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3 Pl - If you will dothate—ityouwiil let us show you that our sul'rs ,5
33 , :83 cows AND nnnsses are the some quality and value as garm- if
8: ,} H ente sold elsewhere for more money—we will be satisfied. :8
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$3.98 $7.98 $10.98-
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. introducing Miss Celeste Bulb 0! Nl-I
I only an eloquent speaker but it is
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sham and opened the exercises by
antic. who save a concise.- interesting
history of the house and the (sully
that occupied it. Miss Bush is not
largely through her enthusiastic anti3
pereietent stone, that the splendid}
results that culminated in yesterday
celebration have been obtained.
WW! Tait. who was the nextl
speaker was received with hearty
3wheels, and the, bend appropriately!
glared the “Star 8911131“! Bonner.” ’
Fix-president Taft was at his .beet;
entering fully into the historic andi
patriotic. reeling oi the day. Ills?
speech abounded with wit and humor
and was also a strong appeal to the
patriotism of the people of our state. '
lie was followed by Mrs. Willistou‘
‘Walker president of the Dames alIld
’Mte. mebridge; a former presideni.8
:Both leaders spoke most deiightluliyl
and forcibly oi the aims of their so!
ciety and the duties of the citizens at
'our state towards the preservation o!
3.
' its ancient structures.
minis « '
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313 98c 81.48 81.98 3298 $5.98 $7.98 $10.98de 3%
J "‘8 Ladies? and Misses’ Coats .3
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3 :3 83.98 85.98, 87.98 810.98 .
3:3 ,3: Men’s and Young Men’s::Su1ts_- .31
$12 98 $14.98 :
$10.98
09:0“ 45°01“:
153 Washington St. Opp. Hoyt' a Theatre
a
The Store That 881188 You Money
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”:“3’ 3”. e”e”e”"””e”‘”6”e”e”e”“”Mae”e”e”.” ”:4 . ’00:”...‘90'w'eezoe'eo .
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; new PATENTS mo TRADE mass, r
SKIRTS
gum. .1, .Th_e,following~_were issued. June. 8. , . - 7 3 ~
; _- 1916; list furnished from office of A.
g 1.:‘1- Wooster, solicitor of. patents, ~ Silk MCSSN‘lne and Clllloll With to Close lilll
,I Bridgeport, Conn 8
88 Joseph me . Frauengeider. in green, navy. I'lroilzc, plum and mahogany, 8.298
381 Bridgeport. attachment for submarine . '01. i $1. 50
i1 1 W8 ‘ , Silk incssalhl'e in Green,- navy, Allcc blue, and
fi . . Alphonse J_ Des Champs. Hartford 3; I all 1 98 ‘ II 0
39;, window bead fastener ‘ ' :8» m Manyw S or; Ill
3. -- Philip J. Dariing‘torl, Hartford, ro- ' ‘
. J I__ MALLE E
t, George A. Gauthier. Hartford! bind-~3
"and several otthe town omciais.
.Jnncheon on the lawn. There was sing-
”mm ' '
I'dent Tait and party. Hon. Charles F‘.
8 lord.
.1 close early in the anemoon. the day .. ~
being pronounced by. onezand all the - -:
3 Sentinel WIant Adv.
‘W18F—‘8
Speeches of a patriotic kind were8j
also made by Mr. Dowd, president oil;
the New London Historical society 1
' The ladieo served a dainty basket
ins by a double quartet of ladies and
8'85”" East Lyme band adedI greatly to
the pleasure at the occasion by their
Among the gnaw prominent people
of the State present were Ex«Preei~
Brasher and wife or Ansonia. Three
members at the Advisory board oi!
Briggs of Bridgeport), L -W. Robinson
of New Haven end ll. Collins of Haiti:-
The exercises were brought to 'a
greatest in the term history.
terest to8all those who desire Ato
study the early history of the archi-
. clincher-II . .
em!“
“if- your tenentd areunovini use a
in 1 .31
to make money
3er can help you.
we’ to running a “Barrels Store
‘88: this is a “Value Store."
plain EngllinL-whatlevcry
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.flnseost- : “H888
Solomon M. Cutter, Wethers e . "
.Msvdmlng .qrodsli - 1=. tw; MN: .vw-r «» ~a‘~.s..~‘.:~ 8 WW" "1“ “.8 WALL STREET ‘ 8
‘ - _ .Alexas Krah NW Havenl hinge 10!: , , B, J k 8
:3... “New ddm , I.= ac SOD ‘NOHWALK 3
"'8'" ' 5" Wflliii‘m J. smith, New Haven. 0!: .. 8 ‘8 . Optician 8 REIGN! 4H
binding- devlce. for. prfiectiles. .
