To celebrate twenty-five years of successful merchandisint. them that we onureciate the patronage of our many
fr1ends. we will give you an ounortunity to buy seasonable merchandise at less then present market price.
oPiece Suntmer Suits. Fancy Young Men’ ssuits and Conser
3 want a Summer Suit for immediate wear or if you want a
_ far below today’ 5 market price.
SUITS
Today '31 Market Price
$18.00 and 920.00
' Anniversary Price
$141953
SUITS
Today 5 Market Price
$22 50 and 925. 00
“ Anniversary Price
$19.95
AN Ex EPTIONAL ASSORTMEi‘TOFS IT ATE c
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AND FLA NNE
BTRAW HATS FOR SHIRTS
3 MEN 3 3
mm Hat's of Soft and sun"
Straw
$1 0.0
Toyo Panamas $2.
The
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11503311111111 Silks, now . 13.45
' $5.50 Fibre Silks, now . $3.95
$2.25, collar on shirts . .
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ilng fleet. Maria was his valuable as-
isislont.
In 1831 during the total eclipse of
the sun. Mr Mitchell moved the sa'sh
of 11 11111101 window of the' home to
intake an ohse1valion. and while 110
inerfti‘rmed this task his
:NIENARY NEARS'
tar Gliders Plan to Observe: A. .3... m... up Mam 11111111911 de;
81 Day of Famous A's. Voted hm attention assiduously to 11s
(filler "" Winner Of' a born scientist. For twenty years a
Model From Danish King little closet. three feet by four. located
33 . 've‘i‘ed First Comet.
Telescope -—- Former
3 our nstructor
"MITCHELL’S
may Here she did all‘ihef" w'drlis 1111+;
til she was made professor or 11111111110»
imy and director of Mthe‘ cheervh‘t'ory
iupon thse 101111111111: of Vassar colmge in
. 31863 he eld "that position until
H131? 19 ”WNW!“ 1588. when falling health necessitated
“”15 and wenmc and WW her retirement, and she was made pro
ooletles throughout the land tensor emeritus“;
loitering soon to honor the mem-
. M31131 Mitchell W110 attained with Vassar that Mario. Mitchell made
chllféwliie fame as an astronomer lthe discovery that caused her We to
occasion will be the centennial an— be famous the world over. and which
011191 ‘35th “311°“ 009“”9‘1 won her the King of Denmmk‘s gold
land 0f Nantucket, Aug. 1-; medal for the first telescopic discovery
of a comet.
i Another honor came to Mario Mitch-
ell when. in 1859,1111‘e was given a
bronze model by the Republic of San
hack in the twenties' 1.oi’ the
1m Moria Mitchell; a brighh
10.81116. used to climb on the'
cfamily home just” bolero Merino
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which the pretty stars." Long Marin 15mm; g3: Jigkéfgg £11115;
he was ten years old the little ifsclenoe much that is primed today She
s the first women to be elected to
3 membership in the American Academy.
3'01 Arts and Science. and early in her
'1 career she was made a memhr ol’ the
American Association for the Advance
iment of Science. In 1869 she was in'
1 vlted 131011 the American Philosophi-
cal Society, founded by Benjamin
, Fran-Bin. in Philadelphia Columbia.
i Dartmouth Rutgers andythér universi-
.itiés honored her with degre'Es. Her
1111111511 in one of the two women' s’
3 names on the memorial window
Boston public 1111111111.. 3
A romnnti‘c moment
h“ streets of her native
other, William Mitchell
master in this island
was delighted with the bent
a'll doughter‘s mind, and he
He himselfwras in-
11- 'sclentihc research, and be
t ‘ count the seconds by the
' “he studied the
this so readily that
empIOyed to f'rate" 'the.
1' was «pronented to Miss Mitchell orfbe-
half 11 the women hf America through
Elizabeth Pénhddy. the not d Ameri-
3, can educator. Th fun” _
3 ' the observatory
3 uted by women.
$4.00 Tub Silks, now . $2.95
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tronomy. mastering it with the ease of "'
in the family house, served as her .3
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some
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1 $27.59 and 930.00
Anniversary Price
_ $24.95
Athletic Underwear .
Athletic Union Suits
suits
890
$1.75 Kloeed-Kroeh' 11111511 3
$1. 75, collar on shirts 9.1 15
in ivhnt way they are superior to us:
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AM ERICAN MOTH’ERS DISPLAY
HER'OISM.
