load ‘ embroidered lingerie . White maisonette a: shepherd
are very popular. ~ wraps tor‘vvear over colored humorist”
. ---—‘- trocks is exceedingly, Smart endgb‘o'th
fillet “"150 are “19 most “511' softens ungainly lines in the figure and
his lanes of the moment.
‘ intend to curve sharply away
he front in cutaway lines.
heightens the charm of pleasing ones
«such a. wrap has good reason to be
popular.
{Pack a bottle of “Loontino” in your
suitcase when going, aWay. it is one
of the best agents 1 have ever known
for removing spots and stains from
clothing. V
80 e blouses show a generous use
Viiendennes or point do Venise.
Every summer frock of sheer nia-
nl- must have its scarf to match.
Children’s socks with openwork are
decided smarter than the plain ones.
iCherries with their green leaves and
shining surface can be artistically urt-
ranged to form a very effective center-
piece for the table.
a...—
The vflchu drapery is more and
more used on afternoon and evening
finesse.-
A little Chamois pad used for pat<
ting the face is a singularly simple
and, if regularly used, effectual aid in
relieving the strained. drawn lines in
one's lace.
Chantilly i... is used in wide bands
onwafternoon dresses oi foulard.
.Giass porcelain, or bone buttons may
“V'bebought to match almost any
eolo‘ " r.
A perfectly square, shield-like effect
is given the front of some smart
blouses by the wide rover turned back
on one side, matched on the other by
a square of finely tucked lawn.
. lack and white striped linen suits
Mllbe the favorite tailored model for
morning. "
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, Blouses of white muslin usually
show a "pleated irill, wide or narrow,
but always a trill.
Both the severe tailored shirt, with
stiff cuffs and collar, and the essential-
ly feminine low-necked. short-sleeved
lingerie blouse is in vogue this season.
so that either type of girl may be mod-
lshly dressed for every duymand them
are some. though not many, girls who
look equally well in either and so can
vary their appearance from day to
day.
~' . The new cobwebby crepes are lovely
{or evening wear, and come in every
delicate shade.
Tiny buttons of colored enamel
metal. jet or steel are much used on
1 blouses.
biucltsatin or velvet are used for trim
thing some iizhtmuslin ti‘oclifi; such n
combination in especially vitally on
plain yellow or yellow flowered mue-
line.
tlon short style. are immensely favor-
efl‘thisveumlnerwstrietly tailored in
“style. but of fine lingerie stuffs.
etc. that both col‘l‘ect and blow away
on the porch. has hen found to be a
useful part of the equipment of the
summer furnishings.
ol‘ denim or matting, furnished with
pocket of several sites and attached
to the side wall.
and attractive garment.
with a. front and back panel which
hides the division. and being fashioned
of light weight mohair or silk. is not
heavy to wear.
everyday wear. and not too many.
the. latter ruse. they only yellow or
get out or style before they are worn
out.
Straight bands of lace bound with.
Blouses of exquisitely tine linen, line-
‘Y tucked. and made up in the regula-
—-—-—-n
A pocket for the magazines, papers.
it may be made
M
The harem bathing eitirt iii a modest
it is arranged
a
Have Just enough white waists for
in
muss in the drawer with disuse. and
an”...
Jabois of fine linen. trimmed With
bnby lrlsh antique or Vslenciennee
la'ce are modlsh and add a decided
touch of elegance to the plain, blouse
or waist.
FORD COUNCIL GETS TO-
; GETHER.
, [Severely Scores lnetitu-i Row Between Mayor and Engineer
Discussed lnformnily,
Before Class of Graduates. é
.' N. Y.. June Iii—The how. , :-
_, plum aoyiums as disclosedt STAMFORD June “FA 80" of
“km!“ of Mrs Edith Mel.,“dr.ited-toxetlier-for-uirieudly chat |
A”! 'viho we? MUM“ in this city m.gmeetiug of the Common Council was
".the'niurderol here child bv giving him" held at the Mayor's otiice last eveninu)
‘ohrboiic acid was severely ”mum! all the Councilmen being present with
.Iut night by. Supreme Court Justice:the exgeption of Councilman Edward»
\W. 0. Howard, in an address before q 0‘ Jansen.
i
I
: osPiTABLE ORPHAN ASY-
. LUMS.
QTAM
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; wool tariu within paraphrase entitled.
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REILLY, lN VERSE. SAYS NOTH-
ING'B WORSE THAN TARIFF"!
SCHEDULE.
