uses. so: Mint 1 .....mx. .... . .. TusSoumNonwsrn Wino 5mm Mouths. and Proprietor .‘ ”i. “HINIA ”Sun rises 5303M 5:50. . filgh tldgrpso a. an; x1357 p. m. , 'iin - . " ‘; Winsome oinec'ronv. Iii Lou , N0. ml, P. and A. M. " sets In. onto lulldltm. South » Main street. 71“ t and,ld“'l‘uesdsy of each man " uiy and August or copied-— ’clock. All Master ”if-3. luasons rd iy invited. Reed H. Flynnp .. . Robert. ll. Wilcox. ’ c. “latter Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M. ;; Meets in Masonic Banding. South Idain street. 2d and (tn Tuesdays of ' ouch month—duly and August 08- ' ‘ copied—flit 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch . Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus. "“Gnyeer. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Bee. ROBERT M. WILQOX. MY. '5.“ SOCIETY NOTICES ‘ —+— MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTUR- ERS’ ASSOCIATION Nehemiah Candee, President , Slice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon Frank W. Hadley, Secretary Matthew Corbett. Treasurer EVENING SENTINEL TELE- PHONE CALLS ga-a—Ncws Department gag—Business Department u-FBranch Oflice, Norwalk , I90 ~Editor’s Residence 729-5—City Editor's Residence .— JUDSON FOR CONGRESS (Bridgeport Farmer.) Senator .icrcmiah Donovan belicves , that E. .1. Hill cannot be rennmluntcd. for Congress in Fuh‘ilcid county. undi that ii' t'cnominutcd he cannot be: elected, Scnator Donovan thinks thut' the Republican nomination may no to: Sentilor Stiles .ludson oi Stt'atl‘ot‘d.§ .who would illi‘ll in) the ncxi t‘otr' grossman from Foiriicld county in; _ the event, of course, of the usual fie-i . .. pulilican majority making its uppcur-i ‘ ‘ uncc. Senator Donovan is an cxpcri- euccd observer of the political trcnd. and his opinion may be correct. lni .- lhc ovcnt of Sunatur Judson pain; a. .’K/congrcsaimml candidaie an intelilut-ntf E campaign would he insured. .lndson‘ 1; is morc l'cprcwiitaliw of existing ltwi E publlcan thought in Connecticut than; i“ ' Hill In. and “Ulliil ho tnnt'c acccptahio; s to thc nmjm'lty oi Republicans. lils’i . candidacy would Icrntinato tho ma ot‘i 3'» "uuod t‘cllow“ politics in national ai-i E; V fairs and the campaign would come? down to a discussion of public (lili‘H-t ii tions. in which Mr, .iuttson‘s ability t would lit! tc‘slmi in the effort to close Er ‘ an (\(‘utlitlllit‘ chasm in his party r'routcd by tho attrition oi" motlcrn‘ progressivo nit-as upon tho laiaser.’ Inll'c position ol’ the Moon of which: iiill is the peculiar representative. it i would sccm an it the nomination of‘ Judson would niiord Republicans thc lleiil Ciliilli't‘ to got out of u tllflicult position. 3 RIGHT TO THE ROINT. I hiaino “out “was by only lumpy-i nix votes. that it Was still it good. dt-nl of u. simwcr tor a prohibition! ntui.o.r~~'l\'cw Yuri. World. ‘ .....L . s . And now some one is booming Pros-i ltiont Motion mi n cnndlduto fur vice-ii president of the United States! lsi i‘ilnl nnotiicr «mm in (mm his workl on tho urn-at Now England lines? Why seek to‘poriwt him in that u’fl)’?-—~ Bridgeport i-itnndprd. v , 'i‘licy Illilt nimni tho "whltc mnn‘n Nhurdon" In MI'C‘MIM to lnipt'ovo lands lioyontL tiw st-n, imt thorn in nonw- thinx or n tmrdun right here in mm Mount“ in opcnlun our doors to clo- montu that nrt- «wry rcmiy to tnltc htt- muu litn upon iiw oligittcst pmvocn- tion.» liritiucpuri Post. “Not guilty" sometimcs moimn moro- «,Iy. “ht! didn‘t know who! ho Wu» do- .‘inufl but such a verdict carries no ' guaranteo that, tho pcrsonucqnlucd my not Intro nnoiiior inpsc fatal to‘ ‘ wmnllody ciao. “illusion tilohr. I ...... ....