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CHARGE ACCOUNTS
OPENED
, Men l
Our Sprint: and Summer Suits at
$12.98 to $25
Are the best values in Norwalk.
Ask your neighbor! He knows!
Saturday Specials
Dress Skirts
$3 to $12.98. Special at
Extra Special .'
$1.50 and $2.00 Value.
Men’s Straw Hal‘s ‘ Wash Skirts
$1.98 to $6.98 _
We will place on sale tomorrow. Saturday. Suits of
100 Dress Skirts. in Silk. Poplins. Plaids and the season’s best models and most wanted shades that
Cheeks. of the newest models. that were selling at were selling at $20 to 335' tor the mere sum 0f
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
OPENED
Ladies!
$5-
Seeini.r Is Believing.
$1.50 to $5.00. Specially priced for tomorrow
V
$1.00 S
“ 10 s" ..
$4Pan‘amasfor....$3. $6Panamastor.._.$5 98C to $2.98 $ to.loCoats .................... $9.00
No .~‘tlterations. No Alterations.
100 Walsh Skirts. the prettiest styles you ever saw for Spatially Priced lOI' Tomorrowfiaiurday
$13 to $24.50 Coats ..................... 310.1%)
Coats
Dort Coats ....................... $2.98
Waist Specials
$2.50 Silk Waists.
Sneeral at .......... $1.98
$125 Waists. Special at title NEW SILK EPRESSES
Special at ......... $1.50 $16.50 to $18 Dresses. Special at ............... $12.98 In Coven. Rose. Nile. Lavender. l’urnle. (‘old and Kelly - 1
$4.00 Silk and Crepe Waists. n20 to £924.50 Dresses. Specral at ................. $17.98 tlreea. all sizes. gong/«gig :g Eliot if. m... Children’s DPCSSQS
Special at .......... $2.98 lib-00 Georgette Dresses. Special at ............ $22.50
$6.00 Georgette Waists. 15 Odd Dresses. $15 Value. Special at ............ $3.00 $5098 to $19050
SILK SWEATER WATS House Dresses
New Styles .......... $1.00
New Styles ........ $1.001")
Mitldy Blouses ..... $1.00 up
lthe Hopkins and Allen Arms (‘oni-
.-. lllll't" different mortgages to Pierrc‘
"J *— l Mali. one for “£50000, one Tor $1.3
'.TFORI), June 28,—011 petition; 300.00, and one for 31012500. Besides
he Billings and Spencer Company these there are $500,000'0t outstand-
city, Judge Edwin 5, Thomas ina obligations wifieh the concern has
»United States District Court‘ not the money to pay, the petitioners
dnesday appointedtltree re- 58.33 . .
1‘8 for. the Hopkins and Allenl Th“ Hopkins and Aliens Arms ’(‘Om-l
. Company of Norwich, which patty is a Massachusetts corporation
can manufacturing rifles for the} controli?d by Massachusetts capital.
.1 Government, The receivers it has a. capital stock of $3,193,300
iormer Congressman Edwin wy valuation. The petitioner for a re-'
3, of Norwich; vice-president ceiver says the plant and business as
Hopkins and Allen Arms Court a going concern. has a far :reatet;
William J_ Garcey’ or Norwichgn'alue than the liabilities and that the
Intative of the Belgian Cornish.) mortgage debts are due and liable to
“Wig. he foreclosed unless the business is
l taken over by teceivers.
-_ .. . it was said at the hearing in New
on Weak and Lame illavgn, Wednesday, that while the
.1 concern had employed abottt 2,000
To Well and Strong lpeople. it. now was running with
tabout 300 employ-3s; that its plant
“pm-em Foley Kidney Pins Will was principally :1 lot of special ma-
or other men and Women-*QIUCK‘ chinery and “dies for the manufactur-
713;; “my have ““9 ‘0’ “m- or of a special Belgian rifle on a com
t ’39an I got almost down with tract. with the Belgian .Government
ck." Write? Mrs: IL Tt‘Strayngo and further more that the company
"t’ifill'l’ii‘tiuciz‘i‘iaul‘l.s§°ai“the‘big‘é: took the contract too cheap. in this
31dwhenevcrlslnpnoddoctorlng connection it was said that the Iic—l-
Kfi9?&erltdklfndgktlhl:r¥t wast: lizittn Government was willing to pay‘
ladder action became regular and a little more titan the contract price
.tutgltngnggsfnflg‘t; figscfllngfzgcrll'g to havve the rifles completed, if a re?
s ro : 1 ._ . . .
got several yenm’ and since et— ccitershiv} took hold of the plant.
