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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 19, 1907 · page 4

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GIG NOW. ,

-year.round demand for
round, thatthe California
or that by propagating very
d'my late varieties—is due

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Aussies since the first of the
The total shipments of oran-
“and grape fruit for the
which nominally but not ac-
lldeuIy 1, is 24,464 cars, and
., fistill several thousand cars
be moved. '

H lathe quantity of California
ipments as well as the exten-
‘sthe season throughout the hot-
‘- the summer months made It
' this'year for the Southern
cite order 6.600 refrigerator cars.
all. of obese cars, the largest
ost expenslvoever built, are now
nd the' remainder are coming
the shops at the rate of 25 a. day.
lythe quickest transportation is
dad by thetrult shipper, bu unl-
ow temperatures in the cars
'maintained through some of
ottest parts of the country. In
or cars justput in service by the
linenroad such perfect refrigera-
1' provided for that the tempera-
dtfés n0t vary more than two do-
GI' Iniien days.

lily n if the forecast, that the addi-
I'i acreage being planted will in-
ext year's orange crop by 8,000
ca jpro'v‘es true, the Southern Pacific
acts to be in a position to handle
here of the traffic without diiliculty
ow g. toits unprecedented purchases
kind of equipment demanded, in
‘Ich California fruits and vegetables
Will be cooled off before they are put
.to-the cars. , i

FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
" ' WRINKLES.

TESTING COAL MINE ELEVATORS.
Inutheir desire to eliminate every
possible danger to human life, opera-
l's oflanthracite coal mines have de-
bd "a'pian to test the mechanism of
allots used in shafts leading to the

mines. ‘Mine'shafts vary in depth
More 2,000 feet. New York's lolli-
estgiskyscrapper of 29 stories, is only
$2 to t .hlgh. ,
' Th5 test 'consists in dropping the ole.
Vatgrlg‘see that its safety catches are
‘ .mg order and capable of pre-
:36»- g a fall In case the rope should
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a For carrying out these “drop tests"
a special releasing hook ls provided.
*lt‘ is coupled on to the end of the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rigger of the releasing hook is pulled
and‘the cage is thereby cut loose from
the rope. It only drops it short distan-
ce, for the powerful safety catches not

‘nd'tishtor until the cage Is hold fast.
These drop tests are always witnes-
ed ,by responsible persons who sign
the report which. after being referred
' proper officers of t he company, is
filed for reference and examination by
he State Mine inspector.
Except at these tests safety catches
almost never have a‘ chance to Work.
1' the hoisting ropes seldom give
you they are made of the highest
e steel, and handily contain about

depth of, the mine. but inch and
rter or Inch and a half in dia-
, .areoommon sues.

It “customary in most places to use

orguntll they show considerable
but the elevator ropes in the An-
Mines are not judged this

s In the mines, or up slopes
it rises by means of wire
h‘ It is to this class of work
the discarded shaft ropes um

y are In great demand bccuuso

 

{then}, and they are of much
, ‘quallty than would he bought
seminary work. This way of using
. pensive, or may be imagined
a (not that lost your one of
. , companies. spent ”0.000 for

, , MARRY Miss
Ixmosn.

.:19.~l’riuco Robert de
arr-legs a year ago in
I ”In Mteila Alexander.
in yesterday declared

,, ch'conrts. will within

iy notify hlsfather
‘ the marriage was
» ntention' to remarry
floor the much law.
beset-veil through a
’law passed during

, or the Oharnber of
' be American proce-

l days unless his
vthieotlon. If this

my lbw-Sister
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ruit- shipments reported ,

. price reductions and dispose of all of our light weight Clothing. |

”Office has taken the stiffness -

Matt is free to morn ,

 
 
 
 
 
 

High Quality Our Pnde
. Some brewers and some dealers are not so par-
ticular about the quality of their ale as long as they or
a big profit. ,Butjor‘over 60 years the whole, pur' so
and pride atom Frank Jones Brewing Co

mutiny ban ,
been to brew the very finest ale that could be brewed. .

FRANKJONES‘

Old-Fashioned

Lively Cream Ale '

is made from the chorcest selected Wisconsin barley,
malted by the most approved prosessod in our own .
malt~houses~and made in the cleanest and best
enuippcd brewery in America. Why shouldn't you get
T the beat drink of ale your money can buy ?
Look for the places that display our RED,
WHITE AND BLUE QUALITY MARK-
other placca often substitute the cheaper
kinds.

"you prefer: brilliance», mm than any half-stock.

‘Isk for“l‘nnklonu Horn-stood A 2." AI” when you want
bottled also and stout remember ' Frank Jones" on but.

SOUTH NORWALK AGENTS,
‘ O'BRIEN a RODNEY,
147 Washington St. Tab. 342—4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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AND PRICES ARE CUT SO DEEPLY THAT IT DOES NOT SEEM POSSIBLE THAT OUR STOCK OF HIGH
GRADE CLOTHING CAN LAST VERY LONG. ‘

Our Half-Yearly

‘1 Opens Saturday, July 20th.

