run.
it .
w no.5 Magnum“:
., W {in «lattice
, . o lotion nutme-
» .. is and Manufacturers
,0 Ya‘l‘iilVEiNB Pmldont
PAD Vien-Praaid'ent
iCK ii. gUINTAltD. Secretary
tag COR ETT, 'l‘rouwror
xeougve Committee
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- it. WALDRON
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'1' M. POI“. AN
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VULAiiMS-ENTINEL on THURS-
. ‘ to the fact that a large num-
fi‘r’b "the tutor-ea will not close on
'- he: ay afternoon. the date or the
’ ‘ ta‘ and Manufacturer-E and
. Men‘s outiugnt Roton Point,
Sentinel will he published at the
it time. 2:30 o'clock.
_.
"an cnops Paomsao.
B .h‘. Yoaltum is an optiminl and
that counts for something. for he is
railroad man who says something
lion he talks, which fact has given
in much prominence in the newspri-
hora during the lost your or two. Mr.
tiakum, who is president of the St.
tile &. San anolseo Railroad com-
any, returned to New York from u
ltitanium trip last night and expressed
. the belief that the crop yields this
" ar will be greater than a year ago.
spite damage in some quarters. lie
“Thin yenr’e Kansas wheat crop iii
utilnated at 67,000,000 bushels. ngnlnet
853,000,000 that year, but large crops oi‘
m and oats will probably tiring the
total crop yield of that state up it)
in.“ year's iigurea. Drops in Missouri
ware til good as lust your. The out crop
in eliimated at. 5.000.000 huehela more
than last year. The Oklahoma corn
crop has been dumnged conulilt-rauly,
, but the wheat crop will run 25 per
cent. greater titan lost your."
an...
The ancient and long-entahllaht-d
pan-limit system used in ordinary eav-
inga inatitutlona. will he adopted for
Emilie piiippued pct-ital savii’l'ga linnka
, when they are established by the Uni-
~ 7, ted states government. The committee
of officials that. has lteon perfecting the
'b . plane for 'the postal banks had been
considering what in known he the cou-
pon ”Item for postal hunk deposits,
‘ but now has decided that, while liuvlnu
some advantages, that system might
produce complications that Wtilliti iw
undealrabio.
......
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
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Thuraday. August 2. 1900.
dent or South Norwnllt, was killed by
"jumping from ii carriage attachmuo
ii. runway horno at Long liranch. lier
neck in“! broken 'in the fail to dim
, pavement.
‘ : An attempt was made to kill the
Shah of Pernin during it trip it) l’nrln,
hut luckily it reunited in no injury
. to him. .
Minn Vera May \i'ooii, dnuuhtor oi
”5241'. and hire. Uliarlea N. Wood, wue
V united in marriage in llohert Seymour
Van Duran.
rwmrv vgnee Aeo TODAY.
Saturday. August 2, 1890.
...-......
The county cnmtninnlnnern roiutteti n
; "Boonie for No, I! North Muin street.
‘ The yacht Volunteer won the moo
‘lrom the l-‘urlian. leading by livill‘i‘l
,' half an hour.
‘1‘ Another hurn. iiiiit one itelt’inxlng to
_ urn. Robert Allen. of ii (limpet
Itreet. watt burned.
...-.. ...... ......w .
RICH TO THE POiN‘T.
...—..-
hairman (lomatonit. of the Demo-
c amte committee. We may infer
‘hla unawer to tho utnte heathen
yin not «to warm for a public utili-
eiiili on the ground of principle. an
In a menu: of getting finals“
510mm ‘iiomter.
. ......
”till. that. California profenaor'a pre-
that the negro rude will he
in 300 year: will hardly be
‘lation for Jointed-”humour Jour.
I
\I
. um
m
, ingenuity.
i ' uncommon lie '
letter: tor
min. i;
u lloatlon.
mm It. A
thu‘luat l0 .we haw obaorve. orb
avoided altonlhar. .. '
A JOKE 0N CONNIOTICUT.
July 28. lilltl.
