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vlp‘ouvIH HOWALK. c.0111»
lock on pagedour to see Joseph Do-
115' -,‘l‘.“" ,
The Red Cross Auxiliary oi the
Soutn Nora alk Congregational Church
will meet Thursday afternoon at 2
o clock
(1‘0), Charles Vt. Hendrie fell off a
seconds at his home. Sunday, and dis-
lumped his him He also bruised his
mofihadly. He is in the Stamford
hospital.
+V'audeviile at the Palace this week
Fi'hirsdav Friday and Saturday
l
‘ Moms Vogcl, the North Main street
[melcbant complained to the poliCe
in: evening about boys loitering
In his store and asked that the
:01 cIeIhaVe this practice stopped
" dub, ‘Meyeiholtz, of Ann street re.
ported to police headquartms that a
”gang of how in the 1ear oi Roodne1 a
feed store are damaging boats in that
section.
Tho‘ children of the Sunday Schools
of viii ton hold own field day and out
‘jfing at Roton Point yesteiday and thor-
lfiux‘hly enjoyed the many attractions
in! Ole: popular resort.
The first of {he native peaches were
offered for sale yesterday in the local
‘ma hots. They came from Steven-K91.
flog 31111111 farm, and were or most at»
”in live appearance.’
rial-w Keller. . of. . Waterbury; an
I‘mmliloye at the American Brass com-
ing: in that city. was held in $5,000
”110 .2 ti for the United States court for
11,1: seditious remarks by United
~ Isaiah Commissioner Wright at new
‘313vpn.
2 l 11 .
Thymy kits, trench mirrors. shay
:flnxlsgts, money belts. etc., at Cole
With two more years to new be-
10111 being entitled to a pension. James
‘19. 1111301156. who has taught for twen-
three years in the Wallinzfmd
hool and who had risen to a prin-
pa‘lship has been dropped train“ the
hist without a word of explanation .
and h“ friends are wrought. up
They». Advent: Christian (11111.01. ,0!
Emmet Norwalk. the First M. -E. Clinton
(1! Gree‘hwich. .1111 the Congregational
Church of Greenwich. are having their
«day at 111,111.11 Total today, when )thcy
“hold their outl'nE sn‘d picnic. The Ipop
ularit9 okthls beautiful place is in
messing, eyeiy day as can be seen by
the pIicnick’e‘rs‘ that come there from
Springiiold,’ ill
slenL, .Heyas will Hire the 105
1hen tomz a day As a candidate he
$5110 an‘nodnced enlarge posters attach-
ijegl to a 1‘1 nit peddling wagon he drew
1through Indiana.- But. there appeared
do‘bo some hitch. He wan found to he
an unnatuiallzed Russian. All this
581112111111 confided to the federal judge
“here, who recently gave him his final
‘Spendthritts and moi“
Entrances on Main Street, Fairficld Avenue, Cannon Stncct“
.5
Here is more evidenCe of it. Notice well what fine work your dollars
Mister Man:
Keep cool in 11
Mill End suit!
It is ”high time for men to use theii
good sense.
’_ ”no.4
'5 You, Sir, who have been puffing
iand pcrspiring through the, hot days!
I pvliy don’t you follow the good example
‘of your wife or sister?
‘ L .Get into thin clothcsll
, .‘ Here is the slickest sort of thin
gsuit in the Mill End sale, ’
3451‘? Worsted of gossamer weight. But
it Lwill hold its shape. 1:? a: a. ,1 my... ,5...
.’ - Complete 3-piece suit, made by
Earl Schaffner, & Marx or "by, 'Kup-
ipenheimer. we ' seem
(xi: Dixie or 'Air-o-Weave; either is the
boy you have been wishinfi for—L—either
lwill keep you cool and ,well dressed!
,3" Rich mixfures‘ and checks, ‘dark or
w'light, , look like fine regular-weight.
lwors‘t'eds but are actually featherlight
and made up without a __quuare inch oi
.Iextra lining.
Saving on them too—inslead
of $30 take your
$23.50.
45
5 __choice at—
, Main floor, rear.
Men’s big soft
bathrobes-«$3. 65
Just one oftli he comforts that men
‘5 can Ibuy at saying in the Mill End Sale.
Robes made from blankets of soft
line cotton. T
«:55 Bright and cheerful or ‘quict and
eg‘uallyiattfactive patterns. ~
. Such colors as men, like.
~ Good enough for service at’ any
lime and place where bathrobe is a con-
lyenience—from shore to one’s home.
I 3‘» Well worth their usual price of $5;
. $3. 65 ;
5111’ the Mill End Sale at'
‘ ;, Main floor, real; I ' ‘
Store hours:--58 36 to 5 daily except Saturday;
then open till 9 P. M.
ill End Values are
High as t e , thermometer!
can do at the Mill End Sale.
