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revisit
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will liiso Millililfl Marti
kill From ill IIlli’liill l’ltrrlr
er Tweedy anti family arrl1ed
by from Danbury and are now
, ,ng their cottage no\t to im-
“ House. The genial humor is
. 11' arriving this season, but be and
) h'ta'mlly are thrice welcome. Mr.
:1 has had his yacht "Maud' ov-
led and she looks very pretty in
”but, light green with pearl gray
He expects to lit her up finely
ear and as soon as completed
thee Harold Clark in his fast lit-
t.“Me and You. "
rty of young men from New
are staying at the Rock tot
he Beach are having their
hose days. ' They say they
, eaten everything but sunburn and
you have to stand that Ne1er
" 1 ey are worth and are expect
. A Mead up from New
alorrow. Mr. Mead is an or
W‘With offices ill Fifth avenue
0 does a lucrative business.
at the walk to Roton has
’completed .l. H. Sceiey is ailing
itte‘ntlon to the mnrstrrrction of
board walk trom the Clark to the
_ cottage, which is being made
it" u'bstantlal thoroughfare. 'llrc
he width of four of the planks
, from the old pier in front of the
ottage and the post holes are
7, deep. Ml'. Seclcy expects
t fie walk completed today.
11 .l‘ Strohmeyel, George iiig-
’ Chauncey Schroeder, 11 law N11
and Frank Donaldson 11 cut to
ntington yesterday in Mr. Stroll
‘l'e‘l‘s catboat "Critic. " WI hen they
gave it a sudden pull with the result
1111 11M. Schrieder took an 1n1ol1mtnlv
"til, clothes and all.
‘ Te party Jit women anti thildleu
ave been staying at Cedar cot-
MR8. OOXHN WASHINGTON.
oTako Her in Charge, as She Was
Lbk ing for Congressman Hill. ‘
Caroline, c.6011.
'whose mind has been unbalanced for
some time. has been taken Ill charge
by the Police Department of Washingv
She arrived there a few
am ago looking for Con rcssmon
She imagines that she is being
systematically robbed and persecutcd, .
and that she has been unable to secure ‘ ’
protetllon from tho local authorities
she was found loitering nrdund the.
Capitol building ‘
m'essmau Hill.
As it was plain that she 1111111 dement-
ed, she was taken in charge by the po.
lice of the district. and as soon as her
identity was established, the lliliIlOl‘I1
ties in Bridgeport were informed of
Superintendent Iiir-
telegram yesterday
from Superintendent Sylvester, of that
place, notifying hilu that Caroline C.
(iox was detained there. 1
had apparently lost ilcr reason.
Tile dispatch was turned over to Slb
perintxuldent Brennan.
ton authorities said that when search-
ed the wolnnu had 11 return ticket to
this city. and they asked that someone,
be sent after her.
Super inicndent
of Bridgeport,
inquiring for
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During the year past we have had many low priced sales. They are "gone but not forgottcn"—They have been merchandise treats to our customers—They
‘have made it possible for us to handle great quantities of Dry Goods. Therefore we could at all times demand the lowest possible prices. We shared this close buy-
atthe smallest living margin of profit. BUT THERE ARE SPECIAL CAUSES THIS YEAR WHICH MAKE
‘THIS SALE MOST WORTHY OF THE TERMS "EXCEPTIONAL" and “EXTRAORDINARY" which we use above. Chief among these 111 the remarkable cool
i'weather and very large stock for this season of the year. we are forced to unload AT ONCE. We have far too much stock to keep the old prices up till later and
:then make a weak attempt to dispose of it when it's too late for you. WE WILL DO IT NOW BEFORE THE, SUMMER HAS REALLY STARTED. Wc' ve read
I rof "Challenge Sales" and “Bankrupt Sales” and “Mill’End Sales” and “Marked Down Sales,” but can say right here that none of the big stores in this country ever of-
gfetcd such BARGAINS as you Will find during this SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE at the BOSTON STORE. Read the list over carefully, and you will see many
articles marked HALF PRICE. AND SOME INSTANCES LESS. This sale will go down in Dry Goods History as the GREATEST EVENT OF MODERN
’ “SALES. DETAILS.
Larson»;
The Washing—
wing with you—many times selling goods to y’o'il
.them that Mrs. Cox was able in travel
alone. and that if they shipped
ho l‘ harities Department,
, he lookout for her.
The Cox woman has been meninliy‘
trouble is the cause of it.
income from some stocks which sup
She has been in the, habit
of telling her troubles to anyone and
c1 ervonc who would lend her an ear.
