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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for the Week: For the‘
North Atlantic states, fair during the
, , d . f h . ' 1.! id dE Miss Martha A. Taylor was surpris-
remain or 0 t 9’ week. ‘\0 cc 6 ed by h‘ei friends Saturday evening.
change in temperature.
_ :giving her a linen shower in whiCh
Conditions.
Emany useful p1e~1 ms were receitod. E
A disturbance central ”11$ Inornit g A \-“'ety jovful etching “as passed con E
over Illinois causing showery sisting ofgames,n111sic, songs andEf
weather in the southern portton of the. ,1ecitations, after which a buffet lunch
Lake region and the Ohio ”Elev-1,1115 served The part) broke up at:
Pleasant weather prevails generally. a late hour Voting Miss T3310, aE
along the Atlantic coast. A“ “"3 0‘ 1r'ha1111ing litis‘tt’ts and wishing bet the
high ”955“” enntral 0""! South Da- best of luck in her future undertak-
Iota isiproducmg pleasant weather inE jugs. Those that 11-11111 lll‘t'sellt VV'teic
the. northwestern districts The tem- ‘iir and “,5 Richard ilowatt,h Mrs
peratures continue moderate in nearly E l)i\ine and daughtei, Mrs. Jennings
all districts east of the Rocky moun-EML and rum Alum, Howard], 311
rains. ,and Mrs. lt'es, Mr. and Mrs. l.. llolden,
Conditions {3"0’ [Or this Vlcmllyf‘t Mr and Mrs. James Jackson and iam-
Fair w'éathet and not much change inEily, ‘iir and ms. Joseph Taylot, 'iir.
temperature. followed by increasingt and ‘iirs James ll. Taylor, .112, Mr and:
cloudiness on Tuesday. Mis. ErneSt A Taylor, Mr and Mrs.‘
Arthur Divine. Mr. and Mrs. James ll.
Taylor Sr. Miss Martha A. T111101”
Miss Ethel 1.. Taylor, Mr. James ll. E
Wilmott. Mrs. P. Gutnivan ME
Ellrooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Martha Tavlot.~,
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“WEATHER YEAR“ AGO TODAY..
Temperature: Low, 7‘3; high,
82. Partly cloudy. E
At a luncheon givcnS Saturday after
noon to a few girl it tends the engage-
ment of Miss OliVe Bliss. daughter of
Mr. and Min. David Bliss, of 51 South1
Main street, to licrbcrt Cuttings oi‘E
this city. “as“ announced The W ed-E
ding wiiitake pia \ili the near future.
Mt. Coiling in 11 member of the .\chE
llavcn Blues recently stationed in this:
city.,but now encamped on the YaleE
Field in New ilaven.
ECily News;
‘ .1. son tvas born this morning to
Lieutenant and Mrs. George 1.. Wood.
ward, of 'Belden avenue.
The Street Department has spiead
a coveiing of light oil over the plin-
clpal street in the Second District.
Spence1 Rider, of Westport avenue, 1
who is stationed on board the Kaiser.
The friends of Dr. 0. Morgan diur-
on of Newtown. avenue will be pleas-
ed learn of his promotion to a major- Wilhelm, which has been teccntly‘
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chip in the Seventh Regiment, New taken over to government sert 11:11,}
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- writes that the Naval Reserve authori-
JosephShielda. who was nt'restcd'tics at Brooklyn have sent him to
Saturday -.riight for intoxication and Columbia college. Mr. Rider will 1:1le
prowling. was discharged this mom- .1 three months' course in connection,
ing by lodge Candce and sent out 01 with his trolning“‘ln the medical unitE
town to W'atetburv, where it is said“): 111.. l{(‘ns(a]\ro
Shields intends to turn me: a new!
[cat arid join the army. , ‘
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John Sit. vokcn, of .le1scv ( ity, spentl
the w eelt- end with friends in \otnalk. E
Nicl (Tins limos was atrcsled Satur-l Misa Jessie F1'.ctttlentl1al of Crau- E
EEof Fall River, Mass. 1 i ..