$23. 50 gives pick
of rare suits.
There is the finest lot of navy and
tan and green and rookie suits that‘auy
woman could ask—and Mill End price
for any 1s ‘ $23.50
‘32 This means 11 ~1 large saving in
. 1 .722
It means the “golfing of a suit of
splendid style and fine cloth; made in
mostrskillcd and thorough fashion. 1.; :.
'21“ It meansnsuit worth zlpmbably
double its price and of such model
that it .will be attractive andfipleasing
all through the coming months. 1211:...
5 These are the cream of the store’ 3
today gathering. Their - original
priCcs ranged from $35 to $75, there is
good range of sizes,I-and 1111i; 1 115'“
, 123,50
White Slides.
Summer’s ideal,
at Mill End prices!
Snappo'd up eagerly F byléthe shoe-
man, who Was on a still11hunt, these
dandy white shoes ready for women!
7” White canvas 11111111551551 leath‘cr
sole and Cuban heel, regular§350~
“T ' $2.85
White canvas laced shoes, rubber
sole and heel, regular $3.50— $2.85
‘ 'Whito canvas pumps with either
high or low heel, regular 1153-— ,$2.35-I1
3‘5 Oxford ties of white canvas, rub-
,. bcr sole and heel, ~regular $2.50—~ $2.15
AND BLACK SATIN PUMPS,—
l with a turn sole and either high or low,
1 in nearly all sizes tool Regular $3. 50-—
' , ,- p ' _ $315
,5. House shoes of exlra comfort for
women! Kid juliets with rubber heel,
quiet, soft, Ivory easy—regular $3— ,
‘ $2.15
Main- door. Irear. ‘
”.3“ l y “walk“;
. Iomy- a: «humus assets s1.»
‘ lacedor button styles, sizes 11 to 51/2;
T Handsome little clock of American
Clever cool
new waists-359%.
One of the Mill End reinforce-
ménts, arrived in big quantity.
Dainty white voile in attractive
self stripes.
Made 11 1th collars that add beauty
“but not a bit of warmth! .
Some of those collars of ratine.
‘1' Not-1 one or two styles but a lot of
them. ~ " ,
Thirty cool, easily laundered, very
preliy,-—a11d of true Mill End value—-
‘ ‘ ' 951:
Second Iiloor. I
Patent leathers
for boys. .,
‘5. No boy wants to be always dressed
up. Neither is there any boy who
doesn’t :want to dress up once in a
31:111ch ; “1.1.11 ,..2..~.,11111..~ 1"1.1;.
is Fl est dressup sheds for boys—L
3th.“ 11 “$3173.? £35! fit"
if
In His Mill End sale at 11*big econ-2
Excellent patent leathei‘, excellent;
i‘cgulaii‘$4.50 and $594 :wa 1’»,
Main door, rear. "1 1 3..
$3.85
hSd‘vers intake
““ on vacation.
Clever case made of cret‘onnc and
lined with white rubber will hold comb
brush soap and all other toilet needs;
and take up little room in traveling-I
bag. Sanitary and serviceable, regu-
lar $l- ' 1 - 75c
Small holders .forIsoap and face
cloth, rubber lined, attractive cloth
covering, regular 10c-- ,v- 8c
5"? Peroxide of hydrogen, useful in
many ways, .16 oz bottle, regular 25c—
.13 “ "‘«.'=-,1"’,' “’3' yids 1“»? ‘ —“ 15c
“ivory”, kept on dresser its tick is
comforting companion in temporary
Sumner home, 6 handsome new dc-
signs, regular $3— 2 : . 5 $1.95
‘Tooth brushes of firm fine‘bristlcs,
bone handles, several sizes, regular 25c
‘.
I
Kitchen comforts
to lighten labor-u
' at saving.
coal; smo ice ;—-—above all, save money. '
This Mill End Sale is just alive
with chances to save much liioncy
Refiigei'ators that use little ice
$23 to $47— $20 to $40
Fircless cookers, save coal and do
not heat either kitchen or cock, regular
$15~ $13.51)
$3. 5.0—— ‘$2. 85
Screen docis, good “ire, strong:
frame, regular $2. 50-— $2
' Oil stoves, 2 and 3 humor, regular
$9. 75 to $18—— . $8. 50 50 $16 50
Heavy speckled cumnclwarc,
many sizes and styles, regular 850 to
$1. 45— 750 to $1.,2
Nickclcd copper tca kettles, regu-,
Iar $2. 35- $2“ 10
Dish draiucrs, good size, regular
5011—- 1
Gas cookers, 3 burners on
' (11.111101111115141 25 01 5096 regular$ $3
.gortlfi— ' $265and $525
Lawn mowers, cut cleanly and
cIasily, regular $5.50— $4.85
191:
Rubbish burners, safe and sensi-
ble, regular $3. 75-—
$3.50
Coffee mills, wa‘ll style, 1cgular$1
Fine‘ guaranteed cléCfiic 1rons,
lcgular $4—- $3. 25
Mops with handle, regular 500:“:
ISelf-wringing mops regular 151—712
' vsc
l Ozone soap 6 for 33c,
‘Aluminum tea kettles, small, reg.
ular $2. 75—- _ $2.25
Percolators, aluminum, regular.
