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SUMMhIt UNDERWEAR
Hockingchair, Poroskm‘t, B. V. l).
lloxford, Copper, Delpark
500 up. All the good kinds.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
.1 WEATHER FORECAST.
" Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Scattered showers have occurred
Baring the last 21 hours in the Lake
‘ angina and along‘ the Atlantic and
fist Gulf coast. There is a slight ba-
mmetric depression central over 011-
hrio, but there is no well-defined
storm area east of the Rocky Moun1
gains. The temperatures east of the
Rocky Mountains are moderately Jiigh,
hit not excessive. Summer types of
panther prevail in nearly all districts.
i Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Benerally fair weather and not mucfix
thinge in temperature.
HEATHER A YEAR AGO T0-
. DAY.
" Temper:nturc High, 91; low,
20.1’arth cloudt.
[City News;
‘ The Sixth Company held their reg-
Ila!- drill last evening at the armory.
Hobilization details were gone over.
l If automobile owners want io-make
gaming easier, step into Donnelly's
and buy The Blue ,Book. it is better
than ever this your.
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l The strik situation at 'the St. George
Pulp and Paper Company remains 11n-
anged at the time of going to press
’ghis afternoon. The mill is still' id'te.
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'| First Company, Norwalk llomc
‘ martin-held drill last evening under
file direction of Captain Chas. D. Rog-
in. Their next 111-111 is Friday eve
‘ A .\orwalk man who landed here
Tuesday from Montana registered for
draft this morning. He claimed that
[here are no newspapers in the part of;
he country he was in and that he
Wm know about. the draft.
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little was stirring in downtown police
wales this mor.ning John Canary and
flnnie Burns were both arrested tori
Brunkeness last night and this morning
In the city court \\ ole ordc red out of
town
i1 The“state police convention is being
field today at Norwich. Chief William
B; Pennington, and officers John H.
finith.1Frank V. Raymond, Wallace R.
Sammie, Milton 1. Lockwood, and John, ~
I. Toothill, together with Edward J.
liaberty and Joseph Udleman, are in
fittendance. The journey to the con-
tention was made by motor cars. .!
' A meeting of Trinity Men’s Club was
held last evening. A committee wins
"pointed to call on Rev. F. A. Colo;
pan, who is confined to his home by
- fiasco of a sprained ankle. Thursdwly
pruning there will be a meeting of im-
portance, when a report will be made
’11 the motion picture performance
nut Tuesday at the Palace theatre, 15cm
.phen Anita Stewart appears in Clor-
h’a Rebellion. On Friday evening an
mar meeting of the club will also be
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Mill End
Dollar Day
Friday.
1 Full (131111.111 this paper.
Watch!
And they 11 do cc'lual work
been! How busy they are
dollar reduces the cost of living: it buys more than a d H
has bought for some time. Follow the daily news! 13w 1°an
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Mill End dollars are true giants in the workthtey fl
anywhere! l-iow bugyr ,
going to be! EverY Mill
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Here are Mill End Examples. See how splendid!
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Spalding sporting goods. Reach sporting goods, Victlo1 sporting goods Sells sport-
111g goods, Slugger sporting goods, -—:tll of them at just' /. of (2:11.111guc price.
That’ 5 one of the Mill 11nd doings f01 men.
Spalding 8’0 515 it ask— 7 ,
Victor M 1000 mitt, :1 $10 one—
Reach 10A catchcr’s $12 mitt—-
Reach KB first baselnan’s $7 mitt—-
"Slugger bats 11nd Spalding buts
$1.50— .
There is a great big lot of them.
Thousands of yards
and all the others makers’ bats, listing :11 $1 and 1
These are just examples.
Who said the Mill End didn't interest every type of main? 1 ' 1
shelf 0ilClOihH/3C
What a thin to make a noise about. laughs somebody
.Yet this very sclfsamc shelf oilcloth is 5 cents a yard.
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And evety housewife considers it essential to {roger Sfixlng up” of pant try.‘
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Plain white or fancy patterns, scalloped, usual
This 111 great
couch hammock at $6. 50..
Couch-hammock big enough to rest at ease in.
Not too big to be swung on medium- sized porch.
Restful because mattress is soft while firm.
Strong, because of kbztkl- hucd duck and swung by stout chains.
Limited number—a big Mill End value—,
How silken
savings glow!
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Pure silk chiffon taffeta 1ich pl.1in hues or striped 111
beautcous effect, one yard wide, regular $1. 75 and $2
yd. -— $1. 39.
Crepe de chine with soft and glowing luster and of
fine texture, nearly every hue both light 1nd da1k includ-
ing ivory black and flesh; regular $1. 50 yd.—- $1.10.
YoSan shantung silk, plain or striped, almost gorgeous
tbut very delightful for sports attire; regular 52. 50 and .53
yd. -— $1 25.
Crepe meteor and those charming old timey Cheney
foulards that give such wonderful scnicc some stiipcd
pongces of striking individuality and madness; 1135:11111'
and $2. 50 yd.—— ‘ $1.65.
Satisfying blackhtaffeta, lustrous and firm and fine yct
soft of weave; regular $1.75 yd.—- $1.39.
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Damasks 'tool-
Scarce as they are, damasks are a part of the Mill End
Sale!
__. Mcrceriscd bleached damask, 62 inch, regular 45c 911—.
.,.1...\_,$‘1.w,1;:z35¢.
