-w—v...
eon Iona: noun. W 9"! M New. Item I. ....
Emmott-om or;
. ...... .. ...... Smith ,Muttiy‘“ ..
William Perry in vialtlng friends In
oi laterm trout Emyi 8...... NW... .
Quarter of the Commonwealth.
IWH to W. ll. "ALI. t (N).
.-
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Yt‘Iiit'l'iln)‘ we told you about the
ltrese Ilootht; today we tell you of “h"
Silks. Some of the new thlngu are the .
IttrlpI-It. I'beeint and plnlda with hint-y:
tlgureh. all vory handsome. and the pri-
ees Ilrw. as usual. Interesting. i
Milli lnrlo Kelly. or south Nor- Iarnutn I“, Irtd'oport. coon.
.I'.wnllt went to Brooklyn. today, to VII“.
The mystery nurroundinx the wont- ima‘m" ___________‘ Today we whom the beginniut ot
'I hot that won found In the madci Thornu pow" of 301-0“. in 'M- It now month. and it brinu With it the‘
no running also; the bank or holding a tow day. with relalvett in South cronies otour
Norwalh
“'.....°;:’::'.:'.':'...:'.';:::.“';::.': llItt Fill Diets Gooit‘
Andrew P. Danton. of South Nor-
N '80 "ID body at M! ““110“! “'0' walk. It! VlH ting his former home in _ I
*- Iaa round Ilontin. In the Connee- Massachusetts. ; d 311k I
I‘ll river at Snyhrook. One at the all s. i
M "m from the bod and It hint. Antler Turner and daughter. of l
usubo'lleverthe loot i undyt Deep 3:“! “my. are visiting her mother. I
0 3 so Anna Fruneio. . 5
ram won the mining member The M El WT ill: (hi ii i 1
rs ten r n. o ow own. It
“‘7 of the drowned woman w“ My" the gum-t of hie. and Mrs Theodore
Vurltlled The also at the. low shoe Knapp. l‘nion rtrmt
W one round on the toot who No. 2. W
pondlnx In nppenrame and nine M“ ”“1 "fl“ “9”“ ' Raymond.
‘ the one found on the tool at the. or "Infill“: went to Aoltnry Park. to-
flunod woman The foot is believed “I" w ”Md 3 "an I
7 ' —-----—- New lllaI-k liroeaded Taffeta. lnl
gull." become detnthed from the rest Mr and litre Henry i’. Who and son
the body through the process of do- Conrad ntriIed home trout tlto White
”position. it Is now about tertain Mountains. last eI.etIltIg
.ttnail'iintl medium patterns. price. tith-
n yard.
that the tool does not belong to the
holy of the missing Miss Mellish.
An axed man who aim hlIt name no;
. Frederick w. I‘ltristian. was a prison-
or at the New Haven poliee station yen-
torday. and later was removed to tin;
”Mouse. The man was found at a
cheap lodging bonito. apparently IIlek.
“I! Ippt‘tu‘etl to be demented and watt
taken into I-ntdody. When IlearelII-d
hia clothing was found to enntnin bunk
putts books showing that. ('hristinu had
money to his I'rI tilt in rations banks to
the amount oi 8:3,tttm. Thl' books were
‘ tanned by the ntnoeh-un Trust and (tour
~New Hilton;
router man I-otnpany, III New York. the
Western Satitlgs soe'ltty oi l'hiiaIIII-
Mill. Illa l'llllltltlltlil.| SaIingo Hit it t)-
and (‘harls ll. Baron and .vtotnpatty of
Philadelphia. The stranger refuses to
talk.
'lhirty-tltrI-I- tilt "llh'i‘fl oi t'ompany It‘.
