lit. AS a . 'ALLWE usher. you is To EXAMNEO , . . ACRIFICE THAT YOU WILL BE SURPRISED. GQ MUST MAKE ROOM. ' dres’ All Wool Broad Cloth Jackets, Satin lined, suitable 0r Spring and fall. Value $10.00, ill W001 Black Cheviot Jackets, S Cloth C overt ‘ fired a . Mil Coats, guaranteed rain proof. Value $12.00 and $ rgeassortmeut of Skirts, in Black, . I thesu Skirtsare made up in the ‘ ailors. Value $5.50, It. rg variety of Corded Pie 1W lvBroad'Cloth Skirts. Value $6.00, superior "Quality Broad Cloth Skirts. V aluc $10.00, ‘ 'NVhlte Duck and Pique Skirts. Val _ ,iji‘hsh Skirts. Value $1.50, ' ', itMisses’ All Wool Cheviot Skirts. V nadies’ Brilliantiue Skirts. Black. in tc Pique Skirts, trimmed with Embroidery. now $4.95. atin Lined. Value $9.00, . now $4-35- oats, made of the very best materials, Silk or 15.00, . , rn0w"$5.65. Value\$18.oo, . "r now $9.20. Blue and Brown. All of latest styles by first class now $2.45. ated Skirts, in all colors. Value $5, now $2.05. now $3.35. now $4.60. ue $1.50, now 650. Value $3.00, now $1.35. now 450. alue $3.00, now $1.63. 0 $6. now $2.65. tie and Brown. Vain UR ‘S o, i l», l"' o ,- Value $7.00, Ladles' All \Vool Value $10.00, Value $22.00, I Ladies‘ Lawn Shi Ladies‘ White La lgadies‘ illack Sat Value $1.75, llroarl Cloth Suits, Ladies’ Brilliantiue Shirt Waist Suits, .lirowns, made up of the latest styles. V aide $7.00, Superior Quality Brilliantine Skirts, and of the finest make. shredder Skirts, in all color, Serge Suits, in Black, Blue and Fancy Mixed Cloth Suits, all \vool. Value $8.00, Satin lined, made of the fittest Black, 13 Ladies‘ iiriiliantine Shirt Waist Suits. Black, illue and Brown, A1 quality, l‘leated Skirt and Waists. Value $8.50, rt Waist Suits. Value $3.00, wn Shirt Waists. Value 98c, ecu Shirt \Vaists. Value $1.00, Children's Sailor Suits. sizes 6 to 12. Value $1.50. Children's Sailor Suits, handsomely trimmed, sizes (3 to 12. rock; 1:13, ill/ILL morphine ‘w'rhny HOW FAR our v00 Live. war. has: GOING'I‘O SELL These 000153 AT- seen 009 err. BE 501.0 FOR LESS THAN IT COST TO MANUFACTURE, AS we ARE GETTING IN OUR WINTER GOODS AND Children's Dresses, sizes (3 to It). Value 75¢; , 4 . now ass. i . MW 3935- Buster Brown Dresses, sizes 6 to 10. .Value $1.00, . . now 45c. now 495 Washable Children’s Dresses, embroidery trimmed, sizes 6 to lirown. ' L 12. Value 98c, , . . m ' ' 1., now 38c. now 343% White Lawn Dresses, sizes 2 to 4. Value $1.25, 1. ‘ } now 550. W $335; Extra Fine Quality Long Baby Dresses. ,Value $1.00, ‘ material; ., 7 now 45c. Children‘s Fancy Dresses. Value $1.50, ' now $10.35. ' l .. I, now 85c. inc and Baby White Short Dresses. Value 750, u, v. _ ,‘g now 39c. ‘ now $233“ . Baby Short Dresses, 1 year old. Value 590, . . now 33c. Ladies' Stock Collars in assorted styles. V aluc 25c to 50c, now $3.65. now RC. White Turn Over Collars. Value 10c, now $1.15. ._ ._ now ac. now 37:. Children's Stockings, 1. ' - now 71:. now 420. 1600 [lunches of Flowers, worth from 25c to $1.00, , - now 56 to 350. now 75c. Outing I'lats. all colors. Value 65c, now 23c. now 95c. . ...... .150 Trimmed Hats at your own price. PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO SHOWING YOU AROUND. SO YOU CAN CONVINCE YOURSELF OF THESE BIG BARGAINS. NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU HAVE SUCH SLAUGHTERING IN PRICES. COME EARLY, AS NO GOODS WILL BE RESERVED. ‘ PATTERNS GIVEN EE‘QQTO ALL WHO ASK FOR viii DIMINUTIVE THOMAS BANTA'S TROUBLE. Three Footer Who Masquerade. A. a Policeman