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GIANT J UBILEE
the Sale vent of the Year
SALE,
Smart Waists At
$1.99
All the very latest styles in
Lieu Silk Waists. all the new
shades and all sizes. \‘ery spec-
ial, $1.99.
19c Wide Embroid-
wery 8c per vard
290 Leather Bags
_ at 19c
29c LEAETHER BAGS AT 196.
Leather ilags that sold at 290>
to go out in a hurry. Sale Price
19c.
$1.49 and-.. $1.25
Children’s Dresses
Suits at $1.99
Values to $10. We will nice.
on sale a number of Misses’
and Ladies Suits that sold up
to :10. Extra special, $1.99. No
exchanges or reiunds.
Suits at $4.95
About 20 Suits 1 pihis lct. All
units must go as we do not car-
5250 and3 dresses
at 1.99
All Tu?) Dresses that sold up
to $2; to go on sale at $1.99.
54 and 5. Wash
dresses 2.49
i‘losing out :7 wash Dresses
ill ‘0 15-inch Embroidery 99 ry stock 't‘rom one season loan that ‘0” u) , a». , ’ furs
abom 3W yards in the lot. “We at C eaCh ?.‘r]lf:“$4\f-h’es “1’ '0 "2‘ 5““ lot consists; ciqumi: ingiolorv
'l .l“i Si ', .x- "‘ ""-
Varldhb. u n e” a e ”we ( (in: they go. all of our regular 9d Dresses
’ ' stor-k of Children‘s Dresses that 1 S ..
. . sold up to $1.49, to be. marked $ 2 50 $7 6 wash "'
F1118 Table Linen 99.. - MS. 3 dresses
. r . . Out they go. Any suit in the
title Table Linen ..... 29c yard Miulflefy sale store that said up so $12.95, at 3.75
We Table Linen 39: yard 87. No exchanges, alterations .
69c Table Linen ..... 49c yard or refunds. 'rhh‘iy-filrep of this season‘s
75c
75c ya rd
:1 Linen Pieces
31.00 Table Linen
50:: Sheets 39c
Full size Muslin Sheets;
lar price .300.
$1.00 Corsets
regn»
Sale price :m.
55°
$1.50 to $3 Shapes
at 75c
Take your pick of our entire
lot of Shapes, all colors that
sold at 31.50 to 33. While they
last, 7.30,
All Trimmed Hats,
$15 to $30 Suits
at $9.99
Take your pick at any Suit in
the store and pay on 89.99. Va-
lues rp to $30; nothing less'than
51:.
best models; nothing less than
$6. Ont they go at $3 75.
Cloth Dresses
Every Dress in this store less
than cost.
36ml Serge Dresses ...... $3.75
um Surge Dresses .. .. 9:2:
$3 Nemo Corsets 99c and $1.50 “"“"" ”"9 Mm” l...
at $1.95
rClosing out odd Nemo (‘orsets
' at $1.9?»
Special Sale Lawn '
All the Trimmed Hats to so
at 930 and $1.50. Regular prices
$2.50 to $6.00.
New White Shades
99c and $125
ssoo Coats 53.75
Any coat in the store up to 8.
to so on sale at $175.
$8 and $10 nous '
$13.00 Serge Dresses
Children’s White
presses
A great. ssmrtmeifi to pielr‘
from. Ages 0 to iiwyhrs. At' l
31111101108 1 d 1 50 at $4 95 less than last price: i
‘t an . ,
19o Lawn Kimqnoi f..'...“._ we ' “ - ~ I“ t? is t - ,. Schlgcn's \1' mi Dresses
' 2c Special Fine Lows Kimonos Sfllor. at A.-._. ., suit-13) :30???“ this 0;, Signs: 4' .‘ ',~f """""" ' """" 85¢
................... 190 h I. J. Q 'l w my“ 5"“,m mm
590 Special Long Lupin €3.33: w [fr it Pt 25'”! .» r ‘5, i 584. 9 ~ “#1:”, ”fig-Pin“. ”c
u mu cunurens njrrne Dresses
$1 Houseand Street
Dresses at 59c '
200 fine "'10“ -ueck
all sizes; regular $1 _\'ulue. .lu-
hiiee Sale Price .390.
. 26c Window
Shades _ 19c
First quality Window Shadts,
complete with fixtures; regular
House',’
Dresses. in checks and stripor'.’