First Uliiillt‘l‘llt’lll III-wry Artillery. held
their Eighteenth annual rttInion nt
lduhthous‘o l'olnt. Now lltll't'll. yester-
tiay.‘ At the busine» met-ting the fol<
lowing millet-rs Iver-I t‘l-‘I'Iml: l'l‘~.~‘l'
dent, Theron it. tltill. .\‘.~II' llzII‘t-II'.
president. ltoniatnin l\'. t'ltapmatt. lt‘latt
tiers: mretnry and trah'uerrt'.
It‘ll ll. \l'altlron. New Ilaven. Exem-
tII'I- I-otntnittw: t‘aptaiu E. I‘. llow.
Item-g.- Dayton. New ll:t~
Ven..aod \l'illiant .\. Lincoln. New lla-
yen.
'I‘lIe twt ttty eighth annual reunion of
the ’I‘hirteettlu l't‘llllill‘ltl.(‘Iltlll"t‘llt'lll
Volnnth-rh. was held at MutIIIllI-ld‘h
grow. New Haven. I'I-sterthw. There
were pres-III etgllly one .‘tlll‘VlVlil'l‘l. At .
the business meeting the tollowitnt oili-
I'ers \\'I'I'I- I‘lI'I-tetl: l't'e:-|dellt. M. \\'.
Perkins. or New lion-II. )lt‘t'I‘Iill') and
treasurer. l.. ll. llIIItlIlIl. It! New llt'l~
taln.
MI‘II. .\ial'y 'l’iulte. a New London wi-
dow. about lot‘ty-lltv yearn ol' Ilflt‘..tll|‘ll
yeIItI-rdny tronl the I llrt is of It dom- of
Paris Itreeti whit-h she Itdlnltted hlll' had
Itho watt tiled ot lite and lll'SltIilllltlll
taken with ~IuiI-idal lIIIotII. Sho- Nllll
'l‘brI-I- illllllltli out the int
'I‘II- both of the man tltotntht to lw
ll. HIIItItIakt'l. of No :.'It Hilllllt') pl ll'.
Hartford. Vi'tthl touuo III-mile tllv' ilitt'hi
oi the I' II. A'- .\'. E It. It. in lilIIIIIII~
ilelIl yIsII-rdny luornintt. The in Id and
law were till anti Imilt feel “I‘m at I.
erI-d
\l‘otd l‘t‘t‘l'll’l‘il t‘IoIiI \\'I~I "itllllliltl
tt.Ittt l~ In tln- IilIti that it battt and
lotuII-eo hlutl w ll-‘ IIIstIIIIIIIII \t‘ll Him
by tire. tlrtutn unknown. law. then"
"ill“ ”I GOVIIIOD
I'rohtbztlon ItIItII III-hot Nonllnntod at.
the Uouvontton In llnrtiorti.
I III'
ltttwlml
t..t. .II.\"llIlIIli III Illi‘ l'l‘tllll
. ..t I‘IIlItu ‘lt‘lil Ill I'Illltlllillt
tu. ..t..I.- ..IIII III .IIIII lllt
Ill
ltlltiitl ‘1“ ill.
I. .II.II.Il IIII'KJIIIIII um. held
ltd.
l‘.IItI.I:II t'lt.ti.tIII hull tlt llat‘tlttt'tt. )t'h
1.; I... ”It lulltmltltt I.ilttll Ittltt IIII'
It.. tun Iltlt" “It: pttlttttmttd
IIII )‘Il\tll'l'x "III-lit I: :0. it In.
\t \\ lltllullt
lm 'tltl‘-lt.’tl ulttvl‘illli I"I 'l"llti.
\\ 'l Itl “It t-Ilt'l
It. ‘ . ... ‘t‘l‘nl‘ ll tlui’ \l .‘ll.l1t
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l t IIutI liltI'I \lttlldltl Itt‘Ill Ill:
I‘Irit'
Int I. .: him I II-pp
tti I.’t
[III I .‘l'ltl'iIIItl'i lll' till."
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"I It ‘It
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\t ”...... '1. l t..IItI.tI III ‘Illt III
...1 Itttm itI'IlIt \i‘ ILIIIIII ....”
