Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 29, 1913 · page 2

 

 

 

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no Guns.

GARMENTS

 

 

Staple Sunnis

, Floor/Coverings

 

. A
Weill Fabriesweee never so PM“? of time ‘0 we“ sum— 1, 1 , ' ‘
1 . mer ts. Yet it is time 9 1 ' :
9, attractive as this year. You they were sold. 4 Always in demand. Bluy
, our buy them: here at attracv

tive prices;

 

Skirting Prints. Value 71:.
Sale Price -,5¢

‘Apron Gingham Value 8c.

 

Ladies’ Shirt Waists. Value
Shoo.

Sameles fig

 

 

Sale Price M iPOplll/fll' Midd'y BEGUM. Va-
_. lues $1.00... .. .. ....
Dress Gingham Value 12 1-21: , Samples 75-1!
Sale Price 911' Ladiee’ House Dresses. Values

$1.00.

 

. Percalbs, 36 inch. Value 12 1—21:
Sale Price

Bedtime. Value 1'2 1-2c.
Sale Price ' 8¢

 

9¢I

“ 74¢

Ladies' House Dresses. Values
$1.50.

' Samples . ‘ gag

Samples

 

price 600. Sale Price
“Ladiee’ Lawn Kimonos. Va- L

when you can who a great:
saving.

 

.Bieached Pillow canes
W t . Val‘use , ’ ‘
3%?” Shut a” 8 Sale Etice 9.11 and 11¢
Samples 75¢ .. I

* Just as desirable as a" bit 4
earlier or inter. Prices much 9
more so. ‘

, likes to pick up 01111 bits and
need on gowns come in play

 

Straw Mornings, m. to 30 yds.
Values :51: and soc.

‘ Braids that were 50, 75,
Sale Prices; 10¢ less. ~—

 

Hsmstitclled Pillow Cases.
Regular price 151:.
12V:¢

Sale Price
Bleached Sheets. 72 11 go.
Special Sale Frice 4

Bleached Sheets. Regular
504:

 

Fibre Mattinge. Value 35c.
Sale Price.

 

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FRegular" pri'e $ .oo.
35"“ c to

lTapestry Rug; 9, x is. Regu—

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Wool Fibre Rugs, 9 11 re.

Sale Price 1 $7.50

7.. ...,

133’ price $15.00.

Sale Price $11.00

 

The W «an every «whammy at 5 o‘clock.

Braids that were $1.25. $1.501 toll-3.50;

Styles that were 25, 50 to $1.00,
Styles that were $1.25 to $2.50,

On Saturdays ‘at 9 o'cluhlr.

?

Sale» oi Dr'ess Trimmings
Braids and Bands, Bulgarian- and other Oriental
Meets, Black; White and Metal Ball Fringesr

A Clearance of Importance not to be missed by the mo diste or the woman who

remnants of fincthings. These Braids and Bands it 1101
admirably for fancy work, pillow covers, curtain borders,

and other uses about the ho me. and are always in demand by the artistic home lover r.
Braids that were 15 and 20 cts.,
Braids that were 25 and 50 cps,

hows¢ yd.

now 10¢ yd.
and. $1.00, now 25¢-
now 50¢
Ball Fringes. ‘
now 10¢
now 25¢

At the rimming Section, luesday.

Clearance of Children’s Colored Dresses

Broken assortmenls, odd sizes, for little girls, 3, 4. 5, (1 and 7 years.
neat little frocks oi chumbray gingham andpercale, nicely made in pretty fashions.