, L Eva] sifyedblwcli and ad
return 0' c rou e." \ ,
rt in now to use Foley Kidney ANOTHER “OPEN" §H°P- l
pt; will feel an improvement
“firefxeyflgfi gg’fihn‘g‘sgwflfi Manufacturer Does Not Deny 'l'hat He
(D
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cy stop irregular urinary
am it
lthere were no developments in the
tlocal batting situation yesterday. a
ey put the kidneys an blad-
nd.’ hulthy condition. Try
Powell Corporaubk' ,
'l t punt .illlll 1.“ “is lutl'lttl, oi ll:llll0|t.l, i:l)til ‘rlltlp basis “as lilll‘llt‘l (ll‘lllt'il‘OlllCl‘l'S ot the local associations. it said today ~ ‘ prisoners had twp“
, itrsarnrt-r oi the litilinus and bpt‘ilt‘et‘ nor alltrint-d by the tnantliacturer inzwas stated oilit-Iaily bv the beads of ' .. -. . .
. . I ('omlsanl'. 'I‘Iie, receivers furnished (Illt‘fiiitlll. ill“ 11 m “I I ' I ”'1" “h" applied lot
:. a “vain”. “f ”1.. ”WM,” and Allen sliop,""‘has receivul wide ‘ll‘ClllflllOll l trouble. although rtmtors ot' a possible prisoners will is
. Arms Company to the extent of $54,.Idltrlng the last twenty-four tours. As ,setilement persist in buttimz circles.
. i00l.32'i for merchandise. The Billings yet. however, it is entirely without; lienelits were paid the members of
' ' . and S tenet r (‘otn may also sav hat confirmation. » 'the Hat l-‘inisli‘rs 1|'.‘.‘ '21 ‘ .
lvers Appointed fot the ' ' ~ ‘ '5‘ ‘ ‘ “0" “0“ "‘ ”“4
I ”“105 0i $15.00“ each. tl'ut'tm‘er referred to would continencelassoeitttions that no negotiations 111‘“ ”10“" N” ’7'” m” 1"“ 3‘ ‘l“"l‘l“d “1’0"
'8 BANKRUPT‘ 1‘1“. lgillings and Srmnpor (‘ompany operations in his plant as an “open 1 in progress for a contempm of [be yet tor tin» lat. r. but li is believed the
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OpklflS and Allen Arms Wm)‘ mm,“ a morlzage note of $200: t'nitetl liatters. came to this city yes-iThe married men receive-d ss-ren dol.- ' ‘
.. . t m." to Charles R. Butts, trustee, and It‘rday afternoon and talked with the‘lnrs and the single men five dollars. A
‘ .— number of young men ‘havc left town.
195, sallowness and tan. and 1‘s thoicommisstioners have been somewhat
up n quarter‘pint of this sweetly fra-' The commissioners today denied the fol health restorer."-—Mrs. Buncnnr
,grant lemon‘blotion and massage it, chargotbat discrimination in favor of
~ May. Start-Plant. . . - hand!» Jtaahould naturally help t0; against Democrats has been practiced highly prizedmots and herbs, has for l
up an joint! 53:? léefilll’ lite: ' 'Dfiwmmy' Jung 29' “‘ ““10““ Whiten. soften.‘ freshen and bring out . in allottng prisoners for work on New: flirty years proved its Value in such.
the T0593 and beauty 91' any Skill- ‘Il 3 Haven county farms.
