H . . August Clearance
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A hummer or Special styles. obtained ii :3: All Departments . , to buy a S‘lk 03°
far this we, guy} 36% 1153,1311: shown b‘efo, ,1, L Times are so uncertain, especially as regards: wo— 3’
,. _ _ . » ven fabrics. if you have not seen the desirable offer-
WQWHIM 33.00- ' ’ 3 F : ings in the August Sale of Silks, it willbe goodrtt‘Llpok ,
Fine PWH.“ ‘t _, fig: :. u 3 ’ ., i_ urs 3 3 then] over 3
. ., 9. The August Sale of Furs is Black Vogue Taffeta, 35 inches Wide, was $1. 50, t3 '
l 1’ ‘ ”50 ”a $200 3 i announced to open Monday, :1, 3 : now 31.39.31
untrimrned. [[0 dose “126‘ 56.3.59“... -, Second floor. ’3 the thirteenth , , , .Coiored Taffeta, all wanted shades of dark navy, i"
,. w ,3 ....:a Cogsu‘fuhl Emits-131m in For old blue, African brown, myrtle and silver, 35 inches it
‘0 ‘8 on ‘3“ wide, were $1.50, now. $1.29. a
- ‘ Skinner’s Satin, in soft finish, nice for bathing 1'
Shoes at a Saving suits. in navy, brown and black, was $2.00, 1
now $1.65. ’
. For Women. . Candies for Handbags Georgette Crepe, 40 inches wide, in black, navy,
," Pumps of smart style. Sports Shoes of excluswe ‘ l ' _ of Leather 0, Silk. 9m“, gray, old 93,33, plum and white. M1,, $33,303 3
" arid jaunty model that feel good and make happy feet.- warm WCaI 1er Han dbagc of fine grain now $1593 3
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'1 :2de Of fashionable model an 00 _S 0r11i Chocolate leather, . 5150‘ 1 Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide, in old blue, navy,
3 3 ’ $3.95 ,0 $6.95. " ‘ : =3 Nougatines, ‘ Handbagged‘l at $100 gray, black and white, was $2.00, now $1.59.
3 " Boudoir Slippers of kid. satin. brocaded satin. 13111,, sweets, H db 3 33 333'33' Figured Challi, 27 inches wide. at 49 and 57 cts. 3
gold and silver cloth, and quilted satin. In pink, blue. Butterscotch an age, 3-501 etglyzgs, 11.11:: floor.
rose, maize, lavender, red, black and white, ’ 3 ,3 .
* ,3, $1 75 ,0 $5 00 Almond marshmallow, Purses, V .tchette and Seal,
"F Bo ,5 d3 3 box ~ $1.00 to $2.00. ,
331,1 01' y’. ’ ‘ ' .
Scout Shoes and extra heavy ‘soled Sneakers, Silk Bagséffsglatc: 235’ Summer :Wear
"fined and dependable, $1.49 to $2.95. for Men and Boy,
” ‘ , , 3 Milk Chocoltites, assorti . Sports Bags, »’ ‘
"FD" MW” ”id Children. ed, 2 boxes for 25 ch- Black Union. Suits $1,150 and $3.95. r , Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle length, regular
Pumps of canvas, nubuck and guumetal, . ' 2 ' ' Belts, patent leather 9,399 $1 50 for 95 m3
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$129 to $315 ' mSecond noon Ch???“ Roman l‘touga W61} 251%,;125 In“; 25, 50 and: 59 cu. Drawers 0t genuine Porosknit, regular price 50 3
_. 111 5’ Fits clOsely, feels good, Money Belt. of khaki, 615-. $0" 39 .ciS- i'
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Wushrpallow mints and 333,,lg‘ped'ment to Wim 3.. 11.1.7333 C353 301': Shirts and Drawers. of :xsligitétlvezfl
‘ Lamps "Hp e um ohihisiié’siicgum sizes Ties of Silk and Crepe de Chine, reversible, with :3
Electric Portable with olive green shade, cretonne Pevpemini Cram. . ill”! ' ' 3 _ W mer.s wide open ends, were $1.00, special at :79 ,cta. :3
‘ltned, two lights, regular price $1100 for “2'75 mm" Creams .. 31,2??ex1ggslilzaers 3511,2568 ‘ a Silk Ties, open end style, in a large assortment l;
.. Black and gold Eiectrolier, wood base, shade of 1 35 ctr. a lb. €0,103] 96 ulai sizes ‘Br $55.16 35 0f colors, were 51-00. ““065 F“. l
.iyeilow S'lki two lamps, “38'1”?“ price $15-00f01‘310100 .. , 65 9“,, ’extrgi 532953 75' very dainty Sill“, lace. Wash Tics, in plain colors or fancy styles, all re- ‘1‘
..-. Gold and ivory Electrolier for library use, with , 37”“!!! Pate, ' l cu. ' trimmed, , , WTSlblC. were 50 (‘15-. now 39 cit. h
.blue silk shade, regular price $14.00 for $10.00 .1 29 etc. 3 lb. W“ "°°" 59 CtS 'Peml' ' , Wash Ties, in neat striped effects, all reversible
GuLamps with metal bases, old brass finish, art , 1.... Bandeau Braui- with wide ends, were 35 as. now: 2541!». ‘15,
glass shades with fine bead fringe, slightly shopworn. . _ ores, white only, very Linen Collars, light weight for summer use, were i
eOriginal prices as. so to $7 00 at $4.00 Bungalow Aprons speciai, 25, ct, ,9,,,,1,,10 ,t, 1
608me with metal base, plain old brass finish 3 ' A large assortment in 59 m‘ Leather 3e11,, black or tan wi th ornamental
pink and green leaded art glass shade, regular price NeedleretChed practical styles. ‘1 buckle, were 50 cts., ' now 32‘: cu.
