lies Ednn Cannon, of Dunbnry, is
Attending a few weeks with Mrs. J
1' A. Cahasso. of West street.
whanner Bakery will be closed all
\day, July 5. Orders should be in
early if anything special is wanted‘
tor Saturday afternoon. 1
.3 Mr and Mrs. L. E. Triplet and cl
1 Cholweil, of Norwalk, motored to:
Ridgefield Saturday evening and call-
ed on their many friends
Bailey Inn.
Joseph Lynch. Benjamin Flanagan.
, John Vreeland. Charles Seoiield and,
Kari-y Werner. of the store of John;
F. Woodruii‘, went on an outing last
evening to Dorien’s Point. Norwalk,
where they enjoyed a shore dinner
Pennant iron.
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i1 Hani’ord Place, TII, 394.9
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and later went to Roton Point.~l)en—
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. bury News.
Several teachers in the public.
_ schools will attend the Normal school:
summer sessions which will be held
at Stuns Agricultumi College. The)
" iirst sessions of the school will be
_ held next Tuesday. The scWooi will‘
”I continue until July 31.
-—Strsws, flexible brims. O'Brien.
,Trnvel into the Berléshires and toj
Litchiield county by people from New
York city and vicinity for the Fourth
of July holiday has already com-
Vigjmenced. The afternoon trains yester-
‘ day and the forenoon train today
’ were all'heovily loaded, a large nia-
jority of the travelers being buys nn’dg'
élrls. The first of the extra trains
. out of New .York for the Berkshires
to accommodate the hohday travel
will be run today.
Jarvis Pugsley. who has been con-
,ducting a livery stable at 13 'Ives
street, reported to the police this
forenoon that while he was absent
from his harness room a few mew
” merits this morning some one walked
"into the‘place and stole a bridle, Vcols
.Jsr and reins. Mr. Pugsley was pack-
‘ing up today preparatory to moving
“to Brewster and so noticed the ab
finance of the articles as soon as he
_ Xretnrned to the room—Daubury
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(e—Ilmbrellae and Mourning Bands.
, ‘1 ‘ _
Lo‘cel military men have been in-
cited in recent orders from the
r department by which the oiiicidiV
title 111- the Coast Artillery Corps,
onnecticut National Guard has been
*changed to the Conneciicut Coast Ar-
U. 8. lNSISTED ON OPEN DOOR
POLICY.
Sent Identical Note to China and
Jenna Objection to Any
CurtallmenL ‘5
PEKING. July 1.——Warninl that
the United States would not recognize
any agreement between China and
Japan that impaired American rights,
in China or endangered the socailed
open door policy. was conveyed to the
governments oi both China and Japan
in an identical note from Washington.
which was delivered shout May 15.
The notes were handed to the foreign
l
offices of both countries a week alter;
China had acceded to the demands‘
contained in the Japanese ultimatum
insisting on concessions from the for-
mer nation. ‘
. The United States note was, in sub“
”stance, as follows:
I
"In view of the;
negotiations which are now pending;
between the government of (Jutland
the government of Japan and of the
agreements which have been reached
as a result thereof. the government or
the United States has the. r to no
tity the government or e Chinese
republic that it cannot recognize any
agreement or undertaking which has
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Made' in the Cleenost. Plant.
And from the best fresh
fruits obtainable.
Ask your grocer for them.
Insist on them let your
restaurants.
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. liery Cows. it is expected by locsl'1 been entered into, or which may be{
.111 tinny men that the chnnge in thelentered into. between the govei~nments{
title of the corps is 11 [grammar of of China and Japan impairing thei
a general reorganization of the treaty rights of the United States anal
count defense forces by the war (114.. its citizens in China, the political or
Epartment. The Sixth CO belongs to territorial integrity of the republic of
thee": A (1.4).“ Captain Mogsman’ of China or the international policy rel-
‘ 1 i mmonly known as theg
mostly, has not yet received ative incline co .
tliicntion of the change in open door policy. An identical note,
has been transmitted to the Japanese
' government." . _ 7 .
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NAVAL MILITIA TO CRUISE 'I'HIS
The Naval Militia of Connecticut
will go on its annual cruise August
Kentucky They will probably form
‘ part of n big fleet that will cruise.
' 11nd manoeuver in the Atlantic ocean
as for south as the Balloons. V.
