cKim [ .“
I" am the. 1) In: for
more.
‘ bids will first he Inspected by.
militants. after which they will be
or to the directors qt tho
,' .Wmvenhfld Haiti moor
.. ,Compony. 'i‘he contruct will
' 2 madam tho can meet-
0! the ruilmud direc'lolll.
i will begin at onu- after the
the! in awarded
* . Molded within II yt'ell and a hallo
. “The only Watelhury (‘iliill‘flt‘lOlE who
0 eml contract are the
Tonga 1% 2“? company The i‘h‘m
not to 0 bid approximating $260. 000. it
in Wloved that the bills for the truth
wtl range from $250000 to $300. 000.
Anton the hiddcls are several big
New _ orig films as Well as otherw Con
mam" ”hm Whittle
, director. or chew-It:
The building will
to
la intone ed is also said to he one of
the bidders
BASEUALL.
‘ Connecticut League Standing.
Waterbury 2 Norwich
Ion ii,“ dgzépmtz (first
New Haven 0
Pall I’itigtield 2.’
Words Row London 0 (first
.3”qu 2, Neyv London i )se-
A‘I‘herlcin Lena ue.
PWWWifigm Fey )0ng g, Cleveland 6
4, N i‘oilii‘l: e Ito.
, , Plt’t‘fih In lwroiifiln
. Chicagol Brooklyntl
St Louis] Bombh‘llu
Cincinnati' 0, Philadelphia 2
1 (second
‘* game;
cond
II
i
who, it ht- Keelel s Hill DaanIry
' will Sicilian: sit-onxhstteam. l‘hel
9t ale nw leadelsin the tri league Slain ‘
last lI Sialnfoid “wins this game it,
will put them in the land while it Dan
huIy Blibuld Iln It would more It ham
tnopopltion fol either Stamlmtl or
Nelw it to overcome theil sulrt. -
Gla ll Ninslel A. J. ilulloek, of the
Masonic GItIuII lodge of Connecticut,’
on his- recent t
anions itllther nic notahies, Past
Grand Malta-I Nichols oi Texas whose
grandfatheta Ebenezer Nichols was a
prominent Dunilury man in his time, I
and
limit .,9 ,1; ,
, V'REMARKABLE RESCUE.
, Thai, truth is siltluger than fiction
has onto mote been demonstrated in'
the little town of Fedot, Tenn” the
residence of C. V. Flop é. He writes:
"i was in bed, entire]
hemorrhages oi’ the lungs and throat. .
Doctors failed to help me and all hope
hsdz: tied; when I began taking Dr
King's new Discovely. Then instant
relief mine fi‘he coughing soon cens-
and d‘fi
""“Il‘.”
and 001 50c and $1.00 at F. H. Bax
ter'u 'South‘ Normally. and E. P.
Wood's, Norwalk drug stores.
bottle tree.
CHARTER OAK TREE MONUMENT“
HARTFORD, .iune its—The memor-
in! monument limiting the spot where
the {graphs Chanel Oak Tree fell was
-,tiedlctlle‘d ye'siélday afternoon, under
the auspices «(the Connecticut Society
of Colonial Wars.
simple and hi their completion the
party went by special trolley to the
Country 0m: in Falwmlflglon whele
oilicer's wele elected and other busi-
ness of the adiournéd annual meeting
‘tru ted Members or the societv
fro ‘New Haven and 'other cities and
towns in the state ad dressed the ex
erctmand meeting. .‘ H.
"W . ’
. piles provoke profanity.
, ' ~ltching
but hit his; won 'i. cure ,them lloan'u
Oint tv. res itching: bleeding or
11139.4:Iapy (91mg store.
i TENNIS MATCH CALLED OFF
5’ EA “OED June 14.—No matIhes
wore p ruled in the Ntw England Tell-
his Tour moot hole yesterday foIe
.rJI“,
to his: arme. Y-Tetry of Halttmd the for-
tillar llqldm.u,,the, loop sprained his ano-
Illa Woidne'sd‘n and this occiqent puts
” hilfiTS Edi“ Ythlowurd ‘ol ‘llltlrlll
,. numerous ‘0ch 'i
hound partner Jdéi‘atll‘led ta
diobm‘a all We ht thrombi”. ’ .
dill ea
Chitin
l“ dug?”
AITFORD. Ju'no l-l .-'l‘wenty
tors of their-lantern law were in!"
. chitin lad-1;. All
.‘ ” ’ ‘ it molten $5 with
’fifluflo aim The coutt
MOW
wnhnho
Nor-mm Waterbury! (first gumezl .
tord being second and South himwalk . .
n “B to' Washington met ,
ye‘thculher of Union Lodge, of lien
“disabled with, ,
a, pieetlylg diminished rapidly”:
uiroé men I was able to go to .
aranteud cure for coughs,
Trial ‘
The exelclses were .
protruding piles altel years 0: stiller ,
l; 9 $8 to $15. Will close out for this sale at $5 each. Cash or credit.
moon. Boo r, at Springfield, who was '
to play out. drill cw Yolk in the
, musics II;Iited owing to an injtny
f Suits made of light and medium mannish mixture cloth. Prince
.gisttiltrsood thotle , who“ “
., Ir,
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i5 0 btisilfiesIs transaction which no man or woman will for a. moment hesitate to do~pr0V1ded 1116 Or
her credit is good in the bunk his “security dcccptable, and his rate of interest reasonable. Why
should you hesitate to come to us fur your clothing when We cil‘er you the tree use of, a. liberal credit?
