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.. "silt, ‘i’T-lili‘d‘ “I
”it
BIT OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE mugh go~nomatter how great a sacrifice.
you, . We publish only a partial list.
“a-shionev
‘ a .SALE ,OFAMATGI-ILESS’ VALUES—GENE
’ suit
‘ lash»
. ....
It’s an
n 1:
..; i
it
mat BARGAINS. The best kinds of merchandise at 1)
Come; and see for yourself.
This: . our: ‘
fl
lawns.“ lit
..-
.:Wl,’ Zilli‘
its”: “1‘49 ' ’~.‘lt-,
i...
rioéé that will 'astonish
‘1‘»
‘ 'I-H '\ t‘cyrr‘dfi‘i‘ji‘ ‘
. , , The great JULY SALE, which opened so encouraging'ly Thursday. and despite the rain of Saturday, crowded every portion
0 “our store, will continue, with EVEN GREATER buying opportunities foranother week. As we have already announced EVERY
‘ Wewould earnestly advise you to come early.
ale.”
Ready-loh'aar Dept.
,. . Jilst think of buying new. up-todail-
/ \ Suits, Skirts and Jackets, at less tllall
‘- the cost of the materials. Do not ex-
. pact less here, at this sale. There's
I 1 terrific out In prices.
whales. or any of our Fine
= Cloth Suits. worth up to $30, I" "
at ...... up"!
‘ Choice of any Jacket worth up 5
to $15, at .....................
. And so on through the entire stock.
,.
lawn .Waisis
A most unusual display and not se-
lected at random. but picked from the
.very best makers. .
. x F
~ $250 grades at ....... . ...... 903
‘ 00
, 32.00 Waists at ......... .....SIILU
TI:
$6.09 Walsts at ............. $2” I)
Every size. a beautiful assortment.
Buy all your Waist needs now.
I Wash Suits and Wash Skirts
You cannot, afford to than planning
and sewing when you read those pric-
es. Just figure out the cost of the
materials and you can all the llt'lttil'
- realize how low those prices are.
Duck Skirts in navy and black
grounds. the popular polka
, data, also neat figures: route
‘11“ values up to $1.50. Figure
limit of the materials and 00¢
liconsldor this price .......... Udh
INTlfln-PARLIAMENTARY UNION.
Fourteenth Conformed Opened in
i. . Wutmlnilter Today.
LONDON. July 23.——'l‘he fourteenth
conference of the interstate Parlia-
mentary Union was opened in the to-
yal dullery of the Palace of Westmin-
lstellgioday. Adilercnts of intcrnir
ii donut peace from all the Parliaments
’ Europe as well as sovcrni of those
of the Western Hemisphere were
\pfelpiltpbut hardly had the confer-
halos obonul when amidst a scene of
i lilidersble exuitomcnt Prof. Mnxum
. ’ valovsky. a member of the Lower
. " House of the Russian Parliament. on
4 ,“aounced that he. and his colleagues
"presenting until yesterday . the
youngest Parliament in the World
would be obliged to withdraw In con-
uquonco of the dissolution of the
bodydlley were officially appointed to
re resent.
. here were about five hundred deio-
‘ sate ..pr sent. the , American repro-
mtgtl ' lists headed by Congress-
PO
rtliol’dt while William
‘ flow it a seat on the plat-
I ' .
Lord. Wesrdaie (Sir Philip Stan:
, opened the Congress. his pro-
‘llentoncos of welcome being
" {all tossed to the Russian
_‘ . ' oroupon the delegates
1 . ..body. and turning toward
if ‘itlon' of the late Parliament
‘ limit to the echo. .
. airdalo also incidentlnlly
' « .PJesldent Roosevelt havlns
. .“i IIW'WIHI them in the
,. smug,
tor. Campbell-Bannerman, In
' lhdod his hearers that Kin:
. _ M always been a great ad-
_ "D peace. The British govern-
: H " doll. was in entire aymprr
lowest of the conference
already. aroused am-
a strong feeling for
world had far too long
’,.t an oils 9 military
' '_ lly greet-
island Pan
into him
co‘aldfm it outfit,
[an as soon
Willie Litton Skirts (till the
newest models) exception-
ally well made. Values up
to :4. To rush thorn d"! A
quickly. illc‘prlcc .......... IDLI'?
