$1002.01... Dollar - r1151 .00
per month puts
' ' Electric Lights
inyour home. ~
3c per day.
Can youafford
to he withoutit?
The United Electric Light and
Water Company
South Norwalk, Conn, July 26, 1913.
.. iondNo Supply Although Poo-
Irltcuigjust is nod by tho oliiro
p Icull.u1'.1I
. ~ phone tiipt lotion. 1111,11 intimacy. .11)!
_on .1 bad roud responded by hunting‘
. could get ovct the. unimproved roud
‘ «on
'. bféfifiwahfi‘ '5. 11.. I. J
11131111111 lilillli '
Nil MlllllllillRl
ills Persona! Fortune Will Not
ll ach Perhaps Over
$600,000
diow states '11111 counties u‘e puttin it 115 01111 natural that M1. Mollenu
motley in the pockets of d“. furrow: 1'et11‘.e111enl 110m tho N11v England,
in“ investing in the innuovclncnt of transportation field should lune (211111-11
publiciioads is shown by a utute— out 11. “MG \m'letv oi comment to-
. upoctlng the size of his poruouul fox
0‘ 1““) ,luno and his ubilitv to main both end.
'liu roads of the department or :1gLi- meet with the 103g of nib oilitial
........ .i‘ii‘i“;.Z.‘.‘Zf;‘...“‘.‘..i".‘.‘.‘..i’fi‘ W ”“‘ ”W “8““ W‘
bud road: lirevuil turmerwui'o forum! me“; m a certain ”a“ oi MPH“;
I . p . ' . . I (‘llllCl-l parlir'uluxly New Yolk UlllCI‘i.
to mono their crops not when the tour-i who are My ex “curled with repealing
M ““1“ ‘5 ”‘0’“ch 11111,,n'l1011 ”We stroriou ot' the size or the Mellon for-
1011115 “”5 ““01 'l'm" ltuno. Estimates inn from $1 000.0011!
1“" “”mm" mm“ “‘ Wm” ”9 to $10001!th 11nd 111311111111; some merl
“Willi? ill“ 1“ W “W” “him“? fl "1“ 111. live innutlu 1tlon may have strezthr ii
the cotton mnrkct,le:1r11ed in “tote the ilgnmn bcvoml a“. i.1t111 unmunll
{6115411158 ‘ "
’l‘ho lloston
liliill’i mount“
‘ 1111111111113
lootauces Showing High Prices
dune Rots at Home
1"
p111II$lxp1I1 bulc. ’ll1rl"u;1111I1 li\ing
Nowh- IIinrtIan 114 1111111, l
how'evez', to stoic. enn‘ihuticullv that
.Mr. Mellon lonvos the Non"; “1111113111
. ': 1.:1'1151ido111flv .1 poorer 1111111 111.111 whom
whilollw uillfi‘l‘ “NIH“? ““5 “1"" to ho entm'ed ll. 111111 lltI stnyod in thal
haul tour bull's, owing to i‘nvoruhlowwRt with the Nolthorn l'miilr 110;
roud conditions Th“ ”"0 i” p‘“°,wonld in all human probuhllity be ill
our.- hole at cotton. \1111111 no" oil hr
,. gained 11 profit 01‘51 to one 1111111, nod '
ri1 ltw man today by normal hundtcill
thonennti (lnilnrn. i
.\ll'. Mellon 111111 11 tt'mncnrlouu 110-;
llllt'r'i‘ in Norlhurn l’m'illc 111111 was 212
big pnrohnewr ol‘ thr- llim'li at around
211 per 1-‘11111'1I, whore it. won soiling
when l11I ussnnnId 1:.onlrol Most or
1thls 1w liouldntod boioro coming to the
Now llldi’l‘ll and at price» urmngo but
than $1 ‘0 per share. l
Mr Mellon nlundn on linI Now llu"
\1In books—or 111d a low Wt'tllv‘h nuo
.. on the ouner oi 10.01.10 bliill'lllfi of
Now Huron slot-l1. That would rup
. would own at these deprossctl nun'iuIt
lrIl'clu 1m eutnlt‘ of 111'1‘Ir' $l.tltitl,tltill.
An 11 mutter 01‘ mi. but 4.000 ninn'ea
of tho 10000 in his numo urn. tho our.
. sonal property or Mr Mellon. 'l‘ho
(Iultnrnl noeslhllitioiz, burdened with lualuncu of 0.000 shares 1:1 stock oi”
., . .. ,, ,
bud ""“lh' “l""l’ ‘ih {131111111 i:‘|°::" various .\1Iw llnven nuholdiurien tnkon
. ‘ . . , . “I“ c .
11111111111 nts oi "1111 no mt t 1 m course 01’ lntorcompnny trunnntw
outgoing: hilllllllt’lllH in tho ratio of .
