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pufection.
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33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
REDUCTION SALE
_ _. s'rursnoous PRICE REDUCTION.
sorts. cons and stresses at highotailored order to
Pcddvely and without exception these are the biggest
.d most astonishing values of the entire year. an of
hose garments will surprise you when you see them.
we PARIS mm
ALTERATIONS FRI].
... SOUTH NORWALK.
Albert D. Morgan
(“or to cross I. Dive.)
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(NVIRONIIIT i. EVERYTHING
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NEW-HAVEN, Ihy 19.—Th€ senlor
societies in the clientele Scientific
School today made public their lists .
of election. Harold D. Carey and Wil-
bur Walker. of Howard. and Howard
8. Judd. ct Wailingtord. font to Ber- i
relics; and Robert 1). mm. at Wa~
terbary .to Book and Snake.
~l'bm had been a good Sentinel
classified advertiser. at the time you
secured your present posititm. per-
TENNIS CLUB GIVES A DANCE.
A most successful dance was held
last eveaing in the Berkeley Street
Hall. under the auspices of the newly
formed tennis club. of St. Paul's
church. A large crowd was in attend-
ance and thoroughly enjoyed the good
time, which lasted until midnight.
Music for the affair was excellently
rendered by Lyons' orchestra. of Non
walk. Refreshments were served dur-
ing the evening.
, The proceeds from the dance.which
are believed to be considerable. will
go towards the building of the new
tennis courts. which will shortly be
built on the Berkeley street grounds.
Two courts will be constructed, which
will be open for members of the club
during the coming season.
Last night's aifair was in charge of
the regular entertainment committee
of the new organisation.
AHERICAN DAY CELEBRATION.
'limOl’l‘, llich., lay 19,—8un-
dreds of school children waving Am-
erican flags were among the throng
which greeted Theodore Roosevelt at
the railway station this afternoon,
when he arrived here to be the guest
of honor at the American Day celebra
tion.
Before Colonel Roosevelt was or
corted to the Detroit Athletic Club at
the head of an automobile parade. he
made a short address to the Boy
Scouts. who were lined up in front of
the station. He told them he believ-
ed in their organisation. because it
taught them to light for the. truth and
"not to be mollycoddlea."
After luncheon at the club house.
Colonel Roosevelt spent nearly {we
have you have found one paying hours before coins to e loco! open
, chance for useful service.
raineoats, white, brown and gray
twice the salary—and with twioathe house to deliver an address on “Amer
“.02 um draw hats .. 00c
81.75 Untrlmmed “W hate .. 75°
82m Untrlmmad strum hats .. 00c
use and ”m Untrimmed
“What-“mm... “.48
81. 75 doctrine Panama hats “.15
Wallis Panama 4
.61.”
$1.00 Children's trimmed dress
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01.75 Children's trimmed doses
hats
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“We trimmed dress»
assesses-s. ...-ss.1es
$5.00 “Genuine Panama hats 02.08
mm». Panama hats 03.00.
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licsnism and Preparedness for Peace.”
E. H. DILLON & C
Tomorrow, Saturday, Is An'nIVersary Bargain Day
Values never before equalled. Pribe reductions on new, stylish, wantable spring andsurnmer milline shirt waists, silk coats. percal c a silk sweaters ostrich feather boas, ribbons, spring ClOth C 5 ’
yleeluidfoahuscarfamslineneckruffs. m M ”No“, . 0“
WHY WE ARE CELEBRATING—A few words of explanation of our 23rd Annivesary Sale vn'th asyears
For 23yearsWehWe enjoyed the confidence of the people of Bridgeport
“Mi Ladfea'. trimmed hats tilt
“.00 Ladies' trimmed hats ”at!
00.00 Ladiee' trimmed hats 04.48
All our better grades in trimmed
hats formerly priced from 110
to 830, new about half.
$1.50 Natural Leghorn hats“ 00c
02.26 Natural Leghorn hats 81.48
taco Natural Tuscan lace edge
hats. 01.48
8.00 Natural-11.03
05.00 Natural Leghorn hate 83.40
00.50 Natural Leghorn hats 04.75
“.00 Natural a'nd colored
Iangleeirhrald hats M76
”Width-Medalikrm
one Ilssaasahse
“nu-assess;sésla.".fl‘m- fi.mtsfis.snaussaaos rouge-hld ‘ .
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WA'UKMAN, Ill, lay lt—rWhlls
the dreary examination of prospective!
inane! oonthtued today in the case
at Will Orpet, chm with phon-
igg yarns Lambert, these es- s
denlopment that Is expected to prove
one of the moat potont arguments in
favor of the young student's acquittal.
