, 1 $1.00 lint may an int!» 31m WWMIIMM : :1 no mums, am- . -_ 110113, momma: _ 11mm.” done this box 'fMSWhnvewehadmoho‘ oc1d’mnth of June. 'ALL 'ornna smw nA-rs rum PANAMAS . REDUCED 35 PER GENT. “ JOSEPH DAVIS 85 Wflhiflflloh Street ‘ I'OUTH NORWALK Open Monday evenings "‘ ~ A BPEO‘IAL K V'IO'I'OR RECORD OUT TODAY ‘ * 3 18479 ' , RELLO CENTRAL GIVE ME N0 MAN ’8 LAND By Edna. Brown --—and—- ‘ ' MY BELGIAN ROSE By. Elliott Shaw and Ohmic; Hart ——At-—-— ‘ igFred H. Ponty’s Vlctrola Shop. w ‘ 1 ,3; 3 .1 City News3 ‘ Prices of leizses have advanced in 1 some cases as much as 100 per cent. .‘because of the enormous increase in 1 1 1 v lists of lens prices kayo been sent out ' by manufacturefsi.‘ ‘ , 3 1918. ‘ .t —PAnamas and caps. O'Brien. The Baptlst Sunday school of Stain 19rd, will ha1e A basket picnic at R0 1 '1011 Point today Car leave. 1301011 ’ I’oint at 5 p m. «his morning in the case of Hz 111v L‘o ., whiny: Hairy Tavellai suit over an automobile accident “some months ago , 'Jlidgo wuuam F. Tammany Appcmed ion Abe 111111111111. 1-\ ' “ .—-Straw hats Straw hats. 0' 81' ion. 0. .3»... ' Ensign Victor W Ferris torme1 l) «editor of The Hour. ls now second in command on board the U S 5.1mm. ' . 1 :a; converted yacht being aged for pa- 1191 ,dutlee And his address is now .lflaval BAse No. 6, Bensonhurst L. I ‘ ~Plannlng the new home, or romod «fling Roof 1121111er. ' 'firfiu'lilé yeill1 leak-y roofs'Zflet our pric 1' M mnd window screens Porch screens. 4111101111 1082.81.31“!!! & Keyser, Steam 'moat Place. «1 11110111111 South Norwalk last even ping, bound West. 'A large number 011. nominee. and addresses of the men were _ ‘1 thrown off hexe It appem‘ed as though the men expected. to go to a southern the cost of labor and material. New ‘_ effective 1111;; 10. Settlexiignt out of court was made 3 Am you having 36:13, everything carpentéi Wise Door 3 M ~ Several traln loads of soldiers' pass , ' oerity’ 4 Per 011111: S 't' Entrances on MAMA .797 “It: t i t g , Store hours:---8 :30 to 5 daily except Saturdays; " then Open till 9 P. M . 6121‘ J}; “ j » ’ve eyersean... You heard that a dozen times, and more, as you pushed your way through the N What crowds they werel How good natured and how enthusiastic! Everybody lincst Mill End ever. You did, yoursel l,f didn’t you? And why was it the finest? Simply because It brought such great big good quan you Wanted. Nobody dreamed we’d have such splendid staple dry goods, for example. People have jumped from the very day the war began. They know how scarce cottons! are earned that’ tis only good fortune that brings them at all, even at increased price. An ‘and yards and yards at the Mill End Sale at typical Mill End saving. That 18 the 301 the Mill End Salc~there IS nothing worthy of comparison with 11:. saving. "I More satisfaction. More busmess. ‘ .11....) K It brings every 5 Thursday Was the finest first Mill End day that ever was, from every standpoi I 1 1 Did you ever see greater crowds? Did you ever see liner econOmies? Did you ev3 Thcrc IS n0 satisfaction to compare with Mill End satisfactionmfor as you spend and pick from great gatherings of seasonable worthy wares. Does it pay tube a Mill- Ender? Y0u kn0W the 3hAVe been to this Mill End Sale. ‘_ If you’ve not been, tfrom y0ur neighbor. She knows. What a Mill End day Saturday will bc. My, Myll I, Come and enjoy it. Get right into the Mill End spirit. Practice true economy; Mill End savmgs. Make your moneydo extra duty. 4*" ‘3 , m ‘1 _ [ill End crowds"? agreed that it was the tities 0f the very things know h0w cotton prices becoming. They have :1 here they found yards 3 - t of thing which marks 0rt of merchandise at a. at. More Mill-Eudora" 1r getgrfiore’ satisfaCtion? , dollars, you save. them... anEWer, if you § get the anVSWcr Harvest your! shArc'o ”41:31.. ‘hy A 3 prisoners. street, that his I" “ ” ' ~ ‘. 12011111311, who TURKS ARE INVEST AT _ company and ‘ ,. 3 did Sammy WAsmNcron,‘ Haven muggy” has 11110!de the United . . - , through the Swedish 3 . ' 3"", in 3"“; that so tar the true ‘ ’
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