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what you want and having it charged to
your account. We guarantee perfect sat-
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Men s Chithrng Women’s Clothing
Men’s All Wool finite. Women's Styllah Suite.
$7.50 to $28 $12 to $40
lloys‘ Fancy and School Sung. Women's Stylish Shirts,
$1.98 to $8 $1.98 to $18
Youths' Nobiiy Suits, Women's Silk Waintn.
$7.50 to $20 $1 to 510
Men's Hats, ' Mllliuery,
$2 to $3 $2.50 to 820
" Men's and iioys‘ Shoeii. Women's and Children's Shoes.
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$1.50 to $4 $1.25 to 5} T
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Saturday Evenings
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10 So. Main
dltion wna lmposedithat to be eligible} Minn Martha Treadweii, at New 101- ‘
to play in the game at Nnugntuok Fri. , ford. formerly well-known in the Nor-
duy each player should boy 02 hetero .wnlke. hue taken apnrtmeutn in (i.
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. the fund Louie Price's house in Weat avenue.
to be raised In thia manner being tor where lilie will reaide in the ‘iuture.
the nurpouo or making good the louenl Fashionable clothing for fall. which
at Yale iield. ‘you are invited to buy now and pay
~-—-—o-—-— for at your own convenience. will be
:_; We the members ot the toothall unenvy. impure blood maltea a ~ found at the atore oi (lately and Bren-r
m. that they helped themaeivee to muddy. nimnly complexion. hendachea.’nan.
. Megolgarettea and candy in the nauaea. indignation. 'l‘hln blood make. prices that will inter-eat you.
mailing rooms at Yulo field were eon- ) you weak. note. aicirly. Burdock blood , to be nhabhiiy dreaaed when you have me.
W.
'gthe team. but inetead the cons
ITUDEN‘Ts MUST PAY.
_‘Fti_itd to ac rReiaed to Make Good
‘ i . The": at Yale Field.
5 ’t a. meeting of the lnculty mem-
_ .ol the advisory athletic commit-
,ot the Crosby High School. in
. ’terbury. yesterday the charges
—rnatnrna perfect health.
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lothing‘ for Fall —
St. Mary's Y. M,
tholr rooms in St.
leounrd street. .
Mrs. Charles A. Rube)“. of Lenin
atreet. has gone to Bridgeport
New Haven today to he further exam-
ined for eye trouble.
Miaa Edna Meeker, at New Canaan.
in the adv. today they are giving ivaa operated upon at the Stamford
No need lHoanltai Wednesday moraine tor alth—
Mory'a
A'i‘hcro“ will he V roxiiiarwfieollnx oi
it... thia evening. in
hall. in
and
She is getting along nicely and
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it was decided not to dis- 3 Bitten malte- the blood rich. red. pure . thin easy payment plan at your diapoe- :ili probably be ahlefto :eotxn to her
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me n r- u e
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Or“: it rad. ._ f.. .
neared. pimgly. blowi-
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and’tandn tomato '2
the akin anthclear ‘
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There are the local A. D. a. drunlata:
Allen, the amulet.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Oilfield Pharmacy.
Qumran- A Cavity, Proud.
iror em in any amount
Foreign Money 0mm and mm to
all Park at the World
lend lemme by Law
‘ Dapeaited With “ate 0! Man.
For Protection of rerun.
inauranoe and Reel Iaiate Alarm
.1. iii Layton at Go.
I Railroad Ave» South Nwalir
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. . ....hiorealit. Com. July 2:.
To the Heating & Plumbing Co.
Gentlemn: During , the winter oi
1907-08 1 need 3260 wot-that coal )0
bout my alx apartment nonnative
boiler tolwell known nah. Title 1
nhanaed tor-a Spencer Boiler and need
it during the winter ot 190040 and my
entire coal hill WM 8183. Inaltln. a net
advlnx of $98.
You may nae thiaatatement in any
way you cure to. .
Youra truly.
HARRY w. HATHIR.
Nor-wait. Conn. July 23, ’10.
Mr. Frank 1. Jonea. Heating h Plumb
in; (20.. Norwaik, Conn.
Dear Sir: The spender Dollar
which you placed in the Sentinel Build.
in: last tall gave no complete aatie
faction in every way. Our noel bill
waa onehali at what it had been the
preceding amen. You may nae title
in any way you like. ‘ -
Very trni more.
”I! GOLDEN.
Prop. Evening Sentinel.
The Heatin ,
nfluflomm
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Following a drnnlr‘
Peteraon. a wanderer. on Iron upon
by oompaniona yeaterday
mmttd‘nWWm
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that the ‘viotiin whilylni minimum
called in. .l. 1. Rental. at“
blackened with power and mm
rhotauo. Dr. .lietul; , ' ,
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norm of bin them it
wnvwo, anor LIFT iron in: u; ‘
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Greenfield not. all ‘aihflt Alidrtally '
wounded. Hie coupaniona hitchhi- I
from the nature (the , ’ H i. .
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The *‘D. M Read Co.
gladiator! 1357.
N. Corsets
This very poundi— Corsii’ is in a $2.00 model, and while
ihc sale is continuipg it will be sold at
film
hoae auflportera.
The Comfort of a Ghnili Dress
The lataat model, long hick. long hip, andfltWo acts of k
By Challi we mean the wool Challis, the Soft ti ured
goods that fifty years or so was known as detainc on was
cansidercd the most approprite material for an afternoon
frock by our grandmothers. Challis today are daint and
exquisite. and this year liave'come some Border-ed (. nllis
that will make into robe dresses very effectively. Nearly
a hundred difl’eront patterns and colorings are shown, and
any shade may appear as a background, powdered with
small figures.
There are delicate shades of old rose, dove gray, lilac,
blue, pink. and numerous light Persian designs.
In dark effects are navy blue, brown, petunia, reseda.
and wine.’ .
Bordered Chaiiia. 27 inches wide. ~ 59c.
Plain Challis 50 and 59c.
Ribbons. Fancy Brecades, Persiins
and Printed Taffetas
A peculiar richness of quality marks the Fancy Ribbons.
One feels instinctively at touching the heavy flowered pat-
terns that they will endure for fifty years at least. In fact
many of them remind us of old Ribbons of fine quality.
The searcher for novelties to make up into bags and other
holiday fancy work will reVel in the splendid colors, the rare
greens. bronzcs and peacock designs, the scarlet leaves. the
great roses with loose petals. and the gorgeous palm leaves.
Notice the varied display.
Neckwear in White and Black
This combination. always cfiectivc. is used at present in
the display case at the Neckwea
r Section.
The business
woman willfind many things to appeal to her in the severe
tailored Millions. the smart white turnovers with stiff bows,
or the huge black ties of soft silk.
. 3 Stylea for Mounting.
Black Johan of plain Brussels net. bound with black
nit-ml .'
Back Stocks. often with a faint touch of white lawn
or net. .
Bows of blacf net finished with crepe.
gros
Si’ECIMS
Children’s Underwear
Nov la the time to buy Underwear. Thia ia your opportunity.
cHiLnaan'a‘uunaawaaa at low prices. according to lines.
136. 15c. 170. 1'9. 210. 236.. 250
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Ladies’ Black lindersktrts
runninmrnnswoma and name; Plaited and Rollie. Embroider-
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