.‘ ' II. \\t t I'M-l ._ ill till
I It I t .t.] \I l t .. III
I» ‘. . .. ’ttt' . II ~Itl‘l'ti'l
'i Ell ..I I ;"I wt)» tillI IIIttiII
I ' tt Hm» ... III- III. II
.. tI.t|-I|i‘ . 'll'l
I'll: l l‘v III. . II II t. "I ItIl ”till.
I I i will Ibt'llllllilfi tItIIttI it
. ' l I
Vlt‘i‘ -
It'I'I-III-t' » 1
Mrs. Thomas Moore. o! Waterbury.
in visiting her mother. Mrs. Patrick
Barry. 0! Oak Wood Row.
Harry t'ollnrd. at Newark. is the.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John P. lirnm~
tner. of Washington street.
Mrs. it. P. Stevens and grandson.
Stanley Franklin. went to Brooklyn.
yesterday. to rid! relatives.
hits. l'latt I’rie- and datuz' Ier. Mrs.
John A. t‘antp. went to Ileean Grove
today tor a two wooka' sojourn.
hits. h‘tnnlt liinmnn. ot Norwalk. was
the guest of Mrs William lI‘. Horton.
«It lluband's Hill nt:".ttnlottl "itlehtinI.
Join-pit Linxwt-iler and William Jesse.
of South Norwalk. how returned home
,tt'trr ll vaentiott trip to New York I'le.
MIN. Itall and {ninth who have been
spending the summer with relatives
havI- returned to tilt Ir lutlnI- III iit'ouh-
lyn.
...... ...—.-.... ...}. -—
.“IV'H llillb)‘ tlov. tit and Mia“ Minnie
II‘I-rris. of South Norwalk. are spending
It melt III Money Island. of! New Ha»
I‘III.
lilies liner llI-I-ltt-I' and Laure Klotz.
III New \‘Itldt l’ll,". are the gu- atn of Mr.
Ittd Mrs. William t‘. .lt'rln'l‘ of Franklin
nlt‘et'l.
Miss Millie llull. of New Haven. is on
a short \‘ill‘i’lllflil. and visiting Mr. and
.\lr.~. E. ii. Partition. 5 (XIII-stunt street.
South Nurwalh.
.\li.--..I-.I MI lllltl lI‘IIItIIy l'alttltt and
.Itlllllrll. Kemp ltllll wife. It! Stamford.
were llti- attests III A. l.. S-‘III‘II‘II. Merit
for Itt'yant “l'Sb'li‘ & tit». yenlrl‘dtty.
Mr. and Mr.» Aaron- Ii. t‘utler. who
have been the Ellt'h'ltl of llr. and Mrs.
J. Milton (Noon. at the (‘ulnnlnl I'Ol‘
latte. I'eturoId to their home III
Slit'tllrlttll')‘. Mam-2.. iodny. -
--. - Mr...
anarrxn A'l.‘ (MI? WIIOIF.
Bia Arrival at 0in of lesion Orentoa
a ll: Itir at Iontnuh.
tliy Amrelntod Press.)
NIII' York.Qleptetniter I There
.I but hill“ in rump this IIIortIltnt when It
<It.'n.tl It t~‘ on! It IIIItIIl ll Itu .ItoIthl lltt
point that tip Hit of .\l hltll ilttI’IlIIt
on quud tie-IIIIIII Slutltot. but been
Multinl .tltd would anon drop tIlII'lIIIr ltl
l-‘ort l'ond ilny.
