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REFRIGERATOR
— SALE
20% OFF
A Wonderful Money Sav-
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WARDROBE TRUNKS
. Neverbreak, $20.00
innovation, $30.00 to $55.00.
Suit CaSes, Traveling Bags and
Accessories for Vacation Days.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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NOR WALK
SOCIETY
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68 Water Street
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Forecast tar Norwalk and vicinity: ‘ l; , _ . .
wand weather, probably sliowt‘t’s' ___‘:’—" —-l’ » son S use at a blg saVlng
his!” and \\'tdiiesday. l Mr. and hits, Wallace Harp and! . ' ‘
A trough oi low pressure extending‘ d
,fielt Ontario southward to North (‘ar-
Chain is raining unsettled, showct'y
Wéihcr from Indiana eastward to the
wit anti as far south as“ Georgian
Skinners were also report cd from Kitirf
w. Missouri and Arkansas, l’leas‘ant'
weather prevails in the northern dis.‘
trims between the Rocky Mountains
:1”); 23551551“? :‘ivctxre TSESSNIW .\lr..Soltnans who will join the party
, 151 or aio'c a ‘ 'i'c, -.. . , ,
mum Tcxus and Montana. The tcni-f I” lhmm’ 3‘ \.
Jumtures ill the central and eastern,
districts are not unusually
filth? season.
Conditions favor
Ensettlcd weather,
”Blowers.
auglttct's Elizabeth and Leone, hitvt‘I
and
Nor.
'_ ' $10 Refrigerator, sale price $8.00
come from Crescent City, Fla.
\\'lll\~iiiiik" their residence in
walk.
$12 Refrigerator, sale price $9.60
$15 Refrigerator, sale price $12.00
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.lll's'. Alden Stilliltillh and Airs. David $18 Refrigerator, sale price $14.40,
Raymond left this morning for liuft‘aW
lo, N. Y. ’i‘hcy will l't'llll‘ii in the 111w
Pierce Arrow rccently pttrchitsed ‘ly
$20 Refrigerator, sale price $10.00
$25 Refrigerator, sale price $20.00
$30 Refrigerator. sale price $24.00
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, Miss
high 1‘0’].‘tlinuicPage. liar] Johnson, Alfred
. l Knapp and Fred lllll'lllll, all of Dan.‘
for ””5 vicinity: I, bury, have returned to their homes at:
“'“l‘ 09"“5lm'i‘l. ter spcndinii the past week camping
int Great Marsh, Norwalk. t
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$35 Refrigerator, sale price $38.00
This Sale includes our
Famous Sterling (Refrig-
eralor that is fully guaran-'
, feed in every respect.
Charge Accounts Opened
”SlfllllNG fURNllthi to.
The friends of .\liss Runes .\lo:tklt y,‘
..-WEATHER YEAR AGO TODAY.
. ‘ "fl 1 of Orchard street, are receiving postal
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I ‘ ‘her lti'nlltt-rs, George and John Monk.
aCify Ne W5 ‘l'iny of Cleveland, Ohio. formerly oi
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Miss Ethel liirst and
; Miss \‘ivian
/ —— . —- flit-Kay, both of this city, are spend-
Corset eertne is a vital part of i int: several days in Redding, t.‘onii., as ‘ ,_.
l few minutes is time citough~stop in the guests of Miss Marie Todd, of thrift 127 129 131‘IWaShing‘0n St 30 Norwalk
ammonites, loity. ’ ’ . ” ‘ a
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The Norwalk 'l‘ypographical l'niont' Miss Margaret .l‘owers and Miss
“iconic «Fitzgerald. botlt of,South NonI
' walk. have. returned home trftergspend- ———*—"'_—‘~‘——— -”-~- -— -.
1'an “Win" (“its at Mint“ “98°",ixnmzm;m:mzmxm.mzm;.w4.9a:
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Merrill Sonimer School
It is not too late to ENROLL.
‘ urchin meeting last night at the shop
at Fred S. Lyon. North Main street,
and disposed of routine business. .
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Monitor Grotto will hold a meeting.
on Friday evening “f ””5 “Wk- The friends of MrS, James hitting“
Local farmers believe that deluge of Orchard and...“ Norwiilk, "m ,.(,(.m\_tz
at rain front which .xorwalk has sttf- .‘ int: postal cards from Buffalo, Nine-K
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Sued during ”‘9 1““ ““"pml “"“'l‘5.ttt‘it Falls ititd Cleveland, Ohio. where i .-
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will cause loss to the crops. .t
lshc is spending several weeks.
