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COAL
That’s All
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Ifm'ecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
-R‘-ttled tonight and Saturday.
A long trounh ot‘ low pressure extend
. from Kali-8.5 northeastward to 011-
'o is causing unsettled weather in
'1. central and northern districts.
nmiershow 1's occurred last night
1. . the coast from Virginia to Mass
, usetts, Several places reported
1 9 than an inch of rain during the
' a 'r twentylour hours. The tempera-
mm continues slightly below the nor-
at in all the northern districts.
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
l’mlty cloudy “Hillier, with slightly
1 fiber temperature.
1... .WEATHER YEAR AGO TODAY
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[City News
The police have received a coin—
,Ia‘mt from Mr. .losclot‘t‘. llltf‘ itcltien
Lwnue grocer. in regard to boys mak-
ing :1 nuisance ot‘ theInsclt'cs by loit-
flmg about his place of business at
73111,.
nary Ilut'lot'k. the little girl who
has struck by an automobile in South
Walk, this week. is reported as do-
Ing nicely in the Norwalk lionpital.’
ad. the chances for her recovery are
much better. ‘
Edward Md‘abe. arrested yesterday
harming by Otilcer Murphy. for intox-
imlon. was arraigned bet'orc .ltttlne
tandee in the uptown court yesterday
flrnoon. and was given a half an
hour to get out of town. Edward took
his depaItute without any coaxing.
Elmer illerti I.“ a l‘tsllll‘lll 01 Ian
lance street. was arrested yesterday
afternoon for,d1'unkenness, the com-
)l'aint, being made by his wife. In Hi“
my court. this morning. Judge Vos-
turgh decided to continue the “will”
‘gne week, and see how Mr, Merrill
wed in the ntcunWhile.
”I Mrs. Albert Pratt. of at Spring
Street. made complaint to police head-
quarters. yesterday afternoon. that her
louse had been entered by burglars
and a quantity of valuable artitics
smile-n Officer John ll. Toothill was
atonce detailed to nttatke 1h 1m estIga
11cm. but on his ar'rlutl at the house
mind it securely locked and no one
gallant the, premises. \
The card party to be given at the
liters-walk Country Club on it’cdnesdai'.
July 18th. by the Woman‘s Board of
162 Norwalk Iiospital. promises to he
very successful. and it is requested
that all ladies having tickets to please
mite returns to Mrs. Lewis A. Leh-
m‘ier, ltytitlonday. July 16th, that the
amniocemay know how many to
firmware for.
Fostals are being received from
1117:5911 Sinith. oi Ely avenue. one of
m Norwalk boys who enlisted in
Company D. of the Second 3,9giment.
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unite the company was stationed
‘Ins city.» He teports
jnny is still camping out
I 10111 New Hat-en,
at Yale
_-ir and drills all day long.
~Pk fancy home peas, 50c, United
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laurel. Daughters of Castile. a dance
is pavilion. last evening
tag prettily arranged with Japanese
Interns and American flags. The;
Grace Brothers' orchestra furnished
“S held at Roton Point in the danc' tKeyes was examined at length at thexnamed today as a candidate for pr-cs 110111 the. exempted any suspicion oil? And the venture b n 'n WAISTS AT 1-9
The halliinquest and again by the grand iul'Y ltdent oi the National Educatton A550 l bod" slacker; 1 ‘. e 0 gm ’ ' ’ l c
wns‘m “mu ""'"':\ July 13. ——For1nal ”Its only a loss to dabble in stocks All regular $1 00 Waists
the music for the dancing. The at- written by Mrs. Kcycs and found near ‘53
1d ther nomination was equi alent 10'0“ June d5 301;“th “3f “all”? “£11“; 1.2:: :1: to puélmgd auéeakmg boat Combination Gowns and Skirts, $1.50 vlaue at ........... 980
law was lav el attended in spite of the body figure prominently in the in- election. Election will be held tomor- army an 0 up vacanmes n 9' a1 8 e wm an e r .
g y quit: It referred to domestic troub— row. IMHO“! Guard and the ”gum arm CAwa A SMITH, Regula $100value at ................................. 790
die inclement weather.
‘4 ‘Fbw people realize that about all‘tempmted suicide
W spare time that the members 013 that the message‘wh'lt~ written under
is threat of death at the hands of a per-
. to down town police force have
uihzed in taking care of a. garden.
Each policeman has a garden or his
“n which varies from a small plot to pearance of suicide.