'l‘lIr t'ily oi Mottiett butt tIII board he-
hitie Iii‘lil‘ldl Shatter, the
ll~ II-Iltt, tIIIludiItu l.IIlIIIlt.ill| I‘IIltI-
Ill'~ ii. i \lII‘LII‘ltIIIII II I' “Mil
pm. Itol-I'I't ll. Noble. .lttlItI “tiny and
.4 W Iiltlmllt‘l h. I'ttlttnlttt- .I It} IIIllItIIItIre
and II). ll
\. III-II IIII Ilt'tlt'lill \\'ItI-I'lt-I \lllm Ito.
tltlI-d III lien tal rlltIIlII'l‘I. .tl'l'll‘tll be III
.II rungeIIII-ntII
“kl“
|||I"l|llt‘l')~‘ ttl
l'ttlt-
l'lItItIutII
HIII‘I‘ filliit'l‘t‘llt’t. in lliillu‘
to pay Illtltttl' to llltv IlIII-t ..t Illt' \lllt't'~
.It Huttltuutt .llIIl tll‘tI tell .I
t- In .ItIttI
Hillllll‘ III l3 Willi III III lllIIl by tile
ttIItt-ltktuu built-Ivy and 'l‘IoIIph hi I}.
t'. I lIllIl ts'. ot' the :..'.'.l II‘Mlllttl l IIIIlly
\tt'll' IlItulleIt to mull tlnIIttal Hllrtlitl
into I-llllll IIlII-tt lII- r-lttlillll lultd
\n .IIIIII .I- lllI .“I'\Ilti titllli‘ into l‘olt
l'ntut tiny and chopped Illltlliit llt. .‘hlt
grit-ht. llII- IpIII‘anIIII- tlllltll‘ ptti out
ltt Itl Iuntt III llir'il'll lIeI'.
'llIII l'tlt' It! Mt \It‘ti touted ltutn h‘nltr
tmun not who I .‘T. tlIIII-t‘ol “itt'l'lt't‘
.Ilttl '.tlt IIIII ltI loll nation» In It‘
. .... In. ..tttttttnndtr III the tlltlt III‘IIIv
.IIIp. 'lIII' tlt‘lt‘llllll‘lll III totally lll't
Itill‘tl the ilil emu-I to lleIternl llliIIllII-It
\\I"t drawn up ttt lillt‘ .It the IIlIItI'l‘
tuition tut lltt ltlIt III ilt't‘ltl to loud
\ll litI IIILIIIIII ~ and IItltlllittIt'- \tltl
. ‘tlilll not .IIIIII IIIIIII tltItI lililnt» Iltlil‘
I l tht «II-Itd tn ulI'e tho Illnllnuttlt-htul
t.ttIIt.tl I IIII . ItIlllll iht'ltltlllill
tlItIotIIt Wlutlvt' IIIIII that it In
it utIIIlI-t did not ilttd Itttl' hlrltnmt
..I. the MINI" tlruet‘nl “other and
.... would IIIIIII. llaltitll‘ without delay
It. It. I.Il \l‘lIII h r IIIldtIl tltut he wit» 0.
Home lnttortttt Id III'II'WIII lilIIIl‘lItr‘r
III 'I' III" III" ttt‘t'ttltwti that he would
Imtt tum. fur “'mtlllillitlfl alto-r lu-
ltttt'wl Ill IMH tau- Hem-[1| “Hunt.
'I told he would [II‘UIMIIII Iiutttlntto ill
. borne of Camp Wlkol.
quality.
yard.
yard:
lllIII- I'fiI'I‘lH.
linings. prim-a 7.3 and Sip
stripes. prier The a yard;
and tor
“All” mining is mm.-
[or house Ill't'sril'li and smile.
urn;
making it
wire 'I'.
lilnrk ilroended Moire \elount. very1
desirable for altirttt. print it.
lilaI-k i’eatt De Sole. our usual tl." II.
with It .IeI-lul prtI-e. 8|.
25aA
' Illaelt sIIrah do Sole. 'l‘bitt is a new
qualities. iii-ineh. priee
lilntk liroI ath- India Silk. price title it
Vttlllt' 8i. ~
'JIi-IIII'lI "lili‘k lntlla Silk.
l
silk and reeotnmended very highly for:
its wearing
3L. "f a yatd
The quality.