Stock Clearing is now in order at this store. Although there are (We lull summer months uhond, ii is our
invariable rule at this limo of tho your in oilor our entire. stock of Men's and lioys’ Clothing at tho greatest
Wc haw also added a wry ltltl‘iIL‘IIVG lot of genuine bargains in li‘urnlshingu.

This is n time of “MUCH FOR LITTLE" and anything purchased. no matter how low the prior, your
absolute sutlsi’ucilon is guaranteed.

,.._.,............E....,...... on...

Clearance Sale

 

Sale Opens Saturday, July 20th, at. 8 a. m.

 

one Sabine So on oi the Season.

 

25 Per cent Reduction

on all of our Men‘s Suits in ioucy mix-
tures, this season‘s smurtcst styles.
single and double breasted models and
newest patterns in browns, blues and
greys.

87 Men's Blue and black
Suits

It 1-3 off. 33 1-3'3’n Reduction.
The fabrics include surge. iiilbet
and unfinished worsted in single and
double breasted styles.

,Muu's 04d Iruusurs

at very attractive prices.

A shying of from idle to $1.50 on all
of our Outing and Dress Trousers.
no pnirs of Men‘s Corduroy 'l‘rou-

srrs. vnluo $3: ispcciul at. . .. . 32.25
Urash Washable Vests for Mon

at ....... . ..... .Mc
Men's bathing Suits. apcclul ut...89¢
Colored Handkerchiefs, value Elle,

for this sale, 11c

Extra Special

length, that's all.
For this sale, $4.89.

 

 

loot-sell

Half Price

Miscellaneous

 

 

Men's Llnon Crash Trousers. most.
ly small sites, while they last

Men's Rain Coats

and Light Weight Overcoatu.

 

.20 Sum, only price . . . . $13.32 Coats and 'I‘rauccrs made up of very

light weight inatorlule stylishly tailor-

ed ut extra low prices.

A lot. of Outing Suits originally
priced $8.00 to $13.50; for this
sale ........su.oo LIGHT. We are animator them.

MANY OTHER BARGAINS THAT MUST BE BEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.

 

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Boy's Short Irousors Suits

at a saving of 20%

lion former Price

 

 

 

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CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.

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48-50 Wall Street; Norwalk.
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Men's Mixed Suite of ”splendid all
wool fabrics, routs a little short in

Ohlldron's Wash Suits at

15 doz. Men's Summer Caps at 16c on.

.. Bile pair

.10 Butts, sale price ...........3 3,57 at a reduction of 26%. Block and liruy Alpaca. Costs,
‘12 Sum. :an pm” ... ~ . . _ . _ ‘ . ‘ “a long stylish out, value $.25. at 81.75
'15 Sum. sale price ... . . .. . . . . 310.00 Dunno suns “M

Show lists at I3 loss

The best Overall made lithe HEAD-

 

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, The Great July ‘
Iearance Sale!

 

AND

Great Symmer Sale of,

UndermusiinSandLadi‘es’Wear

 

N0 HALF WAY STOPS OR HALE HEARTED MEASURES. STOCKS MUST BE CLEANEDOUT.
SOMETHING DOING HERE ALL THE TIME. TOMORROW, THE LAST DAY OF THIS MOET SUCCESSFUL
SALE, ls BOUND‘TO BE A RED LETTER DAY FOR THE BOSTON STORE.

The prices are marked so lowthat it’s an incentive to buy and buy plentifully.

We propose to CLEAN OUT every bit of WASH GOODS, SUMMER UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY
AND FANCY GOODS, BUT PARTIQULARLY OUR READY-TCLWEAR‘ GARMENTS.
WAIST SUIT AND SHIRT WAIST OR‘ SIKIRT MUST BE SOLD NOW. . ,

it is not necessary {or us to tell you of the good values uIWays to be found in this most popular depart.
merit, but it is necessary to tell you of the prices at which you can buy those same values tomorrow.

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Hundreds of opportunities Io reap big savings.

ATREMENDOUS CU T IN PRICES.

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EVERY SUIT, SHIRT

in marking these goods for a. quick clearance, all thought of former prices or cost are entirely forgotten.

 

 

500 WOMEN’S FINE WASH
SUITS.

Offered to us at such big reduc-
tions from regular prices that we
could not pass them. Every one
must go tomorrow. Without ex-
ception the greatest bargain of
flu! Year. All sizes, 32 to 44. All
while and quite a few white
grounds with black or colored
dois, figures and checks, trim-
mings of fine embroidery and lace.
Models all the latest. Full cut
and well made. The materials
alone cost more than the price of-
fcrcd.

Lot No. 1.
200 White Lawn Suits, beauti-

fully trimmed. Skirt made with

French mime. Regular
$4.50, $5.00, $5.50.

