1 1111.11. 1111.11 18, 1919
THIS IS
1CKINGCHAIR WEEK.
famous Athletic Under-
msde in Norwalk; known
id the country over.
$1.65 and better.
0
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. 'l' GTON STREET,
NORWALK..
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' 1111-211 (1'31- ;.1:1?nfy of new
and gamma!
1-'1.:- 1k Elnaitvn's. Rand
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. '1-11'1a1. underwear silk
1i1- s are among the
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1.111 11111. Read their;
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FilaVPl)‘ of the South
.\le1hodist Episcopal.
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1hr) s911'.ices R91.
111 intexesting account
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1,; 1 111-115 :11 the recent Cen-l Sy gtoff \lajmflenm u
2.11 lion 11‘ l o‘umbus Ahio and his 51::111' Rem
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with the senators
tions committee- continued its session
101'
I’I‘CSt'OS‘
be ronipleled h} the end 01 the 11'11uk.‘ ,
at the fumtion incl 11 191
Dabis, \linston Spencer Churchill. me
“'13.? SIPIELHIV;
Lord Chief Justice:
Marshal Sir
Haig;
Lone: First Lord of
Viscount l'r1' 09 the memb91's of Gen-
era. Pelshing‘s staff and the command-
no
1.": '11 911 13>‘ e1enlngs week which will the pait in
A 13"”8 congrega. tory- celebration. l
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WASHINGTON, July 18 .—-.Presid9nt’!
Wilson continued his conferences
with Republican senators today, (“5- l
cussing the Peace Treaty and the;
League of Nations covenant at length.
with Senators Kenyon, of Iowa andf
Kellogg, of Minnesota Later he had"
engagements with Senators Capper, of
“Kansas and McNary, of Oregon. 1
Neithei Senator Kenyon nor Sena-J
tor Kellogg would discuss their con-
versations with the President, ut as.
he went to the \Vhite House, Senator l
Kenyon said he intended to ask about
the statement of Senato: Swanson,:
Democrat, of Virginia, in the Senate:
recently. that the United States could
withdraw from the league whenever it,
(lesil‘Pd, adding that this was an im-,'
‘portant point which would clarify the‘
situation. 1
While the President “as confeningg
1he Foreign Rela-
the leadin2 of the
“as sin“.
treatv text.
The trading may;
MORE HONORS
1
FOR GENERAL .
, JOHN PERSHING
W l
(Continua 11 -Il' Fag» Out'l. ‘l
amt was conducted to 1l1e dais whore‘
he 11' 1.4: :11 1- T111 1}'1‘11~_«1.1.11'd .\l:;-1 or .11711.
11111 \1‘110.~i.~s. ‘
‘ 1"..111 . A119 r 1119 ceremonx in the Guildhall
. -- ~~ [the 1.0111 ‘1lavm' entertained the com .
--—--—-— {pan}; at a luntheon .1'. rht Mansi 111
-‘111 daily. Can be had ati Hou4'9. He: 111a] l‘ 1'slli112 sat a isi
1N“. Co. right with Mrs. Davis: wife of the Ani-
bassador, at the left. Others pr esent
\mham =at10 "
the Earl of Healing?
'l.()l‘d l.8'.. r IPHI
Douglas H: i: and 1.11111,
the l'.‘ .1 l oi Cav- .m \‘1al1'1li11m11
the A11 in l'ulty:
officers. ol'tl1e American units
umorrow‘s Vic-5
Also attending the luncheon verc
1the memhc 's of thr1.:\.111rfrrm embas-
John Biddle.
Admiral Knapp j
and other Ameiican naval officers to- .
- Elms at O'Brien's
gather with
\lajm G H Scott and.
Brig. General E \l. Maitland of 1‘1- ‘si‘
of
hold a}
Association
school will
7:111'1ni
1 ‘11::1'1
41H
1} '. he ni2h1 of July 24.
‘ay will leave the Greenwich 955
In case of rain, it read the iesolution of
evening ' lion
furnish music,The city chamberlain. Adrian I). ‘Wf
1,),1.‘ which will dock on itsjPolloc\ then turned to General Per-
11 Greenwich in time forrshing and delivered his
dress.
'Z‘t_1 I‘ 'm
1-l1l 1119 following
.1'1-111'Jsti'a will
3-1111 in Stamford. It is ex-
11 1: .11 lead. 300 will attend.
