WEAR
111 Bonnie, Voiles, Poplius, Gab-
Soisettes, .Wash Silks,
Percale: and other
' in plain colors, stripes and,
j figures.
E can. isms
WNW
, . m1: accounts
,1} 8295—“All the World Will Be
. Mu or 1111." "11-1111 em or
insane—"11y Own United States.
'; “We'll Never Let 0111' Old Flag
ran. "
in Coats. Suits. Dresses.
Starts Saturday, July 7, at 9 a. m.
A backward season finds us with a laruer stock than this time of the year warrats and hence we will start in
guotimr prices. that be inning Sat
urdav. will amaze the Women oil South Norwalk.
.Values
unparalleled in the annals of retail trade. Visit this
shot) during the sale as it will be a areat money serial: onuortnnitv.
NEWEST OF NEW STOCKS AT DOWEST 0F LOW PREES.
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Unheard of barsains
or;
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man.
DONNELLY’S
16 811. mm 8t.
scorn noawsnx
Dresses
Handsome Frocks 9695
Former Values up to $18.30
vine
Dresses
' Dandy Sport $2.45
.(illl'ilit‘llh llliltlt‘ to retail
Now
Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering Your Home
HUUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
'“ Call us—Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
at $71.95
Silk
Sweaters
City News
The l~‘i1st Company of \‘0r1ialk, C'. Fine tiln'e silk, former
,1}. 13.. will diill tonight on the (then, values 1111 to $10.00
' in East annue. $4.98, $6.98
A Ford car...\‘0. 38584, was stolen in
lllridgeport last evening. The local po- ‘
'- lice have been notified to be on the
Voile Waistst
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1: lookout 101 the, missing machine. 1 _
_ A-” ’ Aim l‘ure lnucu Blouses
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. Company A of the auxiliary police U at. (“Wild“) “ill!“ l
1 J pin-1's .. ..............
glorce will drill Monday e1 ening on the .
Green in East menue. Every member' ‘9 790, $1.00, $1.79
Suits
Coats
Dresses
5.00
Suits
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Highest Class Sample ll ;
Suit-s $10.00 v i
Value. up to $217100 1
Your Five Dollar Bill looks
normal
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Silk Suits
Taflcta Silk Jersey $12.95
Suitsiu rallies111111119371.le
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big in this extraordinary big
clearance of Coats, Suits and
Dresses that were made to sell
earlier in the season up to $20
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Wash Skirts
\t mpninll) lti11 pr-ium
$1.,00 $125, $1.75
All to go in this sale for
FIVE DOLLARS. $5.00. FIVE DOLLARS
The finest and prettiest Blouses in
Crepe do Chine and Novelties.
Regular values up to $3.98.
Waists 1.98
Children’s
Dresses
lltllltl) little
ulnaliams 11ml repp
Z.’ to H.
Clearance Sale 790
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ltllllll‘l< in
Sizes
.Lls requested to be present, inasmuch
as some very important matters are to”
be taken up Members will report at:
lhe Town Assembly hall in Wall street , "
1111 9 o'clock,
iddies.
By smasliinu :1 r1111" window with 11
one. burglars llfllllt’tl an entrant-1
into the tailoring establishment of
l Guiseppe Gradin. located at {17 Main
street, last night, and removed one
light suit of clothes. :1 light coat and
"West, and a light ll'Al. Ollicer Murphy
("HQ-indimued the “break."
1.
l.
Since the publication recently of 11
'communication in l'clnllml 111 1111- 11:11
‘t‘ting ditlirulty. received by mail from
,Norwalk from :1 part): signing himself
,"T. H. Ryan. South Norwalk." and the
subsequent tlhhl‘l‘litlll that no such per-
son had been continued with 1111' 11:11
ting industry in South \‘riwalk so far
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Also numerous other euuallv as arcat specials 1n Underwear. Summer Furs. Bathing
for yourse If.
eand see and It e
15. SA.TURDAY 101.1 7111.
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SALE STARTS TOMORO
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Suits. Silk Skirts and
”(was known b1 the hours orcani “1.1... - » -- —.»-
tuition of that 1in, 1111 News has on lluckingham Post, .\'0. 1‘2. G.
