Evening sentinel, Monday, July 31, 1911 · page 9

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DIRECTORS
E. H. MaILLileweLoII J. l‘
John H'. Knapp I
Chrietieu‘ Bw‘arlz Fred;
Samuel Grumm‘qn Lewis

I ' Who i11 libel! of ice. phone no your

' order. It will receive prompt Idiom
lion and you will know that you Lore
.? setting the best and purest Ice on'the

 

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L 99 it everywhere I:

midsummer Iroch‘s oi

_ the 1119191199 oi bioderio An. .91

Irish or diet loco; fine valen-

eLLirocks inches them a.
ulta different {mm the

_‘ , {in color the

‘ medélsL‘ are deletiobl‘e. and the
' work embroidery is ”the most
ling [trimming possible to; these

I flocks of suit tints, rose or clol

‘ or bill; or the lovely

Angloise worked upon

it Itself 9nd skirts formed if

7 overln‘pplng bounces of those
rblderédI inmates with scalloped

‘ r9 features of certain Dictilfl

11 time models. Such skirts

he profited out too in soft bordered
t‘ they are so for low and

9 . f taffeta or overlapping nor
1le d: pinked tuii'ete. forming a‘

.I.‘ elect deep are set upon‘lln— '

oils, and coats or pelerines to

97, toileto trimming are w.orn_

111er good looking garden pur-
utonieyvee oi' sheorest white mer-

the skirt heavily trimmed in

and bordered at the bottom

dry 9 two inch wide fine plotting of
changeable tai'i’eia with rather long
tulle. lulled to 9 high waist line and
h t fronts had a big “lichu collar of
Q Rota edged by narrow pinning.
nd inside this low cut collar. 11 round
oollnrlese yoke of iilei lace appeared
9 lowcut neck has been so pope“

111‘ nd i990 COfllfol'tale‘ithfiI it seems -

the end of its vogue is not

’ L’itouéh o?! velvel'upon so many

Iii 9 summer flocks mention has

made before. but. it comes on n

I burprlse still. especially when in the

shape of a deep foot bond Velvet is

; greatly used by the mllllnors Ibo for

trimming huts; facing wide brims and

woven for covering hate to he warn with

I summer frocks.

The huge, all white but is well liked

: now that midsummer ‘hus come and

the ‘lWiniohofl which line muuy vurin-

tionp; but which .ln'ell of them has :1

high crown 91111.11 brim drooping low

g at the aides to hide the ears and curv-

' 1113 up at front and back is 11 into new

9011 favorite. .
VANITY BAGS.

Vanity bags for. dancing parties are

attractive it made of Brandon ribbon
in colors . corresponding with the
gown.
I A small circular mirm glued to the
base of the bog.\ which in mode of cord
hcnrd. ill held in- piuco by a narrow
edge or lull-rel ribbon.

The revenue side of the cardboard in
ribbon covered and accented with some
dainty auohetfll'hb blur holds the pow-
der ondppuli' boll. theghondkerohielm
19w pine, etc. Narrow ribbon loops at-
tnch it to the nun-«New York Prose.

Moe. nevene.
Quite new tire the Illut rovers oi
‘ lib. dncheee or odd linen limo. with n
, 'oi' valencieunei about two inches
”Illownround the 91129011 <1 sheer em-

violet :

lLeLLILe Lisle bever-
Just now uh

'lL‘he eon‘g oi! the e
endinLgL ope, Ilt 89311231!“

bilprming o miller-Lil diligence end rill;
suits. novel the ml corn spendent oi
e m Angelou Herold. , .

Lin dork navy blue serge de sole with a
striped yellowvend-blue mousellne do
9019 undershirt; The same trimminii

} was need us 9qu and yoke.

Another attractive model” was 0
dark- blue mopoelino de sole with 9 lb
‘Ch'li effect oi! white eyelet embroidery.
The girdle wue' a black patent leather
belt;

Many of these hope-rote leather belts
have bright buckles in blue or scarlet
These are worn With some eerge suits
also. Lurge‘ collard in pique are worn
with serge some, I

These practical little costumes of
serge are very populur. LThe‘y show the
shortjookete and skirts that are slash-
ed nt'tlle side. This last note is evi-
dent in all new suit modlee.

