.. ‘utnv'l‘. '
Weir ry WMIOII a Ship
Now at any» Yard
at
e Holland~Americah liner Snea-
whioh put out from Rotterdam
on July 10 (fibwa‘d‘ lit“ reproduction of
Henry Hutflo li Mann- occupying
a. small asphalt! Wthe‘iorward deck.
has: arrived' at New York with the
little oaken cIaft sale aboard She
then carried the Hull Moon to tire
Brooklyn navy yard where it was titty
ed bodily from the big steamship by
tha‘ powerful navy yard crane. an pull
into the river. Later the Hall
will be Mir out in the minutest detail
as way highs“ who: in the year
up that udson under
Hudsoh. , .
etltilwoi Wm Hill Moon,
w ioh, with Fultons Claremont. is to
all up the river in September under
the escore of? $31: at whr vessels. is
Holland's congr the Hud-
son-Fulton ce ”é“ visa built
by a committee at“ mm citlalna
latxttmsterdam, Hui an rough pub-
lit:i subscriptions
Bile will lie in the Brooklyn navy
ti is e in September. Then on
e 2. will coins the render
' ‘ tie. up the riser with a
a} ’0'“. i0 Amétioah and for-
aria;
will standu Henry
or, nant
W utcil
éill theth
of Hudson's dayf‘g‘: on from
tracht, will then her.
committee or Dutdiirhen which
rjeV oi the reproduction of Hon-
. ,~ ‘I Halt loan. made their
. loilg' slutty of old papers
‘was. the mus three mast»
“zit“ln‘é‘lhlc than
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PUBLISHED.
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Fol‘lienefit‘oi Women who
Snlfe'r irom Female Ills
in a lie. Minn. —"l was a rest
“Yard I! r?” female troubles ughich
caused a weakness
is
fit!
stable Compound
had done for other
sulferln‘ women 1
it would
Elfin
and] must
id lhelp me
wouderinll y My
pains all is t me
Ingennnd within three mouthl
po.pnd"— Mrs. JonnG. Mowan,
filo Seclnd St.. North, Minneapolis,
inn. t .
“gin :ls “'me
mayo! all.
table ompound. whic is made
are usively from roots and h r b.s
Women who antler from those dis.
trefsViug figs tour“? to thgrtsex shou'l’t:
no ose s g 0 base or on
‘Vh‘ ability of Lydia]! I’m: duo's
Veset table Compound to restore their
' w as rtectly well woman.
It this letter made publieto ,9
meflwm WV 0'
from ydia E nkham' s egetable
' . war vessels about her and the Com
ot.n
‘ Goldenliarvesl DaVys WV: Tillie. “33.3%fo $99913” Jubilee Slide Golden Harvest Days
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Money Chiettnlly attuned (tit Anything Unsatisfactory Golden Hhi‘vest Days
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In order to make the last
Two Days of this successful
Jubilee Sale record-breaking
days“ we are going to hold.
TWO GQIIDEN HARVEST DAYS. Saturday and Monday. q The realization that every firglfin oiiél'ed during this Jubilee .
Slip bits stirred tilrlity women into action—and our anticipation has been surpassed. (I The busiest Ten DU?! in it! MINT! ' 2'
S CO 3 history encouranes us to cut prices on surplus merchandise and small lots- ~noV nidtter how seasor’iahle- prices cut‘
deeper than ever lseiae. ll All the dlflerent lots will be on display with a GOLDEN TICKET.
q When you see thsi GOLDEN TICKETS you will know that the goods offered are at a ve'ry special low price. i} No lots
mmteed to last. (IV be on hand early. I] No mail or telephone orders filled. q Plenty or help to attend to your needs.
Q hook tor the GOLDEN TICKETS. q Come thgse Two Days and reap of the Golden Harvest.
500 and 7sc Elastic and
Person Belts, 29c
35 Silk and Net Wants,
52. 49
Il5c Children’s Stockings,
10c
l9o Corsth covers, 2 for
2.3.8
‘Trimmed with two rows of lace.
l
«synced "- " I All silk elactic, all colors: not one Messaiinc Silk Waists and Net You save just 5c pair. Last two“
out? with a mi'agd ”third” W“; [10‘] -’:or 'SBVOOk‘oarI she tit l h I . h“ V . . h , . .
