' Haircut EVENING snuTquL mm........i...g:.
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ANOTHER MAGIC FIGURE EVENT
7C and 17C, SALE
FOR SATURDAY
( THIS IS AN EVENT THAT WILL SET THE PEOPLE TALKING. THINK OF IT! MERCHANDISE THAT YOU USUALLY PAY 12%c AND 25c FOR AT 7: AND not Not a few items bought and arranged to sell .
at these prices. but the regular lines of Staple Goods always in use and cut for tomorrow at less than wholesale quotations. COME EARLY OR COME LATE. YOU’LL
' FIND YOUR SHARE AWAITING YOU. and positively the greatest array of bargains ever dreamed of at such prices.
52;, This Is an Opportunity That GiVes You Unparalelled Values. Save Moneyr by Taking
' Advantage of It. READ EVERY ITEM
OTHING SENT
C. O. D.
“No Hall or Telephone
Orders ‘
A]
12%c CURTAIN MADRAS.
:1 isc & 15c DRESS LAWNS,
3 YARDS FOR 17c
, Fancy and Colored Dress Lawns.
:13 blgrvariety. Regular price 12550
”= and the yard.
'u‘rouosaow. s vaaos son llc.
M N‘S 25c SILK TIES. 17c
en‘s All Silk Four-in-Rsuds.
"oil colors and white. Regularly
the value.
SATURDAY. 17¢.
Ti ‘i‘.
25c RIBBONS. 17c
No. 80 Best Quality Taffeta Rib-
bon. white. pink and blue. Regu—
larly 25c.
SATURDAY. 17c.
12% & isc LACES, 7c
Laces and insertions. from 8 to O
,. Inches wide. handsome Vale. i
. .applique styles. Considered very
low priced at 12ific.
TOMORROW. 7e.
’« ‘ ‘ 25c WINDSOR TIES. 17c
Silk Windsor 'I‘Ics. all colors.
A Regularly 25c. '
SATU RDAY. 17¢.
o.ioc DRESSING COMB. 7c
Ceg‘itlfong. Large also Dressing
, Jumbo. Regular 10c.
$4.00 a $5.» WASH SUITS.
31-77
Women's White Colored and
Striped Linen Stilts. some that
have just been taken from the win-
dows. slightly soiled and In one or
two cases Iaded somewhat. The
biggest Hllit‘blll‘glln ever uttered.
04.00 AND $5.00 SUITS. $1.77.
25c COLLAR PINS. 17c
”The Doran" Collar Pins, war-
ranted {or 1 year. Regular 25c.
SATURDAY. 17c.
ALL UNTRIMMED HATS.
r7c
Choose any Untrltntncd lint on»
the table.
AT 11:.
let: SHOE LACERS. 7c
Shoe issuers. one dozen In a
bunch. 100 usually.
SATURDAY, 7c.
25c BROOCHES. 17c
Topaz or Amethyst Brooches.
Regularly 25c.
SATURDAY, 17:.
12%c HANDKERCHIEFS. 7c
Embroidered and Fancy .IIRIIQ‘
iterchicts. Regular 12m value.
Si. so 'WAISTS. 77c
Lawn and Lingerie Waists all
white. daintlly trimmed. with Val.
laces. or the plain tailor made
models. All 81.50 regularly.
TOMORROW'S PRICE. 77c. .
4c LAUNDRY SOAP. 7
CAKES 17:
Large Cakes oi’ Laundry Soap.
Regular price to.
SATURDAY. 7 CAKES. 17c.
25c BROOMS. no
No. 6 Brooms. light Weight. Regu-
larly 26c.
SATURDAY. 17:.
$5.00 TRIMMED HATS.
8L7?
To clean up the entire stock oI
Hats.
$5.00 HATS, $1.77.
$3.00 HATS, $1.00.
Go THREAD. 2 SPOOLS 7c
"Uncle Saul" Heavy 'l‘lrrcad.
Regular 6c spool.
2 SPOOLS, 7c.
$3.00 & $4.00 LINGERIE
DRESSES. $1.77
Handsome White and Light Coi-
ored Lingerie Dresses. inadc semi-
prineess ‘style. trimmed with dain-
ty lace and insertion. Regular
prices have been up to 84.50.
TOMORROW'D PRICE. $1.77.
