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image, N0. 108, F. amt A.‘M
in Masonic Building, South
street, 1st and 3d Tuesday ‘0!
month—«lat and August ex»
piled-mt 8 0'0 00k. All Master
, ons cordially ,. invited. Reed
' id‘l‘lynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
hauler. 9. 38. R. A. M. ,
is in Mus 10 Building. South
street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
" ’ mouth—July and August ex-
ceptudwat‘ sio'cioch. All Royal Arch
M has cordially invited. Thaddeus
‘ or 1-1. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
‘OBERT M. WILCOX. Secy'.
OCIETY NOTICES
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ANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
‘ east assocmriou
Nehemiah Candee, President
tceg-president, Charles]. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
Evuivmc SENTINEL TELE-
H PHONE CALLS
, -2—News Department
lung—Business Department :
4—2-4-Branch Office. Norwalk
9,0 .-.—-Edit0r’s Residence
729~5~City Editor’s Residence
‘lNVESTING IN BLUE SKY.
Now. that lhe puhilc utilities (plos-
tian is “settled, New London is press-
Iug for that $1,000,000 dock appro-
priation. The New London Telegraph
says that “the little ally of New lion-
n" is aching the state for $l.000.000
in ordcr‘ihal it may oi‘i'cr tho bit;
lines facilities whit-h
could not be furnished by hloutuuit.
duster] limos that. sum.
Was. New London any assurance
habt‘fbe big transatlantic iincs will
send a single sicainor lo New London
inspect the million dollar harbor
(1 terminals?
N Is lhore any-thin».r iaugihiu in New
London's prospects of upcoming on
can port which would he consldor-
(1 good socurily for a stoic loan of
31,000,00iltlwlct alone an outright gilt?
. The state ought not to spend a dol-
lar for this purpose unless me rual
890d is to conic of it. it lszouuoslion
Whether the state can properly spend
mottoy for whni is a local and tuuul-
«lips! enterprise anyway, hut in giro
lip money without knowing u'llclhcr it,
would do New London any good
Would he propostcrous.-«Watcriuu'y
opuhllvan.
a». own“..- .«w-...-wm
RIGHT TO THE POiNT.
The omce that which the man uoror
lost in tho crowd.-~l~ilamicro Ao-
~‘."" 1-"
’i‘ho 30min is lici'uuilcr to all Won
‘uut'u daily to sound lilo reciprocity
ll Another way would no for it not
mlkw—llosiou 'l‘t‘uust-ripi.
m...
Ifi'itopromoicrs oi the stool lrtuu put.
to it I700,00h,tl00 in water and look
it $82,500,000 in ulnhwa foal which
distances. the uchlovcmrni or all the
ulchomlslo of ancient and nuulcru
moi. 'i‘ho real ivouomuloru arc tho
it iluauciorumxow York World.
. . MM
41 hour: inland m-lmolmo‘um lino mar»
L ‘i boy of ciuhlcon. who iuul hocu
our ulsorooror live loam. "lino
o ‘mayrit-d to him" would ho hon
Illih.”-~iirochlyu laugh».
, W.”
gypi'orh is wry much exorcism!
the seam: of u monkey. which
out) who are familiar with tho
tor oinm uranium, portion oi
goons population misc their oval»
in mild miroriso and merely
hiiudolphla Enquirer.
5W Jurscy imigo dociluos to ill-
uuolo who ham not spoken to
idler lilacs itho our aim their
ttvo roars ago. tic holes to
u quiet hoiuew‘uoalcu lion
won.
bride»: are sliturootiy not
wiuiitmachilc hugging portion.
saucy Union.
us show that cross am
‘ damaged in Willi attest
ore to the vast fields of the
ram» digit.
streets oi? South Norwalk are in many
M .
