, Domestics .
, light weight for summer and
, tor $1.95
81 x 90. Regularly for $2.35
Crochet Bedspreads, good weightand attractive
patterns, 80 x 90. Regularly $3.50 ~‘ ’
‘ . ,_ Unbleached 8hoeting, firm, close weave and good
‘ weight. 40 inches wide. Regularly 19 cts. a‘yd.
~ - for 15 etc.
Indian Head, linen finish. This material is so
well known and can be used for so many purposes
we simply offer it at this price, 23 eta. Special
Towels and Toweling. Hemstitched, all linen
guest size, fine quality with space for monogam.
Regularly 75 etc. , . for 59 cts.
" , Linen Crash, heavy quality for hand and roller
towels, red and blue borders. Regular 50 ets.
. , for 39 etc.
Bron Crash, all linen in heavy quality for shop
'toWels. Regularly 30 etc. for 20 etc.
‘ Bath Mats good heavy quality in pink, blue and
all white. Regularly $1.50 for $1.19
Lian 868.118,, natural color with hemstitched
ends, size 18 x 50. Regularly 75 cts. 101' 50 cts.
' 0 34371411511 We, plain white, hemetitched and good
heavy quality. ‘ ,
'18 X 36., Regularly $1.00 , for 89 cts.
1841 45. Regularly $1.25 for $1.00
for $1.25
' 13 x 54. Regularly $1.50
A" W, ' ' ‘ - Third floor.
Bargains in Ruge ._
Large Domestic Rugs, 9 x 12
regular: $120.00
$105.00
$ 85.50
$ 60.00
$ 42.50
$ 52.00
$120.00
8.3 x 10.6
$115.00
$ 98.00
$ 81.50
$ 55.50
$ 40.00
$ 48.50
. Body Brussels
, gut-word Saxony
Rugs,
‘ All Wool ’ Russ. Reversible
and withlband border '
‘ $ 29.00
$ .2700
,‘B‘w Honor ron
« sermons, WAS Loren:
WESTPORT COURT The committee having in charge
, ‘the welcoming home of the boys from
Ben" ’ ‘ e One ~
‘ tinned from Pas ) collected for the fund was 330. ,
inter “hugging" the road. As This moneyrwas spent in an appro-g
me into Westport he, had
mamas Waiting track of him to
' encrtested he said he could
or hear the cars. When ur-
tn court he was charged also ,
’ driving without a. mirror and reg-i
on. Bewwas fined :25 for the ,
unto end costs which
to$31.50.
,0
the boys consisting of ham sandwich-
es, coffee and ice cream. Money was
expended in the iolldwing manner:
Expenses for band, such as en-
gaging band and informing
men of non-appearanCe on
account of lack of time. . .. .
Ice cream . -. .
Bread
Coflee "
Mustard
lHam . . . .
2.35
, minimum :
W,,EAIKA FRO)! . Y LOAD
” ,Mpltuly 18.‘——Faning from
inland of 1134?, Peter Overus,
fie nyflsustained 5 broken .
, ed instantly here yester—
mn; He» was .otanding- on
to This two granddaughters
trigontne hay when he last
find "@1140 theg‘round.‘ ,
cunt-0‘...
C}-
The cups were donated by Mr. Ge—
hebe. ,.
of ose donating money and those
the helped with the food mat the
Armory. . i.
. GOVT-ERROR “ILL GRANT
for $2.85 . .
Camp Bustis report that the amount:
lpriate manner for securing eats tori
$9.00 ‘
7.50 ..
8.50,._ V
334.35 .
The committee Wishes to than}; on,
1,. 'Exmnmox on ASHTON '
,-
» one Place woollersey Dresses made with
a o
£23311 We in contrasting shades on collar, migi
American Porcelain,
in gold andwhite. Regu-
larly $1.70 ,
6 for $1.30 .
White Tea Cups,
dainty shape, of '
American porcelain.
These have no saucers.
10 cts. each.
Basement. ,
Jewelry. Section
Bead Necklaces, a
varied assortment of
crystal beads in many
6 o l o r combinations.
Regularly 50» etc. to
$1.50.
Special 88 eta. .
Ear Rim. drop ‘or
' button style in difierent
colors. '
A1748 eta.
Main floor.
, Handkerchiefs
For Women
Sports styles. ‘15 cls.
White Hemstittfiled, 10. en‘s.
Colored Cords, S cts.
For Men ,
Initialed Handkeréhiet‘s,
25 and 35 cts.
Hemstitehed and Corded,
- » 15 ets.
Colored Borders, l0 cts.
Main floor.
