spa.
59c GOWNS ' 89c
zoo Ladies’ Muslin Equine, trimmed with lace. Very special
tomorrow, 39c. - «hitfii two to customer.
.- Da
Dry G00ds,Not1ons Muslin Underwear, Sults
Big Day Planned for Tomorrow
50c SILK GLOVES. 39c.
Guaranteed Silk Gloves in Black
and White. ‘For this sale, 39c.
I
75c LONG SILK GLOVES, 49c
Long Silk Gloves. every pair guar-
anteed; 75c valupe. This sale, 49c.
39c CORSET COVERS, 'asc
Very pretty Corset Covers regular
;39c values, 25c. 1. ,
50c CORSET COVERS, age
We will sell 501: Corset Covers foo
this sale at 39c. . -
.ch uosa. 9c '
Ladles' Light Weight Hose. 25 dot.
to go on sale tomorrow 91:.
25c HOSE.19c
Very thin Silk Lisle Hose. regular-
1y 25c. For to days, 19c. ‘
15c SUMMER VESTS, 81:
so dozen Summer Vests. slight im-
perfections that you cannot find;
worth 15c. For this sale. 8c.
. . 25c COLGATE‘S POWDER, m'
We will sell during this sale Col-
gate’ 5 Talcum Powder at 11c.
$2 HOUSE‘DREssES.-$x.49
Very pretty House Dresses. on sale,
$1.49, instead of 82.
Great Values in
Muslin Underwear
NOTIONS
5c 0. N. T. otton ...... 31/ c spool
10c Corset teels . ........... 7c
51: Collar Foundations .......... 3C
251: Kleinert‘s Dress Shields . .. .rgc
10c Hair Nets .................. 5c
‘1
5.
0
9815 to 818
,The most sweeping, 18.1.1... reductions ever known 30 early iii the
season, but price cutting has been decreed. and go they must, regard- . 1
Fifty Handsome
Silk Dresses, «87.98
DECIDEDLY THE MOST‘IMPORTANTISALE OF DRESSES
OF THE SEASON. Values $13 to $18.
A beautiful collection that comprises most charming styles in silk
fabrics, such as Foulards Stripes, Figures, Mesaalines, Talia-tee, etc ,
handsomely trimmed with high class tliulmings. It will be the talk
of the town. Out they go tomorrow. 87. 98.
' ’ One Hundred ,
Sample Dresses
' -‘/2 Price
3 N90 TWO ALIKE
We bought the entire line of high class Summer Dresses from a
New York manufacturer at exactly one-half off. Thats the way
we sell the entire lot tomorrow. In this lot you will find fine Voile:
Linen. Handkerchief Linen, Hand Embroidered, fine Ginghams,
Lingerie, etc. A great opportunity to secure fashionable and dainty
Summer Dresses at one-half price, and, remember. no two alike. 8
Come early for the wide selection.
Regular prices $7.10 $15. Prim range from $350.37. 98
Suits 89. 98
less of cost. Sergea, Mixtures and Ndvelty‘Suits, all to go at one
price-489. 98 No alterations.
825......99 suits 814.98
The Suits are all high rade. new and fashionable models.
are made of fine Serges, anamas. Worsteds and Mixtures. in Black.
Blue and other popular colors. All to go at one price—81498180
alterations. '
C'Oats and Mi linery
They ‘ .
m E
Great
Millinery
Clearance
' y ’ ‘ Ii ‘1‘ w” I a
Our entire stock of Trimmed Hats, :Chapes. Trimmings. etc, offer-
ed at surprising price reductions.
$4 Trimmed Hats $1.98
Now $1.98.
$4.50 SHats $2. 98
, Hate that sold at 54.50.011 sale tomor-
row. 8: 118-.
$5 Trimmed ‘Hats, $3.98
Our regular $5 Trimmed Hats. Out they
,_ go. $3 98.
$1.50 Sailors 98c
of $1 go tomorrow.
[9”: $2 Shapes 99c .
I00 Shapes-in the lot to pick from; regularly $2.
$1 Shapes 49c
Tomorrow. 991:.
$2 Children’ 8- Hats 99c ..
CHILDREN' 5 HATS—Fine 82 Children' 3 Hats. handsomely trim-
I’ med, 99c.
