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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 22, 1914 · page 2

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Mill-End and Mid-Summer
We take pleasure in announcing our Semi-Annual Mill-End and Mid-Summer Clearance Sale. These
Sales have always brcug'nt crowds to our store. We propose to make this as attractive as any prev/-
1611; one, and as much more so as possible to our many customers in The Norwaiks.
a As usual we hate bOught Special Items for this sale and made deep cuts in Summer Geode that you
(22 surely will appreciate.
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" 'ldren's Dresses
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‘6 l 0“ 3868 151:. Regular price 250. 110 S
i. Children‘s Dresses.
- V “B" Pillow Cases' 42 X 35‘ 35:. Regular price 50c, standard Apron Ginghams,
:2 9c. Value 12 1-20 Chi‘ldrenls Dresses. 5c. Regular price Be,
I "M" PiHOW Cases. 45 X 36. 590 Rmuiar Price “-00- Standard Dress Ginghams.
! Hamstitched Pillow Cafies. .111 11411 styles. 8c. Regular price 12 1-2c.
S! 12 1-2c. Value 16c. Children's White Dresses. Best 36 inch Percale
‘9 “Hill Crest“ Pillow Cases, 50c 10 32-49- 9c. Regular price 12 1-2c.
2 U. 14c. Value 18c. , _
y; . 1 .. LADIES HOUSE DRESSES. Fine 36 Inch Cambrlca.
' / .samnac Sheets, 72 x 90. Ladies‘ House Dres‘e‘. 12 1_2c_ Value 16c. 1
"Raven" Shetts 72 x 90,
100 Vii 4: SimplCO 50¢. Were $1.00. Printed Batiste.
“2 2 2 . 2222 222:2 ”(“952 “W“ 9’5"" 6c. Regular price 10C.
‘5, “Arcadia" Sheets. Sample; 980. Values ‘0 '
59c, Value 70c. $189 Prlnted Foulards.
j" Hen-stitched Sheets. 3c- V"“° 15“"
65c. Value 75C. LADIES' SHiRT WAISTS. Colored Plisse Crepe.
. 51.2 Ladies' White Waists. 10c- Value to 17c.-
52:2 F‘NE COTTONS. Sample. 50C. Val”? $1.00. Chiffon LlHCHO.
1'2“ ‘ Lame' White Waists. 29c..vaiue 39¢.
Enollsh Lona Cl°th- 74c. Value to “.25. .
74c. Value 51,011 Latest styles. ' HOSIERY.
' English Long Cloth. White suk Walsts.
1.. 981:. Value $125 $1.49. Value $1.98. Ladies' Black Hose.
. White Silk Wallets. 2 for 15¢. Value 10c,
1; indla Linon. ' 29
,‘ 6c. Value 8c. M31982 31:22 "°‘ ‘° 3 ' 3' Ladles’ White Hose.
Y ““‘ 9:. Value 1212c.
India Limit? 1 12¢ Sample Mlddloe. ,
9c, VI he 2 ' ' 50C. were $1.00. lele. Black HO...
India Llnon. Latest Style Middles. 1°“ W“ ‘5‘-
110. Value 150. 74c. Value 31.00. Ladies' Black Hose.
17c. ‘ Mill Ends. Value
. ‘ SUM ER UNDERWEAR. - .
'SAVINGS IN TOWELS. M ' 25c.

Huck Towels, 14 x 28.
41:. Value 5c.

Huck Towels. 19 x 37.

‘ 23:. Value 12 1-2c.

. Huck Towels, 20 x 38.
'11c. Valud 16C.

Huck Towtis, 19 x 37.
14c. Value 20c.

Turkish Towels, 18 x240.

- 7c. Value 10c.

Turkleh Towels, 19 x 33.
11:. Value 15c.

Turkish Touels, 22 M42-
17c. Value 25c.

2 :l’urkish Towels. 27 x 48.

_ '22c. Value ,3oo

'2 Turkish Towels,\27 it 48.
29c. Value 45o.

