{Mill-End AND Mid-Summer
Clearance Sale
Note Change In Ad Each Day
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HOSIERY. GARMENTS. FANCY GOODS.
Ladies' 313°“ H°‘°- Childrens' Dresses. GLOVES.
6c. Mill Ends. Value 10:.
15c_ Regular Price, 25c.
35c_ Regular Price, 50c.
69c. Regular Price. $1.00
All 1914 Styles.
Childrens' White Muses.
50c. to $2.49.
MlDDY BLOUSES.
Sample Middlea.
50c Regular Price, $1.00
Latest Style Middies.
Long White Gloves.
241:. Good Value. 35:.
Long Silk Gloves.
49c. Good Value, 75c. ‘
Black and White,
Long Silk Glovea_
69c_ Good Value. 89c.
BELTS AND GlRDLES.
Patent Leather Belts.
25c. Regular Price, 50¢-
Ladiea’ Black or White Hose.
9c. Mill Ends. ValueJSc.
Ladiea' BlaCK Hose.
17:. Mlll Ends. Value 25c
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Childrene‘ Panto. Mill Ends-
10c. 2 yrs. to 18 years. Value
25c.
Childrens' Union Suits.
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Vt.
25c. 4 yrs, to 18 yrs. Value
50c. 74c. Regular Price $1.25 Colored Silk Girdlen
‘1 LADIES' UNDERWEAR. , LADlES' KIMONAS. 50:. Value to $1.00.
Swiss Ribbed Vesta, Short Lawn Kimonos. Ribbon Necklaces.
. 59- Mi” Ella" Value 1°°- 251:. Regular Price. 50c. 10c_ Regular Price, 25c.
1 Swiss Ribbed Vests. 49c. Regular Price to 89¢. LarGa Wooden Beads.
} ”15¢. Mill Ends. Value 25c. Long Kimonas, Lawn or Crepe. 25c. Regular 9,1“1 50¢.
” Ladies' Union Suits. 69c. Regular Price, $1.00. “H1 Type" Hair Liuht.
f . 25c. Mill Ends. Value 50c. 981:. Regular Price, $1.49. 35c. With Net. Value 50¢.
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:2 Corsets 500 to $3 .Brass1eres 25c to $1
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A.“ :Dickerman and Son
84 Washington St. Telephone 446 South Norwalk
Pony..Contest Votes. as?!” Green Trading Stamps
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Specials for
Friday and Saturday
House Dresses,
Former values, 981: and $1.49 790
$1.98
3 790
$1.10 '
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Judge Joseph R. Taylor
for a two days' fishing trip.
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A wagon belonging to Louis library
0! the turn-pike, broke 11611111 all North
Main street. this morning. because of
the {built \vas “overloaded" with beer
and whiskey.
Street Dresses
Former values up to S4. 98
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The. Lady Washington Social Club
1_ Children s Dresses
Former values, 981: to $2 9
’ Ratios Skirts,
" Long, Russian Tunics
Nauvoo Island, at which time they
held a Clambake. A number of sports
ware indulged in, such as swimming,
boating etc. after which they pariook
ot‘ a bounteons least. The members
arrived home shortly after sundown.
all anticipating another outing in the
near future.
Afliebrew Protective Political Am.
Lingerie waists in 3 Lot S» 1~
.Lot 1, ‘ 796
Lot 2,, 981:
"th 3‘ ' 111.75
Wants, $1.751
21c ’"
walk. The society will probably com-
prise about 200 members. On August
~2nd the first meeting will be held in
11.011111101111111 Hall on wall street. it
is hoped that Mayor Frances i: Bur-
nell, Secretaryot-Stato Albert Phillips
City Clerk Joseph J. Llnxweller and
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lax Great enthusiesnvtrexpscted to
be shown in this movement.” ‘
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crash who are.“ the Nor-walk Hos-
1pltal are dolna- as wait as can be ex.
tethwas the repopt today (Widths
1.111111111111111 of that institution. Nona
will be discharged today, their injur-
leaving. Hrs. Ruth Jones. at Bridge-
and son;
Kenneth went to Bantam Lake today‘
enjoyed a day‘s outing, last Sunday, at1
elation is about to be termed in Non"
other prominent city and state omcials .
will be present to addipss the meet- -
All oi the six victims at the trolley ‘
lea being such as to prevent them mm t" 1. .