_ with II speI-iul priee. «the a yard.
('olored 'l‘nll'etattdn plain and I'llaliflt'r ‘
Inry desirable for dress
.I yard.
New Silks tor waists in I~lterlt=t and
\llllll' St.
The new volvt-ts for trimtnlnr. in or. ‘
I-ry rotor art- hl‘l't'.
THE WASH Goons
DEPAR'I‘M EN'I‘.
XIII good: for home wear an- lfl'l‘t‘
:t t-IIIIIIIIIIII lIIIIIIII- wrapper and
(lt'hll'dhlt' tllult
<oltIIiIIitII: you ran “melt.
.\ Iarg.» t't'llt‘l'llllll of (lining l“l1|lllli‘lh
[il'll't'h .\.
lit nntl tub; I' a \'.lll'tl.
IJIIIIIII tItu llltlllmllltl I did: ot slInIt
lengths III tinting Flannel in light Iol
||I'Il‘t‘ tine u yard.
Something new In an lIIIliII lI‘leeIud
I‘lotlt. a printed law and :I llwt'vti bark.
.l I‘I-t'y \\.Il‘ll| IIIIIII for will
tI-I' Ivmt', PTII'I‘ Re It _\.IrIl.
.\ llllt' rsIll‘tlttil Ill l"l'4‘.ilt‘t~. both
light and Il.ttk InlIII ._ l'ull thldtuh . lIIIlI,
s and l'."-.--- II yard.
I”
Sill'lll, lllllilll & 00.
Hannah littilditltt.
IRIDOIPOIT. CONN.
lI.l.,lI.ll.tiltill.li.ll.l‘lllt'ltllle
in Meet June 1. 189's.
LEAVE slil'Tll NOIIWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
.\- N: l2li.‘ Ih. ‘-51‘ INC“. INS. OHM)
I. li.l 1.0.x ti. “'3 it 0le. 9- a“. 9 fish.
but -\. ll :l.'.x. it. i". F
P. hi. l'..'. l'ix. l.ll. ....Ir. ant. to}.
allay. .’I.'.:'.l. 5.35“. ll.ll. "(.tlan. III]. lotto
til'h‘ltdt'il.
.t. .\i.v l‘.‘..l't:lx H'tt'ttt. Mint. m.
l'. M. rind? I. ' L0. 9. it'll. l0. l0.
LEAVE NEW llilllI'. F0“ Illill'l‘il
.\‘()|t\\'Al-I<.
.I, yr... I:..I:Ix. III-ll. ooh. 7.00. Klimt.
than. lulu. llthl. ltwilx. IIIIIII. lint-II.
l‘. at , with. Lot. 2 IIIIII. :tttzlx. limit,
Itt‘Jx. “Hit. Minx. .5021. «.001, 6.03,
7.00. 5.001. tllltl.
Ht'NllAYB.
A. 31. l2.tl:lx. 0.00. 7.30.
It. M.—tl.ttn,
ldth’lll titll‘i‘ll NORWALK Fill!
NEW HAVEN.
A \i Lila‘. ”and“. tin. Mil.
It. llx Will. i lull. .
t‘. .\i IL‘MI‘L'K t til. "It. 0.10.6 2?.
IL": illh. auto. 0.“. ll lb.
litlIIItIImrt in addition to above. p.
at. 2 t2. Mill. 7:!
t-ll'NllItl'l.
A M mi tta. 1.201.742. HI.
it. M." '.'.t.'i.
Alt It ludienter uproar.
titll‘i‘ll NIIIIWAIII 'I'tl IIANIIvttI'.
II M.” ll llil. li.l.'-. “till.
it ill. l.:.‘0. llttl. No.01»
IluttIrItIIytt. only am It. In.
ltANlll'llY T0 M‘iI‘TH NUIIWMJ‘.
