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ls nun liill Billlif
anon-newaaluenuurauumr .. RR R R. _ . _R ;_ R R R. R .
tors With Samuel the y = ‘ R a - *R R y f ‘ RR \ y . y H R‘ I, ‘ ‘ ‘
Statements Made
cs Golden, Editor and
‘ Prop ”ctor
RRIDAY, JUNE 16. 1911
ATURE ALMANAC FOR .
TOMORROW
’1 5 4393 sets 7 :37: That the reiireseiitativcs ol‘ Non-rain
tide 3:12” a' m’; 2‘45 p' m' who appeared before the Joint session
" or the Judiciary and 'llniinoc commie
icon at l—lartt'ordion Wednesday favor. R
ing the bill for the new Washington
street bridge did not meet with such .
success as they would care to have it
thought, is the opinion ol’ Attorney .1.
Beltlcu l-lurlbplt, of Norwalk, who was
also present. Attorney Hurlbutt ap-
peared before the committee. repre-
senting clients wholnro opposed to the
hill as it now islands. and he said
yesterday in an interview with a Son-
tiuel reporter that the committees did ‘
.MRBODS cordially lnvited.’1‘haddeus not appear as layornhle as was stated
Guyci. 171.1) Robert M Wilcox, at the meeting on Wednesday evening
Sec. ' .. ol‘ the citizens or the town/
ROBERT M- WlLCOX. 3“” Attorney llurlbutt saysitho lillh’was _
presented, having been changed in a
number of respects, and said roster-RV
tiny: "I know they won't get this bill,
already offered, as it stands.” There is
one part of the bill, referring to the
taking of the land. which is not like-
ly to pass the committees for a 'favor- «
able report, for they rooentlyturned ‘
down exactly such a proposition by an .
almost unanimous vote. The bill
provides that the committee shall he
the sole agentsot the town to acquire
property and to sell the same by lssu~
lng improvement bonds. and dcmslt
the money in court notwithstanding
all appeals and before such appeals
are decided, acordlug to Mr. Hurlbutl,
,1 June, with all its freshness, the blooming roses “when Nature’ s smiles are seem-
ingly the brightest-malso the time when fair. Woman is adOrned in the daintiest and
prettiest that “Dame Fashion” can giVe. The Boston Store is prepared to supply
all the-Se requirements. Sale Extraordinary Tomorrow.
Double-header Bargain EVent
Magic 1 ‘ RV C
Figure Sale
A GREAT DAY FOR EVERYBODY~SOMETHING TO SUIT EVERYBODY’S PURSE.
Bovs’ Waists
Boys’ Blouse Wallets, sizes 4 to 14
years, light anddark colors; regular
£32°1§§fe.i‘.‘f‘.°...... .190
“Boys’ Linen‘Collars
19c
MASQNIG oihsc'ronv.
men Lodge, No. 103, F. and A. M.
Roots in Masonic Building, South
sin street. let and 3d Tuesday or
oh month—July and August ex-
optedm—at 8 oclock. All Master
Masons cordially invited Reed
cIi‘lynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
R, cc Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M-
,M‘éots in Masonic Building. South
Main street 2d and 1th Tuesdays of
roach month—July and August ex-
' opted-at 8 o '.cloch ‘All Royal Arch
Profit by thee: June Savings in“
Masha Underwear.
CORSET COVERS of fine Nziinsook
daintily trimmed with embroidery;
lace and ribbon; at big variety of
good styles; regularly 50c.
June Sale Price . .. . “390
UNDERSKIRTS—Womcns Short
White Underskirts. full cut. trimmed
with embroidered ruiilc; 75c
value June Sale Price H39C
DRAWERS well made, of good qual-
ity Muslin. trimmed with full cut
TorchOn Laces
3000 yards of All Linen Torchon Lace:
and Insertions to match, all widths;
values from 7 to me yd. June Sale
Price. while the lot lasts.
SIX YARDS for .........l9c
SOCIETY NOTICES
4——
‘MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR~
' ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
R‘Niceépresident, Charles J. Pidgeon
:‘ Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
Ladics’ Hosiery
Buy 2 pairs of Stockings tomorrow for
19c. Fine Black Lisle, all sizes; reg-
ular 19c quality. June Sale
Price TWO PAIRS for ..... 190
Children’s Socks
A great variety, sizes 4 to 81,5;
quality. June Sale
Pric: ..
4' Kimonos
Of dainty Lawns' in a large assortment
of figured and floral designs; 196
not: value. junc Sale Price, ..
9-.
Men’s Handkerchiefs
Regularly IO and 15c. June
Sale Price. THREE for. . .