. A"! ".ot‘r‘aml; 3&9.”st eh l of» fwmfinon‘t wor ess t an 50c. th era up WaIsts. never sold least an $5. days _________________ mc pa“. On we Bargain Basement
i ask. such as he. or
ii rushing through the
ny ill she reathed the
Herd n'i’i very hi h, cur-.ved and
blunt, amnesia it is pa men the arm
09 I ha noon; she runs low in the
IE then up again at the bow
driy so hlail as in the poop
"engine" a man can cveIiook tht
in actual dimensions she is but it
real wmlong and but ii i at wide in‘ the
he is ittil is av 10 feet deep.
and draws ohly.7.oil
feet at water.
retrain lies in iotcaitlo. fitted with
llvO bdnkh‘ ior liner" lid there it
rm there for me in t “k.
artillery." Iii. it litt‘s cause lies
ot} under hér. bowa‘p'rll, so' that the
wrap can break (fit it lihtl over it, I
this}! nry Hudson used to expost
hi s so when its: dt' lireynCd
'jphn'ishmeht. and ere too was
' ed the "blind call" as Li“ sailed
use it interrupted pilot‘s
artist
for M
iii la wide open yNear the stem
u'n'dei a’ tilt f1“ 3:an the h‘e'ir'n's
. 1'
do: w a turn
beadtab- mm" at our
'1} .41..“ LA“
temper 2. reaching a point. proprt’hiy
Navcsink Highlands. on the south
slide of New YoIli Day. On the next day
lie’ found II good place inside Slin'd‘;
Hook. and there the Half Moon I
safely at anchor. while its captain put
in a week in exploring the coast and
Idincent regions. Then. on September
ll they ”entered." so says the log.
‘into its linen river as can be found."
’.)n Ihc iith. pushing up he river. as
e’lod and tide allowed. they came to
‘the very highland mountainous Ic-
qion"~the highlands. and on the 15th
.0 “other mountains very. high and
uauntaiuous which rise from the
xivlir“s‘ side."
The Half Moon voyaged little fur-
ther. but returned down the river. anti
irom October 2 to October i lay at an,
chor of! Hoboken: The next day, dropg
ping down the harbor with the tide.
Ihtl put out again to sea. I
3'0. Just as d her 0 incl. the new
Half Moon wtl first out so about the
lower bay along the shares oi Brook-
-lyn and Staten island on the day or
her reception, and then start up the
Hudson. She will prot‘bed live short
stages with the Claremoat. anchoring
at. town along the way On Friday.
October 1 the fleet of war vessels will
.wel‘iflke her at Cornwall and proceed
flV‘éha an ascertain to Newburg From
there-on the North Hudson river na-
val division will escort Uem- to Troy.
to 75¢. Last two days.) .
$2.00 Wallis, 95c
All-over tucked, daintiiy trimmed
with embroidery; Last two
days .................... 95c each
50c Wallis. 29c
Last call! Reap the harvtat. You
save etc on each Waist. On
sale Bargain Basement ....... 29c
. 29¢ each
790 Watts, 2 tor 99c
Good value at 79: Last call
..................... V.. .2 for 99c
$2.25. Wallis, $1.45
Last two days .............. $2.49
$1.25 Combinations, 98c
Made of Cross-bar Muslin. trim-
med with embroidery and lace.
Last two days ........... 98c each
$1.00 Gowns, 79c
Cut. extra iull. trimmed with lace
and embroidery. Last two
days..............._ .......... 79c
25c Drawers, 190
Our 25c stock Drawers all sizes.
Last two days. buy your sup-
ply ...................... Igc pair
ltlc Stockings, 7c; 4 pair
for 25c '0
5c Dollies, 2 for 3c
1000 Fringed Dollies at half price.
Reap the harv‘cst these two days.
Regular 5c ............... 2 for 5:
6c Toweling, 3 i-2c yd.
Good Dish Tawcling, last two
days .................... 334: yd.
$5 Hats, 980
Take your pick all $5.00 Hats, last
two days .................... 98c:
Men's White Shirts. slightly soil-
‘ $1.00 Men’s Shirts, 190 f
........................ 2 for 25¢
use Ladies’ Umbrellas.
31-19 .
We call you special attention to this
lot that goes on sale at ....... $r.xg
Don't fall to see them.
39c r... Linen, 25c yd.
LCtood quality TabVle Damask, reg-
ular 39ct Last two days. ..aV5ti yd.
25¢ name 10.:
Get your supply. on sale Bargain
Basement. last two days ...... IOC
Bathing sue
iii til“! wit“). -—“.Dr Thomas‘ Eclecisic Oil is the Law and high neck. long and short Buy your supply. Last two days ed: regular $r.oo. £33" two
captain]. it“ best remedy for that amp 1 die ' ‘ i ' t
hm a .mg n ”Hm“ "a. been a. h we. sleeves; a large assortment to """"""""""" 4 93'“ °r ’5‘: days ...................... - . . .I9c BIS reductions on all BthhIng Suits,
j . a ta lplon‘ whi no»... exact
-uctlon oi the see chart u in
days by seamen. arid= t H: is
u der.the peril-I, su h a see.