A .It.‘ «.00. Mt. MI. ll.ll.
it. tin—lilo. M». It”.
IIIIIIIIIIy trains III liaaltttrr. no n. In.
luv. litttlbury. l.tlll n. In.
Till. p. to.
tilt! p. in. I.“ II. III.
E. E. GORHAM
: it) First IIIIII.
J owner an
ill Till IV!!!” WI:
VIM: I”!!! '00
"Dill!
. mum
And Kitchen Wore,
Porcelain Lined
Finest Gouda on Earth.
”It:
Still Printing itiflis‘&
Iliiilllllillll an tillllsl
UV
llll lllll EIIIIIEl WIRE
Iiet our l’riI-eI-t before i
buying.
Comstock‘. Watkins ;
at Dow.
ll"). Washington ttt.. Ho. Sorwnlh.
i
I
i
I
Our New Goods Are liowY
in Stock.
We have paid hlwial attention
to the new onion and have n
largo \Hllflt'l) ottlutigtII-I iII lot-Ii.
Um n, little and lint-III
\ou are eoitllally united to
call nntl III-e llletn.
l‘ulIIterIt’ IItll-plim.
(lint-u, I‘ll‘.,
Painting. pnperluutgittu
and III-Immune.
last lorltll
"J. o. JBNIIINos.
4PM)“ Hanger. CIlclIIIlnII. Painter.»
DIALII ll
Wall Paper. and Borders
I NORTH ,AINJIT IT. .
South Nam .
Sample Book- ot Latent Btyloa oi
t'IInera. burden and um Moulding
taken to houaoa for lnapoetion. on no-
tieo by portal. Intimate- abut-tally
liven. It
J. D. JENNINGS.
\huhortaktr.
'l IAIN “I".
Norwall.
RESIDENCE. ll." STREET.
TDIEPHONI CALL. Il-l
Jndob M. Layton.
It". Lift and Accident
INSURINCE.
ltIIIl EItIIII and Home Amt.
Ooaa.
Ocean Blunt-lilo 't‘lokm. and Italian
III-alto. looaa NOIOIIIIOO.
Ilitl Itooha hold.
out“. It RAILROAD PM".
aourn NORWMJI. CONN.
Notary Public. notational-um
Talon.
D. W. RAYMOND.
3onora\T.t\rtdor
on Walnut.
“Mont-all. WM
mime-alum
“MINI...“ tn
Suit limit that: lint
upon daily. «...... ltuturm. Iron 0
a. In. to ta In. and from t to I n. at
.l22 Washington Street,
ttItIIrItIty. 9 II. In. to lit to. and on Ion- 3
or evealuu troll 7 to I.
lltomt allowed on
AthN IOIMANI. Full.
JOHN ll. MIMI. MM
0:0. It. "than. loo. m m
l
l
l
2
You Can Depend
l poll the value of our Shoes.
I-an be no mistake.
W e guarantee the result of every purchase.
()Itr lied ”lit-kI-t Sole will eontinue the balance of
MOVlllfl Ahead 0 this month and you should not fail to examine our stot k.
In this matter there
M H. GLOVER9
South Not-walk.
2T0 ClOse Out
what is left of our stock of
GASOLINE out on STOVES.
We will sell them as follItII's:
'I'wn burnt" and stop Now l’I‘III ens I insul'ino Stove
was $21; now. .... ... ...... ..... ............ $171.30
'l'wo lilll"llt' and step lllllt' l Iaiuellil Stove was
$10; now ............................... .. ........................ $15.lll'
'l‘wo burner Blue I lame. I as $7.50; now $0.00
Three “ “ “ ” litlll; now $8.”)
