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FRIDAY JUNE 19,1
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 8:38 a. BL; 8:45 p. in.
Sun rises 4:19; sets 1:29.
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SOCIETY Norton:
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wall my. no. 108 F and mat .,
_ will be lit-Id an field” and“, June
1st, 1914, At 8 o'clock. Wank E. A.
own. All Master mm ”fatally,
and fratamaiiy Invited.
o. n. oEA'cH. w. M.
ROBERT M. thcox, my.
WELCOME.
GOOD-BYE. TANGO;
TATTAO.
The American Dancing Masters, in
convention assembled, have decided
to do a little‘ ‘upliiting." They are
going to banish “aiutnheS” tram the
ballroom floor. it not from the cabaret.
There are to be no more “dips, hugs
bends and lvf'rlggies Partner}; are to
W1! in: niches a'pdrt. Modesty and
h ‘ grace will supplant terpsichorean all
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ing it with other dances; but without ”we like old means oilivellhood ”111‘ will be at practically every, L' > 3.,
their efforts. they gracefully explain, you want me to consider the livelihood where the party stops ii
the inherent good taste oi’ the public Of this man and his family.” “14 ”"3 By way of New BrunszCk. and 0 waSh
will assert itself and there will be no “wet"y' ”“559“ “‘3‘ 7°“ "1'“ 0' other New Jersey points the party mat),
r ta 0 the lives and livelihoods of the pedes- will mo" on to New York timing - ' OMS
mo e 118 itrians that be endangers. and which their arrival to ill that. of Washing. ' '
“ended dancers, however, need not ‘9“ 4““ “5 de" m them. " it W” can ton at 4 o’clock in the afternoon or met The“ are roads of
worry lest there be nothing to do next rid the road of the man with the at June 25‘ . i - V ' EW'W‘M'U 09""!
" winter blit play charades and W'hos ’90“th 2‘00““: his band “d “994‘ stlilt In HAN Yom- . ._ ' “waists unaiymtlmm or Drill--
got the button?" The wine will re- .3” “Sec SNEW‘I‘; ““9“ 1”?" 1;? .rlin tablet pdll an pli'nnd at the site“ . . . . errs “Tm“ .
a, 11"!” with us. themaeters say. Also right a 050“?) that 9:: Einsznle:8ene- of 001 Anthony Lispennrd's radldence, Never was the a. For 33mm dm'gm
. such diversions as the kiss waltz, the tine] 'twhere Was ington landed alter "sortme'u't greater more and suits.
":crossing Hudson from Hoboken. ' "5c vain
- es .........
waltz ot the winds, . the twinkle, the ' + This is in the vicinity of the New“ _. attractive, never have . .ch ard
hall-end-half. the flirtatibn waltz, the; The MW TIM-.9“ 303d system 511°“ .Canal street in what 13 now Part of we altered such rallies. '39‘ - - ill ...... Y
, . ,' . . c v ues ...........
; luttno, which hails from China. .the 3:: gulffiefist‘fleffif: 2:332:12? :: the down-town section of New York, it's an excellent time" ....... 256 y.”
"flying mercury, invented at Daytou.;m hlsxiory 9x02: April, 1213 an .8 but which “'53 then outside 0‘ the ~ to buy your vacation 59c \alues ........... ‘
' a ti! ortlon the it . e " ‘
0., where flying machines came from,‘ ”an” of ‘55 268. 412 against ‘ m. . 8Tb? hyew YOTE‘PTOVlficiil “mm“ .: supply. ............ 39: yard
. the willo’ lhewisp. a Cluelnnm pro; 0rd of 357..475 or course the net ”seemed Wummon with a my - , ‘ 75c values ----------
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' ' cactus pad-American glide train is very different. owlns to greatly in compumem mama...“ which he. I ‘ $t50 Lingerie Waisls ----- . ....... 59c yard . ,
foummm and the* golden west from crossedmexpenzliist But gvhen s:ch and replied. ‘ ‘ .2? ‘ 31.00 values ............... 70¢ yard
Spokane. with numerous other man- 3:281“: 22“ ‘itcgllllow: “:2 :hder The reading of these documents ., Made of line cheer voiles in models acknowledged to be the. 50 Slk M]. at
. 489“.“ from tarious sections of the proper mansgozient there is great will be part of the celebration which .. cleverest of the summer styles. Many have high rolling c | . £90 _
u s _. . i the Sons or the Revolutionary will con- j_ - A fine French Crepe, with dainty .oolocaa gripes. Special tomor-
t ”061m?! . , [110118 for the (“tum of the New H‘. duct at, the IHMI'OBBIH'Y on wall .. comm ... . ........ -....-.---.....).. ......... sac-I ......... 98¢ ‘ row ”r M '
No. there won't be any lack of danoivon. .——Waterbltry Wican fairest. ‘which was the site 0, t” jj ' _ ' ' ' " """ ' """"""" """ .' 29¢
‘simple, old-fashioned waltz and two.