JELLY GLASSES. 17c D02.
8 0s. Jelly Classes. tin top.
Regular 25c doses. I
SATURDAY. 17:: DOZE N.
no POWDERED SOAP. 7c
3 lb. Package Powdered Soap.
Regular 12c value.
SATURDAY. 7c.
DUTCH CLEANSER. 17c
4 lb. Pal-lingo of "Old Dutch“
Cleanser. Silld regularly 35c.
SATURDAY. 17c.
FLY PAPER. 14 SHEETS
I .fln
SIII‘M i‘ly Paper. Sold usually
3 sheets for 5d.
sarong .14 ran 7o.
um surrounds, ‘2
vanes son .7.
Best, Quality Silkolincs. dainty
liurnl designs. full width. Regular-
Ii l2ll§c yard.
SATURDAY. 2 YARDS FOR 17c.
25c BUREAU SCARFS. 17c
Linen Bureau Scalds. Sold relin-
luri} 250.
SATURDAY. 17c.
15c KETTLES. 7c
‘1 Qt. Tin Tt‘il Kettles for oil
Regular ifn:
AT 7c.
25c To see RIBBED UN-
DERWEAR. 17c
The. clean up oi Summer Under-
twat-Vests, Pants and Drawers.
Nothing was less than 250. Many
were, 39c and 500.
SATURDAY. 17c.
6c PRINTS. 4 YARDS 17c
Rest Grade Prints.
:dtn't‘s.
SATURDAY, 4 YARDS FOR 17¢.
Sms MERCERIZED PET-
TICOATS. 77c
n'lacll aild White Striped Mercer-
Ized Petticoats. extra I'uli dounce.
piped with black. Big 81.25 value.
SATURDAY. 77°.
7c
Yard .WIde Fancy Madras tor
curtains and cottage draperies.
Regular 12%c value.
70 YARD.
MUSLIN DRAWERS.
no
Women's Full Cut Muslin Draw-
ers. The l‘t-gular 250 value.
SATURDAY, 17c.
25c ROMPERS, 17c
Children's Blue and White Check
Rompers. the value.
AT 176.
25c
Toc PILLOW CASES. 7c
Full Size Best Grade Pillow
Cases. Sold regularly We each.
SATURDAY. 7s EACH.
25c MUSLIN CORSET COV-
ERS. in
About a dozen styles in Fancy
Trimmed Muslin Corsbt Covers.
Regular 25c and 29c quality.
17 CENTS.
25c SOCKS. 17c
Men's Fancy and Plain Colored
Socks. All regular 25c quality.
17 CENTS.
12%c TOWELS. 7c
Huck Towels, full size. Regular
121.90 value.
AT 7:.
29c TABLE DAMASK. 17c
Our regular 29c Special Table
Damask.
SATURDAY. 17c YARD.
25c WINDOW SHADES. no
A low colors In Window Shadcs.
Our regular 25c shade.
SATURDAY. 17c.
25c TAN HOSE, 17:“
Women's Cause and Lace Lisle
Hose. In tan. Regular 25c value.
AT 17c.
loc PARAFFINE. 7c
Pure Refined Psradlne, used for
sealing truitdan. Regular l0c.
ioc GLASS TOWELS. 7c
Fine Glass Toweling. Regular
106 yard. '
BAT U RDAY, To. SATU RDAY. 7G.
IIIIIYIIII.
SATURDAY. 76.
saruaomr. 7c.
l
In honor or a t‘lliliiIlI from Baltimore.
who Is her guest.
llIllltli III] IflIliiflli.
,7 illi EltIlIil itIilIIl
, _ , , Tlu- .Noroton Heights Juniors do i ( I w.
“I!” Golden. “It” and PNDHM mn&gng:a:m$?& 3:3: 3.31.: float mgr: (inflowlznfiml: wigglman will teats?) tho Stamford Academy Juni‘ors SCICCI A F Beekmann & 0 s mes and
W . ' , ' ' ' and arlen Juniors leienill. the or- '
j A number of boats slightly injured Miss Ruth Ballard has been rlslt- . . [flee '0 O .
