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couriers ooonnre our.
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g1 ‘ 500 up
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Fred H. Ponty’ s
V1ctrola Shop.
. ily News!
{all automobile to John Burns.
‘—-Sterling July Furniture Sale lie
mentors 1- 3 oil? Sterling Furniture
.- Company
The Ecelsior Brewing Company has
, Bakes. in Windsor Place.
1 Mrs. Lillian M. Smith has lore-
"? closed on property in the name 0!
‘1': George F. Sutton. of New Canaan
1} mad.
’ J’vz
. Miss Fanny Sheehan.’ daughter oi
' 5951'} and M15. John 8heehan, who is
(f employed in the state library at Hart-
} ford, has, been oilered a K. or C. see-
11; fetaryship in the French war zone.
-. Warren 0. Woodward, oi the War-
: '11 O. Woodward company, New York.
a received an appointment as army
field clerk. and will leave at once. to
Veniharkation, before leaving (or o'-
Btdte Librarian George 8. Godard
completed the compiling of a list
all persons in Connecticut engaged
hing oats, barley. rye buckwheat,
co and garden truck. The list was
piled from the Connecticut agricut
1 .census.
bert J. Richardson of Norwich
"a‘ petition in bankruptcy in the
nited states court yesterday. and he
made oath he did not have the money
«himself as an engineer. He has lin
.' was no assets.
Pekin, China. where Dr. Packard
.019. Packard is a son “of the late Dr.
E W. Packard. D. D. who for a num
gregational1 Church o! Btratlord.
» The management of Baton 1Point is
“give a dance tonight, to raise mon-
' with which to supply the‘hoys from
orwaik,Da1-ien and vicinity with ci-
ar's, cigarettes and tobacco when they
part. next Thursday. tor camp. It is
ropesed to use the entire proceeds tor
at purpose. The smokes and the
contrain- ,. - «
lhads to a seat in n
with corner. res
‘ The Sykes Motor Company has sold ‘
foreclosed property owned by Andrew
he temporarily stationed at the point . .
l —'muf.;{_;1:1r»
heat. corn for ensilage and grain 1
to pay the filing fee. He described -
abilities of $553. 46,‘ all unsecured. He ’
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Packard or. .
* Stratiord are now on their way to 1
1 ‘tb take charge of the chain: bl- ‘ 1
hxy in the Union college of Pekin. ._:
er of years was a pastor of the Con-
. 'ed sizes—
mokahles will he given the men on the .
Store hours: ---8:30 to 5 daily except Saturday;
thin open till 9 P. M.
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Fr it new leis have joined the Mill End Sale!
Lots of reserves to back up the original Mill End force.
Makers have offered new-:lots.
When they are up to the standard,
we buy ’cm. Some are here?
Great attacks made by Mill End Shoppers cleared up many lots. Others have hurried to the front it
to fill the ranks.
"And the sale goes forward bravely and with spirit---General Economy rs its cemmandcrl
. Some of the
Home Economics:
A! Long- wearing and attractive rugs of carpet size
Fospecially good for service in rooms where hard
ear is to be expected.
acst Brussclls weave and without a seem,
an pretty allever patterns worked out in
risental color effects, 9 by 12 feet—regular $35 $29
'~' Colonial rag rugs of bright and cheerful color
'1th characteristic patterns, woven from new fresh
ips of cotton, excellent for use in bedrooms—30 by
Eginches; regular $1. 50—- $1.19
‘ 'Axminstcr rugs to hide worn spots' in larger rugs
r to use in space between adjoining- rooms, heavy
reight, handsOme floral and Oriental designs, 36 by
2 inches-regular $5. 50 and $6— , $4. 95
l ' Reversible Smyrna rugs of wool, good colors,
tasteful patterns, 36 by 40 inches-regiilar $13. 75—
A! a $2.
{“1 {Art cretonne for draperies, many Summary and '
ea
utiful
attains and pleasing colors, yard wide-
egu1ar 3 c yd— ~
mstitchcd edge, nice quality, 38 inches wide,—rcgu-
590 to 65c yd-- .1. . 650
swim-i 41.91..
l‘" Cottage curtains 'of ruffled muslin, ready for “9.1;; -.
sis-1gp. unfit! figs-”Iii" ‘ illit.’ JI-f
Bordercd scrim ‘of excellent effect, white or 'A‘ra-
linm— flfipQ' km a ‘u d — “1&0
' "’“ Third floor. ‘
Table Silver
" at but 1'4c!
. Knives forks and spoons of silverplate that will
at turn!
ckel silver. .
That means that when outer plate docs wear, base
1 white and polished and sanitary.
From W A Rogers, of good weight,- of graceful
shape and with a pretty beaded edge. ’
l ‘1’ Simple, tasteful, Worthy—and 111 all of the W311];
For every one is plated heavily upon a base of '
Left aisle, front.
: 1 .............. C00]. savings .' . >
' '~'jfor=1ne‘n.
_ Nainsook underwear b1'ings greatest of Summei
comfort to men.
1- (Very. light fine cotton fabric, woven net knitted.
