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4‘ MABONIG DIRECTORY
III we" Lodge no. 108, F. and A. M.
’M II in Masonic Building, South
lilo Iltreet lot and 311 Tuesday or
Molt month—#Juiy and August ox-
canted-nut 8 o’clock. All Master
Masons cordially I.nvltod Reed
geoli‘lynn, W. M Robert M Wilcox,
41111111: Inter, N0. 38. R. A. My .
M4 to In Masonic Building. 80th
_ n 11111311 11 and ‘flh 'l‘uesdaya oi
annulment "July and August ex-
I (tented—Int 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Motions ‘cordially Invited. Thaddeus
’Guycr, ll P. Robert M. Wilcox,
9c. . 4 , .4 I-
I ROBERT M. WILCOX. your.
' . socm'rv NOTICES
MERCHANTB' AND MANUFACTUR-
4 ‘ Eas' ASSOCIATION 1
. ‘ Nehemiah Candee, President
[Vice-president, Charles J Pidgeon
7 Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
. 9:-2-—-News Department
. gag—Business Department
4 "44~2——-Branch Ollice, Norwalk
_4 ‘890 —-Edltor’ 5 Residence
‘I 729- -5-—City Editor’ 5 Residence
DEyyALIKB FOA PEDESTRIANS
. Pedestrians on Washington atreot
, are perfectly willing thnt nuiomoblliutu
,4 _44.al101I1d monopolize most of the road--
. way and are long Bulletin: enough to
'IIIIme county on his Iiuur.i‘.1'lend, Dr.
‘ gollficl together at 1111111111- buy on the
' S'i. Louiu doctor,
‘ sidctutlon
4 thud 1111 uRro-
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more from tho 11111.11" 4
‘ 111111111 {loot 0111111111 were
heartily welcomed by King Fro’deIio’ of 4
Deuntuik. .ltuybody hailing from the
(look would no doubt get the palace
i'IetIMtom and pumpkin Inc 101' dIng»
non;— "Trenton Sunday Advortlmu.
M. .
For yearn tho Ilnrlnn 1111111111 and the 4
Tui’t taInlly uncut” their oummero anti
lower St. Lawrence. Yet Soc rotary
Tim and Justice Harlan probably little
then thought that ‘ihoy would be
thrown into such close relations re
gnrdin; the trust decisions. “Boston
Trnnscrhpt .
" All Park Row runs into ounce 11nd .
pictures over the loot that Vic‘oil’reulfi
idout E'IlIoI'mIIII helped to III: an unto
the. Odd tile‘ commotion that is
around whenever any of our public
oilic'iaio chow tho 'Ilighteut marks or
intelllvgcucoseNcw York Telegram. ’
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There Is '11 steady emigration of
Scottish people. to the Canadian north-
weot and they will build 1111 n sturdy
civilization t1IIoI'o.»<'l‘Iru.Iiton Gazette.
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II' the II-Ikull is I‘ructurcd, says it
the tickling ofyour
nnkitI. will cause the big too to turn
up and the other loos to spread. (lould
this Inst be. used by nllcnlsis to deter
mine whethur u lllllll Is "cruckcd"?~w~
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BAPTIST CHURCH MEETING.
Port of the Annual Business Transact-
ed Last Night.
The adjourned uuuunl meeting nus
III-Id inst. evening :It the South Not"
wulk Ilautist Church. at nhhh time
several nutttcra \IcI'II tIIkcII undo: con
David Miiicr lilHtltillthl I
The election (If u supoliuiuudeui of?
the Sunday sofidol with IlIi'III'rIIIl 11111le
the next rIIItulur mot-Hun of Noel
church. which will he hold on the 22d:
inst.
51'le life and limb in crooning tho
’ utroot on account oi tho hogglshnoss
oI‘IIIIIIonIohiie (Divers without utthlng
1111 much no a withrwcr l1ut4411hru It
"comes to gin». III) their-111111111 to tho
' .4»‘»IiI'i(le11'ulks to auto drIIIIrs who use tho
' _'44nntI‘_I- woys ior t I 1 ”130813 of turning
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It'tco III. a time liS the opinion or nil
lit the Jpntorhobili st IIIIII otorRIoIIIIed
‘4 li 4411111111 gouge license. 'i‘I1II41 can
[have the rond,l1nt thus’ cannot have;
tho” sidewalk.
