M0 NDAY, JULY '15, 1918
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BATHING surrs
$2.00to $6.00
ram BEACH sums
smote $15.00
srsaw HATS
REDUCED 25 ran carer.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington'Street
SOUTH NORWALK
SPECIAL
{VICTOR RECORD OUT TODAY
18479
‘ ‘HELLO, CENTRAL GIVE ME NO
MAN'S LAND '
By Edna Broom
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MY BELGIAN ROSE
By Elliott Shaw and Charles Hart
~at—
Fred H.'Ponty’s
Victro‘la Shop.
- ' A number of local residents display:
\ed lt‘l'enott tings , nlt‘l‘dal'lfl honor of
the national holiday of France, Bas-
tile Day.
.lus Illeyerholtz. of Ann street. re
ported to the police that he had lost
his litotot'boat, this mornit a, some-
where outside of the lights.
A large tree blew down during the
tlmndersmrru, yesterday. near 269
Main street. First district. The street
and electrical departments were noti~
died
A large. tree in front of th'é residence
' of Mrs. Sarah P. Stevens. at 269 Main
‘Btreet. was l-lown down durinz the
, storm yesterday moraine, but caused
but little damage.
Patrolman Gainor investisated a
complaint that a colored titan had a fit.
on the Washington street bridge. and
hound Walter Page. colored. and took
him to his home. where medical at-
tendance was secured.
No domplaints were i‘écelvlid by
Prosecuting Attorney (trainer C. Hege-
ruan. r'elatIVe to the action of certain
local merchints in keeping open their
places of business for the sale of mer-
chandise on Sundays.
Mrs.‘Htlgh P. Campbell. of 36 Spring
street. has received a letter from her
nephew. Matthew Cress. announcing
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was familiarly knownby his. friends.
Chillocothe, Ohio, for the past year.
.Ophir Chapter. 0. E. S.. will hold
their annual picnic. Wednesday. July
37. at, Compo Beach. The members
‘ will leave on the 9:30 car from the
Boston Store instead of by motor bus
ha originally planned. The member‘s
am anticipating a day of pleasure and
‘ sport at the famous bathing resort.
A telephonic call from J. S. Milli-
cant ,ot Falrfiolduwas received by the
police yesterday asking them tube on
the lookout for a young Greek :man.
about twentyryoarstof age, who is
slightly demented.‘who left the farm
of G. Jennings. of the saute town. yea-
terday afternoon.
Ensign Victor W. Ferris. who is set:-
ondln command on tbe‘tt. :s. S. Kat.
its. No. 581. located at Naval Base 6.
Bonaonhurst, L. 1.; has written to local
friends that at present the craft he is
on in towing tan obseri'atlon balloon
'around.
The, storm which visited that north-
ern section of Norwalk yesterday
confined to very narrow areas. The
rain that fell in torrents in the uptown!
lhusiness section shortly aftEl' Your
o'clock was accompanied by a heavy
twind.‘ and quantities of ball stones of
considerable size. while there was lltr
tle down town. andtnone at Bell Island
or ‘ltoton Point, where the ball game
.» as finished without interruption.
“They whoWJSh to pros-
per mu t‘ .work a
save.” cott.
Spendthrifts and idlerl
are similar;_.a.generation
of them would bankrupt
a nation. The prosper. .
one are the nation’s
strength. ,4 ..
A Bank Account her
ads to a seat In pros l
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nerity’s corner.
4 Per Cent. Intonation! on
Swings
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his safe arrival in France. Dick. as he i
has been stationedat Camp Sherman.
on a converted yacht. ls busily ensue-l
seemed to be one of a series that werel
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‘She \vilO tell 01 a great :rrtive for pub-1
There was no quorum present at the
Eregular monthlv meeting of the Nth-l,
twalk Club Saturday el‘ening so allj
gmatters of current interest will come
|gust. -
The Daughters of Scotia will hold
ireet. Norwalk. Wednesday eveningd
at 8 o'clock. All ladies of Scottish des- t
tsent and arrangements will be made:
[for the institutional of the locall
A than. whose name in known to the
police. got in an argument with anoth-
‘l’oint last evening and pulled a razor,
out of his: pocket to attack his sliver-i
ever. {mm doing ally serious damage}
‘ The man immediately disappeared but:
expect to have him behind the bars;
lbs-fore night. l
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itameen Work
W, Rooks. Rock Lodge. Noni i" ‘
‘lic service.