These are

39. 50 and 75¢.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ Former values $1.00 and $1.90.
lug soc. _ Bleached Sheets, 81 11 go. Reg- . A . _ . ‘
Figured Foulards. Value 19c. Sale Price fig ular price 651:. Sale Price5fl¢ 9m“? 9x “L Regio- , Very 111cc httlc dresses, fine qualities, were 551.7510 $2. 50,
.Sale Price 10 I 1- , Kimonos ._; ’ V . ' i . “
. ¢ Ines Sign” “ va Huck and Baub'Towels. 5:11.: PM 51750? Second floor-
Striped Seersucker-s. Value 15c Sale 'prgce 74¢ P3 .. _ 4
. 1 : We 91m 99 a 9 999199, Kxnunsrer Rugs, 9 x 12. Regu-
3.13pm.. 10¢ Black Academsmw. 1... "in 9.055%, 94:; m Zlar price 5.5.... 4 Parisian Ivory Hair Brushes, Special at $1
- - ' ' lue 1.2 . Sal P ' _ _ '
White Plume. Value 15c. .. _ 5131: Film 8g i IHuck Towels. . c nee 321'” 1 ‘ Not often is such an offering made in Parisian Ivory toilet wares This brush is
Sale Pnce 10¢ Striped S . Skirts. V'a ‘ Sale Prices 9¢9 11¢. 14¢ S mall R a Sale Prices of Simple size beautifully finished with good stmug bristles, Worth every bit of $41.50.
Whi Pi Val lue 59c. 9 toilet Section, main floor.
Sal: Frigate. “e 25389;. Sale Price 38¢ Bath TONS. llrg'e size. Va- Slwrt Length Oil Cloths. Remember all the nice things given away with Riker goods.
Children’s Gingham Dresses, lue 25C 19¢ Sale Pnce 25 per cent. d1s— To every purchaser of R1ker s Violet Cerate, at 50 cts., is given a dainty wash cloth of
Wash Silks. Value 251:. a years to. 14 years. LE 1 *Count. fine wool, value 10 cts. '
$ch Price 16¢ Sale Prices. ‘ xtra arge. . To every purchaser of Riker's Tooth Paste at 15 cts. a tube is given One bottle of De~
. . , Value 39c 28¢ Short Length Lmoleum. . ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ~
. . V .. ‘ ..
Chiffon L' Value 391: lflilm; Pique Dresses. 11 1, Sale Prices 25 per cent. (“8‘ odraut, value 10 m . _ 4
Sale Price 2 5319' Price 98¢ Sanitary Tm; atSflePricen. count. To every purchaser of Riker's Cold Cream, 25 cts. a jar. is given 3' Vanity Box w1rh
. ‘ 4 powder, puff and mirror.
- S P E C I A L I T E M S E A C H D A Y To every purchaser of Mary Garden ’l‘alcum, 50 cts. a jar, is. given a guest room cake

 

A. DICKERMAN 81 SON

84 Washington Street

 

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The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House

33 South Main St, South Norwalk

SALE SALE SALE

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in; for $5.01!.08.

l The Dime Swings Bank . of Hart-

ford. leads with the largest number of

the twenty-year old accounts, for it
reported 1.616 of them this year. As
the great minority are for sums 01‘ less

than :1; the total in but 81828.29.

The Society for Savings. in Hartford.

|also had a large number of the old ac-

counts, reporting 508 of them.

. Through the efforts of the outclsls o!

'the banks to locate the owners of on

claimed deposits. the number or them

has Increased by but eight slncs 1902.

‘ The largest account in the Society for

Savings amounts to $1,125.28 end is

in the nuns 0! George C. Kelley.

‘ Althouuh the am by which the re
ports should be in the hands or the
Th” “"3“" ““3”"? 0‘ ”“3 accounts comptroller is July 10, seven banks

are tor small amounts many hundrodu have made no report on yet, They or.

being m" ’3“ “WI 31 The! man all men creamy-navel: new banks.
from “ ’9“ 0““ ‘0 “0“"! “WWW and probably have few or no twenty-

dollure, three accounts being reported you ’91.: mung Bevan ”an m-

thla your that amounted to about 85,-" ported no such 4.90.11“,

000 each. There were comm others

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_ , It We could mete you fully realise what a. saving it mounts to you
on supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
f here right anyfitodnr—snd take advantage or these exceptional bar-
nlns this sale om Finer goods are not made. lower orlcos are not
up to he found anywhere: Come and Investigate.
Sale lueboui WWMM and South Norwalk.

$150,000 llllt'lllltll .
Ill Slillliil Mill

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an." m bnnlm in the clam moort [renter (The'll‘llhlnl Gazette).