A'IIIIIIIIIIIIj oi“ I'hnuil‘out's and othori;
haw IIIIIIIII it :1 IIIIII'ii 'II Iomllizci hose"
little entry-1111411 to IIIIIk 1111 III (‘\t'l‘}
linio tlIIIII tI'Sl II tot". rII around not ill"
lug coutcnt to With IIIII'IIIIIIII Hill!) 111'
Iorlt smouds to11thc roud III olour.‘
.luvéi'r time. they uiIIInIIIi this 111110 out-
In; operation tlIIIy III 'IIIIVIIIIIIIIII'ci
In front of tIIIIIu will her-onu- connect-
4 11' otII-IIIIIIIIIIIIII lI'II4 III or ii.IIIII llnihol
Iihun buck t"out fI'IIl lIIIIhIII they will
lino. smelling I'IIhlI'lIIR 11nd l‘i‘iii on
their wheels to unit thII {ll‘liili‘il IIIII
politlIIlII to blillill out and hunt All
thin is to the ill iII4mIIIII III lililaill 11'1in
ing to use thII Hillt‘\\.llii.1
Tho 'IlltlcliCe should he stopped if
‘not of tho oIIloIIIoIIiiiuin 01111 voiliion.4
by the police. 'i‘IIII r1: Ill 1-1 built for H".-
hiclos liltil tho iIIIII-wuiks loI pi'ilt‘i‘i4
tl‘lunu. Lot 1' I‘ II lii’PIl to illli own.
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” FAIRFIELD COUNTY SENATORS
Wu III'IIIIII'IIIIIIIIIII tlIII SI-nuiot‘a i’rotn
Fairilohi Counii "4IIIIIy III'IIHIIIIIIIII n
Inugniiit'ontlv Rolhl l1 out in farm of un
" honoui |lllilii( llllliili'H ('Ul‘llllliiirliilll IIIII.
Mosurn .IIIIIIIou. l)’0liO$iIlI.Mi‘N(lil l’III'II
llmhlcti, l’ndIlIIck unIl Ioulur nil did
what tho) could with their volt'i-l on tho
7 crucial lunue to IIIIuoucui tho III-uti-
Mom of lI‘uiriIolIi County. An wII IIIIIII
the ulnar day, IhI-I'e 1111111 no doubt
"about the IIooitlou oi' Sonntorn .IIIIIIIIIII.
1101,1111, I'oI'II 11nd IIurlott. '1‘]on
were all on the honor roll on Ionian-4
‘(torn‘ who by voII-nquIl tote hu1 II 1111111111.
that tltoy me to ho tIuIItI-d And
now Senators McNoII, IrquI-I and mid.
dock have joinod them no 111111 ilIIII ond
I‘ the chute again shown that It iii truo
III! htoul to the I'nuso oi” Iirogrounivo log-
elation. AIIIIIII wo congt'ntulnio II‘IIIr-
,Couniy on having ouch InIIInIIIIrII
in the 111mm l10d1:.'l‘imt aolhi IIhuinu-x
has done more to rehabilitate the Sum
owitlt the people than any other
Mr intiuenoe. The splendid record
two years 11110 In mniuiuinod tiny.
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child; Inherent; in the ovarian of 19011
til 9 mm ono toto lurking wBrItlgo
Ill-t Post. 4 , 4 .
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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uhrinking habit or the violet has
‘ been held up 111 11 virtue. but it
not remained in the 11qu of the
null .I-«Morlden Journal I.
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MIMI-111111 has turned up early
11111111111111 on tho Celtic
come Inuit-111111111 oi IchcsilwiIus Them?
mo iInII‘t-I, \\',ll(‘ll after thI\ burn hook I "31,“.
(“ll III'I'IIIII'. tho uldcwuik. tltut thI mod 4 and Now York “.0”, “43¢ in ““4 “mu“;
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IIII ihn IIIIIIIIIII hood III Lorontulito Ell-i
Tho Ieuigunllon i'lt‘ .IIIIIII 'I‘IIIII as;
president of the IIIIt'IIIIIIm l‘qtlllllllliit‘l' l
which was III'IIIIoIIIIIII III 11 III'I-Iioun
haunting. was IIIII-IItI-Il lu'. IIIIIII'I' (‘.
