we - mm. .. we». a, .1 .w. 1r
A lets, at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Till 0? 00m BIFEIT‘
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Clearing Sale
of Women's and mgses- Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Core feud between Congressman Donovan
l and Cam Mann. '
A bill proposing an athim of
815.009 tor a new federal building at
Fairbanks, Alaska, we proposed for
consideration. Mr. Donovan rose to
ask some questions.
“is the business at Fairbanks on
the wane or On the increase?" asked
Mr, Donovan.
“we PARIS
33 80. Main St, South Norwalll D515 Main St, Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town.
“It is increasing," replied Delegatel
Wickersham from Alaska.
Donovan Disputes Statement.
Mr. Donovan promptly disputed
‘ that, He declared he had looked up
. the postal statistics and found that
_j the business was growing less, had
: decreased moan the last y.ear l
.. Congressman Johnson, a Repu ub
jj lioan of Washington, saw a political
A‘ opening then and he plunged into the
.: discussion.
3. “The Democratic administration of
‘j zwhich the gentleman from Connecti-
cut, Mr. Don0\'.sn is a part ought to
boom business," Mrs. Johnson remark?
Children’s Rompers.
Here you will find an unusually good assortment of
Children‘s Rompers. There are all the different servicea-
ble and desirable styles.
. Specially good values made of good quality madras,
chambray, seersuckers, etc., in a variety of the season's
MI” I!“ Pall} '
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lulu min
Besides the modern dances.
waltz and urp—step (1‘5 he danced at
he Roton;Point paiilian, as Manager
the v
Barley will have music furnished at‘
intervals for these old-fashioned
dashes. This action will be appreciat-
steps.
it is expected that an excursion will
come in every Sunday 1mm Derby.
Conn. to Roton, or about live-hundred
people. As there are no charges to
dock at 'Rotondock. the point will
prove a popular landing place for
large boats throughout the summer.
On Sunday an excursion of
will be in from New 1York city under
the auspices of the Dullne association.
On Saturday the John Sylvester will
bring in from New York an excursion
party 0! 900
Manager Bayley in arranging for the
The Manufacturers Association or
ted by a large number'oi people who'
are not laminar with the new dancing
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1:200 third group of boilers.
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Arrangements were made to trans 4
I. the passennu [hem the Raise
”Wilhelm ii, to the Inpannmr which:
will leave smile-pumtou for New
York. : ‘
The captain‘of the lncemore declin-
ed to make any statement as to the
collision, but one otthe men“ of that
vessel said both steamers were pro—
ceeding slowly at the time or the col-
linion.
The North German Lloyd today is-
sued the following statement concern-
ing the oollision between the Kaiser
Wilhelm ll. and the inoemore:
“The Kaiser Wilhelm II. was struck
on the starboard side opposite her
She sprang a
leak, which, however, could be kept
under control.
“Repairs probably will require only
a short time and will be undertaken
at Southampton."
The first class dining saloon of the
Kaiser Wilhelm 11.. was badly drench-
tllo first and second clasa passengers
missus sinus—5 ‘
lit Dmllead C0.
Established 185']
as
June Sale of Undermuslins, Continued
This big clearance of Undermuslins will continue for
several days, until thc stock is greatly depleted. It is not
possible to cnumcratc prices or give sizes, as we wish
But
when Ullt: garment will not do another can be found that
to avoid disappointment. there is sufficient. for
will.
Nightgowns of Nainsook, Dimity and Crepe.
Petticoats, Skirt and Drawer Combinations.
La Grecque and Marcella Garments at marked—re-
ductions.
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i b t patterns. ed. "Fairbanks business ought to be hiring or several 5"” dancers from ed with “1::;’ didkmeh pf“??? Princess Slips: long and short Chemises. - ' ‘
‘- Sizes from x to 5 yeazs .2 pm on the in“; .. : ‘New York any, whowill xi” exhibi- “’9"? cm” ‘0 ‘ 9‘ 8" m “s "i . A,
' . . “Y 6 't 9' t to A ret ll mono“ or the modun steps thfl will be today in a saloon on the upper deck. Corset Covers ind Drawers. i 3
cu on was me o e .
P . .. future do on?" re l'ed Mr Dono greatly enjoyed by the localluonle. An interesting narrative of the col
rlces range from 25C to $1 0Q - ' 3 ' ‘p‘ ' ‘ _ . lision between the lncemore and the
' van. ' ‘ ' " " ' , , . o
. "i will leave that to the gentlemanI The American band “the“ hired :35: $12.13;: Ilia'l‘waioéjkr.) A. G. (“Balance 0f walStS
~ " from lllinois (Mr Mann) who does to furnish music (or the Fourth 0‘ .. I 1n ‘ ’ ' 4 ' . . . .
- . ' do that and plays the diiining act July, Which mu be a mg day .1 the l W“ 1" Y cabin “'he" I heard ‘ Tailored waists, white and colored. A largc as-
.1 He not hi it uh t i l P” in "-t ‘ sound like the report or a- cannon. My sortnlcut cmllracin formcr values from $1 00 to ’00
“ .. 0 y news a 5 5° "5. on steward entered immediately alter- . g ‘ ‘ ' " 7
e . . an O. 'I 1;; then pAlA‘fsttAaAzt 2:33-33)“ what willA Many automobile and vachtins D!" ward and began speaking German. l lllarked for quick Sfilf‘.
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I 1 3p..." Predicts Donovan's Defeat. “95 we ““1 to the point to enjoy 3"” F” 6°“ “mug? 0‘" °' “e"; m e “v. 50¢ " ‘: ill
86 wasmne‘ron STREET. souTH NORWALK. "i can foretell the gentlemans tu- “‘9 “bud“ “ml“ "’e W a. I "and to “m' m he ”“5 t ' .
