internal in the twentieth tutti; "Ilene of the Ital ht street rob may scream.» ed liberal and Godly “WWII! for ”Tailor wil simply indescrrihlst I truth of this expression- lmnerltive. As a clear it ofih silo Holy balm t. text Isaiah 1st, 1. libs I _. at Jones. tales of revived music sale it Mrs. J. 8. TI!- orv‘IIl who is well a singing eranxellnt, merit- will». This evening. I preach on the clues offing; e ijsharp. A‘ h First Methodl' "The (l bristles Idle , ill‘l, roller Hail to meet the pastor in resdlar month 1:: “alleges. this evénlng at the church. shown 8HOIJLD Ill FROHIDITEII. W Another woollen t6 Performances , Mops Ids church Fran-my. . W. '1‘. Duncan was fully as- tldsdv in saying what he did relating to the Thornton ornivel Sacha performance may -I it poopie who like low type of e ntInt. but for line th I. clean all and who knows there are pleasures of more elevation, the carnival can truly be compared to Ooney Island Bowery. The same kinds of inducements are used to on tics patrons into the various tents. and the noise from 7:30 to 11 every‘evon- in: is very anuoyint to people in the surrounding neighborhood. As yet i WRINKLEO. Even the men have taken to brewery. OS and on the cult. ,- to dotsmine whether you shell which few of us possess. , Solid embroidery and out work lar- and cuff set II of Ohlr Chapter. ” ”use. ml in hold this even- I eels. All members are d to be present. SHIRER. See'y. ‘Nw W ” at to her noticed the , till) Mi her. When the conductor THE SECOND EVERY PRICE QUOTED SPEAKS FOR ITBILF. VINCING ARGUMENT. THE PRICES ARE ACTUALLY OUT iN HALF. WEEK WE” WILL CONTINUE THIS SALE WITH MANY NEW VALUES! ADDED. NOT AFFORD TO REMAIN AWAY WHEN OTANDARD GOODS ARE BEING OFFERED, HEART OF THE SEASON AND IN THE FACE OF A RISING MARKET AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THEIR INTRINOIIO VALUE. SATURDAY OF THE YOU RIGHT hi7 «6 ale . A GENUINE AND E'NTHUOIASTIO SALE THAT HAS HIT THE BULL'O EYE OF FOPULAR' FAVOR. EVERY LINE OF MERCHANDISE HA8 ITO ‘OWN GON- THE OOODO QUOTED ARE ALL THIOI OEAOON’S STANDARD MERCHANDISE. OWINO TO THE INOLEMENT WEATHER OF THE PAST POOITIVELY GAN- IN THE have only heard of two who are is- orably taken with it, others say it s a nuisance, and a great disturber, be- eldo affording no sanitary accoxnmgdur lions. The City Council ought to get to- mhersnd pass an ordinance that nothing of like nature he allowed to settle and perform within a distance of 860 feet of church property, and :33" there's a well kept nelghbor- make shoulder straps of ribbon city. m too, pay a M“ “can“ to the is easily made and pretty when Let those who think it must be 91°” amusing, go there tonight and use ‘ their eyes. A SENTINEL READER. SPECIAL BERMONS DURING JULY. A series of special topics of inter. not for Sunday evenings in July has white. are made without sleeves. A yard makes one as arm; open at the heel: and close brim and indented sides (where mum; econ modating that he wore ' ' pointing out the scenery said the conductor. tar and come to the can ”‘all that is needed to bring that's Just it. 0; ly trimmed, 50c value. value, at 60c. value, at 62c. ‘ , coseET covane. , Twelve attractive styles. including 21c. 39c. About 10 dill'erent styles in dainty 1 (facts, nicely finished, bonsdale Finc‘ Nainsook Covers dainty lace Drawers of line material. flat ilnlsb V, round and square necks, lace or seems out full size, regular 290 va- embroidery trim, Regular 39c .vulue. lue 35° Drawers with wide Hamburg ruf~ Very pretty 00W“- ‘In styles “9“" lie and cluster of tucks. made of soft cotton, (the quality. at 35c. Drawers. regular 76c flounce full umbrella cut, made of Drawers. with Hamburg ilouuce. 