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82 .50 8. 88 Dresses 81. 98
too line Dresses. made of Fancy Lawns, Linene and Ging-
hams, neatly trimmed; all sizes. For 811811” $1.98
Judge this sale by the great values we offer. 9
You We it to yourrelf to read every har- ‘ ‘
gain in this advertisement.
Beautiful Trimmed Hats that were $4.00.
in great demand. Pay us 98c instead
A great variety of Shapes. regularly 81. On sale Saturday, 49c. .
$5 & $6 WAISTS. $3.98
Beautiful Silk Pongee and fine Chif-
fon Waists; regular $5 and $6 ‘
Waists. For this sale, $3.98.
$1 . 50 WAISTS, 99c
All-over Embroider and fine Lin-
gerie Waists; good 1250 valiié’. On
sale, 99c.
vi
501: SILK HOSE 39c '99--
Fine Silk Hose, regulaNfi
sizes. On sale, 39c.» ' .. ; ,
79c SILK HOSE, 59c
Extra good quality Silk Hose, reg-
ularly 79c. For to days, 59c. '
CHILDREN'S DRESSES .-
500 new Summer Dresses. on sale,
50c. 59c, 981:, $1.25
LAWN KIMONOS. 15c
Short Kimonos, very pretty patterns
to select from, on sale, 151:.
50c DAMASK, 391: yd.
Fine Satin Finished Damask, regu-
larly see. For tl'lis sale 39¢ yd.
25c DRAWERS. :91:
Our regular :56 Drawers on sale for
to days, 19c, instead of 251;- ;'
PARASOLS AT- 99c
A large line of Pretty Parasols for
Saturday. On sale, 99c.
SILK PARASOLS. $2.29
‘Beautiful All Silk Paranoia. very
new; handles in various woods and
colors. On sale, $3.29. '
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS. 19c
\ Just for Saturday, Children’s Para-
sols. all colors. 19c.
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A flEDALL 0F OFFICERS l8
DISGUSBEII
(Continued from First Page.) '
,, tlou yealeyday Seeretllry lmwlor spoke
against the reoull syalomusaylnx that
the election of olIIoera every" two years
instead of (our 1111 heretofore. did away
with the Ilolleuslty of putting the ro-
call In the constitution. (Elinll'lnau
llooruin sold it inujorltu of the dell--
notes“ ware Innirunted to vote for lids
measure. and he bollavod that some
nation should be taken on the matter.
The mutter was finally cont hack to
the oommltteo on law with the object
or Incorporating In the “solution the
'omendlnnut lie to whether or not an ot-
lleor could he recalled by n nlalnrlty
of, votes met, or by a majority ol the
votes of. tho onllro membership. The
matter will come before the conven-
tion again today.
Another Important 111161111011 that, Is
extra-flog the conventlnn and one
which Is allll unsettled, is that or gin!
universal label This Is a measure
that. I11 favored by Secret”; burden;
and many or the delegates, but there
in also strong upuoclflon to such 11 la-
nai, nhleh would he emblematic of all
labor organizations in the 801mm. and
lie under the jurlnrlt-tlon or the A111-
erltan 11 cdorntlon of Labor, 1111 1190111111.,
The fact 811111 Freeland! Clout-peril Isl
against such a label had led many of;
tho butters to agree with 1111111----11ot1oel
the disagreement in the contention.
80111.5 tear that aho‘nltl such a label be
adopted it would destroy the lntlli-‘Id.
uall ly or the turret-ant 11111111111. - 9
The 011.111.... of there lie-ills for:
80 5118181181181; In the mortar.
‘ ‘ or} ii?
in acute than he-
eut condlllons urevnllcd 111 time» in
1.
the Dunllury and Bothel districts, “Ni-RH“ SAYS HE mtl
that posalhly In certuln emergency? BE] Juusflus scAlP
cases the local organleatlona could?
