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Palace - Theatre
‘1! it‘s a Feature The Palace Will
Show It-mThree Times Daily
2:15 7 and 9.
Today
Rex Beach's
“The Barrier”
Tomorrow .
Paramount Pl'esdils Blanch Sweet
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A, ”The EX! Eye”
Monday
iCal-lyle Blackwell and June
Elvidge in
“The Crimson Dove”
Tuesday
America's llainiest Actress
Anita Stewart in
“Glover’s Rebellion”
V Regent Theatre 5
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
Today
FANNIE WARD
In the Famous Story
“‘Her Strange Wedding”
Saturday
Miss Jackie Saunders
The Tomboy of the Screen in
“The Checkmate” ‘
Anti 14th Episode of l
“The Railroad Raiders” l
l H '4 . Monday ?
' Willlam S. Hart‘
In a New Triangle Picture
“The Desert Man”
MUSIC by Relo‘nt Concert 0r-
chestra Every Evening.
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Time ' Is Near
When you will be paying double the prices
that we are altering you on the balance
at our merchandise. We advise you to
take advantage at the wonderhll bargains
that we are giving during the lew re-
maining days at our Closing Out Sale.
WWW
$1.00 Wash Snort Suits ...................... $1.95
7 5c Fownes’ Silk Gloves ....... . ............... 65c
50c Waists . . .' ............................... 39c
50c Corset Covers ............................ 39c
75c Corset Covers ............................ 59c
19c Lawn Kimonos ......................... ~ . . 10c
$1.00 Gowns ................... . ............. . Tile
$1.00 Combinations ........................... 79c
75c Silk Hos'e‘. ............ . ............... 05c pair
35c Silk Hose . . . . ...................... 20c pair
150 Hose ............. . .................. 12c pair
Hose (Values to 75c) ..................... 8c pair
50c to $1.00 Belts ............................. 15c
29c to $1.00 Collars ........................... 15c
25c Baas (While they last) .................... 1th
$2.00 Waists ............... . ............... $1.50
Silk Parasols ..................... One-Half Price
All Trimmings ................... Ono-Half Price
2;) Odd Suits .............................. $7.95
$16.00 to $18.00 Suits . ...................... $9.95
Wash Skirts ....................... $1.00 to $6.00
MILLINERY
750ddShanes ....... ....... ....10c
All Children’sAHats, ............... One-Half Price
All Trimmed Hats ...... . . ......... One-Half Price
‘WEDN ES] NY and THURS DAY,
John Nelson and Alina Hanlon in
the daring motion picture
“The Libertine”
WWW
We are showing a new line
of Silk Sweaters, Wash Skirts,
Silk Skirts, Felt Hats, at mod-
l WEATHER FORECAST. ,
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F Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity?
Generally t‘air tonight and Saturday. 2
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Light, scattered showers have no Harrls & ( :ans
‘curred in the interior, and general
showers on the Gulf and Atlantic
‘l‘Oitr .. Several places reported more
than an inch of rain. The greatest
amount was 4 inches, at Shreveport“
La. A well~defint3d area oi low pres—
sure is {'E‘llll'fil illiS morning over
North Daokto, Seasonal temperatures
prevail in utility all fli>if1{'.$ east of
,Ihl Rocky Mountains.
(‘tuiziiiimis fflVl'll’ for this Vicinity;
‘wal'm, sultry weather with not muclll
: chart-4e in‘ietniwritture.
COAL
That’s All
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Cash or Easy Payments
It is possible for you to sccure one of these Fine “VULCAN”
{CityNewsL
68 Water Street
Miss Kathryn llu'itvl' left town to-
dlty for Oakland, t‘;i1., to resume her;
attaching in that city.
GAS RANGES for a small sum
easy monthly payments.
on
Tel. 72:
cannot spare the ready money
$2.0
«Cups, Cops. ()‘lll'ii‘n.
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Miss }':>llll’l‘ lil't‘f.it.ll‘)' of 4952 HawlF’y
avenue. Hiltlgr-xlllrl, is spending a two
\‘t‘l‘lilil‘ visit will friends in Novtvalk.