"5 Sutton that old up
31159. 018 they vfflfiezg 9P
$1 Children’s Hats
at 25c
$1. 59 and $1. 75
Children's Hats
at 50c each
$5. 95
A number of costs that we '
sold up to 312 to go on sale at
$5.95.
$15 to 20 Coats
at 7.95 ’
Any coat in the store, nothing
less than 515; others up to $20.
:Sill to$12 Coats 3
r
$1. 49
....................
$2.50 Ind $3.110 Children's.
White .8565 ..... 2.. 91.95
81.00 (lliil’lreu's Whitemegeso
.5
s.’ y. 00 and 86.90 (‘Jiildren‘ 3 White
dresses. ; ._ ."' .......... $3. 50
_ Silk Dresses .‘llust
Co
All $10.00 sun Dresses .. «.95
”5“- “"’“°° ”5“" ”i“ 1’“ Linen Coats at less Au .. rm... 37.9.3, A" new s... 0...... .. $7.50 »
Mn)“ Gingham SC . . t . _ All $13.09 and 3:21.90 Silk use >
. ‘ ‘ . ‘ - Dresses . . . .2 ....... .
a yard u 1‘ mummy“ m Sale oftub dresses _ . »
-0 --....,... '.; ‘ ~
22.9 .33.... 6...... .. $33 2333,0333, -------------- 333 at” 99c Muslin Underwear
1 - . to on [m . . . _.
219. 3111906 Surprloe £yard. “Mund- .9530 ...... (-cats ‘2‘” tot) Smart Street Tub Dresses Spfifiiflk
Utilities Commissioner Elwell
is conducting an investigation.
who
T lofllclais of the trolley company and to wrecked picnic and express cars.
to go on “sale at pic.
Special Corset
Covers 25c
We will place on sale a spec-
ial line of Corset Covers, 241 to
go at 2‘10
50c Muslin Gowns
at 35c
Our regular stock of Stit- Mus-
lin Gowns, all sizes. Jubilee
Sale Price 3.36.
Si Muslin Gowns,
at 79c
10 dozen tine Muslin
regularysl Kaine. Jubilee
Price 79c.
$1.25 Muslin
Gowns 99c
We will place on sale our
regular line of fine trimmed
Muslin Gowns; regular prize
$1.25. Jubilee Sale Price 99.".
Combinations
at 59c
Allover Embroidery Comblns-
tiocns. Special Jubilee Su‘e Price
spec. Combinations
at 99c
Value $1.25. Neatly trimmed
Gowns,
:‘ale
'» . Combustion yery best mater-
is]: regular Erica $1.25. Jubilee
Bole Price ii
SpecCombinations
at $1.49 and 1.99 ,
We will place on sale a spot-
,iai line at Combinations st 81. (9
Wind 3199
25c Corset Covers
, at 19c
mice and embroidery trimmed
Corset Covers; regular 23:. Jubi-
lee Sale Price 19c .
50c Corset Covers '
at 39c
7 5b COQSET COVERS 396.
‘ Speak! display or this Guest
Covsrs_ regular 50c values 39:.
v
\
‘ of ~'- - "tn/n a/nla' .'.!a"'
D .~‘\ ‘ -\-\‘\-\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘ g.
Corset Covers at
49c and ~59c
Pretty lace and embroidery
trimmed Corset Covers. n'ide va-
riety .10 select from, at 49c and
. 59c.
25c DraWers,.19c
Ladies and Misses;
I')rawers. regular 2.30,
Sale Price 190.
Great saleoi Wash
Skirts
Muslin
Jubilee
31.2.? WISH Skirts ......... 95¢
81.7.0 Wash Skirts ...... 51.13
3‘1. “0 Wash Skirts ....... $149
$2.. :0 and t‘.’ " \‘l' ash Si iris
...................... $1. 99
Cloth Skirts
Our entire stock on sale.
52.5.0 (.‘iotl: sum: 5 ...... 01.99
84.00 Cloth Skirts ...... 5250
$5.00 i‘lotli Skirts ...... $3.30
$6.00 t‘oth Skirts ....... 53- 75
$4 to 6.95- User:
suits at 1.99
Just'about it) suits that start
I 9‘“!!! pm .635, to 30.
25c Underwear
’ at: 1905*
Boys' and Liens :eummer
l'nderwesr, Shirts and Pants;
rrzulnr price 230. Sale price
19c. .
soc color-ea
Petticoats.
at 390
All the latest colors in l’ettl-
coats; regular price 592. Sale
. prlce- 39c.
