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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 21, 1911 · page 2

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tum tit inter’eat‘ in our Hoalery Din;
' t we will make a Special for Sat-

. only.

Ladies' Hose

t ‘ LlfiLE. cobweb weave .
egnlai‘ price asc.

E SHAPE HOSE

Light and Medium Weight. '

‘ Lndios’ hirturaists

Long aleevee. short sleeves. . . .

Scarfs and Veils

prted colors. . ....... . .....

 

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‘ . ; xiittee by three“.
Spring . Underwear .. nominate" w ..
r. .
. i lief; ' Germaine .. HUM! '56 “if" we“ thereon-or o! i“ m" ‘“
gnaw“ no eleevuflhm’l “m" the character of the WWW“ n-

aloe-ell.

. 31.00 to $3.4

...5oc rose.

. w Dickerman & Son

84 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.

:i‘h‘éufl ‘ .

“’j‘il‘owle‘thetiineldt

~ 1‘3“”me ..........tse: n for one
. . .Sleevejieea or ahort sleeves. ,

Ladiea'Swiaa Veete .esc
‘ Sleeveleaa or ehort el‘eovee.

We make a Specialty of Ribboneat

unwise ‘
Plain, Moire. Fancy. ‘ ,
Neckwenr “
Thelatestideee/..................es andsoc

Plain and colored.

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Ribbons

 

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THE PLACE
~ Spring
Footwear

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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VELVET. $3. $4

_ ‘pa'rnu'r com. to.
, 0:. .13. mo

T ”“3““ METAL. ”Jase,
83. 33.50 .

o. ”m”... .—

‘ CRAVENETTE. 83.50

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l L‘C‘S OXFORDS, All
Leathers, $4.50. $4.50

 

Two Stores

m South'Norwellt

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ma taken yeaterdey in the oflort

 

, line of track in the Connecti-
. . Valley. alone the Vermont-

 
 
 

‘ of the Oentral Vermont
iii“ in controlled by the
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to: John a. Alhin. on»
‘ ’Ballivan Ooanty railroad.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

. and Maine railroad to no“

 

 

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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Team Itandln'.

W. L.

a ’ 0"th .............. 8 0
ladies Pumps and New York .......... i l
Waehinaton 3 2
OXfOI'dS Chicago ............ 3 i

. Wit . .. .......... i 2 3
* - lit. Louie ........... .l ii
I TAN. $2. $2.50, ‘3' 33-50 Cleveland ........... 2 5
SUEDE. $3.50. 34 Philadelphia ........ i t

 

Yeatardey’a Routine.
Detroit, 5: «than. a
St. Mule. 4; Cleveland. ii.
. Philadelnhta-Boeioe. rein.
Waehiaatonwew York, rain.
“an”...
NATIONAL LIAGUE.

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Team Standing.

w. L.
Philadelphia ........ ii 1
New York .......... i 2
Chicago ............. 3 2
Pittehura ............ 3 it
St. Louie ........... 2 1
Cincinnati .......... 2 ii
itroohlyn ............ 2 ti
Boeton ........... 2 6

m. .,..

Yeaterdey'e Reauite.
Pittehura, ii; Cincinnati, l.
Chicago 0. 8t. Louie. 6.
Brooklyn-ileum. rain.

Now York-Philadelphia. rain.

 

“unanimouh
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l 000; For Waterbury, Callahan and Aheafli.

A00 and Warm for New Haven. M Blew

STAT! Llflflul PLAY. BALL.
new Haven. April at.—~wun uto'
oioee tinieh oi the pennant race or
leai eaaeon etill froah in mind. when
Waterbury won from Bridlehort. the
eitht teamed! “the Connection State
mm of much! cinha took on lieid
today. to baain the [ill eeaeon. Hart.
'tord playing at springtieid. Brld report
at New Haven. Hoiyolte at New Brit-
ain. and Veterinary at items-om. . , .
de‘eharn eentraet'en the . minim 0‘ i! defiant Hi
‘ “eh ily weether oi nreeedinadeye , A, .
eeebrlahtendelear. Alldflhmgfi W “Withdraw“ w
taste the nude nthmam'mhmmflmwmm
wmm cm no” to! lent year, and aaaaioil the “on “tulle!” 0th-
the reed M‘the ehataoiomlltp ie an