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W , _ W Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, English Branches.
Robert Jillcnncssey, an elcctrician’ Mr. and Mrs. A. IA. Kendrick andl’f , . . .
imploycd by Frederick M. t tillcn, suf- son. .\l r, and Mrs. H. J latwrcnce. mot“ Merrill Busn‘ess College
final a fracture of the right wristp torcd to South Salem yesterday inorn- l4 l
&turdny afternoon, when the engine inn and visited relatives l § South Norwnlk. Stamford. Port Chester.
IS a Ford machine which he. was cit-j ~ o > . ‘ . ..... w B ‘ ‘ W w .. .
Jamming to crank, kicked back. The; Miss Mary Rally, tit-t'tiicngn. is; &M.W~Q;‘msm&&m~ms .... l
line was set by Dr. Sullivan. lspcntling a two weeks” vacation with; .- ...-.- .. - .. ,,,,,, . ,. ,. ., W. . |
——~——— thcr aunt, .\liSs Margaret Shea, ortTODAY IN WALL STREET. I. The First Company of Norwalk,‘ ( ;
Miss Blanda Johnson. an experi-V Spring street. 1 ' ”4 (L, will drill this cvcning on the:
need iiiitnicurist,’ has been engaged .~.__ cm...“ to EN avenue. 1
at lei-ant: Macaluso‘s City Hotel sonic MAHER RAIDS THREE AT MYRTLE' WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—~.\tuni' __ l
fury barber shop. She comes to South BEACH; SElZE MUCH LIQUOR isllllsl‘mli‘” ’43th WW” reported 3“ ”"3 The local police l‘cccil‘ed word pm
Kniwnlk well recommended, having -- t“l”‘"”‘gl“f “Hm-V“ operations. 1““ ”1" night, that Gabriel (‘f‘llt‘mlh aged int
“n employ-pd in thc sanyp capacity in Daws, Lena Labenor arid Teresa Bien-_ movement was attributed ill part to 3.0””, is llllSt-Llllg from Bridgeport. 1
1:)» turner cities of the country. i ficl Held For Selling Without tthe encouraging crop prospects aud‘ ;
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.\lll.l“'ORll..luly10.—Pl‘0pl‘l(‘t0rs 0! ton. and broad,
The Second (‘ompnny of Norwalk.
*— . Trading was active . V . . . . l | . ._
—-—Al. The Re Gilt Today i _ ' (.. if. t... drilled last night in In dl
Samara ‘lliingtongin “The Inner ”W" lllflt‘t‘fi on ,Mi't'tlc Bench. raided although war shares were most 1’10“" tnory. (‘ithtttin Charles Milne was in
I ' - .l).\‘ lllf‘ Milford POlit‘t‘ Sunday night. incnt. llulls. shippings, motors and
grille."
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Todd & HilliPl‘ ill!" 100a] furniture in charges or $9“ng intoxicating ll- gains 0f 1 :0 2 liOllllS.
Healers. now located at 8 River street, qitors without 7‘ He‘ll“:- lollt‘ncd virtually unchanged. lull 5000‘ thstport, f‘lllt'l’t‘tl the Maxwell ctlici»
i Korwalk have rented the store for- Get Liquoi‘“ rose a fraction on the usual largo ency tcs‘t i't‘slt‘rdny. She started frontt
ml; occupied by the Raymond Gro- Th“ ”lid “051113119 between 10 and transactions. This advantage was al- the Sykes Motor $31M Co's display"
«er-y Company, in Wall street, and 1‘3 O'clmili ll." (‘hief 1‘13th filld a squad most inimcdiately forfeited. irregular, room. No. Alain pm)“. drove harem");
will move ittto their new quarters 1““ 3 ““3““- Uf ”‘9 investigations “hm“ It'lldt‘ncles brim: tnatutcstod clse- Sotitltpori and back, reaching liarien
first shortlv have been in progress 51"" the be. where. ‘bcl'orc her gallon of gasoline was c.\"l
V I _. leinninu 0f lllt‘J‘t‘m‘ll 9*‘350‘1- _Lar;:c littttstod. The distance on the one gal-f
..._.t;1,.m~mg 3,110. All trimmed hats quantities of liquor were confiscated. ,0" was ,just 27 miles. .
g" to $2. .Aii&rsm, 10 Union street. . in I‘M-ll place. . ————_—_ l
' ————~ l T“? establishment The governing board of the Norwalk“
’ .. - ‘ ' Paris 0" 0'0"“. 5‘1“" "9““ ‘Yacht (‘1th held '1 meetin . last cve-‘
‘. ‘pg‘flm monthly meeting 0f the I . D. w p cmment issue of I‘. l»? per Cont. bonds . ‘ g I
“new Companv will be h9ld.10night. "5‘ ““10““ ”f ““1 3““‘35- ‘ “‘5 - “2 d r h ‘d in “‘1‘ hp“ offerings mug. and acted favorably on three up.