'l‘tll‘li. is spending the day with friends
no: mo ,_
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to you toda'y;---
the MILL END SALE
This is a time when every American woman OWes it to herself and her family to make every dollar buy as ntuch as possible. This is 51‘
time when Mr. American Man should make his dollars do extra duty too.
Because of this, the Mill End Sale' is worth more to more people than 11V or before. It IS worth more to you personally. Profit by its
opportunities.
There are some people who do not believe in the Mill End Sale. That is not strange for there are people who have never been to the
Mill End Sale, never seen Mill End merchandise, never compared Mill End prices with regular prices, never seen how Mill End wares stand
up under tést of actual use. ’Tis these folks who are unbelievers. ‘
But people who know the Mill End Sale; they are both believers and buyers. You will meet thcm'here day after day. They buy
freely of the Mill End lots. Keen judges of value, they know the worth of the Mill End offerings. They have tested the Mill End merchan-
dise year after year. THEY KNOW AND THEY BELIEVE!
The whole store brightly gleams with Mill End radiance. Everywhere the Mill End tickets shine with their messages of economy.
There is every sort of merchandise for personal use—~and every Mill End ticket presents a price below regular price.
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(leotge Montgomery, of Ttistlam 6’: Mrs. Eltalph Shepherd. who has beet sent to a trainingr camp 11' Grocnvillc.
llyatt. received his call into service the guest of Mr. and Mrs. (.‘rawfmd South Carolina. ins'ead or to Fort ‘1!
Satu1day evening, and left this mor-n Jossup, Cove avenue, for several days, 1}. Wright, at the eastern nuisance to,
ing to join the \aV .1l Reserve as Coxs- started to motor back to her home in Long island sound, as has been cx-E
“‘11“! at illt‘ Brooklyn Vim Yard. iGloucester, Muss, this morning. She pectcd. E
----- 'was accompanied by Mrs. Florence it seems probable that the 1'nt‘i‘l'i E
Mrs. Charlotte Corbett and daugh' Linchilcr, of hits city. Et‘onncciicut National Guard, will 1'0 1d
tor, Miss Elizabeth F. Corbett, leftE m.-. ., W».-. Eireenville [0,. its intensive ”0,,“er
today for Ripley, New Yoik, where Harry 1.. Beers and son. Lewis, re- tion for ”H, work that is hm.“ of “1
they will remain some time. turned last evening to their home in when it finally goes ,0 France.
Roselle. N J.. after 11 weekend visiti New England members of congress,
“#8 Kate ilaitram 0f “011 Mom". nith friends in tNorwaik. . EllO\\'I‘\'(‘l‘, have cntcro formal 1111.11 sl.
has left town on an extended nutoE W.“ mining-1 um spnlnEgEuf me cunnmucuc
mobile trip through the Mohawk trailE Emilitianien to the south. and will makei
and upper New England. I every effort to have matters so 311'?“sz
-‘—-~ E .1111 that the troops may remain in thaE
daughter ofI north, where they will he in a motor
Gambling. of i’nionE climate during the summer, and where
they will be nearer thcir 110mm and
relatives during the time that they re
main in this counuy.
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THEY WlLL GREET THE NEW
REPUBLIC
RUSSIAN
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William Moliugh. of Michigan, has
returned to.his home'on South filuin
street for a two weeks' vacation.
Miss Eleanor Gambling.
Mrs. Richard ll. .0. W. Many has returned from
u \V'tEck end Visit with {11111115 in Latch
N. Y.
in Stamford. E mom,
Richard 11. Gambling of New YorkE “P‘E’i‘” 0 Pollard 9f ”Wm W'kv
citv,sp1~nl the weekend with his fttiil' “"5 ""“lle "“1“ a “"“k 9"" 3°'E .
ily, who are now in Norwalk for a few iottrn “1 “‘k" “E"°‘E“b"c' COLORED NIAN .