1_2c Summer
Vests at; 80
25 doien Ladies' Summer
Vests. regular 12c. While they
last 8c.
‘\-\‘\"
250 Silk Hose
at: 100
Ladies’ Silk Hose, in seconds;
regular price 23c. Sale price
No.
Spec. Lisle Hose
2 :tor 25c
‘10 dozen extra line Lisle Hose,
to go on sale at 2 or '33:.
500 Silk Hose
at; 39c
Special Silk Hose in black and
tan; regular value 50c. Sale
price 1390.
Closing out: of ‘
all Parasols
All 81.00 P3115913 ......... 794:
All 81.50 Silk Parasol: .. 81.15
All $2.90 Silk Pzrrasols .. 31-49
All 82.25 to 53 Panama .. $1.99
All $3.50 Sill: Parasols .. £2.59
50c Chiidnen's Funnels 3):
25¢ Children‘s Paranoia 190
Sale of Silk
Gloves
50': Gloves ................ 39c
50c Long Silk Gloves 39¢
Fownes’ Kid
Glows
Ever} pair guaranteed.
$1 Kid Gloves ...... 79¢ Pair
$1.50 Kid Gloves $1.15
83 Kid Gloves $1.99
120 and 15d
Curtaining'
-‘ ’ 8c yard
Honing out 300 yards of, White
Curtain Material that sold up to
15¢ a yard. Sale price So a
yard. -
I . ,
$1 Veils at 75c
51 VEILS 75c.
All 81 Chiffon Veils, all col-
ors regular :1. Sale price 750.
1"}-1' "Iu
thin. in ' p g/ -
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Smith then re'bumad his testimony and Loulé H. Corbitt, photographer. of tors being assistants in making it
Medical Examiners S. H. Huntington said that the light at the Country Club
If mt“ . lfiiur Commissioner unwell and Mann'- WWK W 1‘“ “019°!“
ger Pater and Superintendent Chap-
; man. of Bridgeport.
and moorici; Powers were? the first: box ought to be mm the ui-rntes
Trolley ofllcidis “m wero‘ present. witnesses culled, and explained their picnic car, at which Enrold' ‘Xadin was cars thatoolflded. which he had taken whose thumb had been torn off and a
M motormui. Blythe aim in the
Motorola! Walter Smith. .6! one of Westport box was burning. and that
Superintendent the picnic oars. who wasrwsitinx at the lights are on the scrunch-cult. Tho
«.4... ) 60218;. or Nomi; chum: manages the Westpoi't switch to take the tun witness testified he had been tar 21
, planer Cook, conductor on Motor» 3mm x; Pundertorc. s: New Haven. after the express car has touched the. your! a mom“- Came? PM“
man Niall-rs car. was dint called to nematode:- :9de Mr. 'rortpr and at: top was next called. In answer to a. turn- questioned the witness talcum
W fie ma that Nash W W timeshares in: Macon question relative in the WW signal ‘to the strength or the light: in each
the car at the Counti‘y club box. oi mph-loss no the Many given at light, he testified um m, light we box. Smith said that on his trip to was a x. Albrecht. ot Rowayton As that it “as bitumen Noun“- malt.
woes: finite he was him ism-pic lull: moaning Both sills it. was as at {he wanna box. arm can in.» Westport, in warm; the m s: ,sslesmu tor the Autocar he had
' port on bushes: and
-' side of the runninq‘bodrd looking ot- the same. (look testified the special taxman Raymond. oi the inhiley q:- tho Country 011111,}:8 noticed the 11:3
gm the mite pounced .
as our» M to did oét 01, W1”! grads from M Sworn; to the Coun- the lights," Vista the answer Stall!
mammahfhecomer brought wait: in: on grade as: said, that' or“. thiummauurmtne remains-cur the light meow eu-
out“ I slimmcnt‘ fiom the witness to car ms main: about 12.: miles an to Month. The corona-mucus you car no W howl. Smith ._
, 0| this With would of those who escapéd
111 flat writ practicality witches and who ro-
’ ‘ mainednb, is: Albrechtiosded up
mamfis't be m not «mamas to ironi- when warm occurred At the working regulations or the trollsyfasuidthat these
.» m ‘9’ unit “’9 ”811128 were Oll- the time of the «Widow testified roomy. He‘waitrsd stills iooi'bfl ' pm:- and condo“
“Alum"‘i‘Bw "ll" New We tinnitus-Ind rust Mormons-moo mum no sow- thoughts at c dimmed MGM
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Bridgeport. was next called and be sub comfortable for the patients
mitted several pictures of the two tidying adhered injury);
shortly after the accident had ocear- woman with i: baby.
red.