WASHINGTON. June 15.~Conxreslv
iuuu Reilly. of Connecticut. who in ser-
ving his first sentence. has repute u I
baseball authority. local politics and
things generally. but recently in the;
house he attempted to debate on the
“salesmen. slurs 'rhi‘i 3’1"" sorrel
seutativo Reilly may have protested in
She graduation class of nurses at thei
Of course the chief topic of disco-g entire but he seemingly urged u "out."
alon was the pyrotechnics of einannt- which was not the intent of the writer
.Troy Hospital.
.liig from the ofllces of the Mayor and whose lines were so timely used. Con-
”Tlie inhospltslity of orphun usy-. ‘ ‘ ‘ .
vmm u disclosed to me in a recent 1. the City huginoer yesterday. (.ity En-
“murder trial at which ‘ presided," said gineer Harold A. Parsons was present.
Justice Howard, "presents a condition : and agreed to furnish help for all we
‘ lal work in his department until the
In re that i am amazed that ittc
lung: exist lh‘inniicevominittee. the Corporation
A woman was on trlali ‘ .
m “um; her child. She had b”minimised and the Mayor. who were on
somewhat we ’> but was a frail ipointeti a committee to investigate
doebierninded consumptive ' bills with power to not. should rendei
creaturei
a.” was a limitless, checriese. mm“! : n report on the matter. The city agrees
W0. “ widow before ”he was 23. Her. to pay for the extra Work now bolus
Child after going from pillar to pool, done
‘ ”I lnnlly thrown back for “Won up. : ’i be subject of ordinances regulating
; .tlber bands. She worked .8 adorned-it)“: office of the city engineer was
" flu and earned little money. it was . brought “1" and seemed to be ”1" M"
. oh the dead of ‘the winter when the “‘5' to “”1"” “‘9 “WWI“. M WM Dre'
6“. mm shortest and when the dlcled yesterday. This phase of the
M“ were bleak and cold that “Misiibjeci was also referred to the some
out: her baby by the hand and led him ~ °° ,
n m Gilli!!! ”mm“ but the doors Ways and means of puritans dlupoo
were closed against her “a lilo was ill were also spoken of. Garbage, po-
mm to seek shelter elsewhere. She I "If" sewage “d other “m“ mutter
rent to a neighboring city and there."" new“ “MIL" handled “’ "‘9 We”
Milli. out another orpbun asylum. But i out time. and so it is understood that
. MD the doors were closed nnllnst. the United States is soon to prohibit
1 “rend out into the night and the the pumping of sewage into the Sound,
insane and the cold this widow with i "“3 "mil" "mm” s rm serious so
his waif turned her course, in distrae i pecl. 1‘ committee (if three VIM Ip-
flb.md despair. That night ilIlB ltil
._ 1 pointed by the Mayor to investigate
a ” baby and left his little face up | the whole matter and ascertain the
to the biting blasts of winter:
3 methods of other cities in dealing with
while iii now. herself. a convict for
the problem. Councilmen Walter (l.
M ' lied there been warmth and char.
“a hospitality and ”m cheer and 1 Schsvoir were appointed to be on the
little words and encouragement {mtcommlltee
. y‘ W forlorn minnows at either any»!
mmitieet.
in the Abnormal adv. you will dad in-
. the “MM” Y‘s“? Would "M I throttling reading about u comfortable
3.“ ””3 ”"3“” l mu (their.
diminution declared that not even a.
bler'r’ than would have l‘fifillll’ld uhelg A“ “931mm,; 0,. WALMN A?!
” till such it outbound added: PREGMTNON.
is cold. hard. businesslike char. ‘
. I 1 . HARTMD. , June lilewdlorornor
. z . . ' in
flick. in its (loritworltlilto aisle liaid n has delved th unit the
ddfiflii’iiil.ifiiilfmddii«Wm .. m I» who...“ ..
1 Mondihnt speedily" idlploma from the ministry of inter»
' 1 ' notional nifnlre to Home. accompem
_ . ‘63in lg wogmgg. led by a silver medal and a. green
” gym”, 2nd. is considerably and white ribbon in testimony of
9‘. mg friends “I,“ over the the syiiiphthy expressed by (inherit.
7 "Which may mpg... m... fiflcldéhtim" eltirena and assistance given in
marine in new haven. eumsiilm ‘0 ”mm“ by the earthquake
‘ ”told him that detectlres have“ Wish?“ and Holly. 'l‘lic medal
fiflmnlk 1.“,an gm. him and hears it likeness of Victor Emmanuel
'Wfi“ toiteep out 0: night. lie ill. on one side and on inscription on
Microphone selling his autumn. the Other»
.. in other property that if our
" ’ " ”come mas stinchmenteau
livery stranger that Mr.
"tr yesterday and this more
Wruoen‘sueplsious of and kept
him from as was possible.
[use mile for summer at
‘ it‘s. lee particulars
WANT suntan dirty REDUCED.