Chemise" Style Gowns.
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Far “blast thrombosis,
Attorney General labs H.
Light Save in Opinion
Upon the request of Major Frank
1L4. Wilcox for- an opiniod regarding
gthe assessment of state property tor a
part of the expense of paving the
street and resetting the curb in front'
01' the Connecticut School for Boys, at
‘Meriden, Attorney-General John '.i.
1Light handed down the following
,yesterdoy;
'MAJOR FRANK 1.. wru‘ox.
Trustee Connecticut School tor Boysfi
1'Dear Sir:
1the City of Meriden has authority to
1asaess the property of the State for
a part of the espouse of paving the
isil'cct and resetting the curb in front
of the Connecticut School for Boys.
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'clple that in the absence ol express
1lezlslative authority, the property or
‘the State cannot be assessed by a priu
lcipality for the cost or" municipal lus-
' provements.
‘ State vs. Hartford, 51.1 Conn. all;
State vs. Kilburn, 231 Conn. 11‘. Polls
1County Savings Bank vs. State. 11‘s,
;lowa, 24; Louisville vs. McNaughton,
119 Ky. 1.. Rep. 1695; Baltimore noun.
ty com's. vs. Maryland insane Hos.
"past 62 lid. 12‘; Elwood vs. Roches-
tor 122. N. ‘l'.. 229; l’oock vs. Ely. 2
Ohio Cir. Dir. lots.
1 l have not taken the time to ex-
;amine all of the amendments of the
‘Charter 01" the City of Merlden, but
i think i may safely assume that the
il.ogls1ature has not given to the city
;the express authority to assess State
1property.
* in the case 0: State vs. Kilburn. the
court says:
which means the clearing ot
fact all goods of a summery
are not complete, will be can
We want the cicadas to
tumble merchandia. will be
regard to cost or value.
need summer apparel, this a
Sale BEGINS SATU RD
weak.
W'AISTS.
$1.00 and $1.50 WAISTS
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$1.98 and .5235
WAISTS, $1.,49
Small 1 ii of slightly soiled
\Vaists. fine quality, none
1er than $1.00 values. will
hc'ciosmi out at 50¢ each.
HOUSE DRESSES.
Regular $1.00 111 $1.25
at ................
50c FANCY SEWING
APRONS
CHILDREN’ S ROMPER.
$1.175
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and sizes ...... .
Plain Blue Chambray Rome
pers size 2 to 6 yrs 25¢
. 1’ CORSETS. _.
$4.00 “Nana" Corsets} sizes
19. 20 and 21 only: also a
few- "Bedlam” Com
slightly soiled to close
‘ I‘ud ........
A small lot of odds and ends
in $1. 50 Corsets, mostly‘
to close . .........
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
'Hirses’ Corset Cover. ' ,.
Finished at top with bottom
_ tinny labs, regular price}
'2- 19¢. . .. . u
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anality ....... ”A
bull Ss.25'C “.1" "
2 Manufacturer 8 sample
, high grade Mia,
no two alike, at 1.3 less than
You ask my opinion as to whether:
it may be stated as a general prln-i
aw“
Summer Clearance
SALE.
We are btginning to right our stocks for Fall business
As there will be two more months in which you will
MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES.
50c Rompers. assorted styles .
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large sizes, all good styles.‘
71111111111111 Hooks and Eyes
“m *1 out! not, month
Hussein at are States. mess bene-
uts aaamst it as the owner or land
benefited by a public improvement
1General expressions, granting it lib-
'erty to asses all persons specially
bounced would not import and per-
n'nsim. The State holds the tin-uni.
ties in this respect belonsfl by the
“English common law to the king. It
11s not to be sued without its consent.
Ilts rights are not to be diminished
1by statute, unless a char intention to
Cbt D. 111.th(1 C0.