strong rumor that another uranium-“4"?” marvelous to BmOOVthenrough,'nrisonera‘at‘work‘ .
l turertwould ope'n‘hls‘taotory on the M3118 ~44! ' , .. me $91111”. rmo» Ni“
The report that the tn:tlttI-‘botlt the nutnnt'aetnrers' and batters"
tail $1.75 a dal‘
and the farms-rs charged for the
guards.
y
Secretary Martin l.u\vior, of thehatters‘ oiilt-es yesterday tnorning.‘
’during the past few days to secure our
' . ;i-lc.\ment in other cities. it is re-. Tuln T0 BHUBSE
ported that batters are havinr mor':
JUlce Of LemOllS! difficulty securing employmentLin thhl l
. Jridgeport war munitions factory than l
How to Make Skln has formerly been the mile. Some ofi « -
those who applietih‘ay they were re- B '
. . . . ‘ . . etween Operation and
c - fined u 01k although other men in line .
Whlte and BeautlfUl a; were given employment. _ , Death. Cured by Lyd‘a
. ““- E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
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Compound. l
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lJAIL INMATES nor l
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At the cost of a. small jar of ortiin-l SENT To FAVORED FEW
ary cold cream one can prepare a full .
quarter pint of the ntOst wonder lem- New Haven County Commissioners D M _ I “M 1 b dl
- , - ‘ _: . . i es omes owa.—. y tus an ,
on‘skm softener and coniplfyon beau ‘. Charged With Putting Them 0n says I would have been m my grave to- l
tiiier, by squeczmg the Juice of two Republican Farms and Neglecting day had“, not been. _
fresh lemon; into a bottle containing Good Democrats for Lydia E. Pink-‘
three ounces of orchard white. Care' NEW HAVEN, June 20,—New Ilav- ham .5 Vegetablei
- ~ . Com und. I suf-
should be taken to strain the mice on county has been trying the experi-
through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp; ment of putting the jail inmates out
ROCKWELL 6: C0. ‘
1108 Main St. Bridgeport
Liberty Bonds Will be
Given at 5 p. m.’ E
Tuesday July 3rd. L
‘ Until that hour June Bargain
Sale will continue and every F
purchaser will have oppor- I
tunity to participate
1'7“
fere romaseriousi
ferns 2: trouble and‘
gets in,~titen this lotion will keep fresh‘ at work on farms in the country. The file doctors said I
for months. EVPI‘Y woman knows; rxpcriment has been successful in so
that lemon juice is used to bleach ‘ tar as the work and the health of the
could not live chat ‘
year Without an,
and remove such blemishes {is freak-1mm ul‘p concerned, but the county
operation.‘ My bus-1
band objected to the I
operation and got.
. ' , ' N metot LydiaE.’
ideal skin softener, smothener and annoyed by questions as to who is to ' ~: Pinkhams Vege-.
beautifier. l pay for them how much and when and table Compound. I soon commencedto‘
Just try it! (let three ounces of now they are charged with favoring et better and am now Well and able to?
orchard white at any pharmacy and" Republicans rather than Democratic Jegffifilahonlsllgillllml'sciligxtllét
two lemons from the grocer and make ' farmers in sending the men out. 1 Compound to any woman as a wonder-1
JEFFERSON, 703 Lyon St..-Des Moines. l
This fathom: remedy, the mail tutti i
ingredients of which are derived tom t
daily into Mime. neck. arms andl deserving Republican "farmers and
es; Women eve where bear wil-
mflm .mmgwomdnt virtue
E: 'I Yogubl (km-
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The City National Bank ~
. your surplus funds?
The Check "Book l
Is it. wise to keep your money in the office, at home or in your
pocket, when by placing it in this Bank you have, without cost,
the advantage of a check boot; and the additional security for
Checks are of value only to the person in whose favor they
are drown—they give satisfaction and add dignity to your busi-
ness transactions. " .
- . Your personal interests, we believe, are well served by the
handy chlpck book. , ,
~ We” can many on farm mortgage.”
Norwalk Chronicler