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l mNESDAY, JULY 14,1920.
1 mTURE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW
A challenge is made that there is not
Bligh tide, 11 .21; low, 11 3.9 i}:
Ten Plead Guilty and Contribute to
Public Treasury.
Ten violators of the headlight low
were arraigned before Judge John H.
Selleck in the Darien Court Tuesday
night. All pleaded guilty and each
paid a fine of $10 and costs. Auto-
mobilistsfrom several sections of the.
State were among those arraigned
They were arrested several days ago
by State inspectors. ' ‘
The arrests and trial of the violators
' I 'OMORRO W-—-—' I 'HURSDA I
is part of the crusade being carried ”
on by the State automobile depart— 11,“ “
ment against those who, despite warn»
ings, persist in using illegal headdg
A squad
a team from 9 to 112 years of age in
Norwalk that can, defeat the Giants.
flan rise, 5 .33 set, 8 =24.
Chamber of The Associated Press.
lAnother game between the Tigers,
and the Giants is staged for this after-
noon at the Baxter Grounds. A. San-
tella. manager of the Giants wishes
' to hear from any team; meeting the
above requirements that is ambitious
The Associated Press is exclusively '
mum] to the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
in local news published herein. _1
an rights 01: publication of spa
enough to meet them.
BREAD seto'sv THE ounce.
do! dispatches herein are also re-
med. 1
lights on their automobiles.
of State inspectors has been assigned
to this district to arrest all violators.
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PITTSBURGH, July ILL—Bread will
be sold here by the ounce instead of
by the loaf and three—fourths of a
cent has been fixed as the standard
price under an agreement between
wholesalers and retailers announced
today. All loaves will be marked as
to weight and purchasers will have
the privilege of placing them on the
Deaths and Funerals
"’ scales.
Funeral of Norman Joseph Lynch W
CHURCH BUSINESSVBLGCK.
Norman Joseph Lynch, 6 year old
son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Lynch of CHICAGO, July.14.—-—A twenty-story
building containing a church auditor-
:3 Franklin avenue, was buiied from
ium will be erected on the site of the
the home of his parents yesterday at.
Mon at 2 39 oclock Father Thom- First Methodist church, at Clark and
{Washington streets, as a part of the
:3: Finn officiated
The child was the oldest son of coming centennary reconstruction
m3... and Mrs J Lynch and one o the program, it was announced today by _
most popular children in the ngigh- 33111211) 3111110111813 Ficholson. Six. floors grails? tfilaiu§gzss 0:38 :31 s; 33113311111111
Mood. As testimony of their inter- Dedicffloivfiges bgegegé‘liggf fi§§v§t§§§”smi even transportation. 'There was
‘ - dancing on the streets.
Little Children’s Footwear
45881; 49 pieces of flowers to the late
name
So cool and comfortable for these warm summer days.
STRAP PUMPS, oxronps, PLAY SHOES-s ' ' ‘ ,
The funeral was quiet and the
liar-la! was in St. Mary’s cemetery.
The Lynch family lost another child
Also white canvass leather and rubber soled in a number
of styles. .9 aim '
snap manner: -1. - 1
ELWOOD £9” GLOVER
INJUNCTION AGAINST
122 Washington Street
FRANCE HAS A HOLIDAY.
PARIS, July 14.——France today cel-
ebrated the 13151: anniversary of the
taking of the Bastille. Artillery and
infantry numbering 41, 000 marched
through Paris to the Vincennes race
track for a. review. {French and A111-
'erican flags were entwined with the
colors of the other ollies on Paris
buildings.
The press today printed greetings
to “Foch, France and Its Army,” and,
an American Legion message to the
French were displayed in the newspasli-I-
pers. A silk American flag woven by’
California girls was to have been
presented to Marshal Foch, but he
was at Spa.
1200 Banner Bargains. A Day of Wonder Values.
DRESS
- VOILES'
Made to soil for 696 and 79c yd,
On sale at—
49c Yard
All.new and 'i‘rcsh floral scroll
and figured designs, all cxmt
lent quality in a wide lkll‘lnt" of
colors and color combinations.
just what you want for (1111551119
and blouses.
Novelty French Voiles
On Sale at 980 yd.
A variety of bewildering lowly
patterns. rich stylish otter-ls and
beautiful combination of colors.
Imperial Check Dimities
30~Inches Wide
ON SALE AT 69c YARD
Light, cool and sort in ltxllll‘t‘.