£418.50 _ 3 for $14.00 vTumblers Colored Pennies, 59, 3 . 3 3,3333; Mm “M,
33 ‘ 69, 75c“. to $1.25. ,3: Trunks and Bags ‘4‘“. . ~' -' ~ -
.' Fancy striped Ging- , . ——'_‘ .
. 6 for 637 cts km _3 $1.50 . less ,_...«_e1 33 _ com 3 3
very duniy- Naomi. 10 percent a) a. 3 "1m... co
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E P1ice and family of South Nor-l Mr. Williams, proprietor of the
,w aik, have moved to Darien and are liarlcn Review believes in boosting 15
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3now living in nhe Schlichting Block. 311apci'. lie is having a sign painted ., ,1 ',.‘1Netws
l 3'on the south side of the building with 1 r 't‘ t. ' ‘i 3
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:thcsc worth; “Darien Review. A few
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deritopth trligl-lsqoi‘dizm'miifdli "1511:: :c- “110111115 ago he had them painted in
l a i b e 3the front. of the building. _.s w__
ceptcd a position with Thomas ane, Policeman Frank S. Strattcn is on-
,joylng a mention. His beat is being
“covered" by‘Policeman J. H. Toothill.
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A school for the noneommissloned
officers otthe Third Company, Nor-'
l Daricns sole representative 1113
George Hammershoy and family Pershing‘s army in France, Milton'
ham moved from the P00!” block on Smith, is sending postals and letters
Raihoad avenue to D1' Hanson 5 house from the front to friends and relatives
on Center street 3in town. Last year, about this time,i
31hr was hot on Villa's trail in )iexico, i
G. D. Tilley, the Burden hirdman has
net received some brown srorks. i
_._--- 3 Z R. Colman of Brooklyn has return“ with Pershing‘ s army Armory this evening,
Noroton's Home Gumd wm also ed to his home after an extended visit, ________ _._..___-
6 flag presentation exercises soon with his sister, Mrs. c. J. Ottman otu Some, things Darien oughbm know Children Without C‘mml‘r‘i: :39 3:91:33,
"“" 1“ iuapll‘ avenue ‘The more you look the less you to be playing around in 11 ya a
n S llbOl‘S have
Mr. William DGIH'Rllll and family __.__ 3 sec. seems to he a pretty good phrase 111mg strcet, Shocked neig
ere “6,3095 in Xe“. Canaan Wednes-i The Davien railroad station makcs‘3 for Durien. complained to the police
a boil“: appearance Since it has re By the looks of things you would think *” '
3 _________ f ceivod a coat of paint 11d electric lightg that the new“, of Darien never heardl The Norwoik Country Club tennis
enntor C. E. Williamson returned have been installed , 3o: sidewalks. imim ““1 meet the Beaver Hing 0f
"home Wednesday after spending a two 3 Justice Snead is alright if you leave New Haven at Country Club tomorrow
' eka' vacation in Boston. t The Darien Home Guards are going it to him he 11 in: all of the would-be 1““ “0°“ Play will begin at 2- 3° and
.. l to be given a test some day and that' speed kings. 3 3there will be Six matches.
