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68 Water Street
Tel. 721
NOW IS THE TIME FOR PALM
BEACH SUITS
Mouths of 1101 \chlllci‘
$8.311 and $10.00.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street;
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fottcast 1‘10! \0111'11111 and vicintv:
-’artly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
he western disturbance has moved
ery slowly during the last. 24 hours.
ut has increased in intensity. 1t
.ausing unsettled weather, with lot-25
howers. in the Gulf and Atlantic
costs There have been no marked
hanges in: temperature east: of 'the
lucky Mountains.
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Ciinewsi
First Company, of the Norwalk
Home Guards. held a drill at tile A1-
nory last night. Major Weed inspect-
d the guards.
it was rumored this morning that
the Neptune Hardware Company was
about to add to its plant in East .\'or
walk and was manufacturing tuuui
tions, The rumor has denied, how-
ever, by otiicials of the company.
John Shepherd
once too often. lie was arrested ’I‘ues-
(ldyvnight on this charge and was let
go. He did the saine thing last night,
with the exception that he was fined
$7 and full costs and given 30 days tn
jail this morning, when the ease came
up in the down town city court.
General Russell Frost attended a
meeting of the Military Camp. AdviS-
ory Committee of the State Y. M-. C.
A.. and a luncheon yesterday after-
Pooh at the New Haven Club. The
matter of volunteer young men [or Y.
M. C. A. work in the I'nited States's
camps in France was the official sub.
ject talked over.
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Samuel 11, Aller. of 175 Flax
Road. was excited last night when
his automobile disappeared from in
front of the home of John 11. Knapp.
of the same street. The police were
notified and‘various other means of
recovering the car, which was bellev
ed to have been stolen, were taken
This morning. however. it was report-
ed to the police headquarters that.
the automobile had been placed in Mr.
Knapp‘s garage for safe keeping.
Ilill
' Proceedinsg of a suit for $90 dam-
ages has been started against the
Winnipauk Social and Athletic Club
by the Winnipauk Republican Club.
The plaintiff alleges that the Athletic
Club has caused much damage to
rooms rented from them. The case is
returnable before Justice of Peace
Herbert 0. Pollard on July 28. Papers
were drawn up by L0nis,Goldschn1idt
and served by Nelson W. Benedict.
A BAD SPRING FOR _WOMEN
[The late, cold and damp spriit
seems to have been particularly se
vere on the health of women. and
many are suffering from} backache
‘ rheumatic pains, aches and pains in
sides, joints and‘ muscles, lumbago
and other ailments caused by overwork
or disordered kidneys or bladder. Mrs
T. J. Bucknell. Hardy. Neb., writes:
"I am recovering from an attacklot
‘ lumbago by the aid of Foley Kidney
' Pills. They surely help me " Women
i seem peculiarly liable to kidney tron
rifle, and no symptom should be ne-
3 it‘ected ——Adv.
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became intoxicated’
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SHIRTS AND SOCKS
AND FIXINGS
If 21 1112111 wont buy them himself somebody elscc cani
buy them 111 the Mill End S2ilc~and not be 21f1'2iidtl1eywont:
suit!
Balbriggan underwear of light weight. d12'111er' with!
double seat. regular 00c... ic.
N ainsook shirts and drawers. and cool.
regular 5021— 42c.
Union suits of 1121insool1. can't (1 '2111'l;.11egul2t11 213——
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Stilendid silk neglige shirts. light in both texture, and
eifect: 11011111211133.50 — $2.15.
very light
1. 50-—
0 Neglige shirts with either soft or stiff cuffs. light andl
attractive patterns: regular7 5c—-— 5.1c.
$1.25— 89c.
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1211' 50c— 420.
Good black cotton socks and socks of same weight in
21 number of colors: regular 25c— 21c.
White-soled socks of black cotton. reg. lilo—15c.
Handsome new ties in the stylish ouen- -end
hand shape. colors galore 21nd hatterns without number;
regular 25c to $1——- Lie to title
Good black leather belts: regular 25c :uid 50c—
cand 12c.
Suspenders of strong webbing 111 good iiatterns: regu—
lar 25c 21nd50c— 21c and $13M.
WONDROUS COAT
FOR SPORT—$9
Lightest clevet‘est coat ever for man who motors or
golfs.
A knitted woolen fabric. not a woven.
With big batch Dockets and belt: tvnical snorting coat.
Weighs almost; nothing but keens 211'2111 chill and saves
a man from catching sold after vigorous round of golf or
during swiftrush along the smooth road.
Such a coat. usually $12.50 01515—-
PICK BATHROBE
AT BUT $3.25
$9.
Here’s good example of Mill End value!
Blanket bathrobes in 21s bright: or quiet patterns as a
man fancies—excellent weight and cut with plenty of full-
ness—
’9 (”.13.
for.
Paiamas of light neicalc. comfort able in cut; regular
Handsome silk socks. colors or white or black: regu-
' They are sort a man is usually asked to 112111 34 to$5
[But do your men folks know? line they
socks? Do they know the Mill End mice of the Lion bicycie‘.’
