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:rFi’ance‘ Restricts Nthiber Sailing
Aunt? toz
v' Limitation or membership in the
Knights or 0011111111113 pilgrimage to’ »
Erance‘ for the unveiling of the La—g»
{Fayette statue by Marshal Foch 0':
”ska-gust 21,11“ Men requésted by the
French government through its ar-
1:341:11 ‘fbfirlst bureau, William J. Mc- ' 7
fflinley, supreme (secretary, announc~.
m at ““heeduuarters 11 New Haven
Efl‘hmdaty. The meniberéhip will! 'be
”met at 250 because of overseas travel
3“isomlitions
* The fiat‘ty mu start On the Leo-
E3ioldina from (New York on August
517. at the close of the national con-
Wention of the order. The pilgrims
:qwill have an audience with Pope Ben-
Wet on September 1..
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2‘- TEACHERS As OPERATORS.
fl. Manager Victor F. Nickerson of:
yew Hartford system of the Southern
England Telephone company.
”Suit! met night that for over a week
”319 had been placing eéhool- “teachers
#31) “the werk in Hartford, mainly as
Emperators. He explained that the.
firwomen came ham all over the state.
:fl‘heir average was over three years
{it'der than that of the other opera-
irons; The women were very intelli-
{gent and took c111 ckly to the work,
he (said. He said that the ey’etem'
”which had been in use nine months
’21}? which a bonus of $5 was offered
j ‘to on employe‘hvho brought in an op-
hrator was succeeding "rather fairly ”
4 {About ten‘ or: fifteen thereto“ had . 3
"been secured in that Way, he said.
EDf the bonus 62 “Was paid to the cap-
9.201- at the time of deliVery and $3
fatter a month of service.
' In the Haitford exchange about 300
fbpel'utors are employed at present.
ITYPHO’ID FEVER 'FRAGED
. TO INFECTION IN MILK
-, l'l-IsA-RTFGRD, July 20,—Dr. Stanley
Dsbome of the state department or
‘ “health, making _an investigation of the
bauses or the 75 cases of typhoid fe-
‘*:ver reported in the state from Jami
‘ary l to J une 30.11218 traced the source
Pt! ten to infected milk and seven to
‘ “contact with a ‘c‘linica'f’ case one to
é:L'ontact with a "arrier" and six to in-
‘ fiection from outside the state. The
{house tin 33 cases was unknown and
3811 1’8 ‘the records Were not received
fly the department , _
,‘ The 'in’fected "milk ‘was found in
{@on'bnry, Maiden and Wallingford.
3 KING AND' EMPiRE ALLIANCE.
y‘ SYDNEY, Austrolia, July 20—-Deol-
um to form a. ‘king and empire am
' anon”? to counteract what were term- .
-'el disloyal doctrinw, was taken at a
{IEIiigI mass meeting here today Speak-
"his denounced the utterances of Arch-
' hbp‘ Mamnix of Australia, who now
its in New York.
American Consul Norton, who ad-
i? essed the meeting, said movements
Hench as the one being inaugurated by
line gathering were needed “to conn-
jtoract the influences aiming at de-
' {Motion of the mutual condences ex-
:3511ng hetween the British Empire and
:the Unit-ed 48mm. ”
34351100311191.0014 FIRE Loss.
_ AKRON, Ohio July 20 .——A derigible
5113110011 the D1, belonging to the
31'! Med Seat», 5 ‘13 v 211 d two balloons
:bwned by the Goodyear Tire and Ru!»
:ber 00., were destroyed yesterday
fwith a less estimated at $160, 000 by
:31 fire which broke 01t in :1 hanger at
thfoot Lake Oiigin of the “tire is
11m known.
