auSOU'ruNoneru . . ‘ f .
‘ EVENING SENTINEI. ‘ . l ‘ . . .
.g in...“ Golden. m... and . SENTINEL ‘ ,
" . Proprietor' ‘ W Norwalk
SWFITIDAY, Auous’r n, :91:
HEM—5W
'1 MINIATURE ALMANAC‘FOR
‘ . TOMORROW ,
Sun uses 4: 59; sets 6:58.
High tide 12 :00 a. m.; 12:23 p. m.
m e e.
" MASONIG DIRECTORY. .
‘10” watt Lodge, no. 103, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
~‘ Main street. dot and 8d Tuesday 01
, each mouth-July and August ex-
cepted—tit 8 o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. Reed
IB-l. Flynn, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
ec.
‘ Iutier Chapter, N0. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and «tn Tuesdays of
each In01ith-July and August ex-
cepted—«ht 8 o’clock. ‘All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyor, ll. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
ROBERT M. WIEOX. Stacy'.
SOCIETY NOTICES
' ~4—
WERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
.. eus' AssoctArt’ou
Nehemiah Candee, President
Nice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
. PHONE CALLS
gz-zm-News Department
92-3——Business Department
44-2—1Branch Office, Norwalk
890 ~Edit0r‘s Residence
729-5—City Editor’s Residence
There is to be u drnnhrldgo be
tween Iiuddntn and [dust ilntldttln.
over the Connecticut river. so that
the bridge at. Suyhrooit will not he. tho
only convenience nl'lortlotl the travel-
lug nubile. Those bridges ore for
enough upnrt to in no wise interfere
with cut-h other and the Shore Line
travel in tho wny of New London will
continue nnnbntnd. especially uhon
“‘1” PW” Mil WW“ in” “ti million not lllt-llul upon tin-h nmrndnn-nts to *
dollar lii't illiil heroines tltt‘ lntportnltl
Seaport that it
liiiitlt‘.
is nip.titlo ot‘ hoinx:
1.-.». .. ..u......_-‘_....r._.......
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
,. . ,. . ‘F .
lho it‘llllllig t-iitltzod nntiouu oi the
' world til't‘ non «nudged lll spying on
(‘ilt‘ll (illit'l's nnr ptosurtou nnd chitin:
(inlet-toll. Nit-o luminous lltia~.\'uw
Huron .iotnI‘tnii'onrior
little is. tnlhiin:
llv illltli‘l'h‘llllitls poncho};
z\‘\\‘ N l'.
’l‘hnt's hood.
1>(‘:it‘li(.‘5.
lii'llt‘l' than ho t.ntiot'st.tntl.~' prtwltlt-nts.‘
--»~-.\'or\\'i<‘l1 lit't'i'tl,
r.“
Vincent Antor. the iii~.\'t~ttroltl non of
(‘ol Astor, is sold to he "ointml :tt tho
possibility of ilit‘ nt‘qnisltlon oi u now
notion"- IR yours old.» Horton tltobo.
m...”
.N iiitil (.‘oiunthin, happy stontnor thul
“no not knocked out by on irotwrgmw
Danton 'l‘rnnscrlpt.
...§~.
With on vantion ot‘ rogztrtlinu us
In: it porn-rind fit'lllllllll't'l, n dolutnt-hor
of youth. u lu-illon oi the uttpr'rlullw
degree, on» :thnttunlti ot‘ i‘t‘ligioli and u
friend ot‘ t-rinw gutn-ruilr. tho nnuioru
or our tlt‘iiomlltnlioii who
with no nitout prohibition. how quito
u high opinion 01' ilk-"litilliiiutl l'tmi.
a...”
A wontun in St. Louie ilts'ltt'tl the po-
“(‘1' of thut oil) to iind hpr :t hunhnnd
tutti ulnrt- tlit‘ uuuouut-mnrut wnu unuio
ulw lute i‘ot'olrttd Illil lt-tloro. l‘li‘ltlolii-
Ll" thin nthrrlnnn novitlnu huntneun in
not till o'ur-shtml. Mt'l'ltli'll .touruul.
