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THIS IS _
ROCKINGCHAIB WEEK.
The famous Athletic Under-
wear made in Norwalk; known
and sold the country over.
$1.65 and better.
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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Ill R X\"(‘ ice ere-1m has no «qu: il
in this (fly. You ca nconvinv‘e yourself
trm» by taking some of it.
l6) So.
that this i::
“uni”. New l-Znslnnd (‘andy (70.,
'«iil’l.
Hall of *Br‘idg-mort re.-
l.ir-cuso 11578
The local
.ieu'e-nant
‘wzi :1 Ford ('31:
-"1!l,. stolen from that city.
will kewp an (ye our for it.
“m-r Smith received a complaint;
children throwing stones and1
1 1.1: in lama street and Lexing!
i- niniw. The officer warned the
.1 i'll illil it is hopul tho nuisance!
M'll‘ :0 a MOD. ‘
grin-r Smith received a complaint
mm “'illia Lockwood of Wood
Svei, that his other-in~law, Maggie
wally was sconducting herself.
;.r.- ofi‘icer i vestlgated and quelled
r: 'ixtiu‘lmnce being made by the
man,
AlitHIl'l tliv Grand Army veterans
“TL. the r‘iith's Soldiers’ Home. No-
".l!. \1 ho (‘lllDP here yesterday to at-
-i.:i the funeral of Colonel Christian
7 ~31 Ever“ Emerson Rogers, Freder-
‘ .‘~.l lizissvtt. \Y. A. 'Cougle, George
’ litilH-l'ls. Albert Scott and Thomas
Bus-sinuiilanbury News.
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J
NICO, l1). Pooley. of New York, was
1.11 over In the superior court yes-
1-day in bonds of $2,500 Cy Judge Ba
-. Wnkvmrm. of the Fairfield town
;:~r on the charge of manslaughter.
. icy ran down John Gorham With
automobile July 8 and was held
~;u.~ns1ble for Graham’s death by the
-~.
w "‘lazns caught daily. Can be had at
. Lowndes Oyster Co.
" .i- excursion of Phoenix Engine
:any to North Beach, which was
Framed, owing to a delay in procur-
i"‘(i[lf‘l‘ passenger license for the
’ 4:11” Merchant on July 4, will be
.; Sunday, July 27, and a big attend-
is assured. A special meeting
‘ie held this evening to complete
1 1
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:iir-er Lockwood found the front
' of a store on North Main street
i East night. .The owner was sum-
'.-.-d, and it was found that nothing
. missing. The door had been left
3 by mistake. The man thanked
tar Lockwood for his effl'fiiciency,l
' went home to finish out his
winks." ,
e Salvation Army held its regu-
. «indoor meeting at the corner of.
Laiiroad and Washington avenues last?
A large gathering listened;
i
“TGDEI .—.
.lte‘nl cly to the words of Captain
”hilli: »' and other speakers, and the
nus: 'c :zrnished by the local band.
The l, d is show’. ng great improve— _‘
supenision of Vlr. “
sent 1: .der the
Snead.
EXCURSlON
‘31: in beautiful Hudson 113 Bear,
unfair. ‘unday, July 20th, 1919. New '
._ TEE!” T .-rchant." Music and "18-
u on board. Boat leaves Sn.
‘2»: 1k f:~- amboat. Dock at 8:30. Firs:
' :1' Di ; 3?, factor East 5th street.
’ Teri: Round trip $1.25. Tickets
2:! tc 600.,F0r sale at Wilkin's.
. n': and Skelly's.
an. 3-."
1.1: wasaeoonrnmzm—
: :-r A POOR moms"
13:3 cominent is common
‘rig‘a. Settlinganestate all!
' ‘ more than good Mull.
— :ipally it can: for m.
i How.
IL 9 great; success .01 m»
OInpanies inhandlmc m
; pfings from ,‘
perienc
sonalkmm’
the {mailing
their-aiming
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave. Cannon St.
m “ .