Shirt Waist, Stilts of
colored (ihalnbruy. also
neat designs in colors:
made to sell at 33.98; out
they go at ................. ll!
(Less than coat of material).
Fine White Lawn Shirt
Waist Suits in many places
considcrcd a bargain at
$7.98; our quick eicllr~
once price ......... . ...... $3I98
Eton Suite of iinc white lin-
cn. rognlnr prices $2.3m and
“.98: a few Linen Coats,
llnrrliy enough to mention.
prices were up to sons.
To move quickly. the am on
price ..... . ........ . ....... QLIGU
linens. buttons. Badwaar
it seems like giving money away
selling these staples at the ridiculous
prices here quoted; but it is one way
of doing things. NOTHING HALF-
HEARTED.
plnin
Yard-wide Muslin. all perfect, in
lengths from 10 to 20 yards; his
value at 10c; clearance 'I .‘
price ........................... I b
200 full size Crochet Bctl
Spreads, with heavy fl‘lngc.
regular value $2.00: clear» '01 90
once ....................... op I add
50 dozen Full Illcuched lluck
Towels, extra largo and heavy.
regular price 15c; clearance 10
price ...? ............. . ...... IU
‘25 dozen Blglll'lik‘il li‘ncc Cloths,
ilnlshed edge and loop; sillillt- 2.
ly damaged; clearance price, ea. In
C)
sure to again come into existence.
Then the premier, in a sudden cs-
cess of enthusiasm, shoutcd: "in!
Dooma est Morin!
"Tho Russian I'llrllamcni is dead:
Long Live the llusslun Parliament."
The delegates rose to their feet and
ll storm of cheering continued for a
couple of minutes.
in conclusion lilo pi-cnllcr sllld
hoped that at the next pc
once at. Tile Hague a general so
would draw up providing for the sub-
mlsslon of illl questions of dispute
without restriction. to The Hague 'l‘rl-
bunnl for the universal good of llll‘
illllnlty.
FEEL IMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom In
the minds of many victims of Bright‘s
disease and diabetes has been ohanaed
to tllanklalncss by the benefit deriv.
ed from taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
it will cure Incipient Bright's disease
and diabetes and even in the worst.
cases gives comfort and. relief. Blight.
disorders are‘cured In a few days. “i
had diabetes in its worst form.” writes
Marlon Lee, of Dllnreatll, Ind.
eight physicians without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
made me a well man." Pleisted's
Drug store. "
, ,W
TORRINGTON AND WINCHESTER
RAILWAY ODMPANV.
TORRINGTON. July 24.-'l‘lle rean-
lar annual meeting of the 'i‘orrln n
and Winchester Street Railway om-
pany. the majority interests of which
were purchased a low Weesk sso‘by
the Consolidated Railway.
’nrlianlcllt, although dissolved, was
Viva la llrouoln.”
lani.
Iver. of Vunceboro. Ma. permitted a
little cold to go uhnoticed until a
tragic finish was only averted by Dr.
King‘s New Discovery.
"Three doctors gave me up to die of
lung Inflammation. caused by a neg-
lected cold' but Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery so
but cough and cold cure, at F'. H.
Baxter's. South Norwnlk, and m. P.
Wood‘s, Norwnlk, drug stores.
and 31.00.
"i tried '
l case 8x10 Full Bleached
Damask Table (‘lothalrictly
all linen. beautiful patterns,
regular price 81.89; clear- 01 0F
ant-o price ................ I, I “III
100 dozcn All lllnoil 'l'tlblo Nap-
kins, large size. value $1.25;
00»
clearance price. dozcn ........ “dc
(ldd lot of White (loods. in
stripes and figures, for waists
and suits, good quality. \‘ill— 121‘
no lilc; clearance. yurd...... 2b
1
50 llozcll Lincn Finished Full
llleachcd lied Sheets. 72x90,
regular 59c Shoot: clcnr- 39
once ........ ..\ .............. c
Dress Goods. Petticoats
A few items at random. A total dis-
regard for losses. Out they must go
at somc price.
