Evening sentinel, Friday, July 28, 1911 · page 6

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gac 'ANTs' AND MANUFACTUR-
RWABSOCIATION
iah Candee, President
ardent, Charles J. Pidgcon
9 it W. Hadley. Secretary
ltt‘hew Corbett, Treasurer

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PHONE CALLS
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a ~Business Department
g-eBranch Office, Norwaik
9 ‘—-Editor’ 11 Residence
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~NofRWALK « nepneseum—
*rwc‘a VOTED.
~ House at Hartford Tuescla)
9,11111'6 passed in ilyo’minntes the
D‘remore the limit. of damages.
, it“ asked for was an opportunity
vote for the. repeal of the limitw
. it wanted no con-inning amend-
Inente which left the law in doubt so
that even lawvere would disagree on
. At the start it was ready to vote
on the stiaight repeal and it voted
down an amendment which Would
have made it impossible to recover on
.i-wo-lhirds oi' the accidents which 16-
1911111? in death by a great majority the
11111 call allowing but 28 in favor to 1.5.r

.15 vote of Fairflcld county on this
mportant amendment showed 11115101.
:lows: Against; held of 13611161. Moli-
nor and Bent oi midgeport.‘ Gorrnan
and lilnr'pm of ilanhurs, 011111166, of
Illusion, Noulu'op ol' 11‘11111111111, 110111qu
and Elliott‘ol Greenwich, Moulihro’p.
Huntington, Crawford of New Cun-
un, .‘iohn‘emu oi Ngwtown, Maihels
1111 Anderson of 'Norwallt, Bradley
ad Peck oi‘ nodding. llédiont and
06 of lildgefleld, Stuart, 01‘ Sherman.
Phillips of Stamford. Pooh and Craw-
told 01! Siarti’md. Burr of Wcatnort
and Olmsteud of Wilton. Those who
voted for the amendment were: Banks
of Fairileld, Hatch of New ]« airfield
.Huxi’ord of Stamford, and Shcrwoqd 01‘
9esion-.

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NEWSPAPERS.

Apropos of 91166111 "criilclema (11‘
Nome newspapers, it might be time-
xly to aim the readers themselves a re-
can ““knock" ltgnlglli be well to re-
vmlnd them that a meal in prepared
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glorious. Now the newspaper is not

men; it is a menu. It in not edited
101' one person. but for many pcreono.

he art 61 newspaper reading may be

The Houac at liniti’ord Tuesday

"11 'eaimliation No one individual

oncei'ncd in the making of a
spoiler hacvany 11111111161111 with the

hole norm. The reader should 116-

or what concerns him in 1116‘ day's

”and pass by the rest on the 0th»
'eide.~—Anpoalu Sentinel.

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RIGHT TO THE :POINT.
Minder-111111316 rules that it is low-
«far a man to sneak his wife So.
is it lawful ior him to 1.1th1 out
‘ mlte.-La Crease Argue.

a...“
. era‘s water Inpply figures 10,

ll 611111111 for each resident at the
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about up 11916 96919110111111 hill «M61114

12916951116111: Tail told the Canadlu’

that it was only a “tholieh tradition" .,

that prevented lilnl from Dashing NET

summers in Canada.

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Playing golf on shipboard has 61196 I

‘ splendid advantage over 91113 purguit oi

the sport on 11111111 One in tile 8110116» ‘
meat of the moment can drop a caddy .‘

boy overboard and 11611116161 be 11116969-
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to have been cleared when all the 116-
turns 1116 made. It place than proved
the ability oi! the ladies of the 601111
to arrange for and succeserully carry
out an affair or its nature, and 11161
are highly pleased 11 1111 the trlJuniph oi
the occasion.

The club grounds proved an ideal
place to hold the 11111111, becaueelnof
1116 6116?} access from the trolleius ‘

The grounds ,were strung with small
incandescent 3101166 and these snr~
rounding the club house made it al
most as light as do), attracting theg
attention or all parsing. The grounds!
ware wired by 11.631151151101111; Powar'
Company' 11 111611 and there were sever-
al hundred bulbs suspended from the.
wire which stretched from tree to pole‘
and 111611 to tree again 9

The 1610 occupied the forward part
of the club grohuda, those in the for

pulling 1116 Republican 616 .