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37 Fort Street» E'as
t Norwalk .
15 to 28 inclusive, on the bottleshlo' ‘ i
' “ Word that the battleéhip Kentucky 1
We begin a Clearance Campzugn—TO-DAY
WE BEG "WITH OUR EYES WIDE OPEN
That his baboon objectwao clear out
all Summer Merchandise 1n the Store
Determined to stop at nothing within reason until we dis soot these
stocks and have the store in good condition for the recopptfon of fall
shipmena. Ever since this store was established it has been our pol-
icy to do that at this time, but' in no previous years have we consented
to such radical sacrificing, to such wholesale and aggressive price-cut-
ting, to accomplish our object.
Fact is, our stocks are larger than they should be and when we say
in simple English you have never seen desirable goods so low before,
we don’t surmise. We are sure!
' We will place on sale the ’
balahte of our seas‘on’s‘ best“
style ; cats that formerly sold: w.
front oil“ to $2 _ uiy Clear; ‘
they’re all right, and it's
up to the ladies who have
use for them to get busy. '
CREPE or: culuns
Waists that sold former-
erly at $4 and $5. Sale
price $2.98.
gm? 0‘ SKIRTS
They're all new and ' At Saving Prices.
really unusual and out of the ordinary.
V V In Ropp, Linen, Ratine and Palm
AT $2.98
PETTICOATS AT $1.98 and $2.98
that were selling at $4 and $5. I
n” ,
These great Values should tempt every woman
in this city, to purchase liberally as the savings are
SILK WAISTS at $1.98 15... and $600 w... so... ...... ..... 1 $3 93
Sites 6" to ' ‘ °
1 3 45. regular .
price4$3.oo. , WASH SKIRES
"Roach. Specially
priced for this sale at ..... s. . .. 50¢ to $2.00
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Buy all your dresses for the coming Suinmer and
sa'Ve liberally on eVery purchase you make; the .
markdowns in every instance are tremendous.
$3 and $4 Dresses. sizes rote 44. Sale. Price $1.98 98
4 BETTER DRESSES. ' C
In plain white and flowered novelties. {Specially Good value at $1.50, Sale
priced for this sale.) $2 98 to $7 98 '
' SILK AND TAFFETA DRESSES $698 to $10.98.
Shiites
Summer Dreisses
Marked Down '
price" 98c.
$10.98 to $25.00. specially priced for this sale
House" Dresses
New Stock in Percalcs and
Ginghams. Sizes 14 to so.
$6.9Stoslo.98 .» ~
31.25 Childrcns
’ DreSSes 980 - .
In all the latest colors and
patterns. a dozen different .
styles to pick from. Sale
price 981:.
f2 Minor BLOUSES 98¢
" Children’s White Dresses ,
43%;. $1.48. $51.98
Clearance of
then their company
’ omissions Misses"
Suits and Coats
Entire belance of our season ’3‘
best Style Suits including all
, e popular materials .and ‘ , ~
_ styles, $20 to $35 values. Jilly, . V; .
" Clearance Price . $5.00
9” f $10110
Clearance of
C
,1. $14. 98
Boys Suit Sale
Men’s all! Young Men’s Suits
We play no feveritcs, all alike are sacrificed odour
Cicerone: Sale Policy. ~Their room is more desirable
, For Men 5 and Young Men’ S Suite. Value $15 so $18. ‘ .
‘ For Men’s and Young Men’ s ’Suits. Value to $2530. '
"Great Opportunity Here Now. . $5 and So Suite.
Blue sorges and a big variety of fancy nuxturcs in
flail the laieobnow dtyles. Sale Pme . _ . $3.93
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. cause of the disease and the m.
‘ giving the Chiropractor 11 ohms
‘4 es, Strawberry bullets. Pi:
‘ Byers,
' Rings, Preserving Kettles. Juli.
,, Strainers, etc, at loWest prices
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DEFINITION OF Cfllm
Chiropractic it the definition fl
adjusting the same. Disease is
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in chm
it creates pinched nerves nod Mill
later life in the different organiser;
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the coiled!
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sing
toms in your body. Female trouble,
given special attention; also curvature .
of. the spine. You will never regret
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necessary repairs er tom
new system or
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25 Wear WASHINGTON or
Phone 1089-1. ‘
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12/ C to $1. 00
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