-........
til‘ vourno no our over ornortu Mr.
ltoorovvll to reconcile itln lll‘ilt‘l‘t‘lil nth
Hortionu. (iilwru'lm- it would now tip
in. order to out. him how it mm, it bin
I
tllmt uron
extrn-trtutl "H of NM“. vi. twilfrobllr
itirnit ibo nnuir ot‘ lhnt your. ihut nint-
, duru heiorn tlutt. on (M. Elli. ho itntl
leunod u ulotouwut
Secretory or the 'l‘rnn'nury t‘ortolyou
“on the udmlrubio my you have bun-
dled tho rrlulu," tliltl ulno rotturtttulut.-
inn "thouc ootmt-rrntiro nulmiuntlnl
Illllillit‘tlii “turn who remit-d "involu-
., nhio unrrlor in «bruising; tin: pttttie.“»~w
7 ' Providence ’i‘rlbunc.
. m-..“
Munrhcetor, Eng” which in the curl)"
A?“ eighttmt um nbout tho dendeut town
on north. in nunlu humming with in-
(Ilillli‘y.'-ilil(l her nopuutidh bun climb.
wed in i.litill.tititi. A shin ennui. nth-u.
i log elmnp trnnnporlution, did the bout-
r’teue.~i’tttt~ruott News.
at 4‘“
Tgte’roport that flow Wiirton of New
Jersey "ban the germ" in brnrhelod
win? the statement. that no‘ nothioxin
_ tor the germ llilii been discovered. ~lt
’ in warm than the cittgger. One can
out. soon on a rhigger hits. but Mr.
arm woe lathereti with the song; or
v defeat three times to no purpose—w
Chicago Tribune.
w...
. A thrifty bride and
donor made puddle; of rice thrown
or item hyitiuir'behtereuu trim-tip at
ntmurntulntinu .
groom in New,
READERS’
V IEW S
The Sentinel will he pleased to re-
ce‘ivo letters for publication, from its
readers, under the above bonding. A
hriet and to-the-notnt communication,
as ii. general proposition, curries more
weight and conviction than a lengthy
one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic
ally suggest brevity. Longrwiudod ur-
I96
I“
ed altogether.
M
AN OPEN Lerren.
To the improvement Society of lleile
island:
in behalf of the, public in general
and in the cutter of immunity, espociztiw
ly for the aged und rrippiod, i would
petition for some ltlud of u sent "or
renting plnre ut the four corners.
whore trolley pttssengerh are obliged
to wall.
A Stfi‘t‘ii‘itltliit.
mnunnnu
tit Hillli Riili ititt Iiillltli
Greatest Victory Achieved by the l
Liberals in a Century in
‘ England .
i
LONDON. Aug, lls—w'i‘he oillcltii ml
port oi the prortwdinus til ycutortlas‘u.
M
t
invasion ol‘ the ileum» ol‘ t’onnnotts is ‘
l . . . I‘d; .
lentil toxin), rontntns tln- tiliiitilillN‘—
tnent in very tormui oillpinl tr-rtnn that
to n‘wssnlt‘o line horn l't'~‘(‘l\‘t‘4l l't'otn llll‘
‘lionso oi" Lords stating that flit) will:
.thv i'.xrll;tn\vtnur) bill to uhlrh tho‘
House of ('Olililltlllb‘ lt;.d tllr-‘ilfll't't‘tl :illll.
intro :tul‘ooti lo the t'iiilht’llllt‘llillll‘
:iiiit'iltliilt‘lll to the hill |il'L)ith't‘tl by thoi
House 01‘ t'omntons. .