NOW 13 Till: ’l‘llll} l-‘tlll l’Al..‘il
BEN“ SI‘ITS i Monthly l-aytnents.
of Hot l
.1, .«._1 Two Months
\l'cnlllel‘
Don't go without your NEW GAS RANGE because you
With order
Per Month
Will bring you a First-class “VULCAN” GAS RANGE and you
will have plenty of time to pay for it in easy Twofnollar
with order and the balance in
to pay cash.
“Straws .ind Panalns, O’Brien. l
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Alli-nil, $5.50 and $10.00.
IMMEDIATELY.
.lflll’l‘FS Gibbons, arrested for drunk-
PRICES WILL BE HIGHER—PLACE YOUR ORDER
cllncs< lttri night, was tried in the. city
court. Sculvncc was susllended.
The United Electric Light a Water Co.
-—Stl‘aws, Straws, O‘Brien.
detached itself and rolled down the
iltihanklncnt into Smith street. The
winnings was slight, and quickly re.-
paired.
trilliniit )l('lillt.’.ll and Vincent Coat
tello let‘t yuuerdny in the knoekabout
“Ktlllflktl” for Port Jefferson. They ex-
pect to return today or tomorrow.
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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~~l3on't forget Red Cross day at Ro-
. ton Point saint-tiny afternoon.
The many friends-i of Mimi Bertha ”Dancing at Roton Point Saturday
Dotty will be lllt‘flSC‘d as well as- sur~ afternoon. BMW“ ““1 WW5-
“_ , prised to lt‘til'n of her marriage to
RUSSI’H Shepherd, arrested tor""la& H. SWIM". of Port Chester. AN
drunkenness last night, was fined 57 11"? it two weeks" motor trip Mr.
and costs iii the city court this main MW Seaman Will make their in
mg, lllOllle in Port Chester, N. Y,
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\ cllet'ublc \\ illlulns
and Brown, both colored,
lure.
Vernon
arrested for
breach of the peace, last night, were
.up bolero Judge George H. Vosburgh
in the city court this morning. Wit-
and
‘t ‘ wile at lloton Point Saturday after-
noon and support the. Red Cross
is for the benefit ot‘ the Re
' Be present, ‘ l
The reserves ot the Sixth Conl- --——--—- I
pony, llilllllll"l'lll,'..‘ :ilout 15 men, are.
,nlso affected by the orders receivdl
by is! Lieutenant Dunbar, and are to
report at the lime
regular militiamen.
d Cross. Brown was discharged.
——See the water sports at Roton
A \\'ill,\'s-l\’nil:bt limousine, owned Point Saturday afternoon and help the
by Mrs. M. Greene, 123 East 28th Red Cross.
gypsum] for tile Hmw'““17”“! ““1“"Aumdi‘l\'lllg.. lst Lieutenant Jesse S. Dunbar, of
‘03an 10 SUN this noon at the top of the Sixth Company, received official
.Mill Hill. The right hind wheel be- instructions from Washington yester-
cstltle oneuitglcd with the trolley rail. day ordering the local company to re-
-Tllc Grout (“divert will perform
port for mobilization at 7 o‘clock Wed. .
nesdny morning at the Norwalk All!» will ‘
niory. At this time the local boys
,will automatically go into Federal ser-_
‘vice under orders from General Ede
wards, head of the Northwestern Dee
pzirtmcnt with headquarters in Both
ton. Captain Massmnn, who is out or
town at the present; time, will short}:
receive coders i’l‘onl Boston headquar-
ters its to the. final marching instruca
tions of the company.
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~Suturday afternoon 3’ Roton Point liunis was lined $7 and costs nnu‘ -—lndoor baseball at Kmart P011“
Saturday alternoon and, help Red
, Cross, . t
.‘ARMY ENLISTMENTS INCREASE
BOSTON, July :20.~—Enli.~:tnicnts for
the regular army have taken a jump
here this week. in the first three
days 217 men were sent to training
depots.
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“W , , , _, 7 ‘ erate ri his gram act at Rolon’Pniiii, Saturday j"; .1; ” ” - ‘ , ,.,1._1_._- ~~~~~~_—- .. ' ” "j ' .t'a
B th. C 13 C65. l‘nt‘ternoon. Benefit Red Cross, t 1’2"”?’o”?‘:”3”:”:”:"f;"3”3”3”3“3”3”3”2”:0*1“?60.29029213933~:«:«:o939°:99129°”3‘4”?”3‘;
a lng aps -. James Grant made :l'COhllllflinl last; ’° .§
Be sure you see the new line Of V “W ' W . . -. nlelit at the downtown police station 0’ .