5‘ and Hamburg trimming, regular 890 inches deep. made with French top. regular 980 goods. SKIRTS. Walking Skirts, full DRAWERS. ruffles. Sale 660. Hanlburg Flounce‘Shirt, lace insert, ~ special value at 86c. Duluty Skirt. lace trimmed, price, $139. GOWNS. fine ““0"“ “‘1‘“ng Six styles, dainty round necks cotton. Choice. 46c. 65c Eight styles, one Is very new lug Grecian 65c. Choice, 850. umbrella flouncc, cambric top, tucks and dust and ribbon trim, regular illic value, at band, _ of embroidery. been arranged by the Rev. Hugh B and crosses on the inside of the Carpenter, pastor of the South Nor- wnlk Baptist Church. . They include the following. July lat—Women and War July 8th~lilndulaucc of Love. July lilth—JI‘ho Cross of the Work- Ing Woman. MJuly' 22th-Why Old Maids do Not urr July 29th—The Story of Sweetheart. They are designath as brief sum- mer services of praise and worship and a hearty welcome is extended to of Val wider than that upon the sale Costumes of White serge with lace cheapeniug the effect hav- ter of neck dressing this season. , roIe3i,Senntor Clark, of Montana. a ”other favored mortals. ass for Twelve Olliecrs In Con- ‘ nectiout. NGTON, June 22. ——Postmns- Cortelyou today announc- Iilatment' of the salaries esters in Connecticut. All are excepting Higgsnum and Water. The list follows. ascent-t ts, 500 to Is. 600 ”water, I2. 000 to 51700 Dan my. 33 000 to $3.100. ‘ ”.2000 to $2. 600. , nwich. $2, 700 to $2. 800. Kinsman It, 100 to $1.100 ‘ lie. 32, 800 to $2. 400. ‘ .81. 300. to $1,400. ,. not: bench 81.100 to 31,500 lath Glastonbury, 31. 300 to $1.400 some Manchester 82, 200 to $2. 300. Jammie-slain $2. 000 to 32, 700. "l‘erryvillo. 700 to 81.800. torn 3.300 to $3.400. , OR OPECIAL BAIL. 0—... In the OUIII Ollndor Case—Short Cal- 8nd” LIIt. as been made for special ’ sbrought by Maria Della must oso Della Antonio (1 Donate Paolotti, for al- , er. Judge Curtis will act » In the Common Pleas (‘dbrt .: short calendar list fol T Whiting vs. Mary E. t» IL, foreclosure; Samuel The Treat & Shepard Co at 'lldant‘s motion for permis- demurrer; W. E Burnh m, outing at al. foreclosu " Clbaby Vs Michael H. Sex- are of difensc or foreclo- _ m Livingston Wells ct ai.. ex- ‘ . a. Thomas Donahue, fore I"; ‘ .;li Gill": Broil. vs. M. E W. V, pp 3.. foreclosure; John F'. Boo George Walker of 015.. fore- rgil 0. Platti Vs. Edward ‘ , r ludsment; Otto P. Zeit- Illlq CW WWO“ Slade. for leave to drill canlaint and (-iofend , to We order of restore. rice I. Grigg vs. John R. ‘ allowance of plainill‘s ; , d: Rosksm, Gcrstley ‘ 9st ck O’Brien st als.. lore- pg; .I: Abraham F. Rosenthal vs. gr ”Ullu‘l‘pson, judgment for want of ‘ , rte. Della vs Rosa Delia. ' Ipocial ball; Marla. Dolls. Paolotti, motion for spec- . Maria Delia vs. Donate Pso- .. ' nation for special ball; Martin " . vs. Jonah Barns, foreclosure; Ill. Levon et IL. judg- want of adhwer to bill of ' Henry B. Marshall vs. , Wm. disclosure of do Uforeclosure': Samuel Simon , Hydraulic 00., defend- .~ 01- more specific state- 0‘ Wheeler vs. The N. R. It. 00., demurrer out; Frank H. Hoyt. K. achIVoir st sis. fission u deniedb y y of the minor gfl‘lighy. meant for I hearing dusted ly irilnl ular pri $10.98. value. For Saturday, $6.50. I LITTLE JOHNN The only correct waist for warm weather, percales. tits perfectly. having shoulder tucks ular $1.26 quality. cut full, regular 76c value. A'l' 96c. Waists. Saturday. on an Lingerie waists. Our tables are continually'beiug heaped up with freIh. new Ion Walsia of unusual design and extraordi- ton front or back. End-0I-890300 Prices on Women’s Garments. s Stirring Saturday. Specials. SOME OPECIALLY PRICED LOTS IN ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS—OHIRT WAIOTS. SHIRT WAIO'I' SUITE, ETON SUITS, SILK ETONS,8KIRTO, ETC. NO END TO THE BARGAINS WE OFFER. GARMENTS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Shirt Waist Suits. Women’s Shirt Waist Suits, mode of fine quality iuwn, docp tucks, nont- ued, regular $2.00 value. Saturday, 81.45. Eton Suits, fancy mixtllres and shadow plaids, ucutly trimmed jackets, skirts made the new circular pleated cifcct, with two'follbmt Huttom.iReg- ’ . ces, $18.00. $22.50, $25.00 and $27.00. Black Taffeta Silk Etons, well made, lined wlth white satin throushmu, neatly trimmed, our regular 310.00 YJONES made in lawn. linen and line to give proper fullness. Reg- I THERE'S All of one price, Saturday. mm“ ’2 5° W or short sleeves. lace trimmed. vary Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Gibson. of West- port uveuuc, celebrated their first Wed. ding auuivcrsmy last evening with a very pleasant little party of married friends. Several handsome presents were mcelved The evening was spent in social intercourse games and a general good time. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond Mr. and Mm James Evenden Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Fillow and Mr. and Mrs. Fanton Beers. collars turned back from the low and the Dutch neck having no one and cloths and silks alike them startling in their siy.ie l Dali 321-4. High Grade Teas. Sweet. Rosy Butter. Delicious Coffee. Pineapplcs in all prices. , THE BEST OF EVERYTHING AND REASONAB 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. other specials. FASHIONS AND OULINARY. One smartly dressed young ”man has his nesiigee shirts embroi- dered neatly down the center plsit Il‘he crowns of the very latest bats” , are hish but leave it to your mliiluer' one. unless you have that ”glftle" bins very nicely to make a smart col» ‘ I learned recently a young woman ’ ”.w who makes all her own silk slips or no. ' den whistle, and makes them all of Cut the silk in half, new up both sides, adjust so, that a seam comes under either tiny buttons and buttonholes; trim the top as elaborately as you please with lace and insertion; gather the bottom into a belt of ribbon-run beading, and A beautifully arranged wreath of large double ”roses without foliage is a feature of a stunning New York hat. The wreath travels from side to side across the back upon the upturned higher); at the front it dips again Narrow valeuciennes lsce rubies may edge both sides of the delta like lull pieces that drape the shoulders of the blouse. Heavy lace frame the V and cpaulcttes while the sleeve rallies are lilies or squares are most effective when made in severe style, for the more elaborate designs tend toward Great. latitude is allowed in the mat- all to attend. on or lawn stocks, plain or tabs in any ~—---—————-—--— ' desired length or number. still linen FIRST WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. turnovers with munnlsh bows. plain bonds of embroidery simply fastened with the ever present baby pins, soft at all—all have their place in the stylish neckwear of the season ~ Paris is going in with a vengeance for stripes says the Boston Post lin- ing stripes of varying width, some of Trailing vines and flower garlands are the prettiest possible table decora- LEADING GROCER. 