~ ~ -'~ Gut inathletic style—not an inch of surplus ‘
cloth but 80 shaped that it gives genuine freedom.
1 Pure white, light, easily laundered. ggfiim
l Shirts and drawchae-regular 59c_—'- W”
This silkm‘eg lige
actually of great durabilityL-and how comfortihgi
’ 7 1 '. ”Inght fine firm iisle socks for wear with low ahead,
~ ' and deep black—regular 350—— 270
1_ clip light fine cotton fabrics in
" ' with refinedand,
filth: and
th
1%” .3 1,,
95 t. 'At the price of $15, these dresses would be Of
281: .
.. ~ E: Lacy memorized scrim and than; uisettes with
.sizes of check. 1 , , 1 nu »
«2,43%.
shirts, luxurious in effect yet
1 Beadsome light patterns, finely made—regulggfilii
Here , are dresses
of lovely voile for
girls and small women '
"' Handsome pleated tunics are to beautify some
of the smartest of the new dresses for next Autumn.
They appear on these new voile dresses! " - .
Long graceful lines. Handsome and fine fabric.
Rich color efiect. Splendid value. A notable Mill
End offering!
Plain handsome dark blue and equally rich blue
marked oil into plaids by white lines Small-figured
allover designs in soft greys and tens. Rich stripes
ontsoft tints; some of those stripes with the gleam of
se in. ~ .
'And style, whether the particular tunic or one of
the new draped eficcts, new and atractive.
extra 1' clue; ready for Mill Enders at— $9. 75
‘3 Secopd door. -.
. Little and unusual
5?? lawn dressing-sacksau95c '
6% Quite the piettiest and coolest of the seasOn. :
'l’ Ens—checked lawn in delicate tints and several
No, not ordinary checks; mostly made by fine
lines of one color contrasting with another. ‘11
Tasteful fiat collar, trimmed with narrow 'fine
cmhroidcry~95c
ascend door.
More delighting 1
waists-«$1.95 _ ‘
Dozens of them. marked by coolness and heartily
and fineness. argue .ama pa rum -. . v.4
Pure white voile—with eyelet embioidery and
effective lace and pretty embroidery. .g .s 1‘
Even some of the new slipovers made of allovcfl
cmbro1dcred voile. . .4,"
'And what fiine voile it is; usually to be found
only in waists at not less than $2. 50! _ ..,‘ -- .
‘ Dozens of styles as well as of waists. Every 1
pretty type of collar. Many pretty styles of trim~ ~~
ming. 'And always, real Summer comfort is com4
bincd with beauty. ' $1.95
W
Second floor.
a .
Billie Burke dresses,
'1 idealof services-3312.65
- One dollar more than Mill End price; that would
be fair price for these Billie Burkcs. . - 3~ 1 1
ii For they are of exceptional chambray or gingham ‘. '
or soisettc. 2 . . ,1 ~ . , '
[All in typical Billie Burke model, loose-fithng 3.1.1 ..
but attractive and pretty—and finished with whitd : ‘ .
collar and cuffs. 1 11" 1
Ideal home dresses—for they are pretty enouglwij, 3
for wear when rest-hour arrives; and fitted £01 wean i.
it during busy household hours! :I . “a > . ‘5
Bungalow dresses,
-3" 811;; them on over usual attiieyvhen home tasks
need to e done and there is scant time to change from
finer dress. .
i Or don them till morning work is completed..-
belted, some with elastic belt across back to insuie
closer fit 3 4 sleeves— ~' , , ._ 1. $1.45
Second floor.
Fine fresh
silk skirt ---$5 95
- Latest oi the pretty styles Of Summer. . 3 .1 ;‘
Rarel graceful and beautiful whether white 111
- black orb he ‘1 ._ , ...-.,.- .
'And of splendid silk 0r satin—marked by that one
distinctive feature of the seasons large and. gyms
pockets. '
.251 ‘7 3 White or black satin, shin-ed all around at waist;
line.
't durabilit Their sheet is
Their use price woulgfifi
They haves very
3 in handsome stripes——
wonderful savers-$11.45 g
i
' Tasteful checks and plaids, button in back, all ,
5 his collection of odds and ends at close of season-4
, and ’tis of impresswe goodness.
, terns. “ . 1 ,,
Deep a... 1.1.1., remarkable quality and luster 15-
Chambray in solid colors, gingham and soi'sc’ct‘e~ "
‘ $2.65 '
second floor; "' ‘ ‘ ‘
Dainty underwear
hurries forward eagerly
,1
Two days ago, in the Stockroom of one of 0111‘ .
good friends. - . . _» 1.33.,
Now, ready foi Mill Eiiders to buy at saving.
A nice big lot, made up of many small lots. ’Tls
Soft. fine muslins and nainsooks. New attractivqw
commit-giving style. Prettiest of y laces 111111115:
simple embroideries. Many unique attractive pal?
Notable array of popular envelope (311611118831 -:
sizes 34 to 44, regular $1.25 to $2. 50... 7911 to $1. 9d
, Camisoles of sheer allover dlnbroidery .insevl
p'atterns,fih1ishcd with ribbon straps andrlecoration) 1
regular $1..— . .. 1 m,
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