Hair Nets
With elastic, regularly so each. June
25c
.. ..... 19c
Dress Shields
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
Rgz—z-Z-News Department
92-3-wBusiness Department
' 44-2—Branch Office, Norwaii:
‘90 --Editor‘s Residence
.g7eg-5—City Editor's Residence
. .Oi‘ the incuiubcutu of fat. public of i
' does. it has been said that low die and
none resign." but, like othcr alludes,
this one is not to be taken too literal-i
ly.— says the Stamford Advocate. idv-i
on intothut highly privileged body. the
‘ national Seuatc. death sometimcs cu-R
tors, though it must be admitted lhul‘
resignations are like auncls’ violin-1
“few and far between." When they .
happen. “there's a reason.“ For in ‘
"Stance, Aldrich resigned because he}
’ was really tired of the job. and capo.
ciolly because he had Just'yot through
a thrill cmlucu-tly satisfactory to his
‘prlvate intcrcstuf Halo withdrew lic-
cause, huvlug tasted the swcctn or
oillce so long. he could not law the:
prospccl ol‘ bring "iircd." which tic.
saw to be inevitable from the com-1
' plexlou of thc Maine legislature. llul
there is a non ihnuuc opening for l
him to calm thc nimoaplicrc of \‘l ash
ington onus molt.‘ ll pub for a fish.
The House (‘ommiitco on Ewcudltures
may send tot him to tluou what light
he can on the question whv. when he
was chairman of lhc poucil‘ul \ppio
‘ :pi‘intions (louuuitlcc in tho Scuatc.
the Canadian boundary cxpcuscs were;
increased by $5,000. and why this sum
"was tinned over to thc Scnlilor's sou inl
an exceedingly inlor mal munuci.
.— . W-Mm-‘l
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Mr. Bryan condemns the race for
pleasure and the dollar, and rot it is
not Now long ago that ho was lcullL
mainly cuguucd in traveling in, helix
. directions—«JHiducporl Toll-cram.
a...“
"13in decision of the house today
Connecticut continues to ho prnctl ‘lll-
ly alone as a state in which its loultl.
Shinto hotels are denied the right to
nerve their clients with liquor on Sun-
Vtiol'wellurtlortl 'l‘lmou.
‘ we»
, The Columbus .l)lriplli(‘lt. independ-
out ltopubllcun. units: "it the gown»
merit is going to flat thc prices why
shouldn't the govoriunaut own tho
{plant and get the profits?" l‘mlly bl»
thcc under government ownership
there wouldn‘t be any piolitamlllx
choose.
. ,4»...
So much in venue are SitOli’Elhm’Oii
ll Karla. blouses that it in becomimr
Mutant impossible to get long sleeved
cries ‘in the shops. It in getting to be
idle adol'iouswquonilon with some
ow to avoid displaying a pair of nut
tractlvo clhowa.»~l-lartiord Content.
«on
we always troop in mind what a
puderrul country ours is in tin
Within: over the latitudes? The
heat haerst. which will not and in
drill Dakota until the latter part of
amber. in now beginning in Texas
ll be going on in some zone of
than during all the intervening
Mslb'lirldece Tribune.
: _ ' «an-.m- l 5.3:. ”‘3‘
“deport Republican leaders are
the glow for tour that Mayor
tun’c utand in the matter at
mour,
R passed."
tor
Seymour said that if the lirillgc is void ‘
cit on first thou the value of thc prop-Q
crly would lnorcuso. i
'thal llic committccs harc bccu
1lilo island to his b
’llickory llluil'. At first hc could not.
The conuuittcc is reported to have
said to John S. Seymour: "Mr. Scy-
thut provision could not. be
Mr. Scymour is than said to have
suggested a referendum. i
Aii0lll9} Huilbuli uc\t suxnostcdi
that a mic bc takcu scpaiuicly lot the
pm]; and for the lillilnl .
(‘hairumu Silica Judson said to ltii. k
Seymour that he would think (no lat ‘
proposition reasonable, but Mini
Ml illiintlil nus usauacd that the
idea was to \otc on both the lnldgog
and iliq park at tho same timc
Attorney. llurlbutt said llini lhcrei
was absolutcly .uo intimation as to;
what the counullicc will do regarding?
the provisions or the stale and that
trolley company. .
At the hearing: Mr. Seymour is said:
to haw stated that “We want this billi
or nothing.“ to which Mr.
l-luri butt rc-i
plied. ilB‘l‘mli‘OSDlllillH a uumbcr off
‘cllcuts, owners of properly niouu the;
bridge, “i do not want this or uolhlma:
'but a bill that will. if we munol not.
all that we wuut. nivc us a first-class:
bridge." .
it is said that John .1. llaulou, oil
ihc brldnc cuuimitlcc, in fully Siliiriiii‘iii
too
busty in their work.
i
enema GAVE our. 1
l
I
l
vGoorge F. Holloway Had An Exciting
Experience This Morning.
