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Summer Furniture at Clearance
tor the state Fireman's convention '3‘... Mil h. l I by “an _ .
woioatw elected. who)! FICIM‘ mutually for Take advantage of these low prices for the I!
W of, the tog-do. the Admiralty . benefit of the outdoo, livin room. - '1':
Joseph Williamson, who is cumin; “4. m “It in . g 4
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buying.
ed in the Yale & Tow-no Manflactur to - 1“”) drllklt‘ Ul i‘lillllort tor the summer llvm —rooml
other cases in l g
ill Comw.d8mfll.in miminuwhieh ships were amped 9’ .""’a9dah may b" had 3‘ Ri‘ad's- Chairs: 5cm” i
a mo wouks' vacation at his lumw in (lemon submarines. ad by DO I“ Ml“! SUCll ”Mg Loud“ and ““1““ that are confimablt- Til)“; '
Q Mason-M 6W5 sou-m. ‘ The Radon War Office an-l ’ $333.5: ailfisiwmg’ iildimm thlat'arelim'lge ‘ be for l
’ __._. - , ..- Milled tl‘l - . i ‘ 5 ' i cas. \i-c 111mg L Hill‘s m t Wit iron
r. a in“ number a pupil; acrornpsr , pom‘ “My railing-3:: 113'. a g00d Chance frames that may be adjusted in any Position. . 1:
; __ nied the lioaayion Band in the “all?" ‘ w“ “mm by the Ruuiansmol I‘lcabc notice the low prices on fine pieces. l J
: Arsenal. The iiremen's old triena, in.""'”“" “mm h" """m‘ A” TM» ‘ '
d * "mun" who 5“,, on . h ith report that they had a line lime. and , o
1‘ D ARIEN ‘ mun which, when N, TX; :0”: ,llial the band pei'lui-uliiil very Ci‘odli-;‘°A meaizchiiromem K‘ltex Chan's and ROCkBrS ‘
gliau, drops him into a tank lilies Withiabu‘ ._ lirom P or! that a great up; 5.31).”, ‘dflli- lleKf‘a-‘l‘nii I'um-lture. is of ’ii'il- Armchairs, were $10.00 now 3 7.75
l ' “"“" “""ef‘m'w “we! never. '“ - " lile is developing at Jablooitaa “‘ ’ ‘n .“ ‘1 “""f'd “1'“ “Wed law‘s- . c
AND iLoretta, the‘lwo-beadod um. another ausrnraus HURL STONESIihe mulls of which thul far imé. ""V; "“01"“ MOM in color. in“ spring “m :‘3'00 “0w "95°
, . ‘ Asideshow feature, comes nest, and no, DOWN MOUNTNNMDE. been “'0“th to the Russians i try in harm minus brown, green and olive, “\‘rk‘ N400 110“' sit-95
C OROTON .id, be. i. the win-rinsilil semen AND animus iTALiANS. in addition to the heavy fiction ““1“” “I“ “3 "‘6". a" restful to the eye and we $1050 now “4-”
; {with a booth where llt‘klnl‘a and con-i __.._...... |ln the thins. the dispatch 0‘ marked durab'mv Th“ Chairs 3" 0f R k ' ‘ i
_ ~ li'etti are on sale, coming next. A hoop-l leentlaaiso From First My.) 1“”. h Offensive has , wonderfully uttraciiw design and very easy, 0c ers More 51000 now $ 1.75
m. ...- .. .. a. 1“ nine. with . line "lemon 0! pm“: __ lbaen m before K0“! mid ‘ Iris the furniture that, at first glance one \St'l‘C $13.00 now $10.50.