My, Jul, .17. 1019.
SUMMER HOURS.
’nne Weather-a Unsealed.
Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens a18z30 A. M. 3
You can’t afford to In
one day Of the M111 End Sale.
There iss something each day waiting for yOu; something that you didl
It IS always something worthy and desirable and season—;
'Mill End price---which is always
not see before.
gable.
an economy price. ..
Bright new
Linoleum rugs
in the .Mill End!‘
Blabon, progressive maker of linoleum, has done
iomething different.
, He’ 5' brought out rugs made of real linoleum for folks
who want the service that only linoleum will give.
. They’ re seamless. They’ re heavy. .They’ re hand-
Bome in pattern and cheerful in color. ~
Real linoleum with burlap back, flexible, tough, dura-
ble. ‘ . . -
7}» jl‘o the Mill End Sale they come in two of the best
izes at special price :—couldn’t get into the Mill End any
iher way.
2 by 12 feet 6 by 9 feet
. regular $19. 50—$13.50 regular $10—$6. 75 _
P. H. _ . monoor.- ... Ml
Two notable rugs
in the MilliEnd.
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For serwce in room where one most-seeks beauty and
. EcolOT and richness: special Axminster rugs at $351
i (1‘ he1r51s colorful beauty, soft and deep fabric, lustrous
’f‘mish, splendid effect
i Small allover patterns which 1" t into any plan- of fur-
gushing, graceful Qriental designs, handsome flowered cf-
ects. .
, Nine by 12 feet in size, regular $39 to 350—: $35
‘ For dining-room or bedroomnugs of Hodges' wool-
and-fiber. .
i1 d Smooth even surface, cool and light of weight, tough
n
durable_—-for their mixture of wool with tough fiber
gives a rug which has notable strength and service.
2 Designs include medallion centers, small- figured cf-
ects, and pleasing two-toned patterns.
Convenient size, 8 1-4 by 10 1- 2 feet, regular $18—-
$11.50
Third floor.
; ‘_ . Impressive gingham
; dresses at $5. 75. -
' Uust hurrying in, and likely to hurry out just as fast, 1‘”
they are fine eminple of what the Mill End sale brings to
omen and young folks.
“These are special in lines ‘and style and effect for young
1'
A city f .
tiff-nice perfl‘ectandrare
And it is always marked aia
either smaflqcfhecksor 9131de ex~ .
For vacation;
- here’s your bag.
Two sorts offer their services—and their saving to
Mill Enders.
The one tough enough to beIsent as baggage, if you
wish! The other light and to be carried with ease.
Cowhide bags of rich deep-brown color, deep cut so
they open widely to receive contents, steel frame, double
handles, 18—inch size. .
Regular $12- 39
For easy carrying, and for women especially—mat-
ting bag.
50 light it weighs almost nothing. Yet durable and
strong.
Club shape with steel frame, deep cut, 17 inch size.
Regular $2. 50—— . $1.80
Third floor.
20 Mule Team
Borax is 10c.
“Goodness, what a busy spot this fourth floor is”,l
.Yet, nobody should be Surprised at that. .
For the fourth floor just is oversprcad with Mill End
savings.
Mule Team Borax at 10 cents is an example. Every
housewife knows how good it is——and knows its usual
price is at least 15 cents.