braces and gymnastics
in other w.ords tithtsngo is doom
ed The dancing maples are supplant-i
Communlcltlu M an ‘
ample. he carried out. with Henry F. W-
W
HORSES IN HOT WEATHER. of pilgrimage A committee of mem-
A horse 19315 the Mil J“; as much here from Pennsylvanim. New Jer-
as a man does. even though he doesn‘ t 'ey' M" ‘0“ Connecticut and
complain about it. Common humanity
and also common sense demand that wmn'. departure for $9.
an either or driver treat his animals England was taken just a week after
Here are some rules given by an 111. pills had by unanimous '0“ on hm.
ll
te igent unmade odioer by obeying commander in -chi .1 0! “the tones
work out of your horses and still American liberty.” The
have them alive and well when {all skirmishes at Lexington and Concordi
comes; in Apfll. had been answered through-
float “y. 4"“ on ‘ hot “’1 don't large volunteer forces to Cambrian I
‘0“ 1 team 5° 11‘5““! ‘9 W“ 9° in a motels-named and myoquippod
cool weather; let them rest a few min- but enthusiastic and patdotic army or
utes in the shade now and then; give 30000 men hid 13301119104 10" *1“
M plant) or sutu- up“ my." close of Boston .
1 Washingtons commission was sku-
not png ”’M ’ W ad the very day that the bottle or
when then”: wool is over
Dunbar ‘Hlfl was delight! The up-
W —
new that he should be allowed 0609
Familial! WWII” “I“ the We? a month for his pay and expsnaaa
0d mutating. In ”W” ll onli' was adopted by the congress, bat rho
psychic-lead. whatever that means comma-she amuse! its
mused than as): should be I!!!
in: reduced and imports are lncress by conarau
DIE. " Banquet at mudslphls
O—~—-——-
ylm omen salvo“.
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himself his ”seamen. occupants . firewall dinner '9 given in m,
of other automobiles and vehicles. pod «honor .1 Wiadalphla In com...
WWI-1' flw Wilt '3” MI nuemotmnunt. til-ions «the
”d 0“ 0" "’0 drinks The man who Revolution will hold a banquet at
has just been dealt with by Secretary Philadelphia on the night or June 2:.
of State Phillip! had le drinks. Ill ”id “an I! mashing)" did
Within a M“? 1:16 W“ ThOMB ”0' ”a“ mm (W w {m .
Gann, who seriously injured a street The Phil-BMW“. T1009 01 mm
sweeper in Hartford, and was chased Horse. whose “was"; was the m
for a long distance through the streets a“ on which "fine” stripes “9,903"
.bolloro he was overtaken. and comPBH' ed emblematic of the thirteen col-
ed to asunder Search” “Phillips onies me u wmm'. m "
retuses to give him a license and The 1"“ w“ 8&0)” balevadto
says he will never get another until “V9 hm Ai- TIWA’ Whom. the .u, ..
he is able to prove that he has given tomobile pilgrimage will also m
up 1““ drink“!!! habits MCGGM'E 1"" The dedication or historic tablets will ‘
yer pleaded that it was too bad to de- he him of the ”em,” here u it.
son of Springfield, as chief marshal I
Massachusetts was appointed to 00-,
0W. if
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with consideration during the summer "‘8 00111130111“ congress at Pinkie} i r.
is 1775.!!lsde choice or sun to on?
which you may get a lair seasons raised and to be “w in defence of .
out New England by the despatch of I.
inthemsntian actor! hours are be; would“ " “W ‘3 h" a» l.
the nipht of June 22nd. the hair» 1
‘ried arrangements for Washing”! I
The create-t peril on n!- M to Wired been completed, and ~
in. -
s .‘
A Tremendous Bargain-Giving Occasion.
Values That Present irresistl‘iie Attrach'ons to Keep Shoppers.
New Merchandise at Duirable Styles and Dependable Quality at Absolutely the 1m Prices.
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1914
WOMENQ HALE V5378
AND PANTI
‘ Extra fine quality, in all the
latest wise, high and low nook,
ins; ad short sleeves and
diastole"; umbrella pasts “h
lane trimming; value 50: ascb.