11111111, 11111 truutcol1iteroutn in those
four to onc. Many ouch 00111111011 with I|1111Iu will of 1'1'111131 puss with tho
improw-d l‘tlllllR could not only beronnI 11-11111111111111111'111 ol‘ hit. ulliclul position
neltmnpportlng. «but could nhip 3110- M1 Mollcn bus 11 vnluublc I'onntly
"um“ 1” olhor rnurkrlll. .. homo nt Stockbrltlgc, Maison which in
i‘ former in bulllvnn county. 101111., twat-115ml for «mar 8120,0011, The 11,.
11 ltiW'lllllPlI from llriatnl, hml Inohuain 000 shurcu m Now Maven 11m pruciluI
on. oi lrlah polnloou which he inlcnd- lllli‘ Mr. Motion}; mm, lul‘tzt' intomo
oil to 1111171114 durinu tiw wlntvr oi 1.1111- lIrmintIimr investment. “v ownn 1111
wort. (minor in bud rondn, he
“M” 11111 ”H iotuto 111 m nnti tln- Now lluvon ho over lllll 11nd hnu
‘ l ‘ . l')‘ ' -
"l' l ’ l l ‘ unvor 110111 oven Witch luv how the on»
$1 tohiu, neighbol.
it, in Shotl‘n in the slntmntInt that it?
is. common for the farmer to find lhut'
heirloom 11:1111 his. produco to tour-
l1en prices 11m higlnIst, hormone
lin- rondr-I are lutpnuuoblo. \\"111In tho
rondsIlnIcozno 1111351111110. the time for
fitm‘rlio’tI JtIna largely waned 11nd p111-
illicit ls Icmupclled to move in mucous.
which 11011110110); gluls 1111- 111.11 1.11 111 i
lironks the ill'lQi’tl.
Market Price Fluctuations.
Excesxivo lilll'lltailmts in lllilrlttl
prions are seldom due to prov-prodinu
lion. They freqnenli) lulu-I place in
regions; whortI thr- locul production
«luvs not mun] the 11111111111 consump-
tion 'l‘hci'e 11n- 1-ountinu right in nix: i-
.- 1 - . ,x .1 . .,
:m‘? action 111'" “r it???“ 1:131:33“ nrouvhlnu 0111] of tho it nor cunt. dive
tom. 11 or 1 11 lot 1.. .1 . Mm“, ”up, it would bu 1111111111! to
wont no 1113111 no $1.40 :1 btwhnl
pinm- thn Mellon i‘ortuntI, which in or
thrown producing power. nt. m'nr
unbound. 'l‘h1~ morkbridno outnlv run
1111 \urlolml) \‘illlll'tl, but throw with
barbaric-non know that such colon-11 urn
more apt, to hu :1 linlilltiy than on my
not. Mr. hit-lion will not lint-11 in our
‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ ’ulntn Wiiilutfi .l. Brynn, but ho to fur
““““““““““ [from tho rich mun 11111111: poopln huro
protoeuud to lmlievn
in H11I niwyitlom A ilrlntol 1111*1'1'l1nnt
iiutnd thnt during the wintIIr on many
on ion ourlontiu of form produce. the
ridding wlmnl. nomuwo, 11ml mlwr unp-
pllou. wr-ro dolly oliippod in to fowl
not only llrlatol, but the milucvut t1.Ir«
rltory.
c C ELWELL R5373
t“, tt, i-ilxw Ill. (hint enninmr or the , _ “H”, W,
pnhllnnrllltirvu communion ut‘tcr n. numrztut'rmm AND THE “nutter.
mthrr mmnmuu your in tlwIiltvMiiI Drill moi-look tho grnro furl. that
notion of railroad wroriru and other rlmnmntimu coolly "outtleu in the
ninth-1,. of that uort titnrtnd on it real lfitonrt’ nurl .ngmrim the Volvnlur or-
rent uni-Ion totlm illlll in rumcrrntion tiou Tim rum (tinnitus in morning
rhld‘ lln would not do n toll 01' work this 1111111111, Foley Kidney Pills on tour
' until Mount 1, unlcuu nomotliihk hilt up and uircomhcn the kidneys that
should break in bin "no will "is it?!” ’they 11mm the blond mm of 110111qu
unnui intention in. roquirrd, lie will 11111] uric ma enigma, that cause
uncut! much at his time over past with lrhnumutium, swollen jolntu, backache,
nwmhcra oriiia family. ’urinnry irregularities, and disturbed
Mr Ellwll outnruti; now iihcu to hvnrt nt'ilon. '1'in tluim, For sale by
1111 or n railroad occiurmt but 111‘ on all druggirte."
