i Terms '4‘ v
9340ng l'»’9 '}4 4hr!‘
Men" sSurtsf $3.95" '
". M41“?-
"it
i
u
Actual Co‘gt and
{34 HT
blue oer d
checks; fights
Double-breis'te‘d plain and belted suits ages 7 to 16.
in dark and th mixtures, and blue serges;fu1e suits
. tV-r -4.)
For
Gait
{
" lbs 4"
mar pants. *9"-
lteiatloll." Chaged
fancy mixtures. abd handsotnc plaids and
'v'v'.‘
.4. . 1"-
“WW!"
WWW“. Vol-v.4 w .
Sale Lasts Ten
' VV‘B'ROKEN LTNES‘SF
I0 pog1vu
‘4. ‘44,:
'Stritftll‘
blou8et "sailor blbuoe and
ran: .'114 4.2.-
Cash
Russian blouse models, priced
rV’EVgularly {tom $3 50 t0 38- 5V?-
W His, and $18,110
'Ali'woo fast blacii clievtot' suit's. staple as 'w'heat—
every man needs one. These have been priced by Com-
stock Clothing Co. at $15.
.4 ,All-wo'ol blue serge suits and fine fancy colors and
Miran been $15.
‘val:'
Formerly 112 445,413 and$22
'4 Broken lots of Spring 'Ov'ercoats" 1n tan 'coverts' 'apd
fast black: they have been $14, $15 and $18.
Broken lots of heavy Overcoats 1n VOxiord and black.
bye begptra to 5441' .5, .~
Bis. “ hits at; $1 95
Formerly $3. 00 to $5. 00
“W NI“? “ - t.-
It.
1
with straight pants.
3.1,)
al'lp 44.0344 Clothes at Coil. and Less
All of the choicest and latest purchases birdie Chm-
stock stocks are included 01.11111 iollouring oVfi’erinE'S It
0 at less:'.
E or Conlstbck‘Prlce.' Sale Price.
L1ghL-werght Fancy Suits.. $15. 00-844. 00 S 8. 95 to $14. 95
Surfimer Blue Serge Suits. $14. oo-Sao. 00 S 7. 45 to $13. 85
gig? Vyvenght Black Suits. .815. 00-318 00 $10. 45 t0$14. 85
Uhiiorms' V.'. . . . , .313. 00- -$'1'§. oo 3' 9.95
' 1841184844453 all weights ..... $10. 00-53000 3 7.45 to $14. 85
' 'IV‘opV Coats & Spring Cg'i'ats. .310”. oo- -$40. 00 S 6. 45 «1314.85
Alpaca b1 Sk'eleto'n Coats. . .8 4.004 5 oo 3 -95 t0$ 4. 4'5
Boys' gunners, 10' to 16. 314.00% 8.50 S 4.95 toS 4. 85
Boys op Coats 101016.34 5-0'0’3' 750 8 4.95108 4.85
Boys’ liaincoats. .5... ..... 8' 8.003 8. 50 s 3.85
Reefs 8. t 6 ..... S 3
049:5”th l alto-311: Over 3 59.341?“ 4.45
\t.‘
of;
. STto WIS.
' Formerly $2. 00 up to 3'3. 0{L
8""vale ""r-v
Also regular llive's Y"Flélit ‘f'rom' Com8tock Clothirig' C0.
stocks, good trousers they have been asking $2 to Sflor.
in stripes and mixtures, at $1.45 to $4.95. . 4. -
"L“
’ ROUSXNG BARGAINS IN
0' Q,.141.~‘V~4 .99.
Boys Clothes
I‘lnv .r 4.14:5 a v“
he/‘vt- than“ 5- are LU
»I. h -A
"tl'l“ ,V.
Children s viash Si'rit's', 794 to 11, 9s
' -.."'¢.It" 5
Ages 3 to 14. Fancy colored and white wash' suits,
priced regularly from $1 to $3. splendid bargains and just
when you need them. . .
l
Childrea’ s Cloth Suits, $2. 4'5 to 54 95
Aget 1 to 1b. Tabby 'lrlixturet'ond blue serge- s'uits.
Boys' Knickerbocker S'lll'ts'. $2145 to $585
P414 3.. "1,...