11111111 on thematter hotter than the!
national organisation, It was llnalll’
agreed to lot the local organleatlml so
not in nmrgonoy (sauna, hutwlth the
understandlng that at all other times; a.” Donovan and saw "I
the present law glvlns the natlonal on; ' 1
vgnnlmtlon the never. would urevnll. ‘1 wm Beat Him Y“ 1
A quesllon was brought up as to the; I
a 111m; In the union. of the nouncera In , ..
the trade, “a it. we,» agreed they HRlDllEl’Oll'I. May It).- - Tho Iuet
should have some enumeration and "me ”my owl-acted "‘9 M ”“3 state
“w some benefits 1pm. ”3019th 9.“ capital. they instructed the sergeant-
umended to Include the oonen' and at- arms 'Io throw me out bod"), the
Willie“! “WNW“ The amendment next tune I no 111m, the sergeant-at
wru- inferred to the committee on 11111.; mm. wont my}. the power to put me
'lili‘ W‘i 0” 0' ill“ “WWW"? “Wm“ out, " tlaolnrcd 811111111. 11.1111. orgunlaer
the NOW“! 01 0‘9 resolntlon WWW got the Mnerlcnn Federation of Labor,
In: for the hiring of a licensed aocouuu to a Unltud pm“ representative, 9“,
1am. to go over the books of the snore-'1 “99,199.,
how-treasurer every 11hr months. The," Reid has ”9,9,99,99,99 a farm In Nor-
“C“‘mi‘um" "lilo” “"l' “W‘ad' Walk and um make his home there.
George Bohrend, of the hoot 11118".3 declares that ho wIII run mm“
580% workers, 5W“ ‘9 “‘0 “9’93”“1 Jeromlah Donovan at the next state
and 8988951 8 910”" i39*‘3‘lll3l'li'Ji’ll ba-‘ election and also will wile the stump ’
tween all labor bodies on the matter audio-M. SLIM Judson.
0' l311181111 only "hill" hill" 80°“ ,9 l "Judson and Donovhn are the 91111119-
W one twins whose seal-pal will dangle a
1,000 MIKE? IURN. venr Item next November—«or sooner, "
W‘f‘ ' m 'dot-Iared hold.
Fire In Kansas only stool. Verde-g "When Harm-01111111111 wet-111i 11:0
um L“ Sheep ““9“, grind declared that. Judson la an enemy
or labor, that be discriminated azalniit
KANSAIS CITY M01. Mill! W “Firm me at the hearing on the ‘tratlou dia-
ymerdnr in the K111111118 081' “00183111119811!nntlthatthehmolilnanll‘ader-
yards destroyed sheen pens covering a 9.1.3,, M1191,” 9.- 99m, him for 91 1
1.11.1.1. human 1,0110 sheep and do moonlit the o1 ofl‘allo‘rln-
strayed two mule horns. A new the .0 mm and rm“; ,
station has partly destroyed
Many sheep new guided into lanes for my wittlmllilmiiul u
and driven to safety. (311a gout was '19 9 ‘
soon 19111181111; 75 new to unlawful
through an (1111111 gate. Thirty 3031s,; W111 .111
‘ used to 1.1.31 sheen to tho
into state or Count-cumin, which Is 31111-8
Labor Loader Is Also After 8311- "‘0“
llltlt'llt'ut 1111111110.:111111 present consul
inn-1.11. mo 1191188811111 1.11 8011111115.; {-
Reason fin 1.1m. ~
8 Dwelling In {iarllvulai upon lhoi
pound to concern liar-I! with the poo <
(1' minutes or Ila valuable tlmo in 311' month hi the New England Order 0" Southern New
attack on Ito dourl) Ill-loved .\’Ir Jud- I. Chrlatle In speaking at the mot-1
[hit the 11l1ltownah of the Conn-lug at Park CH1, Lodge, 31.8.0 P.
last 11luht.'to malls a report on the
lujfld 1101:0111 1:08 WI} 1008 '9’ And recent session of the shutout-.- lodge
.h' won 't nvnll Mr Judson or lit liano- at Boston. mant- It .vert clear 11".11 thlu'
run or «two! the other. when , 11 won done Horotoloro tho ortlr-r has
day comes around. They hotter not haven levying two and sometimes three:
call It 'eIIoIIon day’thh tlme lthlnlt assessments each month but In the
that 'reokonlulr do) will he 11 momiluture one 111.191.1111.... equal to three
iiuilroprlalo lorm. And lam-ll what i will he levled. The order hall delud-
11111511 will he 11 mlnhty bitter reckon-
lng for the (one of orsunlaod lotion}
the man whom no line succeeded In
ire-ulna on word 1911 the toes of labor.