Hie .cabi too. is a copy at
ill to to at India Co.
stump: bopk or my
company on tile in
. Shitilt‘id are the dividers and lit
til. of wind nae’dI is; mefiuring.
credit " c "a s
. . einn by which H dson‘
,9"
» a his. ..... who at
leis in our iatdiiy rer'efslit e’lrs' '—t
Litre. 1.. Whitesore. Buffalo's
i sin racronv 1M Muenster .
v
are wet Rim. ‘ i
Rumor has it that a large manufac-
turing conceIn wishes to establlslr
itself in Springdale‘. Just whit itlis
Ind what line crowds are as yet
a secret. A man pronIdhgntV in deals
of such nature would vull'e’ no iri-
formation regarding the tirm‘ s where- 3
”cuts or its Mhuainpsu but' said he
‘ would be pleased to give a loll-do
«criptlorr when the proper arrange-“i
to more had been made: mower."
ill
t the rail—the
e Indium headlights chug
i
hfmll‘.
would admit that suc
little on hand‘ and this
1.200 hands. and purposes to'
hilao buildings los scovei‘ mé' ucrésegw‘l
oi’ ground; also'that 9% acres bud
een donated as an incentive to locate.
:The land is between the New Canaan
station and the Noroton river. Prac-
where it was now located, emphas
r'rm's What hunter am. act FaciVa ‘
VeJi gum in F”;
lentils Work Bel Dene h the .
5p "'- y mitten. of the State Police association
select from. Last tWVo clays. 3145
25c known n
All colors, 5 inches wide; regular
25c. Last twodaya ”:1. . . .rgc-yd.
ninth “nun... . u. as 6“...»
A. “little.“ signal? .
.. "s :rt,;.nhq»...s‘
$1.. ~x. 7 1 L»... A“... v...
V... .
Wilhelm ' ‘il‘srara POLICE MAKE av-Lavvs. .
At I1 meeting of the executive-com-
Fast black.
7c Ginghams, 4c yd.
7c Prints ..................... 4c yd.
7c Lawns .................... 4c yd.
On sale Bargain Basement.
,
25c Window Shades, 1%
Regular 25c Window Shades. all
colors. On sale Bargain Base— .
meni
MELLEN APPEASED THEM
By granting a franchise
through Mt. Vernon. the board of al-
to pass
Shoes and ‘Caps.
Slx‘ld Sheets. 49c
Good quality Muslin. Bingo Slicers.
........................ 19c
last two days . . .2 .......... 49c
{in Join»? Til/9:.
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Nicol: are the savior pieces tioall all arran ements are t the ”QM" "3 80min .
o V806,”? each. ., nilnor‘ details ares already find: The hOy's camp of the Chlldrens held in New Haven last night, an new IleVrmen of that city yesterday remov-
e‘a EMVI‘h cabln‘ for __._...,._._..._.. "Ald Social of New York i a mi Set. of hy-lnws recently drafted by a !cd for New York Westchester and
V ta little hi1", mil-”ll childro'n r or‘y' ‘0 w ti . y. B h ll 11.8 Sf n, special committee,waa accepted. This Boston railroad the last obstacle in
“3" Inhand the powder 5“? FLETCHER. mpergmtg 23a. 23;“ B fihv “t g “9" 8" 0f ill-“1W8 Will be printed “1 'the way or completing that important
I >9 room. w ere the tier wViI m S 9 e 3“ l‘ 0‘ h connection with a history or tile or- 1 l h ’h -
.~ ':. on: .. i.“ .‘i .3 a Al 9 .-r o a IA tendency: lift“ a...“ - annular” llilicllléfcilf‘i‘ ~ ~ ~ ~ ....
‘ 0 m8. r008 y ar lie 9 . P « 9“ e , Thole present at the meeting last , ' ' I, ' .' t . ~
t..‘,‘there the provision: war-h kept. FRENCHW frun'd.‘ night were Lieutenant E J. Farrell at “1‘ Tlllte construction of lthe road h! Addition t0 QWW. .
. caalts or fresh water. the “1,1er R IN NEW t W. toggte'lVasglVboysV have egéoygd gamma Captain Thomas Becker ongriétstznnmeennVs :Vhe Extenssn o; the; * TIH
YORK “0‘ we 0 N “m W I 6‘ Waterbut'y. ChierA w. minor Mid . ‘3" 0' 5“ “V" V “ ‘ ° TAPIOCA conusra cI-I, TEA coerce, Etc.
r.“ ‘tg‘g‘ Haul ean of mm“ :3, __ benbnt' derived from t e mummy the Bronx branch to Portcliester us ' i
' PARIS' August 6 M Jusserand, outdoor me by these urchins from d‘ewwn’ Chm William Rawllng ol‘ well asasimilar extension or the Sec SPI'VJES. EXTRAOTS CHOGOLATII 9090A.