"" Foxfire: album.” 0‘ wom' "marobsen'ed that she was submertadi Vladimir-Volmki and in the Eli” 33l",,0h3 “1‘" 5 .‘00 “mug”: I can't ‘ “”0 $1400 "0‘" 3‘57;
Allen Wallace is now employed on 0 l M out by the one nuclear, to about a, some depth as when. R . m - 0' ll- \ rt. L‘onsldcr the. reductions. um- $16.50 now “#00
m Sheldon place at Noroton. [lyskillod to encircle them, is next in .5. am. into this port with pi abut“ is lathe Carpathians : ‘3
~ “—‘f‘ ,order A fine ”my 0’ “no"! Ind Pen" full c1110, 'mth I. (domes near the north- A T “ . . N I:
1 in. William orluln or Gneioinm“ ‘5 ""1 ill-Played. one of them ‘ i ' ' . 88 01' Tllllfl Table
. madam“ ‘0 some one a e 'h l : _All through the-night. ihetuzern end fl one of the muntain
. g ”not is spendlns many in Hartiord. . ofthe wheel. Justices ‘h:ch:;":,Timnnla pinged” 1t: 'wctligazllu‘p.r U3; to Hfmgagye, 1 , "-t ‘lTu'i}fhiiie<e trays, the top one 27 inches across, tllt‘ lower one 18 inches, form thi‘h 1
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’ ~ ‘ ‘ _ 191““ n of h ‘ . , ‘ _ , ‘ J .. . c ' , suggcs we o it or Last, ziiil \‘en' u. ‘ u in an
.. "swarm-mm.:.:::.;::’.:‘:e-:.‘::;.‘2imy": .. 13......“ cm... a... m... .. mm- ~ “ l
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1in: positions on Col-no del Cos-
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'Thm mammoth do"! m mm be”; i of the Gormsn guards about the Italian War Office. A strong at- (
come next and thoy are handyed out pier “finned. Several “WChe"?.Ck by“ AM!“ on the Inl' ' i
as rm ‘8',” when is mm The cm were found hovering about thepsn lines in the Pasubio sector
familiar “‘every case you ring is your' wh. mirth submarine, ‘96 a". I I m “u: t ‘01-
own," adioins ihis booth. and beyond w ‘1': 9° - "mm“ threw in ' m - . ,
I, ”5.0m“. chance ironies which n“ Searchlight beams. “PM the4 ‘On *I of July 17. there 0,“ In this sale are included a number of desirable in
the lortunate ones. an opbOrtunity to Stun“ m“ a” “3!“ superin- was my‘l‘mmfi” an a” ,. Carts, Roadsters, ClC.
set a dollar lilll by risking a dime 0112”“de °‘ ‘h’m Forward- 1‘51” V. . ’ "
Company. Baltimore agents Stronger“ detachments so,
tacked our line on the Pasubio..
the spin of thew heel, or a box of NE l
.mie candies, with cigars, for the less of the WW!” II Illm. . .
but wererepulsed With heavy
loss.“ ‘
: . long tour in a motorboat oi the
fortunate. Th lsr dan‘iu l t- . .
Joseph Limo oi the Post road is (an-«mu occupies the ”Siam“: 05,115.10, waters about the pier to inspect .
“The enemy’s artillery yeater- ,
day kppt .out positiona' in the . .
ramming his brother, 8. Lame. or m, Md, and mm It Mm . ‘ a” the mysterious visitors.
neveland, fora brie! visit. .mn and he, mimm hue (£35.), My Business and banking firms
' ‘ i "n New York have not yet de- Lagarina Valley undsrits fire,but .
it was Mively answered.
“In the ~Upper Posina our '
' Inulun iiuisr has had a channel
dredged in th ,pvbtor to accommo-
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thin his tach 'l | I.“
lies ‘m Gorbaan of Brooklyn is
sported to spon’d‘tlie rest of tlie sum-
mer at Noroton.
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82,45 this sale. .
lawn\Scranda teas and luncheous are served from tiifin tables and they are ultractive for
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Baby Carriages and Go Carts
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m with Mrs. M: . "Bibbim ‘oi the
aw ‘roas.. "-23: i‘ i
_ (idols in Baby Carriages and
Prices have been generously cut.'~, . 9:, .
Porch Roclcers, Sewing Chairs, Settecs of the ordiii' y kind at clcarancc prices. 0
can hardly realize the value \i‘ithout a personal inspect ll. '
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The Sale of Hats has been reinforced
There are three tables, all Willi most desirable Trimmed
Hats of Read quality. .thtlc close fitting lllrllillls‘ of disinc—
ll\‘t‘ model for traveling. Outingr llzlts with wide lirims,
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cided just what they will do re-
garding the action of the British ,
a, .ticles, cakes and candles for sale. The,
“a Home Bank and Trust Company needs of the inner man are met at the,
(has evidence at the prosperity by
next hoolh, WllPl‘t‘ ice cream- soft: , , _ , " tailor‘l 1; g ,1 _ l . ~ ' . ... . . .
placing an order for a new adding drinks irankhirters and water melon'govemment in placing them upon -tl‘oopl,.lf~.lrtlllery preparation, . -~ " , ,U I It" "ildxsome ] luck. “at: 0‘ dikmi “mm" for
. . , , kl' M i th 1 . “0mm “ho are “caring mourning. There. lime liceii added
machine. capable oi a greater variety m 0,, mm The mm who had am“. its trade blac at. any 0 emlrenewed their attacks on Como some WM, and velour hats ,0 ~ 1 . f ii i ‘ f
of work than the one formerly in use. in supply ,, mmmomund mm ,0 have put their cases in the hands dcl Calm The enemy’s batter. - r a") a i m“ some 5” “
crowned hats for motoring.