Maker Van Tasael has secured 3 t9“ is going to determine how long it You' ve got to hand it to the way the3 ““T‘T‘
ition in Stewart’s Grocery Store will take the company t0 8% under tramc omcer handles the tonic when VA Paciuud automobile owned b5
way in case of an emergency call. it comes New York parties, was slightly bump—
_ What‘ happened to the D,“ len Band? ed by a car owned by Gilbert Stevens,
31', and Mrs. J. Amend and her chil-i A “"519 0f King 3 Daughters has If t re was a fire in Darien where‘ Of New Canaan, at the corner 01 Main
,3 recmtly enjoyed a days outing at been organized, its membership can could you get the fire department? 3aud Wall streets. The damage was
ty Lake. slstlng ofha number of. young girls who You wouldn’t think {1131 paper wa§3sllght
, ..._ ' me 12am loners of St Luke’s church. high it you saw the number of cam-l —---
9Corpoml Fred Nelson has received :b’oroton. . logues that were sent to Darien resi- ' M” 3038911 Fabriziopf Rhodanolla
’ "discharge from the Coast Artill‘ — dents \Vednonilay afternoon by :1 well
1 en bout town
or?" and is again se a .fellows in Barton n‘io ought to be __ on yesterday The police are closely:
935911111“ (,1 West avenue took mnmng fortunes with their brains. BREWING COMPANY SUEs watching this vicinity. as this theft is
photographs of the Home Thursday afternoon as the Sentinel ‘ one 0i 8 number which have taken
, the day. of the flag presentation. renorter was making his rounds he The Excelsior Brewing Company of place in till! neighborhood
’ “ was asked: "Are you the Sentinel ro- :New York filed suit in the superior -—---
no Dearth Lenzo letta Thursday porter?" Andwlth coutesy the report. court yesterday against George Rusin William T. McCarthy, 0: Stamford,
" I ‘ _ all 1111111: clamor Nor-walk, alleging that the company who was arrested yesterday morning
Park, has complained to the uptown 110
Maddie costs 0 case, 111*
u 111k Home Guards, will he held at the,
. lby Policeman Wallace R. Sammis and:
1-1er 1m. some pretty bright young known publishing house in New York 3iico that five of her chickens were stat-3 ynr Sundcrland now believes that it
the had tanned the contracting which on North avenue t toxtpatton. was .
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amounted to about $2. The trial was stetter, of Newark, N. J., aGci'man 111-
before Judge Candee in the uptown lcn. arrested in a restricted zone. 1n
court yesterday afternoon. 3this city July 27 for not inning a red
. ——‘-..—.. that permit, has applied to; a parole.
Attacked by a dog owned by Fred The application has been 111mm ed by ‘
‘6'le Knapp, of iRailroad ayenue.3 Assistant United State District Attor-
Ralph Leary, newedeaier 0: Railroad nP)’ Raymond G Lincoln It Will he
avenue, was severely bitten yesterdayn f(li‘lll'alded 10 me attomey Sent‘l'al
The wound was cauterized and‘alrrz'ngements are proceeding to se--
3drcssed by Dr R. E Perdue ’cureapicture of Hochstetter that will
- be kept on file.
One of the draftees being physically
examined last week, lost a scarf pin
itn the, council chamber. It was found
said he had lost his job in Newark and:
came to Hartford to get another
_When Hochstetter was arrested he;
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NEGRO SOLDIERS To STAY NQ‘HTH
3 WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. -—.'I‘ltc war
department announced yesterday that
colored units of the National Guard
will not be sent to the South. They
will be utilized in the North to guard
bridges , aiscnais, and the like, and to,
relieve troops now on patrol duty. Tha'
order will affect colored regiments in
3New York and Illinois, battalions in
:Ohio and the District of Columbia, and
companies in Connecticut, MassachuSs
3etts , Maryland and Tennessee. _ ‘3
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awaits the owners identification at po— '
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l Bicyciists who used sidewalks onw
lSeaview avenue as a speedway thus en
,dangering the safety of pedestrians.
and playing children, are to be arrest 3
9d providing the practice is not
stopped at once. Chief of Police Wil-
3linm R. Pennington will ask for war-
31'ants to rfuture offenders. Meat Forms Uric Acid Which Clogs
i *— Kidneys; Causes Rheumatism
MAKE ANOTHER TRY To SOLVE . . and mm,” Bladder
DANB3URY HATTING TROUBLE ' " ' ’ ' '.
DANBURY Aug 10 “Although If you must have your meat every
United States Labor Conciliator No my, eat it, but flush ,your kidneys
tWade failed in his attempts to settle With 33115 occasionally, says a “0“"
Hits dimcuities between the hat manu- authority who tells us that meat
facturcrs and the batters, the citizens' form's uric acid Which almost paralyz-
committee which was appoined by Ma- es the kidneys in their efforts to ex-
pel it from the blood. ,‘They become
will be 111111.: to take up matters where nuiizlsh and weaken. then you sut-
31h. McWade left them and enact an (or with a dull misery in the kidney
settlement Consequently the citizens region. sharp pains in the back 61'
3commlttee will again resume work sick headache, dizziness, your stom-
'along these lines. ach SOUI‘S, tongue is coated and when
weather is bad you have rheumatic
ENEMY LIEN, WHO BROKE twinges. The urine gets cloudy, lull
. PERMIT, sEEKs A PAROLE3 or sediment, the channels often get
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i HARTFORD Aunt
'seek relief two or three timer. tilting
the night.
I To neutréilize these irritating acids.'
'to clause the kidneys 1.1111, fins“
the body's urinous waste, , get (on:
ounces of Jad Salts from any prior-um
cy here; take a tablespooit’ful in at
glass of water before- breakup} for at
few days and your kidneys will, then
act fine. This famous salts “Luanda
from the acid of grapes ,apd lemonl
juice, combined with lithia; and has
been used for generations to 1111111:
and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also
to neutralize the acids in urine, 40 it
no longer irritates, thus ending 111w
der weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cnnnot in-
.tune. 111.1 maker a delighting, Mom
1.0-Arthur uocn-' sore and irritated, cousin: you to cent “thin-water drink .--Adv.
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