned a very it
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Saddlt l’iLLLs
Small Persian Rugs. at $6.73 Lind 9.50
’L‘Lular Vault“. M2 51 to l”
lluhl: urn mans. aims" . -bv 291 it. vLiLlL hv 8111i1it.Ilong
included in the
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utiqu. lloltliara \lals and
1 .311; iron and Antique
u’carcs. in slusjbjfi 11) 11V; fi.to-(l'/l1\ isl/1LL._$35I00 10 67 50 Pelfilflll Rugs
. iii Tcliianf' arpélii, hi1 5‘16 .00 to 730. 00 v. at $11. 85 to 2935‘“ .
Regular values $312.5. 00 to 1171.00; Kirmanglhnhs and Li"0hi‘tl’i€ and Moussouls; slurs nbopt 8 to 5 ft. wide
Sani Is.“ about 7"; l1_\ 10 ft to ill bv 5i it in 6 to B it L.long . .
$35 00 to 68. 00 Persian Hall Runners. at $15. 00. 2.000 and 25. 00
L. In sist from 20 10-115 inches widc‘ 111 .‘l to 17 0.10113. .
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Sleeplessness is often one of the
most persistent and distressing of all
the various disorder to which the neu-
rathenlc is subject. Every sleepless
nightf'aggravates. the disease and sin;
tensitles every symptom. Drugs are
not only useless as curative agents.
but are often dangerous because they
increase the neurasthenia even when
they induce sleep, and ultimately in-
tensify tho insomnia
Gentle exercise in the fresh air in
one‘ 5 bedroom just before retiring con-
duces to sleep by div ertlng an excess
'of blood from the brain to the mus-
cles. Massage. especially directed to
the feet and legs acts in the same was
as a derivative of blood train the head.
A hot bag to the feet when they are
proving digestion and general vital re.
sletnnce.
_Qn going to bed, take along a card
and a. mom bit 0'! pencil. After taking
care to compose the body and mind in
as comfortable‘h state as possible.
begin taking regular and deep breaths,
putting down a mark on the card tor
each breath. The number of marks
on the card in the morning will serve
as L1 record of the time required {or
getting to sleep. This simple means
serves to divert the mind «from bar-
assing; subjects and induces a monot-
onous mental state which is favorable
to sleep —-Dr J H. Kellogg in ' The
IBattlo Creek idea.
WOMAN’S MOTOR SMASHES WAG-
ON or BlilDGEPORT
‘PEDDLER. 5 _..
' The Roundhouse switch in South-
port was the scene 01 another accident
this Friday ofterhm when an auto-
mobile owned by Mrsr. William Pot-
cold and a cold bag when the teetfare‘ tor of New Canaan and. driven by her
hot are other useful measures.
The wot-girdle is another remedy
which proves quite alliclent in a very
large number of cases. This measure
' consists in a moist towel wrung quite
dry out of cold winter, then applied
"dry flannel and macklntosh or oil mus-
,lin. Caro must be inked that the
. ' $03898 of the moist towel" are not ex-
" pound on the evaporation thus induc-
7. ed will cause chilling and destroy the
. ,good effect of the application. This
’ liniadaco may“ lid Worn or cry night for
month}; it necessary, but a trash tow—
ol muptbo used every day to avoid in-
“faction of the chin. , - ‘
The Wet-cheat pack lI another sim-
ple sleep producer of great potency.
it has the advantage that it may be
.3 ~11:
3011. Roger Potter, crashed into the
wagon driven by E. L. Greonberg. a
peddlor living in Bridgeport Green
berg was hurled iron: the men into
a nearby crook. receiving painful
mouse, while‘ his mm was complete
demollchod.
Cream its driving towards
Brldmrt, and in short dictum from
the mat. turned into a
byroéd. ,‘He held out: Mr left hand.