About half original prices. ’
These are $2.00. $3.50 and $5.00
and some even less than'that.
. i . ~ . - keep his contract and no this diveraion . 0‘ ill: “mun" Amour. l. dinot- to ounbombard-
“H” neorae'l‘, hearse. treasurer of the is missing. Ernest n. Cmiooi and Chinti‘nd the Wm? 0‘ “m 9'8”“- meat, but . fill! began Invin- '
‘ name Bank and Trust Company or Mam“ snowman, a". m, ”fluoridation is now in Washington con-stone gust of fire. We, however.
men. will) his broiber-iJ-law William in me “my“, whne mummy "my % forcing with government officials. ; succeeded in gaining new posi-
J. Flemming. jr., started early Mon- man in the company is busy at one; A new aspect of the Situation,tions or! the rocky Ilopes of the
day morning on a week's mp to cape booth or another. The carnival williW“ dimmed by. R-_ 1- Dunn,imountain. .
,, ‘ Dad. in Mr. Bolirse‘s automobile. icontinue for six clear nights. regard-lhud 0f the Pall-American AW"! “A1008 the remainder 0f the
,Icss oi the number of interruptions rm. ‘ cistion, which includes several . front there were artillery actions,
favorable weather may occasion, and hundred concerns dOlflz business especially in the UPPCI' Boite. “1
me hm nlghl amouncemsm will be‘ in South America. He said thatgthe head of Seisera Valley, when
made not only of the winner oi the nil-i8“ “mm!” had been made tol the enemy disclosed new heavy
tnmohile and me rifle, but also or aikoep American firm with Brit-lbsteerles, and on the height west
bicycle to be awarded to the moniiah affiliations from having busi- of Gorizia. ‘
popular boy or girl in town. and thc'ncss relations with the blacklist- “An ‘onemy aeroplane dropped ‘
Mods-y irip to Niagara rails, with nll‘ed houseg‘in our association." bombs—on narcotics {northeast}.
expenses paid. which thr- ninst poliu-isald Mr. Dunn. “there are aboutloITY-insuasn'in V‘neti.):as a to-
iar man is to enjoy. Each ticket 90‘25 British firms that have comeisult .oi which there were some
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Second floor.
Shop here until 6 o'clock every day.
The case of .lill‘Ol) Harrison. charged
with reckless driiiug, was nolled 03
Brand Juror William 11. Wllulott, be-
‘Itetore Justice of the Peace George
W, Sherer, H5 nl‘arly’ail oi the State's
witness failed to appear. Harrison,
who is cliziuiicur [or Mrs. R. J. Timur
pron ol Greenwich, colledcd Wllil the
car of Dr. Kane of Long Neck l’Olill,‘
Tillie-'1
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O. B. Jackson
Helflerich said. Another disease.l
which was being driven by Miss Kingpins cni'nlviil is numbered. and everyliere since the opening of thelvictims ”‘1? slight-damage."_ulchoiera. has been completely; 53 WALL ST.
me dome... ,,,,,.,_ on Friday anemooni Illulll one of the tickcllmldci's i..- pr!" , war. Many of these have Amen-i The iollowmgoificiai report its Stamped out. ‘ NORWALK
July 7. Miss Kellie. liming vvesiu‘ard.1l‘°“”’d “4'“ fl ""9 “'“l‘hflm ““l‘vcan capital invested. Tl“? “hing!“ W the campaignin G"? Dr. Heliiericb pointed to what OPTICIAN
“I turnng from the pom road lmogvlih irnld hunting misc. thc stubs 01;ploy British labor. but to all in-;man East‘filn'ca was issued toe? “Thus I found everywhere in1 Phone 438
The detour to the Point. occasioned byI "‘9 “CM“ being mixed ““d “"9 drawn ‘ “in“ and Purpom they 31": day in London:
the repairs to 1m. Rings End 1mmfrnm the lot each night lit 10:30.
Thompson claims that she gave him;
no signal or her intention to turn,’
which she denies, and his huge Slmp-l
lax crashed into the lighter car or
lion Kane, with the result that both
were overturned and thrown into the
, '. the distressed country,” conclud-'
iAmerican firms. The head of onel ,“Telegraphing July 18, Generéied Dr. Helfierich, "the fruits of '
lot the biggest of these concernalal Smuts reports that the. ei'ttli'lly.i German energy ande administra-.