New Britain Captain Janice J. Land
rinn of Mcriden. Captain James H.
Redgate of BIldgeport, Captain W.
Bridley of Dnnhury, Chlei‘ C. S
Wheeler of Winsted and Chief Henry
D. COWlen or New Haven
"19' finch mbwm at WM"!!! New York tenements is Indeed r'e
tea. has arrived here from Né‘w Yo'i'k. marhble. A more reserving work to
He will confer with the government supporti very hard amid. ‘
on the situation created by the pass- i Every u weeks. 125 boys are met
age at the Anierican tariflV bill an the at the Grand Central depot. all ready
forthcoming negotiations entail by and pagan to' depart Au hour's ride‘
the maximum and minimum sinuses. ,brlngs them to Stamford where
and and Third avenue elevated
Term; oi the franchise extended by
Mt Vernon to the railroad cull foI
completion within tum years. To us-
sute this the company has given a
bond at $50.00 Under th iruncblse
Mt. Vernoh w l have iivestntlons—
" 3% Mod 33 “has;
‘L‘ge‘w lttieM foremast tre‘ llxe
torsional" and forespili, to the
t the blind call: 0: lb 0 ‘main‘
_ V M w“) V“hoist. are
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7TH
Blue Tea Clip and
e or
'mai'n
pun. both
hidxphmnst a' lower!
in an interview today th_e ambassador special trolley cars await them to W0 “was still)! find three locfli- The .
., littie em: up. “D. the fly. e pressed the iirm co viction that take them to cove Mills. Here lahn’é CASTeR I A fare from Mt. Vernon to the llatlctu Ba '~ . ~‘w' Vw A,
I $33..“ h i ‘a‘th‘ fire 0. see no otihtlons wour 'bé ra'vora’bie cues are in-rmdinecs to take theta river will be ten cents ‘ r ‘ 8; This é‘ék
the natloii- and in“ mummies would not lie up- over to ‘Bmsir Island and then in m WHWW Mt. Vernon’s aldermunic meeting .
with‘t'llb monogram of its plied to French lrllporta. "any other for We solid weeks or good pure lasted ever live hours because the op- GRAN SUGAR 19 “$8.. ’1:00
W O. 0.," 0n the whim solution involving as it would the air. lots oi loud and recreation sports .lh' KM Yul flmdMfisBlughi mnentn otthe alibllcuuon made by the .
me that the letter «A ~ proclimatibn of a tarii! war Would be and games under the guidance or railroad wished. to have It understood 1“ in cat “£8, ”10‘“ .
she cumming my“ the monstrous," said be competent workers. - a,“ t...: that théy feared the uubmbnn passen- , 1- .
~ uni ambeti Coutlnti'lng the'a'tnbaslldor said e Brush island having been recently an zer traffic or the New llaven mil . {C c!!! -
will fly the red. bl was dee ly touched at. the evidences passedi lull! the battle at one owner. Signs °‘ road would be diverted to‘ the new .
(1 red
“grflw oi Ame can friendship ior
tneased
.. of Amsterdam;
hot orange, white"
road thereby inconveniencing
who were better served by the present
thone _
France
I roughout
the society has been requested to ya
cats and it is the desire or tae’cnn-
wich be ad w
add (tag th'd ml at that t! littldldd‘su ,eapecial y at the dIen'a Al 80% isiy to carry on its la- FINE $50 FOR MAIN‘TZINFNG "WI-rhea the New Haven Company.
a rretunay the by field celebrations aivflan Mancini» “a at bore ln'i is field in the vicinity of Oll. NUIQAN I don was overcome eventual-
Stamford: ll’avln'g gained the interest BRANFORD August 5.n— Raymond ly 0b“)! the assurance. given I» n m- ~
and cooperation or many neizhh rs.i Anderson and’ Thomas Hayes. mprle- presentative or President Mellon oi!‘
as won as being a source or tit tors of the nah all works at Shott the New Haven road. that no attempt . I
to M'lrfllnfih’ oifitan‘iiot‘ i och who were arrhsted yesterday on Wbuld bit made iii divert ”little to the ' f
- i- e cringe or minimum“; a common ‘Wostchester a Boston and that th‘o ~.
A: tilt: men is alien an exhibition .1
titan.
the boat in which Hudson
homily: lbw ice at tile North
Lake Champlain. M. Jusurand will
return to- ,VVs‘shingtdii in October.
Stella—Does she aVchomVpIVIIVy on theVV
piano! '
i issue-om. sire JuatV atta' in‘ the audi-
mice and lllanlil-JMIVKJ” ‘ "
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ill undid
nuiaunne Ive-re filled 50 and costs lpreheat station service would be con-
ceah in the court today.
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Norwalk Chronicler