, __ Chamberlain
this ancient city welcomed in this bani
Theodore Rout-'91 ell, and i' is a happy' :
cucumstance that the, next ceremony:
of precisdv the same character should
be one in which another great Ameri
can is the honored guest of the city——
lthe gallant commander of the Ameri-
i can Expeditionary
whose character and qualities were.
1'9cognized and appreciated by no one
no cuickly'as by Colonel Roosevelt." ,
T f.‘-‘-T CLUB EXCURSION
11114011 of the Norwalk.
August I} to Pali-
:'1 S'imlziy
wr-n' Park. Stopping :11
~: b11111 ways. Music and.
also dancing. Boat.
"\‘»'1:".1':11k I Steam‘lloat dock !
t '13“. Tickets $100. Noj
1‘11 m the 11001;. Tick-l
711'Ily's Fizar Store '3
— CHOCOLATE——
Nestle's 60c lb. _1
~11-P0W'eu Corporation
South Norwalk
CATION 1
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the care of your
1nd dance at Roton' greeted by the Loni Mayor
Thel ace B. Marshall and the Lady Mayor ‘
the Town Clerk. Sir James Bell, 1‘
,11'ibut9 to Field Marshal Halli.
'.1l Sir D11 id P'alh
, :‘h9
1 tinued:
> nations may now
Lac-Liming
. years. (1?
jo_\mrnt (1 1‘1059 blessings will 111 0111i
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1919.
A. M. \Vocster,
1115 Main street Bridgeport Conn:
fuse.
(2) extractor for firearms; ejector for
firearms.
matic door holder.
mounting.
the fame: ‘ l
Pelshing 11.111 been.
811 1101 E
After General
the corpora
authorizing the presentations..‘
formal ad- ,
salt. the
“since the Corpmahn of
“.11 is now nine years,"
Forces. a soldier
Replyinrr -G(neral Pershing paid!
Admir- i
and their men of‘
B1itish Arniv and Naxy and Con 1
:‘\’9' came abroad to maintain the
sac 'ed principles of liberty, which atl-'
mentor and militarism had threatened.
Those 11113,: “etc as 11:..1r';nd dear to:
,1152124' 1l:9y were to
1 hen-11 fighting 0111' (211.190 its wvll as the,
Came of iiwnklnd.
111:111 asmtiaiion
’spit'it 0: con)!“
1'.(1u ‘10u lime,
Out of this ln1i--
has arisen a new|
adeshi [1
‘ll is our hope 111:1! the two gl'eat‘
at: in common lot
new success during
peace to come and in 1119 (-11-!
:fices have 110m fox 11s. t
CONNECTICUT PATENTS. }
following were issued July 8th,
I. st compiled by the office of‘
solicitOr of patents,1
The
Skcllv Bernard H. Bridgeport, aux-
lll'dl)’ h: 9.”? her pipe attach‘nent h.
(arisen. John 13., Hartford, cream matic 5““
extractor l
hinged i'.unnel
Cole, Robert C. Hartford cartridge Clark Norris E,
corner bead;
ion; metal fabric, expanded metal re-
in t'orcement.
Reisinz, Eugene (1., East Hartford,
\(ivht. chn G. New Haven. auto-
Ladd. Osmond Y., Danbury, eyeglass
Gucrriich Frederick 0., Stamford, 5
‘ driving mechanism.
l (2
Reynolds George A.. Greenwich.‘
the E 1
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HANDSOME DRFSSES of»:
Georgette and taffeta and:
serge and crepe dc chine*
and fine jersey, rich in col- i
or and effect, regular $1511:
to filo—$12150 to $29.50: *-
HOUSE DRESSES, pcrcale
and gingham, regular $2 * I
to $4— $1 65 8: $2.35:
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'BUNGALow DRESSES,
SERPENTINE CREPE ki-*
VOVERETI'ES m khaki color,*
gingham or percale, regu-
lar $1. 75 to $2- 51. 45:
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monos, figured, dark reg-
ular 82 to $2 .50— 31-.65;
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regular 34—
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$2. 95
SUITS IN EXCELLENT* *
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$17.50 & $26.50;; .
