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Waists
SPCCial value :1) Lawn and 3
Voile Waists in odd Sized 1
to close out at . . . 69¢
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~~ White Wash Silk, in Odd I
"'Bizes, to close out, at I.
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88 Washington 31.
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Your Choice of any Item
Speci
500 Pieces of Genuine American Ctit Glass
$1.06
Sterling
11 Sale
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Cheese Dish and Cracker Plate, both
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Nerdy-five Deaths, Iiilrty-tbru
Births and Nineteen
Marriages
July proved a very healthy month
in Norwalk, {or the vital statistics show
that only twenty-live citizens have
passed away. This 13‘ a considerable
reduction over the previous month.
. Mr. Stork was a busy individual dur-
ing July. He made thirty-three calls
which is a very good showing. The
list of marriages, numbering niuci
f tions of the British nation“ to France.~
chief of the British expeditionary army was welcomed by-
: several distinguished officers oftthe French Genrsl Stafl‘,
a W... ....¢~—
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War bulletins
LONDON, 12 Midnight;‘ Aug 17.— -Fredcrick E.
Smith, the Unionist member of Parliament, who is acting
as director of the official press bureau of the British War
Office and Admiralty,issucd the following statement 110
'the English newspapers tonight:
' “held Marshal Earl Kitchener wishes me to add
that. he and the country are under the greatest obligation
to the British press for the loyalty with which all refer-
ences to the movement of the British expeditionary force
and their landing on the Continent had been suppressed.
“Earl Kitchecnr is well-aware that much anxiety
. must have been caused to the English press by the know-
ledge that thcse matters were being freely discussed 111 the
continental press, and he wishcsjito flute thwart“ 9f .
this country that nothing bunchio gonmcyiog 09111119111111—
tary importance to this country of suppressing these
movements would have led him to issue instructions
which placed the press of this country under a temporary
disadvantage? 1
Mn. Smith' 5 statement continues :.
“Field Marshal Sir John French arrived in Paris
shortly after midnight on Saturday to convey tthaluu-
The commander-in~
the British ambassador in Paris and a number of French ‘
cabinet ministers.
_, "As sir John Fre’,ncl1 dressed in his khaki uniformi
stepped front the train at the French capital a roar of
cheering for England and France rose from the great
croynd which had assembled, and the people then sang the .
.‘ national anthems of the two countries. ‘
"‘Sir John French drove to the British enrbgssy. and _
his motor car all the way through the streets was the
centerlofa 1131311311 whirlpool. Even the police Were excit-
ed and they were whony unable to restrain the popu-
fi 111e,: which surged around the car shouting clamorously
“Hurrah for General French 1" ‘
Hurrah for England! Hurrah for Francel'
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‘T’I‘he‘f orngidence of the British commander-inachlcf’
hank being French 11; regarded as a happy aiigiiry for the
‘ allies. “"
“After sleeping at; the 9.111131111113811: John French‘pud
" 11 digit to thé pdihce of the Elfieé Where-11d hid n long
«conference Willi
President Poinc
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women held " ,
children above the crowd to see the, famous English g'en- ._
'_ mt, whose more; car was soon filled with small .ilags
'snd c’ockades; .- "
Values up to $3.25. ........ . $1.00 .‘ ‘
Footed Bon-Bon Dishes .. $1.00 ffief’,“’t“‘;f “” 30"“ as ’°’ ”“1 m"
Fern Dishes, with lining .. $1.00 Ice Cream Trays ...... ' ...... $1.00 mgr": 150111: :xzfi'ed' m“ 11”" mm"
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011 and Vinegar Bonk, P ~ ~ $1430 . Frmt BOW]. """""" ' """ $1.00 The correct recoli‘ldg 3128.121; t i: :Salrd
Footed Bowls ............ $1.00 £01231“chan """"" " " $1.00 lows: y . ~ 0.
