o‘DInEc'ronv.
block. 138 Wash-1
311 Tuesdays oi
lit «luly cud Aug. excepted
o'clock. All Muster Masons
ll invited. Charles F. Mills,
Robert M. Wilcox. See.
“'0'. ND. 38, R. A. M. '
novun block. 138 Wash-
211 .‘end' 4th Tuesdays. of;
11 «July and Aug excepted
lock. All Royal ‘Arch Ma-
, rdlaliy invited. Thaddeus
y 11.1". RobertM. Wilcox. See.
p. . o. 52. Order Eastern star.
Denovau block,188 Wash:
, t'. 2d and 4th Wednesdays ot
nthr—«luly and Aug. excepted
o’clock. All members 010.
have
orient; ofithe 811.11th and Pen
. reservutions in that state.
kin oi! his 1611 wan-.1111 says that
“en are among the most con-
} drprosperons Indians in this
There are thirteen hundred
.; lithe Suutécs are farmers
_ nine. of them are growing
[thy-I Last year one of the tribe.
ling mun, rnised 2,400 bushels of
and on anothei farm. owned by
brothers, there were 5 ,000 bush-
arvested. The Indians, tor the
'pai‘t attend strictly to business.
y speak English and have adopted
r sstand customs of the canopy.
English continues to be wrlliweu A
' firm at Pekin has received the
ll ‘ ,ufcommunlcution: “Dear sir: -——
glflnese calendar in your company
once in looking, to he sure sur-
ging all the others; and also it is
ntic beyond example in runnee
with its fine spectacle, while i
k at it. i shall be very much oblig-
,you will kindly give me some
1,68. as I have great deal of inter-
f it."
”Ho-.—
at of the things we do for fun we
‘ which
. dressing made of equal measures of
season have u slashed opening euch
Bitch ~ as cush-
5:601? light weight broad
am no ' “it’ll 1m"
‘ toe wet w a most
any «lured gown.
Red with uspamsufi
In a stun. (lookin School
Mngagine; Stew asparagus nut-
smull pieces, in a. very little suited Win
tcr until tender; druin off the liquid
and use it with the uncooked tough
stalks in Inciting u soup. Pour 11 lb eucii
oil andrlncgur over email now beets.
cooked till tender und hollowed out to
term cups. When about ready to serve
dress the chilled asparagus with
French dressing._ Set the beet cups
un‘lettuce “leaves and fill them with
the dressed .aspui'ugus, ‘
A number of the pony cohts of the.
side of the trout; at the bottom, and
they are either closed with single or
double breasted trout or finished with
a. tiny tint vest.
A light weight wrap may be con.
structcd of voile with silk or a hm mon
iziugshade for the lining. Huge kimo-
nn sleeves and lint neck should be lin-
ished with lace applied tlut.
“Tortoise shell' Is 11 new light golden
or yellow brown, and is one of the in-
vorit‘cs or the moment.
. 'l‘riple capes which ripple (Insily over
the shoulders are effective for length-
ening the shoulder line, and by con:
trust diminish the size ”of the waist
it")- the lowest possible number or in-
C 19.5. '
' Mundurin benc seems a particularly
appropriate shude for the khnouu-like
cunts thut have taken the iushionuble
world by storm.
Much stitching and pipings with con-
trasting material on 'color. are seem
on the frocks of school girls who are
better suited by such methods of
trimming than by more elaborate ones
Shallow scallops edged with adou~
ble ruffle of lace, one very narrow
und the second of medium width finish
very dulntlly the carriage robe oi‘, his
majesty. the baby.
A union suit of winter underwear is
one of the nicest things in the world
for night wear for the boy who is
plunning his vacation “camping out."
.—
“GET ALL YOU CAN" THE RULE.
County auditors are going to he on
u. snhu'y after this. It will be. $150 11
yedr. lieretofore county auditors have
been nllowed to make their own color-
108 at, an expense. oi? $10 11 day. That
low was passed in those oldvi’nshioned
days when men were supposed to al-
wnys guard government expenses. Now
in those more rulvnncmi times it is
get. all you can out. of the government.
men running up to $400 111 1nore.l11]
to the lntuxiuctlon of this bill «BI hig -
into
thought. to be quite the proper thing to
Big bills by the New l-i'uven County
does it.
at the W huh Grocery 81qu l
Surely you are missing it if you don’ t buy at these prices. Cash
he Slang. ter 3691
ns
r known in its hi tory.
BUTTER. delicious Elgin Creamerypper pound ...... . . .
POTATOES. fancy new Early R use, per peck '. . . . . . . . . . . .
UNEEDA BISCUIT. the World” 8 best Crackers, .