'l‘_woburnerGasolineStore,“ 5.00; now $25.75
Three “ “ “ “ 'I'.lll': now $5.25
Don't wait. we'ltavt- only a few of them.
iMnsotI Jars... .................. . ....................... 40 ends at dozen
NASH a. VAN scov,
Cor. Iotth lain and Host St: . South Iorwalb.
fir
to-o-ra'vooeoooIo-a-uvo aooooooooooo’o’o'a'o'ooo
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ADVERTISE III on SENTIIIEL.
0000'0000I00000-0-0I0-0I00'0000000000000000
v-onoon-anyooooolo'th-O-
v.000000r
- v v 7-1....
SIXTY-FIVE PER CENT. ‘
(if the luutituws illt‘ll of this I totally die pout. liy prIItII It
at tiou tut may t'hlt'll lt‘ Iiitlpplylttg today for oneot he
I‘ Iuinee tit tit (It‘llt'l‘tl InoI I-III polio lt‘h‘. I‘mttet but little:
IIIIIItdutI “I; llth- -i‘orl'eitab|I-: i~ enslt III old one.
tieulnrtt apply to S. 5.
\lorwulkJ ‘oIIII.
WANTED.
Old Gold and Silver.
tiltl tiold or l-lilvot' III any bind: IIlII tut-hon or W
Watt-(loo. 'tIIIltIII. Jewelry. tit-III“. otI.. in any Mouton.
Filll. Chill lillll I“ ll PAID Fill All “Oil".
may. ..
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler.
Opera lion-o Bloch. Norwnlh. Conn.
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The Home Paper.
Notttltur that lttt plum. Then- I: ltu nul-tttute nod than
om! will be. it in unique tout leulttol. holding in tttt itrtn
gnu-p all the people to town. The now and It It people on
"natural-lo. 'l‘lwlr totem-lure both nationhood they both
know It. The only [tM'Ilt‘Il why of nttrnetln. their people
in through the loud pnpon
The Evening Sentinel.
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I. lloIIIIIIedieu. agent. South
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liar par- ‘
JMdltm M in mm of ”NM
“I!!!“ Rm.
We trill. hereafter. each day. I!!!
one or the Intent Perle. [nation or W-
enun atylea.
By preheating the Sentinel homo.
and 10e.nt8turtovant's. you can obtain
Inny nine of pattern.
lllN’l‘S BY MAY MANTON.
tlnlulpe and yoke efleettt are on the
. tum-Inu- anti many new gowns are undo
low out and olee‘velrtso. several stylu o!
gnlIan-‘a being provided to wear with
them and than give I-hormlng variety
to the toilette.
The pattern provides for both ntyiel
shown. .\'o l III while silk mouseelino
made over a lining of pink toilet: in
III-signed to be worn with a gown of
ash gtII Ieilinx.
”the lining Is titted with double boat
.huts. Intdtt -arnt sores and a contra
bark seam that may end just below the
hunt or at the waiet line as shown.
The I-loalng lti t‘fiét'll’tl lnrislbly in
I-Iutre front by hooka and eyes. The
lining is titted. the shoulders. stoned
and the standing I-ollar joined to the
tit-II. before the ellirred material is 09'
plied.
'l‘lIe tttousseline is arranged III gradu-
ated putts by gathers at tunnel shaped
sparings. trout and bark. indicated III
the pattern by perforated lines.
This in united to the lilting at cor«
responding perioratlonx on the collar.
bust and bark. an illustrated.
IIIIIVII oi whirring to IIaII-b extend the
whole length oi the slt‘t'l'I‘II that are ar-
IIIIIEI'II oier two tlt'llnlt‘ll linings.
No. 2 shows the lining rut olt below
tlI.~ bust, the gttiutpe and sleeves beinj
made of pale blue Liberty silk Ilt‘mmt'd
itI .~IIII ray style with narrow rIII'hIngI't
ot the S‘lnlt' materlol that radiate from
the net-k. A him-It ot the main silk
with l‘tlt‘llt‘.lllllillUl endtl rovers the
standing roilar and rill-res in Miller
bat-k.