3 Pint Pitchers ..... $1.00 Sfigar an'der -sfl'........ :13: Births. ‘
6 Tumblers to match .. .. $1.00 Va.“ ...... $1 00 “Jul: 91:1veronka to Andrew and.
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Berry 3°?“ ‘ ' '. """"" $1.00 3mm Plat“ ' ‘ ' ' ' “““ " ' ' $100 July 4—Daauggliier to Thomas 11d
6 Berry Dishes to match .. $1.00 Celery Trays ................ .. $1.00 M”, “anon," a
1. ‘ I . July 7—~lierbert to Herbert and
\ i [lose Norman
Sterling Furniture Co.,
127-129 Washington Street
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
“When Sterling says it's Cale-it‘s Oak”
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-' a.- 11mm men, 111. 11.
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.v , ; July 29-01mm “J. Bowling and
Helen V. Boleyn 1.
July Wiphsrd B. Ryan and
eep ,- Alba M: Smith; -* v.
1.:Jnly 1411mm lannoeeone 11nd
511111111111st many pore before mi July Ilelllsm H. Vitals and
July S—Joseph to Alsop and Mar-
irva Reynolds,
July G~~Dorothy to Frederick and
Clarissa Whitley.
July 6~Maria to Alfonso and Ma-
ris .‘ilsrlnglio.
July ill—Hattie
Mary Meyer.
July Ztoflhunms Jeanette Winni-
tred to Thorsten 11nd Myrtle Olsen.
July 25—Phllip to Frank and Car-
mela Ross.
to Rudolph and
mela Ross.
musrclAN HA8 NARROW July 23—Son to John and Lydia
ESCAPE FROM DROWNINGI Hunt.
Jack Speldci Ammo to Swim With July 39—Daughter to Thomas A.
flake and Bukot of Clams in Arms ”“1 M“ 5- Skelly
Jack swag] m.’ nan-ow agape J'ly 4-James Frauds t0 Thom
from drownlu qt fillver Bench y". and Anna Fitzgerald.
16rd”. And probably, owes his lilo to; Jul! 5-‘Wllliam
J. Deltrlch,at Budsmfi July 81—-Son to Bernard and Gla-
Mr. Speidel is 3 great lover or the d" Kane.
salt water And while not bathing 110‘ July 31 “9190
mm to Whilc. “my the hours digging} Julie Murphy.
clams Sundq while the tide was; July 30-Kenneth to anonte and
0111 he went out to the bar near, Alida 5‘9“le
Charlo- lsland and do; 11 number 011 Jib 13—3111?! E.
clams. which he put in in basket“ He halls Mm».
did not notice that the tide was corn-g 19‘! 14--Marshall to Marshall and
in; in and when ready to return to "9'19 916390“
shore he discovered 1111. he would July “JO—Charles to Charles and
be obliged to “run mien its 11m 01m Archer
to give up. the chain, so Slated to N1! ”—Wllllun to Joseph “a
breast 111. “AM In; the 5... Elizabeth Annuity. ‘
m 01 club “11.. j it~ Jply ill—Cecelia to Jerry ind Edith
saline mini at in 11‘s: in diam Dmuo. ‘
and Mr. ’Deltrich. who who on the July known” to Frederick and
shore, saw his serldus position and I” NM!-
want out to him. He induced Mr. July ”730,91 19 Royal and Enn-
Speldol to port with the claws and coitus Decker. ‘
nkn “fibrin the trip to the shore' July Bil—Frank to Frank and Bar-
wss made. libs. Major-o:
July 28‘-—.-George
Rosie Buckwlu.
July til—Lands
Marta Mtserendlno.
July 31—8unley to Robert and
Margaret Still.
to Frank and
to Charles and
to John Ind
to George imd
Ford :Repgiring a “u
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Your car made to ride withcomiort
at a very low 111100. ‘Your car may
and attended. line it looked overl
in time find an money.
, F311 Parts and Aces-comm, .
Tim 1 Blue and About All 11151... __
elm. kindly furnished. 1.1mt 95:35:11.9?” ‘9 “mm“ "3“
to Joseph and
been Yedlln.
July 29—Helsns to John and Can
rte O'Donnell. . '
July 77—61-11” to John and Julio
Attdntln'n, ' y. pom
Adsfin’s Garage 13. Ksllenner.
1a court-1 mm or. _ ' ‘
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, 111mm AvonM-M '
phaela Duoslo.
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Fifinio Blake.