Indicating. to rounding vehicles that
he oummtm As he was
tux-nix. tho W automobile come
up in aid manhood mod into his
Wilson (tradition was hurled about
thirty feet distant. alight!“ into a
creek. The Wilson was overturned,
and badly damaged. His team war
also injured. \
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United Hatters to Have One In Label-
Day Phradm
At the meeting of the national board
of directors of the United Hatters at
North America. which was held in
New York city last week, the oillcers
of the m1 music nsnociations and
the local directors succeeded in having.“
the national board vote to appropriate
a sum 01 money to fit up‘a float tor
the labor demonstration which will be
IIauiouut appropriated is stated to have
been a generous one and the omcers
of thé local organizations expect to
l have the most attractive float-in the
parade.
The idea 0! the float is to hdverttse,
the label of the United Hatters of
North America and it will be placed
at the head of the Danbuny delega-
tion of Hot finishers and Makers. The
ofilcera of the Danbury associations
have had the matter in mind for me
time and they have a lumbar at de-
signs under ammunition tor the host
that are novel and sure to mike. it at
tmctlve.
. Incidentally the umvnui medium
oi the organization are not going to
let this opportunity to boost; Danbury
slip by without hhths muse of it.
A number of the when or the Flu-
tuber-3’ and Inhm‘ hood-lions are
going io tum: 11mm o! M111
minted mumps that
Crowns Them All. " and. telling of the
good qualities of Dunbu‘ry hats. These
individual members of ma local unions
intend to hard 11min wd- Md
I‘luo toning Mot mm and 11:111.:
bury huts. The individual mm" -
- will who on uni-Laue hi this
man other balm or or:
‘ th labor demonstration.
‘Dauhuty '
Finishers .and lint Makers’ Associa-
tions of this city wil send large delo-I
gallons.
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' not manna
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CHICAGO. :luly 20.~—Hopee for 1 Int-,1
intuctory adjustment of the wage dis-j .
pute between the enginemenot the;
Western railroads and their employer!
took definite shape today with the Lia-l
seuibly of the Federal Board of Media
lion. 11 hose good omoes have been no '
copied by both sides. William L. i
Chatnbermclmirman of the mediation?
board; Martin A. Knapp. Federal;
judge, and G. W. “hanger, assistant!
, commissioner of labor, arrived hero;p
yesterday. to represent the govern;
ment in the conferences, in whlch thoI
locomoth e engineers will be represent-l
ed _by the grand chief; arr-en S.
Globe, and the firemen and hustlers by.
7W. S. Carter. president of their broth-
erhood. The managers' commission of
the ninety-eight roads involved is head-
ed by A. W. Trenholm, of the Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Rall-
road.
I'rhe opening conference wag expect-
ed to be held today, and Inc attempt
has been mode to forecast how long
the hearinlrmaylast. The financiers
have prepared to discuss at length
every point of the menu demands. The
men’s leaders have hit the my open
r-- a refusal to crbitnito. but the rail-
road operators Liechre they has strong ,
hopes that c strike may be averted.
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womanly-Aisha 1.1“me
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Arthur Enrica. it wording solemn .
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MMCTMG NOTES
(The Command“ Record.)
Estimates invited l
Sealed proposals will be receiied
until Julv :2, b) the building com-
mittee ot the South \orualk Lodge.
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B. P. O. E, J. J. lu’nxaeller, chairman. l
Itor the proposed addition to the club ‘1
.Ihouse on Main street, the plans for;
which are by
' Morehouse.
Iments will be about snout)
Antilles! Ferris Si
The cost of the Improw-l
Tokeneke Changes.
Paddock has com
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Architect A- .\‘,
‘pleted the plans for the changes to
llic made in the residence of E_ H.I
'Xcrion at Tokeneke
.to undergo many changes
fproreulenis. and will
Irebuilt, With new
"etc”
The house is;
and im-'
heating, plumbing. .5
and the cost will be about $1} l
1100. 5
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Seaside Place Residence. l
\v, 11. Mills & (‘0. have taken me.‘
iconaract to build the new residence;
‘on Seaside place for Mrs. Linda VJ
Ludlow. of Montclalr. N. J.. The;
house will be of frame mnstruction,‘
.containing nine rooms, with all
Ilinprovements, and will cost about
l‘5'000‘
Aiken street House.
