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' thu‘a'g up again’ with PRICE UP SETS that DEFY competition.
8! BU RS here in CROWDS, that surpass any VALUES ever oflered!
CREDIT SYSTEM opens the way for you to buy what you wish and to SAVE MONEY.
eat and Most Fashionable Wearing Apparel here tomorrow at SENSATIONAL LOW |
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that bring
SKIRTS
. . At Saving Prices
,Wool Skirts in black, nav .
, ..ehecks and mixtures. $3. 5
and $6 values. Saturda
Emmi. $1.48 to $4.9
Wash Skirts
'gln Repp, Linen, Ratine and
' the new Awning Stripe
~ 980 to $2.98
, . HILDREN’S
WHITE DRESSES
98¢. $1.48. $1.98
2.98
$7.98 .. $35 VALVES
Marked DOw'n ‘
Lam and $4.00 Dresses; Saturday Special $1.93
Better Dresses
In Plain White and Flowered Novelties. Saturday
Special ... 84.98 to $12.98
9er AND TAFFETA DRESSES $4.98 to $18.98
Values $7.98 to $22.50
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits
$10.00
For Men's and Young Men's Suits. Value $15 to $18
$14.98
For Men's and Young Men's Suits? value 819.50 to $25
:Walsi Special
ll 51.25 and $1.50
V ,f Maists
special at 78¢
and
153 WASHINGTON STREET
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200 Suits and Coats
V Entire Balance of Our Season's Best Style Suits and Coats Specialy Priced at
$3.98 to $15
Summer Dresses
Odds and EndsMen’sSuils7.98
ACOBY’
l Anus TIP MATCHES
; E 7 Boxes” .~
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p ~" 1
rpmans, Pound
GRANDMOTHER'S
oars, Pkg. 3.»
...............
‘ KARO SYRUP
RED ALASKA SALMON
Can 180
DEL IONTE HONEY
Jar 19¢
EELS NAPTHA SOAP
Cake 4l$¢
asp SMOKED BEEF
329s Jar 15¢
BLUE LABEL KETCHUP
Small Bot. .......... 13¢ '
Large lioi. ... , . ...
. 20¢
a bottle A&P Ammonia.
each 10c
1 can Sultana Spice .. 10c
1 car. Old Dutch or At-
lantic Cleanser ....... .. rm
2 pkgs. Noodles
5c each or 1 pkg. 10c
10 TRADING sraurs FREE 10
With Any of the Following Groceries:
1 bottle Mustard Relish loo
2 jars Iona Brand Jam
each, to:
1 pkg. Elbow Macaroni 10c
1 jar Peanut Butter .. 10:
1 can Vanco (Hand
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HOUSE DRESSES
They are good vale at Snso
98c
DRESSES
For Children, Good Percalea
and Gingham
98c
Wills! Special
$2.50 and 83.00
Silk Waista
Special at $1.98
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LONDON. 1m lie-"emulsa'cnu
become the popular term for girl Ita-
ultion worsen whom ms .m up
becomes yellow. from working over
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that they do not Mule ho Main
themselves (or the sake of the men
behind the guns. “Canaries" mane
Curtains tinned.
Prop: 393 8m- an Idiots»:
batter paid than the atria who do not
re: the some r122: . i‘ ’37 _,
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a‘x ........ . caCh 5c 2 b0 A&p .
2 bottles All? White. m 8”" p238” l
Vinegar ...... each 10¢ a 5°
1 kg. A&P Ice Cream or 1 [>69th A&P Worcester-
Elelly Powder ..... . 10c shire Sauce ........ . 15c
15 Stamps with one large jar Peanut Butter 15¢
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so Stampe‘witlp 3 ph‘gs. A&P Corn Starch, each ...... 7¢
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Tel. No. 900. Free Delivery.
Connecticut Sui- . ,
irage News
I Several changes have been made in
,the dates oi the county conventions
Yet the Suilragiats which have been
{announced for this in ii and neat:
lthe first of these contcntions takes
; place today at New Haven. it is being
gbeld at the Lawn Club. under the
,chuirmanship of )lrs. Carlos F. Stod-
K dard, the chairman oi the county. .\li‘3.