’RIDAY! v AUGUST 20: 1999 by this week‘s storm. have been over lng friends in Southampton. L l. Elm" gowfifin‘éfir‘ “M u“ latter G “es Liquors
' IIIUIDCI 88““. A “ MI". and Ml‘l. BOIIIICI‘, 0T Ct‘ditl' (IMO. Mrl. Be“ At 80" M B 8' ' . .
Miniature Almanac I” Tm“ B. I". DeKlyn Iii having repairs made have a handsome new automobile. John. Mrs. Will IIIIIIIII‘II ’3'.” 3'”, '(m' we . carry 8 Fun Llne 0f Fancy staple Groceries, Teas, COf'
to his landing at Pine Point. which
was badly damaged In the storm this
week.
Mrs. Julia Perry. of Brooklyn. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Whitney.
in Darlen. is spending a tow days with
Mrs. George Scott. In Rowayton.
Guests at the Retsol‘ cottage. Belle
island, this week. are Mr. and Mrs.
S. Rockwell and Irving Douglass. of
Brooklyn; Miss Tessie Rooney and
Lawrence Meeker. ot l)s.ubury; Mrs.
G. Murbach. of West Orange. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William ii. lamadon
have returned Irolu a visit In Long
island.
Mrs. Sweezy has sold her Railroad
avenue business to Mrs. lieius. of
Brooklyn.
Miss Mabel lv‘lahcrty. of New York.
is spending a few weeks with Miss
Edna Sherer, Darlen.
Clock spent one day the 'past week at
Bevin Rock. also going by trolley to
Derby, Shelton and New Haven.
Mrs. Chas. Waterbury, oi Tallmadge
Hill. who will have reached the. age
of 100 years next December. enter-
tained friends at her home. Sunday.
Among those present were hire. 8. A.
Secly and sister. Mrs. ilenshawe, and
Percy Oldrin lett Saturday for a Miss Nancy Waterbury. Sam Hen-
visit with his cousin. Mortimer Slater. sham; and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Seoly.
of Milton Point Rye. N. Y. of Mount Vernon. Apicture of the.
Miss Madaline Whitney. of New Ro- COIDDIIM. including Mrs Waterbury.
Simrlsesszosnetss :44.
H title 2:00 a. in; 3:25
fees, Butter, (.heese. Eggs, Wines and Liquors, Etc.
Specials for Today
MAUD S FLOUR, "- - Barrel, $6. 75; Dag, 87C
FANCY SWEET CORN. dozen eats ....... .» ................... . . . .
IAIONIO DIRIOTDRV
out Wall Lad Ne. till. I. and A. M.
,Mssta In acute Building, South
‘ Iain street. in and 3d Tuesday oi
sash month—July and August on
pop ted—st 8 o'clock. All Master
Iasona eordiailyinvitsd. Frederic!
Alison. W. It. Robert M. Wilcox.
‘ * sutlu Olil‘ptsr. No. as. a. A. M.
assasssIIUDIDOJIUIIIBc
m h Masonic Building. South Mr and Mrs H L. Maerckleln and chellc. hash returned home from it wafimken "3 MT BGPIY- 1’"
.3: l I limit—’1'. .1“ :3" Txg'dfi' 2' family. oi as [leerdeld avenue. Hart visit with Mrs Henry Whitney. Harry .l. Marks, who Is associated BEST ELG‘N CREAMERY BUTTER' P“ p°““d """""""""" ' " mpg-M3“
. OWN—stoo'c‘lgk. Ailing: ”a ford. Conn. who figured recently in Misses Bessie and Annie Nichols with E. Hampton In the engineering - 3 LARGE CANS NICE RIPE TOMATOES ............................... . . ....... ...asc
”no“ cordially invited Charles] the narrow escape on the year] Rena. and mo llttle comm... 0; Newark. up business In New York. has received W ALTER'B AKER‘S COCOA per can _____ _ ‘ 18c
Ill... H P R be t. M Wil 8st resumed their cruise yesterday after. ‘vifliflng Mrs. Andrew Waterbury. the contract tot-{tho Installation at . . - . ----------------- . ...... , ......... . ..... .. .. .
