SUTH FRIDAY, “APRIL :5. mo / «m.» ..... W“ F»- Wwwqu— . er‘wh‘fi *v-r-«b ~4— , W Every Item Listed Is a Money Saver. You Cannot AffOrd to Overlook One of Them Bargain Number 1 . Kimonos Made of Sheer Lawn, in pretty patterns anti Bargain Number 2 Muslin Gowns “Nation's Night (towns of good quality Muslin. Light illue, Pink. Lavender, etch. the value. low. high or \" "och, tilttli‘t nieort-u; token ’I‘Otrtorr w .. . . ‘ . _ . ‘ ' . ‘ . . _ . . _ . . ‘ .5 ........ erohroit‘ et'y tttttl lace trimmed: regular price o ‘ ~ 49c iii. 00 Tomorrow . . , ,', ,3. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 07c - Bargain Number 6 Bargain Number 7 Sheets Full size Linen Finish Bod Sheets, the best Wearing Sheet matte; value iron. ’l‘ontor- row ................................... 34c en. t or lard Bargain Number 11 Lace Curtains li‘ull throt- yurtis long, all new tittaignaj luriy sold at $2.00. ’I‘onrorrow reatt- 0 """"" “"“7 morrtiw Bargain Number 16 GloVes Ladies’ 2 clash, double linger tipped,blnck and Dress Linen 1.300 yards natural color l'irt-rn-t |.inen, not iii“l‘- but all pure l.:itt(-n \alue zilit ,id 'i‘oruot r'on Special ........................ 190 Bargain Number 17” Knit Underwear Women's it‘itte Lisle \‘estu and Lace 'I'ritrunt-ti Pants. all sizes; aold regular-l." at .‘oie 'I’n- . .39c Bargain Number 17 Wrist Bags Large size Leather Wrist, ling, in seat, walrus colors, all sizes: regular 50c, value. 'I‘o- and morocco, leather lined, titled with largo- morrow ......................... . ,,,,,,,,, 39c change purse; :2 value. 'l‘ornnrrmr .. $1.50 Bargain Number 21 Bargain Number 22 0 Dress Shields Swirl Hair PM I t Light weight and washable, great. favorites with particular women; sizes ‘2. :1 and -I; rely HWMl'" quality, “‘m“ "““anM “i '1‘" “'“l ulnrly the. 'l‘nrnorrow .................... 7c Hilt‘ll; regularly 35c, 'l‘otuorrow .12' yr; Bargain Number 3 ' Muslin Drawers \i'onieu’u iirnwera. t‘uil taut. made with wide ruil'le oi embroidery: regular price title. To- urorrow .................................. 39¢ Bargain Number 8 Linen Crash i hate llrown liitien i'l‘tlilil, the kind et'et'ybt’itly \vnutn l‘ot rollers; regular the quality. To motrou .............................. 6' 2c yd. Bargain Number 13 Men’s Half Hose (treat assortment Men's Fancy liait Hose. Iu treat styles and all .‘illl‘rt, regularly Lint- pair. ’l‘oniottun ............................... 19c ' “Arnonkeug,” Bargain Number 4 White Skirts Made. (it good quality Cumin-it: top and wide, tlounce oi embroidery; others nith a ilt‘l-ll tiunnco oi hemeiitclring and ltlt'ks; regular price 81 50. Tomorrow ..79c These are the famous Bargain Number 5 Petticoats “Foatherailk” make at light weight material, with full rni‘ileu, some strictly tailor made, tine fitting models. all lengths; regularly sold at 32. Tomorrow. . $1.49 Bargain Number 9 Apron Gingham the best made, all size checks; rnhn: tic yd, Tomorrow ................. 6hr: Bargain Number 10 Bleached Muslin About 1000 yards left of that soil finish lileaclt- ed Muslin from last week's selling; regular 12020 quality. 'l‘otnorrow ............. 81/2: yd. Bargain Number 14 Women’s Hosiery Ono lot Fine. Merceriued lloso in lilack. also a lot of tilack (‘ottou lioae with split toot: regularly the 'l‘tnnorrow ..... 19c pr.; 3 pro. 59c Bargain Number 15 Children’s Stockings (‘hiltiren‘s Ribbed Stockings. in sizes from 6 to Silo; regular twee quality. Tomorrow. .Bc pair Bargain Number 18 Chamois Gloves Ladieo' r-clasp \Vt‘iiillillllt‘ white. and natural: ’l‘otnorrow l'harnotx (lint-es, in reuuiar 81.00 quality. ...................... 79c Bargain Number 19 Foulard Silks 2t~inch "t‘lteney" l-‘ouiartl Silks. They are the exact quality and tlt'blfil’is that the stores in New York advertise worth 7.50, More to- morrow at ............................ 47c yd. Bargain Number 20 Taffeta Silk A Silk ilargain that has never been equalled; :iti inches wide. in black only; the kind most stores sel| at $1.00 yd. Tomorrow ........ 68c Bargain Number 23 Moire Ribbon if rtra hour; trualiti ti tut In \iltit', in good col- ittgst. tspecialii tie ir. title tor hair bows, iviiRIit‘H, ita' lililflltlilk,€_ clef regular price the )tl 'i‘titlioirtin ........... 