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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 23, 1909 · page 3

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* Warts am Carnages

, The best makes and latest designs by the country's best makers. Ai-
rnost every variety of Carts are to be found in this splendid assortment of
ours and the styles have been particularly well selections-seven one having ‘

mine distinctive feature that can be found in no other line. f’t ices minke
from $2.00 up to 335.00. All of our i‘ site are strong and sturdy and very
easv to propel.

 

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Funeral Directors and Embslmers.

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line. Halt] it. of South Nor-
watkp is o toils nah sister. we
'cQowiinV, th estport. bong
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.-—Rssd A‘Jl conco- for sale adv.
Plants for

G «‘1! alumna: ‘snes
goxs'ii Show...” Mend
H. ”I Media. tn bowl-bore, on

Booth 5.. ;
«Roe attractor stroérya
.IoIItI‘ w;- manor tassouttt Norwalk

water figmuwwa'; o be. who has
been i for some time, s able to be
about again.

{whit line Caps. O Brien.

The D. M Mail Cothpsny are adver-
tisl a a new fresh line or spring mat-
ting. 't‘h‘o ruin? will give you descrtp

“mailbag“: om .

-néei oIEli g: Cutouts.
he a Hosp o csre and
tin ravement (arm! k in Red

my the Beast st.
lilartford dam; ’

11—min east. in to. New York
Market;

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hrs... refit-r ..
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tin“ “mountain” sits retained to

her mow Ire-til -
of“ M3 V wits. 10::
A. Dartmoor,“

' -bunb humping. 33mm;

H. Krléger W'miiifif'y will hold I'I
sp'ecail sale Saturday and Monday or
high grade tailor made suits. costs

skir Th e. Vfiggn Rey are selling
the 19 their actual
wording;

«filmQ’firlen.

Thor next “seem session of the Ep-
worth League of th 6. Nomallt
Methodist church. wi ii‘éld on the
second Wednesday etidtfllig th May, at
the .home or 'Miss Annie Andrews. in
What avenue.

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mbrellas

$6 ”(intensive and well-ohm:is our stock of Umbrellas that we
feel safe in saying we can oawfsctorily fill every Umbrella want of
the entire family Moderate pricing marks every line. Prepare for
April showers by procuring an Urhbi'ella now.

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When You Leave Us

in your newly Iepalted unto, you will
practically have a new ranchine. in
fact it will run smoother and easier

than many new ones. The more ex
perience ybu have had with repairs
the more you will feel like shaking
hands with as when you have let us
fix up your machine

Lothe‘rM. Wright

Phone Connodfld'r'i

MAlN eraser. scum “Smut
MAIN or. enthuse -

FERTILIZERS ‘

Am‘hrrcs‘n Ag; laulgui'pl Choin‘ dill Con Super-phosphate of Lime, Potato Man-
ure. Complete Manuré. ins Ground Bone.

Mapm' Potato Manure, Complete Manure, Top Dressing, Fruit and Vine Foe
lair.

Lind Pla's'tar. Air-aisokod Lime, Muristo of Potash. Nitrate of Soda, Un-
ioachsd Wood Ashes. Barnyard Manure.

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ry to it Pence

we have new artistic "is lirhé‘o‘t, Inhat varied and complete stock of into-
Uor in lilo hl'olory of (blood onnr‘p'arly or any of Its predecessors, and

 

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solar-“$7-, prawns .ia'C-So‘n'

 

 
 

 

 

Wooifn'lly solicit the patronage of all lumber users.

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g; g! gun. svery We 6t 3t.
' cantyviii n ions on primo,

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to. ohm- out. Mir. the cutesy. or. Erich.

any W once; you win filmy tints wild.

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sEEft fts. e'tc..' in usln '8th
. Let us have an figs an érllitil
both use aliens we‘ll
d‘f the" bout of £1le Wli’lil tri
rs and 'estlrnhtéd amount of Eldo-
most 'Powér used that V’will havsV
MONEY tor
Will onI talk it over ititti us toddyt'

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.. tireless cooker is put is to cook the

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'25‘c ‘Ribliiiti. sad.“
day. 19c yd. ’

Extra Fine Ribbon, all colors. 5
inches wide. never sold less
than 25c yd. For this Sutur-

tluy ..................... 19c yd.

 

 

Stunning Trimmed
Hats at ‘5. 00

We will place on sale tomorrow 50 ’l‘rlrntned lists at on; value :7
to ill. We know it' s unusual elsewhere to offer an assortment
oi styles like ours at so low it price. in this lot you will ilrttl
both large and small Hate It style i'tn every rate and fancy.
and no two alike. llernernbei this special lot on snlc tumor
row only .................................................. $5.00
Values 37.00 to alum.

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39c imported Roses, 19c
Fine large imported Roses. with foliage. regular him; on sale to-
' Inort'ow ..................................................... 19c

79c Currants. 43c Bunch

We will place on sale totnorrow regular 79c (‘urrdnts :II ........... 43c
Limit 4 bunches

Splendid Values in New Waists

An exceptionally attractive line.
to this store. Our Wurst Department is out» of our specialties.
show you our new Summer Waists.