Weeks. '. USED ROUGHLY
E Miss Ft aht‘es F. Hastings of- " Wood;
Mr, and Mrs “ml“ l) ilu'kov, of bury ili't’llil1’,ls spending hm Vat .Vt1on
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day night for not carrying his opera- Elllll'y, leaves today for llniti"o1d to on i
. > , 1 at Stony l‘oi 1.011 the Hudson
lor's license, no registration certifi- 'joy two Vietks' \ittltllOll from her (in ("1"?!) EE‘HE.E~EE.-E,SEEEIEEEEERIIEEE ihawi ENE-[LE U .- _. . E
cote hiwing his mufflel tilde open. HEE E ”EYE “EEEE ’l‘ristram & Hyatt. E:ol‘ilifh‘llffl HM “E Ht -11 \(‘h n 0m Miss t‘aihotine lilodol bookkeeper? EM“ b‘E‘E" strung “1‘ then ““‘l ”‘9‘“
was fined $10 and costs in ”‘9 .up- ~ E E If! for the lieinolda ‘iiotor ( .11' (‘0. stalls} 21“,?“ nlEqEVEl'EVIrE’EelEEt‘ EE tdEEEEE of EEEE‘EEEEE‘
- town 'c or this‘mornin , which he . . . ». . w. today on a week 5 vacation. , 1 s. . la 1 0 go 11’ "1111‘ “Wit", ..
W: .9, : — g “L fllltlvhlls.]:hllfll(l ”'30“; ME: Mrs. George Dent, of Dunbury, is _.__._ Etrom the crowd and placed Scofield} _
13.3 . .' 1:110:31?“ \ 1:1" 9‘ it?“ “11'“ “:‘m' spending several days as the guest ofE LIQUOR splyugg llElElEétEnlLlniEEllEl ““dfil all-‘05:. “MC ‘0ng E
,_..____.- ‘ 9e er spent 10 wee i ‘1‘ r . _ _ , . .. . ' " ‘ 1 1 11' lm lt't‘ :4 it 1011. om s :
'l‘heE thitd and fourth hands together-l “In“, N Y.. the guests of “is 13,115. JOM‘llll MacFaUand, of indianaK Rid: :ficid Constable Arrests Two 1 was charm“ with assault and Room,“
with Ehe broke hustlers 0f the St' "Greens parents \lr. 1nd Mrs John P Ilace. E Men WEtEE Contraband Ewith ”E" "‘Clmif‘all charge of drunken-3
(‘eor 6 Pull) & P'incr Company went ' ‘ ‘ “’lrfn PitVro Catalam and hut-euro . hes-s to hold hun 11.: :1 witness. 1
0E“ stgrlke this morning The men (im.Seo. .\h‘ .and Mrs. Adolph W. Dtey (11551,: (‘uponato two restdent's of itidgchcldE The cases came tip in the city! .,
., E of 7 libson Court have been entcr- .3 bad just cr05sed the town line from court this moining befone Judge‘
sire higherw wages. namely 5... 2'10 pel‘E Robert McPhearson, Of New York E‘ . i {M iii .E Dr 'ttEms of \‘eVEV'E llunbuny into _i:idgefieid Saturday. George \‘osbnrgh. sown” “mesh.”
day. hind have given iPP companv ““ Em," known ,0 many wpsmor. .Vnd mung ‘ 1'5 ‘ C‘ (E) “' ‘ itcmnnon in two automobiles ccntain- were lenrd and the case was con- ,
'11 denesdny t0 dCC‘de ““5 matted. ENorw alk people left Sundty to join the, \oxk. E ing a large amount of btf‘l and “his, iinlued until this aficrnoon at 3,
1 l ‘ ‘ "WW key (Jonstnbi? \‘iillium i‘teuse. of 0001" .