Fancy Mohaltli. all now. were
SLZD: Ilow
Fancy Dress Silks. were $1.00; 49
now ........... . ............ . c
A low picccs of Wool Dress
(loads.
now ..........................
500 l‘clticnuis. of fine. quality
auiccll, broken llncl-i, regular
$1.50 and $1.75; We want to
clcnr them out quickly; (It!
now ........ . ................. JIM:
on 0"
III-II")
than cost of silk).
Silk Petticoats. colors only,
roll. 55 and $5.98; now ......
(Lc
lllltos' Scersuckcrs. our entire.
stock of over 300 plcccs. rcg- at
ulur till/gr; choice now at ..... 20
”Slmla" Silks in the neat checks,
will wash and retain their
silky Insirc: all size checks. 19,.
now .................... db
HAYES' BODY NOT RECOVERED. HARTFORD HQRSESHOERS' 0N TORRINGTON RESIDENT DEAD.
TORRlNGTON. July 24.—-t‘-orucllus
R. Donahue. axed fifty-nine a respect- Just
od Irish citizen of 'l‘urrlngioll. died at
his home hot-c yesterday as a result
of n nunstrokc received last chuca day. of an application by
MIDDLE’FUWN. .lllly
side. who lost his life in the Connor-lb
col ltlvor after jumping from the
burning gasolcnc launch Kililc lit.
above Ear-ti llrlddntll. Saturday night.
has not been found, although the riv-
c-l' was dragged nil tiny ill the hope
he of finding it.
. ._ Wilcox. the young nllln who was ”Filth"
“m ('"nm't'ned from the steamer Medeicne last
night. today engaged Cnptnln William|
Relatives of Frank
'l‘otion of (‘irolllwr-il, an experienced
river draggcr. to hunt for the body
of [lip young man. Wilcox fell from
the built as It neared Hartford and
although there was an hour's search
for his body. no trace of it was found.
A TRAGIG FINISH.
A watchmsn's neglect permitted a
leak In the crest North Sea dyllo.
which a child's finger could have stop-
ped, to become a ruinous break. do-
vastatlng an entire province or liol-
In like manner Kenneth Mc-
ilo writes:
my life." Guaranteed
60c
Trial bottle tree. “
*-
Flfll lN MONTVILLI.
MONTVILIIE. 00am. .luly zip—Firt-
Company. early today destroyed the meat mar-
vm hold here yesterday afternoon. kei. carriage house and burn belonging
lowing directors were elected:
Mellon. New Haven:
stuck‘;
my. Formington, and J. 0.
New Haven.
were. elected:
0. ill. of about 83.500.
0. F. Brooker. got up he saw llamas coming from
Anson ; John H. Whittelllors. Natix- the meat market windows.hnt they. :
~ 8. Elton, Waterbury; James spread so rapidly he was unable to ' It‘ll . . II
Hemingway. New Haven; D. N. Bnr- check them before the barn and can pormniiilnt rcnefiin' codes “habitual
Parker. rinse house hall been destroyed. , amongst” ii
The following embers volunteer fire lighting brigade formed and restores til 'unfimm
C. B. Mellon. prosl- and succeeded in saving the home of bowels without‘h‘ tail t '
.................. 49¢ '
24.~~So tor!
[the body of William Hayes. of liurn-
sldcred hopeless.
'lns, 71 West Third St...
Iowa, writes: “A severe cold contract-
ed twelve years ago was neglected un-
til it ilnnlly grew into asthma.
best medical skill available could not
give me more than temporary relief.