-- ture" snapped Mr. Mann. "He is Restaurant has to alter. Yesterday a hold of me and "Shed "‘9 0“" 53““ Lingerie Willa}, high or low llt‘tkt’il stiles. ware for—
‘ serving his last term in Congress " ”c“ belonging ‘0 “r 88“” M "0 way were elosmg the watertight com~ mcrly $1 0 ‘\
. A "The gent n is out of order' Mina. N. .l. was in at the point with partments, and that it i did not hurry. 3
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.. Mr. bellman then turned to the
‘Z consideration or the Fairbanks, Alas
:2 ka. federal building bill. ’
“As neither the delegate nor the
Bridgeport is negotiating for the or
elusive use of the park for their oom-
iag coma-tbs There will be about
behaving very coolly. but there was
excitement among the steerage pas~
rangers. The women were shrieking
colored, vcry attractive stS'lcs, l'oilcs, lawns and crepcs
made up in fancy ways.
.I and crying, and the men running about "it: . . , . ' 1' *
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DER - “:3 “IT:- it 32‘ wk" to ‘13:. 90'” y ' l "One woman, who i believe was as; This Sale of Waists is of importance to every
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U!“ AMIISLINS I II b L - Amusements have been node for Italian, ""9“ her "m3 ”0"“ my. woman. \, cry fine qualities. the work of well known
Delegate Wickershsin appealed to
llr. Denmnto withholdme oblec
“No, i won't do it." continued in
Donovan. “You want to as oil' and
let me teats."
Remy Manes Finn nay Address.
.. Congressman Reilly made the “a;
21 day oration in the House many.
. it was brie! but won (or Mr. Reilly
Inmmaodetapplnuee. it tookths
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LONG WHiTE SKIRTS.
‘the mum of a steam laundry in:
use in the bathing pavilion. it will
be thoroughly Win in every no
direct. and the bullion suits will re-
oelve expert and proner Mutton.
Manager Barley will substitute
(rested glass {or them slurs danc-
in: pavilion instead oi the wooden
Ilium which an new h nee lie
is also 0011th marches“; a
Iowan-s tor the carol-d, which will
nook and i had to force her oil. \
"l cannot understand how the col-
lision occurred, because our tog signal
was sounding all the time. We had
come almost to a standstill. and had
just started moving again, when we
were struck. 'i
L, ‘M. van Schilling. of Hampton.
Va, who wsa,on deck when the vessels
struck. said: “i was In the smoking
saloon when! heard two blasts of a
whistle-ten the starboard side of the.
lllakcrs. are represented
Second floor.
Children’s Wear, Special ..
Rompers. both white and colored, very pretty cl'illkly
crepes, with colored tacings, for ages 3 and 4 years only,
were $1.50, at 98 ch.
Colored find White Percale and Linen Rompers, were
' term.I in the min, at a letter heire- Kaine Wilhelm ll l immediately
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E; y . , .:.l h ‘M i t m Am N “”1 to “a ‘mw on, any bm' . little Mr. N then, about A
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r.“ we ON! 8. AND ii. 03‘!" TRADING 8'“an - ARevolutionary War and that he had outline of a steamer coming out all mug. .
-. - stood by the colors of his regiment "mm . . . .
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.. pomltox; that he loved the has so c??:g:‘:; l ”I “I bound to hit us. and as “a gas or electricity in your iron. The work is done easier
wwwww —— - 3:3; h?“ taut“: £11013: 3: ! First—"l the name down “1;"!!! W ”M '0' “'9 “PM "he” 1 “if and in much less time than with the old way of heating
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night When he retlred and salute it b“ “ °’ 3"“7 “I‘ll“ “mm "'7 "sue .1”ng "‘nmm “a I am. with the. '
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mg comm“ “ch 0, m stripe! “d ache. sour .‘luy liner, slug. “activism thehbowal: "'9 “ems“ Gas Irons, complete With tubmg and, stand, $1.75 up.
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its stars. .gmi' constipated 1’0"" The ”I“ deck were thrown list by the force of Ehctnc Irons, Willi cord and plug. ‘3-00 “P-
". , “May these simple. feI'Vld words antest,snrast, nicest laxative you ever th “A .
’ touch a neponsive chord in every “59" Tut“ good—like lemonade. 3 ' ' A large assortment and away different styles
true American heart" remarked sir. Acts promptly without .pnin or ““3““ it seemed to me at theAmoment at B , t
Kathy .0"?! you the no“ satislnCtory flush the cell!!!“ that the engines’ol the asemcn .
. Reilly‘s Halli. ll! you ll“! ever had. ‘Por sale by inoemoAre werestonped. as I could see ,
Congressman Reilly settled a long all drunkta'f ”1:10;;lelltlgt:ml:::8kaiwf ‘ n "
drawn-out am lor the postmaster- , . V anel mm, m (“030 out
Wilhelm 1! ms perlect. The life .
ship 01' Madden his home town. yu- ”N“: “V53 mill-0“" ' .
tel-day by sending to “A. 'Posiluflice . FROM cow." lion! boats had been cleared, and were A They are really Hamper Binge, for they are made of
Department his recommendation that ' ' — m for I I! “mm" ten m“; heavy canvas, the tops attached to metal rim. with books.
’3‘: 1‘" $13,,th :ppoisted ‘° the Mauls“ 7'“ “ " 03M ”' by , "The first and second class passer». and the whole afi‘air can be hung from the door in closet
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male leadership in many om WW "I“ ‘34“ d" a "‘9' . ' . - . t. . , ..
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artists; mausol- 101.3 Memes tour to an than a his lie—sill! .1.” Kaiser mm 11 mi — 32-00 style at $1.00.
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