:r. p, i... . H “handlseis j scheduled at Q the BMSTON STORE. for tomotrOw. Saturday. ' One day only. SPECIAL CUT PRICES 1er ‘ALL DEPARTMENTS ~ ,5 Monday, Decoration Day, our stare will ; be closed, which means that we: still offer double bargain opportunities for the holiday. Hundreds of Bargains . "0t advertised. Trade early in the day. Take advantage of these special ,low‘prices. ‘ ' e Here Tomorrow for the . 3‘ . V B Hand Bags, Belts, Neckwear, Ribbons, Etc. ‘ Great Millrnery Offerings The remarkable value-giving possibilities of ‘ . The dainty accessories that every woman must have to be properly attired. Buy them here tomorrow and save in some "this store are forcibly demonstrated in these 9“" a 13‘"- ‘ HAND BAGS—~REMARKABLE VALUES odical reductions in Hats. . Regular $5.00 Bags. 14 inch frames. bag of genuine seal. in ‘ E'T‘rirnmed Hats, $4.50 values, at .......... $2.50 $6.50 values. at ........................ $3.75 black on] . leather lined. fitted with purse. card case. mirror and p0 er puff. . Others valued up to $10.00 at ............ $3.98 MAY DAY SALE 'I‘OMOROOW. $2.98 Untrimtned Hats. $3.50 and $5.00 values.$s.5o, , 31‘5" values at """"""""""""" $145 Regular $1.00 and $1.25 ‘ Seal. walrus. morocco. moire and leather lined. fitted with purse. with doube or single strap May Day Sale of Muslin Un- derwe'ar. White Skirts—Long Muslin Skirts with , deep flounce of embroidery. We have only five dozen of these skirts left. Regular price $1.50. TOMORROW 79c. Short Skirts—~Ladies' Short Muslin Skirts with hernstitched rulile; 29c value. TOMORROW 19c. WIDE BLACK SHOE RIBBONS. In great demand for low shoe ties. 1 1-4 to 2 inches in width. Regularly priced from 150 to 25¢. MAY DAY SALE, TOMORROW, 12ng PAIR PATENT LEATHER BELTS FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE. Wide Belts. with large buckles. shaped Belts with gilt . handles. \ y. . buckles. Drawers—Made of good Quality muslin 0" OUR RIBBON SPECIALS NECKWEAR 5°“ «- . . . . . . . ‘ . TO R . waISt Offerings cologhgflk'rlihnigrrfgzlghngnfim Ribb‘m- dark ground , Our complete line of regular 25¢ Collars and Fancy Neck- I MOR OW 34c ~ - ' ‘ y ' We" Muslin Drawers with tucked ruffle. Re u- tion’: 31:30:: mgg‘fgmfgagfgtnmfig: MAY DAY SALE. TOMORROW. age YD. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 190 EACH. lar price too. g turers who have made us liberal shipments of ~ TOMORROW tgc. new models. We are determined to make this the the GREATEST SALE OF WAISTS YOU EVER HEARD OF. THE TENNIS WAISTS AT $1.00. . Made of white lawn, cut mannish styles. All sizes. $1.00 AND $1.50 WAISTS AT 590. "Standard" make. known from Maine. to California. made oi fine lawns in hi h and ‘ . Dutch neck effects. Some slightly sol ed. $1.93 AND $2.50 wars'rs AT $1.49. ‘ The popular “Standard" Waists, fashioned. in lingerie. beautifully trimmed with lace and embroidery. $2.98 WAISTS AT 31.89. ‘ Designed in batiste. front prettily hand em- broidered and pin tucked. All sizes. ;[ $3.50 AND $4.00 WAISTS AT $2.79. ‘ ‘ Lingerie. batiste and lawn Waists. trim- med with Cluny and Val. lace and pin embroid- ery. Some“ slightly mussed or soiled from Mentorial Day Offerings in Women’s and Misses’ Suits The daily arrivals of immense summer stocks force us to drastic measures. Hence these remarkable price sacrifices. WOMEN’S AND MISSES‘ $25.00 SUITS JUNIOR SUITS - A very attractive showing of Suits. made of finest quality 3‘8“!“ s”v95 and 31 5-00- A beautiful showing 0‘ fin materials. In this season‘s most popular shades. serges. checks and novelty manrnsh worsteds. Exquisite styles. perfectly tailored. PRICE TOMORROW $13.49. PRICE TOMORROW $8.50. Corset Covers—12 dozen Cambric Corset Covers, trimmed with lace and embroidery. TOMORROW 19c. Calico. 