W ................ 39¢
W'O .LAOK MOLE
Moss“ * -
a
toll: "in“ N W’s-7‘
696cm.
. as“ use not:
Gentle heels and toss, all the
popular shades; value. 26¢ per
Dir-—
Special ................ I“
Cut? CAIRO
0! cans and mailing. leather
trimmings and straps. but!
looks sad catches. lined—-
Speclal .. .. . .32.“
vmmr mo nos '
0! line. pin morocco and
out vs‘rieiycl’ pretty styles. silk
Add leather lined, titted With
purse and telnet-
Special. tomorrow only $2.00
PWVE m
I "Valna'iISn a cake _.
,,rn,,- c...n.,
l"" ‘
i
'f'i' 7¢
fi’piieod'hoels and toes. um
he}
$2. 4981 $4. 98
The mama“ rallies than have ever been cloud—savings that
avenge rally ONE-w. .
“warmnnnndnuhsi-ubu. d
Enquisitdy disarm-(minim soot
amonjtlismhoing'fll‘slongkussisntunic‘
modcb “Mmfliueragc.
The rubrics are sheer and beautiful, among
them Ina French llama. the popular owing
' striped wiles, ratings. rice cloths, charming
lace and embroidery trimmed lingeries, in
Iwhiteand all the now shades.
This [mt undermine ale otters most creep
tlonal opportunity to may a summer dress at
remarkable savings.
TUI SKIRTS
m
Made of fine corded dimitl'es,
Ions tunic elects, treat trims-d
with pearl buttons; value, 202
each—-
Special .............. $1.69
ENVELOPE CHEN“!
The new mom made or :;
mnsool, gratis] m, or] with '
lace; value, $1226 cacti—
WI ............ 98¢
woman's oaawsns '
)Aado oHlne mallmwlan ruf-
Ia of embroidery; value, 30:
coal--
Special ....... . ........ 25¢
Ohdaa'otuanystyur-dxn‘
it! mama Mafia»
issues. Venues. sto— _
.. .................... 17¢
“I.“
‘Psbent leather. in all colors
and silk girdles, in s huge vast-
oty at new sinner
w,“ .. . ...:. 23¢
3 ‘INCH. WHH‘E TWITA
”LK' RIBBON
Ms lino duality: wattle. lsn
urb-
Opsoiai ............ 19¢
: ea, or any need of reverting to the' *9"
' i The Associated (Press dispatches
.from Butte yesterday recorded that a
atep. The “Ming mania shows no delegation of rioting miners visited
, sign of subsidence There will be the three newspaper omces and de-
.pienty of fantastic exercise {or the manded that no further derogatory
“ whole Grandmother my m'entlon he made of thel. W. W and
famii .
y that the .words “mob" and "rioters'
'mootiasslsoa or the Provincial con: 1?
A O
feature will also be an address on ‘5-
former President General 0. A‘ II
A banquet will be held in. jj
New York that evening, to be ad- --
dressed by the present president gim-
grass on Friday, June 26 next
Moseley. ‘
2 miss the tango, but there ll be some-
.thing else lively enough for her. “No
rest till morn." with dancing teachers
coming forward every five minutes
. with a new step that "simply has to
be learned, or you're not in it." On
with the dance—six inches apart!
——o—-—————.
. " omous AND soubarlon.
Glenn Train, a d7-yeamld low
newshdy, is going to college next year.
' sweets to have enoush money by
And he Is making it all
’
, loan bad a. "hunch" that there was
' honey in gardening than selling
a. little money he had earned!
‘ his paper route and made the
‘ syment on two acres of land'
.. 10 miles north of Des Molnar,
3119 midi-urban trolley use. The
cc of the property was $500.
mmdosttnhishttlstarmm
his and moths. rand working
éIWutill darts Ho planted the
I mostly in unions, with some
. country swing, tool—Meridian Record“
. he came there—Norwich Mlotin.
i ' . So ayear against sprtns,_ho .
«communion and“ on.‘
. should not be used in any story or the
situation. Let's pass a law forbidding
newspapers to call a spade a spade.
Waterbury Republican.
+ .
Col. Wetterson admires President
Wilson for giving Bryan so much rope
that he must eventually hang himself.
But suppoailtg the secretary makes the
i In PM” the 27th.
and continuing next day to Eniriield.
Darlen. Noni-mug New"! Route.
~4-
It doesn’t seem so important for the
captain of the Pretoria to tell where
;homwhan.heoolildcd with the.
