‘ ,7 Quatflln‘tion of oilicers of Clinton will 1 bring Smart up to date fashion magazine issued . and . “vdtlli conducted the service iscopal Church, yester- « ooh, in the absence of the EA. Coleman. ’Udelman, of ‘South Nor~ no of the guests at the Bath Lambda .Phi Frater~ as B. Werner, oi? Grace rwalil. was the speaker at‘the midday service- in h rch, Bridgeport. His sub- “The Attraction of the dew; ..No 3 Knight Template, o place tonight and a large in! the members will be pree— lai time will follow the ill- ; ,_,banquet of the Nutmeg Club, i be held at the Royal James , lib The list of prominent '$3‘i\imlrs for an interesting eve- ’hich must be added the line diord (lay has provided. The: - on, 'oipates that between 75' "emberc‘and guests will at- piul suggestions for the home '0! will be found in Smart 0c. will secure that and' .9 magazine foil you for three ' Bee immerses. ' of the Second taxing dis‘ assemble at the City Hall, treet, tomorrow evening, ~ A e of considering several’ ' tters. One of these is the. f the Pal-doe property, in root, which will permit, as arises. of extensions to the lilluilding, and give 'a site for 0! a suitable building to ' hrpolice headquarters for the plot-walk. The old Putnam e. in Franklin street. which . ' its usefulness. will very . ‘ ’ordcijed sold. Helhwiman exhibited re- yesterdny when one, was out off in the bigs . orwall: Box company s ompnnion noticed that we in trouble and naked ‘ ‘as. In reply Heinsel e severed linger from handed it to his once was too much for the o refused to have any r:‘illgitb it A hurry call was injured man given at: he never flinched sinful operation; MILK Square Brand 8cts a Can ‘ysmoke‘dsmunes , Condensed pin on... Cheese 20c 3 lb ,0“ Fished , Bucks; .3 Wheat . Flour 61in 25c ; to bars Laundry Soap ' Smoked Bloaters, a for . "fig”? Mackerel, each. ........ ...... ..... Red Salmon in brine, a treat .. . California Evaporatd’d Peaches, lb. . ‘Eictra’Large Prunefipound ...... .. , . - Fitted Prunes,.pkg., pound .............. I. ............ lac ...... . ....... . 12c lb Oranges .GoodSize, Thin ’ ‘ Skinned, Secdless 15 for 250 LemOns ‘ EXTRA DOZen 20c 7..— Graham Flour, 3 1- 2 lb. sack. Rye Flour, 3 1-: lb. sack. Best Family Flour barrel $5.50. sack 69c Gold Model or Jones Flour, bag uno‘.-Iue-- D. 75c : film-383516104; 3 TVs? Our A A. Blend is a Special Blend of Coiiee, Strictly Pure _ ‘ 1 pound 22c; 5 pounds $1 ’ A. A. .Blcud TEA, Mchdoniy 22cc p'lund; 5 pounds it Both these blends have a splendid flavor and good quality. No stamps with these blends. [0 Stamps Free with the Following 1 can Molasses .... 1 pkg. Shredded Codfish 1 bot, Fremium Catsup 1 pkg. PrepQBuckwheat 6 boxes Matches rpkg.Prem.RolledOats Ibotkoyd'sOnionSalt.................. ...... Tel 371 4 C A ' wanton she‘ll-rear BOOK. 5—...“- .East India Tea co 125 Washington Street WE GIVE AND‘READIEM PREMlUM TRADING STAMPS. f .'..‘u‘._(WNol‘v ..—.- . Wa‘wiiigcllow tomorrow an attra- v‘ live and pmgical illuminant. up ‘9‘.” thermionic stylesyrigfiatdts. C out and, ‘ '69s and 9% I I I :l "U I I l n I I .. I I I I w.fix~>.v_‘Mw‘f-co, Silk: Petticoats at $1.49 ‘ Aon sale at $1. 49. o7 l l l i Chinoce Encyclopedia Placed Volume"; on Volume 450 Feet High, Wilfred Merton is leading to. the London library for a tow weeks, says the Times a volume containing two sec-thus of the famous Chinese Ency- clopedia which he picked up for a small sumvin a London book shop. hoe vomme comprises Sections 19,- 885 and 19.886, and chiefly deals with the subject otibamboos. The 'qunip Loire-Tish," or "Great Dictionary 0! Yung Lo." comprises,“ sepointed out by Brotessor Giles in the Nineteenth , Century A: April. 1901, 22,877 separate “sections bound up into 11.100 volumes, ,“each hai.‘ inch in thickness, no that were all the volumes laid flat, one up- , on another the column thus termed 0 ~ would reach a height of 450 test, or nearly fortyeix feet higher than the top or St. Padres". The Great Encyclopedia oi chino asiiy will! as the biggest literary. It's the Ford age~the age at do. pendable and economical translpor- tation. More. than Ifour hundred and twenty thousand Fords , in world-wide service have changed distance from a matter of miles to a matter of minutes. “Buy your, Ford today. . Five hundred dollars is the price of the Ford runabout; the touring car is live titty; the town car soy-N enflitymf o. b. Detroit, complete with equipment Get catalog and ‘purticulers from s1. Benedict’s , Acum- so so TH MAIN racer. 1' WeSliDithcs at i About roo Ladies' and . Mi ssee‘ Wash Dresses . that sold at hose to $2 50 IC .