Foley's Honey and Tar
mended and one titty cent bolt?»-
iilely cured me a utnmmwliic but
been growth: on me
If f hurl taken it at t 9 start I would
have been saved years
Piaisted’s Drug Eton. ,
NEWIDOV Gaul“! mil-Ir
WILLIMAN'I‘IC, July lair—Edward
)oilchons. the fifteen years old news-
boy who rubbed his employer. Mayor
Dunn. who owns a newsstand 011‘!!!“-
the city
court today and was bound over to
giggoauperlor itaoi'irt: under A»
l
a constipation as It»
' Big tints in
Wash Dress Materials
As staple as wheat. but we do not
want. to sue lllt‘BGJllllttlrmi here next
season. Nonrly 3000 yards, including
Lawns, listlsies, Madras. Vollos.
utho 25c; all 9c
etc, values
at ...... . . ..
All the boiler goods, worth up
to 39c: clean out price ........ I
Men’s Wear
No seconds:
dish.
Ladies i-‘lne Jersey Ribbed
Vests. high neck and short
shoves, cxiro clasilc and full
size. reg. 2th- value; clearance. III:
Ladios‘ White Lisle (‘onlblnallon
Suits, wltlc lilrc trimmed
Pants. regular $1.00 value: |_|
clearance .................... U
Simplex Vest for infants: no
buttons; regular 25c:
nnee
STRIKE.
HARTFORD. July 24.~'l‘he strike
of the members of local union No. it
.lourncynlcn ilorseshoors. occurred
yesterday and about twcnty-livo men
failed to report for work. As u re
suit the master horsoslloers are some-
wllat crippled. although in a few of
ill‘lI. *
The cmployurs after discussing the
situation. ruled in stand by their urc-
vlous decision to resist the dolllanda
of the union.
ASTHMA
“MW
KNOW TRIO.
Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that Were can.
Mrs. Adolph Bites
Davenport.
road siroot. appeared in
medic In .' '
Orinb‘tillixnttv‘du'i'
dent: '1‘. ill. am“. “Mutantmw Mr. Newton and that at a neighbor like pills or ordl‘ndsgm _ 7
681g: xlvml'l‘awnlel'i Vlconreflldanti which were threatened.
A. . rarer: J. .i’srltsri‘ljao. l- ulur ill-e depart out In this
3. ins
rotary, slid 'l‘. 3'. For his. .
treasurers . ‘ g j, ~
l
Iiusurnlle‘o. ' . .
he ion Will's Is
all
'I'illlro Inna notllsumte or ‘
town. pleasant to
only covered iii“ , -.
tilt}. .' , m
I'"
Hosiery. Undersea and
no doubtful merchan-
Our own regular wull known;
standard makes. and now at prices
not even as higher the poor-or sorts.
SUFFERERB SHOULD
remedies.
was recom-
. . «no out of tin.
Moira, 1mm which» is lots
,of uniforms;
aims .
hlch he failed to provide. The
beginning at 2:30 o'clock, and the loi- to George Newton and caused a loss boy broke Into the news store through
When Mr. Newton ll skylight.
arson
imam
il‘ic
' inn. ’
slur
ti
W
1
’
immersion-a”
lnfalits' and Children's lllack
liosc. sizes I to 6, regular 25c a“
value; clearance price ......... Ia
Ladics' Tan Lace Llsieflose. all
new patterns. reg, 25c value; 1
O a
clearance price ............... I \Ih
Men‘s Black Socks, all sizes, reg-
ular lllc quality; clearance
pricc, pair ......................
(‘amllrli-
Men's Pajamas. all
sizes. good patterns. regular
:«
I1 quality; clearance .......... 7|":
laces, Handkerchiefs.
Gloves. loilal Goods. alt.
Locos, Embroideries. ctc.. at aston-
lshingly low prices.
3000 yds, Fine Torchon Laces and,
insertions, widths from ‘2 to I
Inches. regular prices 5 to Sc;
clearance pricc, yard ........... dc
l‘nmllric Embroidery. edges and
Insertions to match, widths from
lbs to 4 inches.
tin-lush Suede Lisle film-cs.
black. whitc, modes and tuna.