8111‘ wear COUI' they with m Ipeboo This com- A new covori bran, and the i This material, it If! brim. ilchu black and have about there today. Lin- neck, collar show- ill TEL.. 698—2. of Groceries is here in fullest'vsricty. and‘only the best quality. Asparagus. LE PRICES. « tion for any sosal function; and now, while they are to be had for the gath- cling. is a very 100d time to make gen ersl use of then. tine, is so finel can sift through. gives to the h vered appearanle HAT FAG ORY RESUMES. A. A. Hodshon it Company. have resumed the wprk of making hats in” the Adams facbpry in Railroad avenue William B. h avenue manure plant for an lni Fancu Ni per peak. 400. Faucli New PotaIOes. per Hi peck. 200. linseluli’s and costs about one cent a. plate. - some and In onrliinntrsted mailed you. named lumen-mm , 1.3 for pictures. brlcca- life. during their sum- mer retirement is noted in, Vogue lhlch is called Argon I; woven that no dust and its brilliant glaze “Lab lights a truly sil- a dozen men employed ‘Iubbell, the” Woodward cturer, Is to close his leilnite time. on Potatoes. NORTH MAIN ST. Good Things To Eat This store is for everybody. For the person who wants a mesh baked loai of bread to the most fastidiousepiottrc who wants thcchoicest food dainties in the season. Everything in the line Fine Native Berries. Choice Cauliflower. Tomatoes. Cucumbers. Beets. Lettuce. Elegant Fresh Country Eggs. Charles E. Seymour, SQPUTH NORWALK. Sugar .Sa‘le. l Hundreds of people flocked to our stores last Saturday to take advantal e of our extremely low price on the best Granulated Sugar. Tomorrow we ofi'er that earn rare bl gain again. Note Granulated Scan 22 lbs for $1 Butter Finest lar- Creamery 250 lb Plant 10 lbs for 500. Sugar is sure to advance in price. Bay of us and save money A ‘l . +3 l “IL 3. Bfllnd 5 lbs for 250 65c bail STAMP OFFERS THAT WILL MAKE COLLECTORS HA1 PPY. nary value. It 45c. . AT also. cum silk Walsts. can finish, neat 5‘1wa a? angwxwét“ “I: was“? - Fine Lawn whim. newest pattern. rlne Batiste Walnut, made long or styles. regular tans value. at It It. I °- I I I “v Cori“ short sleeves. line lace. trimmed. but- White Chins Silk Waist. made long ”A . ' 50c. 25¢. In. 3nd. J so 8 with x mm and Java Ooil'ee. 30c. :5 Stamps with lb. ave and Collies. can. t M “glance limit; 3m. pints. «e: quarts; White Mountain ice Green M n are: not. It at not; 3 qt. use. For studs: 4 at. its. at $2.75. _ ‘ _ Pints “93' Colman slim Mllldi‘ In. It in. 1‘1qu wear with "Peter , ‘ waists. All calm-a regular “turner lilo. Fine Lawn Wallis nicely trimmed. if: 0250 attentive. Regular an. 00. It ”.06. ‘ 17033.1(» short sleeves. newer 81. 50 “MI" Wall“ goryI dslutii sheer FRO. IMTAMPO WITH ONE PICK NEW 03 OLD POTAT?E§ AT RNIHT PRICngxo A‘l’ me. . Xmflfiwu m “ "°' slack deck or, lingo color. taller, . Flue Batiste wttistn, lace and em- “um. WnIIts. mode of In. ba- made skirts. Ranger “.50 value. ' COUPON. brewery trimmed. regular 02.00 value tints and Ill-0m meals. Value. III. to. lie. ’ ., to lmfi: Wm, m Fr“ robustn- with to Swaps with ,1} 9:99" Will “gigs Free to , SATURDAY SPECIALS—From all over the stars. pm“; if: ,' .. um a, ”I” I; indict Black Guise Lisle Hose. Allinvcr Laces in VI. or Oriental. lsdlu’ fancy Stock collars, in on» War. lance. ,cm’ “If“. , 01' W “on ml or silk llnish. regular 26s quality. bub full *18 inch width. annular file. But- braid!!! molar 150 snail ty. like 156. ‘ too. too. more of dream urday, 190. . “m1,“ . 1h. , .. III “I 31W I, isms Black Lace books regular 260 B gnaw“ 01;” Soap. Value lbc. "mwfihéfé‘glfilggm “I“ hid. ’1 ” ““fi ‘ ' ‘I ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ to I with ~10 Itunps with to lumps with ,...............,....._..... ........... arr-“1w .... anwnreuem ... .... in: "a... I... .. t... "not blue. secular m submits“ 1“: “:WM" ”Inn: ”cm Wt“ Ian-a unsung}! ' ' mg am W ‘ dig?“ lb. can . ‘ how‘s? Men's Fan flecks. re s. W 00M) m , , , 4 quality. Ingram» Ion-1r. this ' Maurine. , m” “Imam;
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