\\'ltile Idttwr nntterluht tire eltmton for
tttitlnutnnter wear. unintpee in thin atylo
will be mode front silk. velvet. brocade
and gnipure llii't' oI'er Iuttln IIII the ana-
...ItI adl‘lttlt'es. Inaertion. gimp. rtleh-
lilllr‘ oi net or Hindu or rows of "III“.
ribbon and braid run he used to decor-
.tlI' in Miller or diamond outlines.
'I‘II illithi' No l for It lady I)! medlttll
~17.“ will require it" yard! of illnteflll
.‘lt‘. ittt‘IlI~-' wldn 'I‘o tnoko No. 2 will
II'IIIIII'I' IIIII yards of IIIttne width m-
terial, The pattern. Til". in I'llt in Ill-
.. for .I :l'.', at. an. as and III-tutti buat
Illthtilll‘l‘.
II II Itltititltltltitltltltltioooottltx
Slltltllt 600'“.
l‘lIIt lIIIIII~ t --l litlo I-I-ttpnn “.t'lilllm
to ”HP pallurtt. any \ltt'.
Nu ‘.'t.'l film-—
iII tlIr put “10!" nt Il'll I'I-IIl-
nl \l'. u. thrtet’nnt'n.
5t IIIooIIooooIIIIIIIIIIoooIIoooI
mom 00.000 1' can.
III-0y lahnalthounlmm
to 0m in U. ‘Htll ll
lily .\Itotn'latot| Prom.)
I‘liltoao. tittptemlk‘r l .\ IIIpI'I-lul 00n-
p..I. it to III\ 1 llllt'I-HI‘I’IIIII trout Inuit.
.tIu‘ ttIIlIltI-rt. III-ennui mow in («A
truth the l‘tIIIflt- l'itpreuu tolupnuy ll
Ilnlllllu ,IImtI-I'Ihty. The money with con-
.IuIII-d by thr I-‘irnt .‘Intionnl tom. 1
Iluutlta to the t'IIlaeun‘ Mitt-uni but
at rit Paul. Minn. It won pltn'ed in tho
.III.Itt tron Mlle in the delivery it“
of the t'hltri‘tbl'llilllmlil'. and lit the m
llbil) ol tloorle .treblbuld. tlrlI'Ir. amt-
III toward the depot. kin route Arohb
bold utopprtt IIt ”flirt“ thIlI-Itott' hon:-
Io. Ioltet putt-nut tie IlroI.- It.“
lll .Illn tollll III-III in tor a lurk-Ia. cl
lI-III-lty at the ohlpp" door at n 800-
IltI home. When he I'qur out the m
III the hole Ito» Itittlttlitta open tilltl N.
«no [uIt'hIIuv “til Witnl‘i‘tl. 'l'hlli “
the one tlmldllllfll DIM!“ III Milli. 1‘.
“Hull“ t‘Ilet'tHl the matter and on at
unit .IIIIaIed.
till-z t'tIIIt't' I‘IIhNItI'rlt'l‘T. '
tlty Mariam! i'rI-IIM
\t’anhlouton. itoptetnbrr l: The flir-
thtth l'etiiuodvuuttt and tho but tintin-
lion It! the ”month will lflill‘l“ im
.tlttet' today for blltltlletown. Pit. The
III IttltttItttItt It! the Pint New .lt't‘twy I'll
lI'lrtII t'oIItIeI-llI-Ilt hIIII uni III-9n lull]
nettlml upon I'Ilrtilil pt'twttre ltt hot
brought to limit to hitt'tt the loot ii.
‘rnattnetnn Millie-red out. it to lmttt
that the Third "It‘flflll will be MM
to ttteltmomt and the First "mum
to It: bottle. bout to be mints-rod III.
Witt-titer the Firm New Jersey will ha
Imuotond out demon noon the mom-
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billy-1
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Norwalk Chronicler