F. H. Bedtent has taken the con-
Itract for a frame house an Aiken
for Madeline 5F. Webb. It will have
six rooms, with improvements, and,
will cost about 83 000. l
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Planning for Hocpltal.
The following building committee
Elias been appointed to have charge
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Refinement
You can‘t appear
poor teeth. and you know and
are conscious of it. Your mirror 5
reflects it and you are ashamed 5
of it. See .
Dr. J. H. Mallory
Don't suffer this mental strain.
You over «member the por-
foet tooth.
to ‘0. Iain It. Io. Nomi“;
NOD/RI: II A. I. To C P. It."
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SHINGLEB.
5C. H. , Aisthorpe
l.Tel 987-3. Envlew Ave-
Ford deairing a
Specialty
Your car made to ride with comfort
at a very low price. Your car may
need attention Have it looked over
in time and save money
Ford Parts and Accessories.
Tires. Ah so“ and About All Makes.
Quotationii gladly furnished. Low
p.rlces
l guarantee all work done at my ga-
rage- V
Emergency Calls Given Special
Attention.
Austin’ 3 Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Or .‘Phooo 1322-2, w. It. Auntln. 1'1
Woodwlrd Avonuo.
.-.Doea Your Plumb-ff
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43¢.- sill an much now,
marvedummtr
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be practically [~
56:11 new hospital: President Christian structme will
5 Su artz.
Ili'heoler, Dr. W. J. Tracey.
'thc contract
511 single family and the other for two 1 a store on the ground floor and o M
. ments.
‘by the imply-incorporated South Nor.
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CENTURY l
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it rm Inns. because in ten.- - 3
Rug Sale at
STERLING’S
At Surprising Low Prices
CIA—7w
StedihgTfiriiithre Cq
llhen Sterling Snys'lt'n oak 1:10am}:
121-129 WAsL-nnoroa sr. '
PHONE 105.
of securing the plans for the propos “all: Oyster
Forms
be
COIHDULV.
of wood.
A. C. Istories, 45x140.
David H.’
Hoyt. Shniuell1
Dr J. G. (”83‘”).
Miller, Jr., Charles E.
W. Hoyt, Jr.
M. J. Riordan has the contract I,
an extensive addit'on to FletCh'
\lc rugomen- house on Francs strut;
to cost $2 000.
Taylor Avenue House.
Frank 0. Johnson has been given
to build two frame
houses on Taylor avenue. for Raymond
Epstein, 0119 will be arranged for
John Pccerillo has the contract!”
enlaiglng the building of Mrs. 83'
Naggy on Ely avenue. There will ,.
improve- ement overhead, the cost of which II.
he 52.0110.
families, both having all
New Oyster House.
Plans are being prepared for a
building to be erected on Water street. .
1“.\-‘U0
The Gorham Co.
WALL x
PAPER
Painting ,
Paper Hanging ‘
Decoratmg‘
Our.
1 STOCK 0'
RANGES
ll lb. 30“ Will“. in MO 3"
Citicl
STAML‘ORD, MAGEE - ‘-” . .
YORK. rumor '1 he Gorham Co;
ACORN '10 mm 3L. Em Non-I111
Tot. M
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F. s: LYON ‘
Good Job Priuti
Best Paper. Best. Work, Out I
as NORTH MAIN mil."
0. NOIWALK
Moo Dopolvo for All Rana
‘I.l01ies 81 Hotchldss
Company
17. “all St»
Non-Lott.
w’
KEEP
COOL
BUY BERKSHIRE iCE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
E. T. BATES
TELE. 626-4. 097, 259-3.
SOUTH INORWLALK. CONN.
Wodd'I Lone-t Porn A”
sands of M
methods. No afllg.ge'hm p . I.
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pday for free lining blank-
"‘“ 5' E. A. STROUT PM W
KEEPS '
How To $31.1. You: mu. ”
41 Wat NEW You
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mnmw’i'narm. 1 Wham
thur Waldr
_. , District Manager
29 Haviland Street
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Should your eyes iii. 3”-
you trouble or your [mm
. adjusting, feel at liberty“ to
w‘LLLLAM .1. moon,
NOLAN
Norwalk Chronicler