. er brln whut it cost to put on the counters.
lie lug against hope, they have carried these stocks,
season 1, ow practically over.
seECIAL STAMP"
()0 Stamps with I ll). Best No.
1"1ea ................... 5
50 Stamps with 1 lb l‘tmcy
25 Stamps with ‘4 lb. lit-st
' FANCY TEAS AND COFFEES.
No.2 I‘ae ............... oc Mocha Coffee .301: .
3o Stumps with 1 lb. (iood 15 Stamps with I lb. Javti and j $3333: aflg‘g‘ it in
XXX Tea ................ 35c _ Maracaibo Colice .251: '
AND JOBBE 8 ARE FORCED TO SELL AT A BIG EACH
CANOELLATI 8-
OFFERS -WITH OUR
bull tell the story.\ .
. COME HERE TQMORROW AND LOOK AT Tm PHI
25 Stamps with I ll). Mo Ka
Coffee .32c
01: . .
20 Stamps with 1 1b.]avn and
A tremendous cuti prices. MANUFACTURERS BI
BUSINESS HAS A LIKE ONDITION EXISTED.
ATS, good all the your
one and Pony effects,
Woman's TAN COVERT
‘. . . ' ‘ I ,
lO Stumps wuh 1 lb. he. 1 WOMEN'S SILK COATS, in
5 lbs. for 25c. 10
No.1 lea .. .............. 25c Santos Coffee .. ..... ....:.zoc price $750
. r . ‘ . 4' I 1 ' ' . . I ‘
ZONHOidllili: with / lb. Fancyzoc 1015,3221” With M ii). Best l\o.I c j WOMEN’S BLACK CLOTH coiihpn the popular Prince Chop model Were up to’ $12100. Tome“ ,;
«l ---------------- 1 --...... ..... ......V.. 3 l‘0W,$5.00. .‘V j j.
, . . WOMEst AND Missas' WHITE '33:" surrs JucketundSkh-t, worth $8.,l30 at ..‘.......... $5.93 2,
GRANULATED SUGAR AT REFINERS’ PRICES WOMENIs AND MISSES' gangs AND OHAIR SUITS, in blue, black and White. I-Regular $20. 00 va
lue. $14.98.
woman's JUMPER sons, of pretty lawnsx black
lbs... 50c.
' ' ini at $2.50.
1‘20 lbs.. $1.00. '
Regular xoc package, 8c.
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.’S CRACKERS AT COST.
if mercantile reports are true our country will see the biggest slaughtering ct merdhundise Values ;. 1
Merchants b and little, are. loaded from cellar to dome, with spring and summer goods-«MERCHAN
p.35 HAT MUST; BE: PAID FOR, MERCHANDlsE THAT NEXT SEASON WILL BE PASBE, und will nov-
THE SLAUGHTER HA3 BEGUN. MANUFACTURERS,
WHAT '3, IHE RESULT. OUR READY CASH HA8 WORKED WONDERS. This whole page would not
WOMEN'S AND MISSEU' SUITS, WAIBTS AND SHIRTWAIST SUITS. ; ,
TWAIST 8UlT8, in all white or colors. values up to $3. 98. Tomorrow, $2.25 ..
quality white lawn, daintlly trimmed, big value at $1. 00. Tomorrow. 690-
CHILDREN’S WHITE messes, about 5 dozen {hell values up to $5.00 Choice of the lot, $198-
I
1' Mimi
waiting for the timing thut- never came. Thr _; :
lMPORTERS ,
IFICE, OWI NO TO THE IMMENBE AMOUNT OF
CE TAGS.
G LOSERS. NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE .1
round. $12.50 is .a fair price. Now, $7.98. ;
regular prices up to $13.60. All tomorrow at one . ‘
and white checks and neat figures. A great spec- .
MERcEsIZEo PETTICOATS.
Regular 56 package. 4c.
' $1.25 and $1.50 Black Mel‘-
YOU CAN GET 10 STAMPS WITH ANY OF THESE ARTI-
CLES TOMORROW.
cerized Petticoats at ...... 79c used cloth oi the
~ tit.
LACE: CURTAINS.
$1.25 value. full width, full \
a length,ut .................. 88c
.......
if you take advantage of these offers
LINEN FiNlSI‘H smflNG-
Reguhu 150. quality the profit
WOMEN’S FANCY HOSE. "‘
' ‘i
EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING...
18 inch Cumhric Embroidery,
ten different patterns. 350
quality, at... ..... 23c:
seusdnf
------
121/21:
.2"—
WRITlNG PAPER.
Linen finish. 24 sheet. and en"
NEW Ylllili
SOUTH NORWALK.