Victor W. Ferris editor of the ~;\’or- .SeVenth Regiment, N' Y N G.,\Vhicl1 11““ “mm" 11511011. assistant ltidgcfield halted the machines and in-E The case of James llcllatd, al‘l'f‘sl E
’ ' iflepotts for mobiliatiou this morning zpastor at 51. Joseph's Church, is toinnd the driv'ets they wore undcrEcd fm theft of :1 boat from 1.10109
received his summonsI
the (onklin Saimdav night by Ofilct'i
walk ,EHOUT. arrest Cliiollal‘o {lumped i'1om
1 spending a vacation in Hartford, Conn.
from the Naval tReserve this morning,E
\irs. Fredctick S. Ambler, of UnionE
seat of the machine he was driving Toothhill. was nolled as it was proton
and ‘E‘ E” 01 de' (Ed to report to NEW H? Pmk, left Saturday for New Hamp~
Fen l1
hast 3: rating 0f chief boatswains who is in charge of amusement. con-
ma 9' Ecessions in that state.
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'1i . .. Nola has re. med , ,
[15: K C n , g“ , Miss Inez Damels resumes her d11-
charge of her Norwalk stote, 'lhe 1’9 \V'th th \. nlk The & Rubber
Boot Shop, after a few months’ ab 1 l 9 orw
-Co., after a two weeks’ vacation spent
.totn'ing New England with her fathet
in their Studebaker.’
some} Mrs. Nolan has been super-
visingE her establishment in Stamford.
which she. has now turned 0i er to lir.‘
and \‘Lrs. A.M0rris.
Frank Adams, who has beenEapcnd-
ing the summer in Westport, left yes-
terday to report for duty with the
The panegraph on the engine of a
west bound train became welded to
the wires yesterday at ribs South Nor-
walk station and train service was “”0“?” Guard.
tied up for some time. Finally a new
engine was secured and the west
bound train proceeded on its way.
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AGED SEAMAN DEAD.
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Miss Jeannette L. Cohen, of Stam-
,ford. formerly of South Norwalk, is
~ |spcnding the last two weeks of Jilly
Eas the guest of Dr, and Mrs. ‘M‘.»'Du'nn
of New Britain.
Quartermaster Corps of the New 'York .
'and disappeared. lcating the con~f
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Attotmy Lco 1 ans 111 d f'umly ha stable to drive the cat into town E
u t e. M1'.Fer11s _ ,
gadq aitcrs a one shire, where she will join her husband, with bed home from a three (izits’ 011' E Cupotldt'o Wu: shortly afterward a1~ by the dow'ntonn police, an automo-
Hes-ted and with (atalani was :11-
...«u. 1aigned before Justice louis L \al-;
Sheriff and Mrs \‘elson W. Bene- den. Both “as released undct $1.110
dict 511,39“, Sunday with \ir and \er bonds until a hearing called for nextE
t f M lford Belch ”F1.esday aftetnoon at one o’.clock in?
E" 1‘ [mm s, 0 l ‘ the automobiles were eight kegs of
beer, twelve cases of, beet and six;
Jay S. Buckley and Call Cordez left jugs of whiskey.
this morning for an extended automo-E E
tour of the. New England states. E MORE THAN TEN SCORE CIVILE
b ‘ E CASES DROPPED.
tomohilo 11111 through the. Catskills.
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Mr. and Mrs. B F Harrtman Of' Records of the civil 'utperior court
Union Park have left town for a two show that 224 cases whith have nev-
weeks vacation at Lake \\'_aramarg ter come to trial. have been disconn
Etinued The cases on the docket are'
0.: "called everv Eyear and those in which
no stipulation has been filed or 1110-:
tion granted to reinstate are disconuE
Etinued. One of the actions dropped
is‘the Bridgeport Vehicle Co. against'
returned: Barry D. Miller of Bridgeport. liiille'
in Provi~ wa's president of the concern before.
I it was absorbed by the Bellamore. (Yo
IMrs. Frank J. Guarnieri and some
Summer street. are visiting relatiVes
in Westerly, IRhoda Island.
Misscrace McAilister has
to Norwalk. after a visit
dence, and Westerly. R. I.
that he had found the boat adtitt.