,nearored to reach the sender of the will meet toniuht in the headquarters
v-tconimunication by mail. A letter ad-
... dressed to T, H. Ryan. South Norwulk,
‘ endorsed by the
on \\ all street.
“i was returned today. - -———-——-
'1’80nth Norwalk postolfice. "l'nknownf' The Third (‘ompnnv of Norwalk, C.
' ’g‘I—‘Danbury News.
~'. __..__ trout ot‘ the armoiv Captain Com
.3. ,: ——SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY stock was in command. The company
Fancy new potatoes, 15 lbs. 10 pk will be inspected next Wednesday
3‘50 United Grocery. evening, by Major Edward P. Weed.
{7 , . Tony L0n1ba11l,the local young man
—-KODAI\S— who was arrested V\ ednesdny night by
CAMERA SUPPLIES Officer Thomas Doruey, for carrying
concealed 11'1apons,r11iscd the $501
FILMS DEVELOPED with which to p111 his line yesterdziy.l
thus saving himself from a sojourn in'
—Powell Corporatlon Bridgeport
Deposited in this
bank on or before
'the 10th of July
will draw interest
from July lst.
:‘Saie'DepositBoxes
Storage Vaults
count manna SAVINGS hANIt
.1 M" sou-1'11 NQRwALu.
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av
A. R,
in 111» 101111 Assembly Hall building,l
ibul old enough
thome.
Etion mov.cment
lqtidrters oi the Boy Scouts of Ameri- ‘
llast night
red' merchandise Shipment from 'New
BOYS DOING WAR WORK.
NEW \Olll\. .ltll) ti.~'I‘li(‘ boys of
innrica who am too young to light.
m d” war work at every day. Mr. Poole declined to give
haw- ”1111911 In the colois in in any 1111111011 this morning as to why
the way in the Vessel had not made any tiips dur‘
creasing numbers since
1 , 1 ,
ll ('" dr “Gd “51 night out Of doors in 11 inch tl11ir 1111 rgies could be used had "“4 ”W PM" n"! days
l)P(ll demonstrated in the Libeity.
Loan campaign and the food produc AWARDED DIVORCE
The national bond—l FROM EPILEPTIC WlFEl
)ccision granting the petition for di-
1orce oi Gustave Fesce against Sofia“
chcc of Bridgeport on the ground of}
fraud. was handed down yesterday".
morning by Judge H. J. Curtis or the
Superior court before whom the case.
'was tried doting the recent session 0f’
court. The gouple were. married Sep-
tember" 1. 1915. and the husband made
ca here todav issued a statement
'showing that thc average registration
of boys per day in the Scouts is at the
rate 011,250. There ate 251,189.
Scouts in good standing, and these,
11 ith the (i9, 22" Scout inhalers and 0m
cials and tnembeis of local troop c0111:
cils, make a total of 320,411 people en-
rolled in the Boy Scouts of America.
MORE RECRUITS WANTED. .of age,\1as an epileptic, and that this
BOSTON July 6—1111 appeal to fact was concealed form him. and
Bl‘lllsll subjects of military age. rcsid therefoie “1"- marriage contract was
ing in New England to enlist in the fraudulent. Judge Curtis sustains the'
British or Canadian armies, was issued 0033911310“ 01' the husband and granted
by Lieut.»Col. Le Grand the petition for divorce.
Reed, of the 17th Battalion. Canadian
Expeditionary forces, who is in charge
of recruiting British-born men here.
“We hope to send more than 1,000,
recruits" to Canada within the coming‘
week," said Lieut3C01. llleed, “and per~
liaps a great many more if British sub-
jects will realize that it is better to
enlist. voluntarily than to be drafted.”
