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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 21, 1911 · page 6

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in 115111.211 and 4111 Tuesdays Ci
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CIETY NOTICES
H. {78’ AND MANUFACTURv
Eas' AssOCIATION .-
ghoulish Candee, President
esident, Charles]. Pldgeon

1111 W. Hadley, Secretary
e131 Corbett, Treasurer .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1151,1111 SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS

ate—News Department
3+Business Department
see-Branch Office, Norwalk
’—,-Ed_ltor's Residence"
91-5-.--City Editor's Residence

e Scientific American snys, 11111»
tlaliy, that all this tnlk abouts!
11111191111511an harbor 01’ hiontuuk
111,19 01111 n “bluff”, or, in the
“sun‘s mme/ gnmded language,
111111111 be received with a oettnin de-
'efiol inoredulitv." Atomding to
h ahtlloiity the object of the talk
to exert n plessme in invol
stimulug the Hudsoanver piers.
Mthough the American is in favor of
5 lengthening, it is 11111111131 the
$5.01? “tithes" talk for the purpose 01'
using uboutrsomeithing that ought
0‘ on: its own mouth—or lather on
ill obvious necessity of hitting piels
n accummoduto the intent and lore
steamels. it points out that the
1115111111 proposition hns little metlt
sway, innnmuth as low trmo'lois
she any very attractive . ntivnn-
3765,5111 exchanging two or three
."rs‘onninodeln steamer for the
9 time spent in rniiwnv titling, to
1 nothing olf ndditionul [luggage
mpliontions it time and chemo
hoes develop nnv 111gout necessity
creating, ut ono1mous expense, :1,
marine terminal at Montnulr
5t, New London‘s equally, con-Iron»
t‘ Damion, nod for easier nuturni
ice to be modified b1 n1',1
present 11 much 1110113 desirable
ltion.

 

 

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’l’lte master koy‘thul unloclos tho
of the house oilice building line
1:1 stolen. Now it some one will
i swipe C011giesa.wScilolicctnd1

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prlou'ot.r11bher is rolling. But
nuts rubber 111 this somou of the
’ Wait until the gum shoe limo
satin and the rebound will take
'mMidtiiotowrx Prelim
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here are very low women who like
10 next door to 1111 ideul wire; not
they object. toner, but the com:
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.. ’itls are reported in tho Gull OI
Perhaps the girls down that
"our birthing suits of the bobble
ll! New iluven 11111111111111.

 
 
 
 
 

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hurt that there were 11,000 Jone
l 111w York lends a con»
1'? to predict 11 rise in the 1111-
‘ir ehwixnoxville Journal.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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present milk prices, "the
not so on." Without the
11 3011119111111 only return
orltlnx day {or the cow.

 

‘ in Tense of the palace.

5 troops concentrated at the Port oi Ar.

0,1111; having sold. shortly after she‘leit

5 With the singing of “Amerlon"’

revolutionists, who are 11111111115111.
the capitol trout the 1101111..
11111111111111 Simon is directing the 6.9:
General Sylvaihrfl
the new secretary of the interior. 11111..
taken Command of the gavernmenii

 
 

chnhuie. several miles northwest oi!
Pardon-Prince and into which district
the rebels are warming.
The tawne that are in arms are
forming revolutionary commute/oily,
composed chiefly or the l‘olioiwers of 5"
General Antener Flrmin, leader of the 5,
revolt of 1902. who recently tell out ,
with President Simon and has since
been suggested as the next locum-fig
bent of the presidential chair
The American gunbont Petr i urriv- 5
ed here today The foreign residents
have raised the colors of their res- 5

7111151 reported that the United States .
yacht American. a privately owned-1
vessel which has been cruising in
these waters, is at Clout Haitian and
taking foreigners on bo11rd..
NEW YORK, July 21. «into big
steel yaii'ht American, which her own:
er, Evnn R. Dick, of the‘ New York.
Yacht Club, has constituted as a ref?
1138 ship toraAmerlonu womon'hnpor-
iiled by the revolution in Haiti, is
smoothing or a ship 01’ mystery. About
two weeks 11130 the American was
bought l’zom Mrs Grnce Watt Thomas.
and report but! it than thnt silo hull
been conveyed to the Unified govern»

1119111.’lilr.l)ioi1 at the time refused '5
to oonflrm’or deny the report, ul-
thongh Louis Durand, the Huitien

consul here, was authority for it. ‘
"The linitien government has bought 3
the American," Mr. Durand is quoted

the wnlers. “and she is now on her
\1 111' to 1-,lnlti lnden with unnnunitlon."
lie ‘did not 1111 from whom she had
been bought