$2.00 Wards. all sizes, $1.69

This lot includes a few Sample Wulsls and some or our regular
82.00 \i'ttis‘ts. Tomorrow .................................. $1.69

Short Sleeve Waiéts tor Tomorrow, 98c

till) now longnutl short sleeve Waters, handsomely trinuned with
loci-and eIIIlIroitlery. Itll sizes; for tomorrow .................. 98:;

$2.50 Long and Short Sleeve Wants. $1.98
'i‘ornorrow'n’n uffer'soinc cxtru lilit‘ \‘lllllt‘b in long and short sleeve
Within. \IIlut- $2.50. ill ....................................... $1.98

 

 

 

if you want a large \III'Iety, conic
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New Mllsllll combination Suits
for Saturday

Regular Sl.’ - .3 tomorrow 3 .......... . ............................ 98c
Regular $2. tin. lomor r"ow ........................................ $1. 50
Regular 83 00. tomorrow ........................................ $2.19

-‘ " i W22... 3. A.-. t ”sun... " would" .M’L‘ a».- a» or.-

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.J. MInt-z 81 Co.

92 Washington Streit. Smith Notiwa'irt

Satistatflion In Your Muney Edclt

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Ill Kiddie Ladies’

Find itilIlIed (‘otion Vests. neatly

 

 

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Wife, ’3 Alllrl’S‘c

trininted. till sizes, including ex-
tra large .' ............. 3 for 25¢
Limit Ii.

 
 

Shapes

.'i00 new shapes on sale l9]ll(lll‘,0W every shape pretty and distinc-

t.l ve.

got it. because it is here.

in this new lot you will find small medium and huge shapes,
(.‘otne expecting to find the vety style you want;

do not go Illllll you
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100 New Shapes, tor Saturday, .t 79c

in all the new shapes. both small and large;

regular 81.00 and

 

 

 

 

31.25 Saturday ............................................. 790 "
200 New Shapes at $1.98

III the very best grade of straw, very light, weight; value $2.50.

On sale tntnorrow .......................................... Si.“ i

59c Children s Hats, 3%

.1 dozen new (‘lIiltlt-un‘s lists. all colors, trimmed with ribbon; value

.300. ()II sult- lIIIIIoI'I-ow ...................................... 39c ;

‘ 9 ,
$2.00, Children 5 Hats, $1.19

27. ditl'erent styles to select from in very fine straw; regular $2.00.

On sale Saturday ...... ~. . . . -. . . .-‘. .- ...................... 3.31.19

Tremendous Bargain OppOItunlty
for Saturday

tic. AIIIoskt-ug (liugltztms ..................................... 5c yd. ‘
15c Linene, Saturday ........................................ 12c yd. "' "
$1.25 (‘roclrct lied Spi't‘ntls ....................................... 98c '
soc Sheets 7: x 90. Saturday .................................... 39¢
27m l'initl Silk (iinghums ........................................ 1§c
'00 Cortict-lli Silk ............................................... 7c '
:ttlc. i)ut_clI Collars .............................................. 24c '
:rm iiutch ("ollnr l‘lus ........................................... 1Q: ‘.
$12 .3 (‘nrm'is ..................... ' ..................... . ......... 981:
.'.t Pent-l lluttons ................................................. ‘36 ,
Lawn Short Kimonos .............

...... 19c

 

$1.25 me Black Shine Skirts. 98c

Another lot. at this price.

Last time we offered this speoisldhe lot

was sold before 12 o'clock. Again tomorrmv at ............... “G I .' N

anh Skirt has a large tins embroidery rui'lie. ,
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or fashion.

One says that II good rule to follow
in the wearing of jewelry during the
day is to wear only so much us is nec-
essary in proper gowuiug. 'l‘lIls ul.
lows one it. brooch. collar plus. buckle
for her belt, cuff links, etc.

i read somewhere the other day of II
n w window box which has It separate
, mpartmeni for the water so that one
can give her plants enough water at
the rents to lost them a week or two.
This would be :I great convenience
during the vacation season when the
house is very likely to be closed for
several days at a time.

There is II real gold~coloted straw

t A ‘

A trader asks run to repent some of

the best cxtertninutors forums. and
those 1 have the greatest faith in are
tttusy leaves and bits or blotting pu~
pit wet with oil of snssul‘rus inlIl
about on the sht-ths. i think some-
thing with a strong odor is usually
most effective, and l have heard of
those who have been successful in
keeping these pests away by wiping
the woodwork with curbollc water.
‘ if you west long. close sleev es, the
shoulder linet‘should be long. Don‘t
think to get the same effect wltlt a
short shoulder.

