,TFILRSDAY, (1171.27. 1922
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'l'11- linimrsui Drug Company of
hurllurd 121.111 incorporated with au-
1-..11r1.'.111i capital stock of 350.1100,
“ppm-g. wore liltd ,V'tsterday at the
1.191111 ot lht S1r1cr1t11ry of state. The
Iri'tllporulfll‘s arc lrcd C. Oppcr.
$51'nry H. Hunt and M. V. VVard, 0:3
M.111cl11-st1-r. Busim-ss will start. wit
31100 The company will 111-111 in
drugs. chemicals. medicines. spirits.
9nd liquids of all kinds. and surgical
instruments
'l‘h1-Am11ri1a11 Refrigerating Ma-
chin-“1Compunv.lnc..ot Hartford has
in (rpomtul. with authorized capital
mock 01‘3501100 to dtal in m'1chlncry
suppllos of .1ll kinds l'npors tilcd
r-sto rduy show that business will
Mgrt With $15,500. Th1? incorporators
an Euwz 1rd Carlson Samuel Gilbert
and Gust1 1f B11 rnston.
“ll111V'1lo-F'19le Bottling \Vorks
3111. of Ntw Huvon h 11-1 intmpornud
11 r111.“1nutnctulc soda water. ’lhe
nutlmrizo-cl capital stock is $25,000.
31.1! business will ho started with
3H. 1 1 II Th1? incorporntors .1r(
11111 \i1sscr HV'mnn Alhcrt. B111y1m-
ii i‘ 1-1kl1r1 1111 «l Hyimn .Viontlick.
"lllr S1 111111111 Manufacturing (“omv
1.1'11 of Millvll1ll1-l1i 11' is incorporz .1t1-d.
l1 111pit.1l stock of $5 0. 000, to 1l1al
1'1 .1ll kinds oi turnonal propewty and
1.;91-111111111111.Business will start
with. $20.0in. The incorporators are
Vinitvr .\'. 81111111311, Holden P. llallon
gal John S. llnrgcr.
N11 w huurporatlons.
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1: ..l T111111 l111.N11VV'HaV‘1“n rubber
fl'fidfi , .1utl1m'iz1-1l 1.111itfll.$500”0’t°
{13in \Vith $2.000; incorporators,
A71 11/.0 l’ 1111 1111s. Thomas C. Hadden
.1] Holy” ll. C'imeron.
'llw .1. M. V. (30., 1110., New Hchn,
nutomoblle (11111 mechanical goods;
1.1mm” Slot). 000: to begin business
with $101100 incorpoiatois H '1rold
li‘L Jatkson Arthur M. Von and Ar-
thur \V. Chamlmrs
Tim Body linildcrs Supply Co..
Inc. l1111g1 port tapit. ii 3.10 000 . to
bagln \Vith :1 000; incorporntora. Elsie
Wright. John ’1. l1. Hubbard, l1‘1r1nklin
V. Cotill1.
The Round Hill 1.11mi Corn,
Grounwich. authorlzml capital. 5450.-
300: to begin with $1.00“; incorpora-
tors. Colby M. Chcstcr. Clement Clove-
und. Jr.. Rogcr S. lluldwin. VV'lllium
W. I'll-titan. Charlos D. Lanir'r. Thoo-
acre, E. Blake. Sterling .Vl1111rtin. Tren—
kolm 11. Marshall. ,I'1111'l11'1rt A. Jack-
111m1 and Carl ll. i'lly.
The C. A. Spotz 00.. inc, Stamford,
machincry manufacturers. capital,
3510.000; incorporutors. Carleton
E’mlt. Chostcr A. Spotz. Gustavius
Pratt. Harry M. liicc. Gustave Borg-
mui'k. Honry ‘G. 1211111111111, VV‘illium
H Smcht and t). .1.}{1lmcr.
'l‘lu initml lluiluling Construction
fro. Inc of liritigv'pmt capital. 350,-
10110: to begin with $30,000: incorpor-
a‘rors. Louis ll. Cocoyyn. Joscph D.
Aunsiino and Karim-lo. Cominmo.
The VV'indsor Locks Paper Mills,
inc, has dissolvcd.
The Con'll-s 'l‘olninn Co.. Inc.. of
Watcrbury, has dissolved.
Tilt" C. G. Curl'lgus Co.. of Iladdam
i‘AT'iPtl otlim-rs {XS follows: —
Pr1-si1lv'nt and treasurer, Clarence
G. Currigus, llrlstol; vice-president.
‘iiowuxul I.. VV'o-listcr. VV'aterV1lle:as-
«w-iamt. 11'1111s111'1-1'11nd secretary, Ai-
f’rtwl 1‘. (lorrigus; Tylerville; assistant
_{M't'rw mry. lint-111:! I. Arms, Bristol.