Accotding to .1 complaint received
bile, bearing the Connecticut license
No. 49 803, did some teckicss driting,
Saturday night 011 Franklin street E
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QUALITY OF VARNISH QUESTION‘
this place in the Common Pleas courtE
to recov'ei $700 damages fot varnish;
furnished the defendant
low grade and that it was necessarv
to revatnish pianos upon which it,
was tlo‘d. Fessenden & Kenealy ap-’
“eat for the plaintiffs and CummingsE
& Lockw,ood for the defendants.
AUTOIST SETTLES CASE.
Louis Bruno, the driver on the au
tomobllo which struck Mary Burlock,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bur-E
lock of Spring street,
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(leneral Staff of the United States or my and AdmirulGlennon of the navy.
The Cleveland “mil-Sh Company iSE ,are in Russia to welcome the new republic.
E suing the K1oege1 Piano Companv or .former sec '1'1'tarV of \\ ar and State Elihu Root, but it contains a labor man
in the person of James Duncan vicc 1}‘~l'( idcht of the American Federation
E companv. EOf Labor
tThe latter claims the varnish was of full list: of members follows:
recently 011——
MAJOP- -GEN. HUGH‘LPSCOTI .-5AMUEL.R BE ON 0 CNAQLKS EDWARD, PhSSE
UAMESiDUNCAN,¢ f“
JouNlQ. Morn
James l‘uncan. vicesprexsidvent of the American Federation of Labor, off
EMassachusetts
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751.1111: Board-I we ADMtE‘AL 11mm 11. GLENNO
“CYRuSlMCCOQMtcEK(OICMARLESIR.‘ CQANF—
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These men of all political faiths, including General Scott, chief of the
The (ommission is headed by
, and a Socialist in Chalet: Edward Russell of New York. The
Elihu Root. Republican, of New York, chairman. 1
Charles Edward Russell, Socialist leader and writer, of \‘ew York.
Cvrus McCormick. Chicago manufe cturer.
Charles R. Ciane, manufacturer Democrat, of Chicago.
Samuel R.- Betron, banker, of New York. _
John R. Hoyt, New York, secretary international Committee. Y. M. C. A".
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LYN, Mass, July 16.-—Stephen E.
Knights, said to have been the last
tsurvivor which accompanied Commo-
‘dore Matthew 0. Perry on his cxpedt.
tion to Japan in 1853, died at his homo
here last 1Friday.1-ie was 82 years
old. rKnights, who was a native of
Windham, Ned Hampshire, wentto seal
on 11 Whaler, at the age of 16 years and
later enlisted in‘ the navy, Where he
. carved on the Vendetta. of norm
Pee: ‘nu‘ 1“" k:
Mr. and Mrs. Alden :Bolmans and,
Mrs. David W. RaYmoii'd returned:
Saturday night from Buffalo, N. Y..
the trip being made in Mr. Solmans’
new Pierce-Arrow.
Mr and Mrs. Albert 13:. Winchester
and sons. Herbert and Edward, of Gib-
son Court, started Saturday on out .
automobile tour through 'New York
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1116 other states.
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List.
George B. Montgomery has resumed
Ehis duties with Tristram & Hyatt,
after a week’s vacation.
Miss Estelle Kent, of Beikeley
street, has been visiting friends in
Brooklyn.
Sentinel Adva. pay. Try one.
There was a dispute about the fiuan Franklin street, has amicably settled '.---
cial affairs of the company. Miller for the damages in the case claimed byE ’
was sued. EMr. Burlock. The matter was ad-
iiusted through Attorney Joseph J.
ELinxweiler. Mary is doing nicely atl
New England Soldlefc Prefer to Re. home and will recover although it waaE
main in North. Eat first feared that the base of her
Recent information in Washington skull had been fractured by the acci-
leada to the ballet that theConnecticut dent.
Coast Artillery corps, including the
Eighth company. of this city, may he
CAMPS IN SOUTH.
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