Shor‘cl 11113 I-II-III-II All his Sill'i‘t‘fiflill‘.
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IIII' hut-durum IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII in (“homo
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TO CARE FOR hEPgfi.
Board of Health Will Erect House on'
Hartford Outskirts.
1llAR'I‘l'YIRI), .Iunoil mAt III meeting
of thI locnl hourd of III-IIIIII lIoIII Wod-
nosduy night the cone of tho leprosy
pullout. 11 man 00 411-11111 old, who is in
III-Ilusiou III a local hospital. was tliK'4
(111111161! and n (IonIIII‘IttIII- IIIIpolnIIIII who;
.will have It honor. IIIIIIIIIIII on tho IIIIl- ‘
skirts of thI (‘I'LV' 11 hole the man will
IIII t'Iken und I'nrml for I141'n iI'IIiued
1.111 III'II from liIuIIInIhIIIIIIIIs
or 1111110 refusing i0 III'I'IIIII tIII- IIIIIII‘IIItl
III ”III II IIII‘NI' I'IIIIIIII' ‘in that Hililt‘1illi
\IIw lurk 1111111111 IlIut 11:1 Ihcy did not:
rounhlul iI‘IIIOS\ I'zIIIIiII' ions in thin I'IIII
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4MEM0RIAL DAY EXERCISES FOR:
DEAD ENGINEERS.
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Ii (' .WhiinoI 11nd «1111 uIiIc unicorn.
ol‘ II(lIII Non iiquII ruilrond will od-
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luIIIIIIIIII, in mid Folluun‘ “all, Now IIII
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'I'IIoI'II bro 9:: IlI-nd ouginecra whoco
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'1th IIIIIIIIIII mooring. “lIlIlwnrd (‘-i1niiot'-
it ion the only liIinIz IIIIIIIIIIIII' of tho i“
Itinion who III 11 I'lturtcr member. will
intlIIIId tho IIIIIIIIIIIIII and the IIroItrnIu
iol‘ cxolciaon coniuinu II _I'Iictuio or thin
lrotornn Iot'IIIIIoliIo -,1iI'lvoI' who ul‘iIIr
IIIII'IIIIIMIIII mud uIIwIIIIlII oi 60 youth
us ounincor nud tlIIIzilli‘ doquItI'hI-r nt
Ithn Now lluvcn I'oundlIouuu. quI III
tlI'IIIl 11 low vouru 111111 on It pension.
Music will be Iuruimhod lIy ‘lIoIrIII'II 11‘
(“‘1‘ humor, tho Wooqur IquI'ioI nud
Minn Sumtn RIIIIIII. 11 ooloiot item the
Now Yotk IIIIIIIoIlrquII. it ll Ougood.
chlot engineer oi? tho New Illuvou Ili~
vision. will poolside and tho comtniiutoo
in chili-go of tho exercises consists of
r. n 1111111. (I. n, (3111119 111111 c. w.
Scranton
General Manager 8 Higginu General
Superintendent Ilouiumln S. Pollock,
Blhlll‘l‘illlmldclll O. N. Woodward of tho I
Shore Line division, Metdiurilcul SIIIIorI
Intention't George Wildin, (louurul M41111-
ter Mechanic H. E. (Matt and (Mineral
Rand Foreman II. MC‘CMKI urn 11111le
the railroad olih lulu who will he proa-
éllt. «.1-
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NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT. .
WASHINGTON June 94 @Thu comb-
trailer of the currency today Issued 11
call for a nintonient oi the couditi'_
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JUNE, the month of roses, greets you, With
a Host of Values
Not alone are we offering Bargains Extraordinary in Wash Dress Goods, but Bar-
gains Extraordinary all over the store. Every department is representé'dmthe ~
whole store is up and doing Note the Savings anomen 's&Misses
Suits, Coats,
WAISTS
ANOTHER BIG LOT—JUST
ARRIVED
Almost by the carload. Thousands of
Dainty Waists to be sacrificed 104
morrow.