7311- .ionf's Auto Sulcs Co.. Inc., of
$7.10 ilni'tl‘ord. has elected the follow-
ing oilivnrsz—
l‘rtsldont. VV'illinm H. Janos: vice~
1‘11'1sl1lwnt. Jacob Gcrshcnowltz: treas-
‘12'1-r 11nd sccrctnry. Louis Gorshcnow-
1137.
Tim Allynvillc Limo 00., of South-
?nizton luls clmngml its name to the
5‘11111- Limo C1),
Tho Moridcn Plumbing Co.. has
.";1ng'1*1i its 111111111 to the Community
‘11’1.1rtn11'nts. Inc.
1.1"". KEEPS )[ARRIGE
t‘EllEDIONY PmMISE TO
DIINISTER IN ALBANY
rm: scorn 393w“ EVENING 811111131311 ’
Men! Trc: ’.:al suits
fOr Summer wear in
the Mill End sale.
New sands and tans, greys and browns. Plain single
br casted models, double breasted models and sport models
—-a suit for every man and your own’jsarticular type of
suit—Palm Beach, Mohair and Tropical worsteds.
SUITS were' $12.50—$10.50.
SUITS were $15 —$12.50.
81111113. were $22 50—$19.
SUITS were $25 and $30—$21.
ble breasted with all round belt and convertable collar,
guaranteed waterproof, were $7. 50—$4. 95.
$1. 50 and $2 hats—$1.
$3 hats—$2.55.
$4 hats—$3. 35. "
Main floor, rear
For the children
Mill Ends that pay.
MUSLIN-BLOOMER COMBINATIONS, drop scat,
flesh only, sizes 2 to 8. Reg. 59c—29c. -
batis’tc, lace trimmed. 1Reg. $1.50—89c.
cuffs. Rog. $1.50—95c.
Second floor. rear
Silverware specials in
the Mill End sale.
field silver. Reg. $7. 50-—$2. 95.
$23—$1. 35.
ALBANY, July 26.-— Fifteen years
'21. Miss Ruth Weston. school
. .11111111'. boarded at the home of;
M11 Rev. J. H. Ostcrhout. then pas-
l-1r or 11 church at Valley Falls and
row located here.
"I suppose you will be getting
married one 01 these days," the
1114'. osterhout said to here.
"when I do you will have to per-
form theceremony." she replied.
Shortly afterward Miss Weston
Hocated in Iowa. She took up the
study 0: medicine and became a.
loading woman doctor. Then she
met the right man, and she remem-
rugred he promise to her old friend.
“rm-y were married here by the Rev
‘1‘sterhout.
Luna
11V ILSON 'S OPINION 0F VARDA.
ELAN.
JACKSON. 51155., July 26,—In an-
-v11'r to :1 request that. he give his
which (12‘ former Senator James K.
- 3.11.11. who is a candidate for
Y’wi States Senator. former Presi-
‘1': \V’oodrow VViison asserted 158‘
~ thought Mr. Vardaman "thorough-
‘ 12.11311 and untrustworthy " MP
:Vllson :1 letter received by DP- 3- F
-11'Jll1>b 01 Carlisle. and made pub-
.1 today said-
I have your letter of July 6. In
1'111“ let me say that I am not in a.
,11s1tlon to review Mr. Vardaman‘s
1111M in Washington in detail. but I
~ 11 sum up my impression of him in
«lngle sentence:
.. I think he is thoroughly false and
r'rustworthy. and that it would be
'1 gr eat detriment to Mississippi and
CE nat'on it he should be retu_r_-ned
1 the Senate. "
TIE UP CAMP SETTLEMENT-,
Will HICAGO. July 27. —-Credltors of
law 0.031111) have succeeded in
l ying u [h
11111 of!) a reported settlement made
$1. 50—890.
ASSORTED (CANDLEABRAS. Reg. to $16.50—
Mill End price $5.
CASTERS AND RELISH DISHES. Casters have1
four bottles. Reg. . $350—$295.
Main floor, left front 1
Ruffled flouncings»
big Mill End value:
ORGANDY AND NET RUFFLED FLOUNGING,
36 inches wide, white and colored. Reg. $3. 50 to $5 yard
—-$1 yard.
. Bathing suits,
special purchase
new value in the sale.
All wool knitted bathing suits from a prominent a
maker who specializes m suits of the finer sort:many Of.
them are of the more refined color; combinations with
black for ground. color and stripes of purple blue or sin;
lilar colors‘ 11; combinations.
Every day brings added 111*
9th Mill End sa’lc. _ . I
Men! here are values
to interesf yOu-It will
pay you to Mill End too.
MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 1n fine quality corded
fabrics, pretty light patterns.
MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 1n fibre silks, nice light
Reg. $4-$3. 15.
MEN’S UNDERWEAR, combination suits of fine
nainsook, well made.
MEN’ S UNDERWEAR, balbriggan,
shirts and drawers.
Reg. $3. 5()——$2. 65.
Reg. 9513—790.
ccru color.
Reg. 3913—290.