Guimpeb. Veteesfitc
‘ Net Guimpes' with _
Val. edging, with or
without sleeves,
~ " $1.19
Venice Sets, not and
organelle, lace trimmed,
regular $1.00 811001.25
Fine Post Colonial Set, in ,mahogangtt four, poethed,
. o
massive nieces, dresser, c i
table, chair, rocker and bench. .
Regular price $87.50
.Willinm auditory
with medallion carvi .
chifforobe, dressing ‘ i
bench;
Regular price $25.00
Walnuts Sets, large pieces.
. chifforohe, semi-vanity
Regular price $425.00
I one. dross-lag
rel-"335555
Sets of fine mahogany m4 walnut
Seven ‘pieoes,dresser. _ 9
e, lied, chair, rocker and
, 'roriessesoe_»
four post bed, dresser, i
dresser and: bench. * " »
lorfifiono
Queen Anne Sets of walnut with hurl fronts and flute?
ed columns, dresser,
Regular price $65000
Queen Anne Sets of mahogany,
chifforolie, dressing table.
hed,ocheir, rocker and bench. ,
’for'vs525110 ‘
dresser, ohifforohe, ,
dressing table. twin beds, night stand, chair’and - .
rocker. '
Regular price $050.00
The above model with these
forebe, twin beds. choir.
Regular price $500.00 '
Sheraton Soto
38!; .
nier, dross}.
dressingchaxr.
Regular price $625.03
Dainty carvings on all pieces. ,_
. . “for esteem
pieces—dresser, chif-
and rocker. ' : '
. ’- ‘ for $350400 ,
o
of beautiful mahogany with’Satin in-
swell fronts. four post-lied, dresser, chiffo—
tablet (chair, “rocker and lew.baok,
for $500.00
Reed Fumiture with Cretonne
_, wn Fibre Set of three pieces, cretonne covered. - '
Regular price $69.50
Senorate Chairs and
and wing chairs.
c-relonne. ’
Antique Mahogany Rockers.
Regular price $60.00
Chairs to match, Regular price $0000
pi‘feneli Brown‘Wiu Chairs with r'pockete.
Regular price , 0.50 .
Regular price $4050
, Wing Rocker, regular price $41450
Brown Rockers, regular price $39.15
, Fireside Chairs, brown finish.
for $ 55.00
Rockers, high hack, straight back
. Seats and backs With-dark
for-”S 40.00
for 5 40.00 .
for e 32.99
furs 32.00
rm- '3 32.90
filer-5 31.00
7 “BlaekShire”
_ _ and skirts. liegiflarly 89 cts.
' ckets” . ' Some Of these are without sle
_, _ 7, 7 7 eves.be-*
, e s p-over models worn with ’
g waists. In brown, mahogany
Reg‘viflulagrffice $13.50 for $8.7577
, O 8 S '
white and Whitseesonhiiiligeg d§2fisfigg§esm€eii ill:
The? are 7211811323911;ng 15:11:33“ to most women.
sizeé. » , we cannot guarantee
Regular price $29.50
, Regular price $25.00
germs
and navy, Sizes 16
K
for $19.50
for $16.50
Second floor.
"Wash Goods that are Bargains
- Japanese Crepes, plain qhordes coral '
, . , . g .. ‘ . , ,rose. elm-r .
, light blue, navy, heliotrope, corn color, resaie 222:1;
orange With many others both for dresses and flew-ks
gas wellnshous‘ehold uses, luncheon sets, napkin and
draperies. 30 inches wide. x
Regularly 39 cts. ' for 25 cts.
, nTillS 18‘ one of the features of the sale.
T188118 Gmghnms, fine quality in neat. checks and
a few stripes. 36 inches wide.
regularly 69 ate. for 49 site.
White Goods, fancy weaves principally Voile-s,
' striped and plaided efiect‘s 36 inches wide.
Regularly 50 ets. . for 35 cts.
Females light grounds with neat fi or r v :’
checks, all sh’ades 36 inches wide. g a .1...
‘ Regularly 2-5 cts. .
a?
for 19 cts.
Third .floor.
Linens
Tablecloths, liemstitched, a. good weightfiO inches
square. Regularly $2.75 ‘ for $2.25
, Lunch Cloths, henistitched pure linen 'and goal
quality, 54 inching square. Regularly $6.00 for $774.95
Pillow Gases, pure Irish linen and good grade.
1116er hcmstitclied; Sizes 221/?3 x 36. Regularly
$4.00 , for $3.50
. Tray Cloths, plain hemsfitched, size 18 x W
Regularly 75 eta. for 65
* ”White Linen in medium weight, right for drop»
' for 60 (i=2.
Third fim :'
~i.
n§~
Li}.
tective Anthony Tomonio or the state
police hair-“3* been) detailed to bring
the prisoner to this state.