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F‘REIGHT BOAT fro RESUME TRIPS
Norwalk merhcants’ who have order--
JUSTICE GUY GRANTS
3 DIVORCE AND ALIMONV
To MRS. DOUGHERTY
in the supreme court of New York
Tuesday. Justice Charles L. Guy. who
was the speaker at the Bridgeport uni
versal service demonstration Wednes-
day, named adivorce and $42,000
alimony to 'Mrs. Ruth Dougheriy, wife
«oféa prominefirxinufacturer. in her
complaint alleging 1111 her husband
Was unfaithful. the wife named a tele-
phone operator. Mr. Daugherty filed a
cross ccrnplaint,.naming Fred G. Sig-
nor, connected withrthe Blue Ribbon
Garage 00., of Bridgeport. This was
York to Norwalk by boat have been
up in arms for the past few days be-
cause of the fact that the dismal}:
Steamboat Companys freighter has,
"not docked in Norwalk since lastVSat-fdismlssed by Justice Guy; _
urday. Goods awaiting shipment have Signor has lived in Norwalk, Milford
been held up at the'New York docks, and Danbury,1hut has been in the auto“
and local merchants have had to wait mobile business in Bridgeport asi _ ’
demonstrator and salesman tor somal'
1 room‘m 11011111011111. 11110311111011
, sen-1', upon neuter. ~
for their shipments.
It was announced this morning, how- time. He was operating 11 machine
ever, by George 1F. Foote, manager of near Westport last «october when the
I
Eol Hart lord,
'ithe l‘reizht 11111111111 the boat would car 1011111111 with a telegraph pole, this
lenvv \111' York this morning. and that accident resulting in the death of En
hereafter it will make regular trips gill“ ll. Callahan of Danbur).
is married. \,
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lRGE SAVING OLD .
KID FOR vssrs
01: u. s. AVIATORS
Because of a scarcity of kid for mak-
Signor
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lug vests for the members of the aria“
,tion corps. a movement has been start-
ed through the country for collecting
these vests and Mrs. Hubert W. Hart,
president
Dental Hygienists, has begun the work
of soliciting the gloves in Hartford.
Dr. Roderick Otlellnguy,
nent New York dentist, member of the
man of. the aviation committee spoke
l
old kid gloves which can be made intol
or the State,
apromL ‘
the claim that his wife, only 17 years National Council of Defense and chair-[
last week in New London at the 'Dcn-i
tut Conteience of the use of old kid
and said it has prmed satisfactory.
The govctnment has asked for o, 000
:aviators and in view of the scarcity of
hid it will be difiicult properly to equip
the members of this squad. Contribu-
l .
1'3
tions or old gloves may be left with,
Mrs. -.Hart who is in charge of the den- l
in! clinic for the summer or at the
Hart & Seeley piano store.
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The famous Hotel for WOMEN
, HOTEL
Martha Washington
[1081' 0" run AVENUE]
29 East 29111 51., New York City
one at l.50per day and
. ‘7 mu
‘ luncheonnwoenu-d
dimer-150m
0M our 500 spotless
momso‘oyou may select '
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cutT-lile il'Eoto .'
9%
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Children's Wear
Simple little Playclothes
for summer
Creepers and Rompers are of good and sensible ,
chambrny 11rsecrsutkcr, white and (tilOl't‘d l
59, 75 €118,911!) and $1. 25
Bloomer Dresses for little girls, 1'11'1 lll‘flflll 1d
models, both \1 bite and toloi'ed,
Sweaters
750w
1t
Shetland Slip overs with V—necks, old blue or
rose, trimmed with 11l11tc
$31!)
Hiw’ Sweaters, Solid colors, with fashionable
belts and pockets. w--- M--. __ $398
Silverware .
War dining or living room ‘,
Very attractive articles 1n Silt er are design-d 101
01180116 and informal su pci pa1t1c~ .l
lenty. . ,
, ason Jars, pts. 900ts qts glmadonfi
Ideal Jars, glass tops, 90 cts 1 00 a. (101,.