One 0! the 8006 uses to Whll‘h the npatyd yellow or natural colored straw

apes as we see them lying in the
millinerv shops and departments ,and
it is a rich loolI‘ing straw that makes
a distinctive hat.

Did you ever stop to think how
cleanly liquid soap is? There is no
soap dish standing about to be washed
every morning and then never clean.
no bowl sputtered and massed. and no
case soap getting softened and wasted
with the waters—just a bottle with a

sitter top which can he need at

breakfast cereal while the family are
sleeping The woman who has to
rise early (especially in winter) will
appreciate this

An excellent wash for the mouth be
fore retiring is milk or magnesia.

The woman who scowls over her
sewing, lIer writing-ali her work is
the woman whose face will look old
almost ho matter how much pains she
takes. in cream and missus! it

A New Yorkngut‘hmlty ' thst

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

off anti the contents never Wasted

(‘l’lllll‘tliilt’l‘t‘tl to meet the rcquirtuncrtts

which is quite distinct from the or»

tub or 1)er and which is' eaitily Wipe?! m'

 

 

HATTER'Q' MEETING.

 

Large-Audience Hears A'ddrgss‘es by
National Officers.
(Daubury Newe, Thursday.)
A lurgI-ly IIttt-Itded meeting of the io-
cttl lIuIIt-rs‘ socictle‘s nus hold in .‘ii-
chols' opera house. last evening. the

hull being tilted to overflowing. it was
probably the largest meetinanln the in-
terest of labor ever held in this place.
Among the audience were members oi
the trltnmcrs‘, tinishers' and makers
societies of Bethel. who turned out in
goodly nmrrmbers

The meeting was presided over by
Secretary William P. Bailey. of the
Hat Finishers' Association, who made
some remarks and introduced the
speakers or the evening. .who were
Treasurer Matter and Secretary Law
lor or the United flutters of North
America. it was expected that Presi-
dent Momtt would also be one or the
speakers, bttt he Was unable to be
present.

Those Who addressed the meeting
spoke on the present ha'ftlng difilcu‘lt'\
but it was said this morning there Ives
uothln to give out publicly With the
exceptfou of the action taken by the
“ ,a’ vote of conti-

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' were relis'hVed by évéryone.

' bent remedy tor ting; attend;

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-- structure on land‘of 'f‘ortorelln. there.

‘usks he sum it”! 32

in Muy.
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'Sigu'stoio " "' '

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. Th‘e Tli‘slinp‘le prop litlon it d it"!
‘bro’rit‘tas for can rig the p

pocitilly or children’ s hooks. sh ‘ '

 

of wat%; to tint:i pat%of‘M vino or.
> over i sole 9'
’ bbdk open rot-at” onion

sue‘pEs TO Asnv MEN.

Lieutenant Pratt and Sergeant Hil-
le¢k Enie’rtalned at the Al'mttt‘y.

Tire range finding section of, the .
Seventh Company tendered a dinnet,
last evening to Lieutenant Pratt. of
Fort illsnsrit'ld. and SeIgéaat. Hilleok,
of For-I Wright. who are putting fine
men through instrucilon on
ling board, which he's been int
the armory Thrinlottgnghbdardll no
exact represents on o e one. o
are used in th eforts an Otter tho did;
try. only it is a little sin's'ller Hill

Captain beGrsnd Snyder his go‘s
tosstmaster. and certainly did burst
well. even to dishing out the Qdi loii.‘
Thb “feed" was a fine one. and was
greotly relished by everyone
thing ‘went well until it came
piss arbuad the ice cream. .
was found that some one (E
dently was e‘xceptlo'na'lly fdn'u
cream) had stolen ever bit.
libwcver. one bo’x my Vteriotisly, i
its way to the table a‘na was n“ u tyg
devoured by those thht were fort, '

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

enough to get at the box I! 0
took it as a joke. nowev
who did not get any are we:I .

as well satisfied Shine many -' '.
dad crtidk‘ing éood raises; were listed ,-
‘dut to the ea‘ are as a side "he. and '

 

‘ i—“Dr. Thomas' Balearic Oil is the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ease—crow}, as been so sue:
chat"; in our fiaiilvid “Sim Nyi‘.‘
Mrs L. Whiteacre, Batista):

SUES FO'R S2,_000 DAMAGES.

Tony Tot-tortilla A‘ttséhes soon-an or
' Jolin‘ Bilii.

. Debug? :A'efr'lttp fuel“ (1 l’rii‘i'a'
S'o'ttth silt
pore on John Balsa}! or

street. in o suit.tor a2, 000 prom. by.
Antone V'l‘oréorella, the Railroad ave-
not} cap or

ligation mud” Tc'rtdili'l ire "1
owl“ .

ah building owned by Tort.orellti'.'0
Mechanic street and dtected snot

by do raging bull sign“deregblyé can The,

00 «times is.“ The.
case is retu noble to the Superior,
Court in Brit gopt'n‘t, the first Monday .

 

utilised in every horrid. says

‘iai Review. This consists of [Wild

 

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