FRIARS lN THE PHILIPPINES.
This Question Engaging President
Roosevelt‘s Attention at Oyster Bay.
OYSTER DAY. ,
Weather. with brilliant sunshine and
marked the sixth day
of the presidents summer sojourn at
After a brief outing
5‘ Fruit of the Loom (lotion 1-116
1111. til/fie clearance sale
? Willlmantic'Thrcad, best six-
L cord Machine Thread,
5, l. ining Cambric
h". [Lyon’s Tooth Powder,
11952511, clearance sale,
Full Yard Wide Swiss Embroidered
I'iandkorchiefs, valuelflc. at 5c
Drop Stitch, Black
beautiful handles, _ 79111110, $l
clearance sale, ,clcarance' sale,
\iennrn' s Talcum Powder val
11c 25c. clearance sale.
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“.iJe Long" Hooks and Eyes——
“See that liump»value 10c
clearance sale,
Sngamore Hill.
in iht1 0 My morning.
rind Secretary Cortelyou took the boss
iness which had reached them by wire
and in the morning mail.
which is new engaging the president's
attention. and which is giving no little
concern, is that reprcl'tiug the negotia-
tions with the vaileun concerning the
friars ill the Philippine archipelago.
'. Roosevelt has received from Secre-
tary lloot the papers in reply to Govern
nor ’i‘ai‘l‘s proposition the note having
been cabled by Governor Taft to the
war: department from Rollin.
til-891m the beach returned to the city timt1 no official statement will be made
3 37. The cottage has been rented contcrnint: the precise nature of the
, Wll “lam James as all anum to E iim negotiations.
onto and will he used ext lusi1ciy for that until they have been brought to :1
omen {and children from New York successful issue or have been terminat-
cd 1111sntisfuctorily.
Children's Ribbed Hose,
Ladies‘ liose——~“Tbc Estcy“~— .
Seamless, value 121,511, clear- Batcs' Best Seersucker, value
121530 1rd,, clearance sale,
'they ask Be a yard for
clearance sale,
03
\—
”\
Men‘s Iialbriggan Shirt and
Drawers. good weight, draw-
ers double seated with draw-
er straps, splendid, value at '
E3711' Hair l’in Cabinets. assure
ed sizes straight. lllld crimp-
Resigns-Wear
Department.
and $1.75 White Lawn
Kandkovclmis,
Slopes, etc.
" Ladies F‘iue Swiss Embroid
Handkerchiefs.
ille, clearance sale.
l..1dies' Late Trimmed Swiss
Handkerchiefs. 1211413
50c Long Handle Flgor Brush-
0,
49c 3-qt, Farina Boilers,
31.25 Wash Boilers, 1: tin, .
Copper Bottom, No. 8 size, 981:
4 qt. Enameled Ware Pudding
‘iJl'i'c Velvet (hip liosc Sup-
re‘u‘s sizes, sale price,
Sleeveless Vests, value the,
clearance sale,
Latiics' Ribbed Vests (white)
line yarn, V neck and short
2.50 White Lawn 1 lb. Jinane’so Tea and Coffee-
lnzht weight. washable, Porcelain Lined
Ham Boilers,
$1.75 Sheet Iron Ovens for Oil
. it is announced 2.50 Lawn Shirt
Dress Shields,
Men 1-; Plain and liemstitcbcd '. the best sizes.
Handkerchiefs.
i , - , $1.511 Lawn Shirt Waist, Suits, 95c , s
“m 11111. ”' u” “"' $2.25 Clothes erngers. 10-111.
W F. Clark is having sand taken lure of a formal statement by the all-
to ’of nasturtiums in tr.ont
' and arranged with the Norwulk
A a While his yacht, “Ilaivcon” is be-
from the Brown Business College,
Lisle Ribbed
Vests, square neck, sleeve)
value fie. clearance sale,
i' Men‘s and Women's All Linen
initial linudkerelllefs, value
.clearance salt-1.,
in front of the "0|ltl00k cottage ministration will be made.
3311. darted to form a walk in front of little. shall arrive to issue such a state-
a’ orton cottage DP.“ (1001‘ Mt mcnt. it will be given to tip.- public by
Stink has also improved the appear St‘Cl‘etal‘l‘ Root. in \I’asblntztou.
0f the HONOR CON-‘11:? hi I! tine i111: will be made public here.
101' llall and Socket, l1‘usieuers,
; black and mixed.
