nocmoofiam WEEK.
The famous Athletic Under-
wear made in Norwalk; known
and sold the country over.-
" 51.65 and better.
1
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Joseph Davis»,
85 wnsmoron smear, I
soon: nonwALx.
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——Just try our new quality Ice Cream.
Since we co111menced making our XXX
quality. the mnnand has steadily in-
creased. it won‘t take you long: to see
why. New England Candy Co., 10 So.
Main.
Frederick A. P. Ziesmer, of New Ca-
mean, and well-known there and in Nor-
walk, enlisted in the United States
navy in New Haven yesterday.
Mrs. James Conroy, of lsaacsflstreet.
1who has for .tlle past week been quite
if.) at her home, is reported as being'
slightly improved today.
vlfiiccra and eligible enlisted men of
the local companies of the State Guard
.rc preparing to go to Camp Freeman,
:‘Jiantic. a wmk from today. for a camp
.1 instruction of five days.
An eight and one half pound 11119 was
‘orn July 16th to Mr. and Airs. H. E.
111911111. of Bimhurst. Long 1111111111.
Mrs. Mueller before marriage was Miss
"ln-rcsa Sven. of this city.
—-{‘lams caught daily (‘an be had at
the Low ndes Oyster Co.
Miss Alfredo. Lindberg, of Terry ave-
uuc, who recently underwent an opera-
tion for appandicitis at tl1e_‘i.\’orwalk
Hospital. returned to her home today.
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Vacationing the
Mill End Way
Women are supplying many of their vacation needs
economically through the Mill End Sale
1 Sweaters for Women. Slip-On style colors are/rose,
copen, turquoise, —these are knitted of a mercerised yarn
tvery silky in appearance and v cry special value new to the
Mill End Sige 51.15
I Crepe dc chine Waists—Georgette W aists—white
flash or maize \ alues $3 and $3. 50 Mill End Price 52. 65
l Bathing Suits for women—~knitted with bloomers—
icolor of trimming orange and black or black and white
, aluc $2. Mill End Sale 51.55
1 White Dress Skirts—=pique or gabardinc—regular and
extra sides made with natty pockets value $2.50 Mill End
price 51.95
5
<lie 1's convalescing rapidly.
An artificial ice plant of ten tons a
day capacity has just. been established
.n Bristol and ice will he sold at the
tolant at fifty cents per hundred
pounds.
A certificate was filed in the New
glaven town clerk's office yesterday
.;hanging the name of the Smith Broth—
«rs Oyster company of that city to the
Sea Coast Oyster company.
Edward B. Doulens, chairman of the
‘éti-piiblican city committee, has called
.1 meeting 01‘ a, conference committee
' o be held in the Council Chamber City
1lall rbuilding on Wednesday evening,
.1 8 o‘clock.
._... s
The new home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
~ 1' B. Kay, of Grumman aVenue. which
.-. located in Newtown avenue just be-
.(M- the Hawxhurst. property, in Cran-
UUFY. is rapidly nearing completion.
"'1r and Mrs. Kay will take up their
"'vsxdence before fall.
Beginning the first of the week every
11 munion barber shop in Bridgeport
“ be picketed by members of the
1.1;m' union, who will bear placards
‘ inch is printed a. request to the
Ilzenl‘y of Bridgeport to use union
inscrial parlors and their work done
“ y unitn barber's.
'v.
1‘!
tion to have Sanford G. Free-
'Appi
an. 4 £$¥9¥é,j’¥‘r& A mwufi‘ci‘fi‘g a; 4
.1110 .1 estate belonging to his
"lll‘blll(:“- law, the late Charles Hoad-
.‘zey Tn , who died in Melroue, N. Y..
was 111.. ‘I yesterday in the Hartford
:rvrobate 1 rt. Freeman was guardian
' i the em. : cf Tudor while the 18.1th
4' a min' '. Tudor died when twenty-
" year: "1 and in his application
~ Wright Barber, of 'Melrose. Tudor’s
. wr—in’law and also an administra-
' (1f the estate, claims that [Freeman
gardian never made a complete ac-
:. 111g of his trust to the Hartford
Second floor.
