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“ROLL .,r HONOR
These men of the store family
Whave volunteered their services in
The Army of the Nation and are
now either with their commands or
awaiting orders to report; _, -... g ,
.11- David W. Gibson, 5‘33."
law-f, Ambulance Division, 1..th
15? :i "‘1' Medical Reserve ‘Corps, .,
U s. A. . ,
'Joseph Armonait, ’
4111 CO. C. A. C.
Ernest Otis,
11th Co. C. A. C.
Harry E. Lee,
Frederick Pill, ‘
Earl Radikin,
1st Conn. Ambulance Corps.
Harold Kilbourn,
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Co. K, Secohd Reg’,t C. N. G,
WEATHER FORECAST. - 1
librecast for 'Xorwalkmand vicinity:r
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
They go out to do their share,
accompanied by the Godspeeds of
all the other members of the family.
Scattered Showers, .have occurred. ,/
during the last 24 hours in the west-l
em and
inches, at Washington,
eastern district 8.
North Atlantic coast.
(ondltions fator for this \icinitx:
Partly cloudy weather and not much
change in t1mpe.ature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY
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lcmperntnrc :
'15. Showers.
southern districts.
heavy thundershowers were reportedl
The greatest amount Q: rain was 3.2!:
D. C. Consiri—l
emble cloudy weather prevails
morning east of the Rocky Mountains,‘
but there is no well-defined storm?
area. The temperatures continue some?
that above normal in the central andl
Fog was reported]
Quite generally that night along the:
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Beauty or Service-"and
3’ new incisive M111 End
Values
Fancy crepe and fine net dresses, charming Anderson
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lligh, 117; ion ginghams and fancy cottons, lawns of fine texture and
eautiful pattern, blue taffeta silk and rich velveteen, some
:lresses of fine- texture sergez— ,- _ u , ,
City News'
a great big lot, with sizes for women of
full figure included;,
The first company, No1walk Home
regular $10 and $1.. 7 .50— $6.50
3 regular $15 to $20— 59. 50
Guards, will drill this evening undcrl
" the direction of Capt. Rogers. 1
—-FRlDAY LUNCHEON DAY
at the Country Club.
.1 Donnelly's selling allsize KiddievKar3%
at reduced prices on account of over {ble sort
stock.
I One cmlond of members of the “th long Sleeve—regular $2. 50-—4 . 3- ~_. .
White voile and fancy gingham dresses, colored voiles
3 1nd smart combinations of white with color, regular $6. 50
0%. 50¢ - - . . - $3.95
Nurses’ dresses of regulation style and regulation dur-
.1. White, or blue- and- white stripe, or all-blue cham-
. my. Made with collar and r; sleeve or without collar and
$155 -
Knight Street M. E Chmch left thl3%
morning for a day’s excursion at Ryel ;
‘ Beach.
A legul ar meeting of Sherman Com 5
‘mandery, No. 470. U. 0. G. C. will he‘
evening at
, held tomorrow
o.’clock
The ' houseboat.
Lady Washington Lodge. Shepherds
"rot Bethlehem, will meet in Red Men's
'Hall, Norwalk, this evening.
will be initiation, but there will not be.
any installation.
it was rcpo1ted to police headquar-
lers last night that the quarantine for
diphthetin at 16 Day street and 5 Ray
“Beachcomber,"
which has been anchored off the Nor-
walk Country Club for the past week
left» yesterday for parts unknown.
Maids’ dresses of black lawn or percale, with high or
low collar and long or short sleeves; some trimmed with
:mbroidery at collar and cuffs; regular 82 to $341.55 1,
Keep Cool!
A Polar Cub electric fan makes is possiblt.’
eight '
There.
Stirs up comforting cooling breeze.
Does not expose any one to risk of “catching cold. ”
Easily attached to any electric lamp socket
Complete and ready for use, regular $5— $3.75.
mond street was being broken. Ar
rests may follow,
Attorney Cramer C. Hegeman will ' ~..‘
' m as prosecuting attorney for the
present in all uptown court affairs, in
glace' of Jesse T. Dunbar, who is let
lieutenant in the Sixth Company, leav-
ing Saturday for Fort wright.