Albrecht Idiot/ls Nudln Blnmsblo for
Accident.
been to
was an eyewitness.
loos Quick Trip.
drawing $9 W from file 501- m try Club Mix. and the witness said it save when the coroner asked at any» valuation as to the silent; oi {bombs- in the testimony to be taken for be
He Blames Nsdln.
# Mr
H6 11611917” from 11115
Nldln's Second Accident.
' it will not be strange for Nadir: to
tor the éhfldren. “also they did not inr m not runnlnfi‘ on schedule time press. asked it the tight ‘i‘ll W8 *ms burning about set: foot sway. A1 was mm homeWard with s on no in m lies-walk Known, sm- n
3F" 03“- Mt!" It?“ stop he lookod and inhpiy to ‘A‘ question relaun- {b or Conductor John Downy: of tho 3%.; i139 Westoort switch hs' said the light and a bolt, truck running alongside was there as the result of a trolley.
up 10,1“ “0.3111316" of 61581“ m dis speed ,when approaching the box, 0nd picnic or, audio incised 5.3-. was easily dismal! about any the freight out as it sped down the accident over a year ago. He tell
i the lights were do. so in» he could declared it to be about 12 or is miles. Raymond then said: “1 win out; yous-st any The Watson-t light. he incline are rising a the summit or from a trolley or West “avenue near
pro coroner dnqubod about the m over," and “there was nothing doneto mu. .was not quite as bright as its! Westpost Hill. His maturities: of Mei-win street. on this occasion and
from both at.
‘Brtdsepait. Hospitals this
(30" 91'.
street} a broken Whose,-
8 woman
Albrecht had conversation
with MossEnger East as they hur- travel
One of those who as so only ar- rled along and gained tram him so
rlisi proved a. good Samaritan to st idea as to the blamo tor the accl- the Connecticut Cunpany w“ ordered
least nine of those who were injured dent. talk
the
moi-rung
were to she sum that album patients
in those institutions that were injur-
ed in'tba Western-i trolley collision
Wednesday m. on making good
progress. and all are expected to re
News Autbony of 821 East
Main street. who sutured concussion
ot the; brain. has mods excellent, pra-
ms. and Mary 511m. (119 W
is also
, gm; mmed'imprmtnent, While
all, the othersysre yery much better,
not
repairs.
Tuttle’ s decision.
was due to expire buddy.-
«notation to repel on sweet.
”-
which the demurrer of the Connecticut
Company to the appeal Ls overruled. _
The Connecticut Company asked the
Public Utility Commission to order ’
Wotan a bridge in Westport
over which its tracks extended, alleg~ 9
ing that the bridge was unsafe for" 1
Such an order was passed by 7- A
thecommission after instigation and .- ‘
to ray 25 per ceni. oi the out of the
The town appealed from this
decision and the company entered do- ‘
murrer Which is selected by Judge
ANOTHER TRUCE GRANTED. ,
SANTO DOMINGO. Dominican Re-
public. July 24. —-A further tune a!
Club Mt. Is mar In the the nation should prove 1119!“. his in'illl'lfl was “011 33 to confine seventy—two hours between the cove~
him to the institution for some time.
“BRIDGEPOBT. July lit—Reports
Vincent's and
want troops and the rebels erratum
by the American Charge d’Afloirés
. The revolutionaries in thonsixh 1",
hood or the city tom only 40o axiom
poorly armed. The government troop
inside the city have made every pro-
HARTFORD AUTO DRIVER FINED.
NEW BRITAIN J uly 88 .—Sam Kata
of Hartford. drives- ot Silver Brothers'
.outo truck, was dried $50 and costs on
J‘ardse Mosh-.111 in this local police court.
today for violating the automobile.
1av.lt as alleged that his reckless »
, driving frightened ‘ horse which was ' .
‘ being driven by two policemen. and
one was thrown: out. Attorney lists.
_ or ammo. mounted the accused.
, ‘ w basses watch an“
" , West Mum chances to and nor
‘l‘ in.
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