Jelly Glasses, tin tops, ' 5;, 30m alef
Rings for all kinds of jars, ” 10 cts a dog,
Mason J or tops, 25 and 40 0118 11-1108;
A complete assorhncnt now in stock of Preserve
Kettles, Strainers, Spoons, Jelly Strainers, Pat'ln
Knives, Fruit Eyers, Pineapple Eycrs, etc. '
Summer Shoes
New lot of Rods
Piazza. Pumps. White
canvas Sneaker - pinup
With a flat heel, ,good
looking, cool and com-
fortable, $2.00
Bathing Shoes and
Sandals. Shoes lace,
sandals strap,or tie with
ribbons. Plain colored
ofiects and novelties, Lil ‘
50 cts to $1.50
For Children
Canvas, button models, 7
sizes? to 5, $1.25
51/2 to 8, $1.50
Genuine Buckskin, but~ 3 1
ton models,
turn sole,
$2.75
bin-buck Pumps,
sizes‘2 'to 5, $1.50
5% to 8, $2.00
Keds Sneakert-l, 1011' cut,
5111036 mm ,3, $1.15
lli/égto 2, '$1.25 3:
high out,
111/2 to 2, $1.50
mBoys’ high cut Sneakers,
sizes 11 to 3, $1. 75
21/2 to 6,5100
AMM “film“-fifi
sizes? to 5,, $2.25 '1
‘5' 5%, to 8,
«ham .-v-
E .
' “Jane Eyre,” l
dSilver Chafing Dis es with elcttrlc 11
,- '- ts‘tu'e very plain and 02151 to 1.11111 t‘-,111 $10.50
' ItxShii‘ilai‘models With universal alcohol 1.1m ps
‘ 11‘ $16.50, $1900 and $22.00
g. .8hotlield Silver Coflee Urns (pel‘lflolntois with
' ' ' heat-proof. glass tops) are in El hteenth Gen-1
9H00to$2200
Room Kettles, Baskets for cake or
totes, Bowls, et0._ . when.
Are you Preserving
or Canning your Garden Products?
No matter what advanced methods of sterilize“,
tion you are adopting, “cold—pack” or otherwise, you,”—
will need plenty of reliable Jars.
Be prepared with
r'leasant Books «.1
"Johnny Appleseed" bvk‘;
Eleanor \tkiusou.
delightful 1111'11' l1islor1 11
the United States in til-$6-
middle west. Johnny Ap .
plcsecd went piout-rring‘)
with a pie seeds and the‘
orchar s of Pcnns1 111111111,
Ohio and lndiana blossom,
today in mcmor of him.
“Buggies of ad Gap.’
Told by an English vale -
who took 11p his advo ,
lures Wllll some origini 1‘
characters at Red (lap A':
good laugh from cmer to;
cover. By Harry Icon \\'il
son
“The Honey Bee,” b ‘
Samuel Mcrwiu. 011 t'lllt r-
lulnllig story of the aver
age business 1101111111 who
bum in the hurlv burly of ,
“buying and 1111111011..
‘The Poor Little llioli
Girl” Eleanor Gates. She
had to escape from all her
money and luxuries in or
der to be happy and have a.
good time.
“The Mischief Mnk 1'” ‘
E. Phillips Oppenheim. n~l '3,
trlgne, love, romance dud
German politics, make this
book an interesting till-3
venture for a summer til—t
ternoon. .
At 60 cts
Favorite old friends in
reliable cloth bindings and.
goodp print. ,
‘Tlio Vicar of Wakefield, ’ ‘
“Toilers of the Sea,”
“The Countess do Cliarncy, "
“Gharles 0’Malley,”
“Thaddeus of Warsaw," _
“Under Two Flags,” "‘ 1
“H 398% n , .
11118 e“Emmy-dive Guards-
“Title Holster and the ‘
Hon nth,” 3
“Heart of Mldlotliian,”
'l‘Guv Mannerln,” 1"
«011i Curiosity op,” ‘1
“Oliver Twist," \
“Remote." '
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