.ot more».

beanie. la the opinion that the nea-
aon will an exceptionally good one.
and while he thinha that it may be a
low due haiora the teams heath to
abort their toll month. he bottom
that when the men have rattled down
to the regular work the iaaane will
ehow atxht well-balanced lighting
teame. -

At aptitude” my in enhadulod to‘
occupy the box for Bartlet-d, with
‘ Temple pitohinx tor the local team.

Venn will he behind the hat for Kerr

lord. and Ball for Springfield. At
p0 Northampton the hatteriaa will be:
.900; and for Northampton lichen and
’mi Reborn; at New Haven. swanaon and
tro' Ritual). tor nude-eon. and ital-tau

375‘ Britain the hatterlee will he Tuner.
'3“ Gather and Roman. tor Bolyohe. and
.200 Brown. Hear and Ruiienae for New
' Britain.

 

Learweuaa do run atu.

item in not form not».

meaning ' but «4‘»;
Home or Renteaen‘tpee today enter;
oil upon what the ieadere hope ie that
“a . dual etaae oi the ronaideretien ot tha‘
~357‘t'anadlan reciprocity hill. Btrenooee

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enorta are being made force a Vote;
”More adjournment today. Chairman 2‘
k Underwood oi the committee on were}
and arena. to exertion all noeai‘hie
presume to compel action.
it wee aaread at a denim he»
“0 tween Mr. Underwood and met-f
ittvea local! oi itaeeaoheeatte and;
lllaiaeli. oi Paaaarivaaia. that caterer
deheta would cieee at! n. a. and re
marita under the live ninote role he
in order. Today‘e debate iaoindad
atlaeoitea by hit. £001“ and In. W
roll. the tornm in adroeaey oi the
meaanra and the latter amine! it. Mr.
Underwood. aa minority leader. ohm.
ed the nrlvilaae oi eloeina the dehate.
The attention in motioned he the
areal number or ante-om M
New at tit-ea are not aware-a. hee-
aeer. and will be thrown out. he re-
mained. teeny at which have been as
tel-ed to delay entice. will ateviee atl-
ooitlae. tor their: w elem
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are believe fin underweodtriii mart
to “eteau roller" netheae aadintoa

 

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gorilla‘llndmmhwe lighter mneai‘ehioe and: ma die
have a toll eeeottntent oi LADIESMAND
CHILDREN! . . \ .

" undue Initoenoe in the notion at

out have maintained a boycott

(Coatinoaeieeatrirat rue.)

‘1 1.; dinette} Hill» chairman. oil the
T _ m «mammal. Halt
: Wield evened the ornament

‘ hill." [to em awoaed by lit.
M Q! iii intimidation the hon»

mil Millet workin‘ than. Ih ealii
that “the Coneoitnated railroad hue
ludaea." ilo elect-tee that the new
laure‘otliertiord tor eererai weeks

aaainet any newe concernan the II!"
ment workere' strike. lie read the
MW“ letter emanating from the
manuiecinrore' nemtation dated

 
 

April i7. and aimed "Phiiin‘lr Cur- ‘

, e m ~
mark." Mr. Hull retorted.
Chariee J. Donahue. oreaident ot
the Slate Federation of Labor, de-
mtheatha Mormon ea hair m
Informal, , “townie emailed hereon.

 
 

 

 

o, . ”in it iii no at o."
tweaking; “i he f a film. arrangin-
gouty «Emu. um ctr-term»:

l repreaent are of the opinion that
the ‘ intereata oi employere and ere-l
alone are identical to a certain
Relerring to the amendment of
motion 1:98 of the General Bietutne
which nrovidea that any orderly and
needeahle not. euelahly ot tradea on-
ion, done or undertaken in further—
aura of a trade diepnta individually. or
collectively, allaii not. hit confirmed an
n violation of the law. eaitl he did out
think the peacetime note of aorernl
men ahould he coneidered itinerant
thanthnaot of on individual. ‘

Tied Up Iy injunction.