The defense, it beams known. '111
produce Raymond Russell, a school-
mate of Horton's. who will testify
that the day before her body wasE
found in the woods she was intently
studying a chapter in her chemistry
textbook on the action of cyanldos.
And the book. with the notes writ-
ten in the margins will be produced.
it was cyanide of potassium that
was found on her cheeks as she lay
under the trees. Crystals of it were
also under her anger nails and her‘
stomach contained a considerable.
quantity of desdl poison
. Dela Confident.
The defense is confident that young
Russell's testimony will go far. if not
pl'oving conclusively, to show that
Marion Umbert herself took the
poison to escape the disgrace which
she thought was impending. E
Marion lmmhert's chemistry class
in Deerfleld High School was studying
the clupter on cynnides the week that
she died.
“l remember the day well," said
young Dussell today, as he showed
the book to reporters. "This lessoni
wasasaigned on Tuesday-the last'
day llarion came to achml. The
whole chapter we were studying was
about carbons. i remember it and
particularly because Prof. Craego
said something about diamonds; diav
monds are among carbonides. you
know, and about how girrs liked to
wear them. I remember the girls
were giggling. llsrion especially. She
never paid much attention to her
studies anyhow. She was sitting right
near me, and I remember that all of
a sudden she stopped giggling rind|
began writing little notations on the.
margin of the pages containing the
lesson for the nest hursdsy. tine
turned the pages on marked them
rapidly. She was paying the strictest
attention when Prof. Craego told us
how deadly cyanides were. it struck
me as sort of funny
Russell showed the margin of his
MY, IA? re. 1910
manna
Tristram 8. Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORI.
NORWALK.
A Sale of Suits
$10.00
Just Twenty-Eight of Them“
Splendidly tailored garments, some formerly priced as high as ”as, in a good range of
stylesandslseasllofaesssnsble weights.
Come early if you wish one, for they won't last long.
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William H. Penn 0
Death claimed William H. Fones,a 0
former resident of Bridgeport. Wed .
nesdsy. in Buffalo. New York, follow- . er & 0
ing a rather lengthy illness. The body .
will be brought to Bridgeport and the
funeral will take place from the un-
dertaking parlors of Henry I. Bishop.
in Fairfleld avenue. where a prayer
service will be conducted Saturday
afternoon at I o'clock. Buril will
he in Lskoviow cemetery. llr. Fones
was wellknown hero and his relatives
of his death.
Puccini of Mr. Talimadgs.
The funeral of Ernest Tallmadge
was held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
from the home of his parents. 65
book, which was scrawled with the
date “For ‘l'hurs.l"eb.10." It was
on that day that the aged father of
larion came across her body in the
woods.
Could Oat Palace.
The defense will set forth that the
girl had unlimited opportupitiee to
get the poison from the lare pstores
kept in her father‘s work
elder lambert was head gar adorn on
the Kuppcaheimer country ale and
used much cyanide .in the e i’mins-
lion of insects which attacked his
plants. .
Orpet's attorneys will contend that
llaricn muiT have know: the deadly
qualities of the stuff—both from her
studies in school and from watching
her father spray his plants.
The part which young Russell is
expected to play in proving this con-
tention was the sole topic of comment
about the court room today. Bleepy
and cross from their night in crowd-
ed sleeping quarters. the venironlen
ambled through the box and got
themselves dismissed as qulckly so
Woodward avenue. Rev. l‘. A Cole-
man, rector of Trinity Episcopal
church. undated. interment following
in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Illa. Stevens.
The funeral of lira. Frank Stevens.
°who died at be! home. 18 .liaviland
ell-cal. yesterday 0000. will be held
from 12 Haviland street. tomorrow af-
ternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. John
Staplcfon will ofllciste. and interment
will be in Riverside cemetery.
IRIDGEPORT BTRIK! BETTLED.
BRlDGEPOR'l‘. my 11-41:. moo
girl strikers of the George c. nausea
ler and Crown Corset Companies will
return to work lousy morning. A!-
ter a conference with Edward lins-
sel. of New York. the owner of the
Iplants. committees of the strikers
Oriyz‘fthefourmenwhohadbeenlnoedtoendthestriket
tentatively accepted when the trial]
opened this morning. was challenged
by the defense. He was Herman Al-l
brecht. a retired tamer.
use Trimmddspert lists .. em"
—'l'rv a Sentinel WANT ADV.
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“Natural winahow braid
h... 7': IIwOIUIIIO --.e--- ‘th
35c Wide all ellk toilets rib- .
bone19c yd.