Bamboo Porchcrocns,
$l.50 Duck Skirts. navy. and
,Chiidrcn's Gingham Dresses, Mm“ Mix“! S‘Wksr the "A“
.6911 and 75c at
.2151 if ilildren' s Gingham Sail-
' 101' Pearl ilutions. suitable for
shirt waists and trimming. 11
Window Screens, 24 in. high,1
fit any window,
52 Rice Boilers, regular price
and Illace,.tl1e host $1 glove
in America, clearance sale.
llox Writing Paper, pure il'ish
value 250 clcl'lluucc
Minn Cornell went to Norwalk res- THE BREACH FURTHER WIDENED
ROME, July ll.~—Tilo
Works to have “10 "50 0f 3 Cardinal Respigbi, vicar general of the
pope, in the llospigliosi incident.‘
1! r’oalred. Mr. Cornell does not furtherembittered thecontroversy and
.1theidca of some 1111 sailing 1m widened 11111111911011 between I’riuceJo-
(191's at a time.sclii1 itospigliosi and till1 authorities of
ProfessorE. E. Browne and Mr. (1111' the church.
Ladies' Lace Trimmed Pants,
14 qt. Preserving Kettle, regu-
lar price, 89c, clearance 811.113.5190
. Blue and White.
regular price 98c, clearance
' "‘ H "k ‘U‘IRS Silk ' $1.011 Wrappers,
. . , .. ,
or dark colors, Mons I‘flllt) and Help Black
Socks, the best 2r
imported, sale,
Misses‘ It‘ine Lisle Lace Hose.
sizes 2'. to 8, value 25c, clear-
Weekendmool
"Dress Sends
. Handsome patterns
9 Franklin Toilet Puller,
sheet package. best quality,
, clearance sale.
(inc Hundred Umbrellas. valu-
ed $1.25 in many
clearance sale
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Stan.“ and
Ribbons and Sauces
\\"flIl~ilS, wllilehrr black.
$1.119 All Black Duck Skirts,
$2.- "' and $2 00 White and Col-
ored Lawn Wrappers.
$1.00 Polka Dot
tic Invisible Hooks and Eyes.
m on "mum! letter to jllpauncd and nickel. {a don,
t‘ardinui ilcspighi's letter. saying
ve. arrived at the White Rose ('01- must uphold Cartilual Macclli, secreta-
go for a short stay; The men are r,v of Apostollic briefs liu forbidding
thoroughly in loye with the island and 1111 English blue sister to attend l’rilr
itsattractions ('ess Joseph Rospigliosi during her t-ou~
Wopfletor T. H Foster has not ,1ct iiucmcni. '
chased a horse to take the place the '
‘Nellie " who died Tuesday. lie 'l’rinco Hespigliosl says he has turned
that he has several animals in to evangelical charity for the assist-
and will probably make 11 plu' ant-e refused by the Catholics. mean.
4 qt. Covered Sauce Pan, value
49c. clearance sale,
1 I V,
Mons \Dcar
Here's good Men’s Articles at
prices lower than they are manu-
31' liil'ngon Thread.
Bloc Hand Sewing Cotton. 200
yard spoolsi,‘ £0“ flail-111,1 $1,110 bulletins and lircssmg
Ladies" 5111c Corsets, white or
r: Allmabtimfli'ins.
chime liol'tly. ing that the new English name sent
merits about the Hanna cottage.
eddy he started at work on the lean
float of the Belle island House
bothers on all the beaches were
evidence yesterday. Now
13' cool wave has come. however.
,In' hers indulging in the sport
ei‘alily diminished.
are old pier in front of the 11
1 tags will be removed with the
.. oi :tour planks which will
W. for the use of those who pre-
. as at: the pier '
, 11y Wilcox has arrived and
ffiosdessloh of the Wilcox cot-
abt Side Terrace for the sea
rest; of the family are ex-
Browile and Mr. (.arvln who
i White Rose cottage.
short time with four good
points and strong pins, 4 for 5::
100 Corset Clasps, 4-5-1; books,
white. drab and black.
21/30 Mourning Pins. dull and
bright black heads, 4 boxes
‘ .. ' Trimmed Muslin printed Lawns, 8” MW. va1
villiam Strobmeyer. W. F. Clark‘s for to England belongs to the Church
hand man. is making several on of England. -
HANNAH M. kNAPP WELLS.