OUR GREATSALE OF
Silks and Summer Dress Goods
Is the Talk of the ToWn
THOUSANDS OF YARDS 0F SILKS. SATINS. CREPE DE CHINE. GEORG-
ETTE CREEES. SPORT SKIRTINGS, PONGEE SILKS ORGANDIES AND
FIGURED DRESS VOILES AT LESS THAN MILL COST. . ~11 1151! ,1
White Baronet Sport Satin White Sport Skirting
For skirts, «lo—inches wide, plain and fancy A rich 111511110118 satiny finiSh; made to sell
0 . _....
« Tomorrow. $3.49 yd.1 at $‘“00 3 ard, $1.29
33 -Inch Natural Pongec Silk Was $2.98
Tomorow. $1. 49 yd.
Queen Anne White Sport Satin
Most stylish and popular for sport skirts;
40 inches wide; regular $5. 00 value—
Tomorrow. Special. $3. 98 yd.
Imported White Crepe dc Chine
40 inches wide, the best to be had; regular
price, $4.50—
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«our.
SUFFRAGE REFUSED
(Continued from first page)
Silk Sport Skirting
Fancy stripe, two tone effects, was $750——
Tomorrow. Special. $4.49 yd.
36-Inch White Satin
Tomorrow. $2.49 yd.
36-Inch Navy Chilton Tail'cta
all pure silk dye, rich lustrous finish, crisp
and dressy. Value $4.00 a yard—-
Tomorrow. Special. $1.99 yd.
.w-
the State Legislation in ratifying the 1 1
“mull-age amendment and that it had
.110 authority to pass upOn the validity
«at such an amendment. Mr. Fair-
»chllds noted an appeal to the Supreme
court of the l nited States Bain-
111'ng Colby, secxetaly or state, and
. A. Mitchell Palme: attorney- general,
, asked the court to dismiss the pro-
Mngs.
' Hearings on the motion were held
ll'oefore Justice Bailey, Edward ‘3.
Wheeler of New York aigued for the
i
:plnintitf and Solicitor-Genera; Frler- .
«afigggfiéfmfipeggde(iroftéidgsgfi: 3 STORES IN ONE NO STAIRS T0 CLIMB Tomorrow' Speclal. $238 yd. 36-Illcll Black Satin Messaline a fabric that will give splendid
n Iii-.1: :1 ., ‘ - . . .::: 1‘ i : 1:.
emment a mas ( oxermnent toun SAVE 20 PER CENT ON ALL PURCHASES Baronet Satin An exceptioncl fine quality, smooth rich 1:951:11; 5mm” md 1mm 11‘
:39! argued that M: F'alrchilds did not
show in his bill any peculiar interest
in the subject mattel as to entitle him
:to maintain the suit against them.
"Urey also denied that Mr Falrchild's
Slain set forth any condition requiring
tlequitable reliefand contended further .
_ that Mr. Fairchild s had not shown ex-
, prudence of any emergency calling for
injunction relief. In this connection
they pointed out that the necessary
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finish. Value $2.49 yard—a
Tomorrow. Special. $1.79 yd.
French Organdies
Crisp, dressy finish, much in vogue for dress
es and summer wear; value $1.49—
Tomorrow. Special. $1.25 yd.
In
$6.00
black, 9. rich, exquisite finish, regular,
value——
Tomorrow. Special. $3.98 yd.
1“ ‘“ Colored Dress Poplins
36- inches wide. excellent quality and silky“ 1
finish, Regular $1. 00 value—-
Noteworthy
Specials
Women‘ s Georgette Waists
STERLING’S
"53,1 NQRWALK'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE .- ;
. «f1, 1 :1 1 .
.:::nberélf states of 316 ratification of $926131. 69c Yd h
511 1age amen ment and that . I ‘Ihh 1 “(13h noweg ms
.:iherefore no proclamation is imml- Blacksurf satin ion‘liliil‘llfiaglzes 36 to H“ "mm“
meritmmring that “suffrage" is 3 mm Fancy Weave White Baronet Satin Durable smart. appearance with a lustrous 31939-1" 11‘.“ S ecial $5 49
$311211 ta] 1:1 ’flf'pla hot lthe American Value, $4.50 .1 . «a mcrccrized finish, 3Gsinches wide, value $1.50—— IW’WO ’ ,8 Pettllcoatl; '
.-‘, ernmen , . ‘ _ , mm
. e. .. said 5.1. Tomorrow. $2.98 rd. 1 . ,. Tomorrow. $1.09 yd. mack sxound w... fancy figured
:sne was far more important even than
designs, value $2 50"-
firm; the abolition of slavery 01- pro- 1
L333? 'I‘iimssdffrdhe use (10f Stmmg ‘1 . . .3 .. Special, $1. 89
«5...... “gas-edged??? $53.11;: UNQUESTIONABLY EXTRAORDINARE {VALUES Our Domestic nepartmenc or. , White same. Petticoats
1:32?“ of the coming presidential elcc~ 1‘ FEATURED AT THIS m.m‘3 rm Wonderful Values for This enigéoped' rufiled and bemstitcbed
*. 1 ‘1 _ 1 , g - c . m 1 1 .