The Sentinel will be pleased to re: .
coive letters iforvpuhliéatlon.irom its
readers. under the above heading. A .
brief and lotus-point communication,‘
as a general proposition, curries more,
weight and conviction than a lengthy.
one in which the argument is not“
concentrated. We: do most omphalics
ally suggest brevity.
tlolcs, we haVe observed. uroltltcrlust
to he read. and are many times, avoid.
all altogether. ‘
TELEGRAPH POLES OBBTRUCTV‘
STREETS.
South Norwnlk, July 6, 1911.
Editor Evening Sentinel.
illeur Sir:~l see by The Sentinel of ,
Thursday that an automohilo skidded
into a telephone pole. i know nothing
about the circumstances of this case,
but i do know that the cities 01’ Nor.
walk and South Norwalk allow many
of these telephone and telegraph
poios to hang over into the highway
so that they are very dangerous to
any passing vehicle. The narrow
places made still narrower and d u-
gerous by those overhanging poles,
and it seems it should be up to the city
council to have those removed or in
cllned away from the street. I am.
Yours very truly,
HIGHWAY.
AUTO TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Forty Automobillsis Enjoying Tour
from Atlantic City.
CHICAGO, .luiy 7.«i"criy automo-
hilisis in ion curs arrived here last.
night on their way from Atlantic City.
N. .l.. to San Fruncisco. The party lei't”
Atlantic (lily on June, with the intern
lion oi tailing a pleasure jaunt that
will cover i‘oriy‘sown days. A? the
0nd of that time. they expect to ur-
rlvc in San Francisco, from which
city they will tour along the i'nciiic
coast. Later they will return to New
York by train.
The route from l‘hicugo westward,
lieu through Clinton, lies Moiues, Ono
aha. lionvor, t‘iwyeune. Salt Lake
City, Reno and other cities.
After leaving ()luahu the louriuts
will camp out in army tents and will
prcilaro their own lnouls. Accou‘lpauya
ing the party is a car that has boon
converted into an imitation of an old
prairie schoonor oi lilo days of ’49.
This car carries the (unis, culinary do.
purliuoui, repair outliis, etc.
Long-winded an ;
N l
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”ffé‘lALEl “This Annual “ Summer Sale is of extraor’di "lit-y interest. It 91
'means Big LOSSES .t9‘:l‘}".' and ,must thereforhmhanw IG SAVINGS“
layout In musicals“, LOIS ARE‘ sumusavmus Ex'rnsou;
, ‘DINARILY'BIG.
_ throughoubthe “crummy known as REGARDLEBSOF cost“
‘ 318 9
All at Tremenddus Price Savings
O
Lmen Tailor -
Regular $5.98 and $19.00 Suits. Last July at this time we made a sim-
” ilar offer of Linen Suits. and those who participated in this sale
will surely remember the values they received. The Suite are from
the same manufacturer. and having secured them at a big price
concession we will give you the greatest bargain of the season in a
Linen Suit. You have the choice of white, natural and colored.
$2.98 Two Big Specials $7.98
$5.9d values
made Suits
$10.00 values
‘ Extraordinary Values in.
Summer Dresses " '
You will find in this showing the season’s smartest models in Embroid—
cred Robes, Lawns. Ginghams. Foulards and Linens.
$2.98
990
For $1.98
For $3.98
values
values
$3.98
For $5.00
values
RETURNS DECORATION T0 NOR.
WAY. ’
CHICAGO, July 7.--»l\'|ccluy A}
Grovslud. the Chicago minor, rcrcuily
uppoiutcd United States miuiulur to
lluruuuay and Paraguay. has roluruotll
u ilocornllon bestowed upon him nor»;
orul years ago by King iiaakou. oi“
Norway. The decoration is the Nor-
woulan Kuiuhlhood of St. ()iai‘. granted
to Mr. (irovsiad in recognition oi” lilo
iii‘l‘YIi'Oii as u uswupapor man.
".i tool that it is no uuu'u than rluhi
that i rt-iuru tho decoration. how lhui
i am about to color lilo American dip—
imautic hawk-o." said Mr. tircvulud.