33¢ Bargain Number 24 Sash and Hair Ribbons Wonderful assortment to selt,~ct from, 6h. 7 and qualities sold everywhere .35c ya. 7“.» liit‘llt'n wide; at Que to 75v yd. Hero tomorrow at. .. TOMORROW WE OFFER THE. GREATEST SALE OF ,Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats and Waists . WE HAVE EVER PRESENTED Bargain Number 25 ' Dutch Collars of Pine Lawn, trimmed with extra litre lace; 25m value. lienutltul patterns for ......... 19c April Showers--~An April Sale Suits and Coats $30.00 Suits at $24.49 A must titular-tire showing of this season‘s best stylus; Illit‘ The New Silk and New m arable aturday “gains-25 Assembled and priced with the single purpose of making this the busiest place to Connedticut Tomorrow of Waisis Twu events which brim; lit-trellt-tal results. At. plants and watches tor the wine woman patch tor the “April Waists‘ 'i‘hirrl.’ til the warm day:- cutnttitr then \ou'li need \‘i’ulstn \\'lt,\_ not now? .‘iAl‘lSi' I ‘ Wants at $2.49 Sonn- wtitrdt-rtul tallies. iWMlH-llit‘ tili‘lt‘fl, trimmed lit the dainrtertt lace and t-rtrirt'tdtleri t-ilects, some illl ll'llllI some all over- and still others. lace trimmed ult‘t‘vt-it, values $2.50 Values at $1.47 An amtottrut-m you won't lind gerle, Fine Latins, 'I‘illlivl‘l‘ll l'ITI'I‘li‘. Smut! plain tntioretl. TWO NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS CONTRIBUTE THEIR :llllltltillt‘t‘lilt‘lll of our trimmed with embroidery and lace, $1.50 Values at 79c button buck and ltlliltm trout models. $1.95 Values at $1.49 in Mitch. Madras, othertt platted styles. the former the puma» "April Hale tit showers" an tltitw. tit‘nvtiil 'l‘ht-iw are regular 33.th value "very (in). Ilt'huuii'd in l.irr-‘ all '«Ili'i black l-Zttilit'tttttrrt-tl Lineup, « . 'l‘lilri lb; once it) it great nhiie, ENTIRE SAMPLE LINES Hill“ of lliiihl‘ The t'oatti art- Al'TIiiX 1N (ll'li Al/l‘I-IIIA'I'IUNH Misses’ Suits at 512.50 “title til lined with excellent lillilllh satin. l‘ananm, blue Women’s Suits at $16.50 ,\ limitttil‘lti :tela't‘ttntt tir (‘Nt‘lilit \\ unit ”it on, l'tttturtute opportunities that come hot particularly right at the beginning ol the ticl'li‘t‘lly titling. Skirts and an important tetttutr- in out Sult liepartmeut la AllStllJ i'lr.‘ Ht'llil lilil‘il I't-nti“ p‘tttltiti bikinis. and blucit. to model», all sixes. in blue and .«I‘It‘rflt'h. Panama-H. t‘ltet‘lts, t-lt‘. trimmed. others hang" corrtw'ii length. wttir ( “m" l’i’ulli iteuulnr sit: or l.tl.tiion‘ Short all sizes. Wormeds, Wide Wales, ‘i‘licse Suits are luxuriously lint-ti, Home elaborately plain shawl tailored. Long Serge Coats Some \cry pretty styles. in all manner oi trimmings, our toll styles. ................................ $12.00 to $18.50 Short Tailored Models at $5.98 collar". mam excluniw ‘l‘nn (‘orert (Boats, pert‘ecriy tailored. unlined. iiiagoaais, Shepherd N' -‘lu( t'tnli (‘UMIu ititl pieces of Cotton Dress Goods ii e take great pleasure in announcing an additional exhibit of Foreign and ihititeutic Silk and t‘otton Dress Fabrics in tolor Inga and designs that are shown tomorrow for the first time. (iur already large and handsome dismay or their.» dainty [tress Materials baa non universal admiration and so far our sales hate almost doubled lust \enr's business. our regular selling spate and arranged for easy selling and easy TOMORRO“ A.\'Ii SEI~. 'i‘lir‘. Nlr‘W GOODS. \\ e haie giten over double Special for Saturday Only titre (‘otton Mereerized Pougees and Fancy \‘i’uares. regularly sold at 2.30. and 290, at .............. 