Sheer white linen (make are worn
over polo rose and blue chino elik. 0119
over pole rose silk had 11 livelnob bend
of royal blue velvet ”on the bottom or
the skirt uM_ onI tli9‘eiige oi the
sleeves.

Another smart linen. dress had
an undershirt of humor blue‘ iliet 9111»
brolderod in heavy white-thread. A
blue-nnd-whito cord woe used to _de«
flue the wnisl. line and illot formed a
square bib on the bodice. 9

Much pink linen in course weave in
seen.

Pique collnrs are trimmed with
black sutlu

Smart linen skirts are being orna-
mented‘ with crystal buttons. They are
very effective on striped black-until
white. 3'; . "I

While sol-go suits ,ol’ien Show 11
touch of bright color. A 9111an little
white serge dress [or the seashore. had
It ecnrioi serge jacket to wear with it
Illusu buttons trimmed the coal. and a
““0160! erred edged the skirt.

Some of the most charming‘ncgll-
gees are ehown by anuln. They are
in crepe do chino and are in odd color
schemes. Pole coral and blue, violet
iuld old blue, gray and tangerine are
much used. ' I

Eyelet embroidery in all possible
phases is‘ueed on the midsummer hate
llowe, hrime, (doings. entire ohnpen are
made ot.whiie undcglored eyelet work.

our FlilSilIl lures

[Yesterday at Camp: Folsom was
some lgrire day and oil the members
ccltoiully euioyed themselves. A large
number of the New York young men
came up one it who with beret that
it was rmnembered that today is the
lust day of the camp, in consequence
oi the IIIIII time that-nil Would be lio-
ihored around the festive bdnrd this
your. 11 "last dinner“ was served with
upproprinte . mobiles nndwall L those
fostivilieu that go with o farewell our
1191'. The dinner was one that will
not soon be forgotten

Joseph Bailey. of the comp, III to
meet Young Brown at the Long Acre
Athletic Club in. New ‘York city on
Wednesday at n emoker of that club.
in o boning mulch. A number of. the

1.

none the exhibition.

day hour the “training pool other all
had enjoyed 11 line who. new. It lerge
deer tome down to the river for 9
drink.’ All kept quiet and eithough

buoy. They report having seen a
number or others during the aeolian.
.; A M

owerd evening a group picture oi
all present we token by Photogenic
or Jackson. been ol‘ the colon.
I . ..
“. iLIL'ore preterit yeiterdey from New
lovere Lei 1' Woirewite, John
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wellldrene‘ enema “earl-nix the 1119311 ‘

’Tho‘ N937 licence showed urchin truth I

comp follow- will be present to wit-'

Thot crimp boys while sitti‘po Lyoeterc L

the animal sow them. he did not run,

t to - Philadelphia north American. _

dent toluene about the hip
endsometlmee I ,

tepiuine heritage when one acquit?

her angles and shoulders. ,
‘ u cultured tor eumm

itwith‘ generous collars and breed cult
IWhou 9 drool floppy collar Is not use
there are voluminous revere which .
most overshadow the jacket. It It.
quite clinic to trace these broad lo;
pole book to Napoleonic dill’o. I
ly coats, but the new one-piece blue
serge drool-99‘ have these mighty tri»
99191911 pieces 9! cloth. ‘

The thin blue some suit is about ”V
serviceable a: garment as one could

ting about in uncertain climates. it
may be worn with a coat or not. Just
as the mood and weather strike one.
An Empire waist line, with panel in

waist where taffeta or meeealine bundle
figure are the prerequisites of this lit-L»
tic dress. A broad sailor collar 0! very
handsome lace. fluted .ruillen and in—
bot or net and chliion are accessories,

the daytime, linen suits are absolutely

with jacket unlined and skirt out for
wnlking, make as nutty a costume no
can be found. White and block crash
makes a pretty combination, but it ill
not! so generally becoming be com or
tun linen. in case the latter shndo
ohould disagree with the complexion
or the mailer, it is a Very simple mat-
ilor to put it touch of Cuban red or
king‘s Lbiuo somewhere near
throat and the innit is reduced to 11
minimum. The lines or the cont are
.trig nod bout. buttoned into place by
eeterul lingo smoke pearl buttons.
Munv coats are belted at the waist line
showing 11 tendency to lower the 151111-
pire line which lulu so ion-g plevnllod
With these wnsllnb’le suits are worn
nil sorta of attractive inbots, pliosoe or
rebate, The only absolute require
wool is that they be one-sided 131
that is meant to have the ruiile of wu-
teriuli of lace uppenr on the loll side!
of the lace. or silk strip “blob hangs
down the bout of the waist. Shem lin

 

on with e hemeiitched edge nlukcs n,

pretty lubet.-Dullns News.

