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BEGINS“ TODAY
unmet; 111 Tue nannies.
BARMINS IN GARMENTS
mourns m SHEETS AND mumps
BARGAXNS IN TOWELS
_,BARGAINS IN FLOOR COVERINGS
A Dickerman 81 Son
WI GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
:The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwaill '
SALE SALE SALE
' If we could mute you lull! realise what a saving it means to you
“to ouwly your summer weauiilx apparel needs now you would come
there right emu-today—and take advantage or tlwee exceptional hen
”in! this sale oilers. Finer moods are not made, lower prices are not
' tozbe (pond: anywhere; Come and investigate.
Sale in both atores—«Stamtord and South Howells.
M u... .H
GREAT BED OF WALLOPS.
CUT.
The Lyme-Submit bridge commis-
sion yesterday announced the second
cut in toll rates on the bridge since
Three Years Ago Confirmed by l
the Government
‘ new HAVEN. July 111 ——-The report its openins two you: no The new
to the United States Bureau of Fisher- raise MOW:
in at Wellington, just made, of at Emil person. othersnn a driver, 5
(not bad oi dent scallops extending 031313-
from Block Island to the Virginie; Pamsor sutumobilos. 2 seats to
Capes confirms the discovery made 0031' present rots. Bil dents; one seat.
111m you: use by Min 1.. Human. ‘30 «do. now 85 com
or this cm, head at . oampany which} Auto trucks. 40 costs. a new toil.
raises oysters clams and mussels ini Viihlcm- 008 bores. 20 cents; two
both connection Ind Rhode Island 1". horses or oxen. 30 cents: thus horses
tors. About three years ago Mr “0.; 01 oxen, 40 cents; tour. 60 cents; a out
use. fleet did deep water dredging 0' 5 “MB in cool: case»
.3 Block 151.“ finding traces of 033.5 Mot‘or cycles, 10 cents, now 15 cents.
torn and round olaeie. Last yesr a} 310W!“ 5 cents. .
.tegmer was purchased “d equipped! For led hot-see or lune 10 outs. now
with dredge: for deep wster work. Mr {15 cents,
Human found not only lugs iscailoms,E 1 Sheep or wine, 3 cents each
but a new openimen oi the round clam: The“ new ““88 80 into effect 0|!
in which the meat was of excellent August].
uvor and slightly diluent to that} A plan has been devised whereby
10m along the shore M? Human 3 'books containing 125 tickets each good
examination 0! ,3 bed 0‘ shellfish can ‘for 5 cents in payment of foot pas-
vineed him that the 3333‘, w“ the: sensors tolle are sold for on. 50. stint
hustible and the may diaculty ahead 'lar books of 36 tickets are to be sold
was the devising of machinery tor‘fm' a. dollar.
dredging It the depth at which the
shellfish was embedded. lilr. Romeo's
theory was that an underground
sis-em 0! Matt water tuned iron the 1W0“ Wm" mum—Dr-
can of the sea and in this 11m iuo;’i‘h°ml" Eclectic Oil-4M Km:
mum and "m matter upon household remedy.
which the oysters. clone and shallow H”
lived. From exulsstiou 0! samples‘
of the water drum up iron the beds.
which lie or. s. depth at about 75 feet.
wCuree baby's croup. Willie's
dolly cuts and bruises, mamm's sore
James F. Connors, otherwise known
as "Chuck." a lieutenant of Phoenix
Mus Co, in the new libation srtist
at the East Side hotel. East Ween»
lustou street.
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1:”: YOU no NOT GET YOUR PA-
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNION."
All oi The sentinel city aub-
scribe“ who mile their war cut
hsvo a copy sent them by unharmed
messenger by calling the ostsru Union
Telegraph office 7 o'clock.
Do not make your compislut until
about 8:15 o‘clock, than can the West.
on: Union direct, not ills South Non
were just those will» oyster growers ‘
seek in wsters slou the coast. Mrs
Homo this season hss been conduct-
in‘ further oesxoh oi the beds, hav-
with s dredge 1hr resehin; the shell-
lsh. it madman: em 1111 he thinks
they are, Mr. iiososu an that oyster
growing in hon; island Gould Ind
onsets! wuters will he ahnndousd event
tulip Ind an enormous supply drawn
from the sea beds where oontsminw
or the waters will be without impossi
M“ walk Evening Sentinel. The Western
Union will send a messenger out
promptly at 8:30 in sniwer to such
c ASTOR I A complaints as have come in by that
limo.
5* Wfilfim 111 '1 o'clock I second trip will he
I. m Yum mm M“ mode by the messenger delivering all
papers where complaints have none
Inn “is ' z. . in since 1:110. Alisr 1 o'oioCK no 111:1
We! ther deliveries will be inside inst
nisitt
in unkind complaints to the West»
on: union 311010“th ism
suhsoribm none on well as tbs
most number. and the ”insult Clo.
will turn our all ambition to the
emulation «Moment tim thin
out mint. General complain»
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this: slss in condition with m um
soon ”UT! 00" OF CITY.
