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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast 0-‘1 \nrn 11k 111111 1111111111: 1
Partly cloudy 10111211111116 1‘121l111v
Light, 11111111111111 showers have 012-:
.11.:111'1'1111 1111111111; 111.1 last 21 hours in the:
'(‘t-isio Valley 111111 11111111: 11111 Atlantic;
mast from Florida to Maine. Plea-E
:fini weather has prevailed generallyE
in other (ii>‘{l‘l1"< cast of 1110 Rocky,
Jiltitintnins. No 111111111111 changes inE
1:;emperaturo have occur-mil, and no es-i
For boys and girls
mnsivcly high temperatures were re-E at- PlaytlmC!
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11111111110111 “1"‘7‘ “’1 ““S "”“m-V Velocipedes with steel tires, staunch and great {1111;reg-
Ear-11y cloudy 11'111111111'111111 not much um, $2 25 2
“change in trmptrt‘ttme
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:1 Tricycles, girls get real enjoyment from them; regular
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VWEATHER A YEAR AGO T0
' 1153: 1 ,, Toddle Bikes for 1111112 101111 regular :12- $1.30
. '3'1‘1-111119111111111: mg," 86‘ 1”“ l '7' Kiddie Kars. My how youngsters do scoot around
I" Mme” “-21.-.- iupon theml—regular $1.50— $1. 35
E . - Wizard cars, scoot like the mischief; regular 32:50——
' th News : ”'2'
i y Coaster wagons, fairly fly down hill; regular 36—
1 $5.40
Announcement was made today 01"
1121112 sale of the newspaper property
known as the Bridgeport. Standard
from Kenneth W. McNeil 111111 Arcl1i-.
11111111 McNeil, .11., to George (1.. Waldo!
Jr. Papers in the transaction \vcrci
"gassed Monday 11nd the1 new 1111111111211
merit. formally took hold yesterday.
Good stockings
' and cool underwear
Union suits, for girls, low neck and no sleeves, shaped
or lace—trimmed knee; regular 50c-— 42c
Boys’ short- sleeve union suits of cotton, knee length,
cool as a bathing- suit; 1cgulai 50c—— 42c
Gauze vests for girls, short sleeves or no sleeves at
ramp Whitman,
~N'. Y., about thirty mllts west 01‘ Dan” 1
at Green Hav c111,;
natty, is 111g1in tlit sccnc oi milil '11‘y 110- in“; regular iSC— 11¢
111111111110 l‘iftetnth .\'t1v York In»? , , . .. g
m”, comm, 200,, _.,,,,,,g 1.1111011! EZ waists for boys and grrls, remforced to give g1eal-
111mm yesterday. 01'9'11 21111 ~11 irks D10 or wear, supporters won’t pull out; regular 25c—- 21c
“”mg "“m‘mmmf’“ f‘“ 10‘000 “’1 1 Black and white stockings of good fine cotton; regu-
w‘titrs, 111m 119111 orteted at 1111 camp.‘ ..
ilar 25c— - lbc
‘ For the first time in the criminal; ;
annals of the state women are re-
.1301th to 111 the persons guilt)
retreating an automobile. The police;
«if New Haven reported to Chief Pen-E Wfiar for general SClViCC'
Magma to be on the lookout for three;
girls suspected of having stolen {Ii I
213221111 auto 1n their city, 11111011 they; f
Mercerised stockings that look very silky, white or
black, light fine weight; regular 35c-—— . 21c
L Staunch and serviceable black cotton stockings, sort to
regular 30c—
210
Aug»:—
, '13‘ x 11“} fifwwi".
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9229’s; 41 2:12 -..;»' ”£4
Dollar Day!
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M111 End Dollar Day,
wonderful money’s worth
Friday; SOmething new. The Mill End
Get ready for big surprises!
Details in this paper tomorrow.
‘ Children’s Day! w
Let Thursday he the Children’s Own Day at the
1111 see what there is 1111' them!
Outfit hay
At Mill End Saving
A suit wr lh long1 trousers for boy 11 ho has grown 11p
almost betore Mother knew it. Blue serge or t.1ncv woolen,
trim and bo\isl1 but 11111111, sizes trom 15 to 20; regular
$15- $10
Double- Service and other Norfolk suit 5. good patterns,
fit splendidly; regular 1135— $3. 95
Regular 352 So and $3 straw hats—- $1.50
Sport blouses and shirtsin fancy stripes, short sleeves,
regulrr $1——- 65c
lough and durable khaki trousers, regular 75c— 63c
Dainty white hat!
for tiny tots
Those washable and sweet little hats of pique or e111-
broiderv that make Baby so chaimiug and comfortable.