1walk Hospital Association at the Nor--
lap at the next regular meeting in Au-
meeting at St. Georges Hall, Mainl
cent are in illtd and urged to be Dre-l
gbranch of the Daughters of Scotia.
ici‘ man on a trolley bound for Roton
sary. lie was prevented in time, how».
lthe otticers are hot on his trail until
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Irving Bylngton and
(Mr. and M rs. Thomas Skelly haVe rest
lturned from their trip to Atlantic L‘it)’,.
lwherc they attended the annual con-l
‘wntion of the. Benevolent and Protec-l
gtivo Order or Ellie. The trip was made
2 in twelve hours, the party leaving At-
Elantlc (‘ity at 9 Friday morning and an!
trivial: at 9 o'tlock Friday night. Kilt-.3
.‘Skelly, who is past exalted ruler oi,
tNorwalk Lodge. .\'0. 709, B. P. O. liq:
Runs the delegate to the convention.‘
tWhile the party was at Atlantic Clt)‘.
‘i‘hev made their quarters at the Hotel
Shelboume.
t Miss Ruth (lrcenlmrc. of Scribner
li’lace, celebrated her tenth birthda,v
yesterday by entertaining at number
'of her friends at her home. ‘ Various
chines were. played for 'which prizes
.were awarded. Refreshments were
{served and the children spent. a do,
ilichttul alternon. Those present lit-l
icluded Misses Bertha Roth. Fannie;
'l‘arlov, Evelyn Yourdiakevr Yetta-
lllrown. (tussle Speevoc, Beatrice Lin;
isky, Sylvia Gans, Lucy Dietz Ruthl
tGreenburtz, Dorothy Greenburg. Sadie;
lewnand-Scphlolovc. . .. .. . _
l .A number ot‘looal young men wer
:prosent last evening In Stamford.
lwhere they attended a dinner in hon-l
or of Miss Edna Cobblentz. at theI
Carlton Hotel. An enloyabel evening
was spent and the party returned home
at a late hour The trip was made by
auto. The party consisted of David:
Sloman. James Burns. Lawrence Ken»;
nedv and Samuel Stewart. 1
. Frank German of Willlmantlc. who}
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Iattended the Elks convention in At‘
. lantic City has been visiting his moth-
" er. Mrs. Anna German of South Main
l street. Mr. Gorlnan is superintendent
,of the tire alarm system in that pater.
and is doing exceedingly well.
Mrs. Walter Macbaren and son An-
son, ot'Flatbush. Brooklyn. are visit-
inmwlth Mrs. ‘M. 0. “color. 2 Butler
street, for slow days. Mrs. Keeler is
themolher of Mrs. MacLaren.
Miss rEdlth Goodohlld and friend.
Miss Josephine Barettc. who have
lbeen spending their vacation at the
home of the former, returned to Motr
treal yesterday by auto.
Mr. and Mrs. Janos. of Putnam ave-
Inue, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward .I. Fla-
;herty. of Lowe street. were visitors
twith friends in Port Chester, yester-
.tday.
1 Miss Edith F. Goodchild. who has been
spending her vacation in South Nor-
walk. returned to Montreal yesterday.
making the trip by auto.
Mrs. George. W. Van Alstyne and
'daughter, Catherine, of New Haven.
twere weekend visitors in South Nor-
Walk.
l George Cortright, of Taylor avenue.
is enjoying a week’s vacation at the
home of his mother, in Auburn. N. Y.
Corporal Martinez, of Camp Upton,
‘is home on a short furlough and is
with his parents. on Lowe street.
‘ ’Mr. and Mrs. Ray .Glnson have re-
turned from a six months’ trip to Ak-.
ron, Ohio.
tThe
‘ leasure
Of
Motoring
in many times lessened by head-
aches, resulting from the glare of
the pun. Tinted lenses soften the
glare but do not. reduce the via-
ual unity of charm.
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. the Philippines to this country. .
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:fiowtfaun's.
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Entrances on Main Street, Fairlield Avenue, Cannon Street
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3- Store h0urs:---8:30 to 5 daily except Saturdays; .5? E?“ gm
then open till 9P. M.
I’ve never
_ Twenty y
land store.
But there
who’d been to
This is the store’s alst Mill End Sale.
This is also that keen, capable, shrewd housekeeper’s 41% Mill "End Sale.
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ears have come and gone since the first Mill End Sale washeld at the-Hot?!
was a woman, possibly more than one, at the Mill End Sale of Thursday:
every one during that twenty years. - ‘ "
Can you imagine any better endorsement of the sale? Frankly, we cannot.
. It must be true and genuine and full of merit-aor it would never,
hold the cdnfidence and-win thedollars of any woman for twentyyearsl
At; least a hundred . home-keepers who were
once me
ore of the store "force, - were
anion g the. Mill End shoppers “Thursday.
That isanolthcr {interesting lightens-the worth-of the Mill Emil-Sale.