TAKING COSTUME.

A very pretty tollor costume oi (lurk
blue summer serge wee lightly brnlded
upon the aide punele oi the skirt with
fine black silk souinche. The modified
Norfolk Juckei had it boiling of similar
trimming, while the full dirociIoiI-e rcl
wars and code of narrowly striped
black and white etrlped pokin'ellk were

enfrumed very emerily with n linger.

width of plain block ammo full side
I'rlll or old Moeblin lune completing
the ensemble. The client was omi-
mnily smart and chic; buys the Chi-
cago Record-Hamid.

White gloved embroidered with
black and patent leather boots with
white kid uppers accompanied thin
pretty conumo. while 11 large block
hot, n picot straw lined with black Vol
in, bed a. voluminoue bow or block
and white striped ribbon append-
9ngled on the back or the crown.

Wu-

MODELO' iN BRIEF.
Frlnseil 11nd gniloone ore neod' to
weight dowo tumor.
The stockings end the upper part or
the boots should mun the shirt in

color. I

Wool embroidery ill need in .qu
long otitohee or in simply or noted

We. on. velvet girdles or. on eunu-

mer inbrlce. ' I

Voly brood ribbon in need to Liorul
tobilers or loan panels at the trout

[and book oi dresses.

I Little cents of not are used to iinillb
ettornoon costumer. They lions
er volts at tulle and give i “alibi-iii
loot without any uncomtorutble turm-

outings lire Lilll out above hip length.

Not on» ‘

hope to ilnd. it“ she contemplates flip.“ :

trout and back end a simply trimmed to

but .by no means essentials. to the. 99-; I
: peernnce of the frock. .
For the women who jaunt: about in

essential. Tan linen or that new weave .
which Is '- rough and coarse looking. L

016‘

o.- train and plenty of lacy “runes Ilium

ommndi lob brsuI'IiiL
mum.

and 0! Ifidun‘d genu-
testimonials like the hbovo

engimwund. will

1:?“ reel» end 119in“

on sliculfld mm?” at lit at

. Pi l
3310?: their

H u mull: special oewrlte‘

n. Pinkhn um. at willy“ floss.

She will treat "or: r u
briefly coalition

one has been helpinfileickwmnon
in this weylfl'ee

Manolo—write pt once.“ I

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clock, who is uerioubl‘y ill at her home
In Bartlett avenue, shows no signs ol’
improvement

iiillver'miue Qvonue recalled a treat-
ment 91 oil. illiteracy. and the many
travelers <11 or LihisL roud appreciate the
attention ery much.

LT’LMril. 1192.1 snd‘diihsliter May, oi

llurtiofil. «filo? hove been visiting with
hit-.9116 Mr: ’l‘honins James. return
ed home but evening bliss Esther
Jackson and tether William will re-
main for 11“ Li gor period L ‘

lilies nee Christensen was tendon
ed at eurbrhle party. inst Saturday ov-
enlug. at her home in New Canaan av-
911119911011; twenty young people
iwuo present: There was music by
amend or the ghouls and curious
igumeu were enjoyed. Miss Christen-
ieen moved 9 delightful hostess and
nod 11 line time.

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it you can ever persuade a small
number of the people, who read and

proper”. you'll and a buyer.

NEW HAVEN ROAD I8 SELLING
017,000,000.

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Big Bend issue on Market to Finance
I WeeIchIIIor Railway Project. ‘ I

It is understood that the New H9:
ven Railroad Co. has sold $17,200,000
4% per cent. bonds or the New York.
Westcheeter A Benton hallway ,Co. a
suboldiary company. it ill expected
that a public uttering oi the Issue will
he made by New York and Boston bun.
here

The Nevillorlc. Weetcheuter it Bon-
ion bonde‘ sold 919 port at is total on-
thorind ilrli, momma inane oi 320.
000.000. the built at will had been
held in the New Hutton ireeeury for
term! yearn. The leuue will be your

. 11111996: by the New Haven reed. we

binomial Amulet.