*Wiiiiam E. Sparks, New .Ilieveu.
fl‘Imk-jl .'\- .. ‘8' S.“ " 8 4‘
Arthur 0 Fréedman, New Haven,
Er
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~nbuy titty»; .-..'I."Tlie 4.
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“Wild on: " ”For Yonle
the ublic 8 “r“
slop id‘e'lies
we've created Will Clot
5““ bum“ nemwfim
”KW???" .3 ended-u loam..-
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8.6%!”qu
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“Mock; E: lsuiull‘e‘y,w Waterbury. .' '1
tackdastened button. . "
1. solutions: pom. sensor‘s locking
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tool. ey‘wlll; come within the limit oi
Il. Norris E Clark. Plainvlile. .3) ma- size. Tires must not weigh more than
chine for making oornenbeud biengs; 11 pounds the limltfion all Dottie! IDOSM
Imrnor been manufacturers. ' . 1 .. ,
1 3nd: Morita. {-. é...
, The Salt‘s Textile Mrs. Co. y Bridge-
8’ ’port. coats. eloalr‘s‘, wraps and capes.
" Sargent _&. Company}. New Haven”
'(3) certain named measuring and”
Icientliic appliances. certain nomad
' cutlery and tools; xlocks. lathes. keys;
mediocke, ntc.’ lmmrl I;:.l'l , . .
so Bomove. Easily. ".88
Here’s» s8 channe, Miss :Fr chili-taco,
‘guarantee a; a reliable dealer that it
ed by the government to put the name
and address or his solider; preceded by
the word "loom" in the upper lei't hand
corner of everypacknzo Postmasters
are instructed“ not to eccept packages
for mailing“ that are not, so merited. .
In the daily. postal bulletin roceiveo
here this .week it ons anoouncod that.
parsed post. relations, with ItIaly hitd
been resumed. Pscll888ges its now
mohsblev to all, countries of tiling-ope“
‘w'ilo won tho agreeiné f8 with the
exception or Soldiers, i‘uritey and the
“northern 3nd ,northeol ‘ports or
hing
Simply get an ounco 8088i 8othine-8L
doubleI strengths—1mm any druggist
I“
mess Accents as pancELnOe'rI
tI_I , -—~5—,-l.
Thin-Is Weighilpgo Under 11- Poundo
wm Be lymph-wot AIdI ‘
guillotine animus until-l...
the homely freckles and get a; beau-
one ounce needgo l‘
‘Be sure tolII_ ,5
double st‘I
worst 0&3".
'_!Dl' ill;
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unued’oltiumtoo ”5‘8
8 tires are, now acceptable for
instant the I-paroei post: os’ovided ,
eyIare oultobly wrapped“, Tires out! 8‘8
«Eyes Examined Free. .. - .- g,‘ “8‘ 8‘8
"I ice for .oircu t controlling means. . “'93 are 8° be 30 Wflpped that there 8 888-‘- Q , [(6.
Albert :1. Rockwell Bristol, nlachla'el inn «when speéé In the center: so that smie’na wt 8iBl‘lTlI8 his Ugly looms,
do try a rsmipuy. for mom with the
8 not cost you a penny unless it removes 8
the lrecltles; while it it does ‘givs you , ,
we clear complexion the orpe’hIse is triil ‘9
tilul' complexion. "Kill-sly is more “1811 8
Wills 8W8
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f $I5 Suits $3.
*I$2o Suits $10.0.
$8Cbats
. 8.-
‘53?
-seeeee'ev
causes-senesse '...
and a8 .Itew applications should- show " '8
you how easy it is to rid yourself- or " "
Architects 0: the Denice, Warren 9 " ‘
torture of our state and is well worth 1 I,
of a pilgrimage or any student oF'Ar‘: .