' a large one. -In some cases, the plot.
carvers nearly half an acre. There Is
inch riVulry between the "cops" as
:m good natured.
luflatuey
that the com- il'teI just before or after the accused:
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and that 5° far 11 est Upton. where Miss Varney was
me has; been nothing bill. bad W98“! attested in the home in w‘t'néh‘ she had lhouse about fifty feet away
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t the growth M crops although it 15 was not within miles of Brookline the
f. :1 Stand” Mrs. Reyes was killed.
l-jDWLAND's
was not serious.
. {trip to Brookline. thyes sat with thel
Under the auspices of the. Court] prisoner. and. accordmg to the officers. 0. Bradford, ‘State Superintendent of
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HOWLAND'S '
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What a. splendid 0'
Mill End Start ‘
In the first 90 seconds oi this Mill End Sale, 197 people came hurrying through the doors to begin Mill Ending. Ahdtbcti
\Vhat :1 business-like and eager crowd! How they did buy!
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~why they came and came and came till the wholc store was filled.
The Mill End Stars are still shining The Mill End quantities are still big.
day this Mill End Sale will present something new. Every day it will pay you to be at it.
The Mill End economtcs arc inclswc. r
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There is money to be saved. There are thousands of Mill End bargains to be bought. Lct nobody get your share!
This is time - .
to spend money—
and women know it I!“ ‘
An ordinary dollar buys lcssnow than within the memory of most Of us. A Mill End Dollar buys an average of a-halr\
more than an ordinary dollar. That's why this is the time to spend money. That's why the Mill End Sale 15 the place to spend it. ‘1
Soon it will be a case, with all of us. of pay more. The manufacturers are going to have the finest time of their lives; some;¥
are already having it, They 'can make prices almost any figure they wish. The rest of us will have to pay those prices or go without.
And we can't go without necessaries.
Cotton cloth is selling now for dOuble its former price! Shoes; no need to tell anybody about shoes! ,.
BUT THE MILL END SALE PUTS ALL THESE THINGS, EVERY HOME NEED AND EVERYTHING FORt
WEAR. WITHIN REACH AT LOWER PRICE!
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Hosiery is jumping!-
THE HOWLAND DRY Goons COMPANY
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WOMAN INDICTED FlRE AT LAKE KENOSIA- Slit? ‘0 \Ir. SClH’llel. fl CNUHCW‘ ne. PRIDE AND POVERTY. ltoday in regaId to puttin" tiiis111'0~:titics, also are good. \‘incs and olito
FOR KEYES THURDER Destro d R ta r t d S it B “1 (‘t‘firly uxtltdct Emil-RW- n “ con ich (paid I buy some folks for what they;gram ”“0 Immediate “7““. ‘trccs have not been affected by any
, __ e cs 11 an ma to co 1111s to or IS . o ' s ‘- . w»,— _. .
y u a a are worth ltllsetise and, harrying injury from
Houses. inn.r the matter . and Mr. Scheidlct will “a“ fortunate i would be, ITALIAN CROPS GObD.
. An c\ploding gasolenc sto1c jailed pIohuhlv he lnfotntcd as to what no And sell them for what they think ROIMI], .luly ll .——Crop prospects in
tion, largely upon inrtumauon furnish— a tire in 1 small restaurant at Lake tiou has been taken in rcgmd to 11193111111 are promising \\ heat cver
ed 1,. George H.1Kcycs who came to Kenosia \‘t edncsd 1y which destroyed matter. in a Very few days, :wherc is up to thc avciage. and in the
this state eight ycaIs ago from Seatile, the building and contents as well as --—-—'~——---—" l‘oum “WSW”! g00d.P0111tocs.11hich
Wash. to engage in the real estate .setetal small bath lmuseg connected ALL REGISTRANTS TO ha. 1‘ been Planted in increased quart
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vintage
olives.
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withstanding exteptional
incidtnt to the war, is cncour aging.