Here are some of the other economics for the home
that the fourth flOor offers in such abundance: —
AMERICAN DINNEBWARE, 97 CLOTHES WRINGERS,
.1 Axilece set. rmlxrdSflJO—szsoo 86 75—
am CHIN lnnersete. 1 ALLMINUM Tu W,
pct. regular :57. 90—- 38550 1"- 33 50.. . $2.05
regular
35.85
”gaggzsgnlar ”a2: 33:35:55: Fm] $30M” 751385. aluminum, “fig“-
egg-2235;111:115, upcy chiha, £33351". “mnfingms, heavy 21:13..-
mun“... .. are .33 use Elms—E “mm as”
vases am) moms or cut “th Salim-S. white. 3183”
regular- 34. 50 and $5—-— $8.75
BATHROOM FITTINGS, nickel one
retular ‘5__ glass, rerular 2'50 110.23%”
mm AND DISHES of may MIGERANRS, top icing, regu-
sizea and patterns. recular 10° to lu- :15 to 329—313.“: to $25.95
33- 50 W0 .3 GAS MOVES. 8 burner. and large
CEREAL JARS. regular 760— 350 oven. rerular $19. 60— $14.05
0111 AND \INEGAB bottles, regular GAS OVENS, double (la. door, ne‘-
45ch 250 max- 86-— “’5
WATER SETS, handsome cutting.
. “.35
rats, earthenware. many GAS LIGHTS complete, inverted
ports, regular 55° to :1 05— burner, regular 31.05- 31.25
8.0 h.) m mm GAS H som-
JAPANEEE WHITE CHINA with
plete 1- 2 frosted chimney. tog“.
gold band. plates and fruit on». '1” ‘90"- die
corn, regular 20c to 50¢—
m PAPER, mini C (or 283
100 to 85¢ . g for 850
Pm and twtumblm 33111.0 “Ham mm
and new. regular 25c.5c to u. '15-— .
G lien» ".85!”
38 dog. special at $120—- It
BERRY $133!” Colonial bowl‘
and 5 dishes rerulu- “Jo—Clo
mm
In:
an»
regular $1.3—5 .1
regular 31:! to 81.4:-
WW.
ma‘ '3 l
, mas-4v ‘33:”
aflm 133%...» mm ' "III-r em a 51.55% B
Summer outfittings
for men and women.
Variety is essential feature of the Mill End mercham ‘
disc.
who prefer serviceable sorts find abundance.
Your preferred sort is here—and here at saving. " " 3.
lislc heel and sole, dandy weight, regular ill—79¢
fabric and light effect, regular 25c—19c
but tasteful design, splendid color eficcts
Folks who want fine furnishings
. J «.lb-He.‘ t
them. Folk:
-15.. 1
Men’s tasteful serviceable neglige shirts, light fabric
but durable, light and Summary designs, attractive colors,
regular $1 50—41.19 ‘
Men’s handsome and“ fine black silk socks, excellent
On the other hand, washable four—in-hands of light
And fiber silk shirts of beautcous luster and striking
$365
Women’s stockings of fiber silk, white, black or fan,
fine appearance but with small hurts,
Banies stockings of white or tan cotton,
farting, regular 25c—19c
Union suits for women, soft fine lisle in styles which
insure case and coolness, regular and special sizes, regular.-
fit and 31. 25—821: and 95c
\
Main floor, rear.
$24. 75 gets man
i a $30 suit.
,rcgular $4. 50—:
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first quality sell at 85c
soft and com«
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Want a suit you can wear at almost any season, Sim
'A suit of good fabric and good‘cu-t and color-effect
which is always in tune?
A Suit that is tailored w’eii, that fits well, that looks
well, that will wear well?
It is ready—in the Mill End-its price instead of $30,
is $24.75
A model you’ll like, whether you re conservative or.
march_at the head of the style procession.
it’s a saving of over a five-spot—
'
$24.78
For truest and fullest Summer comfort, suits that are
cool and light!
Alto-Waves are the special Kuppenhcimer summed
suit, of tropic weight and real style and Kuppcnheimcr ,
tailoring.
There are Palm Beaches from Kuppcnhcimcr too.
And some slick and cool and breezy pongéc‘cuits 7 f ,
pinedthem.
~ - Cram and tan for men who like light color as well
light weight; gray and blue and black as well.
nimbetof snort and sensible styles.
fig suits are :13?!
wits are
325
Audio
518 suits are $11.80
$23.50 suits are m
mtg .
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Norwalk Chronicler