- 't‘nit’s opinion it? tho Wiley matter is a iolersbly good opinion. consider- ing that. it is n strictly republican opinion inspired by the clamor from indignant democrats ail‘ovcr the coun- m. (it course a democratic opinion would have gone farther and oceans [dished more before the dust settled- Houston Pout. . we»- . There‘sre lay count om thousand atlas of mushrooms. sored Sufi Munich in good to an n i Ilka-Norwich Bulletin. Minn sitar matters and those " ' will“ no the)“, pre- . their mu ......e... m. .. .l - _ Sweater Time .. AND HERE ARE swasrans' . A PLENTY! Excellent assortment for Women. ‘ in all colors, plain and .- fancy weaves, at ...$1.98 CHILDREN‘S Ail-Wootswas'r- ERS, all colors; sizes from 6 to 12 yrs., at ..... 98C Early Fall Showing of Women’s Kid Gloves For Present Wear Regular $1.25 Glace Gloves. the fa- mous “P. & L.” Gloves. Just re- ceived our new Fall shipment of these well-known Gloves; all the new colors. Tomorrow. Special, PER PAIR ........ $1 0 ‘w A Manufacturer's Sample Line Separate Skirts An exceptional opportunity to se- cure a Separate Skirt. New smart models of Black Panama. with front and back panels; ' all sizes. Tomorrow .$4.’98 (Reg. $7.98 values) , Spgcials in Small Wares and Notidns No. too MESSALINE RIBBON. in all the new shades. T omor— row .................... a4c yd. “ AIRBONE " COLLAR SUP- PORTS. ail lengths. Tomor- row .................. 2§4c card Rolled Gold Plated COLLAR PINS. in assorted designs; regular 50c value. Tomorrow ........ 35c set Fall Showing . Underwear and Hosiery WOMEN‘S UNDERWEAR—The famous “Berkshire" brand. al- ways reliable. perfect fitting ga'r- ments. Shirts and Drawers. tomorrow ....... 50c, MEN'S BLACK SILK HOSE. all sizes. Special ................. 25c LADIES‘ SILK HOSE-“Onyx" Hosiery in tan. white and black. all sizes; regularly 50c. Tomorrow. ......... 41c EXTRA SIZE HOSE. for stout wo- men: regular 25c uality. _ Tomorrow. A PAI ..... 19C EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS at the UndermuslinDepartmcnt NIGHT GOWNS-‘wWomen's Crepe Night Gowns; low neck. kimono sleeves, trimmed with torchon lace and ribbon; good value at St. 50. Tomorrow . . . .. .......... 986 MUSLIN PETTICOATSwGOOd quality Muslin Pctticoatd. made with deep embroidered flounce; re ulariy $1.50. Tgmorrow .............. 97c CORSETS —— The popular ”La Reine" and "R & 0" models. We will offer our entire lot of 50c styles. Tomorrow. . 39C Fall Showing Ladies' Wrist Bags ' Moire. Satin and Velvet Wrist w». “50 and Snot quality ‘ w ...... mm .n Bags. fitted with purse. fancy silk lining.‘long cord and tassel ham die. gun metal. lit and pickle trimmings; regu ariy $1.25. Tomorrow ........ $1 Fall Showing Women’s Neckwesr Many new novelties add to the so- trsctiveness of our displays. One of the season’s most popular styles is a large trill, shown In a diversit of retty ‘ materi- s. amorrow.....49C A Very Bpecisl Offering or ' quality Sateen and Heather.- h ‘m Potticnsts: all are excellent . . PRELIMINARY snowmc ... . “The at Saturday of our ”Fall &Winter Sale Series starts under the most suspicious conditions. ded nports from all over the world tell of a bountiful harvest. A: big volum ot Full business is already an snared think. The tumors are busy! Our com- merce is expanding. and the whole atmosphere breathes on air at bigger and greater things, The Bos- ‘ton Store is up and doing; Big, stocksfweii assorted. and the strikingly low prices ‘which are notably f charact‘eripic. are more ld_evideim now than ever. Exceptional vatues ready for tomorrow's purchasers. is ' 1.. New KimOnos 3 Long Crepe and FlannelettehKimo- nos, all new Fall styles, a great variety of pretty colors and dc- signs to choose from. Saturday . . . . ............ 