"'l‘hc conciliation prohibits the abrupt»
anon. hy fedora! oillciuls oi decorations
from ioruiuu uovorumcnis. \‘l'hiio i
l't“t'('|\'(iil tho ordcr uuvorul yours ago. i
i‘oul that I ought in oak tho runoout oi‘
(lonmcuo lo rciuln it, and that I do
not wish to do."
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CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUARD
NEWB.
'i‘ho resignation of Gtunmr William
L‘. iiuchoioy. Naval Militia. in normal:
mi. and ho is houorulilr tilsciiurttod, to
who client July '8.
Captain .iauihu iii. lithium. at tho.
li‘irui infantry, roilrod. to ho first how
iohmii. unit arraigned to duty M lilt-
tolion «alumni. *
corporal ‘ hiriwuru C. Furrlhuiou,
Company F. ulna infantry. ”lo ho m«
and lieutenant. Mill crushed to duty
as imttoliou uuuriermufiien -.
AEOlhTANTlB T0 GA‘fliGLiC ”is.
you _,
lihilii‘li‘timi. July iwhishop Julia
.7. Milan. or the: Roman catholic Duo
flush of Hartford. today announced the
following clarion appointments. the
stipulates in ouch cm being named
as on unslstuut. Rm. John J. limitation
to Sit. Thomas Church. Waterbury}.-
mu. John l‘. Ksuuésly to El. li‘l‘untili.
Xavier's Church. Waterbury. hull Rev.
Edward V. Murphy to St. Augustine‘s
Church, hridgoport. ,,
‘V‘G IMWMW 35R lflfiifi‘flfiflf ’
Arthur W. Gauche. oi alludes stroehr
one of tsunami“ local outlier incisor »
silt or W ti uti-
ht 39$
Separate Skirts
Stocks Must be Reducedu—Make the
Most of These Low Prices
At $3 4 Lot of Mohair and
0
Panama Skirts.
You have a choice of many difierent
models in blue and black; all.sizes.
Regularly $5.98.
LINON OUTING SKIRTS
In natural. plain white and colors. all
strictly up-io-daie models. Buy two
Skirts tomorrow for the price which
you would ordinarily pay
for one. Tomorrow ........ 99c
Cool Slimmer Waists
OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES
To close all surplus lots at once. Hand-
somest styles of the season, includ~
ing Sheer Lawns, Lingeries. Cross-
bars. Swiss and Batisiee; some
plain. other beautifully trimmed.
Dutch or high neck models. long or
short sleeves. Allsizes.
49c 790 $1.19
For $1.98
For 980 For $1.50
values values values
JUST ARRIVEDWTHE
Country Club
Waist Coat
Made of white Balaton. with collar.
coils and hell in light blue and navy.
Digpluyecl tomorrow on our
second floor. upecisl at. . . . . 98c
Important
Millinery I Sale
stocbiisduclo Priceo Prevail
All our Bust: Ilium. TRIMMED
HATS. values to 38.00. ‘ Tomorrow.
mill... $1.98 8: $3.49
Large lot of UNT‘RIMMED HATS in
a good courtroom of the but
it“ . ..ifll‘98c& $1.98
Flowers at it Price
Women’s Kimonos
REGULAR $1 and $1.50 KIMONOS
from: all sizes
Tomorrow ....... m69c
REGULAR 790 KIMONOS
Wonderful values, full length models.
in nest floral and figured de-
signs; all sizes. Tomorrow. . 590
Regardless of Cost
lSale Undermusllns
COMBINATIONS
Of fine quality Nainsook. beautifully
hand embroidered and trimmed
with torchon lace, either drawer 0r
shirt style; $1.50 quality.
Tomorrow . . . . . .
WOMEN‘S NIGHT GOWNS
'Of good grade Muslin. low and V-
neck style. lace and embroidery trim~
med; excclleut value at
750. Tomorrow ...........490
PETTICOATS '
Made with deep flouuce of embroidery
in variety of pretty designs; a won-
derful value at $1.00. .