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Children's Underwear.
Child's Pants.

10c. Mill Ends.:225c va-
lue. ,
Sizes 2 years to 18 years.

Child's Union Suits.
16o. Va'ue 25c.
Child's Union Suits,
256. Mill Ends.

lue.

4 years to is years.
Ladleo‘ Underwear,
SwissRibbed Vests.

5c. ,Mill End. Value 10:.
Swiss Ribbed Vests.

50c va-

15c. Mlil Ends. Value

25c. .. "
Ladies’ Unicn SuIts.

25o. ' Mill Ends. Value

50c.

 

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Children’s Silk Books,
180. Value 25:.
Willie, liiue, pink.

FANCY GOODS.

Long White 2G1,0ves.
24c. Value 350.
Long Silk Gloves.
49c, Value 75:.
Belts and Girdlose
Patent Leather Belts.
25c. Value 501:. 2
Silk Girdleo.
50c. Value $1.00.
Ribbon 2 Necklaces.
10c. Value“ 253.. ..
Wooden. Beads. ‘
25c. Value 500.

 

 

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ATTEND THE GREAT our RATE

A Dickerman 8. Son

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n'snel Trust Piesldliiil Outlines
America‘s Aspiration tor
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NEW YORK, luiy
Fa rieil ot' Brooklui. president 01‘ the
United ell: tee .‘tiei imputation
been made ('liull'iliiu 01‘

22 ——James A.

Trade coilvel'liuii_ an
iounded for the plrpclae ol‘ coordinat-
ing tlade actiliiies in an
and S)§'ct-’llli'iili‘ t‘KYPllllUll (it Ameri-

Uutliniiig 111.: 1Iu1‘1ii)§;(' of the council,
311' Farrell said:

he the (”.‘le'llbik‘ll 11‘ our iol‘eign trade,
and the formulmu of the ioreien trade

gathering 3'11"“ and
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JAMES A. FARRELL
CA] President at the United States 810912

outweigh”.
t 2m operating 11212111 all elements in our

'01 ciecu contmor r it is hoped to en-
conragc. every practical and sound
policy designed to so me for us our
share of tho 2il'i‘il9 of the world’s
marketer
"The foreign
States .is now mined at 84.500.000 n
1...... of. which :1-.'.uil,t‘ilu represents
exports. This (ratio has developed
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of \mc‘l‘llnn industry, but \litiiout an
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and industrial cooperation. The for-
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duatrinl organizations,
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trade council :1' the National Foreign'
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development or lilo. l'niied States will

. council is a necessary preparation for‘
this ivoiuiinli in our liuslllt‘F'iS life, By

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lrgliie of the United

501er as and the individual enterprise ——-"—

liensim 1111110111] 11111101 or commercial Ensign Ferret! Arranging for Annual

Amorlcnngndustriui enterprise and la- lites 10 R010“ p01,“. under [11$ au-
“11 the 0‘1“” hand. 1‘ spices oi the Salvation Army. will he
,is not large enough to allsoro all our held on Wednesday. August at“, my.
Lain Porrettio melting arrangements
The N ill-101ml Foreign Trude con- tor the Mair. nn'll has his desistanu
, ‘vveution. held recently at Washington. placing envgmefi m residences in the
which we: attended h‘ 351 delegates, city tor the purpose or raising tuna:
reproeenQDg fitment) -two nianuractur- tortilla purpose. The following letter,
. lug associations, chamhois' ot com-1s also being séut out:
morce and other commercial and in- Swth‘Norwalk. 001111.“, July 21, 191:!
showed 11"“ Dear Friend:
merchants. _
‘raiiroadunnd Shipping interests 93‘?!" work I wish once more to urine:
cstlv desire a more sys emetic devel- your attention our annual summer out
lopment of the foreign trade through mg for poor mother and children. it .
.Creotion of a merchant marine. estab- hall been our custom for a number l1
lishment of Americmi banlul abroad. years to take 200 poor mothers and
and segmental cooperation in .fot- children to notch Point tor a. do) s
also trade“ The convention unanl~ outing" providing tree transportation,
{mentor adopted A resolution decla‘ré lunch. ice cam, lemonade. merry-s0
’11:: that "the development of the round flag. and 9.1.... tor sports. The
.United States molten it essential to tho outing will be 'held Wednesday, Au
“3’“. interests or the nation that oi dust am. «Thin am. treat is always .
looked 1'6er to with great anticipa' : '
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(be D.I11.Reall Co.