The Editm Evening Sentinel. 3 ’ ‘1'
Dear Sir: There is scarcely a more
scubstirring spectacle in the whole
circuit of human 11111810111113 than {11111
of the mother who bids farewell to her
son. who is on his way to the battle-
field. At that moment whet torrents
of anguish wring hierfheart! How she
clasps her darling h ‘y in ecstatic cm-
bracc to heM 3 ' ,3 11nd
feasts her 111108.311: 1111 song gene, on
the features ’sof 1111311 «whom she may
Phever see ln'lifo again! When he is
gone, she eh 3 do hér days end nights
thinking, thl ‘ 1' hi
it and omthe
lows him to
and the (routine keepingr a silent 111.11
do; her soldier boy As time goes on,
and her son's 311110 is uncertain. the
ife
his
his
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early manhood. And she still hopes
that when the war in over and the hat-
tie has been won, her 11' wl retu
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'O‘a'serta,’ built in 1752 for the King of ‘
vative Suits. everything included in this sale.
Suit for future needs you WI
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TWO PIECE SUITS
Today's Market Price
$12.50
Koolkenny Kronh
Anniversary Price
$8.95
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BATHING SUITS
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Grey, blue and block. with
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Litholin Collars. 231: cu.
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the untold dangers of the battlefield
Ought we not tesohe never to let an
opportunity parts when it is in our
3111011111 to bring solace and encotimgo'
' intent to some noble mother.
[11011 has gone to obey the call of conn-
‘1'
whose
try? Speak to her of the noble ideals
which actuated this country in declar-
Eng war on Germany. of our lllustmuo
President who holds in his hands the
{reins which shall guide the destinies
of the human race for future ages, of
him whom unboln generations
one offtbe greatest men who ever trod
the world‘s stage. Tell her of the gel-
.ladt exploits of our armies in France.
how they more than once blocked the
road to Paris from the Hons. Explain
lobar-the various activities of the K.
of C. and the 1'. M. C. A; organizations.
which are over in France looking after
the spiritual and temporal welfare of
our boys. There are numborless ton
ice which a mother will like to hear
discussed which willtenable her to
hear more cheerfully the trials. great
and small. Which war brings in its
train to all of us.
Let us. therefore, resolte to do all
in our power to keep the tiles of hope
our country. and to rekindle them
when they have been extinguished. by
some stray shaft shot, by 11111 unspeak
sneaknblo brutes of Berlin.
Yours tiuly.
- ‘ CHIVALRY "
" PALAoEs Foe HOSPITALS.
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Purposen.
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The finest old palaces in Italy are
again after centuries of disuse due to
this need for soldier hospitals and for
shaken for the hundreds of thousand
of refugees from ‘hé invaded prov
Part of the immense palnce a:
Naples, commonlyknowu as .he V~er
eoilles of Italy‘h been; 1111111211 into .1
bhrrack for Austrian 311-111 or a. Two
5 Queen Elena gave a huge rovztl palace
lai'te en gave
in
1 evfiry cllme wlll revere and regard as
oglow in the hearts of the mothers’of ,3
gradually being turned into habitations .
years ago King Victor 11111311911111 and '1 .
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CATHOLIC DIOCESE
SPREADS WORK FOR
SAVING or soon
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eigh speaking priests have attracted
the attention or the Food Administra-
tion officials at Watchington, and the
iletter to the French pastors le‘ renro
duoed as follower
"Dear Father: ~
“The Federal Food Administration
for Connecticut 1 miles you 11 post
or setting forth on vocal from his
eminence. 111111111111 Herder, in behalf
or the etarvlng maple or 11111111111.
great prelate. who has witnessed the
ravages of war and famine for the past
four years. should arouse a spirit of
mercy 1011me the millions who cry
to America to save tllem from death
France and Italy. The words of this;
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lby starvation
"-Duiiug the months when Mr. H1; 0113-
tor was the agent of the American)- 0
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ilie wmkod under the eyes of the meat
Belgian cardinal 11nd. when the time
' 3cn1ne for the American mission of re
lief to withdrowfrom Belgium, the
war-meal oxnreeuou of gratitude came
to Mr. Hohyeh, Cardinal Mercior.
As Alue‘rlcan i e
charity, we, shot: 11 put forth every efé
{fort to obtain the support and cocoon.
atlon of all our people in conse
wheet'l moat. fate and sugar
enahi the United States
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retains from bur own country our _
nary forces in Europe and the
1y nations who are united with us 11
the common struggle tor our exiethn‘ce.
‘YY‘ours sincerely ‘
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