Women’s Dresses
Mill End 8310
i ‘ Voile Dresses in light blue pink black and white
checks and the collars and cuffs are trimmed with pique
Lvalue $5. Mill End Sale 53. 75
i Figured and checked voile dresses also some ginghams
i—yaluc $8. 50 Mill End Price 55.75
.I Satin and Tafieta dresses navy predominates advance
'models values $25. 50 Mill End Sale 517.50
I House Dresses-—percalcs ginghams-g ood patterns
yalues $2 and $2.10 Mill End Price 51.65
SilksundSotins
Satin Messaline 35 inches
wide all colors including
black value 32.:
Mill End price 51.50
{1‘ afieta- and Satin plaids
and stripes value $2 at 51.25
White Wash “Satin. 536
'filtncs‘L" widevafruc “35,75 T
sale 52.25
Cr’cpe dc chine 40 inches
wide in light or.dark colors
I Mill End Prices
1
nly 35c quality sale price
rib for girls and medium
I. W o m e 11’ s Underwear
Mill End Price 65c
131.15,. Reg; 75c values$2 and 112. 25
The Sea
sank 01? Nantucket.
warm and cost Uncle Sam 5
some of them. Uncle Sam
Firemen
Motorists
Drivers
Sailormen
y..
(13"
Window Shades
Mill End Values
Just received! Made of
ends of pieces of oil opaque
and cambric cloth—only 12
to 72 of each color. Colors
are French grey, ivory,
Mauve and white. 'A real
Mill End, worth $1.40 and
$1.00., ,While they last 791:
Third floor.
New Mill Ends in
Boys’ Wash Suits
Belted suits of blue or grey
chambray also some blue
and white stripe with white
collar and belt and short
sleeves.
These are new to the sale
and are big values for boys
from 3 to 8 years
Mill End Price 5150
Basement front
Towels and Damask.
Hcmstitched union buck
towels, good heavy quality.
Reg $1.
Tunney RefiTfarhfskj Reg-
ular $1.. Mill End price
8°C the yard
Bleached mercerised dam-
ask, 60 inches wide. Reg 65C
1'3
Hemmed Huck Towels
sh
Hosiery and Underwear
Women’ s Hosiery of fibre
£1,111 lisle heel and sole, black
3 27¢
'1 Children’s Hosiery in fine
{weight for boys 50c quality
1' Mill End Price 37c
Tght Weight combination
Puits. Reg. 75c,
I Children’ s Underwear—
combination suits for boys or
L } Mill End Price 65c
1
In the Mill End Sale at 51 .65
and 30c. Mill End Sale 25c
Mill End Price 65: '
In the Sale 50c;
seek for wear and for home comfort. Enough of them to fill an ordinary store over
gover--every one bright with theMillEnd feature of VALUE.
Gave Up; .
Uncle Sam Lost
Sounds scnsationalT-but it’s true—The Port liuntcr
Among the thin
Vests made of selected leather lined wit
terial and strange to say they are not much the worse for
their experience—a little discolored in some cases but
soft and pliable and serviceable as now.
These were made to keep the aviators
pigs salvaged were
a heavy Wool ma-
in France
14. We had a chance to get
lost; Bridgeport men win!—
you can buy them here now for $5.
They are specially good for and interesting to
Policemen
Motor-cyclists
Chauffeurs
Truckmen
One of the biggest values of the sale to men $5
”Babieokompen
MillEndPI-ioed
Just came romping into
this sale a special .lot of child-
ren’s creepers and rompers
made of Everitt Classic
gingham, pink and. blue
checks, round necks finished
with white braid sizes 1,2,
and 3 yrs.
M111 End Price 69c
FourthfloorBI-isdec
mom-111mm
4 ft. Clothe: bars. Reg. 81 at 15c.
”laurel Mail Boxes. Reg. 82.25 at
31.50
sun Cord Clothes lines Reg.
51. 35 at 51.10 per 100 tenet.
“Bu-19' Chair Eons. 1L LL,
1n. Reg. 60c to We at 45c.
Floor Brooms. Reg. 75c at 500.
Reg. 31.50 at $1.15
Self wringing mops. Reg. Slat
65¢.
Nursery Refrigerators.
$4.25.
'Wasie I’apv"
brown or am;
\V ocl V. 1. l
la:
Basia e1 s~meta ——
Reg. 51.10111
Dusters Eon-g ~ handle.
ghtly imperfect value 3501.1;11 at :11.-.
I Fourth 1100!.
g ' ‘ THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS co.
'i - ' Ball Players
Electric Irons. Reg. 84.50 at }
83.25
.Wet “‘aeh Baskets. Beg. 51.55
at 51.25.
Carpet Swecpera. RAI- SZQSO at
51.08. “‘
Step Stools. Rec. $1.35 at 850.