p lull) dislilwa to mini. or one orcu l
ring in the mt two wot-ha or So. 1
.MI
Sentinel Wants bring employers
. 111111 amnion-ea together, whorls tho
I. Furnished Room to Rent? A iemplm'et‘ may learn or the proficiency
murmur wont chain 1 it to a tut .onu experience of thoso: Whom he
..I Q 93
mo ed razor Ill ulna would hire. ‘ '
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i
ITIVE
STOREKEEPING
An Invitation to Readers L...0f,
This Home Newspaper
The invitation, most cordially extended to the readers of thinnewspoper,’ is to
join with us «111 the Wanamaker August Sale of Furniture, opening simultaneous-
1y 111 our two stores, New York and Philadelphia, Tuesday, July 20, with “Three
Days of Courtesy.” On these days—I-July 29, 80 and ill-wadvonce selections may
be made from our complete furniture stocks, regular and nery- assembled, the
transactions to date from August 11 _, .,_:
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The August Furniture Sale
originated in the Philadelphia Wanamaker Store a quarter of a century ago.
It was an outgrowth of trade conditions. “all"? “43'3qu In»
Manufacturers, hazarding the future demand, either made up too much for-
niture or too little.
There was on the market both surplus stocks and surplus time.
Turning this condition to the advantage of our patrons, we contracted with
factories wishing to keep their organizations together in dull seasons to make good
f urnituve for us at coat of wood and labor, and took over the surplus stocks of othcr
111111111facturc1's who had over-gauged the demand.
Being a new form of cooperative merchandising, based on true economic
principles and not copyrighted or patented ‘(we have never sought to protect our
storckeeping methods) the Sole Was soon copied for and near.
wToday there are August Sales of Furniture—in name, at least—in nearly cverv
city and town of the United States and even in foreign countries.
But conditions have changed since our first soles. Good manufootm'crs now
make up furniture only When advance orders are received. l‘ltcv, 1.1.er liav '0 sur-
plus stocks. And they plan their work to keep thérr factorieorbuoy practically all
the your. ' " I ’
111’
All this is for theflood of “13furnitureilldnufactnring industry, but it makes
horrlci each year the ammtcmincc flf. o gcnuine August Sale.
111 f out things hav e comer to
Fm 0111‘ pol't~~nlilio11gli the originators—me give fair notice now that we
‘ reserve the right to withdraw these soles ilom the store calendar when conditions
will not permit: of their economic preparation.
What We HavaDone to Meet the Issue
[his year l'or our two stores we were able to purchase for tho August Sulc ‘
only $619,000 worth of furniture up to “'anunmkcr Stun11a1vl~~-.11111 we 1101 or at
any time so” furniture not 11) to this standard—which is:~—- "nrnitnre that will.
. I .
give lasting satisfaction in the 1101119-
Thcsc special purchases, while offering extraordinary values, are mainly com-
posed of discontinued patterns, and do not give full assm'tmcnts. So, as in the post
icw years, we have added to the Sale our entire regular stocks now on hand in
our showrooms and warcrooms, amounting to $1, 052 .000 worth additional, making
a grand total 111 our two stores of .
Over a Million and a Half Dollars of Furniture
All Offered at Reductions of 10 to 50 Per Cent
By this method we present in our two Stores August Soles for superior to
any olfcrod lodnv 01' in the past by any furniture house.
It iS this: single hip,I fact which 11111ch this announrcmcnt of high importance
and (llllSCS us to give the August Sale this wider publicity.
This is what we mean by constructive atorckccpingmto keep faith uith the
public or else withdraw the Sale
It 1.9 the very antithesis of destructive storekccping 11nd mlvcrtislng, on com-
mon today
It to this ronainwtive otorekccping which hos built up the Wanamaker linol-
ncoo, rlow the largest in each of the cities in which it; is represented
It in this conotructivc slorrkccpingwhichhits11111111. tho Wonnmukcr August
Sale of 1" urniturc u notional institution, deliveries of furniture. from the. lust A11-
guat Solo having been mode 111 83 different Stolen of our country and to more than
a dozen foreign lander. "
It: iii this sort of constructive olorckccping which inspires us to extend thin
opociol invitolimi to the readers of this newspaper, and to the people of the country
at: large who have the awakened sense of constructive business, both public and
private. .
{All the cwrteoies of our” two stores are, of course, extended to old friends
and now-Il‘rieiidavto-ho, cud the convenience of opening monthly charge accounts
“freely offered to all responsible portion.
JOHN WANAMAKER "
NEW YORK .. . , PHILADELPHIA
“Two fitorfl-j
n... Ilium-11111 * cm
, _ state where the public looks “1th suspicion—J
. .tmd lughtlv sn-on most of these 111'niluyc events.