New York as it does to 'plain how of Albert II adenoid
summer are. i. ll.
, ass 'IlEliE Hill! 21
(Continued from First Page.)
in a hurry. a journey which could eas-
ily be accomplished by rail today be
tween 5mm and dinner. but the
proposed pilgrimage will be a leisure-
iy one. by automobiles, starting ”I West street, past the Episcopal
Washington did in June is. and can» to the connotations! Churches
«dailies with maniac at (lam West email. The cums we! laid
briddsanulyw slay Washing. sat mist W mu '0!
ton took formal command of the present West avenue. in mi w
my -iinr Goalie: Brook. the m limb-d4
.1 amethyst! as {as as tho m
Norwsilt Library. Thsra appears to
ent mm M“ “mowed to tilll
More Than 1” h it.
eral. Rogers flash Ballard Thurston, ;'
of Louisville. Ky. . ; ..
Washington Md on toward Bos-' 3'
ton on in” 86 as the pilgrimage will :-
‘do..a:aaumahly over the and post road. :~
thaltlng for the night at Wbridge. ..
From swallow. the trail led direct 21
to Noroton. and trail: the present io- ::
cation or the Wee Burn Golf Club. 3:
iwent to the eastward, past the Seeley. ~~
immoral! “and mutants properties, II
'over the hill. to ship preacntrresldenca ;.
From there; '1.
‘ Washingtpn’p party grossed to the ‘-
Theodore hum «a but this will II
be impossible at the present «fey as} 'j
account or the railroad having been; ~j
’built across this old in“. “actually 22
closing .31. some cost otthe pm .1
mad earnestness! Chisel! aw .
tuflmmmm its. aid and :_;
lid with Lockwood martin: in. ,j; ,
Brooh'tltde, up Keeldr’e Hill. and dips! ., ,
“41‘ ..
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04.00 coins. DE CHINE
WAISTS "
Flesh maize and white; flat
collar and cuffs of white orgas-
dia: new deal! out sleeves—
’4
“.00 FIGURE!) JAPANESE
SILK WAISTS
Beautiful new models. No
woman’s wardrobe is complete
without one of the pretty
Walsh-
50o DRE“ LINEN! j
White dress linens. Irish man-
ufacture. pure flax. sturdy qual-
ity, ramie and round thread
weaves-
16c LONODALE SAME RIC
For women’s and misses' wear,
soft like long cloth, with a
camch finish—
! rust; value. $1.50 each--
$1019
NO. 8 MELON BROOMS
Fine nudity. wood or bamboo
handles; value We each-
special. ....... . ..... . . . 35¢
cam/mica icon Ann
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llassasw‘answas
CANS .
aims lame sise; nine. 01.49
each—'-
spacial ...81.19
WTOR W WW
31¢; and wimp stains. slit-
ahprponars; value. £3.90 and
5350: chiller-7
massfgads'agss pp...-
lummwhiailm m the
protest Wall attest. down smith
“assuming-items“ Tummwmmoaalon
WWNMNWM Comfim
m5.
Special thmorrow . .$2‘. 49 3900181 tomorrow - --.$2 98 8PM WWW ------ 39¢ Special tomorrow, yard . 10¢
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“My Mil-.5138 " s g. 4 PASTRY BOARDS.
‘N 's d 9 — bolt in K 1.4.320. cleated ends; value.
~os. an..oonl!er oa._r S C _ '39,...
.....~...., .. N... ummer ouaterpsnes. We ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 19¢
; Wilt weight and {lit tannins. they are dimity crochet and Inner-1
sucker.
31.25 VALUES ........... ..... .m
32.00 VALUES .......... . ..................... 3149
$2.50 \ALUES ........ . .......... . ........ . .......... 51:98
hose chore asp ENGLISH Lona cum.
WNIOOK- Superior ., quality, chamois
“Oynlnt Japanese Nail» finish 40 inches wide: nulls
_, My 40 hobs?! wide; We $800 per-piece. 890d!!! .
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grim will doliesto a memorial tsp-
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catamaran-input a! the amnion.
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WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
DREAM FREEZE”
int. size; regular price. 32. 75
each—-
Special .............. $1.98
Wflii’i TEA GUPB AND
W953.
illegals: prise. 10e—
Speelal ........... 7¢
363172 axulmem - MAGS
'Floral and Oriental designs;
value. £3.69 endl—
epenlai ..... Wfl,89
sums «in mm
unwritten
can
Carpet patterns; value.
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