Hannah M. Knapp.
to: J. Strobtneyer intends to put late ,Chal‘les ‘_V‘1’“3- (“Ed at 3_ 9-
deal more ballast in his yacht yesterday morning at the home of her
He finds that the boat does daughter.
9” an H k til it adl d i188 Fairficld avenue. Bridgeport. , .
gm? rallied: ‘11,: {growing W had been ill three weeks and was elzh.
The deceased was a
daughter of Samuel Ward Knapp and
Hannah Pal'vis, of Norwalk. and grand-
daughter nf lizai Knapp, an officer un,
dcr General Washington, and the last
survivtn' of the Life Guards.
lifelong member of the South
Church Blidgeport and always took a
prominent‘part in the work“ of tile
Of a charitable. dispo-
sition, she did much for the poor and
ioyvly'. and until the inflrmitles of age
was active in local
She leaves two daughters.
Mrs. Mark Hailain. of Brooklyn. and
_ James R. Burroughs. of bridge
bosoms—tbat sell elsewhere
at $1.00, clearance sale,
M en’s Fine Woven Madras
Shirts with collars attached,
value 750, clearance sale,
All odd lot of Shirts
collars attached. soft body,‘
chcvlots and Bedfm'd cords,
value 50c, clearance sale.
Men's Neckwear. all shapes.
clearance sale,
150. 2 for 25c
Men’s Leather End Suspend-
ers. good elastic, value 25c.
clearance sale. .
.Ilms' White Duck Knee Pants,
value he. clearance sale
Boys’ Knee Pants, asorted pat-
terns, valuo 39c'and 45c,
t .
yWillininntic Six Col'd
Stylish Dimities and printed
Swiss, selling today at other
places for line ,1'd.. clearance
Corset Covers. six
‘. Best. Needles, in all sizes that and $3 00 Bath
. . r.
, “hm“ sell at 0" 3c Corset Laces. 3 yards long.
round, all lincu, 4 for ‘
Sadat Seeds
s Turkish Bath Soup,
value 51'. clearance sale,
Swift‘s Toilet Soap,
crywhcrc'at 10c,
James R. Burroughs, _.Baies Best Seersucker
:81 and 75c Children‘s l-lnts,
Skirting Crash, value Jill/fie,
PS\
:Clinton Safety Pins are
best madc.du1ing our clean
, once sale, dozen at
Debong Hooks
ty years old.
‘75c Lawn Sun lionnets, ‘
1.“ lawn Kimono wring. hams, the regular 100, quail.
Hump"——-tbcy iy, clearance sale,
have many imitations but no
equal, value 10c, clearance
3|, 3') and $l. “.1,
$1 ')-' House- maid' 11 Dresses .Chccks, value 71:, per yd..
’ The best American Print. all
new siyles,1alue Ge, cloar-4 ’
25 35c. Neck Ribbons
and plain colors, two to four
inches, 11 yard, '
‘T 12.11.121.911 Silk TattetaRlbbons,
four inches wide:
pink, blue and black. n yd,
25~39c Veilings, plain green,
green with white, white with
green. ‘ all the new things
church society.
Colgate s Cashmere Bouquet
Soap, value ".250,
Rosters and
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1 Childrens One and 0110 Kill-
bed Black Hose, lino seam-
soc slack Figured Brillian-
.g 1.;
incapacitated bcr, . , , , ,
. o orcd Wool Suiting, yd., 45c
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' Full yard wide Unbleached
Sheeting, in 10 to 20 yard
lengths, value 6c, clearance
sale, per yard,
Bleached Toilet Crash. per-
Packer’s Tar' Soap.
price 25c. clearance sale,
Cuticura Soap, regular price
25c, clearance sale,
,Dr Lyons' Tooth Powder, val-
ue 25c clearance sale
few “M’S- Mrs
port Case ot Seersucker Gingham,
. worth 90, clearance sale,
““7““? “mm“ ““d “" acouws Parssson POLICEMAN.
NEW YORK July ii—‘Atter a trial
12%0, clearance sale,
‘1‘“ fish... 1 lasting until early today Police Chief
orget the Belle Island Jr.-
Fancy Hose,
'thread, value 39¢ and She,
clearance sale.
"Eltobon Dept.
j 8c Porcelain Breakfast Plates, 51:
value So. pe’r‘yard', ‘
Medicatedeird's Eye Diaper,
tulimyard pieces. value 50c.