,in only habit.
poi t Post.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
2 5 'Retail Sto‘i'es.
You can fill your book Quickly LINEN CRASH. Belilmtlfullcombinations, in line , velopes. Regular 26c qunll- -
pg lb. Pure 'lilzlck l‘cppcr.....xoc I large bottle Bluingfih ...zoc Regular 150 Brown Crash, at lif;il§l‘:(l,ctl.lldl{lelg £131.31 :31: g‘. ty’xat """"""" ‘ """ 17"
1 can Aster Pork and llcans..12c I pkg MonarchiCorn Starch..roc 185“ than wholesale """ 9%; cringe. 50c Is the usual " TAN BELTS
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers. .-.25c 2 lbs. Best Mixed Cukc:.“.....25c PRINTS. ”Vice. 110‘” --------------- 37° shed Kil Belts all h des
1 cake 0. K. l'olish ....... ..xoc 3 cans Colt Brand Corn. . .....25c 1,200 yards best So Prints. 11 CF31 tan wide gold bilckles
1 pkg. ivory Starch .......... too 1 pkg. Mouzujf‘ch,Hominy. ..15c . jobber'a clean out 50 WHITE LACE HOSE. some the price now, Tom...
C'" Women‘s fine lisle. lace boot. row 'i -------- ------ 39° '
DRESS LAWNS' in white. Regular
50c Vib-
comfortable.
i’léuty of Silk Glov
12m and 15c Lawns and Or- we M 29.. “CROWN" BACK comes.
gundles, all new, at .. 334: yd. ’ Shell or amber decidedly '
j COUNTERPANES SiLK AND LISLE cLovEs. “well NOW 1‘91“”? 50° T“ m ,-
, $2 50 f1 lnged full size, Jblg Silk ’ Gloves have solved the Mmmrow ‘ Ni """ ' ' i
_, bargain .................. $1. 69 problem of being well dressed and JUDAS CO LARS.
WHITE WAISTINGS.
Sheen Fluids und Checks, big ’
vaiicty, 250 value ........ 19c
Telephone: NORWALK,
lions.
priced for tomorrow at big reduc-
(is here, and Women’s Linen Coll to, hem-
Q
8 BALL OROQUET SET. regular price $1.25,:1t98c.
' BASEMENT SPECIALS.
THREE ENGRAVED TUM BLERS. regular price 7c each.
MORE POWER TO 17 QUART TIN DISH PAN, regular plice 15c Tomorrow, 33c. .
PROVINCIAL GOVERNORS ; 4 QUART "WHITE MOUNTAIN" IcE CREAM FREEZER. anu.$2.,75 area. 29. _. I
.1
6for25c. I; . j . Kg;
Russian Officials Can Suspend
Newspapers. Disperse Meet-
ings and imprison Offenders
ST. PETERSBURG, June 21.—-—An
imperial uknse has been issued to the
governors of the, provinces of Archim-
el, Novgorod. ()lnetz, l’ckolf, Ryazun.
Smolensk. 'I‘yor dud Yumsluv, accord- ‘
ing them special powers entitling When you kiss 11 girl against her
them to suspend newspapers dispesre will ”it‘s really aguhisi. her mother's
meetings, bnnish undesimble pe1sons ., .1--. . .... .
11nd take other measures for the Innin-
tenunue of public security by adminis-
irutlvo process, without. having resort
to the courts, and to inflict punish-
ment up to three months' imprison-
ment 11nd 3500 line.
Those provinces include practically
.Low Prices. ,
Guaranteed Stock.
The above. in fact, explains our claim for a share of your trade. One thing of the
"(greatest importance not mentioned in our head lines is quality. We make it a point to
' handle the very best grade of cloth We have it made up in clean workshops by the
i very best tailors. We guarantee the clothing we sell yOu, and our terms are the eas—
lest possible. You will find also that there are no unpleasant features of any kind con.
nected with opening an account at our stme.
Eas
y Term's.
the entire area. of Rusuin. where some
form of Inurtlnl luw has not already
been prmrluimed. The administrative
powers of the governors corresptmd
with those given under it stnte of ”Re
iniorced security."