——...—.—. . . 1 - Lb" . , ‘ “Fwy, F‘ 1315398
gAggthgisT'i-Picr DEPUTIES Sale, su-mewmiliillfim is $5155 Summer 115161115 meta.
u 3 14 “State Depu- 81x90 Muslin Sheets Special, $3. 29
lit _
Children’ 9 Wash Dresses
Plaid stripe and check ginghams
sizes. 6 to 14 years—-
37 John 1F. Callahan, Knights of Co-
: minibus of this city, announced today
1 appointment of district deputies as
Bumble, good wearing quality;
free from dressing and seamless.
311551115229».
Sale Of Dresses
izl'ollows: . _
_ New Haven, Joseph H. Mmlvey; 1 ' ”“3” my, , Spec $2.79
_“éWaterbury, Edward J. Real: South- an r S £5136 Pillow cm 7 - .Women’ ’l Handkermeis
5-1-5533. spaiiicégfdzlmlzini‘éfi . We" “13de “Wiceable ““1“": Fancy colored and plain White
:1. lightnion; filllfiaquEdviilard Mullen; {a trimmed end-— Special, 5% ea hemetitched, regular, 1:112:13 12°
- e own, '1 ; . , , In" “ ' . .-.: Spec
1%” John R $555511; eérénw‘é.?3.“iu‘. 1% Hundreds of Charmin}? Models at about actual cost ._ '27 Inch pm, Gingham a” men s Handkerchiefs
"Tl-lda'dI-l t- h , , , ,
. » «1:11;: 12:13:51? 11310.8 éltzil'impflsiglg ,, of materials. “Illicit" hall I” One of the most popular makes, 395“” 19°” 1 .
, ‘Hartford, South Manchester, Rock- DRESSES 11‘ $18 98 11’11‘FI‘1W‘ high quality, excellen variety of , :1 l , 31,0013]; 12 1'20
- ' , 4 .- plaids and checks; regular price may Grade Writing Paper
'tille. Stafford Springs, Thompsonville,
.:md \Vindsor Locks, Lawrence F. Ken-
mm, Hartford.
1 A meeting of district deputies and
state omcers will be held at theGrade
motel, New Haven, Sunday, July 18.
SAYS BUSSES WILL OPERATE.
: BRIDGEPORT, July '14.—-“Tomor~
new (the day upon which the new or-
ldinance goes into effect) busses will
operate as usual They will take their
' :regular runs and will continue to
. me the public as if nothing had hap-
pened," was the statement of John B.
. ~Schwartbz, president of the Jitney—
" 'men’s Association, today.
At a meeting of the jitneymen, last
mght $1 000 was subscribed to a “de-
Utense fund ” which it is hoped will
eventually reach $10, 000.
It was announced today that a local
firm of lawyers had been engaged to
: defend any jitneurs arrested tomor-
HANGMEN OF GERMANY STRIKE.
LONDON, July 14 ——The hangmen
of Germany have gone on strike for
* increased wages. says :1. Berlin dis- ,
. with to the
Ex chan ge Telegraph .
company today quoting German '
newspapers.
, At Meiningen, according to the dis-
, patch, the execution of a murderer
could not be carried out, as the Halle
, and Mumch hangmen refused to
101-15.