Established 1857

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Store closes at 5 o’clock. Saturdays, 9 p, m. ’

 

Automatic Cooking

 

An Interesting Demonstration for Housekeepeis. a;

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“lilt'li \\’ill saw time 1111' the DU») \'\Illll(ill. .\ iiimlim in 11111 is 11.4“: ,1, 11"". ,1“. ,1“
work in thc l‘xlli‘llt‘llu'dl‘i‘ Nul‘c. Cl‘lllllli‘li'll iii- :1 13.11;“: 1151'... (Mann); ,1,“ mm], ,- 2,," ,v.
m1;- 1]“ 5111\'L’.illlil llils will lie iii illiu‘ml to c\ on \‘.‘l!:’i‘iill \‘1ll'l '.:.‘ill\\ {11' .1 1.1111111
lills .‘mttipiatll' >101 v 1~ iie‘ill)‘ ii C-lililliliiillviil ll ‘ unlit-e liliti lilA‘lL‘Hh twilu-l'. (1111‘. 11
can he mic-ii 1.. 1.11m toilet-111', HlL‘l)ll ll 111' 54.1.» 2ii‘!t‘. it can 11:11.14 12,,1..t 1,...1
stt‘éilll and slow. 11111! With 1111 stunning. irrliillq‘ 411:1 'li‘ ~ii;.'li~riii~ 'l‘lit-l'c is: '1

211111.:1, which Hllt' mix ill c '.1 cit-cit. :iilli \‘lit'l! the
hint" 1111' 12111111 in - gwlit‘ 11131 lmiili-i is
sealed 1111 with lilt‘ ll..:t C‘vlliilllil‘i] illt‘itlll.
llllusmwi'lr, 111' 11:11 :4 l :H'ix'itlllg. antllillg
is really zlltvl lint \‘2‘2l‘ii 11215 lilllL‘ ti) stin-
night. 2llliillx ~12 3.111;: 11 run t-iitil {it nut

lluiiilu'l‘ ll!2 llllllllii'h 1.. \\. 1' '21 2.111
#11111 nil. llli' l1~iil"i:-‘,li
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lilii‘il‘. ul‘ llt’L'" 1111" 1.111 t 1:11:14

ilu- lilt‘lii. Tlilillv (if gutting lll'ciiltiim

ruling hall in 111.; limit-1' emit list’il.

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(2Iliiii' {liil‘l soc iliI' Illiiiilifitl'mili‘
ft rl‘lil ion-Vila I‘lllt llt' Cw At‘il ill

lull; t?1]11,;< 111': 121111] IIi‘Ii lmtt Illi—

111111))
is 11111:!»er lilici'wililg.

Basement. at 1111' iii .1 11' the lliii‘lli sliiii‘lVlLV.

Useful Linens

Webb‘s Dew Bimcii for centers and 11111111 cloths, :‘Ii '\\lil‘1ll<.

rill‘llllixt‘ll 1111.} 11-1111;
for U: c llttlllt lll \‘xillll li'lliil 15.3.),

“')'111)‘11_:_lllltil"\‘, .1 “'h

Webb's Dew Bleach in heavy weaveg for (with, whirls. {ili'l stilts.

‘ “11211115 li' ~‘ll 3:221.
45 ll) 72 no.1 no ”Will‘s.

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Porch Chair Crash, 18 1211.".11'.» “We. .t'wl'x‘ flirt-ill piii‘t- lint-:1. ill
1:111, 1111111111 (tilil lil'mi ll, \2111' I'l"iiil lu- :T.1.I;.; null
“11‘ llt‘lll‘l‘ ii lilillifi.