Tomorrow. $2.75.
Lot No. 2.

300 Stills, all white or “while
grounds with figures, mostly
trimmed with embroidery. Cheap
even for u house dross. $3.00 and
$3.50 values. ‘

prices.

Tomorrow, $1.89.

 

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WOM EN'B HOSI ERY.

About 300 pulrs Women's l-losc,
tine Held in loco boots, black or
white nod It [cw i'oucy UIIIIJI‘UIIIEF
ed. Every pair was bought to sell
at 50c, I (

Tomorrow's Price, 29c.

etc.

and

 

Everybody knows of the advunc
ed price on Muslin Underwear and
knows of the cost of cotton, label.

suve by buying during this sale,

the last day and thereis plcnty
of them. i

Regular 25c, 29c and 39c Corset ',

Big variety, lace and embroidery
trimmed. I

Regular 50c and 59:: Corset Covers.
Made of Fine Batiste, h‘rcnch
styles, beautifully trimmed.

Very Best Muslin, lace and our
broldcry'trimmcd.

Regular 75c Night Dresses.

Tucked and embroidery trim-
med yokcs, chemise style of V
neck, out extra full.

Regular $1.00 Night Dresses.

Fine nhiusooh, nlccly trimmed,
big variety.

Regular $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75

Deep flounce, tucks, hemslltch-
cd and embroidery.

Elaborately
tucked i‘Iounco. splendidly made.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

lty lost.

Sir) an think who ou can
0 (I ty Exactly

remember that tomorrow is

Covers offered.

Tomorrow, 21c.

Tomorrow, 37c. ‘
Regular 50c Drawer-s.

two
Wulsts, the well known "Opera"
make, regular prices $2.98, $3.98
and “.98, the greatest bargain yet

SHIRT 'wmsrs.

You cannot possibly equal these
anywhere. Delay moans opportun-

hundred line

All at One Price, $1.98.
No exchanges, all sales final.

WHITE SKIRTS.

White Lincn Skirts, all the new-
? est models, regular $2.00 and $2.98.
Tomorrow Will Clean Them Out

at This Price, $1.68.

 

Tomorrow, 39c.

quality.

Tomorrow, 63c.

0 arm .
T m w, 79c Fine

Skirts.

500 Summer Corsets.

2 BIG CORSET BARGAINS.
Well known 0. B, make. $1.00

At 79c. ‘
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At 39c.

_...———-—...__._._...__.________.,-
200 PIECES WASH DRESS
GOODS.

Lawns
Have been 121.90 to 19c.

Tomorrow, 9:.

and Organdies.

 

Tomorrow, 89c,
Regular $2.98 Skirts.
trimmed, French

 

 

For Tomorrow, $1.50.

MATTING.

‘100 pieces high-grade Japanese
Matting, regular prices 25c and
290 and a few of the 350 grade.

Tomorrow, 19:.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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WASH GOODS.

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Tomorrow we offer a very special

lot of Fine, Sheer, Handsome Lawns
and Batistes as follows:

Olyurds Figured Lawns, have re-
tailer] for 100 bard. , Our
price...h..........,........ Be Yd.

1,000 yards Percalcshneat pub

tux-ill. regular pried-“10c ‘ “yard.

Odtebrlca ...‘.....‘...‘...... INN.

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Here’s

.3 Bulletin of Good Mor-

ohandlso No no: for Wise

. Shoppers.

 

MANY ARE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR THIS ANNOUNCEMENT, FOR
THEY KNOW THAT THIS MEANS SAVING OF DIMES AND DOLLARS

IN WORTHY AND SEAUONABLE MERCHANDISE.

THEY ARE EAGER EACH WEEK To are qur sPLENom
.PLUMB ARE INCLUDED IN This syEcIAL Liar. AND THEY ARE NEV-
ER oisAPPomTEo. ' i ,
no ONE woo same rule Lis'r AND'CARES To save CAN ran.
.TO COME FOR A sum: or mass nEMAsKAsLE orrssmss.

( 300 yards Slicer Batiste, variety of

patterns,"roguiur price 150. Our.

price......................100W.
200 yards. Orgundies, in dots and

figures, regular price 15c.

””09 Oiitalllbholoolocn...11c Yd.

‘ .HOHIERY AND UNDERWEAR OF~

Indies' Fancy Ribbed Union Butts,

view

bride 50(:.
Special bargains in mdics' Hosiery.

 

‘ 92' washingmngstreet.

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with Suits.
Our

 

FERINGS.

neck, sleeveless, regular
Our price 390 Each

 

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BATHING SUITS.

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Now’s the time to supply yourselves

We have the nattlesi

thingrih the market for 32.26. ,
FOR THE CHILDREN.
DAND mute lie and too

NEW IDEA . PATTERNO FOR
JULY NOW ON SALE ... 100 Each

 

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