5 Anothoi report was that the Abori-
can had been sold to agents at Ciprl»
11110 Castro. 111 bit". Dick‘s ofllces here
today it was sold thut heatvns on board I
tha‘ehip, that he had gone south ior hi
pleasure cruise and that his business
in Hnitlen waters at this time was his
own business. “

ilofore the Ame: ions soiled. she 11' as
tied up I01 11 week in llobokon, to he»
titted with eight rapid lire guns. four
on the main dent: and the some 1111m-
bor on the upped deck. Those are the
the rapid firm-'11 referred to in cable dim
pniches, permission to 111111 which the
American government was notwiliing
to allow. Next the American appeared
in Bridgeport, where she tool: on imply 1
boxes. Thorn 111' llmxnuniilon factor-
ies nt Bridge-nor. 'llhen she sighted
to New London. where she took on.
more boxes, and iinuily. about 11 week
ago. she soiled.

The, night she Cleared her chief ow
glnoor resigned, because, he sold, ul~
though 1161.qu certain the, American
would much Hnitlen waters solely. he
was not so sure she would have over
come back. Mr. Dick and oeverhi
friends were on bourd, but at the
landing from which they left the mes.
sage sent back war that. would leave
the ship either at Atlantic City or .
Newport News.

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remnnmcecowenrlon Enos.

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Obituary Committee'- Report Showed
, i
157 Dentin During the Your.

SOUTH MANCHESTER, July 21.»;—
and
"God Euro 1111: King," the amount con-
vention of the Notional Division, 8an 1
of 'rempornuoo. was brought to 11 close
hero restarting; utter I'threo doys’ I055,
«ion. A. number oi routine matters .
were noted upon and resolutions ou-H
posing the 1.111111111111111; of the army 1
12111111111111 and allowing members to W
long to tun notional divisions were
n1looted.’i‘he latter 11111511111111 virus 1
adopted tor the 1111110111 of tile 011111.“ .
11111 1519111110111, a large 11111111 0! 111111111
below to the Brltluh 1111111111111 blvi: 5
sion, whleh is 11 benefit ornadlltstion. ‘
and were unwilling to surrender meme 5
11111111111511 lh'lt. The resolutions 1111111111113 '
donning to be hold at entertainments
given by 5111111111111 111 the Sons oi 'iient

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' peroxide W“ relented.

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OUR GREAT " TY CLEARANCE SALE the Greatest of All Sales, slants here
Monday Tomorrow we purpose clearing our decks of all small lots of
merchandise too small for our Big Sale «The Values are Greati Varieties irn-r

menSel Qualities the Best! And the Savings worth coming miles for! Come
Early The Early Ones are the Biggest Gainers! 5 _j p «4

 

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rouosnow Dou'r 11.115111: (murmur). OUR

Sale of Women s and
Misses Dresses

*Great Value 5
Kimonos
Our remaining stock of 251: Kb

monos must be Closed out at
Made of good quality" ‘

nu the Boys
WhiteWash Pants

A very special offering of 25c and

39c values. Tomor- 19c

 

 

 

once. row, Star Value .
31““ in Pretty ”mm“; all 5 Small Lots Exceptionally Low Priced for Quick and Final Disposal
sures.“ Tomorrow, 180 _ ,,
Star Value . . . ingULAn 11393 DRESSES l REGULAR $1. 98 DRESSES . ’
1‘ ‘ 0n nly four dozen. We were no Chlldl'en s 5 Socks

Only twenty-eight Sample 5Dress~ tremely favored when we se-

 

cured this‘smaililot of Dresses, Our remaining stock Cf plain and

es. We bought five times this

amount. but oil we could get ““1 “1°“ Wh“ “he“ i“ Sheff” fancy Socks, 25c quality. “To-

Asmau Price for was 121““ fiwenty-eihght. c;I‘hese $33??? will??? 13:11.12? $:?%‘;ue .. 90

won n‘t out on our nrlng fine unlit Lam, “mm“! , ‘ .. . ..... 5

Asummel' Dress our big sale. Tomor " 2 98 models. Tsomorrow, 89 15c quahty 100
row. Star Value . $ ‘ ,. 0 Star Value ......