Attractive merccrizcd damasks, 70 and 72 inches, reg-
60C to $1:- 50‘: to 80¢.
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Mist-1 'Aii-linen damask ohexcelicnt weight and pattern, 70'"
finch? regular $1. 75— $1. 50.
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'All-iinen bleached crash, regular 22c— ...18c.
Glass toweling, partly linen, regular 12111951 101:.
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w» Crash, good weight, bleached or unbleached, i‘e ular"
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$3.50
Well, maybe.
__ 50c and 75c.
No need to 5.1
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Summer wclgt
them.
3c
$6.50
buy dress goods
for the future
It. needs no piophct to dcclmc th1t woolcns will cost
mote before they cost less. Every one can figtnc that quick-
ly—tor the dcm 1nd: of Uncle Sam alone 11 1“ keep most of
the woolen mills busy and there’ll be no time to make
cloth for dresses.
Yet here are these Mill End savings:—
Pure wool checks plaids and stripes, fancy and fine, '
regular 32 yd— . $1.39.
Silk- and- wool poplins in rich stripes, wool taffetas,
sergcs,f.1ncy sttipcd woolen suitings, 1110111115, and plaids;
regular S1. 50 and $1.75— 51 125
Splendid scrgcs in blue and black, every thread wool,
42 inches widc;1egul1r $1. 25 yd— 75c.
A great big gathming of those cvc1 seasonablc pop-
lins and sergcs, of taffeta and bcdford cord of crepcs, of
tasteful plaids, of silk- and- wool popli11s——in it a great many
different and attractive colors; regular $1. 25 and S1. 50
d. 4— 95¢.
And striped or plaid 01 fancy suitings that are usually
169C and 75c 21 yard— 55c.
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Here‘s Fruitaf the Loom
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Yes; Fruit of the Loom- muslin: a yard wide, and to—
day worth 171: yd. ——Mill End price 121/1c.
Ladics’ cloth, Special soft finish and fine texture, reg-
ular18c— 1 16¢.
Pillow tubing, 45 inch, Atlantic or Pequot,
28c and 30C— 21c and 251:.
Yard-wide unbleached muslin, regular 121/2c—- 10c.
Sheeting, unbleached, 9’4 wide; regular 38c yd. ——
.. 32¢.
Bleached 9/4 sheeting, regular 49o Yd.—=fi 34c.
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But these are great suits. . ..
Kuppcnheimer made some. Hart Schaffnel‘ 81 Man: madé tilt! ii“ ‘ .m
E1e1y one is tight snug up to the maker's high standard 1N EVERY DETAlLi —
any more than that is there?
summer styles, summer mixtures. 1, Z ,
A few with belied back—for youn men. 111:1: .: ,
Twenty 111111.115 to 25 11011115 would 6 fttlr price for these Suits, every lag: o, '13.; 1
it's Mill End time, though, so YOUR PICK AT-
regular _
Get into a. ' i
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at $15
and y,ou Mr. Man, will be in the best suit ever you thoUght 115191111111”. ,'
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charfax pure
llncn rude-"s”
$1.
Pretty White Goocll
Madras or plissc, one nice for waists and shirts, the
other delightful for undeiw';e1a regulat 19c yd .——l2 1- 20.
Poplin and R1pplctte,st11pes of several s01ts, nice ~ 1
weave, will give splendid set vice; regula't 19c yd .-—]~ 1c
Pique especially adapted for skirts hecau se "tis 1n the.
it ide 1Goulurol‘y sftif 1pc 1egular 25c yd ..——19c '
amsoo 0 inc soft finish and of 'r ' ‘ -
lar 29c yd —25c nice we1ght,1cgu
Delightful 40-inch voile, cusp and firm yet of cool
Jtcxture, regular 20c yd. 7191'..-
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Wash Goods
Madras and striped
finish and “pretty patterns, regular 390 yd.—
Stripe beach cloth that will make sport's attire2
cellent 6 feet and 'that will give long service; re‘gultta
..;g 1. {-111 .5“.
Figured voiles and soiscttcs, middy poplin? 11d
shire cloth; in this lot fabrics for dresses 01;, p1 ‘
suits and' 111 wonderful range of patterns and co to.
la1'25cto35c yd.— 1,»:
Tub silks yand voiles,att1active patterns, pieasm‘ 1
015, and a wide variety of them ,regular 69c and 751; yd ~.-4
i. Mcrrimac shirting prints, regular 10c yd. -,- ‘ 5713i
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Checked apron ginghams; regular 121/2c 'yd—- 9&3
Dress ginghams, pretty designs and colors, regular 15
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_ Striped percalcs, figures or checks too; 'regularifl .
and 17c—-- ' 121/211,? '
Printed 40-inch voiles 1n many delighting patio
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Bates crepe in attractive
regular 20c—— ,
mas and man iast '
colors; regular 19; yids—'1‘” . “y..1 “
$1
Here 18 the M111 End Backbone: yard goods
poplin, firm and staunch W2 01. flnpi
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. These very rugs in approximately these very sizes are here usually at not less than 1 _ .
four dollars. The Mill End price is
These are true Mill Ends the odds ends that accumulate at the charflax factory.
All of the one width: 27 inches but from 48 to 60' 1n chcs long.
Natural hue 01 natural combined with blue or g1 een
Of rich and artistic elicit, wonderful for wear——
Norwalk Chronicler