$1. 75-—- $1 25
sizes, regular $1. 25 to $1. 65
.Wringers with reversible boaigs
guaranteed, regular $5.95— 1 ‘
1111‘ 40c—
ular $1. 40 and $1. 60—
. Sad 1rons, gobd weight and finishsé
regular $1. 85 set-a 21 $1.56
Ironing tables, staunch, regulall
$1. 50--- - $1 1
Clothes baskets, regular 85c to $
-- {Eritdfiifrr 1i“ “it c... ' 15c.
;... . I 651; to $2
Save some of the hours you have ..
been spending;s save much ‘01 the food- ‘
_ you have. been unable to keep; save
and keep food succt and cold, regular ‘
Universal bread mixers, regular
to ,
oven and ”0381’: a StOrospccml at hill“ '
Metal wash boalds, special at 2513— 1
IIcc-cream freezers, regular $4 ‘35—“
Window screens of Special type, 8 j ‘
Clothes racks of good size, reg; -
Food choppers with 4 knives,r reg;
maimilsr; ageneration .
11:11 nation. The prosper-*II
on: are the nation’s}
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANV
COMBINE TO FIGHT lshipmenls “tyb““‘““‘li“‘1‘i“‘“ and gun oration with municipal .police. and iglsbllishgient ‘llh‘ «intuit ogico flIiIn‘ Soldier: abroad having locomes cl $1,- I I
men sen 0“ ycroo e receivers and istimuiat on of patriotic interest on the: s at ct w a can an in c an more in comp once win an , < ‘ 1' ..
RAILROAD THIEVES ‘iences to rob cars, " he said. “it wa's part of the people in apprehending of man to head‘ it. ‘ larder issued by Gen. Peishlng at the OveMorked, N°”°"" Run-down. 1‘ 1' 1
almostMimpossible to catch the criini- tenders. “‘ ”we“ 0‘ the Treasury Department, ‘ U Healtzlnfi‘?“ hyIViIgoi h.
(Continued from First Page). na 9 any times, by connlvanco‘ With must have their income tax returns in} 11mm 0 0—" 11min t on 11g 110
, lrailroad employee. cars with valuable in: ‘11:?fffl‘flull‘é‘ ”$153”? Eek: Pfii‘: 2‘ TN“; Efll‘g‘, 331:: Enigma hands of the proper revenue col-1959 and gotI mm a nervous rundown
‘.ll‘1‘;‘l‘)e‘l‘lz“§:“1““ at 1520M“ Willis: said; Mr. Gray. oi the Jersey Central. Dr Frederick Light of New Haven Ra‘s": '1'} tiall’niizd Slatesbiiefore 0c comlitlon. no appetite. W weak and
Danton, ”1 ‘he Baltimore and Ohio 1 a d "‘9 ”“917 . , [said that the dlnlculty of the ml was! 001111., has been elected the fifth presi ° ‘3‘ e or or ‘5 “mm“ ‘3 exhausted -—vtno,l has given’ me no“ ‘
“J. H.11alnbartson, of the Erie: Ed-' Mr. Doherty's nationwide program that courts would not punish c111- lob-I dent o"; Elmira College, the oldest or public in France and here also. ‘ , ,
ward Beadle, or the momma. and for handling the situatiOn includes nic.’ hers severely. The suggestion“ was“ elusivel'y, women’ 11 college in the woridl The "a" instructs "‘0“ malong ”meme and built up my “mm and,
George Spender. oi the mucous fouawxng' acts: Strengthening or rail made 11111111 ts otths United states‘ Dr. Lent is an instructor 111 Yale Uni 0“! mm“ ‘0 ma“ “‘3'“ ‘0 “IE 00* 1'93"" and I m h Gimme!!!“ ' .
Railroad. The committee went into toad police agencies where oneness District Attograigiy’s adios cooperate 'n varsity and the present pastor or the lecior °‘ internal Revenue '0? "W (“a health. and i can heartily recommend
“90W“ 39381011 *0 formulate 41 earn ‘18“ recurrent; packink shipments so the roundup that, will bounds in tho First Baptist church of New Haven} trict inIdwhichI ‘h’l'li autumn the" IE: it to anyone for such conditions.”—
WM“. tor metropolitan district. 1that IaIny tampering will be shown at metropolitan district. He is a native or Nova Scotti. Dr. 3“ 2:: "“33“ 3‘9 " rd 0‘" “t ‘1“ ”1;, Adelaide Carter.
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