WASHINGTON. June low—Petitions
demanding a reduction or the duty on
row and refined roger have been pre-
sented to the House by Representative
Gardner (Massachusetts), nitrite
(South Dakota). James (Kentucky),
and Madison (lioness). the petition
.AllItlD. William D. Hart and nruold,
sresaniih Reilly's effort is;
Sinioninou, spore my schedule.
Touch not a single line;
For years it has protected me. '
Looked after me and mine.
"l‘was dour Serena‘s hand
That made it our own way;
so let it. statesmen. stand:
My own door schedule "."K
That old high tariff bunk.
its wide protecting winks,
Cover wool and shoddy
And tariff-armored things.
Statesman. forboar thy axe.
' Cut not its truatlbound ties;
0h. spare my woolen in.
(Now towering to the allies.
When but an infant Trust
1 sought its mighty lid.
And. tell it if i must.
i sure was amply paid.
Specific is tbeduiv
And ad valorem. too.
Combined they aim the booty
That enriched the favored few.
My purse strings 'roiind thee cling
A: twining vines in May.
in which the trust birds eiu,
My loved one. Behodule “K."
illd Schedule. God oi Wool.
From new 'tiil Judgment Day.
i‘ll love no one but thee.
My beeethmrt, schedule "it."
Mme-‘ywmewm
enormous monotone.
Chicago Bank Incomes the Largest in
United States.
CHICAGO. Juno lli.~««'i‘hn Continen-
tal and Commercial Notional hank
became the largest bank in the llnlted
fillies yesterday as to resources. by
taking over the Hibernian bunk. Offl-
clhl announcement of the acquisition
was made by President George id.
Reynolds. ‘
The total assets of the hanlt are
$285.0(lil,0llil. The total deposits of
the consolidated bank reach 32%..
270.200. Since 1907 the Continental
Notional and the Commercial hie-
ilonsl which merged inst winter have
taken over the international. the
Globe National, the National of North
America and the American Trust and
Savings hank.
_ , H. "I",
the cur. were from elitism of their districts.
e,
w. A. HANFORD
42 NORTH MAIN STREET,
WW.WMW
Wash Goods
‘ SALE
Never were Tub Dresses more popular than now. .Ncuer
were such handsome goods to be had for Tub Dresses. Never
such large variety of fabrics suitable for Tub Dresses.
Pl‘Iflwd Foulards, lZ‘éc
Value 19c. Having made a fortunate purchase of these popu-
lar goods at a cut price. we ofier them to. our customers at this
Bargain Price.
‘ “ flinch Suitings, 250
Value 35c. In White and most desirable colors. Last season
these same ~ io‘da' om sold at 35c.
Prime" ‘awns. Sc. 10c. 12‘/2c
Short in... Nash Goods at greatly reduced prints.
Silk Foulards, 64c
Rainprooi—water will not spot.
We Give S. 6. H. Trading Stamps ~
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington St..So.Norwaik
1» Telephone «6
CONNKGTICUT PATENTB.
The following were issued .luuo ill.
tell. List furnished from office of
A. ll. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. Conn:
E. i’. llullnrd.
changeable driving
machine tools.
alnnley ii. Bollard. l‘lridnsport, coun-
terbalancinit device ior machine ioohi.
Henry F. Mouler, Bridueport, ream»
er.
Alexander linubscber. Bridgeport.
folding and cording attachment for
sewing machines.
Frank 8. Woodhull. ilrldxetport. tob-
elon mechanism for sewing machines.
Frank ll. Kennedy. New Haven.
pull strap.
Edward L. Pemberton. New Haven,
anon: swim;
“um—.—
accrue Dliworth's Innis laid to be
Victim of n Her-strum Student.
One of the students at the “entrees
school is being severely criticised lo
Nor-walk for hevln; broken the hind
leg of George liliwurtb'a cute little bull
dox. think. The accident mentioned
in one that could have been avoided
had the young man been more tboimhtw
ful. and was the result of telling ad
vantage of a helpless puppy to eflect
amusement. He would throw the dog
into the air and watch him fall. but
this was repented once too often and
llunli landed with his is: twisted be-
neath him. chilling it to break in two
pieces.
Veterinarian (lint-tend we called
and be he: dressed bile intuit-d mom: tooth for excavating buckets.
im- a. van a... humble. but the poor! William J. Smith. New Haven. routine
little animal sullen great pain. and or. '
it will be some time helm the bonel Emile limit Hartford. motor cycle
uain ltuit properly, attachment.
All ere pronounced in their dunno"
elation of this young men’s actions. mansion and addressins machine.
and furthermore because instead of Will“ A. Holden, Animus, buckle
being manly about the aflair, he left for "Wind.
hurriedly and let another student re? Albert '1‘. Booth. Waterbury, swivel
turn the dog to the phenol: home. coumtion 01' counties.