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7‘. numbers of lwenty~your account: and
‘ 1 the older banks have more of the un-‘
, “4 - Seventynono moving: hooks in thin

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honnmller. since 7111;: 1.4.440 1111-
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claimed accounts on ml: booku than Jwrmlned effort will be mule by the
the younger institutions. lmnl oomoymrman of the 1mm» countle-
dltlonu have considerable easel upon or Rowland to oppose the present or-
tho hotels. hammer ’l'llll ls especially star mun; hm, wee 111m at I
noticeable In the one at the savings muslin; held Tunney It Webster &
banks or New London And Norwich. Fords ovum commlon manhunt»
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large number at «would: from les- mom; who lonely M be deto-
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his. out more present mm in 1111- uountnble for the new number er! ell-tum at Maryland.
1m. unclaimed deposits In there hulls. About ism «mun s
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To every purchaser of Clefine Soap, 10 cts a cake, 1s given a small jar of Cold Cream,

 

 

 

 

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W L- Muir and Thomas 13. Webster. At Crisfleld we have an association
of Baltimore; R. w.111ns.or Blahopg numbering 500 practical oystermen
Head; .l. ll. Nelson. of Crisdsld; w who, as members at our association.
I). 8. rawhide: Brooms Island; was}, have filed protests to the Shellfish
intlon Wllkluson, of Hollywood; wn. Commission to stop the leasing of beds
item '11. Bradshaw, or Smith’s Island, and they request a resurvey.

end Samuel H Mills. of Cambridge, . "In one instance. I know of (our
Md. Delegates appointed to the ya. parties who have taken up about 400
rlous oysterlng communities are' w acres. One of these elated that he
i. D. Ritchie and Mac Horseman, had the best oyster rock in the State.
Brooms Island. St. Mary' e county; Joe ‘80 jealous are these men that they
ooh ill Ray and Alexander (men-y, 301. will not let persons even seek clams
omen 11 Island Culvert county; Gnome on their area. The organization which
W Holland Ind John Hornet, more we have now formed will immedlutely
WV. Dorchenter county; Samuel ill. Apply for an injunction to stop plant ‘
Mllls and Levi B. Leonard. Cambridge, on from operating on oyster beds lens-
Mil; Robert” J. Powley and R. W. ed from the Shellfish Commission.
Mills. Billions lined. Dorcheator euuml ‘AE an organised body we propose
tl': Occur Aaron and George llurrel, to take the matter before the coming
Hooper-ville, Dorcheeur county; Ron. Weluture. and we feel conddenttbati
ertl. Webster sud W .7. Benton. Deals the injustice to the oysterlng commu
island. Somerset county; Albert Me- nltlel o: the Stem will be rectified by l
Mrs and Frederick M. M- Iron the oyster-men their only means}
mount. Gomez-set county; William H. 3 repaid of the present law, which we,
WI sud 'W W. mu. Smith.l believe was never intended to take
Ill-nil; J. 8. Nelson ad 11:. L. Kurd-11o of obtnlnlnz a livelihood for their hun-
er. Crlllleld, Md tiles."

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White Hand Bags.

Harmony of toilet is required by fashion, and the
Hand Bags of White are the approved styles to carry
with white summer gown s.

' Bags or 11111. MOIR‘E and cnocunrso STYLES.

Some contain small white inside purse, cord and silk
handles.
Priccs ........ -. ...... . . . .1 ...... $1.00 and $1.50

The N. E.“ Ryan Co.

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Cereld deportation of mremun. db .
outrun: the object of the dissolution. FRO” NEW HAVEN
Mill:

"The present system of the- leulnu
or the mulled barren oyster bottom I: WW“ “"9““ ‘-
ot the Maryland Sheila-l1 Continuum The New. York. New Haven it Hart
is considered one of the mt hurdv lord sullrou has lost completed on
ships ever pummeled upon the 1111- extension to ltuloeomotlve repslr shop
Mormon of this State. It has develop: at Melville, “use. This new addi-
od that. in minus the surveys. the.tlon which is 200 teat long by no
communion bu lnomded n rat out but em. to designed an 11 holler re-
0: actual oyster but and melt; which; M shop, Ind has cost $100,000- it
s will be opened August 1. nonlethal
loud livelihood. 111ml! no objection the boiler repslr work lm been done
to the cmmlulon lsulng homo)» claim ll.- New Rum. but newer
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