mintzs
June Clearance
Sale
A few of the big
specials for
to-morrow
50¢ WHITE FELT OUTING HATS . .......... 39¢
75¢SHAPES................. .................. 25¢
31,00 SHAPES .................... 50¢
92.00 SHAPES .. 31,00
31,50 and $2.00 PANAMA HATS. ......... 91,00
SUITSAT..........-.................... ....... 95,00
915SUITS......‘...... ....... .5095
322.50 and $25.00 SUITS 315,00
910,00and $13.00 SUITS .. $9.95
..5o SPRING COATS AT 51,00
so SUMMER DRESSES AT .. $1.00
$2.00CIIECK SKIRTS....................... 91.00
SPECIAL AWNING STRIPE SKIRTS
$1. 25 and $2. 25
55,00 RAINCOATS 3295
51,00 WAISTS ....... 49¢
SPECIAL HOUSE DRESSES ....... . ............ 49¢
$1.00 PETTICOATS .. ........... ....... ....... 79¢
31,25 FOWNES’ GLOVES .......... 95¢
25¢ MEN’S TIES ......................... 15¢
25¢ DRAWERS ......................... 19¢
. SPECIAL DRAWERS AT ....................... 25¢
. CORSET COVERS AT ......................... 15¢
SPECIAL CORSET COVERS AT ..... ..... 25¢
75¢ COMBINATIONS ....... ..... .. 59¢
VfiPECIAL COMEINATIONS .. ..... 99¢
”30¢ and 12¢ SUMMER VESTS ..
50¢ CORSETS
. 39¢
,I ’81,00__Q9RSETS . . ..... . 79¢
t 31,5000RSETS...... .. ......... $1.00
I 10¢and12¢HOSE.................. ........... 8¢
SPECIAL HOSE .......... 15¢
‘Vis being followed \Vllll keen interest
“10“ AGAIN iin Brazil and occupies a large space
. he newspapers The general toneI
(Continued from “m Page). inf the editorial comment i; that Pres-
ideiit Wilson, while actuated by the
President Gets Story of Fight.
WASHINGTON, June 23 .«A prelim-
m report from Gen. Pershing onI>
,. 3h Carrlzai light. based on stories
“1* by smugglers reaching the head?
Tanners of the American expedition fully recognized that the
d on Mexican iumors, was taken to disorders in Mexico must
in Whét: House early today by Sec. wearying the most '
my ker.
V‘ fie secretary said General Pershing agreement that some end must be put
. belt did not regard the report 85 to the present terrible situation so
unfilcial statement of what had hap- Ithat the pacific development of the
”a. The prelilmanry report will .peoples of Ameiica may be assured
not be made public l Cannot Supply Arms to Mexico.
.0llciais are. greatly worried over; TOKIO, June 23.-—The Mitsui Co.
7;“ delay in getting n|ws from the; informed a representative or The As-
Emwlvlng omcers oi' the little Tenthsociated Press today that it recently
WIT-y detachment. which engagedil'eceived inquiries from the Mexican
c.0061“? force of Mexicans Captain Government as to whether it could
M T. Boyd. Lieutenant Henry R; supply munitions and arms The
Mr and ten men are said to have' company replied that it was physically
.37” killed. 0! the remaining ‘7 only impossible, as it had more 0i ders than
’ 1" stragglerl reached General For iit could fill tor the Allies of Japan.
a headquarters yesterday e Americans at Vera Cruz.
tony Baker denied rumors 0‘ VERA CRI,UZ June 23. ——Five first
tor on immediate call for vol- “i“: gm“? “'1“ 1“" American” "-
rv ere ast n g t. They will go
:3“ 130:3 R;?:;:nd8:: aboard the battleship Nebraska today
M. been no additional orders and afterward be. transferred to a
for troop movements.
Vii-99MB!” coca to Camp.
«TON June 21-00mm
d ,lntan‘try. G. N. G, has re-
'rders to leave for Nlnntic at,“
oclt this attreuoon. They will
aerating elements in Mexico which
are under German influence
III omclal circles hope is expressed
continued
end
sincere well VI ish-
ed with the American employee at the
Aguilu Oil Company. The refugees
Ieventi'nL
031'qu Troops Nair Columbus.
oricni scouting
ntmls‘ reported
A}. Snot-mastic} ~~ n'unufh'éuq
11onth at. Goldman.
Me- or at molt st
.‘ '5.
on.» "Ii-VIII
the hifla- to: the direction of Juarea.