Establrkbd 1557
The Store Closes at 5 p. m. Daily
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p. m.
that effect on the part 0! the Legisla- :- “P
ure is disclosed, b- the e 01‘ express
1.11111 or 11. 1.1.3.1 a 221...... im Creamy Madras for Window Draperies
plication.”
i am of the opinion, therefore, that
the City of Meriden has no authority
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A certain line ul 3121111215 (“1111:1115 has bun se Lutml
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to assess the aroaertv of the Stalefor 111 soil at a bipkk‘lal pine jisi 1 1 1111;111111 up 111111 :11111
paving the sum“ and reselling he make a Cilul‘iili l;l_\ 11 1\‘.‘11 111 1111 L 1111:1111 51 111:5
1curb in front of the Connecticut School Marina is in civil: dink-rent 11 s1 '11s ,‘immctricai. s11.1:11'1<.
’for Boys. medallions. etc, and of a 111‘1-11 cream L‘ulor. Dillltftloi‘iin‘
one yanl niric by t\\'1)a1111 a half in 111114111, 211111 11 1‘11.-
adaptalilu for L‘Liat‘lllc‘llt Llll‘lil. ins. (111111131 ]lllC'\ $1.115
at $1 .15 in L lust will.
Blue and White Towds from Old Japan, 5111911 111 111
bolts of it“ desiwns 111 1111115 s, buitlrti BK {111111-15 {11235;
plum, blossoms and 1111211111 11 wins. lur .uriains t 111
runner. 1111 Is kimuuu 5.1111111 5 111111 .111 1111111 11011:, 12 I- 2c
each, $1. 00 for bolt.
Porch Cushions, square 211111 oblong.
Yours very truly.
JOHN H. LIGHT.
Attorney General.
The opinion expressed by AttorneyI
Ganernl Light will be of statewide in-
terest in the matter 01" levying better-
ment taxes where State property is
1 concerned in various cities and towns.
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pleslon. Burdock Blood Bitters Wm“ tours, 1.11;;ilsil Linntz, art 1111111115. crrtnmlcs :11111 11111111.
the blood. clears the shin. restores 'l‘ilinl 1.111.111
.rnddy sound health.
Couch Hammocks for Comfort
BROOKLYN BANKS FAlL.
NEW YORK. July 2i.-—Crowds of
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Nu summrr li\1110 film} 11 is
excited depositors today gathered in 1111111111111 “1111.11” 11.
front of the branch banks of A. Groch- C'lllCll ilamm Mk 1111 \1111111 011.- 111.11 1211.11 :1 11:111111v ~11~11
owshi at Company, in limitation, or his nioilt s sic-1p ill mill 1) liltt‘llllllt‘fis. (lur 1,1,“. of
llnmnsoiks 1s grunim; 115s. still there remain sum: shim
Oi tilc best hiltl.
At $12.50, \rry heavy (121 rk l‘lmu‘n camas 11311111111111
with lust natiimai springs an 11 111111 1 111.1111‘1ws.
At $12.00. 1111111111 11k “1111 \111 111311 (1111s. 1111_111\111111‘
\vilnl shields and the inst 111 spinws .11111 111:11111».
lllilil‘ittl .11 01111 and sit. ‘e.
1 me models at $7. 00 $8. 50 and $10. 75.
Regular Hammocks mull strong \\1 il\‘1S in iiivill 1111
11311111 311.11 dark minrinps $15 0, $2. 00, $2. 75, $3. 75 to $5 00.
Canvas Hammocks, “11111- :11111 111211 Cllit $1 50,
$2.25, $2.50 “d 33.50. Basement.
Brooklyn and Jamaica, which Were
closed yesterday by order or the State
Banking Department. which will un-
dertake to liquidate the assets. L. W.
Schweink, who operated the banks,
made an assignment today for the
benefit of creditors. Policemen were
stationed at each or the branches to
maintain order.
in the crowds that gathered today
were many women and children, who
brought their bankbooks with them.
Nearly all the depositors are Lithuan-
lans, Poles and Slave.
Kc-
Mourning Fabrics
In fine Cotton and Silk and Cotton.
\ large variety of novel “('"M innit (ftpLS \ mills
Pongees l’oplins Batiste-1 Suture (111111.11111 \Inslius
Black Katine, .12 111111cs,$r.oo.
Black Voile, 33 inches. 50c.
Black Crepe, 38 incln-s. 501:.
Black Batiste, 311 inches. 25c.
A Special in Fancy Black. stripes. vile-bits 3‘111 11 lie.
value 1111‘ and :5c, at 12 I-zc to close out. Main flour.