_ o _ r . 00!. noon. when they went to Oyster Bay Mm George B. mm.“ 5, Wash- electric-light engines aggregating ov- ROQUEFORT CHEESE. per pound ......................................... . .-...........45c
y. THE‘opgf‘gfiu. ...... “3.1:?an) 1:3: 822% New York ington. ...-...... Monday {...-...... with :L‘r-Liggnmfiigmervfgcghewggmm NEW YORK STATE CREAM CHEESE. per pound .................... .........19c
4. p t , , r . . '
5...... ...... ......”g...” .. 80..., .. m ”gum mt... ..., ...... m"... “$1331"; Mgéofigslrym ‘ngfi use... will u. u... um... structure of MAC LAREN s IMPERIAL AND SNAPPY CHEESE per package ............. .........:oc
made but not by s 310.000 commie Duncan rraser, 0! South Norwalk and ...... . ...... ..3 mm... M... ...“... “a “g“ “3.1;”. W". d“ 90.1... 3": MAC LAREN s ROQUEFORT CHEESE. per jar .............................. ........15c
. ‘ ‘° mm “m" ...... “m” {.‘h'fih he reports a thriving business place I??? .5233 83th god‘lthmgtrectma‘nid NEW SWISS CHEESE per pound. . ass
9 effort to dodge the issue this $33.15;]: €$§.§ndflfiafng:ls::e£ Rev. George B. Smith and family. of is estimated to cost $8.000.00b.1 Mr. ' . IIIIII . .............. ' .............. I . i . . .. ..... .. '
r succeeded In so far as the levy- Wednesday “gamma, by Deputy Sher- the Methodist Church.‘ {re spending Marks married Annie E. Kelly. a. for- .. . , a .
. “:ng m to me mm m 1909 m mm“. c. 1",“... :whgreneelis at the child Inn. on the mer resident or this place. Extra Pink Stamps Wlth the Fouowmg Articles
- - ~MI a his Lounshu 'entertaln d tl h I r ' - '
a “on to mam“ a“ one“, KNIol-rrs or cowmsus AFFAIRS. Wm: club}; of auditors. m! ewe}: c‘fgfnlufegfgfil WEI ‘gg’enlmi’d 70 Stamps with 1ib.VsryIlestTea ....... . ....... We no Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coiled. ....... ........sgc
“a proper "mum. it such there was, Iansust‘h be M on Columbus Day _'____ __ tit) Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ................. ....50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Java & Mocha Coilee.........80ti
a” not succeed and hollow Milli" ‘5' 30 Stamps with if lb. Very Best Tea ...... . ....... Spa 20 Stamps wih 1 lb. Maracaibo Coflee.............2§e
in. "new assembly should have At the meetin or South- Nona” . :5 Stamps with ‘5 lb. Tea ........................ 25c 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Santos Co!ee............20e
_ "M ... ...... mm, ......y ... the .... F . of Furnlture io 'Stamps with 1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. ...... 10c 10 aunt... with it lb. Mo-Ka ooitee ................1so
Council No 1255 Knights of Colum-
:10... .. a... Wood...“ “...... b... n W he.” 1;“ ev-em“ a coml'nnm . 10 swaps with 1 bottle Mustard .10. 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Shredded Coconut ..........:Oe
‘s better late than never. and it is ' . ' f H d 11a 10 Stem i . ......... ... ...... lt'i'Sta .
lJI‘tllntu tor the! stand thlt he Inves “0 appointed to make arrangements or Four undre Do rs PS w th 1 bottle Dining 100 mp! Wlth 1 pkg Capitol Securing so") ‘0‘,
gatinn Is to he ma e. tor a shirt waist social and dance. to I
sovernor Woodrus and neurons be held in the rooms or the council The ambitious. thrifiy young married couple. with only ‘0‘: George Ehret's Steamed 30m“ COMBINATION SALE 3.1.13: ‘8'.II:2‘$IJIII“°‘“:I£3 I:
. toil" Dishop have done the state m wedns ay evening. September 15. blind“ “In“. “Dial. planning 3 m” met Win be“ .99”. Be Case 24 not“ ’1 ‘5 IN LIQUOR Duffy's Pure Malt Whis‘ks'y.“ “a bot.
swam sood service In this con In gunshot n witllll the sotcial It ismiah- what it means to get go HUNDRED DOLLARS 3:85;: er. 98. - Show”, 3 pm Rye my“,
‘ tensdtoaddt taures,we EXPECTED ‘
, up to the state board at equal will prove onlort‘hlnihgto the patrons. 2.0“ or nyhnnhgd to TB? IPESMM their citing a8200 Pm" Blue mmm' “Mm“ A". 1 ”“- 0“ ““3"" 1 W' C“ M """" R InWhiskeumnumfi
W to do the I'm-New 11"., "we" as dancing. mm“ ey 9M D o heuser Busch. B. t W. Imperial. 00‘0““; 3'9 "n"-
W' The committee on the banquet m from father. because U h “at“ lessonin “8:1!!!de ' Wurzburger Rochester or Schlitz Port. 1 ML xx Gauntlett. leroso 8 erry " """""""'°° bet.