’l‘hns will be recorded in the dorm-1
utentu of Purlluutent tin-:urnutost Vic-L
ttot'y iit‘llll‘Vt‘d by n lllnernl prime min~‘
tutor in u century: for nithonith l'nlon-
1 istu‘ vott'u phased the bill In tho umwr
irhninlwr lust nluht. ltls‘toyr will uhcv
ltiu- « i‘t‘lllf to Premier Aetntith‘s nndnv"
lions policy. '
i The grout cotiattlutiounl struggle
.tilti)‘ result tiiilulli: other llllllilrt in;
lhotno rnlo l‘ot‘ lroinnd. The win ‘blll'
,prztt-tit‘nll)‘ litnito tho authority oi’ tht‘I
llionuo of Lords to :1 two ioztra‘ NIH"
ponsory veto und greatly turrousos the
prerogatives ot‘ the Ilontw ol‘ t‘out-
‘mohs. 'I'tto intutotti'c t‘iiillll hot tunnel".
tidy how poured the House of border
torn-pt us it ware known that lln lejt‘t”:
itton uottltl 1w followed lunuvdintnly‘
lh" tho rr'ntiou oi outliriout now prom:
Ito ontot'ro the will oi the lower chutn-
l lit-r mill which tho government ttrscrts.
‘ non tho will of the people. ‘1
The victory WHH nil the urontr-r nul
it won nrhiorod with ll composite unrl
iloriti in tho ilonso oi t‘omtnonu over;
‘whlrh the norm-Inuunt whips had no,
loomrol, \Vhilo thorn in it nironu pith'llr
‘opinlon oppouod to n ttulit'ul rhuugc in}
;tho constitution and even minty Litrt
lt‘l'ttl perm thought [but the ogororu-l
l Inout woo union. too i‘ur. outintnrtiou inl
iiionr-t'ni thut the end llilti been much
i ed, oi‘ u sittnttion Wlili‘ll hm: kept poll
lien in :I turmoil no tom: and prm‘nnl-
id tho udoptluu ol’ illllL’li unhiul logltr
intinn.
’I‘bo iriub inualoru uro (toulittvnt ihul .
the Why in now open to bomb rule ntni‘
from the ululomontn of Home Burro.
tury Churchill in tho ltottuo of (Your
illiml‘i, that tho uovnntun'nt. intended
to para it home rulo tnonnure during
the preneut t-orlintnoul, their conib
tionoe lllipt‘lil‘ti to numb orient instilled.
it. muut 'bo tomomlmrnd. hoWoror. thin.
the Midi?! will with he hide to doing;
the putt tutu of much u hill two your!
nod tin-y run he depended upon to de-
iny homo ruin no long all it in unuulble
omthl not be introduced until next
wring Mill it would he ntromtly l‘onuht
in tho Hotter oi Commune. 't’bo lordu
would then throw it out not] some
time 'muui olupnu below it could be
ugnln preheated. no much depends on
wimthor the government will he nblo
to hold out that long.
An election with the burllnment hilt
no ‘nn inane prnhnhly would ronnlt. tn»
vorahly to tho ourcrnment. but tut
election over the attention or home
rule tor ire-land in another matter."
Thorn, in an increasing number of not»
pie in England formerly opposed to
home rule who are now prepared to
give lrcigt’nd n local unit‘srovernmoni,
Which in all that John madman units
at present. and accordingly the brow
new of an election on thin trsue‘ are ‘
no. as threatening it; heretofore. .
tlcioa, we-hu've observed. ur‘e the lust
to be rend. and are many tithes uvold-
toy homo rule no tout no it in nouhibie -
THE GREAT CLEARANCE DAY,
The slogan. “Meet me at the Boston Store
This busy corner, the great market centerof the town.
it
Conn. '
r
W" .. w... .L....... ..
..,,... ..¢.........-..............~_ _.
. "Low.“ .w... W,....
s
" has brought the crowd: as never before.
lsfairly alive with hustle and bustle.
A GOOD. OLD-FASHIONED, BOSTON STORE SALE
A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS"
3d- GREAT SATURDAY , ~3d .
Tomorrow. a program of‘unusual interest. A list of attractions where every number spells BIG MONEY SAVERS.
FRIDAY. modern, 195::
t
domain
‘w.
A MID-SEASON SALE or
Bathing Suits
We are readjusting this stock in order
to clear out the balance on hand with
a rush. We have marked down ev-
ery Suit. Special values at: '
$2.49, $2.98 85 $3.98
IF you WANT A BATHING SUIT
BARGAIN BE HERE TOMOR-
ROW.