 

 

5. .. . StarValue..........
Goods 3,, § 9‘ 3 .§
10 pieces Scotch zephyrs' to hand- ' - 5 2 . , V .5 I

some stripes and plaidfl. Ten . ., .. 11,1311 * 14“ ‘ "" ' I
Vowels W emen’s Gloves

pieces represent only 300 yards,
enough for twenty-five dresses. _
-Large Huck Towels; we had 50 . 5 . 5
dozen, we have only 8 or 9 1101- Long 3% .Glovee. ‘fi‘but‘f’n
length. all owes, to black, white

5,,

.Ne‘ckwear

Three or four dozen DUTCH
COLLAR‘Suought to have ten.

 

 

 

 

 

Tomorrow. Star 121/
.‘ 20
en left, so the o. T , .
y g o. ”and colors; regulsr $1.25 qnsl-i»

Value, YARD
. morrow Star Value, EA 7c tim'es more, so will .close» out
' ity. Tomorrow,

 

the small lots tomor-
row. Star Value 190
Regular 501: and 75c values.

. . . . fBest 10C Towel you ever saw.) m} and W94c
Amusing Mllhnery s V ‘ '
Offerings
HANDSCME’TRI‘MMED
Hire

An exceptional collection.‘ of 32
trimmed models in black and all

good colors. Tomor:$
row. Star Value .. 1.98
' (Values to $5.00) marrow, Star $ _
5 - v.1... 2.98 ,
An assortment of OUTING , 1 -

HATS. Tomorrow.
Veils a n d Veiflngs sold at 11st and 5012.5 Tamar.

 

 

 

 

 

Women’s
Bathing Suits

We have a small lot of broken
numbers and in order to 11103:“
them out quickly. we will oiler
our regular $4.98 values to-

Remnants ‘of
Writing Paper

Sounds funny 5 we mean odd box-
es. all kinds, all styles; all“ that
sold at 25c. Tomorrow, 9 « .
Star Value. BOX C 1'

Women’s Belts
~ and Beltings

Odds and 111111; of BELTINGS.
white and colored; values to

501: yard. To? , 1 'l
marrow, YARD ......HSC ,

Lot of White WASH BELTS,
with pearl buckles; regularly .

 

 

 

REGULAR $1.98

 

Star ' ‘ ‘ " ' ...500'756 5' 5 row,“ Star 11 5
I _ Outing Skirts 1151311111- use vnmnos, ‘ odd; “ C,

 

 

' Perhaps 150 Walnut in the lot. in~

186(3qu 111 a very low figure.

5. , 111111 11111 heudlterohiel model-1 ’

 

5 Value
Value, EACH
' pieces. indluding the newmesh. : , .5
es, Russian and Tuxedo Nets.
« Tomorrow. Stet“

Value, ‘11,an .....12‘40

‘ cnrrrou vnth. 1 yd. wide,
”111.. long, in all the best

This id's remaining lot of a re.
cent sole of these wonderful
0111111“; Shirts. We are'nngtioue‘
to close out this lot and have
msde_the price doubly attrac-
tlve. All sizes. White and $
natural. Tomorrow, ‘ :hedeoz I value. . ,
eludingdainty LfiWfl'ifid' Lit!“ ' Star Value 99C Tomorrow, Star Value. .796
gorle models,~beuutllully trim: ‘ 11 ‘ . ,
med with‘lece Iud‘embmldcry. ‘ ‘ 1 w “ -
Some of these are slikhtlyholl‘w ‘ ‘ ' “ ‘ 5 ‘ ‘* ‘

editom counter display and?

bundling; all Ill“. Tomlin-h ’
row, Star .

Vsine.............$‘97
QEGULAR $1.511 WMS’I‘S

111111111 includes 11 11111111 lot oi A
drummert‘mmpiel. which we

 

Exceptionhi Lot“
‘ Walsts

11116111111 $3.116“ writers

Special savings in .
Undermuslins

PETTICOA’I‘S
We have 3 doz. of our regular,
$1.25 White Petticoats, hardly 5
enough to last out the day‘s .5 -5‘
. selling. Tomorrow, instead of
5 .3135, we will 11111111

them Stir Value . . . . . . .690 5
CORSET COVERS it,

‘5 Only 5 or 6 don, bought for out
of next week. Another 1: ,
of not getting nearly enough;

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

3111111 lots and 11111111. 111111. of
commoner: SUITS, all
‘ 60de regularly soc.

 
 

 

ON SALE TOMORROW

Attractive Dotti: neck. high a ”3,315 33.93

 

mutually 111111111 trimmed 5..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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