0 ..
regular 25c quality; clearance. 1 III!
Fairy Floating Soap, regular price
he cake: clearance price, i;
DOD-sheet package Toilet Paper.
l'uil count, regularly sold 5c
package: clearance price, r.
r
1
l0
rcg. ltll/gc 0-.
quality; clearance price. yard...00
4 n
cakes for .................... I00
1 or
packages for ................. I U
Notion Bargains
The many little daily needs, that
mean a big saving at the cod of the
season it bought right.
time to buy right.
Now is the
Nearly 1000 yards of Black Satin
Ribbon, lengths from 1 yard to
5 yards. worth up to 25c a yd.:
7a
cicarnneet a yard .............. I I;
(‘illllon Safety l‘lns. nil sizes. reg-
ular prices 4'), 7. 9c; clearance A“
price ........................... 'fl)
Mianrd‘s Needles, in all sixes. lull .
count packagcs, regular price 3 a
he: clearance price ...... . ...... h
Light Weight llrcss Shields. cov-
crcd, our regular lz’ic number;
clcnrnncc price .................
. ......4- M I
9.“.
.i. .l. (‘lllrk's {lilo—yd. Spool Cotton.
sold everywhere for be; clear-
i
once prlcc ........ . ..... . ..... 226
. l
i‘cnri l‘lllttons. illolcd, good finish.
all sizes. regular price he; 9‘
clclll'llilcc ....................... Illa
(‘. ii. Summer Corsets. tine qual-
liy not, big value at 50c, all an -
sizes; clearance price ........ INN!
GREENWICH WANTS TO KNOW
Where the
Branch Will Run.
sqemed not at all interested ill the
railroad, but who wore in fact
Danbury Relief company's
Basement Bargains
We‘re overcrowded; hence the biz
cut ill prices
Two-burner Blue Flame Oil
Stoves, regular value G" ("I
$8.75; clearance price ...... apt-"IQ
Three-burner Blue Flame Oil
Stoves, regular value (I! ""
$5.49; clearance price ...... "I. 0
ill crates 0! Window Screens, 18
int-his high. extension 30
inches. regular price lilo; 1 fl ‘
clearance. each .............. IUD
lilpicce Decorated Toilet Set.
regular price $2.49; clear-
llB-plocc prettlly decorator)
Dinner Set. rcgular price 0'! IV“
Sill; clearance price ..... ...ipl III”
5 barrels Pressed Glass Water
Tumblers, regular price 35c I),
don; (‘lL‘lII‘ill’lCO pricc, cacll ...... LU
iD-quart lieriln Preserving Ket-
tie, regular value 75c; clcnr- flog
uncc price, each .............. '1‘"!
G-guiion lco Waicr Tank. for-
mer price $2.25; clearance (I 1 1|"
price ........ . ............. s’ I II 0
:
the
emissurlea. He thinks
I that the intention of the railroad com-
Concorning the publication the other puny all along has been to fool pro-
the Port petry owners in order to get the land.
day. Mr. olllmhue who was in perfect (theater and Danbury railroad to unite before disclosing where the new line
health. was mowing ills front
lawn with the main line of the New Haven was to be built.
when he was stricken with the heat. road at Port Chester. made to the rail-l
the shops uwn haw already bccu curl lie was ihmmhl to have i‘llllii'd lroln mud
ployed to take the place of the strik-I
“Whatever route is intended to be
commissioners of New York taken this hearing before the Commlih ‘
the effects. lull the stroke had wcak- State. the Greenwich Grflllhlc says a sloners in New York given food for
tilled his heart action. lic loaves four great deal of comment has been heard thought.
sons and two daughters. all of whom in that borough.
“The general contention Is that the that the railroad will not. injure their
arc wollvkuown in ’l‘orrlngton.