French Wool Challis, flowered designs, light (11111
(111111.27 invites, 39c. '
Chinchilla Coatings, old him. maize anti “'illit,
inches, $4.00 a yard.
all broken assortments—in
character, many lines of which
cerned.
be thorough. All strictly sea-
placcd on sale with utter 6153-. 1
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vent present WONDERFUL
A? and will continue one
1:110:15 1069-2
Sale of kitchen utensils,
Phone. 1069-2
Misses’ Gauze Lisle Hose.
sizes (1 l-.. to 1) 19¢ pair
Tan-boot H0833, filmy tops.
50¢ pr. 3pm. for $1
Silk Boot Hose.
Black and colors. 35:: qual-
ity. Special .. 19¢ pair
Hy-typ‘. liairlight.
Regular price 50c, r-- -° price
dinner sets and
gas cookers.
Tamorrow. ‘ Saturday.
Child S """""" 25¢ $10.00 Gas Cookers. with three heavy $1.00 Glass ‘Coifee Mills ......... 491:
Sol 1 s Glit- - 1‘ hi drilled burners, site of o‘er: 13x16, 5c Lesion Laundry Soap ...... 8 (or 29:
"l “i "9' me “8 at. ..................... ease as. so loo-piece American Porcelain
3’“ mVZ pa” 0" 25¢ 81.2.6 Rubber Tired Baby 'Snlkies. .791! China Sets with beautiful floral
SW“ 1381“. f fist: s-nllon IStone Crooks ........ 37c decorations,~at ............... $6.98
15C qua 1‘} - 3 Ci; 25¢ 49c I-bnrner, tlat wick, Ofl‘ Stoves. 37s 81.25 size 8 Copper Tea Kettles, neat-
Wm“ um Sui "d r125 green Porch Blinds, also sx‘a ly niclsle plated , .............. 791:
Low neCk’ sleeveless an at .................. 8900350 G-quart, gray enameled Presen
1m“ length 5°C km" ‘1511 scum smile Water Pitchers 1 ins Kettles, at .......... , ..... 21c
3 Suits for. $1 00 at ....1.;. ................. be 2.5c Liquid Veneer, at ............. 19c
DREéSING SACQUES. ' 080 me Find! flair Brooms, size of 1 59¢ eightouart gray enameled Cooks-w
Lawn Dressing Sunni” 1. block. 14 inches, at ............ as: in; para, at ...................
Special ............
White Dressing Sacques. F. ‘ : eheb e
Regular $I .00 to. $1 50,
at. . ........... 7
Long Lawn Kimonos. W
$1.00 11.1.. 39¢ 25 est Washington Street
goo Bea Necklaces. ‘ ‘
1 03351; 1.1. 1;»- 25¢ 1 South Norwalk.
All colors. yard-:11 39¢ ll"Pennant Denver? to 1‘. All Phone Orders
1611‘ Rg?%.nfi‘§e oi 2'1: ~ ‘ allBartaol-Ciiy , 2 .{Receive Prompt
0i“ g 5 and CM”' ’ ‘ Attention.
Ruffliags -.. . . 19¢ yard
...D.' II; C. Embroidery Cotton
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White, 1.55215, «
"o¢doz.sl<e1ns 1 v 110‘s: mmupaaosnummmex.,
Domination. ,2 2. -—--. » Maniacs-nuns ”r61?
2“ n. « paw amumrmmmasrzflkmwu-fllm ennui-2 2
[coeds '. .173». mania-1e, Via-taint 2 I maniacal-at cream
1.1311. llama-g Cotton.‘ .;~Attho manhumorrsem ssh measures-w
.Regular 5‘: W1blive Branch may,“ mum of Py- odes-uses“! assets ever iiebliiiies
......3spoois£or10¢ Emmetoibwlnsomeenwere‘iwotmuu
statuary-1n. undone-1.1m museumsiuenwmuema
Wishbone,“ Westport; atomtlnaalerulitorscailadtore
d. C.—-—Fred Williams. 1%.!» mm and to postsct
V." sacrum 0. Wm. ’ lan organisation for the protection or
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crucial) at: rivalries“ H.
= ‘ 1. ., _ _ china. int nlsnt
Low? u coarser Fl Mi. as. was elected. ‘e‘a'r bribe Commer-
1‘ W roux. July 24 41‘“ Mim- clar Law Lentils otthe United States.
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