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"fl “3‘ o'clock in the headquarters in lipid Ull'df‘l‘ $300 for appearancc July all”) “.4." l'beit i ‘m‘ In par t plications tor membership. The first
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“fin street. All members are re; l7. Lena Labenor on the same street 0 0 9“ h l y
:of the season's dances will" beheld at‘
- ‘ . Steel shares. oils, Central .
' ' i. u s was in cottrt on a like chnigc and, . .
quested to be present, inasm ch fl and Ohio Gas receded
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U. S. gtvelf Miss 19. 0. Banks of Clinton avenue“
WALL STREET. Noon:~'l‘ho r Wer-
..oseph L‘sal of the first half hottr coilicitlf‘tl
A the km? with it rt-port 'of it proposed new gov-
of
l.eather,- . .
. ' 'motors 1 to 2 the club house. tomorrow evening. andt
' ~‘fii‘ortanthusincSS is to be transacted. her case was continued until today. o'nts some of those stock f'illing be..“‘lll be cotlflllt‘d to members and'
' fiwing to the delay or the alldillng Sh“ “"15 “PM under $50 bonds. The I“ 1 . . tatiolns Ml the Dre-l guests for whom they provide tickets.
mtnittee there will 1),. no installa- other prisoncr was Teresa ‘Blenfici of, ‘3'” mfmml': 9“: d “.1 d a “EA much larger attendance than usttalf
m of the Lady Washington Lodge. Harrison Park who was likewise hcld‘vlouf day. timblavrt lbw Z in followed is anticipated. as the Sterling-\Yeilntiz,
a Thursday evening. July 12. n will in 350 bail- ' ‘ lpommeil' “01:2: slinfifinoqi Greased ”Chm” M" ”(Wide mum sow-l
the place .0" me 25‘ ' The raids are the result of deter- an oppos ‘3 cg 'lk' ' ll . g, n i ' ro- al new boats have. been added to the,
'mination 0" the Part 01' “1“ Willie ‘0 strength. A, “8 ra ‘l was it p . fleet of the club, anti the season prom-l
clean up notorious “joints" that have‘m‘ess at midday. leaders showing
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been flourishing along the. beach. . :gains at l to 3 points. The gen a years. ' l
Speeder Fin-ed 575 'bm‘d “Wk“ “'31; mm.
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1 Henry Jensen was fined :25 and: l
. l W ' 'costs on a charge of violation of the: CLAIM PAROLE WAS BROKEN. l
artha. “Shlngwn mnpeed laws and $50 and costs on a - I
(”31‘0" ""3 ‘g’w: lcharge of refusing to stop when or-i WINSTED, Conn. July lit—Arthur as 413 East Pine street, Waterbury,
East 9th 01' Cl idered to do so. Jensen is from New' G. Edwards. 23. and Charles Ellis, is in the Waterbury hospital in an on
2 SHNCW t, 'liaven and is employed by the firm. 19- “1"?“th at Hartland, 'WSterday'lconsL-ious condition as the result of.
0H 0“ 50° Mlle. ‘ " " . i_ charged‘with having broken their par-'b ' th t f t bil
non-{on my nice: ,of Berry and Treat. He figured in an ole m «the Cheshire Reformatory.» eing town on. 0 an an own e.
0|!" mead-rand "automobile accident Saturday after were taken back to the institution to-, which collided With a telephone pole
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J. as famous Hotelfor WOMEN
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WATERBURY AUTO ACCIDENT
\YATERBURY. Conn. Jul)‘ 10—,
'EJohn Carney, whose address is given
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7 < ”w“; W:enm was arrested in Milford. Reformatory from Putnam in 1913 [ordividing film at noon yesterday.‘i-‘ive
"" ' i ' forgery, and Ellis from Bridgeport iiiI - , . h til ti ft]
on Tabled“ . .._..__..___._.. 19“ for attempting to wreck a train men “91‘0“! t e car at e_ me o te
. _ .uo cent-I, Mr. Askitt—Does Miss Oldsiri glVel Both were working on a farm in HM; accident. One wore a soldier's uni-
’ '2‘ ' m ”1:11:52::;;‘ 0 f think” 0“ ““1“!“va “at” lland yesterday when arrested. . ' form. Carney was the only one hurt
in. '1 m' monotonous! ““11 1' Miss Kidder-No; ' ‘ —‘- and it in not yetimowiighow‘bodly no
that's her birth- ‘ _
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Arrival !