-‘ to goon sale at 69c and“ Another shipment of .. those special priced Pet. .. ticoats for tomorrow, in :2 . .: all the new spring Shades. ;; 50c Cowns 39c Gme that are sold at " 59c and 59; go on sale at I tllé busy stoic tomorrow 3; Drawers at 19c ,; Againwcwill pieceon .; sale another shipment of NeWS ergo DRESsiS Every pail; guaranteed- Just for one day’s selling, ourircguiar stock of Fownes’ cele- ‘- bratcd Kid Gloves, all styles, sizes and col- ors, go on sale at $1.15. Regular price $1.50. 08. 95 . We will place on sale very smart, striped L Woovahallis Dresses,» in blue,- .brown,,t lava.“ coder, black, soit blouse waist, on sale to Pretty Challis Dressgs .at. inorrow at $8.98. .‘oitl‘hl 0 show”- TOMORROW $5. 95 . '(I A very neat and attractive model, made of extra good quality, all Wool serge, in black, blue. new. blue, and green. trmnnedkail sizes, on sale at $5.95. wvnnv SPECIAL-— 31, 50 New Spring Fownes’ Gloves 'ril‘l.‘ liaroa toWulrsw- o “*vwfiwh‘w‘. v «emu o; v" v: o 4-3:} “a NEW SPRING, ' snArns ‘ We in plane in sale tomorrow 100 ditferont styles in the very latest shapcc and colorsgbgc, $1 .49. $1. 95 Preti y 50c Col set 3 Covers 39c i~ lo dozen dainty Corset I Covers, neatly trimmed 3. with wide ribbon and Cm- I broidery; regular value 1; see. Special price 39c. Neatly , Sale oi Corsets -; About 100 odd Corsets '. to close out, at special 3. prices. :; 59c Corsets ....... 39¢ -- $1.00 Corsets .... .. 59¢ . $3.00 Nelll'o Corsets $195 22 $1.15 50c Sheets 3% _ Fill! size, regular price 50c Sheets go on sale for one «by. only sec: '2 $ 0.0 Children’ s 23 - Dresses 69c .. .., , Selling out a number of- :1 " odd "Children’s Dresses ;_ II that sold at $1.00. some at" :1 '2 $1.25, for tomorrow 69c. newedeaier. The Ladies‘ Home Journal. 8 . «*L A :5 5 Main Street co’nponmuou novices ‘ A certificate of incorporation Was filed yesterday in the office of the sell. rotary or the state by the Millard Manufacturing Commny of New No you to deal in toilet articles .and5 preparations The authorised capital is or), 000 and the conumny intends to begin business with $2,500. The in~ carpenters are Ada M. Robinson. Amanda in. Williams and hedericlr ill. Wiggins, all of New Haven. - , j The evil-ally Metal Company 0! New Haven has \fiisd its coltiiicats of or- capitation. and will begin purine“ withaimoc with. the tbiiowlns otii- core: Wiiitllli allouisjm'in seer tar? and: tie , . “ both (it No ' Announcement No. 2 (See Yesterday's sentinel.) ' .To My Patrons and Patrons to Be: Newsdeaiing has been our business for some time-it is now. News- papers aro what we distribute and deliver. As a merchandise, its unique gi'vaiue lies in its timeliness We are aware of it and well equipped for it—-— we have our own help, we have the experience. A complication of circumstances some fortunate. others not so fortu- . ',nste as you know. has given us tile opportunity of lint in our perploxlty We MISSED YOU—~othens took ed Ivantage of our embarrassment—«ind we really no MISS YOU. The Saturday Evening Post, The Country Gentleman and The Ladies' Home Journal are considered to be exponents of clean journalism, each in its particular field. To atone for our negligence we otter to deliver to yell—moo of charge—twelve consecutive copies of either The Saturd y Evening Post or the Country Gentleman. or three consecutive copies of Come to our store—extend us your favor by leaving an order for your favorite newspaper, and enjoy our candid offer. ‘With confidenoe, very truly yours. NICE (Successor to J. T. Hayes.) N ORWALK .becomina young 22 Announcement No. ll ‘1 To My Patrons and Patrons To'Be: , ~ 4 Mr. John T. Hayes, one of your most respected citizens, has con- ducted a successful business at 5.Me.in street for a number of years—— over a quarter of a century. in succeeding Mr. Hayes we only realize the high value of his good will—~your good will—and cherish a desire to retain so precious an asset At no time. however, will we allow ourselves to relax our efforts and rest up on the reputation as established by our predecessor. Efficiency. integrity and ur—todcteness will be the bulwark upon which all col-“plans will be based. “Be it service or sale, our motto I: . shall be——~“Value given for value received." Very respectfully yours, fLANICE It. shall hold 8 P. B.-—~Piease read our announcement opposite. 1 .good for some time. Take advantage" of it, Q. Charlotte M. Webb and Mary C. Ray, all of Greenwich. ' . ‘ ‘ A preliminary certificate of dissolu- tion was filed by the E. Z. \Sweep Manufacturing ‘00.. of! Bridgeport, signed‘by w. 3 Bishop cnd' Albert R Jente a majority or the (titanium lA certificate of increasin- in capital stock was filed yesterday in the 'c All e ’0‘! the secretary of the state by the . 'iolford Mauuilactu‘ring Company oil , New Haven, which has issued 225 shines at r its stock, at a. par value of 3100 main ill-g ,the total now outstanding 825‘ 800‘ The subctribers are il‘. A. 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