Ages 6 to 17. The newest styles 1n knicker suits, in
all the new colors and stripes: iancy worstedsroassimeres
and cheviots and fine blue sergfis; doublorb'r'easted. plain
and bolted models. priced regularly from $330 to $8.50.
and most oi them are the higher- priced modem.“
wax-1' 80V and {14449-4
Boys? 59c to Si linee Pants, 39's
.- may“.
“:4 a
A' 'lot of solid wear pants in all sizes. and 1n all man-
ner of dark light and medium mixtures. right out of the
regular C0mstock soc to $1 ines. to go at 39‘ a pair.
’4‘ 4.. V‘» N! “5449‘ 1',
Boys fl to' l.5{L Snickers,
' 751: ‘up to 3,112 ..
Wt TH‘. ’ " ‘ W 'i'
A fine lot of handsomelknickerbocker pants, cut full
and roomy, in dark medium and light mixtures and plain
blue. Comstock pr‘oes $1 to $1 50;. sale prices 79c and
Law.“ rem-mu}- “lqu‘. . w Jr not an 80444171,“ am .il» a»...
’2
Sizes 3 to' rowfluman 'Vand' sailor-Russian suits in
a Ae'
m-n‘v
410' short mayhem-14440110", R4”? '
need three at 9min 0011-,“
vleted of Theft. .
. P RT,aM1iy 'V'El --Mrs. B'er
ty' of expressing
..1°l egl ‘3 9 ll
Va
"Flea yesvsrrry View
door;1 in 40354;”;
5 or 01111 a
liar To??? gorVVlohe'V yiirir‘.
money belo’n’lin‘ym lire. Carrie Kirk
,. e n “we e
‘ and 41111255??? CENT '1 v'lg'lwcw' ere
bhe r we
8 Q'Vblr lVié'ré, was_fdun§ll"%rrllt§
'vb'n 'frli'ln she to‘ two years
in Jr'tll Her appeal‘ to Judge Robinson
to a. my mprdon letter caused him
to reopen the ease and to greatly re
. does her senteuoer‘ .
P032; G. A. .11., and ihé
WoMe'n‘s81am Relief raps, plot in their
moths in Wall stre'o't' list} evening, and
it was v fly .botl'l gr i'l'jo chept
the lnvl the
Center so ".11 the
membranous: bwhloh’wfll be held
3i. Waml ll. ‘mu'fl’énf lad”- .. 4.
r.»
this“: ' ‘1 ‘qwu rec 11111051114
0 " 'Il'illm'u 'u" "
fli'lli'lli mwonfi. ”iv-will?" 11. r.
4.;- .-
' .184 ML. Cowman W
00.1 life wrlt'l'tg_
' make it a great orglrhlzl'uion
'. operations of
- her.
arrest 111V 9: 3 11.111.
Fuuisnl'it‘ as £11142 aooens.
Services Held at the church of the
j. ale-41,11; New. York, W‘ 4
. M" ‘ Morning.
NEW YORK: liar 21 —-The funeral $3.
at Henry ll. Boxers, erosldent 08V the
. Amalgamated Copper 'Comphny and
9 8894191111. Qll Cow'-
sétlv or
patty? 'th'it'i brriilg'ht together 'mfihy
men prominent in the business and
financial dlstrlc or?“ of this “filty to honor
bhqrmemory 0‘! ho hod'won
heir admiratlon not only for his un- l'
usual energy. collrzr'ge and business
0ability. but because of llkeablo quail
ties as an assoc to a friend
thqilgh attend gcaatt ices Iii
Vlhe‘Clmrcli 01131581111? at 0 0.01
llmlted' td ln'tl ate bustnés'fi as-
soc ales and personal friends. these in-
cluded s0 V1114 y the Jan 0 or the
u'viMes's anth financial
New York'
w‘o‘rld that tltelr Ibsen 1101;: these
social activities ltd not 'cegbl'e reflect
upon the buslae‘ s o the financlal dls-
lrlht. Throughout the country wher-
3:3 rthe Standard Qll Company hall a
tan or a bun) ch lher “was” a une
dui'lng‘ the hours 31' to ‘tune a. to
mark the passing of the first vice-
probldont of tho company and one of
the men who hu'd Hél'ped materially to
Orders
had boon lssuod last night that. all
the company should
ragga between 10 and 12 o'clock. and
so 'applled to vaery" min 0'! life
00 employees—La condition which
‘-‘-l'
. hi not exits to the lan corpora
'th slnoe' ltd'j‘tollndbtlogfl plora than
'tlir r-ty -tlve years ago.