George 1“. llnloway. u mcnihcr of}:
the New York WW :liepartincnt. who}
upciuls his uummcrs nt Jillnutmoch lug:
land. had quite a hair-raining oxpcrfi
iciu-c this morning on his trip trumi
landing place at.
start the trusty cuuluo on his inducing
but allcr a uuiul leouuouu limo. he;
llnully made it "snooze" a couple of?
tiiuca. and then he started on his pvt“!
ilouu Journey to the mainland. thui1
ho was oppoutiu 'l‘arcru lulaud a;
apt-hut on the canine broke, and (Yup-i
lulu Holloway was drifting nrouud‘
holplcucli on the deep blue one it wdtl‘
\ciy exciting for a low miuulcn. tutti
he llnaily repaired the spring with at
place of tartar; he happened to have!
about his porwn. and continued hiI
journey ailcr unlauglllm the anchor
rope from the propeller wheel. Whoai
he set foot on land he was a luippv
man. and extreme to recover during;
the day from his unusual exertions.
DEZGO-«KOVACH.
Joseph Demo. or Itrlduoport. and
Miss Angel Koracli. ot Stamford. were
quietly married at the Hungarian Re R
formed (flulrch by Rev. Gabriel Dallas.
The oemmony took place yesterday
morning at 11 o‘clock and immediately
after the parties took a train for
Bridgeport. where the groom conducts
a grocery and meat market. The will
notices were Charles Highway, olSottth
Norwnlk, and Louis Dozso. of Derby.
HSTEL ARRIVALS.
,Mnhackmouli. 0., Chapman,
yoke; i. D. Clark. W. S. lrotut. James
I". Hadlgfih, New Haven; a. n. Ivy. no
sex, N. (1.; L. Mints. Newark; (3. W. ‘
Wilson. I). A. black, tlartiord: 3. W.
atopre. G. F. Grady. l3. tire-sustain.
Bridgeport: Georgew. Walker. n. W. ‘
V Samoan. 1*.
. Holmes. s. Berry.
llol~ .
rult‘le of embroidery in a variety of
pretty designs. all sizes; formerly
sold at sec. 390
June Sale Price ...........
NIGHT (BROWNS—~35 dozen Gowns of
good quality soft finish Cambric. em-
broidery trimmed; considered excel-
lent 75c value. 390
June Sale Price
Buying Staples
here tomorrow is like buying
Gold Dollars for 60c
BEST AMERICAN PRINTS? regu-
larly 6c and 7c yd. junc Sale
Price, FOUR YARDS for. . . 190
BEST APRON GINGHAMS. worth
9c yd. June Sale Prior.
3th YARDS for .. .196
And so on all along the line.
Remnants of SCOTCH DRESS GING-
HAMS, good lengths: formerly sold
at 25c. June Sale
Price. TWO YARDS for. . . 190
- ’
Children s Dresses
A wonderful lot of Gingham and
Chambray Dresses. Think of it you
can buy Girls DrCSscs here tomor»
row at sow—much less than the ac-
tual cost of materials alone: sizes 4
to 14 years: age values.
June Salt: Price ............. 390
Misscs' Wrist Bags
Seal Wrist Bugs. strap back. colors,
tan. brown and black; sec 390
........
Plain White Hematitchcd Handker-
chiefs: good value at So each. June
5 it: P‘ ,
six in??? ..... . ........... 19C
Veiling
All the new meshes. plain and fancy
reflects: 25c quality. lune 190
Sale: Price. YARD
Toilet Article
Combination
y,“ «$53 car's Unsccnteti Soup. .3 box
diii'ie Powder; valtlc 25c.
Foulard; Silks
The most popular of all Silks this sea—
son We haven most pleasing coi—
lcction of thins: 50c fabrics for tomor-
row '3 selling. All the desirable coio
ors Land patterns. June 39
.. C
Sale Price. YARD ......
june Sale Price ............ 19c I
81 P .
sir? r3“? ................. 9c
Clark’s 0. N. T. Cotton
Regularly 5c spool. June Sale
Price. SIX for .............. 196
Taffeta Ribbons
Hundreds of yards of Taffeta Ribbon,
4!, 1—; inches wide, heavy quality. all
colors; for sash and hair bows;
worth 29c yard. junc Sale
Price, TWO YARDS for” “39(:
..
Neckwear
Lot of Women' 3 regular 25c Neckwcar.
June Sale Price. . .390
THREE COLLARS for .