Secretary Flames. of the, Harttnrd
Central Law Union. laid lid in tied

on» ,

tar. and tomtndnee other-e to eheiaia

tticutiAnarleaa ritttvnaioteoaiallet largwu aaeauited a few dare and.

 

e ore ." rited con-
"u' e u” it '” m“ mp met at the time with one or two

t . l, ‘
sorghum t:.“*’::"..‘.’:”f..i:‘.'. mm. .. ..
‘ " ' ' ébeen Irritated. had never committed n

“The ideaflthat two or more men-
. ‘ inrime. but had been . roatrictnd by
mill“. combine to ruin the huaineaa, iii- movemente lineal m. Cili-

: ll! in
:$::':;xdaiarin:m: toting?" 'Want the right to tell an employ;
MW would have made our grantila“g "'1. h.“ “’4' “M be 1' hvaOtihil
there turn in their grater. necnatoruedimamI who “W” M in ""9”" H I
u ”I” were in other on the “but" a man that he will he eorrr it
orivateertn; and other ”white tattoo my Job. 1 (tout want to he
Inlanlly paetimea. And yet in u" year arrested. charged with intimidation.
of grace. liill, there In netnally a hill? Sold Patrick 3‘ Breton. renteeenh
before the aaaombly. whlehi‘“ the hattera oi Danhttry. ‘tnn i
plainly 1"“,'h”ml all he lawful miahow the union label in my hat and
one or I ”hum” It'll“ on their-1'” to a mu. ‘Boy that hat.“ without
own “WIN.“ on “Mt oi . “maiden" oi armt? The law tie it elanda
.1 ; u
anion in eoaietnplauon or runner-i" Knumnom‘ ”m“ ,.
am of . m dienota wmmnl hn t3. liohan,ot Madden. said: it
from» ”new“, the product or patw'" to thee that nilotyflro per oant. or

_ r; the hoopla ere eatieiied with the law.
rental" the heaiaeee or u, “my ’ae hae been claimed by an attorney

lenient no. and the rameintna live
1 per cent. are modem or lllifii’ ant-
“mum . MINT it? Yet. galore, om. why in it that all then:
it in. in hlaeh minute. renter.;“'“"°"‘ m" m” “" mm"
Mum m h. “M, m; Claim it A. ”Ml.
given on title hitherto the aanata? leeward it. limitaor thi- our. said
mnharwtin the oiotnto oi the cling it. believed he me the rum to eat
tineniei moreover panned with eon m not to violate the eleventh
oiaiiata who _ ' their daeha‘cmnaaatnent. "Thou ehatt‘not take
Qhooted Ind whietlad.at the utter-thy neiahhora ion when he la on a
man of their manta. One at then . nuke.” lie wanted the t‘ixhi oi tree
Malina advocating thie htii waegeneaeh without "r‘x' oi itanriaon»
aelted if he believed in thia eminent.
tinder: boycott which hemmed than senator Spatiacy evoke 'at eome
to Inintea third party tor perpoeee of; length in later or nioaetina. lie
, own. and he replied that it wee? onto that to earn on a atriite picket»
the toriena at war. What war? anfiu in neon-earth The emotion he
that the multimyihe incident. not been naaeed anon hr the mentor
and the Iaiiaton are mum eaten ‘ court or rate etaio. Her-cited an onin-
thoee ea... term, ”mg. :m...‘ ion in mm on plenum a. not
the ahetinance or‘ the Milt to or malt aetaetet it the nut-me in e
gather property? in their are ”‘04.!!!" intimation meaning one
reading at a prtwnt little aeoietr . ditione ineide and out the place where
which in nonelaris Well to have a audio in on.
been run on M“- tirinoiliillt 'We Walter scrum r» mounting the em.
don‘t like John 1mm. int’e pet hint ,‘uloyara‘ aaaociat 1 Untitled. aaid:
out or the war.‘ um lean Jeaaa. fun. on. city the mm of atrlhe hulk-
"llnder the eonatitniloa o! Conner-are flee been threatened and one
it
auaaion are [immune tale principle: nae-ta to ea that nothing can he said
'Wa don't like John Jonea. ,Maiote ‘ in later at the pronoeed amendment.
let‘e rain William snitch. It may etiri ileen‘t a girl the right to In to and
on each a eiaaaor that we ean Mimu were withent heiaa approached
haoh at John Jonee That villain whoghy three or tear men and warned to
retaaee to pay na for wort: that wafroaiti have never wee each a thing
have not done. who ha- heaa ritegaaoea‘earei ablation."
eeoaaa to one atom and lentil. nor; Ian-e Valle; retire-eating the dry
The netatlerouarehbareaeeerandgueda New eeeoeiatiaa. one
your me my be William outta." ”tinned whether an m eoeld at mu»
"ltuaMMwu-eaeeewameotaem lee.
POI." laid M. George B. Chandler. no related the” that (fair
oneottnehaatirtandaoihaaaeteol-itiee woaia not eerinealy eanaiaar
the Hill- “than meant he metal
eiaaattac.” he all. “more than there
can he ehaeee minority or lawful
WM“
The M. will he eoatiaeed neat
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~ The selection“ of Bookcoeos is always a quotation of taste, "
and if a lihyar in to grow book by book. as is the most pleas-
urable way 0 collecting, one must take thought for the fu-
ture needs 0' the books, and in order to have the cases uni-
form and harmonimte, the same. style and the same finish of
‘ wood must he need.
To this end no better arrangement Cutlltl be used than