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_ BATHER CLAIMS SUIT TOF
, “I CLOTHES
' NEW HAVEN, July 20,—Wh'lle a
Mob was being Eept today on the
gheach at Savin Rock for the body of
‘to bother whose street clothes were
?!'ound in a dressing roam Sunday
:‘migh’t, John Ellison of Hmtford call-
‘pd by telephone from that city to
j-plaim the clothes “He had reached
home in his bathing suit
lining about totally hold a New
out. business man grew hair—and now .:
roIhfic growth“ at .‘ e of 68—40!
enumerate o
Y1" WLY 20, 1920. ,:
Ellery dOIlar and every dime and every cent buys an extra moneys worth at the Mill Bid Sale. It makes no difference
, . ”gm; nd it for, you get more than usual V dc. Such IS the record of 22 years, 44 sales. -
' utensds and of shoes, just as true of shirts and sheets.
Wherever a YCIIOW Mill Ed n1 Shores :11 this store you can; Count upon finding something desirable at a savings.
. £0 you knew that the store wiII Buy back any Mill End WCfiaSC ye” are dwsat‘Sfied With It 15 only required that it come
. 5; the Mill End sale 13 not a collectioncf ttseconds and imperfect goods. It is mostlyof 11¢gular “first-grade merchandise
‘2' hort lengths and lots. When anything is not first quality, we frankly say 50.
ALL MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS (and
3%, a fine variety that includes) which were $25 to
9" $35—- . $23. 50
FANCY SUITS of excellent woolens, newest
7- .3, styles, well tailored; were $40 and $45——
'32“ $32. 50
I ORSTEDS ANDEXCELLENT sergeand fancy ‘
, ' "I“ (woolen suits, most of them from I’ IIenheims
'er; were $50 and S55—— $39. 50
ANCY SUITS of rich fabriwand tailored with
little touches of distinction and beamy, practi-
cally all of them fromwKuppenhcimer'
were $57. 50 andW— $4450
were $65 andISGZSIO-u $40.50
were $70 and $77 50—— .‘ififi
FLANNEL SUITS of young men" s modelseomgle
' or double breasted light. anddendy, pure Wool
and either blue brown or gmen; regufir $40
Xalue“ wmsehwmmmmwm $2950 l
foroll the
rerent occasmns' {Stripes and mixtures in
. ifierent qualities: 7 ’ .
reguigr 35—1 ' ‘ ' 34-25
. _ r 7—,
:gfiian—g f " ' " 8765
regular $124- $10.20
regular? SlZS— ’ ‘ $33359
durable and tough and
. 1'52: stand hardest sort of usage regnla . .
KAHKI TROUSERS, ‘huilt fiem one of the tough-
est fabrics, not all s12es* regular $3.50 to
‘4‘ $4— _. as
GANTRIPUM (WERALLS 4AND JUMP
EDLIT.IG‘§”¢F‘.7 I-lé STATE: ’ Ifianaster Bryan. F. M a
blue Minnie: WW1 sizes 34 ‘1‘??? gogo 1
LMGLIGEE STYIE with Soft cuff-s fine madras
and percale, light and dark—and light percale
l with stifi' cuffs; regular $3— 52 59
SOFT- SHIRTS ofgoodpattem, oegular $2. 50— 1‘
$2.15 ,
BLUE BLACK and light-om shirts with at-
tacked collar, regularSl .75— $1.55 .
LIGHT PRETTY soft shirts With soft cuffs, regu-
lar “$2” $1. 69 g
TAJAMAS, porcelain light stripes, regular $3;;_ 5
$2-
Bars, one-piece with harness buckle, regular
VSo— 590
SIISPENDEBS, regular 65c and 85c-——-55c 82 651;
of ”Summer sort and of rich dark ef-
1'fool's,ivogxiliar 75c and $1-—— fir: and 69c I
ear-and socks
BILKSOCKS of fine sort, lisle top and sole black
~ and cerdovan,1:egular;$1.75— $1.29 ,
FIBERSEKSOGKSbhck moron-«79¢
I. LESLE sows, navy, cordovan
and hlaclc, regular 500—- 39¢
COTTON SGGKS navy gray black and white sole,
1 regular 35(3— 29c
3111\me lightweight socks, mam
2505~ 19c
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS of minsook‘, regains
‘ $1;69——- , $1.39
RIBBED COTTON lightweight unionouits regu
for $1.5 02nd $250-— 81.1931“! “$1.85
«LIGHT WMGGAN shirts and drawers, rogu< .
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