'T. N. Hepburn. president of the Slate
EAssliciatlon, and bliss Emily Pierson.
were announced as the principal
1speakers. The second county to hold
Iiie convention in Hartford ‘t‘ollnty,
where Miss Mary Bullilcy has sent
out the call (or next Thursday. it
:will be held in Hartford, and there
lWlll be held in Hartford, and there
iwiil be representatives present from
each or the towns in the county.
l The nest convention to be hellfat
lter that at Hartford is the Windham
.County Convention whidl will be un-
tder the chairmanshl‘: d hills Rosn~
1: mood Dunlolson oi P . This will
‘ be on June 17, Saturday and will he
Iheld in Putnam. This is the second
,Windham County Convention as
very successful one was held last
lsummer at which more than sii‘ty
:women were present—every one of
1 whom was an active-sulfuric workers.
The following Friday will be the dn‘e
:of the Fairlield County" Convention
:whlch has been called by the chairs
,man, mu Bouts-Bees. 0n tho lol-
. lowing nlday. lira. Bartlett is holding
'the Tolland County Convention—tho
:date oi which has been changed from
lthe 20th as ilrst announced to sun
,tho convenience oi the chairmen of
[the other counties. This Tollan'i
lCounty Convention will be held at
lilfickvllle. the home of F. T. Maxwell.
was interviewed last week by Mrs.
lBartlett and a party Of Suffragists
‘on behalf of a woman suiirage plank
liu the part: platter-m.
The one of the Suilrage county
Conventions will be that of New Lon.
don County which has been arranged
ltor July 19. Miss Katharine Luding-
too is making all arrangements in!
‘this convention in which 'she will be
tassisted by- Mrs. W. A. Norton and
Mrs. Willis Austin of Norwich and
inn. Frederick Ilka! or New million.
[Two 0! the county conventions will be
held in August and the exact date (or
these has not yet been decided. One
at these in thoooavenuoa for Middle
.ses County which was at‘ am ar-
ranged for this month.- it was foumi
however that there were so in!”
,obumum‘ 'tuJie held uncoupling
iumesincertainsheiliaoteriosoflag-- ' I '
land.~ Their nut-um is no strang‘
and the end or themeatn that it was
betterto postpone that for iliddluex
.County until later. The other lawthe
imvmtlon or inlet-field County which
will lit? 'Wld under the chairmanship
or first" . I; 8. Taylor. “Wu of
the ““3
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..catrl will palpation: at all; sentinel mass. -
itbe conventions, and reports will be
giren 0! this week's activities in
. Chicago.
TREES PLANTED IV MACHINE.
, WASHINGTON. June 9.——A ma-
'chine which plants from 10 to 15
lthousand forest tree seedlings a day
lls now being need at the lietehworth
Park Forest and Arboretum, in Wy-
lominr county, N. Y., according to of-
?cgnl. or the ForeatvServlce 'who are
lacuna an advisers in the work. Preo
illousiy the planting has been done by '
"land ill the rate of 1,200 to 1,500
:iret'l each day per man.
‘ The machine was designed to set
out cabbage and tomato plants, but
gwurks equally well with trees. It is
about the sire of an ordinary mowing
inmchinc and is operated by three men
lillltl two horses. One roan drives the
team while the other two handle the
seedlings. The machine makes a fur.
1low in which the trees are set at any
l'ltl‘llf‘ll distance, and an automatic de-
ivice indicates where they should be
illlopl‘cd. Two metal-tired wheels
youth and roll the dirt firmly down
laround the roots. This is a very do.
;~irahle feature. it is said. because the
‘lmes are apt to die if this is not well
‘rdonc. "Two attachments make it pass.
;slble to place water and fertilizer at
,1‘ue roots of the seedling. Another at-
tllchment marks the line on which the
next row of trees is to be planted.
No cost figures are available yet.
lbut oiilciale say that the cost will be
{much less than when the planting is
done by hand. it is stated that the
machine can be used on any land
which has been cleared and is not too
rough to plow and barrow.
A UNIVERSAL SLOGAN.
"Good Roads Everywhere." is the
slogan of the National Highway Asso
elation and it wouldn‘t be a bad idea
to adopt. this in regard to our borough
and town districts and retain it
through the years to come.
Good roads is a matter of universal
interest and in many localities awake
as much interest as baseball. it's of
national interest, for truly a state,
county or town. according to a revised
version. is known by the reads it
keeps. . ~
Benefits social, moral, commercial,
industrial. material. educational and
manual, follow in the train of easy
communication and {malt between
the centers 01 population and distribu-
tion and the great rural productive
acres. Good roads are not, only im-
portant assets to the beauty and ad-
vantage oi stown whlohv'mil loudly
to would-be dwellers, but they ”are a
very material inattento the farmer. his
.family. the school and its pupils. the;
tne‘soolai activities era town-relieve
Canaan Messenger. .