_ 1.55.. ..>.w...<©£ a” , ’3“ ‘i'jfi “2i"; .‘ f . _ . . _
Bathing Caps we are 8h0Wing-' ll . m, m1...91..‘....- 1.11.9... so." in which lie alleged that Edward Dnr- 0:0 :3:
positively the prettiest style!“ , . , . l by bad slashed him with a knife in the. . 3. :r.
shapes and trimmings offered thisf ft 1 0 sulls 0' Men s C. .‘ urln uliilc olnyinn crap, No glrr[lsi:sk.. .3.”
season. Come in and look themlli 0 “lg t “"‘H‘ “W“ l 3 ’3‘
over. F: . ; _ -1 l ’3’ 09
250 to $1_00 é Jus' Arrived F ‘ “lit‘ at lintflu l’oiltt Saturday utter-i 3‘ .é
. , noon and support lllt‘ l‘lcd (‘ross ,ee‘
‘ i 9.
H. A. MEAD l - rom —«-.~—- .3. .
Dru t it Miss Alice Proud-“roast, of Spring}. ‘ , .‘g‘l ‘
g3“ . \ Ne 2:! llitl avenue, has accepted it ruminant}. .9, _
8 Nor‘h Main-St. if or 3 with the law firm of lumbar & Quin-l : - 00,
South Norwalk, Conn it“ llllll, .MiSs l’rcnderlzust was formerly" H . Ag. ”
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, . ‘ . . : gnssistnnt to Miss Hamilton, of the oldl” . -
..1... - ‘ 5.: They are the be“ m town, of the latest styles and best qual- ‘ l law firm of Walsh & llubocll, and is : 9:0 . . 1'"
.. t i P o P k . tires at the cheapest prices. Also about 200 pairs of Men's Pants ,3 3“ “""‘j“f““; "1‘“? C}:"“““"“'i:‘ ”(‘pm‘i 5' N ext Bionday We Start Our ’ ‘.~
. ‘ built?!“ 0 t to .‘ol‘wn r High ..chnol. 0 K
0 0n , 0'"!- al‘ I am making a true statement to the public—you can come and 3', 3:: l" o for .
—-———- See for yourselves that ev . . \ ; -——Speclnl attractions Roton Point: 2 : ‘1 Sum er . Clearance sale ‘ .
. . . ery word I say 13 correct. You can see r'ti Saturday afternoon. Red Cross day. .3. 0 . 3.3:;
BATHING the P110038 1n the window. All I can ask of you is to come and .3 'r f \ k— ’f‘ ' , “ 1;;
‘ ' . " ‘ ' . l rm 0 .‘orwnl '3 young men join-Zea ' . .. i I '
Admission—Week Days, 20c; sun. .j, ”e- , Sl’ names were drafted this morning loin-i? g. It is one of the greatest money saving events of :3: ‘
. ’ ‘ 13,130 m- ethel ' _ {ted the Naval Reserve at Brooklyn _ . . , .1
days and Hohdays, 35c. . . E adles to come and get the last great bargains *l ypsmday‘ The). W, Ham, Earle and. f the entlre year. ‘ :é’
D CING 1n yard 8‘00ds 8.51 am going out of this line in order to make $4 “"0"” E Baldwm- “3“”? “V0 mm '3’ i :2; _.
AN .- - , 90 . I.
K . . room for L8. - I - , , . . \ together with Lotus Lehmater went! ,
‘ _ dies ’ Children s and Men 3 0103111118. Prlces cannot $.41 into active service yesterday on board“ 0:0 e a e a e S e hat .
mcken and Share be mentioned—We hth-m’t room here, iii a new $12,000 yacht which they were'3 he , fl
. . t ’int’lucntial in giving to the govern}? . ‘ ,3. ,
" ‘ ' ' 2' ,ment. fee 0..