{told me of this blacklist moretforoes which endeavored to operfitaigr. “I am glad to state that;
'than a month ago. He said he had ’a’te against his communicati- m... \iGermans did work equal toi
Lbeen warned not made businessinorth of Handeni and on‘ th ,
Y N iwitli any of the firms on the list."lUsambara Rillwdy : be ~
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William Schall. In. of the Korogwe and Tang‘s have now
Everything in the Optical Line *
, EYES EXAMINED FREE
ditch beside the road, a mass of tang-
led wreckage. Miss Kane and her sis
tor were both considerably iniured.
The tiremen's carnival, delayed a
«yin opening, by the stormy wea~
- that of Monday. made up ior its late-
nose in the gathering of last night.
insides Dugdnle's orchestra. which
banking and shipping house of ;been driven down". the lPaltgan
Muller, Schall and Company. said
that last winter the firm was
1 Ralph l‘ampbell and Florence Moore
:llth‘ purchased a new canoe with they told by some bf its customers
ltlu’t‘ named “C and I." that they would have to Stop d0-
. ;,._ ing business with certain German
. .\llh‘.“- Marie Moore is slowly recover- firms. M" 5cm“ ma thnt “t"
inr: from an operation performed by Hunting the Brim "runny in
m, w J, Tracey. Washington that members of his
A clearance of this area ls pro-
greasing satisfactorily. .~ "
“On the southern shill-e .
Lake-Victoria. the- force ‘ un
.‘er.bnd' 'nfi .. ...r,
m an oiling eld gnaw,
Brig-.JGen. Sir C. Crewe', having'w_
disembarked .at Kenmore, seen-v...
Jug the miseries of war to
isolation."
fighting continues on
:Sornme-Iror‘t‘t. The British
had gained ground in
e 'Wood and Longoeval.
"u u of the Longueval-Bazen-
E
played for dancing. a ”and gave selec-i ‘—‘—"
thins. The first sight which greets the, Charles Scoileill has completed his
' whiter who enters the large musllnfndnew tennis court and it is considered
closed field. which is brilliantly, iiiuml-i“lo best in this town-
mind with garlands of electric lights; ‘1 - C i I‘T‘“
In the Maxwell automobile Which" . lss arr c ulclinaon, of New lla-
will be presented “ the conclu-ive" .and Miss Wilson, of Bridgeport.
ion 0! the carnival to some luckyare spending a few an" at the Colum-
' flekefltolder. To the right of the eu-‘bill Hotel, Darien.
firm, with one exception, are citi-
zens of the United States. he was
told that the name of- the com-
pany might be removed from the
secret blacklist if a guarantee was
given that no business would be
done with Germany. Mr. Schall
refused to make such an agree-
ment and yeifin'day he saw the
pied Munoz: during the night oilfin p'ositions‘the British pushed
July was. ‘The enemy evacuated ,fomgard theirline. East of the
the town after. slight resistance.; Lalpsic redoubt bombing parties
leaving many rifles. a portion oirmade a substantial advance dur-
a supply column and a» naval gunfithhe night.
of the cruiser Konigsberg in our; We Zeppelin- which recently
hands. A majority of the German flbd Riga was hit several times
Europeans embarked on a staun- .-hy~3ussisn anti-aircraft guns and
ship and fled southward by Stuhl- “bed near Tukum, according
mam: Sound. pursued by pout-in: Central News dispatch from
p..-..o
WIFE UP A DUPONT
TO suavev cook 03on conl
FIGURES IN ACCIDENT '
DITIONS.
CiilCAGO.July.20.—-A‘complete Bur.
:Vey or Cook County with regard to
Auto. Runs into Team of Horses i subnormal mind conditions will be mi.
in This City. dcrtakeii beginning Aux. This dove].
Lorraine Le Ester, of Westport, opment was announced‘lodny ON came
Vwife of a member of the DuPont lam-f “3 an aftermath t0 the ’ 'll'a'gedy 0!
lly, of Delaware, driving her Cadillaci Tuesday, it“ which Henry. J; McIntyre
touring car at 3:45 o‘clock yesterday negro fanatic, “'3" responsible for “19
afternoon, on Fairfield avenue, near. deaths 0‘ six ”"30““ 3““.de hims'
Courtland street. Bridgeport, collided: “I" '- ' '.
with a' team of horses. No one wast The survey ‘3 to be conducted by the
. Rockefeller Institute, and following in
injured. Report of the affair was.