The step was taken to bend of ugrm’:
inn disorders the possibility of which '
.It is believed greatly increased the
determination of the social democluts.
sucinl revolutionints and members of
the group or toll in issue It joint muni-
testo to the nution. urging the people
not to acne cm the “aristocratic regime
coulomplutml by the new election luw.’
but to defend the idea of popullir rep-
resentation by town. The decision to
issue the point proclumntion was ink-
uu during the night and the text is now
bolus druttcd. The national socialists,
or soulul rovolutlonitss, huVe decided
to issue It acpnrutc proclumulion on
shuilm lines
The delegates of the rniirond orgnn»
izutions have for several dnys been
GREW MISS CARROLL’S HAIR
AND WE CAN
’PROVE IT
Muieriu Mcdica.
the foundeuon. the reason and the sturting point of disease, fully renli
that the actual and true cunso must be ascertained before the remedy
to be trotted, for the reason that it' 111 simply a product of the scalp.
Women’s Department.
Very stylish Suits in all the novel cl-
lien‘s Department. 1 '
Our Men’s Suits are made by union
icon which have the call this summer.
They are all here in plenty. and every
dcmnnd can be easily filled by a selec-
oiiirodt our stocks. The summer waists
not, also displayed at tempting prices.
gand our'Mlliinery and Shoe Departments
All» complete.
workmen, and are free from sweat shop
methods.
the iabrics and in‘all the styles which are
The Suite are shown in all
accepted as the "thing” this summer.
The materials are the best. the styles the
i
latest and the prices very reasonable.
. . ,, o
I
vuiuly enclouvoring to hold a contor-
once in tit Petcruhnrg. The police
huvo mode wholesale arrests and
house neurones smon railroad oi’li
cinis und employees. a railroad men
contemplated denim-lug n general
strike. but they are nwuiting a more
invuruble opportunity.
BlimAB'i‘OPml. June 21 .w'l‘hs nuanc-
slu of Col (inessukodulty, the militant
harbor commundunt nt Bolmtopol.
who was murdered here June 16. hill
been condemned to death.
The mutineors of the battleships Bi.
hope and Trim Bviutitciiu will be tried
early in July. I,
PRISIDENT'O LUNOHION 00:811.
OYSTER. BAY.N.Y.. June i.-
President Roosevelt‘s iirlt luncheon
attention it results are to be expected.
tore, the sculp in which the hair grows must receive the attention ii
are to am It to grow and become more beautiful.
be» of hair iii caused by the scalp drying up. or losing
its supply of moisture or nutriment. and when luldnm
occurs the scalp has simply lost all 01 its nourishment,
leaving nothing for the hair to iced upon (11 plant or oven
a. tree would die under similar conditions).
Tbouatuml and logical thing to do in either case is.
teed and repicniuh the soil or scalp u the case may he,
and your crop will grow and multiply as nature intended
it should.
guests or the its march in much I. DI" v-KIIOWItOI‘i’i! DANDERINE
ware entertained y. Thy
Herbert Knox s11: ..oommluiou
Corporations. and tired W.Uooie. a»
«latent attorney choral Judge
nun only remedy or the Itttlt’ Wal' discovered on 11 identical
with the painful heir touch or liquid: oi the scalp. It feels and
$ nourishes the balsam. does all the work originally wrist on by
, rvgdgvreyeggtlymg limit gmgy‘gg’fl the natural chided» or lite-giving juices gciicrutcti by the scalp
1:; this prggld'eut‘g itself. It panama; the, pores of the scalp quickly slid the hair
WM . ' mums the glint. of its wonderfully arbiter-sting and lite.
A trump who was found in :1 dc»
producing qualities.
, 13:33“ 11,3333? b’“"""‘“”.,l“palff.'§ this memo bottle is enough to convince you at its
Thomas handler. apparently motivated I;
11111 Hamlin}! {cultures “gimum gall m y “ . lie-Irenulutmydrug 111111 toilet nine in the
when one e an: s e ‘Tli'm‘diu ,
mun gave his name as Henry signer ,m.wmdh on. 4 ~
~ and was laboring; under the detailed -
that he had to guard two prisoners
its said In the afternoon that the
had affected him. ‘
we will
“I“ 111nm iii
a
it: hit 11m
Some men are so lazy they won‘t '
even work loud to get II. rich wife
panderine
Beautiful Hair At Small Cost.
ITHIN the lust decade great and rapid strides have been made in
Many diseases that were considered incurable
fifteen yours ago are now cured in a few duys,snd in many cases prevented
altogether. The scientists of late years have been delving for the cause.
be located. Hair troubles. like many other diseases, have been wrongly
diagnosed and altogether misunderstood. The hair itself is not the thing
wholly dependent upon its action. The scalp is the very soil in which
the hair is produced, nurtured and grown, and it alone should receive the
It would do no earthly good to
treat the stem of a plant with 11 view oi making it grow mu! become more
lmutiiulu-the soil in which the plant grows must be attended to. There.
wing and heir beautifying remedyutry It and m
" it is sweet to suffer when we'sudel}
for those we love.
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