00c Wide all silk satin and
molre ribbon .. .25eyd.
stews».- mists se'c
‘MOWMts rtwaiats. .. 40c
”stripedshlrtmllta..i... 48¢
01 ‘Vfli’ite lingerie Ohm
$1.26 White lingerie" shirt
Will“ .4. '
use a mi? itiiifiid‘éi;
selects-late. .
easesitkwalas........... sills
‘saeoslngw‘slets .....m
«loo silk crepe waists use
also. am: crepe waists we
minarmlsi‘m see
01.12% Ilacit Pe'roalloe and
rum-Im-qort'h hats M
“Trimmed 91ml...“
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'itzoo'cmton and miles neck
l'ttfh
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nee-Hoosier brownies tar
They were promised that a young
woman to whose presence they ob
looted will be removed to a part of the
factory where she will not come in
contact with the union girls.
and friends will regret deeply tolesrn .
'parednesa
sending 1.000 boys to the
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WANT IOYQ AT PEEKIKILL CAMP
NEW YORK, May 19. -General
George W. Wingste. head of the Pun
lic Schools Athletic league. today
asked the variuls deienee. and pre-
.crganlsstioaa. to assist in
National
Guard training camp at Peekskill
this summer.
“There are 01,000 boys between 16
and 19 years old who are drilling at
Wings-to said. “We want to beable
tosandsllthesehoys tothocarap.
All boys should have this chance. it
is the most democratic thing that
could be.”
FROG? HIPS MANY PLANTS.
“some“ st l9.—'l'be mercury
:I
MAIN STREET
08.50 Black and colored tsiiata
eilit pattlocste 01.00
04.00 Black and eelon taffeta
silk pettlcoata 02.08 {5.50 Ostrich neck tion.... 02.“
85.00 Black and colored taffeta .m Ostrich hbolcbese .. . 08.48 '
Oilk petticosts . .... ....... .3.“ ”w “flu. “wk b... ‘4.”
. 06.00 Blackshdco taffeta sooVellinge ....... __ aOcyd
3"“ "Wm“ “r75 moose lot face vells19c
rec Chiflonmckrufh ----- mile cocoooIotracevclls........10c
01m0hiifonneckruii‘a .....80e IMOChifi‘orl veils.......... 15c
03.00 Chiffon veils ”:48
$1.50 Chiifen and mallne neck
HM.
soaadleeassseeeawtslsss
. 01.75;
06.00 White Iceland fest fur
condemn... .........02.00
W.” White leoialid fox l'ur
White ieelsnyi fox fur
assess-esslasleslsva'
masocoes‘a see-s
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310.00 Ellis and brown fox fur
02.25 Ostrich heck boss
awe Chilton veils . ........ $1.90
$7.50 Opt-leg weight cloth costs
$10.00“ Opting weight ”cloth“
$15.00 Spring weight cloth
“.00 Guaranteed ralnceats . 02."
00.00
16.00 connoteed raincoats $11.48
‘W Fibre silk "more .. “.75
M 3"” Fibre silk sweaters l. 00.15
BRIDGEPORT
of successful business to our credit we now inaugurate another of our gr t s
and vicinitl', We know no betterm way to dxpress our gratitude' to Anniversary period than to give the peope
, Mat Bargains ever oil'ered in- seasooablo and dealt-slits merchandise. We have carefully planned this great selling event and have made extensive purchases of the newest merchandise. Come and see for yourself.
75c Cans seathats ......... 41c
...-s..-
.... $1.48
s-elsaads ss- eases
contests-assas-
coats ... -s..........
o‘lss
06.9!
$7.48 ,
ouarssteed raincoote'
MI) Guaranteednisoeats
Fibre silk sweaters .. We
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present in the srmorles." General.
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We are now selling to cléan up our spring stock of fine
I: Mud Suits, Skirts and Coats, at wonderful reductions.
Silk Dresses at
Nearly Half Price
No Ready Cash
Needed
I Charge Account can be opened in our store without
«:«zuzooeeeozoozuzooooe
cropped to low tlgures throughout
Windham County last night. farmers
in several places giving the loses. .
nuns as 25 degrees. Frost use vis-
ibis at suavnp on the lowlands. Tender.
Ephnts that had been set out were
nbped. The low temperature was rc-
ported from Canterbury. Onecq
ska-h, Halsdeld and Thompson.
tiniest. orrlcsn UNDER ,
‘ ‘ ARREST.
" WMNBTON,‘ Ma'y 18.—Dr. Frank
mve,'iirst sergeant in ‘ the‘ United
States Armylledical Corps, today
awaited hearing on a charge of pos-
sessing illegally a large quantity of
narcotic drugs belonging to the gov-
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adversary sales.
eof Bridgeport and vicinity the
Flower sprays st. halt prices.
Fancy More athait prices.
eminent. lie was arrested at his
home near Hyattsville. MdLlsst night.
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