Minn
Ibest motive, has run Meal 0! prepon-l
.llllil. war will be molded, but it is '
In.
er oi the country Thete is a general.1
transport. A special coach also arriv-
report that their trip down was un-
COLUMBUS. N. IL. June za.——Ain-
to
re today that a
‘1" ll». Juno ”Mlérihlnll detail 0! Cmantd‘ troops was
fit so: and MM auctioned about twenty canoe south
.Mniosn custom odlcials attlie ‘bor-
that“; nomination dei- gate' three miles south packed
. . ltheir household goods on the backs
profile will begin on Sat- of bur'roa today and disappeared over
In undone TRIM! Bani L Bullovu. a former Carran-
m 88me. will! In allele! It. Paloma‘s, eltlil miles or.
diatom v the border. is being held by mid.
(ltl' Secrtary Daniels" message. says
Hartford will be the first out~ot town hope that peace would be maintained.
HAVE YOU TRIEI) THE:
BUSINESS MAN’S LUNCH. 400
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deWvflfl-dtlo At Monaco-b,me ”ht.
Wynn-amouusmu numenotvnflonsunuhchodbodiee GMColenkonldthatum
run-Ion Auto. Oct-In. lam own. no mp1. in. m a. a a prop. Iran-cumin Nimb-
,SANAN'I'OIIO “In M 33- iongmyamqmouqsé-en. caddie had Battery I',Field Anti-
Gencnl I.“ I'm my (It- lmggm is no.“ in “to: u the my, 0! Slsiillad.I will be ordered to
tber dots. in. General Pauling at flux-mm“ W m can move. Buttery l' he obtained its nee—i
the fluctuate-um brawn!!! andleit auuumhlngushd «womanly-and the oI-i
lsumrfwve 0! Iain!“ under Gee (or mono. the oommiuuy depm- cm. General Cole said today um
ION-l Fe“! MONO U001)!“ ”*9 man. will soon be handling urge uuan every exert is being made to move all ,
M 0"“?! under C‘Pi- cm I {titles or provision. troops to Mantle, with the exception1
3°" Troop B or Hmrom will reach the at the iiei dufillery, which nill go mi
The final outcome 0‘ the but" "5 camp grounds during the day. Woltbe East Haven rile range at the earl-
inot nude known in General Perchlor- ‘ A 0‘ New Haw, m. not yet enlisted ‘ lest possible moment.
31'99011. "“3"“ " headquarters [“1 100 men. but has a waiting list of up Captain M. J. Owen, of the Machine
jmfihi- W "as "I! Mimi“ fillaioiiums who. it they pass medical in God Company, said that his men have
0‘ the number “ casualties “'9'“ operation, will about bring that unit up all their supplies already packed, in;
by the little American (oree, which ‘to the necessary strength. it ”Laud,“ [00d euvplr and are auuitjng
hail been almost entirely surrounded have “a armory by Sunday. .only the order toteave. The company
by Mexican "0098- Object to Naval Militia frontier. has been recruited to its fill “all”
According ‘0 the story WM 0939”“ SEA (3181', N. J. June ‘‘23. —Gowr strength for several days. It contdins
Pershing by stragglers, the stuck was nor Fielder “a” received a telegram flit) no in: 11 including three oncers.‘
entirely unprovoked, and was madermm Secretary of the New Daniels lt Vi Butt 0‘ the Mneh‘me Gun Con- !
alter the Mexican force had “ruling!“ against a transfer oi men in pany, has been promoted lrom second
“"1““de the “WNW undercover New Jersey‘s Naval Militia to the lieutenant to first lieutenant, and Em-
“ ‘ 9‘1”"? “4““ Gwen! “”1" State Nationsl Guard. Some of tlieleison G. Taylor from lrst urgent to
and Captain Boyd. It was not until‘mrm,r unit requested ,0 be transfer :Suond lieutenant. sageut t‘. t‘.
. "‘9‘ fl“ Mexicans had “N“‘d ii: eIred in teh hope of more quirkl) expe stuibmough has been apDOlnled fin“
Vuiili a Iiiathiii- gun on the Amerir'an riencing 59",“, n the “"10“, bor-' "mum.
troopers that t‘aptniii lioid dismount All the various Hartford companies
“1 1“ command “id ”mm“ "‘9 In list ‘as th enaval militia has been reported today "Ill “ENNIS 15
“"1""! P\n~ton pomted 9‘“ 3 dis- trained at great expense to the (odor steadily ”0876931118
titpaiiu in the report (oiuingthroozh al government (0,. my,” purposes, this 5.” w..- u Inevitable.
V\‘l).ll'au sources to the 9390‘ ”18‘ C”- rorce should be kept intact " LIMA, Peru, June 23.—A lengthy
,‘_““" 5‘0“" had be?“ ““9" 1 be M” Fir-t Regiment Luv“ Tomorrow note from the Mexican Minister of At-
“a“ "W" "8‘“ that ”W Amman! HARTFORD. June 23.-—-0rderuwere fair swas recciwd toda) at the For
:tommunder ““1 been “fled “'hm'issued from the AdjutantGeneral's ot- sigh Otlice. it. 86' forth “39 opinion
. ’“m’m Funs‘m‘ ““1 "1‘“ capl‘lnlfite at noon today {or the departure ot‘or the Mexican Government that warl
.V Boyd was the senior ofllcer of (‘nptain itho Pint Connecticut Infill” to N1 ‘with the United States was inevitable.