But of centric he 9
did 1191 mean to clam‘ Beverly .LBOIIOE 9

One 1111116 or Dainty Lawn

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rcaaiiy t‘llcy must be thrown open. so“
large were the crowds. I. varything‘
was sold out 116101111116 evening won
over, cakes and the ice cream 1111119.
The ladies of the «our! 9111 saving all
unacccsaury 6x13611116. 11161116611166 con~
siructed the booths, with 1116 assist-i
ance 011411161160 .1. Adams. There wae‘.
music all iheevcniug. «Svcc‘u orchestra

 

alternating with tho. «phonograph kluai"
1y donated by Mr. and Mrs. Charles 14.;
Thorpe, lor the occlusion.‘ Svoo’e or-l
choeira played inside the club. where;
dancing who 611101611 by the younger;
people throughout 1116 evening. “1

W llllum Edward and Miss Kathleen
Tracer, children of D1. and Mrs \‘111
11am .1. '1‘1acey,w who compose a slriugvi .
ed orchestra, furnished selections us:
apart or the entertainmentpund they;
were greatly appreciated. Jerry ’l‘y-
roll, the popular soloist. also rendered
savorul‘plecea, acwmpcnlcd by Pro
fcaaor Edward F‘. Hands, organist at
St. Mary's Church.

A novel feature introduced for the
first time at a lawn party under 9111666
11111111111011 was 1116 “Automobile Rideaw‘.
in coma" arrangement. “Dr. William~
J. Truccy and Michael J. Riordan hind- "
1y loaned their automobiles for the oc-
casino and were kept busy running. "
1116 6111311166 never stopping from ll
'c'cioclr until 10: 411 p. m The ride for
1611 (161111 was to lhe,South Nol‘1v1ill;.
center and return. and It is thought
that $10 caelh was clothed on this 1611*
11116.

There won a little trouble with the
liglitingarrangomoni, hut thin did not
interfere with tho i’oio in tile 1111311111111
way. «Special om‘cor Lorenzo J. Adamo
was on duty at the promises hut eves
hing, but 1111111 need an- 111: serviced.
wae 106113.11» the nmullor children be;
bored, beuulllully and 116111 011 the
neighbour laWnI. ~

’I‘hd 6011111111166 in chem certainly
deserve great credit. They were:
MienCarrie Henry, chairman; Mrs.

' William :1 Tracey, lire. «Frank A.

were, Mrs. Michael J’. Howard. Mrs.
Thomas Vernon, Mic. 111mm '1‘. NEE
1610111, M1111 mommy and Mice
Ketherino Daily.

William Howard and 361111 Henry
locked alter 1114 1916116196 at the door. “

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, .aAMOSKEAG"

regular 1.. . 49
811.90 11:11:66 .‘i . . .. C

Waieta, 9
all new.
“end the F

‘and Lingerie
about 719 6021:

. values are great. . «
'Worth
432.981 .........$1 c499f

'_Dozens . and Dozens I

- Waiete, all standard 9
makes. beautifully trim- ,;

med. slightly soiled 1mm

‘ “‘§i§‘1‘3"§.55‘f . $1. 79 f‘
Mdlmery
Cléarancc

'Our entire stock of Trim-
med «and Untrimmed
Hats. en’sale tomorrow at
a mere fraction of their
original values.

Separate
Skirts--

Big clearance of our regular”
» stock of Dresa Skirts,
consisting of Panames“
and Mohairs, in black and;

‘rs';;..:':'::'. 12.99
Women's regular $25
Tailor «made

Suits

Not a ‘few racks of “ our
sellers,” ' but our entire
stock. All perfectly tail-
ored models.

REMARKABLE VALUES 1N
«MUSLINS; ,GINGHAMS. PRINTS,

ETC.

Genuine FRU‘IT‘OF THE LOOM
MUSLIN. lull pieces; 3/
worth~ra}/,c..YARD.........97 4c

Best AMERICAN PRINTS 1

worth 8c. YARD ’4/0

 

 

 

 

APRON GING-
HAMS. 1

worth 91: .6%C

Standard DRESS GINGHAMS, I big
va9iety of 61161:!» and Itrlpel; 1115/56
VI 116.

PERYARI)...............8%C

APRON CHECKE a Ira/611161.
special, YARD 3.0.‘I‘C‘IUIOCSC
WM“

WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
Some into nellglltly coiled, but the qual-

........5 196

Eli-lab c: UII‘CHi ‘
CLLARE. 5111: values, EA

Embroider d LINEN COLE

LAKE 1'91: value 1...... 125407

sac, 6111:. Ind v.1... hows;

, regularly use. EACH .56

Larva carer: COLLAR8,clIce

trimme , ‘r‘egular 956.3113

Regular $3
E $4Modele

$1. 97

Regular 111. so to $2 50 Models 97 C

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Women’ 8 Sizes. 3: to 44 1111961
THE MATERIALS ARE:

”‘5‘ 111111111

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11111 11

ill

will

Regular 55
E$6Modele

Misses‘ Sizer. 14 to an bust
Beautiful sea Finished Lawns. Dainty Strip€d Dimities, .~

Fancy Ginghama. Madras and Marquisettes.