and an abundant crop
they are worth
And the profits belong to me
I could buy a yacht, an automobile
And some good old real estate
there should be an excellent
of
Rice fields also are satisfac-
On the whole the situation, not-
conditions
business
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he 1vsthy grew after t c “e t: vith lllt 11st'11111nt huildmg The.I
I 11 of the testaurunt was‘
tot 'Ztliss \arncy, when the authorities ”WWW‘O‘
learned for the that tithe that she had #110110 in the place at the time and was
luen known for seveIRl ygiiri £315 11113 unable to extinguish thv flames He
lltllbhgfitihltgill: :33 lfldtIXoSstinubn tile Ehad some titmcultv in shitting the gas ‘ )1 Should I meet an old acquaintance
day of the SllOOng" Mrs. Keycs is oline stott .11 d when it was final”!{ill}:“(111:‘lt“t‘1]t}g.l'11‘l1l“23bo tleftrrtt unt.,l Whose clothes were faded and old
Elfiuflfé goollggilflimdigfig “$3: $.12 :;:T::‘11:I:ll:::“3l 51:11:} («11:03:111111! ()ttit- tats hate not disclosed the plam If I should do as some folks do
1v.ont to Brookline and shOt set-ital 0f‘lllt 1111:1111 1:001:1M‘ r) ‘0f the drawing “S?” but it h be! I would use him a trifle cold
. L liet. ed that numbeted slips will be en- Fm. in this. world of 1'.anit_v
had luncheon with Key“ !t:pondcd to the alarm and by hard (10“‘1‘11 in capsules and -l.-:- \tvn {mm {1'
\\ here clothing makes the man
. 1 la) 0. glass vessel in Scotetzttv Bait
KPYE‘S acconlpanied DOHCP officers [oiwolk SUCL 81’de in kceplng the fl'llllGS (‘l' :0ch The. SPCI' Clary h'ld PXDI‘OFF H9 need not go Sh" “.th he can bu)"
from spreading to the large bath led willingness to do the thawingt him- On the old installment plan
lull. bttt that point is yet undeciucd
To prevent (‘llibflllafi‘nmen to thou
‘11.. hated the W111 Depti ntcnf. It is
announced. wil‘ give with each cx-l are Worth.
emptiott. certificate :1 bro: :1) button And sell them for the same
‘141. this: the. tn.c.1iption "-l‘yem :ed-~ . .
held her hand affectionately while she public lnsttuction of Colorado “”1 I. 13': This i: intend: l 1‘ Illnlc.\.(.lTh° “Tc“ would be small, the profit!
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rested her head upon his shoulder.
BE DRA‘VN AT ONCE. And own a chaud’cut to wheel met
home , . 1 l ,
11111111111011 to stay out late. ‘ ’ 1
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SATURDAY IS
Big Value Day
SPORT SKIRTS AT $1. 98
In Striped and Figured Pique, regular $2. 98 and $3. 49 value
WAISTS. $1. 50
These include all our regular $2.00 Lingerie Waists and the
Satm'Stnpe Voile Waists. Also the Striped Wash Silks and.
SIM m plain colors with novelty collars.
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lived as Mrs Keyes and is said to
have assured bet that her predicament;
On a midnight motor.
MRS. BRADFORD NOMINATED.
PORTLAND. Om, July 12. —Mary C.‘
Could I buy some folks for what they
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“itnesses accounted for his move-iciation for 19171918 by the nominat-
announcement was nt'ade by the W or
ments on June 19 and established ing committee of the 1917 convention De-p'attment today that 687 000 men
{‘02:ny :2 3323:3131: tahlfbidiStXcluitdlm session hcr.e tMrs. Bradford's friens will be selected from those registered
Where the assets are nothing but
pride '
UNDEth-IUSLINS
tea and indicated that the writer con- 1 Elizabeth Street.
The state alleged
DRESSES
Special prices on a. limited number of Wash Dresses.
$3. 98 to $9. 98
THE "LITTLE “SHOP
60 No. Main 31., 811. Roman
BAR SILVER HIGHER.
NEW YORK, July l3—Bar silver
was: quoted here today at 803- 4 centsl
11 ounce. an advance of half a centi
over yesterday‘s price. which was the"
maximum for'fi'years. l
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MR. SCHEIDLER’S CASE
At an informal hearing held yester-
son who stood over the writer with a day afternoon in Hartford before mo— l
revolver, and Wh° later committed -"‘ tor vehicle commissioner R. B. Stoeck- l
lmurder after having established an up 19. Frederick tScheidler, the local jit-
Miss Vamey, cool and seemingly am my driver through his attorney. Judgel .-HOSPITAL NOTES lsponsibility t'or patrolling the entire.
concerned since being put in jail here, Nehemiah Candee, presented his side M. Orlovski. of 30 Woodward ave- Brazilian coast line, from the Guiana
has refused {0 make “ statement, b‘" of the argument which! has arisen ov- nue. was discharged yesterday. lborder to the southern boundary of
her counsel has announced thht she . , , . . _
er the fact that Chief orr Police Wil- Mrs Mary Allan. of Cranbury. was Brazil. Foreign: Mtntster Pecanha
BRAZIL'TO PATROL COAST
RIO JANEI‘R‘O. Brazil. July l3.—An
agreement has been reached under
the Brazilian fleet will assume the re-
liam R. Pennington has refused to Is-. admitted yesterday. i conferred with the Marine Minister
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