the
Globe-Wernicke Syetem of

Elastic Cases,

in which one may build a library bit by bit without hearing
a heavy exlwuse its regards luxiltcascs.

Unite, Tops and Bases,

in solid or imitation mahogany, golden oak and fumed oak.
No nutter what the am: of your mom may bin-or the
number of your bmltsw—yuu ran arrange

Gldbe-Wemlcke “Elastic" Bookcases

in mid in lllt‘ charm at your home. while serving to keep
your books ill the most convenient and satisfactory form.
You are cordially invited to inspect the various styles
and finishes always on display lion:
Attention is directed to the Main St. wimlOw which
cnn'taius a magnificent Library Setting in (L‘Elt‘lhe—“R’rnicke
sir c.

 

CUT PRICES ON TAPESTRY RUGS '

We have two small groups of 'l‘apt‘stry Rugs in sizes
1) x t2. excellent colorings and designs. which have been
$15.00. now at
‘ $12.50.

The second

group, including values which are listed at
$30.00. now at '

St 7.50.

Abdul a dozen tlificront designs out in oath grade,
small figures and large renter medallions.

Carpet Store, first ilom.
i

LACE CURTAINS
A Special for Friday and Saturday.
Novelty Nets, lll graceful patterns. either white or Aral»

tau. plain limerick not with borders and Al‘ahefiqilg‘e} in Rou-
aissanrc braid. \ cry pleasing and of firm weave.

$1.19 a pair. '
Shown in window on Fairfidd Av. and Middle St.
,, Third floor.

 

Vanna-Lac. . A stain and varnish combined. for rc—fin-
Baiting new or old hardwood floors. furniture, or any kind
of wood about the house. it will] give a fine imitation of ("(-
pcnsive ltartlwuitl. (“an be had in light and dark nak. Cllt‘l‘r
ry. mahogany, rmcwmxl. ml. ecu. black and white.

i Quarter pinto, lsr; italipmts, 25¢; pints, 45c: quarts,

on n. n. limit (humming.

MIILW

W. I. THOMPSON

.Toq‘uet Special” Motor

Thedaiut and moat carom dealsn
in the leaheend-hranh. two-cycle type
All yam are «dominantly may at
anceaa. and can headlneted without re-
atorin mine from inundation

 
 
 

Ileaia cylinder

Rated ‘With

Nodal it}. Carbonic

ii lit m

1 his I

. it 5 iii:
Gentile Cylinder

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