TThose yOtlng women all knowthe "Mill End‘Salefrom inside as well as out. They "know
{tow it"s,pricetl compare With regular prices. They know how excellent and dependableitz’at
Qualities“ are. 11d they come to it ovary ~52 ..e it visits the store. How they apprecratethe
Savings it brings
them! ‘
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If you personally, havebeerrin doubt as to the'va'lue‘of the Mill End sale, you can sale?
ly follow the l:
xampleof these women who have tested and who know-the” :Mill End Sale}
ll‘hey are like the. doctor who knows medicine and the lawyer who sknows’t-he law: it isw'me '
to accept their advice and profit by their knowledge.
GEN~ERAL‘FltTléT ‘
NOW‘IN CthlA
(Continued “from First Page). ‘
At Honolulu, they purchased two
steamers tor the use of the comp ny
for inter-island transportation in lithe
Philippines, which thansxpectad .wt uld
makenho trip-across thatli’aciilcti nd
reach the islands snonaner their. rrl-
val, there. aboutJune .4th.
In‘Jppan they were entertained by
business men and omclals, andv‘dined‘
with tho Antennas ambassador. ino-
laud. B. Morris.» at. lotto. dither-o'er
shown aroundthedltlerant. cities":
mummy»: the ruinous.” plea and
lilting-cf annigpt’ apan.‘ 'Eio'y ‘
put. much. little it ivot'tdpana'ol
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tits
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crowded-a
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.ous colors and patternsiwith- wonder- .
saw mannand womenworktnghn hand-
.pslnted that a‘ masnlft’lnz..zlass was
' mammals, pqtt "
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driven by manpower.
rm‘en and women» pulling» on ropestlitt-tte'e ,inoh
ed the heavy driver tothe top of the columns
‘t'raine. from which itdropped to the..
headof the driven splle. They pulled.
as systematically as a steam driver
does its work.
In Kloto, tho-ancient capital, they
visited a silk mill where the opera-
tives. both- menzandtwoman, .wldh'hand:
looms, wove most beautliul «brocadea
and damasks, and otherlsllks of vari-
tul skill. and receivodtiitiyoents adv.
reckoned-in American .money: Jthpy
paintedmoroelain, home or it 'sowflnely
necessary .to bring It out. these artists
received seventy-fl contort! day; at
in?!” “men
In: in dish-
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About thirty. ers and other. figures; one plate, thir-‘roundlng ponds covered with lotus
08 across. decorated with'
of butterflies, in silver and
ok the artist four months ‘ to
'zold. to .
bought for one hundred
make; lit, was
‘ and ten :dollars.
The “most interesting sight in
Shanghai‘ was the old, walled city. lni
lithe center of the greater city. where!
thevstrootstwere so narrowsnd crowd,
ed thattnot even a ricltasha. was al-~
lowed to enter, .nor a.‘0hinese wheel-
barrow,-.whtch consists ot.a..wheel with
handlcszand a. platform on each side oil
the wheel. ; Heronwas old-r Chinese title.
.alid,‘:dress..and customs unchanged laymorning took an automobile .belong-
:oubstonoe‘ior two thousand years, the-,lngttotFJ EuJonos -ot.Greenwlch from
residences; gardens .tea,.houses...meet-_, the Blue Ribbon,gsrage,.nor. had word
insulullsmnd pagodas of one of the,
oldjuandsrtns oi the commune _u'
lshadzonnop in theiorhrotmeatflhtnl
til-Mourns __ t “
blossoms. and leading to shrines .aml
Jose-houses, where young and old were
worshipping their-ancestors and hav-
ing their fortunes told.
SAILOR'JWREOKS BTOLEN
MOTOR, ‘STILL MISSING
Machine Found Near .Darlen. Complete
Wreck—Two Sailors Now In
' Hospital
_ .BRIDGEPORT. July .16.-—Up to tan
early hour this morning. the , police had
.nohhrmsted the sailor wthaturday
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been received doom, other-oitlosol his
capture. Jllhe machine was recovered
Jalafiaturdoy afternoon .a. -complete
Wreck-lanai” Darien,,...1‘wo.sallors_who
tw‘erarrldtng in the machine were in;
l ted"wtl,.thken“to thd‘Nonn'flt‘ bosplt
W‘.’ nih'Stewart, chauffeur iorIMr. U
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:BA’l’TrERIES WILL ‘FREEIE-‘IN ,
COLD M’EATHER
. Bella at our Willard “Servicelfltm j‘
mm _-yon=will .‘meet a thoroughly :
competent . storage haterrmertrpba.»
twill-Jive. .authorative advice lh-stltflt
connection.
.LIWemcharse. taralrwand $03be
Atruhtalshttery for any‘ motto. 0: as" '
conch-rowed at anytime.
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