STRANGER KNOCKED
DOWN BY AUTO
A large New York car bound for
,Danbury, ran into a man from West-
jurt, who was about to cross Main
meet in front of Gardella’s fruit
"about 10 o’clock this morning,
aria while a great many people
W the stranger had been killed. ._
'1 '1 carried into the store and
"amazement or all he stood ,
July Furniture Sale
If“ MONEY SAVING EVENT FOR EVERY ONE
REFRIGERATORS AT 20 PER CENT OFF
$11.00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price. . .5 8.80
515. 00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price ......912.00
520. 00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price. . . . . . 5115.00
525. 00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price . . . . . .520 00
$35. 00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price. . 928.00
945. 00 REFRIGERATDRS. Sale Price. .. .. . .930. 00
$50. 00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price .. . .340. 00
$75.00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price. my... . .$60 0.0 ,
The fully guaranteed kind— Sterling quality throughout-l:
Satisfaction guaranteed. gm. -
OILSTOVES. BEDS. _ SPRINGS MATI‘RESSES.
__RUGS. RANGES. ROCKERS. are .—ALL AT
' 20 PER CENT 0911. ~ ,1...
.1. .iétlw’h
. Sterling F - g'tjure Co. _ v.
cancer! that he was all
out my. and got his hit:
it n thestreet and then”
127—129-131 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 105 ‘ "
'11 You would pay as much for the material alone.
"41115115951115 tailored models—— 5.9
“1"?“
Regular Prices frOm $25.00 to $40.00
, These dresses are the finest ever ofier‘ed at the price. Beau-
tiful figured foulard tafietta silk, beaded georgette and pop-
lin in any number of styles to select from.
_. DRESSES AT $14.98 '
Regular Prices from $18.00 to $22.00
These lovely summer dresses are fashioned of organdje
voile, Linens and Poplin, a. most varied assortment of models.
a
DRESSES. $5.98 TO $11.98
Attractive cool summer dresses. correct styles and de-
pendable—e 1.9m * .35“
..._. WASH SKIRTS .::-«.9...-
mm
Regular size. $2.98: Extra sink. $3 .50
STYLISH WASH SKIRTS
Of White Gabardine, attractive models with rows of tucking,
pearl buttons and. novelty pockets. 1
SPECIAL. $7.25
la. 1 1 A . .
‘ RICH SUMMER SKIRTS
or Barenet Satin, Shantung Poplin and sin-r Satin, dozens
of epic and span styles, and the finest quality.1
1., .1.-. , . SPECIAL. $14.98 1.
WOOL PLAID spom , .
mm
1 SPECIAL 91299 ‘1
49c. Tomorrow less than mill price,
1’11”" . x. 290 yd
White Linens Suiting
Double fold, looks and {veers like
real linen; regular 59¢ a yard—-
Special, 450 yd.
Table Damask
Merceriz'ed finish, durable good
wearing quality assmted patterns
regular, $1. 39——
Special, $1.00 yd.
Linen Weft Table Napkins
Dinner size, righ quality attrac-
tive patterns, Value. $9. 00——
Special, $5 98'doz.
White Bed Spreads
Full size, good wearing quality;
1 hemmed ends—-
1 Models of fine quality Gabardine, finished with belt and I
smart pockets— ‘
... " Special. $2.98
Turkish Towels
Generous size, strongly woven,
pure white, value 49c—
1‘ Special, 39c ea.
1 run Yard, Wide
Standard High Grade 1
Percale ""
The best 49c value on the market.
Tomorrow your unrestricted choice.
W 390 yd.
White and Coloring Bathe
Suiting:
36—inchs wide, regular $1.25 a yd.
Tomorrow—«e _
3993211200” W 380 1'34
Imported Scotch Gingham
lathe urge even checks. regu-
lar price 31.25.58. poem»
1 -:i $10.“
Assorted tints, 48 sheets 48 en-
velopes, Regular. 980—:
Special, 651: Box
Week-End Matting Shopping
Bags, Special, «$1.49.
colonial Rag Rugs
Size 27x54 made from new sani-
tary rags, tightly woven; in all col:
01's with contrasting borders and
fringe—
’ Special, $1.69
Housefurnishing
Specials
Housefurnishing Specials
Fits~’cm— all Fruit Jat Rings, remi-
lar,15c doz, Special-~
Three dozen for, 29¢:
Galvanized Iron Water Pails
12 quart size, Regular 00c~—
;. Special, 490
Wright‘s Silver Cream Polish
Regular price, 30c:—
Bpecial, 210
Galvamz' ed Iron Wash Tub
Medium size. regular price $175
Bpecia1,$1.35
Aluminum Tea Kettles
5 quart size regular $3 50-
Special.
$2. 98
(Auto Vacuum Ice Cream 1
1mm '5.
No turning or cranking freezes
ice cream herd and smooth, and
saves ice. No separate parts to
clean“—
a Two quart Size, $4 93
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