William Anderson,
avenue. complained to the police last:
:evenlng that two men
honking into his housé through his '
of East Rocks
See the ”girl;
, clothes at less
’A bunch of sample dresses "to; little girls of‘2 to 6.
Fine white voile made with hand embroidery and trim-
thing of filet lace. .
“are seen “ Some French and some Empire styles too; these with
cellar window Officer Jerry Dorney lrimfiting of lace or embroidery—$1 to $4. 50.
-and Bryan Silk investigated. but the; 1', .
1 men had disappeared. Further searchi _
proved that; nothing was missing
An automobile’ driven by Mrs. Help 1-
; old Baldwin collided with William H
Short. dresses for tots of 1 and 2, fine lawn, hand em-
I brOidered or with lace or embroidery trimming—69c to
E3. 50.- ,. , .. . .
1 ’~ Babies’ dresses, long or short, square neck with short,
' ficMahon's “tomb“ “m1" ”’8 rlbeves or. straight Bishop style with smocking—59c and
, Washington street railroad bridge,
'. yesterday afternOon. The windshield
or the car was brokeMnd the whee’ll ~‘-r
_of the wagon smashed.
'5 fl": l-‘w m- a!“ , 1." _.
Muslin nightgowns with kimino sleet/es and embraci-
cry trimming, sizes 6 to 14—48c. —.
w...—
There wtllhe nil: ocmlonin the .1 ' Muslin‘drawers, straight or knicker style, embroidery
history of Olive. 3mm ““89 N0 19:. trimlhing, sizes 2 to 18—22c to 48g;
Knights of Pythlaé. Patriotic services
1111 be held according to {the edict or
. in conjunc-
tapn with installation or office". 11a. - -.
. urinal officers will be present as w‘ell
the Supreme Chancellor
a high omelet: of the
' Stamford. A banquet will (allow the
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Dress Day
' texture.
sp lendld Opportun,.-y ,
Mill End Sale. .
There has never been one with suchfi: intdE‘Est.‘
And with such economies. For as all regular prices hav
gone up Up. the Mill End savings have grown big big.
' is a budget of Thursdays special news/Mar men as well
for women.
Biggest plum
yet for men!
$30~a~nd $35 suits from $2350
Hart Schaflncr £9” Marx--
We’ve called on the reserves and they haven’t failed!
Hart Schaffner 81 Marx have sold us some wonderful
men’s suits to make a stir in the Mill End Sale!
Mister Man ;—-Do you understand and appreciate what
that means?
Here is the situation. 5'
These are suits made to sell this season at $30 and
$35.
We are going to sell them to Mill Endeg for $23.50.
That looks like a saving ‘of $6.50 or $11.50. But it
is more.
These are suits that in cloth and style will be appreci-
ated byunen who won’t need them till, maybe, a year from
now.
today.
And then—why they will be worth far more than
The government is taking over the entire product of
some big woolen mills. The services of thousands of tail-
ors will be required in making uniforms. it is even possi-
ble that freight-trains will carry nothing but government
supplies.
'And then, any man knows what will happen to cloth-
ing prices!
'A five-dollar bill added to the appraised value of these
suits will still leave that value lower than'it’s likely to be!
Men who’ve watched cotton prices jump men who’ve
seen metal prices shoot Skyward. —thev know wh1t is sure
to happen to woolens! M
BUT here are these suits. rich gravs and blues and
other handsome mixtures, belted or regular sack coats, in
sizes from 34 to 50 And in proportions to fit Men of un-
usual figure, that this season were to sell $23 50
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at $30 and 1335—~
Thie underwear,
truly fine
Of daintiness that women appreciate. Of soft fine
With trimming of nice lace or pretty embloidery.
And at Mill End price. .
For underwear without all these qualities would be
poor stuff for us to sell at any price.
Sleeveless slipover nightgowns of nainsook, Empire
model, trimming of de lace and tucked lawn, this trim-
ming alike in back and front—$1. 35.