.n
values in Under.-
muslins
*ngq'
Corset Covers 12%.0
Good quality Cambric .Corset Covers.
neatly trimmed, excellent 19c val~
ucs; all sizes.
——,—...—
Drawers 190
An extra good value. made of soft fin‘
ishcd Cambric. tucked ruffles. lull
cut in all sizes. Regularly 25c.
.._......
Petticoats $1.49
A beautiful assortment of models.
made with 20-inch embroidered
ilounce in many attractive designs.
Excellent $2.00 value.
Women’s Dressing
Sacq use 670
Pretty Lawn Dressing Sacques. new.
dainty models. various styles. Reg-t
nlarly 98c.
500 WASH STRIPED SEERSUCK—
ER PETTICOATS. every one per-
fect. Tomorrow. less than
cost of material, EACH . . . . 29C
Great. Clearance
Prices on Men’s dud
Boy’s Furnishings
MENSRgnAIIJRIGGAN SHIRTS. al-
so ERS to match; J9
C
regular 25c quality ........
MEN’S PAJAMAS. Muslin
and cambrifi. 3: quality ..... 836
MEN‘S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. the {to
mono 'Wachusette" make;
great $1.25 value ..
BOYS' WASl-l SUITS. 'a
special lot oi 500 values ..... 396
Bargain Spot Table
Most everybody knows it. Thev‘kniie
has cut way to the core; Tomorrow
Lawns, Batistee. Nov-
elty Suitings
6‘40 yd
worth from my; to 25¢. all at til/3c
yard. Come quickly. ,
wwwd
3,000 yen.~ Dress
Ginghame 8940 yd
Regularly rel/59.. '
Know aGood Leather
Suit; Case «when
you see it?
We'd like to test your knowledge and
show, you this one. Chances are
you'd call it a $5.00 bag. It‘s really
worth 53.50. Made on uteel frame.
extoniion style, solid brass lock,
straps all around. leather-tipped cor-a
Q
net-I. leather handlo.‘ Our Special
I“Price for
‘.tomorrow $2.75
Indiee’ Moire Bags,
An entirely new line, fitted with purse,
lit and ‘gun metal trimmings. new ., «
orig ailit cord handle.
trainer at I
a
Special
l
Phenomenal 1
‘Garments,Millinery &Waists
" A CLEAN SWEEP OF
Summer Wash Dresses
Tomorrow We place on sale TWO BIG
LOTS OF LAWN DRESSES. All
the latest styles. that will hold favor
in coming season. Great values.
Women’s $1 .50 Lawn
Dresses. yours at
97C each
Several exceptionally pretty models.
in most attractive Ityiel and path
terns. suitable for street or house
Clearance of
”$5 Dresses > ‘
$2.97 '~
We say $5.00. though many similar
Dresses have sold at $5.98. but we
are closing them all out now at one
price. We feature a large assort-
ment cit styles in Lawns. Batiste.
Linen, Chambray, Ginghams. etc.
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
ABSOLUTELY ALL OUR
Tailored "Suite for
Women 8r Misses at
$13.98
OUR 325 TO $39.50 SUITS
This assortment includes black. blue.
check. stripes and mixtures. There
is only one Suit of a kind. but all
sizes for women and misse~. Not a
single Suit was bought to sell for
less than $25.
$3.98 .
OUR $12.98 LINEN SUITS
At this price you have choice of any of
our LYnen Suits. regardless of cost
or value. All the season's best
styles in all colors. Come early for
first choice.
One thousand “S tand-
ard Waiste ~
The BEST in the land at prices that
border on the ridiculous. Here they
god The greatest mark—down of
Waists yet known.
LOT I.——Waists that sell regularly
.tt.i:-ua;:i.3rri .......... 99c
‘Lti.:tti‘i°t;‘;2 out. $1.49
Lgfffilg ml“??? Tl?” 590
$4.50 Waists .......... $2.49
LOT 4——All $3.98 and
LOT 5-Waiets that sold
wear. All sizes. .'4 “P ‘0 59C . ..