By the Introduotlori of real labor bill:
In the legislature tha year we have
forced the Issue for the oral time In
Villa ,1 ecu-raw
1.11111" hm, enacted
i9reqnlte11 It to have
claims anticipated no that It Jo ho- :eueral manager.
item! under the decision to levy thla
TELEPHONE MANAGER DEAD.
NEW HAVEl', Mn} 19. whenry Hut-
plea hunlueua. wasted fillet-n or won single assessment l6 he lotled enrll chlns 81 has general manner of the
England Telephone
I111: altentlon to my smiled ahuslvo Protection Grand Vice Warden James Company, tiled at his home In West
l He has been In poor health for the1 ROIBTL“G10W,TW8IIC“ZY
last three and a half years end slate
the latter pain or the last month had:
been nunhln to attend to his duties. M;-
wus horn at SulIlold, this lute, Jul! 3. THE 999ng VOU’hL LIK! TH“
1887, was graduated from Euler, from,
9lhe Shomold tilt-lentifle Sohunl
in 18119. warrant the Massarnuuetta
immune of Technolonr In 1891 Mint!
f9“ 10 do "1“ “WW-9 "It: recent "mo- 2 graduation he entered the norvlce at1
Y M“NW-“ll““ill'vthe Amerlruu Telephone and
”"1"” NW“ ‘0 grnuh (31111111311). at Missouri
“ “PM“ WWMW“ of “5 llohlIItItu he we; summit-d general suns-111111111111
"- i8 ”“8“” W“ ”W“ «tenement», ent of the titulthorn \‘1111 England ’lnle-
a month will more thin pay all the 9110111! (309199999 11111! In llltl’l' became
The Longer 8::
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Nugget 8. Little Gem
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MANUFACTUHIH
Tole '
In it“):
inherit-lo Wall loam 11ml mill-111111.,
the history or the state: we hate made
our real trlt-mlli come forward and
our (alto {floods and now branded as
such once and tor all. and they've not
to lily the penalty.
"There have been 11 lot of implant
ting 8)! for 1111111? lie-r11 under the
calm or dletlngnlilhou statesmenaand
Menu-11 or the mrklfifimea we’ve not or the licence committee Wedneedhy ,
them warm With their true titles afternoon It was unnoticed that 111.11
now and they-will dances lively 113 to cultural for the New Haven railroad
the tune we‘ll play for them "
field it now 11 militant ol' the 11th
or New York, but his populism or 11
trIpIe cosmonaut a comtorlahln «or
plus wllI be accumulated wfirldseporl
manual-d.
BlLL RELI£V28 TAXATlON ON
NIW HAVIN 180M).
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1111 agreement on 11 11111 alter-uh; the:
taxation in be hold by the railroad
Hotel Mahackemo
J. I! CONNOR. Mm
oeuvres mo cuisine 1111' TO 811?: ’
11111111101111. May law-111 11 meeting new at not om mo 1111mm
SUNDAY DINNERS.‘ 15¢
111111111. attorney 1111111111111 111111 manned? Banquets a Spatial”
TIL. GALL 988
home 111 Nor-walk means that he in-
lands ‘1'- 1-15-1th ultrumnently in the
commune, or the nude.
111118111111 mm and held declares that
119,111 1910818 lo Willi“ the 3861111 111 a.
stun in 111111181; more axullnlt the 1.11111
gavel-111113 11111- textual: or 1111181111181
He ill under the present law 1111.
91111-111 paying a double tax on
sampling. This 113.11 .
8119.1. umuitrlr.
E. I). Robbins counsel for the com-'1 8 _L ,9, ,
oltLNuttueg state. Fits wife will run I1 only, stated that the“ new 11111 was aiThe Reed & VOik
Electrical Co.
the (July 85119131 Helium
588888113181. 81-108
111 hit “two
AUTI‘.‘ SUFPLIII.
Apulylnfi 113.119.11.213” Will 111111
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construct old building! 1will be i _
rested in mnmpna Will Rina!“ '
mouthing-Mum new mateflhl‘w
revolutionizing the human-1181'!
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