Women’s hosiery in
the Mill End sale.
WOMEN’S FINE SILK HOSE, all siikf in black,
white and cordovan, not all sizes.
MEN’S DOUBLE TEXTURE RAINGOATS—dou-
7 very effective models that were originally up to $25
MEN’S STRAW HATS are all in the Mill End Sale. . , ,
Reg. $2.75 and $3.-
WOMEN’S HOSE, Italifin silk and fancy weaves—
. White, cordovan and black. Reg. $3.75 and $4——$2.75.
Main floor, left center
Gloves for women
Mill End values.
WOMEN’S 16 BUTTON GLOVES, silk with double
finger tips, white only. Reg. $1.50—$1.15 pr.
Main floor. center left
Some wondrous values
in toilet needs in
the Mill End sale}.
PROPHYLAGTIC TOOTH BRUSHES (U. S, Gov-
ernment stock)—23c.
MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES (U, S, Government
stock)—15c.
Both of the above items are perfect goods and big
AIR FLOAT TALGUM POWDER—£0.
WHITE CELLULOID COMES—39c.
WHITE CELLULOID TRAYS—390.
WHITE CELLULOID BUFFER—390,
* RED RUBBER HOT WATER BOTTLES—75c.
RED RUBBER FOUNTAIN SYRINGES—75c.
Main floor, left center
INFANTS’ DRESSES, long or short,.made of fine
GIRLS’ MIDDIES, white with colored collar and
CAKE BASKETS, fruit compotcs, cake plates, Shef-
GLASS VASES with inset designs of silver. Reg.
ASSORTED GLASSWARE with inset silver designs
—oil cruets, sugars, creamers, lemon dishes and forks,
mayonnaise bowls, syrup dishes, relish dishes. Reg. to
Muslin. wear in the
Mill End sale.
MUSLIN PETTIGOATS with deep lace or embroid-
Reg g. $2. 59 and $3—$185.
FAN GY BATISTE BLOOMERS, flesh or white, lace
trimmed. Reg. $1. 25—89c. '
UNDER RWEAR—muslin gowns, flesh, hand embroid—
cred, muslin chemise, flesh or white hand embroidered,
muslin bloomers, flesh or white, crepe gowns, flesh only,
‘ crepe step—ins, fleSh only. Reg. 59c—45c.
Second floor. rear
Handkercluef values
flounces. .
Unusual opportumty
fine dresses in ,
Mill End sale.
Broken assortment of lots of finer dresses make31"
necessary to re-grroup them so here goes—broken asso
ments of styles and sizes but if you can find your size
any of these lots you will buy an unusual valu '
many of them are fine for early Fall wear—most of 12kg
colors are dark. ' ,,
Lt. No. 1—Silk and wool dresses—serges, crepe El
chines and taffetas. These were in the sale at $12.50 an
big value, now $10.
L01; N01 2—Crepe de chines and embroidered serge?
,.
the salt at $15, now $12. 50
Lot No. 3—Most1y crepe dc chines and georgett ’
some scrges and tafietas were in the sale at $18 and $19._
now $15.
Lot. No. 4—-Crepe dc chines and georgettes and 50111
fine, serges were in the sale at $22.50, now $19.59.»
Second floor, center
Women’s sport oxfords
make good Mill End,
picking.
GREY NUBUGK SPORT OXFORDS with blacE
trimming, Duflex soles.
GREY ELK SPORT OXFORDS with black saddlet,
Duflex soles. :
SMOKED ELK oxronns with grey saddle, Dc:
flex soles and white elk oxfords with grey saddle and Du
flex soles. Reg $9 to $10—$6.65.
GREY ELK OXFORDS with black saddle and 11511111..
or soles and grey elk oxfords with white saddle and leat
er soles. Reg. $8 and $8. 50—$5 ..75
-’ WHITE REINSKIN SPORT OXFORDS with p35,:
ent leather trimming and leather soles, Reg. $6.50 fig
$7—1$4.85.
WHITE REINSKEIN OXFORDS with black 55314
ming. Reg. $7—$3. 85.
.,.Miscellaneous lot of women’s pumps and oxford!
brown and black leathers and white canvas and nubu
—mostly low heels, sizes are broken, worth much 1:16
Your choice while They last—$2. 85.
Main floor, rear, Fairfield Ave.
Notions! Notions! i
in the Mill End. 5"?
LINGERIE TAPE, 6 yard pieces with bod?
white, pink or blue—~7c pc., 3 for 20¢.
RICK RACK BRAID, 4 yard pieces, all widths,
and 811- '
. EMBROIDERED EDGING and FEATHERSTIT 11
BRAID, 3 yard pieces—12341: pc.
CORSET LAGES, _5 and 8 yard—50 and 8c.
PINS, 300 to a.paper—4c, 3 for 1011.1 ‘
SAFETY PINS, nickel plated, all sizes—3c, 2 do:
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mac GOTT
Norwalk Chronicler