John D. Rocketpller could not at-
tcn'tl the l'uh's‘1"al as he Is In Hot
Sr rings. Va... with Mrs. Rockefeller.
w se convalescence (ram ‘a severe lll-
ness would not permit him to leave
He out. woven, s $331116
grdni to" our eirbre an s
grille funer’a'l cofleg'e it?!“ llle Rogers
home at No. 3 East Seventy- elghth
9 race log to the
Church 0!" the Headla‘ ' 'l‘hllvty-
fourth smut, where tb"e 'ltov. D13, Rob-
ert Collyor, pastor emeritus. a friend
oi the- dead capltallst, conducted the
lilaeunlos amides 4440041411115. to the Uni-
~ turlnn tor
During the servlrr-vg a quartet
(months M‘cndrlsaobn Glee Club sans.
_ several selecthst, mortals; tho'hyinns
‘4W130....
Them 84144444444444 Bargains
Russian Ve'sts, fiathing Suits, Sweaters;
.3 its, Suspenders Hosiery, Shirts, Belts,
W “re :9me
""1
l'erseys.
.'ifliidliubl
(2041.16 has and‘ “Abide With lMo?‘
* On the list of pallbearers were. the
ifia'mes of William Rdcltéfoller. John D.
l‘chbold. E. '1‘: Bedtarrl~aad James A.
oflett. of the Btundhr'd- Oil Company
muel L Clemons’tflhrk Twain): E.
.'Harrlman. Elbert {1.611114 Melville
. Stone, James M ‘Bec'lr. John 1)
Ryan Charles A Monthly, George W.
Perkins Dr. C. 0. Rice, Raymond D114.
1ly. General James Jourdan and
olonel A. G. Payne. E
The Dotos Club. of which Mr Rogers
Is a member. so t a numben of its
memhefrto rep eat it at tlemem
vibes. a'ri'd‘ a special delegatlon lromj
the Norfolk Va.. Board or Trade who
were interested with Mr. Rogers in
the building of his Virginia Rullroud. l
came to attend the funeral.
M’
CAsr '
For Infants £11411
Ibo Kln'vl humility; Bough
Bears th: ' W ‘
trot
WNW-.41.
LlBERlAN' COMMISSIONERS WORK
Members Arrive-at Monrovia to Take
.- . ' Up Their Resldence.
4, MONROVIA. Liberia. May 13. via
Sierra Leone May' 21 .—The members
is the American leerlan Commisslon.
;Q’.‘ F hllsner. E. J Scott and Dr.
sdrgb .who arrived at Monrovia
'May 8 on 'board the scout cruiser
Chester, have been busy since their ar-
“but with the preliminaries to their
Investigation into conditions In the
lewlbe'rlm Rephbllc. They are all in
“(talent health, but inclined to corn-
athvu- or the attentions showered on
every 114110.441 the many lovlts'tlons la»
44141144441 with their warrlr Speaking of
Monrovia, one of.tl10 con'rm'lssloneru
descrl 011 it as “a Southern elty with
a Curl anoal atmosphere." _
The government has promised its
nearly cooperation in the lnvoatlga-V
tion; and the legislature wlll be con-
Vone'd In specialV sonsldn '.." assist in
the w'o'ilt.
The commissioner; have lalun up
their residence in Monrovia,
, 4 e 4.