Firelenp Cookers. Rec. :10 at
Food Choppers. Reg. 83.00 at
Marx’s " '
##iw fi’fifi‘t‘fiw *1 4
light cool materials in light 5750' Sale ”I“ 6‘3“
colored stripes. Reg. $1.50 " 1‘ ‘
Reg. $5.50 5
”mafifie. 1010. .1“. ll" m; m
5' -‘»_g-'L:1a;..~j 5; , , StoreCloscs DailyatS; 51.111111113151119; Opens a1830A.M.1 ., I I 5 A I".
it ,., ,5:M
I ' ..... Hurrah 1111 another 5
g." Mill End Saturday”
Men’s Garments , 5 ,
Mill Ending Out -:
These prices are responsible—but there are chain?
pickings still here for you. «1
Air-o-wcavcs—Palm beach suits from the House &
Kuppenheimer usually $15 to $25 I
\
now 511.25 to m '7'
One special lot—mostly Kuppenheimer suits——-pTal‘n I}
button sack coat, young men’ s semi-conservative and m
line models good variety of materials $35 suits for 520.”
Straw Hats every weave from Panama to Scnnit wire
52 to $6.50 Sale Price 51.60 to 54.”
Headlight blue railroad stripe overalls and jumpers—11
heavy quality—sizes 34 to 50 were 82. 25. 7
Mill End price 51.“
4' will
Catchers-Specially
One catcher to every nine men was lost sight of hi
our sporting goods buyer or some of you back~stops~urc”
not properly protected—we have at this time about no,
catchers mits, 22 chest protectors and 19 catchers -
and most of them are good ones some as good as $6 "
even a few better ones 1
This entire assortment will find its way into the 5 _,
End Sale Saturday morning and not before at 51 . "
Fourth floor front. , _,
Men, Hill End Shoeoond'l'ioo .41
lMcn’s Underwear—min-
sonic—light weight—shirts
and drawers 5
Mill End Price 69c
Men’s cherry tan Calf me '
fords English style also
some bluchcr models value
The same material in $8 Sale price I I
combinations ,
Sale‘Price $1.22 ‘ Men s gun metal calf ox-
fords 1mm; stvle4
o
Women’s oxfords oil
pumps in one lot quite 1W,
ricty of lasts and on: 1111111111
Mill End Price $1.19
I Men’s Neckwear—four-in-
hands in dark- colorings.
Reg. 75c. in canvas, these are 'all 3511'
Mill End Price 59c values M111£11d1>11ccsfld
\
r.- court.
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5W“ A GOOD IRISH!)—
I‘A POOR EXECUTOB’ ’
, - more than
. '1 Cipally it 001“! for now-
ng How.
5 FOREST FIRES
ed]! ' trons is there any possibility of con- flames.
trolling the names, district forest
service official: said.
Service 85,000 daily to light the tire-
in this district. it was sold,
5
.the Kootenui Erect.
One on the worst 11min the district
RAGING IN. WEST
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Just across the Idaho line. “\th of’
iDillon. This fire is sweeping} our the -
Imam-1min on a. six-mile matrwith the,
Only with favorable weather condi- wind blowing 3 1111mm}; fun the:
Ranch Homage-Isolated». I
, The ranch house: on Blue moiI
1: 11s chums the New Mt neu- rues: River. Idaho. m snout-
in
21-12 great success .0! rm:
m
mpaniea in handling » .,
)erience—oauplod .wlh' -
=1ona1
the damage done to valuable umber
admin-99ers: monum-
mambo!
five square miles. ,- »
WW
i non-.1 was menaced by the some fire.
was said to be in the Salmon" forest, WA
Inventisuoru lune been worn-(m
Wine flmdhfln’m1ay,m
mains. ,. mun
edbyatomtmcwoflngfmarmmmam
ANT OUT FOR ‘
SONIA ICE KING“
(cautious-i tram Page 0110);
h.—
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memento uncertain.
under-them
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«hex-conundrum.”
econslderable damage, was reported 111 officials. About zoowoooooo teat odds-v short-gen have bean haunt ail-d time. The youngster started running or for Elation, cumin-11.}
have an.” provided amulet momma Mammal-tunes ehort theater, and nadir
Im
the price.
convictionounpem
mu. Pm
cutordlcOmdwmbomkmw
mum.“
pm train. to his home, utter
The engineer of the locomotive. D.- nnodlonl examiner.
m Tunnel-.131.
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