Eitraordinary 790 Vagatosgg.79
Millinery Mork- ~ ' UNTRIMMED HATS
Downs
Clearance tale of all our TRIMMED
HATS. beautiful models. at
Wash Dress Goods
ALWAYS A RUSY SECTION
3000 ardnwn inch lot of 1
primer) Lawns. YD.. .3/20
Hundreds of pieces 0! AMERICAN
PRINTS. all bright. teeth 41/
styles. atnndard qnnlity. YD. 20
5o filecee WASH PONGEE. ‘every
color, for street mar. for evening
wear. {orwear any and all times;
warranted last coloring 27 in. 25
wide. spacial. YARD. , C
II ,, . .
Toilet Savinge .
amount? suerruas second
on Immunization“ ,
STILLMAN'S unearth ocean.
to
I u live: u It 0‘
100 up to 980
HANDED 'SAILORSaw-Spccial
390 to $1 .
rumor at; run um CLEAR-
ANCE SAVINGS IN
Draperies
A coerce or REMINDERS
Muslin Curtains
. 24c pr.
Big lot of Muslin Curtains. full lfligth,
made with line tucks: splendid value
at 39c. Here tomorrow. .24: pr.
Axmineter Rug-e
Art «patient $5.90 value. You than
cream or more of there line It ' .
‘ , All tiethrieutat patterns.
Handkerchiefs".
SPLENDID OFFER FOR YOU.
~ MADAM" '
A special lot of All Linen Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, some slightly soiled;
they would be good value
at 25cc. Special, EACH ..... 17c
Get what you need now.
Unusual Ofi'erings in
Notions and Small
Wares
.Women’s Imported Embroidered LIN-
‘EN COLLARS, all sizes; splendid
' 25c v3.95 ............... Izi/zc ea.
PIN-ON HOSE SUPPORTERS, all
colors. well worth 25c ......... 17c
Regular 25c and 290 light weight
DRESS SHIELDS. all sizes. While
the lot lasts ............... 16¢ pr.
Stamped Voile WAISTS. all desirable .
designs; worth 500 ............ 390
Solid Gold Shell RINGS. warranted 5
“years. Tomorrow ............ 25c
Conn. ‘
.\
Great Sale of Wo- '
men’s Gloves
You undoubtedly know that Gloves
are very scarce this season—~50
scarce that they are more than wel-
come at their regular prices. It was
exceptionally good luck that brought
this“ line of samples to us at a frac-
tion of their actual value.
351 Long Silk Gloves
75c pair
rdbutton length. double tipped fin-‘I
gers. extra heavy quality; colors.
black. white and tan.
500 Lisle Suede .
Gloves 350 pr
Extra quality: colors. black. white. tan.
gray. mode and champagne. All
sizes. .
DOMESTICS
Under this heading. TABLE DAM~
ASKS. " TOWELS. SHEETS.
SHEETINGS. BED SPREADS.
BLANKETS. A harvest of golden
magnets. Like cotton and wheat.
these staples are the corner stone
of business. One of Norw‘alk’s prom-
inent ladies declared. when she saw
the crowds at thissection yesterday:
“This led real bee-hive.” Of course '
we’re proud of it. Come tomorrow.
Here‘s a hint of what is in store for
you.
750 Pilgrim Sheets
660
Full size Bleached Sheets. made of line
round thread cotton; noted for its
durable and serviceable qualities.
Size 81x90. '
129:0 Russia. Crash
. 90 yard
Plain white. all linen. xii inches wide;
but Crash made ior wear. absorb-
ing and drying purposes. .
Linen and Turkish
Towels, 90 each, I"
3. for 250
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY I
H CK TOWELS, lar e size, made of.
nion linen, red borer; size some.
£50 Turkish Towels
"Extra‘ large size. made fromfiouble
twisted yarns. Excellent value.
- $1 Table Damask * ~ f"
rl ’e........t.......37yc
defineonvmreu 12:55.; .
Spite at“. .,
lit» b
850 yard .
1d ignore Eula
Norwalk Chronicler