Tomorrow 6%
CORSETS
The popular ”Royal Worcester” Cor-
sets. in a big assortment of styles.
made of fine quality coutil; all
sizes; $22.01) values.
Tomorrow .................99c
Specials in‘Kayser"
Long Silk Gloves
in white. black and all good shades.
Titan’s a scarcity of three popuisr
Glows. but we’m happy to announce
a plentiful supply. all sizes.
radiation length. worth $1.00.
Tomnfl'w bo-iHiNHHv-H7sc
rowbuttou length. worth $1.25.
Chins Mailings ..
for summit cottages; worth
A variety of pretty Lawn Kimonos, 3
about fifteen dainty styles to select
Tompflw etruii530s06ooaoviotsl,’.
Jill i‘mh, how palms. just the this: .
use: yard. Tomorrow ......14c
Bathing Suits
The bi gest and best stock in town,
and t e prices by "far the lowest.
Bathing Suits for all ages. and each
line is thoroughly complete. Reports
from all the English watering places
say that English Brilliantine is the
thing. It's extremely light weight.
sheds water. holds its colors, and
wears well. Here’s a few specials
for tomorrow:
A variety of styles.
At $2-98 Some made with
sailor collar, braid trimmed; all
Sizes: blue and black. Regular $3.98
value. ,
Pretty styles, out-
At $3'49 lined with wash
braid; all neatly trimmed; all colors;
sizes 34 to 44. Good $ .00 value.
CHILDREN’S BATHINCSi 980
surrs, Special...
N. B.—--—If you prefer
to make your. own
Suit
We offer tomorrow 44inch ENGLISH
BRILLIANTINE; regular $1.00
value. Tomorrow 75C
PER YARD
(Absolutely guaranteed)
Nottingham Lace
” Curtains
All new eii‘ects, worth $145.
Tomorrow 89c.
Underwear and
Hosiery Specials
MISSES’ UNDERWEAR, Shirts and
Pants: regularly 350. , a
TMOI‘I‘O‘W no nau‘s'rtchnlgc
LADIEB' .re our. and extra Ii e
pit-t.
1m; 25c quality. Tomorrow. .190
tumors socks. oxen-ms m;
regularly 55c. _ “ .
TGIEOflfiw....ln....‘..~gun 9°
MEN’S hint: and Tan floss.
‘ clot,“ tomorrow. PAIR. . . . . .90
Wash Dress Goods
Hundreds of yards at very little prices.
The hot days call for extremely cool.
summery Dress materials. We have
them all and the prices are extremely
small. Come tomorrow.
50c_SILK SHANTUNG, 27 inches
wrde. a ‘new shipment came this
week; a] shades, as light as
a’ leather. Tomorrow. YD. .. 29C
32-inch SCOTCH GINGHAMS, reg-
ularly 250 and 290 yard.
Tomorrow ..... ..........l9c
36-inch ENGLISH MOHAIR, black
and navy; sold in many places at
soc yard.
Tomorrow at . 4c
COTTON VOILES. worth
500. Tomorrow ............290
35::ll BifST ENGLISH POPLINS.
a co ore.
Tomorrow ....... .21c
36~inch LINEN SUITINGS. ,
reg. 590. Tomorrow . . . .. ..46C
36-inch LINEN SUITINGS.
reg. 50c. Tomorrow . . . . . .. 36C
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Women’s Neckwear
Lacunuuuu auuuorouu u u
' COLLARS. many new styles. all the,
but quality; regular use 121/20
values. Tomorrow .. . . ..
All 250 RUCHINGS run
dueed to, YARD 12160
Two SOFT COLLARS and WASH.
ABLE FOURwIN~HAND TIES; a
a solid lot at 50c values.
omurrow ..........un-H290
Art Goods
iSTAMPED GUEST TOW‘ELS of can
it: has grade huskabuck: it limited
usntit . Special
Acnythiltobiuuiunatsiioltlgc
Tamara? PILLOW cars of out.
sieusud German make. ‘ -
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