98C ' A Showing “Authoritative and Recognized Styles . Specially Priccd~W0men’s and Misscs’ uits, Coats, Gowns Waists “8: Millinery 7 Never have we presented a more Fashionable Display New and Stylish Suits The costs are little longer than last season. just long enough to give graceful Jines to almost any fig- ure. The Skirts still preserve the close-fitting. straight line effect. but freedom of movement is given by panels and foot plaits. SUITS in a variety of plaip colors and hobby mixtures—s great showing. ranging in price from $1288 to $27.50 Women’s New ' ”FALL DRESSES " son STREET wuss New models in black and white checks. satin trimmed. kimono sleeves. Special tomorrow 2.98 Many new styles in Panama and Serges. all colors. made with satin $12": “it-“3&3”... 5.98 ‘ Opening Display Mtihnery Continues to he s Fashion event of unusual interest. The display rep- resents out’ most ambitious effort and is of great worth. as each Hat The NewPoioCoats For Saturday selling we offer 50 samples Women's and Missea' Polo and Reversible Coats. Spec-‘ lei Sale Prices " $7.50 up to $25.00 '. V‘Stunning. New FALL wstsrs Women's new Tailored, Shirt Waters; smart models. fashioned , in plain White Linen. Black land White Stri Fishnets. also plain Black Moi : tailored collar and cuffs; all sizes; exceediniy good.“ value at 81.50. Saturday only . . ......... 98C sinsssmna warsrs Fine. lustrous Hauline. in blue and black; several prints models; ’ $2.98 value. 1 98 Saturday Handkerchiefs .. FOR MEN AND WOMEN These are hemstltched initial “and ketchiefs of all pure Linen; is a masterpiece. a me i see-ch. . ramh’.m.........l9c COMBING SACKS—A beautiful assortment in very pretty floral designs. Saturday. . .ZIC " « . The New Fall Dress Goods The grandest showing you ever saw—all that is correct for good : dressers. The practical, the ood- wearing and last but not least, the prices are wonderfully low. The range includes Scotch Suit- ings. Homespuns. snowflake ef- fects, two-toned Suitings. Botany Sergcs. Broadcloths. satin-faced Prunelias—in fact every good thing is here; ' « FOUR SPECIAL VALUES .FOR SATURDAY‘S SALE 32 BLACK BROAD- CLOTH. at ............ 1.69 $2.50 BLACK & COLORED BROADCLOTH. at ....... $2 $1 NAVY & BLACK SERGES. at ............ 796 59c ALL-WOOL SERGES. all colors, at ............. 490 Blankets&Comfortables A whole store full—counters and ta- bles piled high with the good big. warm kinds. The variety is sim- ply immense. We sell a single Comfortable or single pair of ' Blankets at carload price. It‘s much cheaper to buy good winter bed coverings and keep well than it is to pay doctor's bills. TOMORROW’S SPECIALS $1.25 COMFORT- ABLES at ....... ‘. .‘ ..... 986 "SEEKS? ...... $1.49 $2.50 COMFORT- ABLES at .......... $1.98 We received today another ship— ment of the famous “BEACON" BLANKETS. white with color- ed borders. “ it‘dihsii’tii‘i”: .. 1.89 $311? $3321.. ......... 1.49 $155: 331?er .......... 98C “ Keen interest should be aroused in these exceptional offerings .in “0M“! mailings LACE CURTAINS—All new de- sign» full three yards long; worth $3.50 pair. Tomorrow ............. 2.79 axmus‘rsn RUGS in a‘ variety of rich Oriental designs, size 27 x 54; worth $1.75. Tomorrow '. ............ 1.39 a FLOOR 0;}; CLCdJ'I‘H. illil new pat- terns. : s: wi e; vs ue 47c \doc yard. Tomorrow ..... Children’s Apparel For Fall and Winter EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERINGS Dresses An merit of pretty models. Sages, plain colors, checks. etc; all aregenerously cut; made by skilled operators. See them to- - mbrrow. Prices range from . $2.98 up to $5.98 ',‘g_coats ‘ i ' Sins shite ‘14 years. New Polo msdewidi belt and hood effect. ‘ . m ‘sesortment ranging in price * ...Cflllsiu navy. tsn. brown; some '
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