. -—~-‘$—_A—————- red of 1 -wcd brides re annually delighted with ' Fine Tokay Wine ... .. WM
which is to be held October 12. Co- Htind l newy ’ Beers. all three Ior ............ 01.10 Jere: Sherry. ........ ..... 01.00 bet.
MINT {FOR DR; GROW}- - Iumhus Day, has made arrangements Furniture investments, at kafl's in August‘ and evenit the - '
to have some very fine speakers here
tor that occasion. and everything looks
very promising for a nice ailsir.
A pool tournament will be started
among the members. commencing
some time in October.
DAVE A CORN ROAST. I
William c. Smith lntsrtainsd "In
Friends at leiis island Last Night.
William C. Smith. the well known
Belle island resident entertained the
people of the island at an enjoyable
event last evening. Mr. Smith gate a
"day" is not set until September. arrangements can be made to
deliver the furniture you buy now.tothe new hollow is ready. p ‘
'l‘hreegalleries, each almost shillcityblock also» filled
withthefumiturethat ishereto select from-the simplest sorts. and ~
least eapenslve kinds. up to the finest and most artistic furniture
that is made. with August reductions on most out. raging from
ten My per cent. Is it any wonder that thebuyingllsbeenao
eager and enthusiastic 1’
While newly added iota maintain variety thia‘week and next.
it is the part of wisdom. for those who have new Inmiture to buy
this nu. to act promptly. while these large savings are available.
Thematot along journey willpeamply repaid, tor the fumituse
wiiluenaquartertoa thirdies's than mustbepaidlaterm
1‘luliv asilus‘ntfiuisoda in so
Mla baai's Hospital.
a of Dr Willis H. Crow's
'hity will learn with pleasure
MI reputation in surgical wsrit
. When recognised in New Haven
‘ -. his appointment as assistant sur
In at. Raphael's hayw‘e'fi'
y :tmenta. which we
noluiie‘ltlr. Luella“. ' n‘ W
‘ - w spec re e on
or thensmmsch and be linn .
lasso nthese cases at the heap!
'u . M Murphy and Dr. Tim
' ‘Psildan hats been appointed as
AF._B.& Co."uou1« nausea.“
and the stocks were thrown over at
whatever pi ceihey would bring.
Aside fro “further rumm regard-
ing the hes-lib of E. ii. Harrinlan. no
news was altered in explanation of the
senutinnal decline. Low prices of the
in: elected losses ranging from
Prices of mu...“ to 1 points below the high level
a.
197
MAN AND WIFIRILLID. ,
SAN JOBII. 0st. Aunst :o.—-Henry
La Franc and his wits were killed
and their three -ysat\old daughter was
seriously Injured yestrsday when an
automobile In which they were ridins
was struck by an Intarurban oar. Ira.
Lalf‘rancwasanisosotnelphinll.
STOCK MARRET PRICIO LQWIR.
More Liquids. Oates In lvldsaes In
the early Trading.
NEW YORK. August to. -Another
spasm or liquidation canism ores-mI the.
stock market In thallnt
”RW'tvIIIS'awmt'fl3231mm"21.lh°ml'miotl"fiiWWGWMinw-MW ...... artisan mun-mm. ...... ......m... ,
. A. O'Driea. Crawl other delicacies a. wall Ilyutillaven ventrsceived the Wanamaker Guillemot. m... m”, mmf --—--——-—- . 4
The rea‘hwhas prs reared in a lot ulyourrlextletter. uninteresting. andeostsyeunothina. United taates am and Annual; Mr. ”M toll. Frederick Bcribbiisr OHINO‘Qn pry
nothsthsvs retained to w
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