1703c \ Special Millinery Offerings $7.50 Values at $5.00 A moat distinctive showing oi Trimmed lints. $2.50 Values at $2.00 An assortment of llntrinrmed Hats. Illi illlllllli Silllilli Jam-a Golden, Editor and Proprietor! FRIDAY. APRIL 15. tgto ‘Miniaiure Almanac tor inmormw Sun rises g, :rg‘. acts 6 :33. High tide 4:03 a. m.; 4:58 p. at. W seeta'rr nortcas MAOONIC DIIICTORV. Old Wail Lodge, No. 100, F. and A. M ,gptttiple, ‘.IN' Itttt "it no \Il paid to titsplnx the ‘lll' thr ti" "‘l‘he tnanoltteturetu have . not has happened, gone into i itidivtlininr. " l t "tttttt iIiH'i. that niieri you?" ”it has more titan tirsoliietl our union. but! u t'ew cuntortreru who litttl itivtl lirt «item. and knew titer were good 'l‘ltvi ntittld “Hill“ lit and “hit tor them, but now by tiinpinring the hinter- on the counter we find that when lliev Him the bunch, rc~ imbue, \rr “Win” in Manonic iiitlldinx, NIIIIIIitlIll‘mlnw Hui Illh‘l'i'llfllilx m”! “"p‘ffln‘. in till‘N‘i. int. and an antiwar or it IIIMII.Ii~.llilli‘ and Armani err- tieplnd-wut li o'clock. All Mentor “Millions rmdinliy invited. Iiiokatm »zl..0(iolti. W. M. Robert. M. Wilma. ‘ ‘Iiltlor chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M. ~ ”train in Masonic Building, South lilain Iircet, 2d and 4th 'l‘uemlarn at each month July and August ex muted will it o'-cltnlt. All Iloyal Arch Manon» eortttrttl) invited nut-rim ‘flilitt. il. l', Robert M. Wilcox. Ber 1.-.”... .. 't ”‘5 <de Mitt HAL}: aura wHEH ‘ ‘ WELL AOVEHTIOED. ‘ “in ii cigar attire last night the writ~ or new a Manley oi rlgnrrt which have lit-Mil)! been extensively tttivertined. “new term have you imntnctt nitrite Mufti?” he asked the man behind the initiator. _, . W ;wmlfl ‘jgp :“I' “be? it“! ibtita hit your toaniar F‘i ly iiiiilil' up their mlntltt in ‘try the new kind” The eianrn are no good that every nun cuntomer meniiu n ttletttl)‘ tusintuet.” 'rhl' above nttiry appeared a tailor! :izrte ago in that bright little liltiilll‘fl‘ tttn railed "t‘ott" which in put out monthly by the prim-flitting depart» input or t'onrntipolitnh Magazine. ti turnout hardly necessary to nitrite any continent. tor the story lilltairtttert rm admirably the point. We are contin- ually making in this npncOwAchriim in: of the right kind para. not we might also add for the bent» ill or lily retailers who read thin. that this army likewise shown the profit in rum-ting the advertiser halt way. When he advertises well, you should display lite gonna welt. There‘s a good profit. in it for iron. \itntt have made i’tenittent iuit inei tltipd til outer taut niiiht at W nailing itan. ttbt-n the women llliiiii‘tl Mill on he cypreunt-ul but opinion on woman auti'tngc The occasion wait a convert» lion t-t’ women who lli'llt'\t‘ In the bai- Iot tor their new Such a Ilt'liiiilinli‘ih lion :rgttinutt .\|r lull, in view or tile i‘VflIil‘iI liiiiilililll an chief executive at the uranium tuition on earth. in hardly to be approved. no matter what lilo t-ntru‘, bttt tin» president look but tneti~ leitie ntttiiittgly and litter the Itiiuwn turned into npplnune an be pror-eeded. W... MW-.. ..m....a. w...“ Anyway. money doesn't count in New limit, when you decide you want, to get inarrliul. The rich tut well an the poor have to appear to get a ll- cenun to enter the Wedded ninic. ’i‘hia wan ntrtitinuly lliuntrnted yesterday. when Mine Marjorie Gould, daughter of tleorge .l. (torrid. and Anthony lirea» cit. Jr., appeared at the city hell yea! iei‘tltiy and obtained a license. Both of the nppiicttnttt were younatara. Wreatlrtd in atnilen, Mlttn (‘itntld made known her are an 19. Young tirexei'a age was given an 21. ”mu...“ Nguwwuwm 'l‘ttite Richard t'roker'a word for it. «taint lienrh Florida, in it rival to the letalp tonnage artists and the patent hair reatorerit. "l was tptitci bald whenm ll nonnative them'ww «ruminant. a..-” . .. MM... lamb «try». "but i have itruwn enuuab' hair I" cover the hnltl spot that titted to \th inc oci'ttttionnlly. i tell you a country that will grow ltuir on a bald head in all right; in incl. it In tho gar-t I ilt‘li itpot til the world to the." .w , w- The whole utnre ayrnpathlaon with the New Haven tire riepnrtment'n and calamity in the loan oi nix valuable utetnhera in the county jail“ tire. That the idiot City in not unnpprerialive or her lire lntltiion in ahmyn by the inton- tntteoun and liberal winner to the tip- peabt in the newnpapt-rrt tor iwnelit fund tor the hurt-dyed inntiilee. .. *. ... an .m This world in toll of doubt. Now a guide who helped to put a quit-tun on the claim at Dr, titioit that ho ascend- ed Mt. McKinley in Alanituwrien. faith at the intent expedition which clainur to have reached the summit. W» emu-M Nothing has ye developed in tho way of a public boat at the Waahlntt- ton street. bridge. The luck at one will probably mean the loss of some business to the morehanta. .wwyk-.. .P... .. M... w A...» in view of the. present statue of the Halley corner game. there of us who may [eel a desire to declare We have mu it. should hear in mind the turn that aorta Dr. curt , .. a anyone to hurt that when w...— TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Tuesday. April iii, 1890. A hearing on the matter oi widen- ing Wall street watt held. with the sen- titnt-nt largely in iavor oi the project. A eorotter'n jury wan invealiguiiug the sudden death of Mrtt. J. liliiioit t'orr, in Bridgeport. a tnilliner who wait reputed to be worth “0.000. a...“ .. gm..- W. RIGHT TO THE POINT. 'I‘iie socialist mayor-elect oi Milwau- lo-t- trays the reforms he advocated will he carried out. Some of them might. to he carried out and liiil‘ill‘the-I'Imlil- totr t’i‘eit.i Poet. m... I‘ent'y thinks that when aerial navl: gotten in partnered. it will be very can)? in reach either pole. They may be popular an nutnrnev resorts.» Bridgeport Boat. .4... One thing a Methodist minister known where he is to itvo for a year tthtad which in more than some people can anymaome members or constrain tor connotes—«Berkshire Eagle. . wO~ Cpl. Roosevelt has always heart are conventional," no it need not surprise he in in Rome he does not do an the itamann do. For inflame. very few W dine with the king nttd queen.~~~i’rovl- tieltce .ltitlt‘illli. -——O~ Maude Adams in going to play the part of the rooster in Chants-trier. liope alto, won't forget herself anti cackle In- ntcttd oi crow-«New Haven Palladium. «Ow . When elmpliiled spelling becomes the rogue, what, will become of the bill of taro Wt‘lli‘l‘lt'.’-St‘lit‘m‘t‘,llidy tin- ion. mo... t‘ol. Roosevelt has been made a citi- zen or an ltnlian town. but It will be ttome time doubtloan before the colonel will confine his activities either to grand opera or battanun.—~-tlrnud Rap- idn Press. .. LEVIB FAILED To WORK. . “a“. Anti Amt- Frequent Trouble With Ht- Famlly ta lent to Jail. John E. Leyla, whose home in No. 3 Franklin avenue. was arrested yoater day on the complaint of his wife An. hie. L‘avitt He came home yesterday afternoon about ti o 'etoek in a drunken condition and abused his wile and tilt tie daughter it calling them vile name: and cure as at them He tirade for his daughter and would have thrown her out or the window. it is said, had he caught her. but she auo» casually eluded him. Not content with this the man deliberately treated him- salt on tour trendy halted loaves of a... lie was charged itr court this morn. tag with drunkenness anti breach or the notice. To the former charge he guilty. Mrs. ci.vls, on the witness stand. told the court that title was a usual occurrence at their house. She said that IK‘VIH had not had work Filfltll‘ the ital. strike. heiore which he had been employed iii the Croint ll: Knapp hut factory. For more than a year, though an abitnhmlied mun, larvle hart not an. eluted in the support or hin family. His wife. who hIlii been ill and out or the horipital but a few months. has been dependent for maintenance upon her three boys. She says they are good boys and all at work. When ank- ed it she could get along without lay via. trite replied. "l moat certainly 0.“. ID Judge lockwood then told the prin- ener to stand up and receive his putt lahment. He was sentenced to thirty days. with coats, in mitigation Jail on the charge of drunkennen, and thirty days on the charge at breach of peace. the second sentence to begin at the expiration of the that. MIRIDIN ILKO LODGI HOME. Mb‘mmllN. April 1ii.--'i‘he Met-idea lodge or and has bound the John r. Richmond place for 015. 000 for an Elite home. W Mr. and Mrs. William Moore are the. happy parents at a twelve pound girl. The little one arrived at their home on Pilot taiund. formerly known as 'i'rtv- era “11116.01! Sunday night. The pleadtitl bread on one at the kitchen chairs. (author and child are doing finely.
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