Editor South“ Norwalk Sentinel:
A few yearn hack a native of your
city told me a tale of some would-he
Klondike". who believed it possible
auto sled. Pei-hap- the older inhabi-
tant: will recoil that era of Yankee
Some may have forgotten
it. lint a writer. Addition M. Powell.
in his work, "'l‘ratling and Uainplnx in
Alaska." has undertaken to keep in
a form of preservation hie adventuree,‘
together with than of others who.
who. when the craze atruck the world
went in search of the proclonn metnl‘i’
Yankees always appreciate a Joke.
even when it is on them. in chapter
two of the hook relerrod to will he
found the following:
“Connecticut lurniahetl a visionary
company. made up oi portions who
ware distinguished from the other:
by having brought a atenm sled. All
they wanted was to have the right, til.
motion pointed out to them. and they
would steam over the glacier, ascend
the Copper River. and stampede in-
diann. white men and every other
thing encountered. strangers, after
looiitns at the pond'oroua affair. re."
tired to n note diatanoo with an expreo‘
slon of mouthing. When the machine'
wmi steamed up and properly direct.od,i
the owners looked at each other dip‘
nppolntedly. for it lulled to move. They
applied the lull limit of steam and it
stood still some more. while the joke
hogan to nettle on Connecticut. Tliel
citizens should preserve that ateaml
ruled from vandalism as on evidence oi‘
the runheru of 1898. It hnd the record
of being the first automobile in Aiualta
and was newer guilty of exceeding
lhe‘upeod limit." 4
That was a little bit, over ten yearn
ago. Today tho ninth famous for nut-
ineus in no doubt iiiitiily engaged in
tho nutnhlncture of uuioinolillon don-
tined for every corner or viiilllantlon.
and. sorry to state, some machines
purposely gottuutnp to make too much
speed:
Respectfully. .
ARTHUR THOMAS ilYNllN.
202i!» Worthington Avenue. lirouk lior-
ongh. New York City. -
DAMAGING MAIL BOXES.
A Heavy Penalty la Attached to the
Crime of Dapretiationa on Matt.
Receptacioa.
in reference to tho non-rt item in you-
lerdny‘u Sentinel reunrdlng the tioprw
dutiona on the rurnl innil honor in the
neighborhmul of liickory Bluff. fillll'
day. by a party of uittuireioninta. Pout
master Edmund it. meo muted thin
morning that too little regard in tho
punt has been given to tho regulntlonn
pertaining to the (‘ill‘t‘ o! illlXt‘B. A pen.
uiiy in provided by low for tlopredn-
tions on rural mull iiOIt'ii and their
t‘Oiilelliti. Tito postal roulliniionn pro-
vltloit that every pornon uim willfully
illlii lnuilt'louuly inure down. or do»
it‘oyn any letter liox, piliur box. or oih»
.... receptacle onlohllnhud by tho poul-
.nnnior uenurul for the ante doponit of
motto:- for the mail or {or delivery.
Ahttll tor t-vory nnch offouno he pun-
luhuhlr by in line of not loin; than "00.
nor more tlmn $1,000, or by imprintin-
nient for not loss than one year and
not more lhun throo.
Whether it won the name party who
dumuxod the mail box of Rev. Wm.
l‘. 'l‘homuo. in not known. but a gonor-
oue rewurd hue hot-n omen-d to the par.
ty who will furnish evidence lending
to ”to conviction of the offenders. it
looks no though the portion who have
acquired ilit‘ iillilil of tampering with
rural maill home will find themeolvea
in it serious predicament if they W?!“
«list in touch depredntionu.
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Connruaman Hill and J. Hampton
Moore on the Program.
The comtiiittoe of urrangumentu for
the field day and outing of the Mar-
nhuntu iiiiti Manufacturer-d Antioch»
lion. to he held Thursday niternoon ut
itoiun Point. nro completing the duel
deiulin today.
There enema to he
oiinuge in the progmm. it
was thought that there wouldi
ho a (retrieval cloning of the;
luminous onluhlluhmentu. hut the idea“
did not tulle well and thin limit it WM
unuouncod that the only utonm thnt
had agreed to clone are the cituitliinu
und «hoe uloreu.
'l‘tio tnauehtill teams are in film Mile
and it great union in anticipated. Delhi
aide» tit-o ronildont of victory. M or
further diveruiou of the afternoon,
there will no other ntliietlc aporta.
Then there will he the allure dinner.
which will he nervd at ti o’olook. The
speakers on that. nonunion will he Con.
grammar: it. J. Hill. of Norwalk. and .1.