Oi: the 15.000300 outstanding stock
of the New, York. Weucbeem A im-
ion: the New Haven one: minimum
The compsny is building e um truck
electric told from 138th street. New
berm? Portohester. with a bunch
iromi eihil 11;. m MILL Yemen ind
Scandals to White Pinion. and a
when to 91910111301111 «he. enrolled
Nook. inciting it total at about nil

‘. mile: 9 truck; .

I l
Total manning done by the Net:
Haven Railroad Co. Iince the home
in; at the your now reaches 11: total or

Indium. in notary 111999111an

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The condition of 1m Blooper. Hal

are lnilucncod’by "Went" advertising '
in The Sentinel. to like 9 look. at your

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We can’t explain why, but

I rsomellcw' or other our ice 19911111 to
last longer than other Ice;

today. for a triel order.

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Motor Beet Trips

in the commodioos power boat, the
ANN» Mildred

'Ll‘he boot will be at Roton Point I '

in a ‘

roundups-1.5mm: to 10nd—
gilttul tripe" nroundllghthouae one
one 11qu front notou .Polnt. Tickets.
1?) cente-
All parties and {<an subject to
91191139 on account or weather.

RANGE
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Housatonic
Power Co.

eelilndLI parties address Capt A. lit.
Mtlls.L:-Ruwoyten, R. Full. 37. Tel. 505-2.

FRUIT JARS
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QuafigLLipe‘Lr dam 3L“. . .L . . .75: I
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STONE CROOKS

All sizes from half pound to 30—
gallon—roe gallon.

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our store will close on BLaI-

» I I ordayo at i i. m. At your
OORNER WALL AND HIGH l‘l’l.’

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NORWALK. CONN. service every 9 or week

day from 1 a. m. to 6 pl m.L

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10 First 81-. Eur Nomik
Telephone 452

David W. Raymond W
More] Director and Embeimer

ll North Main Street. 09th Harwell-
lioelileneo. I Washington III-cot.
Telephone ' I omen. M
Telephone 1 been. I”.
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BIG. SAUTlLLE'flr eHowe.

Wherever six Seuio‘Llles new big Fourteen Yul-e.
"show have exhibited prose and public .DA’NN'EMOIIA N Y. July himchnr-
have been I unit in bruising the work. 499 Green. on Allesiil‘ former was elec-
ci the exceedingly lug. number oil. troubled "toiloy at" Clinton Prison. (or
you“: one hendodm women Mom
era. The lair be; iq well represented
among the riders, seriblieu'i'. wild nub
moi trainers. tribunals. Ieiowno and
even among the rinxmnsiers. I!“ may
naturally be expected been rivalry 911-
Im betheo the lady and gentlemen
artists, a fuel. 'whioh trendy enhances
their performances; The lengthy in»
perm pronrum wronged and present»
9d thin your by mower 391119119 coir
twill only beet end mum-I new
tionsl lentur all earth concilerhmi
money broom. 11119 the riots are no
numeroui and varied illi to toilets 9v:
or: orchid lute 5nd tenor Luck 0!
some brevenui an enumeration oi all
the dillmnt numbers. ell ct which :
mortise Mil Ind plowed to he llllvl‘av'
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””ififii’eu lefiecfificure‘b.

girl «14,911 11 imn near New new
land. 11 your one. The electrocution
had 'bben steyed twice by [Governor
Dix edition. the wishes of the con-
demned 111911, who told his counsel that
no Wanted to die. A contusion by
Green's wile tiIIIt her uninithtuineu

hliill l
linen wont to his death bluntly ei-

verdict oi the jury uhiuh convicted
him. I _

At the heartily tor a new trial lire.
Green hinted that it Will not until It
felt den bolero the 11111

 

 

 

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Murdered Hi: Daughter Elie, lined

the murder of his operator. Eva. 11.:

had led to the shooting. failed to em "

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Tennis Shoes. . [7
$1.25. $1.50; I
Bathing Shoes» -, "
Barefoot Sandals .7511?
90c, $1 '

Two Stores . _
South

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