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:tripo liiliil!‘;il
M'i‘Ht’t'aillt. :1 11.3; '12lt‘ 1.11'11' ii is
1.: 1-2c and 15c .31 yard.

1.11mi Section. llzlscnli-lii.

Good Undergarments for: Hot Weather

“Comfy-cut" Vests Itlt’ iliflllc w 1111\ \‘tlll lint fill 11 .1121 till. hiltuilllms >t". uni 1.3.111. s.
13, :5, 35 and 50 cts.
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“Cum-cut" Union Suxts, luow at till: knee. null il'ill;..:ell \\ it‘ll law. 50 cxs.

L2il.lcr\\c:lr Fenian. iiiiilil fill.

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Wool Challis dcsiralllo pittttins in either

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dark orligllt grounds, i'itmci'etl anti thiliuii.
and Necklace-2 of l
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Uni-1111'

Leather Goods, Cordovan Bags
Portfolios, Biiifoids and Handbags.
ilt‘higlls.

White Leatherette Gloves,
wring. $1.00.

. White Milanese

Beaded Coat Chains
llcauiitll col ‘li'ings. crystals

$1.00,, $1.50 to,$6-5o andup. .

39 Chi. a yard.
llizlii‘iix.
and pearls.

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Silk GlOves, ll.-lll:11:1:1.

Loose Beads ileariety for those ,ileair- 75 cts,
ing to rilakc 1.111 01111 chains. Initial Handkerchicfs, wript letters. lltli't‘
Bead Needles and Silks for 51111121111; lincll. 13 ms.

 

 

 

SALVATION ARMY OUTING. 1 .3 ..

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Event at Roton Point. August 3.
The annual outing of tho poor falli-

High-Type Hairlight

Several style; 61 the latest coit‘i‘ures may be easily dressed
over the Ply-type Hairlight.

Ventilated, COol, Sanitary
Will Save Your Hair

Special Introductory Price . . . . . .. ........... . ....... . . . . . .

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Knowing your kind intereét in outi
,to'

25¢

The N.‘ E. Ryan Co.

86 WABHlNGTON STREET. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

I atn- anxious that this undertaking

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‘trlveling public in general, it should

.3 2"! We" “‘9" 212““ 2110i. be stopped because of the objec-

”flame” made at “WWW“ Owns“ TL‘W'NY OPPOP- flour 0! but a few. 'llho Connecticut

2 “‘2' make it an , ed Extension, While councilman 'Company was represented by Chief

2 Riordan Fulcrum-- - “We” W- 1* Dunilam. Jr c A

At the hearing held yesterday before 3822;222:0223; PlvloiouASuilerintendent
the Public Utilities Commission iii The Conimtaaion reserved in decia. :
Hartford, relative to the Connecticut -

Company' a proposed extension of the 1 ion on ‘1‘? masher

m
m the en- Rowayton switch. Corporation Coun-

2222222 22222222222212.1212; than the eel William F. Tammany, or this no.1 ”“27“" WNVENT'ON' OPENS- ,
(m "2222mmnacheeks pay-c opposedjthe change on the grounds, AMHERST. Mass..me zs—A three .
' m ‘ mmy. 111c.'that the residents or that vicinity had days‘ poultry convention was opened
‘ ' ' ' pat favors and objected strenuously before the city at the Mssosolluaetis Agricultural Col. .
council miner the extension and be- iege today. Anon; than on a. no.
osn‘se‘ it would interfere with traffic. gram for add!” “If m 1.6.
and solo beanie it excelled we limit Graham. or m mom it. r.
or us rat which is provided a. in. Kirkpatrick or the in!

W J. Riordan, also of this city. cultural Collect. and Ron; 3. L20...
am More the commission end senior poultry husbandry." a m ,
so the «may United Blots- Department at Agricul- ,
‘. benefit to he; tore. .. ‘

 

 

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