Neat Tailored Models and elabor‘atply warmed styles. high neck with finite-quarter 9

sleeves, low or Dutch neck, with or without seller collar. *

SOME mrnnnsrmo poms ABOUT OUR DRESSES-Jive”! garment is gen—
eroutly cut; email. evenly stitched reams .throughout, properly draped and perfectly 99

fit , .9 Style, fit and workmanship guaranteed to be as good as the best

,

9 Clearance Prices on Most Desirable

c QUMMER SILKS

SHAngyNG SUITINGS, full. 27 ill.“

all colon": retails in
many places at 501: yard. . . . 19C

”acumen 1111.113 and

BATINS. 501: quality 23C
no quality. I ‘

PEENARD 390
”‘11“ 353511 11 ‘59C

Inn—pan: In

 

GREAT SAVINGS IN DOMESTICS i
9 NIGHT GOWNS 01’ fine material,

E ELY PURCHASE S WILL
A SAVE ER

oral) cramps-.0111 ”5...... am
.‘quullty, 116111111613, reddy for u . orb
5111119199 crofcliot, with pretty
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A GREAT BARGAIN FEAST

'1 We mention but a feiv of the
‘ , _- many items

1

#930 LONG WHITE PETTICOATS.‘
made of good quail)! Cainbric, deep
embroidered 1111115,-

111116111 69C

, age CORSET COVERS, your choice

' 611 11166 or embroidery trimmed
Itylea. 1119616" of good quality Cam-
brlc, also CroII‘bar Muslin, 19
ulmfiso EAbHveich-III W C

high or v-naclc style; ‘vcry

great value at 591; 39C

NIGHT GOWNS,1n6dh with low
" neekhprettil trimmed prior“ 9
6 61113991 “cry; value 751:. .4 C
5PETTICCATS+LOI of 11661111-
xIn! dainty White Skirtii, 11161196 with
do 1161111116 1111 m— . .5
a 861“ ”.1511969

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brie; with HInibur

 

$3 97

was. affine quality cum.

911111 with this July Sale 1.1 191: '

women’§«.regular.$6.5o, '

In White and Natural. All
this season’ 5 newest 11106--

6196. 9
. 99.

Bargain

«All good sorts} but' small
quanllilee_ 0! each. Arrang-
ed on one big Liable.

9 Fine Lawns ._
Fancy Mercedzed
' Sailings .9
_ Pretty Fields 9
Novelty Stripes ‘
9 Checks, etc. 9
Value 15c 109356
Tomorrow, *'

 

NOTIONS

«a yde. oAnuma canon. 11‘
Ipooie..6 6116016 for ........9
PEARL SHIRT WAIST BUT-f
TONS, per dozen .....«...«.2c~
N24-yd. piece COTTON TWILLe‘
ED TAPE ....«'........90 pa.
Extra 1111-9621 Allover HAIR
‘NETS, 3 for .............90'
«Clinton SAFETY PINS. .36 (16:.
Lot of JEWELRY, conIIIting 96f
Buckles, Brooches, Hat Pia‘u

” Bracelets. 6th valueI
Lot 61 BELTS, all kinds and 9
otylee; 506 value; .166 In.

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EMBROIDERIES AND LACES
31111911 Quantities But Bi Values

- EMBROIDERY. FLOUN 111168.697

inches wide, bi assortment of pa

«$15153 “ARD ”596

HAMBURG Eocrnos'. assorted pai-
tune in Widths frc‘nri to 16
inches; 251'. value. ARD..

roac’non LACES and 11151111
TIONS. extremely good.
patterns. YARD...........

 

TOILET ARTICLES
" PRICED LOW ‘

PEROXIDE OF NYEROGEN, 2611,
,0”. hot“ e 'l;'l’|i.lll.0l!l‘ltl:a
CUIICURA SOAP, regular use. ..I
MENNEN’S TALCUM POWEER,

rCUM POWDER, worth 1563‘.
KOLVNOS TOOTH EAS‘TE

11611111111111 no; No
911111111116 HALF HOSE. hi .1:
1 14¢ If!“ PA