OUR FAMOUS 59c WAISTS—Jl‘he
Waists that made so many friends
Plenty of them In all sizes for to-
morrow' 3 selling. 590
Well worth $1.00, at .......
Regular $1. so WAISTSmA wonderful
vatiety of Lawn and Lingerie mod-
els, handsomely trimmed
Tomorrow ............... . .87c
Regular $2.00 WAISTS~Ncw models.
about 150 in the lot. Dutch neck, ki~
mono sleeve: all sizes.
Tomorrow ............. $1 .49
Regular S3 WAISTswLot of Waters.
including the popular “Columbia"
and Standard modelb
Tolnorrow ............. $1.99 P‘inc lot of Drawers.
JUNE WONDER VALUES IN
Laces, Neckwear,
Gloves,Embroideries.
and Women’s
Hand Bags
Laces
5000 yards of Vale‘hcienncs Laces and
Insertions to match that are lowly
valued from 7 to 121:.
All tomorrow, YARD ........ SC
MOIRE "SILK AND SATIN
‘ Wrist Bags
Two new shapes. fitted with purse,
cord and tassel handles:
value $1.25. Tomorrow .....970
Women’s Dutch Collars
And hundreds of other styles: values
up to see. .240
Tomorrow
For Graduation or Commencement
Embroiderics
days. Dainty White Goods at a big
saving. For instance, 27 inch Swiss
Flouncing. 75c quality. 59
Tomorrow................. 0
3‘! Silk Gloves
Double finger tipped. extra quality, III-
button or elbow length. 67 4
Tomorrow................. C
(0006 dollar value)
I
Our June Sale
Muslin Underwear
Means simply this-:GREATER AND
BETTER VARIETIES AND
GREATER AND BIGGER VAL-
UES. "Come here tomorrow for
these plume. 4
Extra Corset Special
1011:: lot fine quality Batiste Cor— 4
sets, new "La Reine" models:
perfect fitting styles; regular
$1 .00 values.
Saturday . ..........
69c
Corset Covers
50 dozen dainty Nainnook and Cross-
bur Corset Covers, trimmed with
lace. embroidery and ribbon; about
30 styles to select from; all
1131111ch. 50c values. at .390
. ‘
Night Gowns
Di fine quality Muslin. low neck eIfiI‘
broidery trimmed; excellent
751: value. Tomorrow .. “.490
Petticoats
A beautiful assortment of models,
made with deep embroidered flounce;
$1.50 value
Tomorrow ' ................. 790
Women’s Drawers
trimmed with
Hamburg ruffle. prettiiy assorted
patterns regular 50c value.
Tommy, ................. 37c
Underwear and
Hosiery
LADIES’ COMBINATION SUITS.
high neck, short sleeves. knee length
or low neck, short sleeves. knee
length: regularly 50c. 39c
”we 'm‘
Tomorrow ..... .
CHILDREN'S SHIRTS. all
sizes. Special . ........ ”100
L ADIES’ Tan and Black Embroidered
and Lace HOSE: regular 39
501: quality. Tomorrow c
LADIES' Black Silk HOSE.
“Onyx." Special tomorrow. .
5,000 4 Yards of
O
Ribbon
ALL WHITE. FEATURED IN‘
This JUNE 4 SALE
Our 651: Special WHITE RIBBON,
good quality, 5% inches wide; a1-
woya sold at 651: yd. 24c
Tomorrow,YARD
ALL SILK TAFEETA RIBBON. 4
inches wide. Special 1 l '
tomorrow,YARD.......... C
ALL SILK FANCY MOIRE AND
SATIN RIBBON. 6 inches 27
wide. Tomorrow, '1ch. . .. C
' ever featured in our Women's Depart—
ilave You Seen it?
ONE OF THE GREATEST WON-
DERS OF THE AGE
A Guaranteed Safety
Razor for 25c
Seems like the impossible—and when
you see it. you‘ll surely say. “Won-
derful. '" To give you a brief descrip-
tion is all we can do. In appearance
it' s exactly like the $5 Safetys. Each
outfit has three blades and each
blade is guaranteed. and if one does-
n't want to bother strapping. extra
blades can be bought for so each. If
one throws away the blade after each
shove the cost of snavipg is? only 51:.