Grani. of Paterson N. J was acquit-
Dr. Sheillelds Tooth Paste,
lbw game tomorrow morn- ted of the charges made against him
all 121,411: Val Lace good styles ,7
‘ value 25c, clearance sale,
12,1-ards to the piece, sale
09" 0“ the Brown "’7' Minn for alleged neglect of duty during the 1 it
the. young men have plac- ers
Browns's Perfumes, triple ex-
tracts, valuc 39c. clearance
15c Porcelain Vegetable Dish-
. es 8 in. size,
25c Round Scallop Dishes,
‘ price. a piece,
1'; 39c Sash Ribbon, seven inch
all the desirable
Fancy. Hose.
plain. others drop. stitched,
value 15c and 17c. clearance
“mire recent riots or striking .snk mill work.
Chief Graul was reinstated' 1n his
clearance sale. piece,
36 in. Bleached Fruit of the
new 39“ 0‘ “97’s 0“ Mallorys office by the board of aldermen with
Loom Muslin, - value 8550,
clearance sale, ' V
17c Turkish Towels, big va-
lue at that price, sale price. 111:
- 500 She'ebs bought at a special
price for this sale. The well
150 Meat Platters 8 inch
tine Japanese ',98c Cerise Glass Berry Sets,
Brushes. value 25c,
ance sale half price,
The best 350 Rubber
The addition i'ull pay for the time of hispllspension.
: GIFT To ENFIELD CHURCH.
:THOMPSONVlLLE, July 11.-'rao
First Congregational Church of En-
colors. 3 y,ard
a 10c PointDe Paris Lace and
Insertion. two to three inch-
es wide a yard
,1, Ladies' Black Seamless Hose. .'
$1-25 Cerise Glass Water Sets,
111' “Paint being smell in “)8 nerd has received} 51.000 from James
.981: Cerise Glass Table Sets. ~knov1'n Mohawk Standard
Note the prices:
72 x 90 regular 50c, sale
Fine ‘ lngrain Lisle
Hose, drop stitch, white too
A, 25- 50c Leather Belts, brown,
lng Comb? clearancesalé," "
w
tan, slate and patent leath-
L. Peace, of Chocopee‘ Mass. in mem- c Oak Frame Mirror Glass 5
~31 ”31:33 01 East Norwalk cry or his grandfather. Deacon Posse,
In
thalidomide. from- Green at
. riding the day in News
‘ er, sale price,
' 25c Wash Neck Ties, all white
and while with colors, fancy
81 x 90 regular 550. Sale.
50c Table Damask, all linen.
full 64 in.. sale price.
81.60 93 all Linen Napkins,
a native of Enflold and for many years
an otilcer
Church.
Mi\\°\“%‘.§ and. heel, value 50c, clear-
Some interesting prices dur-
’ ing our. clearance sale:
’ 1 lot of Trimmed Hats, value
$3 50, $4. 50, $5. 50.’ clearance
in the Congregational
The legacy is. to be known ,
as the Deacon Peas'e mod
75% 12-111. Granite Iron Water
39c 13 qt. Granite Iron Preserve
Shirts and Drawers,
gusseled, value 350,
$1
Huck Torval, special 5c value. 3:
White Bed Spreads, regular
price 89c. clearance sale, ,
20c White Striped Nainsooks,
25o
' 19- :3“ Turn-over Collar Tops ‘ 29c 12- in. Turkey Feather Dus-
during this sale, one price.’ .15: .
5c Collar Foundations, ‘
widths;' white, black and
4 :{eags hot sadlering relieved in a
g to up: at as yield at once to
'Mlldm! few days at the curative properties of Doan' s Olnt. . I
to: ' ' ‘ineat. Never- fails. at a
111111 111 clot-k. of the "out. 5,, oceiiis 111 drug stare,
25c Covered Picnic Baskets
89c Steel Knives and Forks.
*Sllm‘t sleeves, line combed
Egyptian yarn. good value
it
’ 1 lot Unrrlmaied o‘ullng Hats.
value 7511 §pd $1. clearanée .
6c Fringe Napkins.18 x 18., ,,
Best Soft Finished Lining
Cambrics. full pieces. sold
many places at so a yd
15c Steel Bread Knives,
69c Two Burner Oil Stoves,
oi: Geneva Thread: silk sub» .. 15c Tin Tea Kettles, 2 qt.
‘ An odd lot or Men‘s Drawers
' 11111111111111 Piano Hats. value
- so ' “
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0c
United Mine workers today voted 35” GalVfiPiled "011 Chamber... clearance sale. .
against accepting the ionic agreed at»
an. by the joint committee; I
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