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SOUTH N0 RWALK. GONN. I};
LVMEMYIROOK BRIDGE TOLLS .3
Need {them 1
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' Jedi: or o piliannglmalr
«one: is to new venue with
:usxloot .
"You will sews much
once, on well no time end t . 1 ~
bin. hit 'dlhoning or sending 1.
' us whenever any port of 1m
unitary won t W
,‘be out or or or in the lanai.
-' ”Home-rude" rep-ire one
make ohms at boot, and are - '
-, Zcustliset in the long run- .
{place your plumbing problemufir; “
. on our shoul,dsrs and we wing:
. solve. then promptly and eat!
" iactorily.
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Our Specialty
PAINTiNG AND DECORATING.
HerberiW.Gorhaln
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East usmik. Phone 80342.
City National Bank
TRANS“?! A GENERAL BLIND"
_ WNNW AND OW‘II EVER!
FACILITY COMIITINT
WITH SOUND
IANKmG
Capital mm ”M’
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unmmrmsznsssmyu
EDWIN H. IATHEWGON, PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. in Woo-Pm
FREDERICK H. IOWA". 26 We.
Pris.
WILFRED ”OWN-L. MIC?
ole-crows
E. ii. Mm J. Wallace Msnm
loim H. Knspp John H. Light
Christian twartz Fred. H. Iowan
Ismusl Grumman Lewis I. Hurt”
HO"! 0. Lockwood
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Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
Thepblsgcsnbooepcssied
«exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Belt Workmansliip
PromptAtteutiou
Drop a Pastel sud our ilspn
tentative will call and
meadow:
United Electiic
DailyLinetoN. Y
For WFREIGHT Only
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W “snowmen;
drones limmwflllm
islet.
her law product. No ‘oii'onls is
the sense of residuum, but not that.
sorter residuum 111111.11 thrown out as
" . and ormi‘ul. i mean that New
:11mm1m1wiamm ‘3
Wham: tosetalou‘wlth the
luau and women raised within her her.
dens: who could- not to woflwurd to
"W up with the wintry" end to
help make a country in which to grow
up.
w to work their way wsfltwerd.
When there were you" man and
women they went toward the west.
:Aiter the Revolution was settled in
lover of the Americans everybody who
could wont went. and it was west then,
rather, than, westerly. The pioneers
‘j swept over the borders oi New Eng-
land. intent upon conuuerinx the re—
mote wilder-um. This has kept New
Finland drained oi much or its young
visor during 3,, the years since until
almoat the present. There is now a
V. tehdwncy to .toy in New England and
arch to return to it. Men whose grand-
, (other; lived there are coming home.
Yam men are beginning life there
more plentifully. sod more readily.
, New Enlist)! shown the results oi
this rendessncs tuber blood. it is
today, in my vital respecta, the
most, lmlmslVe seetion oi' the coun-
try, and the notion altering the best
opportunities [or enterprise. it is
into. that in New England today there
is the: beat wiouIturoi opportunity
in. country Icarus. 11 is true that in
New, England there are the moat strik-
in: Ind alluring examples 0! ssricul-
iunsl successes. There is nothing in
the reports of rewards for intelligent
working at the loud iron any section
to excel those from New England. All
of the tales from the ”Die sections or
the middle and northwest, allurinx so
the, are nude by the "boomers" or
them section can be more than
matched from the performances or
New Mind. Corn and when. those
[rest staples oi the west; are actually
tsissd in New England more produ-
bill that b thrown flood (or their
oulturs.
A but weeks ago i went all about
the suburbs of one of the most thriv-
lassntp iii-osmium and worsen.)
; mo. ism." are" is employed in
. “10 mm Fathers had aosrcely
cleared their first tonne when they be-
nua, though seeminzly eiransely un- '
Ills Shre cm my! day but Wiley at 5 o’clock. 'f
‘ On Saturdays at I o’clock.
AnnounCement of August Sales
On Friday Morning, the lst of August
Will Commence the Clearance of Furniture, Trunks
and Bags, Pictures, Carpets, Curtains,
Rugs and Draperies *3
The Sale Discounts ,
011 Furniture, Ardahan Rugs, Trunks and Bags
20% Discount
On Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Rugs, Dining
Chairs
Office Furniture. and
and Upholstery Goods
10 Per Cent.
Globe-Wernicke Fixtures reserved from. this sale.
This is an important notice to all persons furnishing homes or desiring to add new
pieces to their passessions.
in the United States.
Titereare no better to be had.
either Mahogany, (Jak or Walnut.
The grades of Furinture offered are the best manufactured
One buys as his taste directs
He may select copies of pieces that were in use in old
him,
New England houses during the day of his ancestors, or he may choose articles the like
of which were in French palaces or English castles ccniures ago.