5.000 yards of Calico in'iight and dark ef- fects. manufactured by the well known Ameri- can Print Works. The very best made. Value Buy Your Outing Suits Now 8. ya... Natural linen and colors. both plain and prettily trimmed. Special values tomorrow. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 5c YARD From $2.98 up to $l2.50 ' ‘ Sizes to fit almost any figure. thereby assuring you an immediatedit if you come early in the day. SummervSkirts Very pretty styles. I Laces Thousands of yards of French and German Val. Laces. Regular BC to to 1-2 cent values. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 5c YARD. AT 990 EACH Polka Dots in black and navy blue. Regularly $1.50 and $1.75 values. AT $3.98 Panamas and Mohair-s in blue and black. All the newest style effects. Regular $5.98 value. - counter display. Very attractive styles. I [II Olll’ Popular Growmg GITIS. Department Important SavingS----Clil’lalns . .. . SUMMER DRESSES SPRING COATS 2 Big Colored Petticoat Bar- Vernrwy sum so... to u rem secs .1... years. and Rugs 980. $1.50 values. Percale. Chambray and Ginghsms. prettily trimmed with tucks. buttons and Hamburg. Axminister Rugs—Size 36 x 72, Oriental designs; worth $5.00. MAY DAY SALE $2.95. Ruffled Muslin Curtains—Full size. MAY DAY SALE age PAIR. Curtain Swiss-In remnants. all new pat- terns. Regularly sold at 12 1-: cents yard. MAY DAY SALE 7c YARD. $1.98. Pretty Stripes. Plaids and Mixtures. Well tailored and gen- erously cut. Regular value $2.98. Dainty Figured Lawns 500 pieces. silk and cotton novelty Suitings. French and English Poplins (the latter in short lengths only). Goods that sell at 12 1-2 cents up to 39 cents. The Lawns are all new and the best in America. They'll go like hot cakes. Come early. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW. 9c YD. Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear Sheets Pillow CasesandTowels ‘ These are the indispensibles for Decoration Day. You'll do well if you get your share of the May Day Bargains oiiered . here tomorrow. gains just in Time for This Great May Day Sale. 200 Hydegrade Black Petticoats that are generally advertised as Dollar Values. Tomorrow’s sale ...................... ago 100 Taffeta Silk Petticoats. black only: our regular $5.00 Skirt. Tomorrow you can buy one at ....................... $3.29 (Less than the cost of the silk.) UNUSUAL VALUES IN OUR WOMEN'S AND MISSES COAT SECTION Surprising Values. .. Coats for Every Occasion REGULAR $18.50 PONGEE COATS . AT $13.98. Full length, semi-fitted. made with shawl . collar of silk, Persian or foulard; new patterns. REGULAR $16.50 COA 1'S AT $8.98. -.. _ New full length models. serni~fitted. made of fine imported cloths. , Stem REPP COATS AT $7.50. Made of excellent quality Repp Cloth. full length. colored shawl collar and cuffs; all sizes for tomorrow’s selling. KNIT UNDERWEAR. Misses‘ and Ladies‘ Combination Suits. low neck. net-ve- less. lace trimmed Pants. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 25c. Ladies' Summer Vests. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW. SPECIAL. 10c. Men's and Boys‘ Porous Knit Shirts and Pants. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 250 AND 50c. All Sizes. GLOVES. "Ksyser" Silk Gloves. 16 button length. double tip fingers. all colors: $1.50 qualit MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 85c PAIR. a Clasp ‘Xayser" Silk Glove or Lisle; soc quality. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 38¢ PAIR. HOSIERY. Children's Fancy Socks. all sizes: 05c value. TOMORROW 190 PAIR. Ladies' Black Embroidered and Lace Boot Stocking. also plain lisle: soc uality. MAY 1 case Heavy Bleached Sheets. large size; finished with 3 inch hem; value 75c each. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 54c. Fine quality Soft Finish Pillow Cases; the kind that always give satisfaction to our cus- tomers: value 170 each. MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW CENTS EACH. Huck Towels. large size; finished with scalloped edge; considered low priced at one each I! I~2 MAY DAY SALE TOMORROW 14c. NORWALK, CONN. JILL“: I, .\ ‘l l lfiém‘lfl' w; DON'I' Miss “ms OPPORTUNITY To l . ,1 5 k * w “\i‘ . Alim- .' q I" ...'::':.* m. AY SALE TOMORROW 39¢ PAIR. .‘fii—x RAJ.-- .... THE BOSTON STORE, “ m “it“ a... [0|an titans FUR JUNE James Golden. Editor and Proprietor ‘ . I... AM! new READY eon YOUR CHOOIINO AT OUI "all. All PREPARE FOR BUSINESS , At MERRILL COLLEGE. -m-m’wahfim- a . we "' rgtDAY, MAY 25719.0 .‘ » “Minister. Almanac to.- Mom“ unusUALLv rm: secretion ro sun ALL rssras. ' it"! - X 1‘ “WW p... .. consumer I .............. «we- 35 a so , o . ‘1 «is aeration... Are Wanted . A‘s“ 92513315; _“‘:E.::?:.B;..."E: c an C Many Men of Many Minds °""'°' ”WW" F. E LOCKWOOD & .CO. THO“ 'WHIOH All PIRMANINT CAN I! HID AT _ MAOONIG ulnscronv. E, out vuu Ledge, No. 10s. v. and A. M. OAIAOI, WATER OTHIIT. . , The North Studio ’hiii'dkgflicnasi‘sidifimfigi 30 WALL s'rnnr. TILIPHONI. NORWALK. CONN. N0. 7! WASHING ON .7. .0.” NORWA K. , . moat u y an “In” 01‘ WT?” “‘"""“.T".".‘.‘ _- WW .r““;r2.m_m.-.,... was: P h Sh d Ch R g d ‘ I it. Al M «mat 8 M on I aster is not an act by my husband from his ROWAVTON. orc a BS, airs, u S an cradle up which is open to criticism." on you angel Richard: W»... Personal—fit: our menu "linens." Would like to do new. along the line you suggest, but been not time to new erly take care of oil or ”you!“ new. it you will be insane and vole nntaer some seal urine. i will some state it; we will try to make more nanny hearts. and we may he still bet. ter friends. Y i l . ours I ll I‘O . ANOTHIROOUJSI. W s cordially invited. chltson fillets. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. “chw. "or “a R. A: MI in Masonic Building. South street, in and mi Tuesdays at month-.July and Austins ea- oeptotlwot 8 o'clock. All at Arch . he cordially invited. W lllani ll. n. R. P. Robert M. Wilson. Mrs. May Doorman; Brooklyn.’ N. Y.. is visiting attire it e of her sister, Mrs. V. J. Benellslta. in Rat-ion Road. (1. H on Uhaddnrton. of nation and (ill on! D. Belly. of Brooklyn. have been elected members or the Roswell; Yacht Club. The time for the annual. business roasting or ,«the Library Atsonlatlon has been changed from 7:30 to 8 0‘s sloolt this evening. On account or the annual slanting being held in the llr hurrytlie library, will he closed (or , the do}t st ll o’clock. 1. i .. ~ Hammocks Our shoe): is large and varied. but we would call spools! attention to our COUCH HAMMOOR‘. It on have never tried one or these you will be surprised at the comfort ‘ev altars. The A. J; ANGEVINE 8: SON Co. min wssiimnrou eraser. scum noswaut. Miss leis, Stevens has had a tale Miss Lillian Dovetail. or Weston“ phone installed in her home in ltoWsy- avenue. ls entertalalna her sister. Mrs. . tea. a . ’ Brown. or East Antonin-menu. ll 1 .“so... Mag ..: because we sell only the best Wearing lines or BOYB’. wastes and afllkgfilglv’s SHOES. as volt as the leading lines in MEN‘S and O ' . . Our Prices Are, Within Reach of All . F YNN‘E RYAN you wstutmgnemaer. ~ . j dens-a seamen... -mm ‘0‘- ‘ "Dillinger thinks Richard is all “Ind that ought to settle it. Biro ‘ As for proving anything, there t. . .it
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