Hon :1 Misunder-tand- . inn with Sheriff O’Brien. “filing? ,Bnntu, who could be, well c; Rid mom, on account of his dim- lnutlvo single in trouble. lie. is the little than in to police officer's uniform who‘m‘uquorades around Steeplechase inland Bridgeport. as a policeman. lie ll sold to have no authority to net as policeman. Thomas got “too fresh" with a woman ahtho resort Wednes- day‘fllgfi ‘7 It!" result of which City ’ Bhorllto mien. arrested hint on the oham infravhrooch of the peace. lie was before the city enurt to-day, and hip cue continued until tmnnrrow. lie iii-them held in bonds of 812. According to Mr. O'Brien. Thomas. 1!de over on the "trail“ last night air, ‘l'm‘fltlg every pretty girl that. warning. Mr. O’Brien came by n! his wife and several other wo- ‘ . 'l‘hpmot-t thought. that. he bod; more than his share. and no taking 0min the arm. tried to lead her fifty.” M this the sheriff told him to amt or he would find himself in trott- i “ loot-011ml Thomas. who tried out: "Who are you?" . “Then the sheriff said "i um (‘lly m ‘aWBtlonW but this name bud no , . for~Th0mua, who, rounding u may from the sheriff, dared hint .. t him. at the some time mak- m.“ outcry that. was drawing peo- lo 9 the «pot. , ‘ ‘tnlrorlff arrested ltlm null. flit. with the atromuh of u union. The sheriff in order: in behave, (relight him up hilly and bumped his head against hoorti walk several times. Al the , , iii of the resort agreed to to lot in court the next morning. ,9 ‘ was roteued. . utordoy he failed to show up, and fit. 0' ion started after him and, not it cumin my in a troll“ r. Men arrived in o rt Ii, " to a dedication“ on ma em- . "bid you not a child‘s warrant 7 him?" was ultedl uherilf. u importation» to plead- TRAVILIIO. on would not travel about the um um weather without 0 of chromium Colic, Chem rbilrritooo Many.“ says Mr». Motth of Fairneld. lotto, or “on. or too datum of thltt ll than, cure the worst . c , 5 VENiNGs. oil." no. rho hi familiarly. 13TH Both Claimed Fame-loo of Savln Rook Thoom Youtordoy Morning. The Thirteenth uud Twentieth Con- neetieut Volunteers held rennionu at Savln Ruck. yesterday. there threaten» ed to be another not-t of “civil“ war over the, question of tho occupation of the theatre its a meeting place. It seems that both regiments expedi- ed to use the Suviu Rock theatre ill 10:45 for their business meeting and both assembled in due. season for the event. Neither aide would."relronl" in in vul' of the other and it; looked like has» tllitles when the Twentieth withdrew and held their business meeting elm» where. The exrltemcut furnished amusement for the Bevin Rock people. for some little time yesterday morning. One veteran of the Twentieth stated that. his regiment "never retreated" and would not begin now. The. Thirteenth men claim Ihut they always pushed forward and they would not. tnlte a back neat for any- body, even now. The matter was mutuality utllunted. however, and the veterans Wern about arm in arm durhnr the afternoon and hostilities were called. off. At the buttinmui tit-union of the Thin leellth ll). 15. iitlubur of Derby wait elected prunideutmnd the followittlt rduie ehonen to fill other timeout: First. Vice l’rculduntmWilllum ll. madden. of New lirlluln. Second Vice l'renlduutwl. C. (liltilth nor. of New Haven. ’l‘lllvd Vice l’t'euidonlwll'. R. llolclh his», or New Eugen. . Fourth Vida ruuldontwc. ll. Bett- ton of New B loin. Secretory n treasurer ml). 