‘4 L41 9-
351m 53413 4 4-5114: mat
Shimmed CVo'Vatq, Canvas Coats, Leather Coats"? Oil é’d Coa'tS‘ Beach Jacketfi
S'lz'raw Hats, Soft Hats, Caps; Trolley Ca .54 G1 ves
3141" voting} M's-V
sill"
ornéis m wirenauuv.
uni-un-
Western Dlvlsloni‘of N. H. R. R. to
Change Headquarters. '
Orders have bVeén: rgcglvcd from
headquarters at 41.8 New Havou road
in New Haven to gompletc the new
ofl'lcts's of the u'ost'crn dVMslon oh the
top floor oi the new uanpu passenger
station In Waterbury In six weeks. if
poaslblc, as it ls intended to make the
dlvlsion headquarters there says the
Waterhuv v Republloltn Horton 8: Hem-
enway, or‘Boston the firm which built
the station has been awarded a separ-
ate contract for completing the new
division claws and have about sixty
men on the 5011.9 .4
The removal or the division offices
to Waterbury means the bringing 01'
approximately 250 people to that place.
as there are from seventy- -flve to elgh-
1y bmplbyod'ln the «much olilces ol
the western dlvlslon at New Haven.
and many-0t them are. married .men
wlth l'amllles. All of them will neces-
sarily find it to their advantage to
llve In Waterbury. Superintendent C.
S: lAltc will make his home In Water-
11qu ‘l *-
PRE'SIDENT TAFT'S TRAIN LATE.
’(lth‘ENSBOliO. N. (3.. May 2].—
l'rcvvldcnt "l‘alt- nudhls par-lyvon the
private car Olympia; attached-to the
regular passenger train on the South-
ern Railway en rento‘lrom Charlotte,
(9.. for Washlngton, left here. at
21250. in. twenty mlnutos late The
train was 'delayodV by bonny rains all
Vllon'athollnav .41.. . ,
'11
amen mmuura'
pills, catbanies laid piling
'e'anrVrVay 1ng,,narrssa,stsessinand
111141 mis'yafierefletta “anti really
illel ting; Voh you?” money
Wk", emere l u 11841190 81
u gov/gimme i ion'ttnd i'i
idle l". lpl‘esl‘iaV 4d: " has refit/£11)!
['0' he“ th Mg" 'f
childy'. anti can be =talr dy 'or night,
They p001 vveVl do not use nausca‘ Vrrlp
lag of Miro contort Wm 1'on
.‘H‘l‘l .ili'V v.1.
silet.‘V1'_0p. 011380 V
The'Cliilrurl Pharmacy.
Qulttnrr & Csaty. Prom...
The Rexsll'Store. _
4
Pajamas iG'arters, Neckwéar, Handkerchiefs,
the NoWalk 34th
44444 4444444444:-
, Ml Hints Bills
Connecticul Represenlali'v'cs Aid New
Financial Bill
1 ; .
'WASHINGTON. May' 2l.:—Thc Na—
;tlonal Monetary Commlsslon, whlch ls
composed oifilght senators and 11an
representatives, has sent4 »to each
member of mnzress a circular letter
asking for lnfornmtlon as to the banks
In the various districts and states.
The commission deslres replies to a
series 0! questions relating to nation-
ol. state savings and private banks
and must companies. Information is
sought as to deposits. discounts and
loans. 'l‘hls lnformatlomls. to be com
piled {or the guidance of the- commis-
slon in maklng up a general flnanclal
hill to he submitted to congress.
The Connecticut' members have
agreed to cooperate with'tho commls-
slon, and have sent Inquiries to lead-
ing banks and tlnauclnl institutions in
the stair- Connecticut is. of course,
stator-1 lo the union, had, it Is expected
that‘ the replies from the state will
give consideruhlu general information
on the general banking situation.
'lhere are 77 natlonal banks in the
stain. elshtlstule bun'lm, 32 trust corn
panles and 88 savings banks. a very
large proportion to what other states
can show. It will probably take some
time to secure the information desired
from all over the country. but the ll
1141 report will he very comprehensive
and or. great’ benefit ‘tochankors and
investors Senator Aldrhvhvls chair-
man or the commission. and expects to
devotees great deal oi time .to. Its
work as soon as:- the vrarmnblll in out
probably IL bill will be prepared at that
the leadersstprosont. .4. . 1.4 1...
MW
40444.44. 43001111, Samuel C. Ireland is
busy- to ,1“ .porvlhg subpoenas in the
chso oh
against . .