Hat Pins
Regular 50c and 75c Rhinestone Hat
Pins. n S to
Price Juana .............. 19C
Lightweight Dress Shields; regularly
xoc pair. June Sale Price,
THREE PAIRS for .. ...... 19C
Men’s Silk Hose
Black and colors; regular 50c quality.
June Sale Price.
PAIR 96
Men’s Underwear
Porous knit Shirts and Drawers. all
sizes; regularly 50c. june
Sale Price ................ 39c
lafaats’ Wears
At a Great Saving
LONG WHITE SLIPS. trimmed with
line embroidery; 29c value.
junc'Sale Price ............. 19c
Fine Lawn and, Embroidered BON-
NETS. values in this lot worth up
to 5°C. June 190
Toilet Article
Combination
1 can Menncn’s Talcum Powder. 1 box
of Colgate‘s Tooth Powder. and I
cake oi Cuticura Soap; value
53c June Sale Price lhim390
Pearl Buttons
RcLularly 5c card. June Sale
Pric¢.s CARDS for
190
House Skirts
Lot of Percale and Calico House
Skirts. light and dark coloring, good
lull cut models; worth 75c.
June Sale Price W390
Women’s Gloves
a-clasp Lisle Suede Gloves. washable;
colors. black. tan. gray and white;
all sizes: 50c quality. 39
.. ...... C
Sale Price ....... . ..... .
C , i‘”
Children s Rompers
Sizes 3 to 6 years. made of serviceable
Chambray and Ginghams; regtlar-
hail". .i?‘.“.. .813}? ........... 39c
Ladies’ Handkerchiefs
A big assortment of Hematitchcd and
Ezmbroidcred Handkerchiefs; regular
3/;c values. June Sale W390
value. June Sale Price.
Greatest Sensation of the
Season
We offer our Entire Stock of
Tailor-made
Suits
Tomorrow for
$12. 98
Important clearing“ of our very choicest
garments; rcgu or $25 values. The
reasons most fashionable materials
and styles. Select from Tweedc.
Checks. very fine Soc or some with
striped silk collar on cults. All at
one price tomorrow-~$xc.98. 7
Just Fifty, no more, Real
$5.98 Skirts. tomorrow
$3.98
Each Skirt this season’s newest mod-
e1. Made of Panama and Mohair.
Some have panel buck and front. oth-
ers nude with side lento.
Cloth Coats $8.49
Full length modulo in a large variety
of styles and materials. plainly tail~
cred. others with little touches of
trimming. ciao sailor collar effects:
regular $16.50 values. Tomorrow.
$8.49.
ANOTHER GREAT PURCHASE
Summer Shirtwaists
At unuaual savings to you. The iota
came from our host makers. all clean.
trash models. and every also in the
entire assortment from which to
chance. Three bl: lots. annotating
oi Batiatos and Lawns, beautifully
trimmed with embroidery. loco, ill-j
cordon and medallions; high collar.
Dutch neck. kimono and regular
sleeve models.
LDT r, values to $1.25.
Tomorrow ................59C
LOT a, values to $1.75. 870
Tomorrow
LOT 3.'vniues to $4.50. $1 4
Tomame’uruu..ul ‘ ‘
June Sale Price .. ..
Stylish Long Coats
Linen Coats $5.98
A very line assortment. new semi~fit-
ting models. trimmed with pearl
buttons, natural color only.
Women’s and MisSes’
Dresses
Unusually attractive models in Black
and White Lawns. nicely made and
finished; all sizes.
Special tomorrow . . . . . $2.49
White Dresses, beautifully embroider-
cd models. lace trimmed. Dutch
Sill-‘12“: "I". Til”; . . $3.98
Speaking About Our
Kitchen . Furnishing
Sale
Yesterday was the biggest one day’s
Price. FOUR for
GOOD NEWS FROM OUR
Millincry Department
Exceptional Values for Saturday's
Selling
Special offering Women’ s and Misscs’
TRIMMED HATS original styles,
beautifully trimmed; all colors; $5
and $6 values. Tomorrow,
while the lot lasts $2.9 8
Immense sample lot UNTRIMM9ED
HATS, worth from $3 to $4; a wide
range of distinctive styles.
Tomorrow. Special . . . .. $1
WE ARE FEATURING A SPECIAL
LOT OF
Linen Outing Suits
Tomorrow at $3 98
They are made in the newest styles;
colors, white. natural pink and blue;
were $6.98 While the lot lasts to-
morrow, $3.98.
Linen grids
A manufacturer'li made~up stock and
sample line. just one hundred and
fifty Skirts; excellent quality Linen.
in a large variety of new summer
models; colors white and natural.
Shoo vrilucs.
business this department ever had.
Norwalk Chronicler