an :1: a: fliers 11:1rm in all weathers. E ERS for little folks Cute
COATS CAPES AND DOL' The Port Hunter got into trouble, finally 5:111}; 13ft Nantucket. Among things .1 $15,215“ 13511230311311.1191,
”ANS smart styles and 1: salvaged from her cargo were these \ests—and they are not intrinsically damaged :1 95¢ to $1 15
fine ffll-‘T'CS many rich; bit by their bath. Some are discolored—~hut may one is soft and pliable and as =1 _
mOdels, regular ’20 to $45 .“live” as \Vhen brand-new! : * * -%<
$17. 50 8: $26.50 _ , ‘ , , y ' ’ , . _ * FINE CORSETS of special
.11: Salvacre sells at small rice—1f you re lucxy enough to get right chance to bid on .. ' g . . 1 1
=1 11 a: . o P mater1a1., mam moduls,
SKIRTS' in plain colors and .2; it. So these vests, which cost the.W:1r DepartmentSH, are to be sold in the Mill End regular $4 to 53_50_
fine fanCy mixtures and Sale at 53' , ‘1 ' '3; $250 & $2.95
plaids silk and woolen Here are men who can invest in them wisely, ha1e their protection next Au- 3:1 * * *
fabrics regular $6. 50 to tumn and Winter:-— CORSETS or BROCADE
$8. 50— / $4.959 ‘ Firemen pomemen batiste and coutil, three
.WHITE SKIRTS“ b d 13 Motorists Motor-cyclists E Egg lots, 1321:3513”;
, 0'8 dl' ”16,13 ° 1 Cha fiCUI’S . -— u -
Stine styles, 11112121: reg— 53211223911 Truclltmcn "1...“ .1 * * ,, .,. '
ular $1 75 and 32— $1 50: - . . “ MILLINERY—Trim med
* * * , L}... . One of the biggest plums ever :1 Mill 3: hats in 513,185 for every,
PIQUE AND GABARDINE* End brought to men-'é-a ‘. § Summer service, white
white skirts, good models, * 1 ‘ ‘7 ‘ . . * and scasonable colors, tine
regular $3 and $3. 50—- *1. _. Main floor, rear. ’ combinations of straws
. ‘ . /
=11 .1. $2.50.}. aura”: -, Hrs»! . 1:12.221: stanza Mum Hunk 1111-3111:: 11111111111: *tt. ,. gggdrifipeangndhuggmg"
MDSOME W H I TE SWEATERS, élipovcr and VOjILE 1&ng GINGmM SILKfiPETl‘LCOATS, jerslcy regular $150 to $20___ .
SKIRTS, fancy fabrics and coat models, bright hues resses 1' young 0 s a eta an satin rcgu at 1 $1.95 to $7.85
plain, novel ‘and pleasing d charming st 'lers reg- regular $2 95 to sH. 50— $6 to 57. .*SO*—* $4.95 * * * .1
styles, regular $3. 75 to an _ 3 ’ $265&$8'75 . DRESSES OF VOILE or-
:36. 50—* $3.25&$4-50 1113935 to 58.50—— * * * . ENVELOPE CHEMISES, . h -.
- .FINE SUITS for young fine and dainty, regular $1 gaudy and g‘Qg am, regux
WAISTS, voile in white or, ' $335 8‘ ’5'50 women checks“ and plain 10 $250- 75¢t6$139 lar $15 to 516— ”150‘
fancy effects, regular colors, pleasmg styles "' * * 1- * * * .
51 a 5 to 53- * =1- * “omen, checks and plain CORSET COVERS of good PRINTED VOILE DRESS.
93c to $1 95 . regular $25 to $2 7. 50—— fabrlc with pretty trim- ES, many silk trimmed,
111 :11 * YOUNG FOLKS’ Georgette ' _, $10 75 to $19.50 ming of good embroidery, regular $10 and $12.50—
i'sux WAISTS, Georgette . — . -, y , * '1' '1' , regular 31. 25—— 951: , $3.50.
and taffeta and crepe de (“5351 splend1d 3131351 SAUN AND CREPE DE * * '1' a: :1: 1111 .-
chine beautifu] .in 156th . very handsome, regular CHINE camisoles, dainty PETI'ICOATS, black or col DRESSES OF PRINTED.
color’and‘ elle‘ct, regular .7- d .1117 50____ ; and charming, regular ors, sateen and Heather— VOllE, good colors and.
g. 95 to $6 50__’ 3" an ‘ ‘ ' $1.50 and $2— bloom, regular 31. 50 to $3 styles, regular $6.50—
“ $165 65& 54 50 ‘ $17. so a: $19. 501 ' $125 a. $1. 75 st 25 to $225 $4.75
HE HOW LAND DRY GOODS CO '
YOKOH AMA, June 10 (Correspond-
..-_.___,'T 3...__‘ --
tailored styles, tan black*
and navy, serge poplin
and g:1bardi11e,r'egular 3:0
to $50-.— -
SUMMER HOURS.
Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens at 8:30 AM. J
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These vest; were on the way to France aboard
They mere to be worn by United States fl1ezs in France.
Built of fine selected leather, they were lined with heaxy woolen fabric.
cold and piercing winds of the upper air could not penetrate them. They d keep the
.1 Uncle Sam and .
OldOcean join § ‘ .
1. in a Mill End - .
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bargain fer men! * .
Aviators’ vests, made for the War Depart-
:ment, salvaged from the Atlantic Ocean,
now ready for Bridgeport-men!
*They cost Uncle Sam $14 each-"Bridgeport men can
buy them at
the
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$5!
steamer, Port Hunter.
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,Thc
.pab-AW‘ .
FINE ENVELOPE Chemises:
and nighthWnS, samples,
regular $1 25 to $3. 50—
89c 10.52.50
* * =k
MK CREPE BLOOMERS,
delightfully comfortable,
~rcgular Sl— , 75c
=l< =l< rk
CREPE NIGHTGOWNS.
soft and comforting and
cool. prettily trimmed,
regular $1.50— $1.10
=40 =l< *
MIDDY BLOUSES for
girls, white and colors, lots
of ’cm, regular $1.75 to
$5— $1.35 to $3.25
* =i< =l<
GIRLS’ SKIRTS, white wash
fabrics or good plaids
checks and plain scrgcs,
regular 55: to 85——
$1.65 to $2. 75
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ROMPERS AND CREE? '
Plainville, (4).
corner bead construct-
ly and socially.
0‘
CONDEMNB
WITH FRANCE.
LINCOLN, Nell,
km; .13 —In a other women rel
\"There is nothing wrong in secur-
Anderson John W., New London, ing' development, morally, economical- national boaid of directors, of which
If the best efl'orts are
made in these. directions it is [0 be
hoped that no great: dlflficulty will be of Sept. 29. The convention willopen.‘
experienced in surpassing the a' m formally that evening. Mrs French-
-gant sesterners and bringing them to is to preside, assisted by Mrs. Emilie
their knees ”
URGES JAPANESE ' ' ‘
TO DEVELOP 3““
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ALLIANCE
) telephone exchange system; anto- ence of The Associated Press) .—F‘nil- statement given out last night William
1 ure of the Peace Conference at Paris
y Bonds, you; insurd
policies, your 1983]. .
your extra
'7.- with this bank by . 1
them in a. Safe Dc-
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30'! A P003 EXECUTOR'
am
good intentions.
to adopt Jajlm's proposal
equality was denounced by Marquis 1Whfl6 68m “I13 League 0‘ Nfig
Okum'a dome-rig Premier of 7am. flan, condemns any alliance with
in an address e de ivered recently Fun "Win m a
‘before the Japan Civilisation Society“ cs Mr. $1 '
. " It is a blot on Justice and humanity
' m comment is common tum: the whites, who constitute lose
all: 1mm one-third one» wom'pmun-TM s:
don, assume the control of the world.
and
of mold
a league 111-i:
«nammmueornma. De-
Idedmmunmadwhtmmmm W-
7 your:
teams...»
credit at both. The statement 4cm:- on torthe intern-aims!
3.817311. tamer seam“? of 3““ ‘JAPAN ,TO HAVE 0- i
«nu-3‘ m ins-1»
innocent-cam my 1 my house .
31, inclusive The plans are for the
Mrs. Rueben R. Hutchcraxt, Paris. Ky...
is chairman, to meet on the afternoon
Hendricks. of Salem, Ore: . and Mrs
G L. ..F Rohieon, Hartford, Conn.‘
first and second vicepresidents, red
spectli‘ély?
The American War Mothers is an
organization of m ers of soldiers
mitted to membership.
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LONDON June 20 (Oasis
of The Associatedd’flee) ~01 III the
s rers from the Butane?!“ regime
sugary, the men he saw were 1.
es not being ad- the lent Inhlpw. accord!“ to II N. l
'1 Brailsford ,n weliztmw-n British jour- l
in
Must.
He says that dam in: stay there I
who
hemaagoedmny
were obliged rework for the Int the
fin their lives.
went an. 7136 a tear m
It: or tho-emote]: i Wan
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“Some, were certainly may" ”incl
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will enable M1
I: quite unconsciously m- furnish." . ‘
self nith ammunition which he. .
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0”" 0‘ Which if really read. really a": ‘ "
V “513"“! by the person to Wfa‘nm It "
'-.1:1!§1’pens no appeal
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