The 89th.
Mill End Sale.
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ea y or you Thursday morning!
'What is the Mill End Sale?
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'llb the outstanding event of the merchandising life or Bridgeport.
This is the beginning of its Twentieth year—,it is no new and untested affair.
’Tis asalc that reaches to every section of the store; offers big savings in each of
those sections; gives choice, from large lots. '
The Mill End Sale began with a sale of the c
'lhose pteccs were exactly as good as full pieces. The fact that they were short made
them no less valuable to the woman who iiccticd but 10 yards,i’orcxamplc. But they
were a. nuisance to the Mill-men who liked to deal in full pieces. So they sold them
ill onc‘htg' lot at one littlcpi‘tcc—and we sold them at far, far less" than regular price.
From that beginning, the Mill End Sale V
sort ot merchandise usually sold in the store.
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value.
nds of pieces from the cotton mills.
tits spread out to include about every
iavc Mill Ends from the clothing-men anti tlic shoe-makers, from the corset-
aud the pottcrs. We sell them all at the Mill End price :-far below real
to beat hummer. With every condition working to force
able to maintain the high Mill End Standard of value and the
This 39th Sale is going
prices up, we are still
1 "low Mill Bird price.
Folks who enjoy buying good things at a sztv'iiig';—¥tlic Mill E
_ iid Sale is your
harvest-time !
‘ The sale begins Thursday morning at 8:30 with C. A. Lockhnrt, the original Mill
hnd man here. To makcrcady, we close the store at 1 o‘clock Wednesday—and we‘ll
be ready Thursday morning tn :1 way to make eyes open wide!
“ The yellow Mill End tickets have iiev
titan these of the 39th Mill End Sale.
Mill End merchandise has never been fresher or more attractive or more in hair--
mouy with one s everyday needs.
Every Mill Ender will be here Thur
lug, will do well to join the crowds.
cr pointed theway to brighter bargains
sday. Women who have never been Mill-Elid-
Each dollar s
f pent at the Mill End Sale buys more than a dollar does at any other
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Come: Use
. _ your eyes; Judge with your own keen judgment;—and .you’ll .see
that this is so. “ '
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1115 “OWLAND any man's company. ' '9‘
If You’d Be Military '
1 tttttttw APRoNS "
. A new line of BungalowAprons in Striped and Plaid Ginghams, ‘
trimmed with bias bands . . . . .: ...... $1.25, $1.50, $1.69, $1.75
{ 'Percalc Bungalow Aprons with elastic bands, button side or
.back ............................ ' .......... 7 5c and $1.00
Small Chambray Kitchen Aprons ...................... 59c
small Percale Aprons, with or without bibs ............. 350
J. I. MALLETTE _
p 88 WASHINGTON~ ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
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ECONOMY PRICES—FREE DELIVERY.
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MaudS.BraudFlour,perbag ..... $175
Win-A11 Brand Red Salmon, large can 23c
,Fancy Head Rice, per pound . ..... 100 5““
Bitter Brand Pure Jelly, per tumbler .. 10c
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30c grade, lb. . .. . . . . . -, . . . . 260
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Grubro’s Brand Mayonnaise Dressing, large bot. . . . . . . . .. 25c
Snell 85 Simpson Superior Milk Crackers, lb. .............. 139
Very Best New Made Creamery Butter, 1b. .... .......... 7 . 46c
‘ Normanna Brand Imported Kippered Herrings .......... . 19c
if you would be military this fail:
you may buy or copy this costume.
It is one of the few. which affect the
military and yet, seem beautiful. The
cape is made (if French blue brond-'
cloth, smartly trimmed with black
velvét-and silver braid and buttons.
The hat of helmet shape With em-
broidered spikes is realistic enough.
The pompon‘ gives the hat an addi-.
tlonal military touch. “ i s
A. F. Beckmann &Co.
83 amiss Washington St. Phone 1405. .
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