Hampton Moore. ht Pnnnuylvnnih. one,
of the Panama Canal Commlaaionerag
W
Pill’lllill instants ;
BlJOU DREAM. i
A brand new young comedionne la
appearing durin the ilm three days
or thin week all a Blind Dream (form
oriy Hoyt’a Theatre). She lit Mina Alice
Adamo. or New York. and aha hail
made a all right from the start. You.
one import ant.
lino-even want:
‘ to drop the supreme
tit and run attain.
nettle light on hilt View: about
in: generoiiy't«~Wall direct.
"muf
rt alri
, w“
the water culled until.
103 Ian
Aro‘wo»
tarday afternoon was her iirut appear?
anco lama profeulonai stage but no ,
one in o audience would have {new
and thin to he a fact. for her per orni-
meoi Wan a pie
was even not; “in the creator. site
nu an or . We tremor- and
given every pmiaa of no email ano-
de" in tho “Murillo profutdon, or
which Ilia to fend. ‘Mlu Mama. who
in visiting triendu in south Net-walk.
read. and are many time! '
to reach the uorthland by means of on ~
minutiae one and ‘ '
voice and come little dance: olsvorlr.
erpocialiy a Dutch «fleet.
Continues ’to be the center of interest
Thousands have bought and shown their appreciation of the grand values.
Asa consequence. our store has never before seen ‘such' crowds. Yester-
day was really one of our biggest and busiest days. Tomorrow, we look
for just as big a rush There's no let up to the enthusiasm.
Little Prices "in Embroid- .
cry and Laces
VALENCIENNES LACES. regular
5c and we values. Sale price. 4
per yard ..................... c
HAMBURG EDGINGS. from 4 to 6
inches wide; value 17 and 25c. 10
Sale price, per yard C
TORCHON LACES. all linen; 5c.
7c and 9c values. Sale price. 1
per yard ................... 2/2c
Look at these Kimonos
at 5%
They are wonderful values and we are
showing such pretty styles. Made of
fine Lawns and Swisacs: worth
from 7st:
price
HERE ARE noun BIG MONEY-
snvmo iTEMS. GATHERED A'i‘
RANDOM moat THE snnsn~
TIONAL orrnnmes lN our:
Muslin Underwear Depart-
ment
CAMBRlC NIGHT GOWNS
Several good styles. embroidery trim-
med; regular $1.00 quality.
Sale price .................. 59c
Dainty Gowno. Empire and Chemise
styles. lace and embroidery trimmed:
$1.50 and Slog values. Sale
price ...................... 98c
DRAWERS
Made of good quality Muslin with deep
ruiilc oi embroidery; 50c
value. Sale price ........ 396
CORSET COVERS
A dainty assortment of styles. trim-
ming of lace and embroidery;
25c quality. Sale price ...... 190
You will pay more for
Dress Ginghams
later in the season. We have 3
2000 yards at ........... 74c
All good patterns. Regular 12%: and
:5c values.
1
Basement Clearance
Specials
EXTENSION WINDOW SCREENS.
made of hardwood; usually :56. Sale
price ...... ..................r7c
SCREEN DOOR . lain dark finlah.
all nine; usually 98c. Sale price. . .69c
Brown a White COOKING BOWLS.
4 qt. also; usually 49c. Sale price. .agc
JELLY GLASSES. 3 02.. tin tops; ul-
ually 25c. Sale price . . . .. . . .ioc dos.
Look at the values. These are really the
magnets--- the
money savers
Do not miss coming
. Clearance Prices.
in our Domestic Department.
Pic-so Goods. Wash Goods. White Goods. Linen. Cotton and Bed
Supplies. all at Money~Saving Figures.
THINK OF 11‘!