WW-M- Issue E. liotehkliis. Kenslluttmt. and
9£NALTY FOR OPIUM MINDS. t). Monet-g. New Britain. lint iron.
HARTFORD. .‘luno low-Tho utilise Edwin til. i‘iper, iirietol. shears.
passed in concurrence yesterday uni
amendment to on not which provides mechanism for door checks.
the penalty of not more than 3200. or ' .. Sidney iii. Horton. Windsor Locks.
imprisonment of not more than six chunk.
months, or both, upon ‘any person who i; e Tredehierke.
keeps or“ maintain: an opium lolht‘or “ii’i‘he Warner Brothers 00.. Bridge-
dsn. or who resides in or frequents or port. corsets: Mattatueit Manufactur-
maintains an option joint or den. or in; (30., Waterbury. certain hardware;
who resides in or frequent! so? such Luann Boiuowm. New Britain.
house. or who sells‘opiiun‘or has itln newspaper. ‘
.lr.. llridgeport.
connection for
his "evacuation for the purpose of eeli- , ~
Sentinel want ads. bring results.
r
an]? E.
ill. limb Company. 5,
Established {1857.
BLACK COTTONS FOR SUMMER GOWNS.
Fine Materials for women‘who’ are Wearing ‘ mourning.
and Fancy Weaves in variety.
LAWN S BATISTES
EGYPTIAN 1" SUTTEE
VOILE MARQUISETTE
ARGENTINE SOISETTE
POPLIN HIMALAYA
.1 IN FANCY BLACKL A LARGE LINE OF
STRIPES. CHECKS AND DOTS, WHICH RANGE
IN PRICE FROM 12%c to 25¢. ,
, LACE STRIPES. NOVEL AND VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE, at 25c.
, PLAID DIMITY. A VERY DAINTY
AGREEABLE MATERIAL. at 25c. .
FRENCH MARQUISETTES, A BEAUTIFUL
WEAVE, at 39c. “ ..
BLACK EMBROIDERED BATISTE. at 50c.
SATIN STRIPE MARQUISETTE, at 50c.
FRENCH SWISS, A COIN SPOT DESIGN. at 75c.
AND
BORDERED VOILE.
A BLACK VOILE WITH AN EFFECTIVE . OP-
ENWORK BORDER. WHICH WILL MAKE INTO A
DISTINCTIVE BLACK GOWN, THIN AND GOML"
FORTABLE FOR WARM WEATHER. BUT IN NO
WISE WITH THE APPEARANCE OF COTTON.
44 INCHES WIDE. 75c SPECIAL.
Wash Goods,Scction, lower floor.
DAINTY LACE—TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEFS
For Graduation Gifts.
IN A LARGE VARIETY OF DESIGNS. OF EX-
QUISITE FINENESS AND MODERATELY PRICED.
25. 50. 75c. $1.00. $1.25 and $1.50.
WITH EDGES 0F POINT VENISE, EXTREME-
LY PRETTY,
50c to $3.50.
LACE CURTAINS. A CLEARANCE 01" NOT-
TINGHAMS.RUFFLED MUSLINS. FLAT EDGED
MUSLINSAND FIGURED MADRAS. AT FROM 50c
TO $1.00 REDUCTION ON EACH PAIR.
Upholstery Store. third floor.
Elite i3. iii. ‘i'lirah disrupting.
House Dresses
The new stock of House Suite is winning all sorts
of compliments. and there is no reason why a house-
keeper cannot hnve summer grace. comfort and
style. when such pretty Dresses can be had for so
little cost. Many of these Dresses are in the one-
piece style. with square Dutch neck and three-quar-
ter length sleeve. The materials are good quality
Percale or lawn; in neat stripes or figures; also
block and white check. At the regular price~$L25
-—---they are remarkable value, but this week's special
sale price is m-Jou than you‘d puy‘for the making. .
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
Waiter ill. Crone. Hartford. folding, .
WM... um...
No Matter What Doctor
y Go To
or whnt fee you pull. you cannot get
'. hotter rcrricn than we give you.
We employ experienced mutilate»?
)grnduato physicians-40 examine
. eyes and gum‘untee satisfaction.
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION
.J i . .-
TH AMER 87 ATLANTIC sonans
Dentists and Opiiclnns 0...... NEWS. int...
“a... "w.~.-.,.).n- .. ... .......wm,...m ... ... um... t Mm-..“ . .. Mom... m... MW...“
Uhirles B. Bishop, atomford. valve 1: 1 i
in; or smoking.
Advertise-yang
3.,
wants in The ,Bentlnel. I
Norwalk Chronicler