. W
CRASH 0N PUST ROAD.
In the midst or heavy traffic on the
Post road, last. nigh}, a Fordmachl‘ne
operated byflharleo Morris of Stam-
ford and a‘Chaudlrr touring car ener-
ated by‘a. Mr. Corrlgon, also of Stam—
ford. collided on the float road at Gar-
diner street, ”Nor-own. No one was in-;
jured as a result of the accident. Both'
machines were heavily damaged.
not less than one
_, amination .will
,ymenflts in accordance“. with the ratings
. .
a... .
v - 7 i
‘ BXCEILENT Ol‘lnmlxm FOR
Cpxxi-zcncr'r Yovso MES.
Senator uworgu l’, McLean has re-
. eeived notice from [hé Navy and Wim-
Departmems :‘rmt he will have em;-
appointments to make in both who
Nai'aiynnd Military Academies in
June 1923. T ».
quested the, Civil Service Commission-
amlnatione in Hartford, New Haven
this .year. The four boys. standing.
the_highest in the preliminary ex-
receve the anwnir
certified byme fix‘il‘%§i€é§,¥10mmi§~
sion.‘ If any of Connecticut’s 43033
wish to take this
should communicate with: 738313.33“
the venoumuono: {on
beactual residents of conneet‘lmit'fon
or the Naval Academy'anofiidme’nbt
10933039. Sixteen and not overvtwenfif
ryears of age and notices ” t1; the
Senator has lre- ,
to hold preliminary competitive exw
examination ”the?"
McLean and he. will baguette" 33636
’~_ thorax-copies. or ,
both Academies. All awesomeness: ,
year. : Candidates. . ,-
reer two inches in height betw Ii; .113
7 ”ascent eighteen and: “verity: Cami
7 dates ' , '
for the Military AM
drunk" linument. while on the eczema; TWO m mm BOYS g. : 7, .
express Saturday enema” appears?" ’ ’ mmnemrr Ines *SP‘ENI "A” HER
Fame: we: m. How Lydia r.
to have fully recovered at the scam-y
ford hospital. No information has
been given by the women or winners
of her part3",..to throw a fight on the
case. 3'
M‘
- NEW. mVEBN, July 18.~Dumped
yoneside. Frank Roman 14, and John
’G'ree‘nty. ‘13, of this city, were drown-
and Bridgepon. on October little-of
,; who was unable to Swim. grabbed Ro-
‘man’ around the neck. nrevcnting him
' new, HAVEN noornrncns
‘ blocks in the city have been organ-
‘T‘I‘nis gives them opportunity to have
into the Mill River when a raft upon
which they were playing ripped to
ed hereyesterday aiternoon. Grocery, 4
Me" Her 3 WefiWemn
,fromrsaving either himself or his com-
panion.” Several men rwith grappling
irons recovered Greenty’s body after
two hours of hard werku The body of
Roman 'was not “located until after
seven o’clock last night.
.7 7 man CLUB.
NEW “liven, July 15—130m- ’
iced into a. club by the Y. M. C. A.
' 4 Honours for; swimming in the i .
-cnitivate,my owngarden, rai.Q
chickens and do In own homer»:
, Eon may publish is letter as 1
ready to do
PM ’3 Vegetable Compound
Carter’sCreek, Tenn. — “Three: vac—s ‘
any newbie-is yawn : ,
farmer’s wife! have plenty to do : .
g ,
thing to help iii“
if Weslhave nsowell and he ,3.
egocemy troublesarepost.”~hirs. in. 1-
(renown; Carter’s Creek, Tenn.
Most women ford plenty to 605””
final: ' withsomefemaleailn‘
' Governor Lake he's nifcepted ext-n- ., .
dition papers . from yth'e ' governor i ‘
of Illinois _ for the'“._,return to that
etate . of George. Ashton, wanted for . ' '
burglary and “larceny‘committed in ' _
: 1520. The man ware-arrested uponi ' . . . . ‘ ' , J m ‘ such
ma awn”? from ._srate PM‘ , , ,7 i" . , _ _ 1-, ;' 1 . ‘3 math:- sympto
Tl: £1! {00 .hixhlyihfie where“ he was: serving a term: ‘ m: , . , . .; ,_ , ) ,' , . 5.; . _ _ ._ . 7 _ V 7 Is- 63311“? 33 had, the Smallest
mud taken back to Illinois by Charles « , , ' 7 . ‘ I" ‘ M " i V . j I i ' ' ' it: ” ' ‘ 5
~ .frebiets are 9: send-
iméeé...done tor. .me.",
meeting. 888. N. Kean, % ’ -_ :
aim 0:119:11 ‘ The governor has issued similar
“paper: on the?governor oi " k’ '
recap! Francese
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