. Is there a man in your home who believes in savin g
End Sale and its ouuortunities. Here is some news for HIM.
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Stiff-cuff neglige shirts of excellent battcrnglileJLular
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Store closes at 5 o’clock except Saturdays: then at: 9.
Do your
men. folks knOw ?
You know the values the Mill End Sale brings to you.
You know the splendid things to wear: the fine merchandise for your home.
315 buys a
Kunucnhcimcr suit or
Hart Schafi'ncr & Marx
any id c_a of the money they can save on clothes and shirts and
a dollar when he can? If there is. he should know the Mill
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SEE’I‘HESE - .. :1
snons HINGS ._ .
A snaruv tine tan laced shoe of regulation cut and on;
32111 English _last is $1. 80 below its regular in ice. And what:
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There are lots of these suits; not 21 few.
E very one is right snug 111) to the high mark of tailtfl-lit
ing 21nd fit th at is h2tli- mark of clothes from these tailot s 1
All- wool fabrics plenty of hatid- tailor.ing late gt'acc- ‘
ful st1'le.st21teful colors and designs—suits that men we 211'
‘with content. '
Some with cutout lining. especially for wear thtoug‘n
lthc redhot we Gather: some 11 ith regulari ittll lining.
Light-lined cloths for summre: uuiet fabrics for wear:
at 21111131215011. 1
Sack suits of modest tyne: smart belted suits for1
young men who cnioy the latest styles. '
TO SUM UP—A lot that includes only regular
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$20 1
322.50 and $25 suits front both of these solenoid houses;
in the Mill End Sale. at $15
A McGREGOR
club—S l.25
Golfer can save a clean 31. 25 on 21 McGregor club in
the MILL End Sale.
Its usual mice is $5. 50—some now at $4 25
()thcrciubs for golfers who‘ ye not vet found out the
11 ondct ful goodness of McGrcgors. '
12111111211325 0to$4—~ $1. .1.) to "9 95
Buy a Lion
at $20.85
Lion’ bicycle is a Howland stnadat'd.
2111c1 shoe in ices going to be 111 the Autumn. 7 Light hue or
tan tine le other. fine 'hocmaking; legular $5~S~i 20.
And these low shoes : see the diilerence between reg.
u2l11' 21nd niill End 111 itez— ‘
liiglit tan Cordo C: if: rcgttl21r$ti.5t)——- $5.45 '
Dark tan English oxfords. regular 36— 34.85 -"
Russia 1211f! English oxfords. regular 36—- 33. 85 ' i
Dark t21n oxfouds with Textan soles. regular 34—-
33. 20 115
Black Kangaroo oxfords. 1'egui121r$6.50—‘ $5.45 ' 1
Black calf English oxfords: regular 35—— $3 85
Wide- toe bluchct' oxfortls of Vici kid regular $3. 50:
and $4. 50—— 2 .65 and $3. 45
White buck oxfotds with Tt'ot- Moe soles. regulgr $6
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White buck oxfords with Tro-tMoc soles. regglar $6
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White canvas oxfords with Neolin soles. regular $4
$2.65
KHAKI FOR
VACATION WEAR
Don a hair of khaki trousers 21nd give cm the toughest‘
. sort of wear through vacation
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How they will stand it! Great!
And here. they are. instead of $1 to $1.50—
90c and $1.35.
l‘Q make a cotnulete outfit for that same vacation "
t' Sold here for years. built to rigid Howl-21nd specifica-
tons.
Rides smoothly and easily. stands no under tough ser-
vice. built 2111 through of great material.
Strong and handsome great bic1cle through and
tht'ouLh—111t11eMill1111111821121instead of..2ti.50—-
- $2335
AND HERE ARE
SUITS AT . 7.75
Imagine. Sir. the sort of suit 1011 would usually bug
for wear to work or for hard set 111cc the suit you won]
112111 $10 or $12. 50 for.
Soend five minutes here at the Mill End Sale and pick
exactly that sort of a suit—but you’ll 112w for it 0113112 71-
. a.
Good durable cloth. well made. in regulation sack or
belted style!
No room for argument: here are the suits!
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.opMPANY
we 2.111 in every sort of surroundings whete set vice is most-
dc: ired. 21 khaki coat— 3.1 60 0152.15.
HERE ARE
BIGGEST PLU’tIS!
Thieves b1 oke into 21 big shipment of clothes made to
us some time ago by the House of Kuooenbeimer.
The1 took what they 11' anted. M2111 be we shouldn" t
51881]? chem—for the clothes were all of regular $25 and
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But they left a lot of odd coats and vests and trousers.
Now we ye madea settlement with the 1‘1 .
the loss—and into the Mill End Saleg 1'0 all of eiii1 1 road £01
1- Coats— $3 :’
Trousers— - $3
Vests— $1
1191’ Every one of’ em from a suit 111 011th not less than.
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Titc Sykes Motor Corporation
Announce that commencing August ‘1 st, Tltc Maxwell
Touring Car Will advance $60.00 W! in : price.
Norwalk Chronicler