Dmners I KLUGMAN 11.1 a Face for Values .l
i Liberty, Bond F' t 123—». u .» Qt “Special attractions Roton Point}: ’ . § ‘
Jon es egms ‘ V ’s { rd' tternoon Red Cross dav 3 ' 3 -v~ .
- 145 ‘iiiai‘ a u (w :1 ' ' ‘ ‘ - _
Jul; 9th. WASHINGTON STREET. _ . SOUTH NORWALK, "ii. i” . It atfords our patrons an opportunity to buy the 1:: '
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_ FREWORJ EilERY FRIDAY ' 1 .. 1 .3. best merchandise at exceptional savings. , f .
NIGHT . 1.1..“ “.1... them last night in Mertden with K o ‘ ‘ ~ - -
' "’W—wh .m-1..1_‘_~5 l t . r . . o a. ' ‘
Pam. Baum 015mm a up $486 on the : Great price reductions in all departments. , ."i
.1- D tight. This is smaller than was estig ‘ o!
l RED 0 AY hinted at first, but the gate receipts}. Su 1 . 1.,
R0 K E N l ROTON POINT lilropped on considerably on account). pp y your present and filture . :3
. 'o! the inclement weather and only 1,300 , . . , l '
but 1 _ , . PARK .600 mm KKKKK..,,, KKK KK, '§' needs during thls remarkable g: ,
" V . . -' has made over $1.9th in one. month at” . ‘ . ‘
500" M E N D E D Saturday, Afternoon, July 21 ,rxngwork. . . = lg. . sale. The more you buy the g:
A Big Free Attraclié —Combi . 1 ' lid “1’ in or " ' ' ' . '3;
_ n _ ne peasure a i .y ‘ r , o
' brought to us, because Off)?” ' ‘ S holding: the 'Red‘Cross. Be at Roton , .3. . more S on save' 3 ,
r e no? 0rd unusual foolhtles Gross Receipts Donated to the Norwalk Chapter 1pm Saturday afternoon. ~ in _ 33‘.
or qlnc an expert repair l in x l ' “
work. . . N0 ADMISS'HN TD PARK . l Raphaelo Aurora, arrested in. the mag. ‘ ~ ‘ . f
. - ' > o ' ‘ .liooting aftray’ ' ‘
We retain OGULISTS—phy- l - “1“ “00d we“ “ 1.. . _t .
~. . ' 40 GALLON TAN E :which resulted in the death of one! ,. ‘ .
iii of long expenence—to NIGHT WAT: XPLoot-zs ‘ NORWALK RIFLE CLua sHooT man a‘nd_K.0Knding of 89mm “mem'i” . y , 33,
yes. No charge for ex- HMAN INJURED The N lk _ _ 'was bound over to} the Criminal Side‘.’ ‘3“
i. .1 - orwa Rifle Club Wm hold of the Superior Court under $7,500). to:
- . .7. ‘ NAUGATUOK, July 20.—A‘benzinellhe second shoot of the series at the bonds on the charge at possible cause? .3. .32
.l ' {-GXP‘OSion from an unknown cause setiDarien “11189 011 sat-i July 21, Al and assault to kill after a eontlnued§ ,. 13‘
5 T ‘ the automobile top department of the'lleast 15 to 30 members should be )r , hearing held this morning before i f
.l ‘ HAMER iGnodrickJiealllc Rubber {Shoe Com-z sent. Firing to begin at 2 p m 5112;.“ng George H. Vosburghln the. city' ;. 0%
“The Three-0' Eye Service" jenny atire late last night. Patrick. " ' ' ' court. John J. ,Cuneo represented All-l 3. ;
Oeulletl, Optometrists, Optician:
“The House of Good Glasses”
87 Atlantic 8m. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. eve! until 9"o’clock.
lThe fire department put out the blaze'
latter two hours at fighting.
lWhite, night watchman, was severely: To 7th to ther ange, take Stumford}
1 burned in an attempt to put out the car, getting off on west side of White l
'jfire, The benzine was stored .111 “Bridge, walk south to fork of riled,l ~Who are the mysterious _ opera;
10 gallon tank which was almost fufl.’thau take left branch.
Sunday afternoon.
In case of rain. shoot will be held (lay afternoon and 1191631.? =Red Crone}
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