ITlte S_t_t__‘rest Why
by saving it. Toads where
Not that
ix Charles E
. Him and whatever you pay 0161'” it
,. zen can rest metal-ed that youI can“:
a...” MI”,
‘ilaeeeuetnemm
T. Fl’fiflClS. D. on
,0! Washington It. In. Nomi coon
mm um “I... he
«acorn.
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4,800 Square Feet.
it you are seeklnsntorase. room
at reasonable tel-mo iuqnire oi
Not-walk sham
,«I. .rqudpqeo, 1..., “aim ~.~ ‘2‘ ~.~ ._. :I.
; - -;- r. e‘uvajuJ'r- s e1:
The house is,ol extraordinary in-,
ALBERT
3M0RGAN
Successor to.
Dow.
DmRtail
delirhcl 1857
IMFHY’V' ’8 '8
Salins lor BalhingSnils _
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'l‘he June sunshine is warming the great sea and be+ 1
fore many days everybody will be readt to take to the l
shore and plunge with joy into the playful billous that 2
come breaking up the sands. 2
The day of Iany makeshift for a bathing regalia is long ’
past and swimming folk of today, especially “omen, dress
as 'carelully for the bath as for any other occasion.
Satin is par excellence the best looking and most
agreeable to wear and the water slips from it as it
would from a mermaid.
Skinner's guaranteed, all silk, 36 inchts. SI. 50 a yd.
Cotton back, - $1. 25
Silk Section.
Surf Cloth for bathing suits, fast color, 32 inches, soc
Black and white striped Saline, wry fetching, 36
inches, 35°
Black Venetian, 32 inches, 50C
‘At the Lining Section.
Rubberized capotes of attractive coloring, {toque-dish
fashions that are becoming as well as practical, 25 Cts. to
$1. 00.
Bathing Bags, Shoes and Garters. _
Notion Stock.
Jewelry Fashions
Among the newest falals 1n jewelry are some pretty
and useful pins in unique designs for the polo or go”
player.
Riding and Polo Crops. Whips, Oars, Baseball
. Clocks, Drivers and other golf clubs.
For ascots or soft ties, Veils or fichus, 50 cts.
\ “Spotpins,” handy little pins to apply where needed,
four in a set, . 50 cts.
Pearl Beads, a splendid stock from 25 cts. to $2..oo
”\lake nicc graduating gifts.
Little Sterling Silver Photo Frames, three sizes.
Trolntlic miniature order to card photographs, 25, 50 and
75 us.
Book Covers oi Black Pin Seal
Designed its a ‘slip ”on cover for Science and Health.
Yer soft and fine quality of leather, $1.00
Villa little: pocket for plate money or inrf‘arcs, 31-50
- ~\t the Jewelry SIcctioll.
Bets,
l . all
Al mom Embroidery Section
Hand Embroidered Center Pieces,
$1. 25.
Nice gift for 8 1111811 5110 “or.
Pique Hats for little folks. st amped for embroidery. 50 cts.
Stamped Collar and Cuff Sets 25 cts.
Wash Ties for summer ‘ 25 cts.
Main flour. center.
assorted patterns,
Window Screens
Time to put them in. These are steel wire screens,
11101111th 011 steel franlcs,‘no wood to wan) or crack.
. Several sizes to fit almost all ordinarv Windows. .35
a . I . ,
to 65 cts. '1 basement.
"1 EC; 3
$13 Coats .8.....;.....
$il5 Céatso-fi ’Ceftei‘ndlee
”$1'Qo-HatS.RLOSQQZ'P"H 50C
$200Hats 7,3I8cr
[333.8 WONDER ironic hover
98' f ; liYAAS’l BROTHERS GARAGE
NEW
SIX 40
Wlfllmtmhof everybody :51 400221
8 Phonc'1360 South NorWalIkI, Conn;
8 . (What Are Your Assets?
"Tectonic mono: at buainess and personltl straits
8‘ the m diploid! rery distinctly
,. Avoid The liability ;.W~‘ .
8.10! not drawing e smacking account. We lovito coconuts which are
then molest eeoeonrteona attendee.
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