Beautifulnainsook gownswith a deep lace yoke or
trimmed with fine organdy embroidery—$2., ‘1
Good muslin skirts, deep embroidery flbunce—St.90.
Handsome muslin petticoats with deep flounce of lace
and heading of ribbon-run beading—$2. 75.
Envelope chemises trimmed with lace and organdy
' medallions, alike 1n back and front—$1. 25.
NainsoOk envelope chemises of Empire model, trimmed
withJJands of organdy and lace—$1.75.
Lace-yoked envelope chemises, fine nainsook, very
dainty—$1.75.
Corset-covers Of allover embroidery and trimmed with
lace—45c. ‘ \
Fine nainsook covers with trimming of lace and or-,
gaudy medallio‘nsand cap sleeve of lace—79c. . , -
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graceful;
ular $7—, 1, 2/ , h . .. '_ meg-2,31 $4.85?
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' a, * BAREFOOT SANDALS“ ’ "ch .
THE FINEST quality Of barefoot sandals fo'i‘ chit.
dren.
.Splendid for .wear at shore or on vacation anywhe‘e;
”fins 5 to 8, regular $1. 50-41 :15 ~ . g
, sizes 8% to 11; regularfit. 7541.35 ’
sizes 11% to $3; regular $241.65 ~21
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Wlth a great bug lot of-
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Thursd y; a day of wonde11ul import in the shod ,
section!
New values to mark it. Splendid big quantities to’ %
electrify everybody. A shoe to fit every foot. AMillEnd/
priceto make every purse smile. " "
Read these exampleszm
FOR MEN
Men’s black calf English oxfords with mighty com-l
fort able broad toes; regular $4 and $5~ $3.20 .
Men’s fine tan call English last oxfords;regula1 $6
and $6. 50—- $4.85
Men s 55 black calf Englisl1—lastoxfords; regultu 85—.» 1
And men’s black or tan or patent leatlret oxfords in' 1
broken sizes; regular 53. 50 and 54—— $2.20 ,
BOl 8’ black calf button shoes, smart last, fine ap. l
pearauce; regular 55. 50— $2. 45 J 1
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FOR WOMEN , '~;‘--,- r. 1
Beautiful and exclusive lace boots of champagne kid
and equally-fine and handsome pearl gray kid shoes witlll
French heels; regular 810—- ‘ $6.45 ‘
White kid laced shoes with French heels, regular 316- 1
$420 .
White Arabian cloth laced shoes with low heels, reg-
ular 55——
, Fine white buckskin pumps with French heels; regu-
lar $5. 50— " . $3.85
A jumble of white pumps and oxfords, in it canvas and ,.
buckskin; regular $3.50 to $14—- $2.45
White button shoes in several different, styles, most
regular :53. 50 to $5—— $2.15
White canvas pumps with covered Cuban heels— ..
$1.85
Girls’ notable shoes, white buck p11111pswi‘tl1 low heels, ‘
especially for growing girls; regular 85— $3.20
WOMEN’S BLACK SHOES :‘rl
Patent leather DuBarry pumps with French heel, very 1
regular 85— . $3.85 ‘
Handsome one- -strap pumps of patent leather, regular .
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sizes;
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$5- $3.85 .
Fine black calfskin pumps with one strap and French ’
heel; regular $14—— $2.85 3
Tasteful kidskin one- -strap pumps, soft and graceful, ,
Cuban heel; regular $3. 50— $2. 45 :
Light pumps of calfskin with turn sole, three straps;l
regular 85—- $3.85 1
Colonial pumps of characteristic grace and style, black 3
call with turn sole and French heel; regular 84 50— :1
$3. 20 ' l
- Buckle pumps of black calfskin with French heel reg— '
ular $6— $4.20 ‘5
Kid blucher oxfords with patent leather tip and Cuban 1
heel, regular $4- $2.85
GRAY suede pumps with turn soles and French heels; 1
regular $6— $4.20 .
GRAY KlD oxfords with covered French heels; reg~_
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