‘comeVup tomorrow {11 the town court.‘
one of the most important bunklng ‘
or thokuyh. A report wllhprabubly. he -
11111er -Iiextv-‘*aosslorr~r)l«101111141311. flfltlv
time and passed during the next sea- ..
slon. At lotut out is she intention 0!-
4.1111 Iv‘.’l‘,\'1rollund wile ;
819 .l. McM'Ihcn phleh will
merel a's
- horet' ARRIVALS.
Manchu-11%? J. Moldermott New
Haven' 1!. P. l-‘ltsgesald oity;.la1'nes
.I.. Hhran New Haven: Madame
Celene. city: A. J.4'M0K0nat1. Groan-
.wlch: 8. Greensteln. Bridgeport: do.
Phllllps New York: W. F0 D00llttle.
New York: l" D. Lawton. city; Roger
Flint, J. M. ‘Straus‘s. George B. Mc
Gove'rn, W. E. Stillman? New York;
G. H. Porter. Boston: .0. (3.. Jane)’.
Brooklynrc. W. Woothan, l’hlladel-
pbla; Andrew Samaclt. New York; V.
.Gllson. C. ese. Hartford; C. T.
Honour, New 8' rmdrrbllckorson and
wll‘e.-Danb11ry. 4" '4.- ,
SUSPEOTE'D TRAIN ' RQBERB' AR-
‘ 58837594 .
SPOKANE. Wash. May 21. --J. M
Slatoap 11084.1. 8'. Molnaea wei'e arrest-
ed on vsnhplclon of belng two of t
robbers who held up the Great North-
ern mall train near Colbert last savor,
day nlsht
WINNIPEG. Man. 'M'ay 21.—-J'. S.
Mclnnt‘s. a telegraph operator.th
was arrested at Spokane yesterday on
suspicion of belnu one of H1030 who
held up the Great Northern express
traln last Saturday nlght. comes from
ammunw- --n . min-1.1.41 4414114.“
one.o( the loading/fumbles here. .. . '
5. .'L .. . .44, .,..
. l' ' "
(omes‘rrt’tithslln hags‘rea'dy' to
useel—su'l’es
wash day . '. .V
in
for use next time. ..
- "You will find "BLIACH'ET'J E.” the
most 4mm vv'rhr. mod rum/"I'm! and most
vrv/ivforrarj' Huc'vv. 1: )011 h 4;ch our useud‘V
’4.- ,> 4 NW N 8-1 '5 fil'W-W‘l -r
1‘ not-- waive
11.8 Worbme
. 44‘. "am"-
il” 144‘s“ siphonétu 1.100th
3The ones 11; the parties who were
'ati-e'stsd. oi 11444444114441.4444 Farsi; tor
legal liquor 'nehinyvr hardware
nee Waltemsisrvoi diplom-
[13.3 diathermy ova-1:01:40!
to hpros‘oouwa the cases and- mor
ney‘ (lien-lgfilzgafl neutron. ”'5'; own
a 081th Me“) 80048} WI"
Ewe-arr. rlu‘to'stmbdivla suvthree
cases urwus a “890144410.me
and 444mm is‘eltonoe. a. poncho was
mind-guilt» with» e011 113ml“!
41 posts 441‘ 826.88; stats? mm»-
:iv was appealed. rumors 001m
pmnned- 800. MW 821“ mammals
cube was nolled on payment of costs.
$31.81;.- It was. durum tho llouox
110;de 8'19va 11an Vitus-32-
.- ‘lvlh'lllousm 4411 1y... ite'i-V dinner?
Tensile. 4009i? nigh-134
115:1“ waking
p1 x1411 shuw
mi ”99.489594480124189
ass r-V‘mbhn‘ 14181510 084m.
git-QUITE 1&4. Mil! 431 z—Adfllllle
Hawkins, VVa- new“. was literally
tr smelled to death last night bylvthe
”overall searchllgbt' '0; the battleship
salsslpplr ‘an its way uQV the river to
to . ugh nun-hound
$9th for a rag on
I'.
-\.\
lame” VH1 . .'
there! a 110 \'nSt,c.""iV1')r'ryl'hat you do
not use remains in 1110' {mg reptly
44-‘1 'W’W WW4
'.-.A hloxrvruflr’l‘i’n 'l
T buV clltiamilt'ltflhmé Mmfimmh‘
‘ minim 14544-va018
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