£311:an
. 1.1? wk“! 11‘4”! Mud and Marnie
00 Goodrich Sanger. ,; ‘
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My Whitath ‘
July 25—«Annle to Frank and Car-
July 18~Mlldred to Meyer and 113- ~
W a July le-Corrsnus to Glen and Edna I?
innit-sum 1.1151111 done at my gs- ‘ De acted». - . .
N9- ‘ Marriages. ~
. sin-moor ca"- Given ”will July 22—John P rumi- and Mary ‘
July’ lB—Arthur 11. Endris and 11111; 1'.
July ld—Michnel Bernsrdl and Rap ‘
July 11—I—George‘ H.031erbsnks and
July ill—Jessie 9. Fox and Mai-ion ,
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Established 1857
The Store Closes at 5 p. in. Daily.
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Women’s Crepe Underwear
Especially Suitable for Vacation
Colored Lawn Sacqucs
It is possible to get a fine quality Lawn Sacque
half price if pne wears size 34 or ‘16.
“1 . 25c and 5°C.
water for bathing and has a sort of whitening
“1ch is also a clean fragranu about it
better than talcum.
139 cts a package
. Peregrine; “1111 this a good many people can
away with dress shields
irritated skin or heat rash. 5 1:11.11 package.
11mm For Men. .
.Atig'iist. stile and very good value,
‘ Rubber-set Shaving Brushes,
Qrmbg Combs of horn, an odd lot,
lip-110 1'00!“ in bag 01'. pOCkct,
. l’a'
:. f
Men s Plasks
black
large
of
oth either muset or.
leather and“ nickel ltops
enough to hold a nip.
Sizes from gills to pints.
81. no to 85. 00.
to hold
chief, 111‘ to book, etc.
$1.98 special.
BARGAIN lltl USED CARS
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TUESDAY, AUG. :8, 1914
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 P- “‘1
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onugcpun Auvcr lu-.n¢nu
the D. ll). Read C0
Use
Her Crinkly Things that do 11:11 require tareiul iron—
111pr but that can b1 “aslnd and illlll‘Hllll to drv shaken
a fen times in 1111: sunlight, and lllliitti shaigllt into shape 5
’1 1er_1 great 11.1111 emente 11111141111111 cling when time is lit-
tle time to hunt up a laundw or to 111111 for washing to be
done \ery satisfactory and 111cxpcns11 1..
Nightgowns, . 5o, 75 cts., $1. 00 and $1.50
Skirt Combinations, , $1.00
Corset Covers, 50 cts
Drawer Combinations, 50 eta, $1. 00, $1. 25
Short Skim, so cts.
Long Skirts, $ 1.00, 81. 25
Pajamas. $1.50, $1.75
at
Second Floor.
Toilets Comforts for Hot Weather
”Toilet Benzoin it gins a dilightful feeling to the
effect“
33 etc. a bode
Java. Rice Powder. Many people like a rice powder 1
1t 1s'ti11c r, drytr and ven ag1ccahle.
(10‘
19 cu.
Bath Soda, good to put in the bath tub if one has an
Ebony thk Military Brushes n fcw lcft from. the ,
50 cu. a pair.
15 etc.
10 cts.
POCket Cloth Brushes, flat and slim as razors, take
. 25 ct:
.Toilet Section,1\iain,St. entrance
Mesh Bags ,
on Silver“.
Very nice and strong mesh
11nd of goad and conchent 'size
small purse, handker—
{y'Ford‘lEodol poem-1911:111- A1 condition
—“—ww
1 s homeroom on. new painted. 11mm . .
We have several
11111.10: sale.
Power.
Contractors.
54 Water 81..
Phone 342-3.
Mm 'O'Cflh‘m Inns-i,“ ‘q‘ 17
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aid—mm John. miner .. .
Electric Wiring to": Light and
THE WHITE ELECTRIC 00.,
‘ Electrical Engineers and
south Norwalk. Gt. 3 "
zfié-Betty Wallis ...._;".‘.'.:;n
tephen Baron; ...,.... .519
mi. “1.11.11"-
w—rAptonlo 1111mm .23
. nonhuman. 1
Penance. guaranteed 5 years. 82.8” ' '
Vacuum Cleaners ...........
str’yEloclric.ans......$13.50 to fit], 1 II
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