1). Pen- field, of Now liniu. Chaplain—~ilettry Union, of New Preston. Biz members of the regiment have died linen the lost annual meeting and opproprlnto tributes were paid their memory, .Owhundred. and «haven member. nit d thirteenth dined nus noon at Putnam I manhunt. 'f‘nntloth restroom. business session out lucid in the ill , ire also. and N, W. ,Wn one, . n the president jot-1th; annulus tom. Other, unicorn “Sh-1i Vieol’mldont “the: P. Cotter at mull, second VleoPresldr-ut, F. A. florehliiiin. of Cheshire. Mretary and Treasurer, Judge A. u. smith. of AND 20TH AT l'l",~ Clinch (3 .thuith. of Cheshire. 7 Burton tile your fourteen have died, and they were mmhmmd by lilting cxaniinntion tomorrow under a bond ire. Anointed! Secretary, Nettie. ‘ 1 THEM. 1| THREATENED HALL WiTH Piss TOL. Policeman Who Too Quick for Anze'lo Euteilo Whom He Was Arresting. ‘ Pollcvnmn Peter Hall made a ohm. or capture of two liaiianu supposed: to be dangerous criminals in u Wu'er, street lodging house in Bridgeport you. 1 “gym, Theatre terdny. The first who gave his unmet as Angelo Eniello was taken before struck Judge Stevenson charged with curry-f int: concealed weapons and held hr; of $131». When Policeman Hull toldl him he was under arrest Eutello mndu’ a motion to no: at his pistol pocket“ Hall was too null-k for him howevmui and an examination brought to lluht n 32 calibre louitid revolver. When Estella was surely lodged in jail. Hall returned and utter u llttlo, ueurch located the man‘s compuuiont who nnld he won (libereto De Cronin of ill Our: street. New Haven. He] was plnred under urn-in. Witeul still won found on his peruon nllhouuh li wmi leurned that yesterday he had no money at Ill. lie was held for lit- realisation. Estella is badly wanted by tho Wit- torbury police for theft from the per- non in that city and when he has an. lulled the authorities here for the or forum of enrryiuu venerated weapons. will be turned over to the pollen of that town. ‘ FlINDlIt-l ournnmo. in often echoed by mom, ulcers and concern. that out way your Iltiu. Wm. Mall, of riot hock, Mien, uyl: ”l hove mud auction's Arnie: solve for vleeru. Sores end (loom. it to the but hauling drama: I ever found." 300th“ and hool- outs. hum Ind waldo. "In It 3'. ll. nort- tor‘l drug atom [not . . " resolution. this hundred and twenty. live wok dinner in Wilson: Pier rem unreal. , , Wk “W 1 i a [.0 D it?“ E _ tan Amt m w no at”. ' ‘ 1'th yhtdrdly in . ‘ . ’ r Puree who it I Bristol N i? 2i.wWilllnnt wnodllr tutu 1m. to term if nonrehml at police headquarters about. ; t POPULAR Autiseusu'ro. A THOROUGHBRED THRILLER. From the echoes of Metropolitan Op-. lnlon it must be inferred thlt in his new four nct play of California ranch and race trucks! 5 en tar Life." to he produced by St limp and Harris, at atiueo and Night. more Kramer halt September 2. it big:‘ lumping. from both a box office and meio- -drum_atle point of View. The i scene of action In mutanticttlly'lnid in the wildly picturesque region buttrcu~ sell by the Storm Nevada Mountains. admitting of grand and bountiful noon- lt' effects. or whlt-h we lire nurtured very accurate and artistic advantage has been fully taken, The plot. and action are not overloaded with a su- perubundnuee of characters. and no tloublhs and dummies are introduced to kill time and rtlll warm. Every member of an unusually strong and well~blllflltcvd emu has it thoroughly typical port in play. and one that is llnportmtt to and intimately and tu-tivu- iy identified with the. Milwflorl’. Hence. every-on.» in conspicuous in and capable of masterfully summing the utility emotional and .eomodv menu and slurllitltt nud ueuuutittttul climuip ouuiy suspended ill-tween ethuuuey and norm-lug. sympathy and mlleltudu tutti tltriliu, llt'ltltui and learn, , n. bountifulthormmhbredlu iluolgnod Q. birthing part. which it udmit‘llliy Ill.