‘legislation to meet conditions will be
made to Lieutenant Joseph A. Hanoi, draite d and suggested to in
Lorraine Lo Ester, of- Westport, in
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«mace is the first of the sideshow
attractions, which are a new feature
I! the carnival this year, and the
booths are arranged in a hollow square
around the lot. in this first tent, Leroy,
an Needle IKing, holds forth. The
Whoa man says that Leroy swal-
IIII a needle, then a piece of thread,
than a drink or water, and tilnelly
mitts the water out of his mouth into
the glass. and lo the thread has enter-
. name of his firm among those on
' the official public blacklist.
A dispatch from Amsterdam
,. —_————— armed lake ,vesaels.” _
l Donald Campbell is undergoing a he Cthtfl‘lIed ll absolute neg-
.serious operation at. the Norwalk Hos- . . _ .
.‘pitnl under the direction of Dr. W. J. “Y3 the Bnhsh “Rhona.“ con-
‘Tracey ' fismd ‘he entire first elm In.”
; ' \ of .the Holland American steam-
l Miss Lena Onkea. «.me Hill, is 31“P Noordam. °“ h“ la“ "‘1’
‘conilned to her home. because of blood from N" York b 3mm
poisoning in her right hand. Miss _ The Dutch mm: councal
:Oakes is the popular assistant at the
instancing the conditions at Lodz
with a - poulatinn. of :oo.ooo.
The,
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ashore theroA-‘vvere‘vmually no: 7
”sanitary conveniences. no sme- LL?“ . _
lambs-imam wot-ks. ow
has completed its investigation“? M‘pw-M5Wfim instant):
lT ,Hague quoting rum-ts re-
M
loct of hygiene by .the ‘Rusaians,=6i£v§he~'crew of the airship was
,‘ at Colgne. The majority
fi$ and‘German, 'engm' " eers res-
. the cupboard other parts
“e 'molune' ry.
omits cram: silos.
-' sun was. iv, Y.. July 20.—
.Qflllnlli. Who have been
.hnndredm’riiployesy! the Car- .
c. ,. 'llx the carnival. it is an wihentlol‘aloore. first assistant: Harry.Aclofl;i
”afield rifle. directi‘mm the U. 8.'nccond mutant. and Edward Tinker,“
all the eye of the needle. Then comes a 1
Mn; gallery, » where Darien's'
“men are vying with one another, its reglllar meeting. last evening, it“
in see who will win the $75.8prln3uthe lire house. After routine business
we rifle, dossisshy McDougali nsml‘was cranium election or ollcers
III or Butler's island, to be given toitool: place. The names or those elect-
mone who makes the best score dur- ed are: ohn Plander. chief; William
Mum” pm on: a“ ”:01“! Whigs?! '3” ‘tlonI . in value of he-
' Eemdt'i sat ' t was -
TlieIRowayton Fire Company held 'I la - the, 'l ‘8 .
Agency says. that the cap!
was caused by, 'a- torpedo of
honor-lain. M.
The British Admiralty
nounced on
Fendilkirhllc in: passage from
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spin .s a... 'the’ .
shamanism with file not lose melt. ism ifi‘vain. Dr.
"PW-L 31117 '9? ”0'4 0! the
- lavas as!!! tel: you grant-
enmity-blow to look
_m ‘ ”Mar-hm. Cor-
. firm and’nguiry in-
mm; unifies-Hollow:-
‘ tvi‘mf‘flm
' {wound Ma.
Rita-'31, 13. leturned t0},
. 9 Illinois
at police headquarters. No arrests Legislature for action, . .
were made.
The horses were driven by Harry The downtown police lash"; evening
Carlin, oi_256 -.P.ine street. Bridge- rem“ ed a complaintstr'om Highland
port. Edward Lee was seated beside avenue that somé one had pulled down
Cadizin when the accident happened. a large sign on the Highland "6““
bridge. The street department was
notified of the case. > «
INQUIRY INTO ‘HECTOR' ACCI-
' DENT.
CHARLESTON, s, 0., July 20.—'l‘tie
cause of the disablement of the engine
It the large naval coilicr Hector and
her subsequent abandonment of! Cape
Romaine. 8. 0., July 14, was the sub-
lent of investigation for a naval court
of inquiry beginning at Cbarletqnnavy
ynl‘d today.“
a i. a IV 3"" ' F—‘_"——‘— . .
Judge William F. Tammany is in
It was reported rtoithbxllectal police.
last evening by :Dr..ll'oc.hrland, of.
Greens Farms, that'sa‘ p’o'tient. hail pas.)
caped frolli his sanitsriuin. The man
was caught. however, amithe night
by the uptown police. .
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—-Don't try to and semi stores;
' ' . . iroom [or something you my my ,
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as,a mites epidemics had . , .me mommy ”'0. PW it." stair-hp nestle-6m M,
will! result. 33““. court ., l . .r .
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