It: is as busmess like as it is to borrow money trom a. bunk, only we charge you no interest. oak no se-
curity; we rely *on‘r’your‘ integrity. _ . We giveyou credit. because we know positively that tho-sumo me.
great help to most: Ame: ricun families. Our bustineSS has grown large blicuufiei we sell cheap, undJ' In
nlunv instances, chea per than the o‘o-callhd cash stores who. give credit on the sly and to a. favored low
only By deeds and not words we earned the reputation otavnelhng- reliable. merchandise at legitimate
prices. There may be a. few flouting dissatisfied chmomers whom we were unable to please; but no
man has as yet lived who can make thOusunds 0£ friends and not have a. few enemies also. This busie-
, 11033 was built hr the public, and was not built for 93. day or a. month. It belongs to the people during
b‘ltéitless hours. We ask you to come here as our guest. 3 The treatment Which you receive here“ 18% ”,8 ,
considerate as ’if you were a. visitbr m the home of a friend. We want you, to come here and 08k ques-
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lions; get estimates. and compare prices. These things are cheerfully giVen without urging you to
pui‘bhuse. This policy is doubtless accountable In a. marked degree for the fact that our store boy, he-
cor’iib the center of attraction tor the masses in this vicinity. Our advertisement which appears in
tOda‘y’ 5 issue should interest everybody, as we are giving the people the advantage of marked doWn
,9, “,9 pnces which no other shoge can“? d,uphcote. .,
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MILLINERY. WHITE LAWN ANP DUCK SUITS.
_ All of our Tf-immbd Hats will be sold at this sale for half the“, A150 White Lawn Dresses tho‘ Waists very nicely embroidered
regular price. You know we cannot give you a description of these the Ja-CketS "ICCIY trimmed the skirts all plaitcd. Worth from $3
hats as we have not less than 300 in stock, ranging in price from to $3 to be closed 01“ for this sale for $1- 93 and $2 98 An early
$2. 50 to $12. 00 These hats without reservation will be sold at this-call will procure the choicest garment for you Cash or credit.
sale for~ju5t one- half their original value. This Is a grand opportun-
ity to buy a Trimmed Hat for less money than what it costs to pro-
ducc the material. Cash or credit.“
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS FOR MEN.
“ The most beautiful assortment of up-to-date Shirts Hior men in
i rail sizes, special for this sale, 50c.
corn KNEE“ PANTS.
Special for this sale at 500. These are all wool, handsome pat~
terns, for this sale,~5oc. '
WHITE LAWN WAISTS.
Lots that are sold elsewhere for $1.25 and $1.50 we will sell at
this sale for 75c. Come early and get the choice of patterns. Cash
or credit. ‘
u.-
BOYS‘ surrs. ' r5935“ .“
A very large variety, . Very9handsome patterns, sizes from 6 to
SILK WAISTS' 16. Each suit of clothes has two pair of pants. Special for this sale,
Very handsome Taffeta Silk Waists, about two dozen in lot. .|$2 5° and $3 50 per suit .I
Iiccly tailored, all sizes. These Waists arc d1 worth $5 each. We
will close out for this sale for $2. 50 Cash or credit“
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SPRING COATS
Coats for women and misses, mixtures and light covert cloth
lactic back and semi-fitting styles, some corset strapped, worth from
3
L A 1-"
canx MAT'rmcs Ann RUCIS
50 TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
Comprising all styles of cloths, black, blue and mixtures, also a
. big lot of Jumper Suits, to close out for $to. 00, $12.00 and $15.00. In
this lot you will find extra big bargains will be sold :0 you on the
easy payment- plan. Alterations free, and remember the prices in
ibis lot—$10 00. $12.00 and $15.00. Cash or credit. ,
HOUSE DRESSES.
Made of black and white lawns. These dresses wtire made of two
nieces, separate waist and separate skirt. We have them In £1 sizes,
iand will sell them at this special sale for $1. 98 each. Cash or credit.
Special 9x12 Crcx Kugs, $9. 98.
Smaller sizes from $1. 50 to $5. 00. .
“Tiles“; goods are also sold on the easy payment piuh. ,
”in." .
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RAIN COATS.
9 We have about one dozen Rain Coats on hand made in gray and
, TAILOR-MADE SUITS tan. Same is sold everywhere for $5.. Will close them out at this
We have just received fifteen very fine Tailor-made Sample Sale {0" $8 “Ch C3511 01' credit.
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS.
Special in White Enamel Bods. the largest assortment in the ‘
icily. Prices from $4. 98 to $20. 00.
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PORCH FURNITURE.
, “In r “or
Chap Coats lined with very finest quality silk. Plaitcd skirt with LACE CURTAINS.
fold around bottom; sold In every first class store for $40. Our price A large “garment of Lace Curtains to be sold during this sale See our Porch Furniture. Rockers and Set
for t sale credit—price the same. 9,, at greatly reduced prices. from $1. .2; to $7.98 , . $3. 98. Elia, payments. , , . .1“
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