“ intuit by escaping llttiteulllud from ro- pr-nted vlilniuouu uttemptuuppn its life, to flunilv have both ltti ownur’h llfn 0nd fortune by winning the hon Anselm lierhy. Bu fur the lay in her. aided an n plu-muuenut wnnur from port to wire. . own or, re pll. B. Bpiogol. 1204 N Vlnglnio It" Br- nutwlito, Ind, writer: ~ "for over five r, I in“ trmlhlod with indoor and id _ elections which much onto and worry. and on all run down. and 0 you no land to abandon writ entirely. time or the but parathion: who did on. which keep the Ithlluueo lmfllul-z' ra- com um Halt M thori- . 1 we - u ' - I. . t 68 WASHqu'rgons'r, NARROW ESCAPE OF BRIDGEPORT . ;' ,~: ,. . ' MAN. BRIDGEPORT, August zit—Kelly Rolbnuon. Jr., connected with the Dirt. mond Mulch Company of New York. had it narrow escape front death early today while riding through this city in his all horsepower -antornoblle. When the machine was opposite St. Vincent's hospital, the chauffeur dill not 896‘ a pile 01. bricks lithiumviture laced tetnporurllyflln the roadway. * he machine was going utxu him I'ltto of opoed and striking thin 'oblltwto turned compietiy over and was entire- ly wrecked. The chauffeur and his 3 companions saved themselves by lumping.‘ l a H E’ V .1 -. 50x, ‘4, «i153 ,t 'fné‘ steamy, AUGUST 20th, on the grounds, 4:30 p. 01., ill take place the following Saturday, name .4 hour. 'Ehoee ; fitting are unequalled anywhere in‘hlorwalk nitd are really the only avail- able iota left in our city. and, if a rainy day, sale w ,, .. .t 30m the ligature of , 0011' won mono. BRIDGEPOM‘, August zit—The Ant- erluou tlrophophone Company yenter day was model the defendant in u '50.- M winter dnmom brought by John .(lolerravriez. at. former employs of tho unworthy, 'i‘ho plnlntll‘f lost both nrmu in an accident in the full of liltii and eluimn that the machinery of the com- pany was defective. ”wanna—a. BOOTHINO AND OOOMNB. . The mm that Moll without 0 not is Dul'ilitt'u Witch. l;l oi halve. No remedy effects such I ody relief. it am, my but moth... 233”“ in ”if“: alibi Monies. ‘ ' ti o r rim: ,1 Enigma inure . . on r Sold by 0,0 ‘ [0 our yo‘ L. For term: :undjufrthor Particulars apply to ., 1 it, ' W. 3. D06“ MO,‘ Auctioneer. 3011.. wholti‘ empowerod to draw up and guarantee of Title Decal. or to Leo Davis, 1. 0 Their Original Prices. nor-third no great relief, and utter tuition tho . no entirely cured. second i '4 Sold at Pluhuotlh ma own. it *‘ .2»ng ~ WT Hil‘WmT . miwilflll, Au int $5.?» . ”9.11M till ‘. other matter of this other. 1 rent while in u dull ', mm 10-1in llllil was hurt balm in summer He Mira) within“ to my“ ’ . .. are a. . ell aw me no end .1, . p l v . up to not? 5 (“lg "commended Ill did it I! . :i: ..... W in. during our . if you In It oilin- vau will you how; the opportunity to buy trill ( the «mo nullity mmwlmo our the prices we on Wmflm” £3 ,4 6mm 1': and look the line ovu- m'fiuiicouIn:bin-areDiaries-illeaoootuuilin .1“ tiara-eat!a~01:anonelioioiiovniconcerto! VlollltllldIIOIOIIIDICOOOIUIIOJIIDOJOOIOO‘ lDihlblll.IlllItitIllilliiiltflljlilllllfl. ' Ovaltli‘lllVilllilvlloltlbboltfliillliilIt! 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