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{Now Haven; Ii-lon. Charles F.
.lor, Ansonia: Charles Hopkins Clul‘k,
‘ London;
lchuirmau of the committee, lh'.
. man. for 11 period of (me your.
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COMMITTEE 01' ll . .
ON NATHAN HALE PLACE
“—1....
Report Mly Be Delayed Until Meeting;,
of Son: of Amorican Revolu-
tion in October.“ , l
The question of the acquisition of
the Nathan Hale place, in Cmcntrv,
which was 'suggeetod 11 few wookul
ago to the Connecticut Society, 801ml
of the American Revolution, by
. Georgo Dudley Seymour, of New Ha ;'
veu. will ,come before u conimltte'o ot‘
ulghl‘r—Itlle number having been ln-i
credited from flvcwus follows:I-1):.l
George (7. .II‘. Willtumu, Hartford.
chairman: General Edwin S. Greeley,
lirooh-‘
Hartford; Judge Morris B, Tludrduiey.
Bridgeport; Morton F. Plunt, New
tax-Governor .ltollln H.
Woodruit. Now Haven; George Dud-
lcy Seymour, New Haven.
At the time the committee woe
created it was planned to have a :12-
,port mode on Angnut 2. when the no
Lcioty is to have its field day at
Jibmaugnin, East
the
Haiven. but 11. 1..-
now understood that, owing to line
absence from the countiv of 1111,I
Wil-
liams, no formal action will be taken
‘unlll full. The isociety will meet the
third Tuesday in October, when the‘
matter can be taken up. . ’
Don‘t use. a cough medicine Con-
taining opium or morphine. They
constipate the. bowels and do not, euro,
only stifle. the cough. ExamlntI the.
label and ill the medicine contains
those harmful opiates refuse it. Fo- ,
lcy's Honey and Tor Compound (ton
thins no opiates, is healing and sooth-
ing. For sale by all drugglots.."¢‘
ENFORCIING LOBSTER LAW.
Game Warden Wilbur Smith in on
the. lookout for people who. violate tho
law which prohibits the taking of 11.1»
l titers under four and one-half inches. in
length. The penalty for the violation
{or this law is a one or from $1 to. $25
land the offender is liable to lose his
‘liccnae, if he be a licensed lobutor
There
have been violations of the law horo-
abouts.
A— good ad v.
taper.
pays host in the host
uwming, my wholohody was Mai-X
,(‘Clli
Many a South Norw it
Feel grateful for 'l'hln
than.
it your buck gives ou
lieoomea 11111111, weak, .or'a.‘
ll urinary troubles out; in
Pin-hum. your kidnelItl are ll
W111.
Dunn's 11111....
ltldnt‘yu
.01 hi ovidcnrc DX'OVBS 1.11
Mrs, Elizabeth Mitchell, 1';
Main utrect, South Namath,
suyn: "l suffered from lumen _
my kidneys 11nd lotus for mt
more, partirulnt'ly when I bro
strain on the nnuactes of my ‘ ‘
t’olt dupresueti and louguld and
not got :1 full night's root, 3 ,
Pills are‘ if
lamp and IT also 1111qu dlstrcost,
noy wcuknosb. booming tho W
Kidney Pills wore effective ,
rust-o, i not :1 uupply at, Flotatotl'
thorn, They promptly relieve .
11nd made lliL‘ fool butter in ev
Another 01‘ 1113' family has this
lloan's Kidncy Pills and think
as highly of them i willingly
all 1 have said in Drama 01' no '
Kidney Pills below."
For solo by nil dedicrs.
lI‘oatnr- .\iilbnrr1 (lo ,
.\1Iw York, 53011.I agents for the
SililOS.
Remember
take no other,
12.1111
3}!
111v numb—Dodo
VOTES FOR WOMEN CAIMPM
\VA.SHl.\"GTO.\', July 253-“
a widespread campaign for «vote:
\\'on1en" to he Curried into ,
Stnton of tho Union'not now-11m
woman suffrage, will he laid at. '
i‘eruncc of the National Council
mun Voters here August 13, l
Delegates to the conterenoo,
present from Wyoming, Know
I duho, ~tinlorado, Washington,
11111, Oregon 11111! Arizona. Rodi"
having full and completevwomfl'l
lrago. 0
Ways and means of bringing
once to bear locally in the.
Stains considered “dork territo,
tho Snlirnglsts, will be considér,
the conference, which will be
live. i
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$3. 50
Rapid Vacuum
:l“l)ji.
h'l'll 4....
- Clothes
'CGUPON No.7
5 of these Coupons
and 98c will get you
one of these Vacuum
I :
Washers
1
"1M5
98 cts
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Wit ”outdo-III“ .1
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