, $1.50 Long Cloth, 9%
FOR A PIECE OF 12 YARDS
ado'piecoo of Long Cloth. We will sell tomorrow at 99c. Usually
"Mt? at $r.5o.
i ,
\tVUutii) YOU SAVE MONEY
WHEN PURCHASING
Table Damask
HERE‘S YOUR OPPORTUNITY
72-inch All Linen Satin Finish Dam‘
ask; 85c quality. Sale price.
oer yard . . . .. .............. 59c
Three-quarter ciao Napkin: to match.
re ulnrly sold at $2.75. Sale
price . . ........... . ..... $1.98
Full width Linen finish Damask:
504: value. Sale pr cc. per
yard ................... 290
Extraordinary Values in
Hosiery and Underwear
WOMEN‘S reg. 121/56 HOSE. double
sole. Sale price ............ 7c pair
WOMEN'S 25c HOSE in black and
tan. Sale price ........ .....i7c pair
CHXLDREN'S taygc RIBBED
HOSE. Sale price ........... 8c pair
CHILDREN'S 15c SOCKS. Sale
price ..... . ..... ' ............ xyc pair
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS. "Berk-
shire" Brand: reg. price soc. Sale
price ..... .... .............. ....39c
Full Bleached Sheets. s‘if‘tfi‘i‘é - 31c
Fruit of the Loom Muslin, if.” mflc
Regular price 9c yard
,Sale Price
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams
6V2
Best American Prints, will “it.“ 4‘40
’Hcmmcd Huck Linen Towels.
BUY AT COST PRICE
Percales. yard 9'“
2000 yda. of Percales to be sold
tomorrow at, per yard ..... . 9%:
Towels
Eixtraléarge size Turkish Bath Tow-
c s. so regularly at 25¢ each. 140
Sale price ..................
9c
7c
All Linen Crash Toweling, regular
price rel/QC yard. Sale price.
per yard ................ 90
Regular 1 5c Linen Towels. Salt
price
............... .....uev-
reg. price too. Sale price ......
Waists
WONDERFUL SAVINGS
OFFERED
The same radical reductions are appar-
ent on every display table, on every
counter. in every case—Lawns. Linens.
Lingerics. Lace, Embroidered and Tai.
lored effects. All styles
FIVE BIG PRICE LOTS TELL
THE STORY
LOT 1—51.00 WAISTS
at .........................
gore-res. he? . . .. 79c
LOT 3—31.50 WAISTS
t .........................
a
hitch-9?. Wit- $1.49
hiisisil’i .‘.‘.“.‘. iii"? $1.99
Women’s Neckwear
and Belts
75c LACE DUTCH COLLARS at.33c
25c ASCOT TIES at ..... 12%:
RUCHINGS at . ..... ......... 3c
50c and 75c BELTS. Sale price. . .apc
Handkerchiefs
WOMEN‘S HANDKERCHIEFS. a
sample line oi 25c valuea. Sale
price. ....... ..... ..7ceach
WOMEN‘S a: CHILDREN’S PLAIN
WHITE HEMSTITCHED HAND-
KERCHIEFS; reg. price 5c. Sale
pm............{............aceach
Gloves
WOMEN'S soc LISLE aiao SILK
GLOVES. all colon and aim Sale
price age pair
rotation mean (SILK GLOVES.
all colors: St quality. Sale price . 59c pr.
«want .5-
tind hut evening. aha ha: a nitration Simian it" “iii ’ BOURBON.“
A
G . . .
A decree of separation : and till n
W
uni inhuman trump. 'i‘iiia alto
,, -..t. .w..w..m
lion ho
. m . .
for an old. when
Mumhiammd “Inmmwdhlfii ‘
met! by unit Vail Wagner and about! him metal: with came and mot-nth; ' '0.“ m.
continuum (loom W
1M?
, N, r. liven mismanat‘ae film” ultimo
omit: and tin. non m 1
and con. have minor-mt. hit-re returned Benni- it'd:
in. it. attacatwenaoi‘tja’flw. , 1
mil) f ‘
mid: of W threaten-«item
Manager senator on aluminium week alimony We: yesterday-granted neonate. The tumor Wild in: it“,
or thin our. let her haauanu Mum nor on one '
”.... urn mugging ...... W
in the city and a milk “will!“ been coached by Mrs. endow! -
‘ at are the poor people to nebular. wired! Manager senator. at in two new yesterday but expects the Min. Mattie Mouth ii '
Milne alternation. tr
“1° "rill! ~m.inteiuuln an “communism"
i. with» it. he; an...
at our
hot ‘hunhanti. ,
‘ato tiitiy m I“ it . titanium. and not proved an out pit- .enmpim pro rain
" lit. or No
aim
pit. “to attention
trill linuttuipiiitiigii '
than“ “1
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