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the i). 1». Read Co.“
A Can8¢ [W
churches. and May effeetnost keenly ‘
Established (8.77
“HOURS FOR SUBURBAN DELIVERIES."
Ia. m.-—.\‘l..ullll-cari, linen: Palms, Westport, Saigon é
tuck: Dunn. .‘lliliixril and Sll‘ft‘ Risorls.
‘ a p. m.——l:airficltl. liltclliitlil liill, Faii'field Beach,
Slrallunl. Lordship X‘lallivr’ Ulmlufi‘dt‘ and l'ulilcy. ‘I
a ll!
“In effect Wednesday, June 8th.”
Silver l..- the Bride
Tea and Coiiee Services, Odd Dishes
that are
beautiful and useful, small pieces that "
carry a tench of personality.
,si
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50 main} things in :llllllllg rill tr prestut themselves to
thaw hunting {or something unusual in wedding gifts,
that it is a bit hard to choose,
A small Punch Bowl of lowly sll'dpt‘. plain with a gram!
border iii tllc rim. and gold lined, large enough for a. ,
small party, $12.50.
Tea Set of four pieces. unite plain. $900 .
Coilee SeerCe for the drawing mum. three pious, "
$13.00.
Cracker and Cheese DlSh,dlpll of pit-reed silver, Chet-56 ‘
cup of cut cr} stal “illl >ll\l r mur. $6.00.
Bread Tray, classic Sheraton ldilltlll, square ends, 4'
$3.75-
$5.50. ,‘
$2.00. i
$10.00.
Oxal shape of lii'rerll riln-r.
Small size, lircaLia~t for tum,
Sheffield Bowl for wind or fruit
Covered Baker, con-r comertiilc into a dish, which
means that l\\u illhlll 5 are in the make-up, $16.00-
Uthcr designs at $9.00 and $12.00.
Small Trivet, pierced \‘i'llll lJtZlillllill designs, $6.00.
Other designs $4.25.
Sheffield Trivet with \\'lll" llalllll‘lt rid border, very eiier'td
ive, ' $8.00.
Steak Platter. well and me, large size, 184mb, $17.50.
16inch, $14.00
Casserole, brown Guernsey in pierced silver, $4.00.
Asparagus Set, tray rcnnncablc. \Kl’llt‘ll leaves platter, .
$20.00.
Serving Trays, all sizes, many pleasing designs, '
$2.25 up. ’.
Tea Sets, three pieces and tray. $12.00. '
These are the pieces in which one may say in years
to come: “These were among grandmother's wedding
silver. Are they not perfect now, after fifty years’ ser—
vice?" That is the reason that silver hall a century old
is treasured todayv
Good Plated Flat Ware
Tenspoons, $5.00 Medium Knives 310.00 }
Dcsertspoolls $9.00 Medium Forks $10.00 “L
Soup Spoons $10.00 D'cssert Knives 37-30 7
Table Spoons $10.00 Dessert Forks $9.00 3‘
Berry Spoons 32.00 Merit Forks $1.35 '
Sugar Shells :90 Sauce Ladlcs $1.75
FancyPorcelains of artisric beauty,
Flower Bowls, Birds, charming Beasts
Lily Bowls of softly shaded Muskota ware in blue,
green, brown, black and white and ivory, all sizes, from
7_ to 12 inches, $1.25 to$5.oo. ’
Roma Ivory Bowls. 7 to 13 inches. no to $3.00.
Footed Bowls oi Muskota ware, very useful, -
$2.00 to $5.50.
Pedestal Bowls with flower blocks, $2.50’t0 33-00. "
Porcelain Birds that perch on the edges of flower 1
bowls. .
Stern 35c
Pheasants '\ 01.50
Flying Birds $1.50
Large Kingdrhers $2.50
Smaller ones $1.50
Robina, warblers, canaries, crows, etc. at moderate prices.
"Deanna," the black panther oi the. jungle, ",‘Kala Nag," the ele-
phant, and other attractive Junglefolil done in choice Minion china.
Basement
der which one may all for a minute or two to coal oil, when it receives
screening. by Vudor or bamboo drop curtains, so to its rug for cleanliness
and comfort, its chairs. conch hammocks and other articles for diocese“!
use. it can be made distinctive and attractive. net the decorating depart-
mant ehoy you. And at the same time look at the new wall papers and
drapery fabrics.
'Ifhe Porch Living Room. ‘
The porch ceases to he a mere porch. an outside place with a roof one ,
uncle of personality in furnishing. if it is properly planned as to its
e
Third floor.
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