DEAFNISS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot route is to be used when all of the
reach the diseased portion of the out time It is buying up the land along
There is only one way to cure donf- another route.
noes. and that is by constitutional-
Dealness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin-
lnli of the Eustachian Tube.
this tube is inflamed you have a l‘lllil-
llllllx sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It Is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the result. and unless the inflamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal oondltiomhoar-
in: will be destroyed Iorovor: nine
mm by 0mm
1. It all loam oes-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will live One Hundred Dollars
;for any can of. Deafness {caused by
Sold by Maui“. 750
ma non runny Pills for consti-
pation. "
remnant
of the Secretary of stats today:
’ J
Fellini Ill on to
W
:. ..‘rhu. ‘ltlii. .‘ Li}, 54%
When
Band for air
F. J. CHENEY‘I 00.. Toledo, 0.
NCOIPOIIATEO.
Il.-'I‘ho follow- tics of tbeflNsw Haven road to
lug papers warn filed at at the onion through Greenwich by what is call
tin:l Por‘tkcliomr mil huffing: In:
lacrossoln at stock of the Wat» an m e ‘00th on « o'-
Jmth Mm not: line in Port Chester.
a 00.0"? H “ ’ L ‘ n
9' of “corporation oi the to
. mg m of Waterbury,
cap wlcll who dad ' at can to have his
name mention
the
to" {it
This seems to bacon-
iirnlcd by the fact that the man died
with the Superior Court of Connecti-
nu shownd that the line was to make
its Junction with the main line In
Greenwich and the petition to the
Superior Court stated that the junc-
tion with the main line would he in
Greenwich. while now the
company. under the name of the Dam feel that we
bury and Port Chester Railroad sons trio Bitters; 'nys Mrs. E, H.
before the Railroad Commissioners in of Dublin. (in. Surely there's nothing
new York state and asks their some also keeps the old as young and makes
fill of a line which miter it terminus
lll that State and not In Greenwich.
Many property owners in
(lroenwlch will iind around for hope
New llavell railroad company is trying estates. yet the» railroad people say
to produce an impression that onmthat the route will not be decided be-
fore October, which will continue to
leave harassing doubts in the minds
of property owners They are uniting
that the railroad company, all soon as
it has decided the question, shall make
known
settle the doubts one way or another.
its intentions. which would
ONLY 02 YEARS OLD.
"i am only 82 years old and don't ex-
railrosd pact even when i not to be real old to
u long as i can get lilies.
run-on,
.thB weak as strong as this grand tonic
.medicina.
Dyspepsia. torpld liver, in-
“What the rest intention of the New named kidneys or chronic constipation
"Now it would seem to be the intell-
"Wo have one militias of the mail
r from a. or Ineni. man In Green-
. its lawns" knows
‘i‘td‘d m .... wW...
Whit TI?“ ”dorm
‘ i -.' ll“; 35‘!
or it may result in Pneumonia.
slum Balm is pro k a up colds wholl-
svsr tried '
o . 7 i
armhmm: a:
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- are unknown aftertakiils liilsotrio Rit-
catarrhl that. amt '1. cured by,rond is. it wouldbo hard to say. They tan a ransollsbldr tine.
‘HsiPI (Saturn mire.
oulsrs free.
Guaranteed
claim that no route haunt been doil- by if. H. Baxter. South Norwallt, and
nitoly decided upon. but that several ill. P. Wood. Nomsili, druullts. Price
surveys have been made 0
may be chosen. But It had been «an.
orally considered by the public tllat
the terminus would be In Greenwich
and probably at the White Bridge.
any oi which 800.
m ENGLAND inns MATCH.
WAKEFIELD. Mass.. July ale—Al-
. though the reentry matches in the
,second tournament of the New lins-
30 land Military Bills Association ooniim
ed ued today. the interest in the day's
CY sport centered in the company team
sin matches. nearly all the organisations
This route will at the most sandlns‘ In entries for
surveyed over thirty-ills years ago and this event.
stock of the Now then abandoned, after being parity
2 Hi‘i racism? mm. norm mu lioaoil built- ‘
fi. ’. “Am
STOP THAT GOLD
lira.
out «caption.
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