A number of pretty patterns that have been 750 to
32.50—— 59c to $1.90
Smart smoclu to
delight in style and. price
Down fall a lot of bright and beautiful smocks—for
thev couldnt get into the Mill 1:11d Sale at usual price
What beauties—white and rich colors; and many corn-
binaiions of color
Some smocked by hand, some embroidered by hand,
distinctive beauties-and 111 sizes from 6 to 18.
"lhey were $53 to 55; out theygo Children’ 5 Day at
., ; $1.90 to $3.95.
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tfimve in the'direclion of i\0111alk.;
the auto is mined by the Connecti- 1
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3.. Avrick t /
”Two large corporations have decid-
‘d to locue
lanternational Tool & Gauge 00.. will
ranch a factory in French str.cet They;
have incorporated for $10, 000. The
mnnecticut Pure Food Products Co..,
incorporated for $50, 000 and fostered
my Bridgeport men will decide in a
w weeks which one of three sites
Jared them near the city's' center:
they will accept w ’l
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Infants .5: lnvalido
'I'IORLICK’S
Were» $4 to $5.757-..
m mun . , , . 1 C h ' .
“AI-TED MILK Were $6 to $10--'-, . .
Mmimmdud aiminpowderfom. ”it . , g
If: Enfnnu. invditfnlgmw ciIdh Rn- l _
Euro nntfifionm the lebody. . .
1‘an nu mother. vi the aged.
More numfiounmtbln m. canoe. 91c.
Elan-nth mud. Requires no cooking.
, salient-ta cost You 111:. W"
Bathing-Suits
for women now
. .11.:1'11'21211.11? 11d - $3 and $5.
With a dash and splash, into the Mill lEnd Sale plunge mohair
and satin bathinrr-suits for women.
Black satin; black or hide mohair.
Trimmed with white or blue or green or rose—very tasteful.
Excellent in style, light weight, will not interlere with enjoy-
ment of either swimming or bathing.
$3: ‘
$5
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Shoe questions
promptly "answered 1
at saving!
Boys and 0irls .1111.lys need shoes. 1
ileret they are; lots and lots of them ~
And for big bms and girls as well as little; some for};
girls grown 11p almost to Mother" 5 height! ,. ' «1
Girls’ white shoes" —-
Nuhuck pumps, sizes 21.4.1 to 6—— $2.45
White buck laced, sizes 11“.» to 2— $2.85
Canvas, laced, sizes 111/.) to 2—— $1.65
Buckskin pump, sizes ill/2 to 2—— $2.20
Buckskin, laced, sizes 8%» to 11— $2.85 .1
Canvas, laced, sizes 814.110 11— $1.45
Pumps of buckskin, sizes 81‘: to 11— $1.91“: E
Girls’ tan oxford: with special fiber soles, sizes 11 to.
2—- $2.45]
Gunmetal oxfords with leather soles, sizes 111".» to z—E
1. $2. 451
‘ Pumps 0f gunmetal calf, sizes 111-. ' to 7—— $1.90;
Babies black kidskin britton shoes, sizes 4 to 8-— $1.
fl‘an canvas lace shoes with fiber sole, sizes 1 11/2 to E
24—- , $1.60 1
sizes 6 to 1011— $1.35 1
Barefoot sandals of tan calfskin, welted soles, accord-
ing to size— - $1.15 $1.35 and $1.65 ,
_ Elkskin-Soled sandals, barefoot style-$1.10 and $1.20 :
3%,, Tan play oxfords, elkskin soles—— $1 $1.20 and $1.401
What: pretty dresses it.
at only $1.50
.1» Such clever and dainty dresses of gingham and crepe! ,»
' Colors are those that girls love styles are new and girl«‘;
ish and pleasing. t
Trimming of plaid and of plain color 01' of white; fab-
rics either plain color or striped or plaid.
Sizes 6 to 14; regular 13?. and $113—- $1.50
Pretty little gingham dresses for girls of 7 to 6—— 751:
White skirts of Lonsdale jean to wear with middy‘
blouses and Smocks, sizes 6 to 14; regular ill— 85c 2
Guimpes to wear with many colored dresses, many
styles, sizes 4 to 14; regular 50c to $1—— 25c aim! 39c?
Babies’ white slips of several pretty styles, regular 89c 3
and $l—ar. ,. . . -591: and 691:1
Kcrchiefs a-ifiuftcr '5‘
at Mill End Priccl] ' ‘
A little ;’kerchief edged with pink or blue or lavender
and with little embroidered design in the corner— 44:1
A plain soft fine white ’ke1chief with narrow colored ‘3
border— 1 4c 1
Sweet little ’kerchiefs with embroidery done' 1n dainty}
color in corner— :1 ' 6c 1‘
Plain white nartow~l1em ’kerchiefs— ’ 1‘1“
AND UMBRELLAS that little folks will trudge gaily,
to school under, black, straight or crook handles; r'egrilar
856—— , l :1“ 414.141., 69¢
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