Come and see it tomorrow. We have
500. but they can‘t last long.
THE GREATEST VALUES IN
HIGH-GRADE
Tailor-made Suits.
meat. Regular $18.50 and $22.50
values. The entire assortment will
be sacrificed tomorrow ,
atone price ............... 10
The newest models' In high- grade Wor.
sleds and Surges. All sizes.
Summer Suits
For Women and Misses
Just twenty-live Suits in this lot in
white, natural and colored Linens.
combination trimmings: regular
12.9.1311”: 4 ........ $2.49
Stylish Coats
We are offering a wonderful lot of
Coats in light and dark mixtures. ai-
so Serges; new full length models;
regular $16. so values
Tomorrow . . . . ......... $8.49
Full length Linen Coats. natural shade.
semid‘nted back, flat auto collar. wide
side pockets; all sizes.
$4.98
Tomorrow Special ..... .
Millinery
A new lot of Women's and Misses‘ Un-
trimmed Hats at sensationaliy low
prices for Saturday selling.
SPECIAM3100 & S4. 00 MILANS
CHIP UNTRIMMED HATS. 1
Tomorrow . . .
Regular $5 and $6 TRIMMED HATS,
5 in the lot. all new shaped and
desirable styles. $2 98
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..IIIIIIII-v
Tomorrow
$1 and $1.50 Smart HANDED SAIL-
mullilil...“......... .690
Women’s ‘iiose
Supporters
Genuine Velvet Grip Hose Supporters-
with moulded rubber button clasp.
made of extra heavy suspender web-
bing; regularly 25:.
Tomorrow, PAIR ..........l C
Millinery, Whists, Etc.
Women's and Misses’
Summer Dresser
Tomorrow we offer for sale a noted
manufacturer‘s sam le line of
WHITE DRESSE . elaborately
trimmed with lace and embroidery;
Dresses that would sell regularly
'artoiigl‘sfow ..... . ....... $ 3.98
A remarkable lot of one-piece LAWN
DRESSES, low neck, kimono
sleeves. neatly trimmed
Special tomorrow ..... . 3 l . 19
More 1111111111“ hundred HOUSE
DRESSES. in a choice assortment of
one and two-piece models: Lawns,
Percales etc.; always selling
for $1. 50. Tomorrow .' ....... 98C
, $10,000 Worth of
Wash Dress Goods‘
at 600 on the Dollar
The greatest offering of Hi hIClass
Dress Goods seen in years. he rea-
son is plain—no need of long-drawn-
out sentences. A cold, backward
Spring is the cause, and the only
' cause. The goods are all new styles
—none better made. It is simply a
case where the makers let go at a
tremendous saCrifice. ' Here’s the
story In part: When our doors open
tomorrow morning, values will greet
you that have never before been even
approached It' s a wonderful oppor-
tunity to buy first—class merchandise.
to use the saying. at the price “of a
song. '
3000 yds. of SATIN STRIPED SUIT-
INGS, 27 inches wide; goods that
were made to sell at 251:.
Saturday ................... 1 10
21:00 yards of line CROSS- BARRED
DIMITIES In handsome designs;
regularly 17c yard. 121/20
Saturday . ..............
Fine BATISTE a wonderful variety of
colors' regular price 35c yd:
Saturday ..... . ...... .250
IMPORTED ENGLISH POPLINS
best made, all colors; worth
391: yd Saturday ..21c
SCOTCH GINOHAMS, plain colors
and rich handsome plaids and
stripes; regularly 251: and
351: yd. Saturday ”.210
1500 yards of PRINTED BATISTES.
all new : regularly III/go yd. 7/
Saturday....... BC
1000 ydo. oi WHITE MERCERIZED
WAISTINGS. regularly 19c.
Saturday . . .
111.
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SPECIAL JDNE SALE OF
Draperies
COUCH COVERS in Bngdud stripes,
' full so inches wide. 3 yards long; .
worth $1.511. $1 19
Tomorrow . . . . .
Lot of MUSLIM CURTAINS made of
very fine Swiss, full at 1-: yards long;
worth $1 00. 67c
Tomorrow
AXMINSTER HUGS in Oriental el-
$311133??? '.‘f".°.”.‘i‘.li$2. 97
....llc .4
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