The tau-railed Period Furniture with which persons of taste like to fill their homes,
will be offered during this sale at prices which have never before been equalled.
leaps we shall never be able to make such reductions again. It has been the custom
Per—
for
many persons. of moderate incomes to purchase one or more articles once or twice a year.
as they could afford, believing that it is better to surround themselves and their families
with not merely the toierabiy good, but the truly excellent. The fact
best way to build a home.
is, that is the
One may expect to find fine examples of Sheraton, Hcppclwhite and Chippendale
Furniture. Suites of Elizabethan and Jacobean styles, American Colonial and the various
French Periods.
in: and dolishliul oi New England oil, from the sleepy m 1! ten years ago
I65. “10 tilt at Worcheeter. A few into the bustling all growing city of
months previous to that i had been today “0h," said no “we lufll
through the west end eouthwest not thought we would got together and
ably Tenn. and hsd seen all or tuegmohe a real city That‘s all We sat
thrivins cities there. Many at them together and said wed put it over;
are in the some class with Worchesler and we did" it was so with Little
While these Tenn cities are indeed too The muddy streets were abolish.
wonderful, they have much to learn ed, there were sidewalks. siire depart-
i'rom this New England city, and from ment a new town building, etc. Then
Light &Wster Co
mm ”other”.
many other \‘ew England cities
This city of Worchester has been
(rowing at a marvelous rate Within
the past iew years it has overrun much
territory. its lax-ms of twenty years
m are new covered with beautiful
homes. Within live years it has taken
in many square miles at lame and
undo lovely snd populous suburbs of
them. its isctoriei have doubled and
quadrupled its bonito hue become
swollen with surpluses. lt bu :13de
Id. Ind thickened, Ind sons skyward
with biz office buildings.
The point Is thst it there had been
such mwth in any Willem city I!
has been going on in Worcheater oi
lute them would hire been such trum-
outings u would have made the name
It that city ring in the em oi nary
reader or newspspsrs. 'But Worchu
her his sons up will end buiidlnr
why almost in silence. its growth bus
been one of the inn-vols and minutes
oi American growth. but to know about
it one hits to so there and term. it out
llut Worchoster is not the sinus ex»
ample oi wonderful growth unions New
Wood cities. There are non!
others with words comparatively as
ointment Ind extraordinsrr. hurtlin-
field. Pitistisld, Providence, may
ion. New Bedlam. y‘sil river, not to
mention Boston and the metropolitu
who romancing it Ill pro-est no»
lent mu for whoever wishes in «11111
New lowland; end then see also:
stutter town; that lisvs mods I It'll-t
mold tor nuptial growth. I on
W to mention we. and thens are
Mr almost so deserving,
The lovely. W111 oi. plum Blew
lien-robin. has “semi to! W
bid mm on would push: sum 11
immoiusmwhnsovriiiiwm
llhusiiy limo. Within less than
Myanmar within hell out
there were factories, sud many new
citizens, and general prosperity. The
people just got together and did things.
Now it is a model own without one
shabby house in it. with many rector-
ies and industries, with fine streets,
benuui‘ui homes. bis purine. and just
mixing with public spirit Ind the de»
termination to do things.
There are many towns so line as
this one, end no enterprising. and
growing so rapidly; though none that
i know or that has gone as far in com
munity socialism and “carried it of!
so successfully. But it is not in the
towns that we look for the real pro-
gressive New England, but among the
farmers. When we so about among the
new race oi isrmors in New England
‘we begin to Molina the extent and
oharsoter oi the wonderful revolution
thst is not“ on in this old section at .
the country. There in not a rsdiosl
Wu in tho treetment oi the land
tom-ted by the most optomislit oi
the theoists but it may he found as
prettiest experiments in .ovorsi see
more, who look and sonic shoplicsl
eoniflupt.
Do you wish to' iind the mom.
scientific fruit isms, you must look
shout in New England it you desire
to see the mention of 11ml! fruit.
culture you must mil New Ilium
ltyoowslttemthsbsstoorser
use. or wheat or barley or buckwheat
or srm or sheila or potatoes the
WWMorssulni-bess, the
best kept Min mounts, the host ill!-
hrri'utm run by bust-III up. the
boat hon term, the w butter III
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White Hand Bags
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. Harmony of toilet is required by fashion, and the
Helnd Bags of White are the approved styles to carry
with white summer gowns.
: Bags of KID. MOIRE and CROCHETED STYLES.
Some contain small white inside purse, cord and silk
handles.
Prices ...... . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 31,003,111] $1.50
The N. E. Ryan Co.
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With COFFEES
30 UTAH” “WI-I 1 LI. IL RYAD
25 BTAMPG WITH ‘1 L3. ARIOBA. ...... .... ............... 320
20 STAMP! WITH 1 LI. GUL‘VANA.” ...... ......... . .......... 300
10 GTAMIN WITH 1 LI. VIRV 0900 COFFEE. ...... 280
6 ‘TAM'O WWM1LK GOOD (OFFII .. ........................ 256
that cum no the Boot on the Market. Once Used. Always Used
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