“0“" and “0“” have been ‘3 com“Mile tomorrow. The Hartford coni ion ac count or themethods employed
mand panics will leave at 6: 45 ., 111.1" the American Government and us-
(:In Pershing's report stated "1“!(‘ompnny ".01 the Second Regl sorted 0181 all the Republics of t‘-en
“9 “ad ”med taptuin Boyd before .,ment Connecticut National Guard, has in” America would be effected by a
m" 13"" 1““ ”‘9 main column ‘h‘ltlieen Oldered to proceed at once to'conflict.
he was on a recoiinoiteriiig expeditiongN-mnuq and should be there today, I The 1).,mvhn Government returned
only and ”l" h" “a“ ‘0 “”9 “9" said Adjutant-General G. M. Cole this n carefully worded reply (‘WCN‘d in;
ipi-‘etaution against piecipitati‘ng a iyornlng tiiendly terms, and expressing ”wt
Iia>l1 with Mexican troops.
liotiery A or the Tenth National
Guard lelt before daybioali today for
Brownsville, where they will report
to (leneinl Parker.
I Long Stay at Mantle.
Nl‘\\' llA\'l“N, June 23. wStesdily
the. \n'ionnl Guard of Connecticut is
slimming to that point where its no AT T
inirriral strength and its preparation
will warrant orders from Adlt.-Gen. CLIFFORD RATHSKELLER 4
George M. Cole to order all the units
Vto the concentration base at Niuutic.
‘ in the intantry, cavalry and utlllery 12 t0 2 P' M’
Ebranches recruiting is continuing with
fair returns, but seevral hundred men
.are yet to be sworn in before march-
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Sale of Underwear
Samples l
A line of sample garments from a very well known
manufacturer. illltl all varieties are included so that this
will be a wclcome occasion for many women.
()ne rcally needs So many kinds. Union Suits some-
times, vests sometimes, sometimes high necks, sometimes
low neck.
Three lines of prices.
AT 35¢
Regular
price
50 cts.
Vests in all shapes.
Pants and Tights, plain or
lace trimmed.
Corset Covers, citiicr long or
short sleeved.
Union Suits, high or low
neck, knee and ankle length.
Regular and extra sizes.
_ .74
AT 49¢
Regular
price
75c to $1.00.
Vests and Pants in small as-
SOl‘llllt‘lli.
In this line are some extra good cotton suits, light
Weight, “llll high necks.
AT 79¢.
Regular
price
$1.25 to $1.50
On sale today, main floor, iiortli aislc, east.
miss it.
notes:
Union Suits of fine lislc and
cotton. the larger number
“llh low lit-cits.
.~:. v1“
Li‘t.
Do not .
“Laces for a Lady”
Chantilly, Venise and Net Flouncings.
With a fiounced frock and a Taffeta Coatcc with
side points or little tails. the 1916 summer lady looks
as if she had stepped from the fashion page of an old
Godey magazine. Altogether quaint, becoming, and
practical, one woman says, “I do adore a short, ilounced
skirt, it walks so good."
Now. as for FlouncingS, .consider the Laces.
Shadow and Net tops with novelty edges.
Venice and Batiste combinations which are extreme
ly pretty and unusual.
Silk Nets. imitation Brogcs and Chantilly, in white,
cream and oyster.
Beautiful Black Chantilly.
In Flouncings, an especially attractive assortment
with Point d’ Esprit or Chantilly tops
A Lace Gown 15 a wry useful adjunct to the “ard-
robe It is suitable for any occasion and \\ith the little
coatce the costume is v'cr) modish.
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Lace Section, main floor.
The Priscilla
Fancy \\'ork Magazine .7
for July is now on sale at
Nemo Corsets
0n and after Saturday,
July I.
..i“s:::3*'ci::;:i.(is: e I
tore sold at Ten cents a copy, $1.00 1'
ig'ghc‘e‘jlntobe $3 50 for yearly subscriptions. 5
Self-reducing in Nos. Frec instructions in kiiit- .
318, 319, 321, 322' and, ting and embroidery at the .
326' Art Section. ’,
d
cost of materials. ting.
Glir E. ill. Rash anmpantfl
For real sport—-
Boys’ Norfolks 'built to
withstand the wear and tear
of vacation.
All wool and fast color
fabrics put together to stay
t ether.
tylc worth while.
“nonsm-
Roonns Parn- CouPANy . VJ;
mm ' Bro-away
mama. :rs. «met
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