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THE MORNING JOTONAL-COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1008.
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For LESS Than COST of Making
.TAILORED
SUITS
Handsomest Suits For Less
Than Cost of Making
01 Every spring Suit must be sold at once.
K In New Haven's history of Suit Clearances
we've known no such Bold Price Sacrificing.
(JThere isn't a suit in the saleithat isn't
marked down below the cost of production.
(fl In some instances the price of materials
isn't .covered.
fl Here are figures to endorse our statment;
$30-and $35 Suits for $19.50
Rich handcme Coat Suits of navv r ni Cop-nhasin her
ringbone Chtviot and Silk Striped Panama, butterfly ityl?,
cutaway coats, elegantly tailored, lined with fancy striprd
taffeta. Copies of foreign models.
' $22.50 Suits for $15.00
All-woolSerge and Panama, brown and nivy, the fiseit
tailoring, the coats in sort cf cutaway mrn's coat back and
buttons to finish. $22.50 Suits for ffl'5.03
$25.00 .Suits for $15.00
Ofnavy blue English Worsted, a self stripe, a dresiy suit
ratherthan severe, elegantly tailored with a coat back, tut
ton trintmed jacket. $35.00 Suits for $15.90
v $35100 Rajah Frock for $25.00
Madeiof the test Thompson Rajah Silk in a lovely
shaAe of pavy and Cop:nhag;an blue, the entire gown bcau
tifuliybutisimply finished with taffeta.
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TAILORED
SUITS ' 1
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A Perfect Price Land-slide
,On Tan Covert Jackets
Only one Jacket of a style, 10 we've ootfceedid their cost
In rr-arkinc them for Quick Selling. Like this;
$3.50 Jackets $1.98
$7.50 Jackets $4.98
$15.00 Jackets $7.50
And so on.
Handsome 3.98 Black
Silk Waists $2.25
Fronts all open embroidery,
the waists made ot mighty good
taffeta, your choice ot long or
short sleeves and waists that but
ton in tront or back.
$25.50 Suits for $15.00
Shepard Check Ern'ish Worsted, French coat, both skirt
and cost irmmrd effect v?ly w.th black braid and fancy
buttons and a touch of Persian stuff. Sletves in tht new
butterfly effects. $22.50 Suits for $15.00
$28 White Serge Suits $20
Coit fut of fine, all-wojl Whte fergs, the jacket satin
lined, the finely tui'ored Skirt with two folds, the whole
STictly nun tailored. $28.00 Suits for 520.00
A $32.50 White Serge Tailor auit, very handsomi. $25
Black Suits 'Way Under Cost
A small croup of Eton Suits reduce i to mere fraction
of their xholesa e cost.
A J32.M) Black Voile Eton Suit, redured to $15
2 Black Chiffon Panama Eton Suits, 522.50 5uits $10
$5.00 Plaided Jackets $3.50
Misses and WorrunV those attractive Plaid Worsted Jac
ket! with velvet andcloih collars and they were cheap for
$5. The ftroup isn't big. They're to go at $3.50
Your Money Never Bought Such White Waists
AS THESE ON SALE HERE THURSDAY
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H The Waists are Finer and Prettier than we believed possible in the season's very beaming. But a New York maker
took our order at our price during the dull season rather than lay o(f his workers. The waists have just come;
79cts
.For $1.25 and $1.38
Waists
Fine lawn of coune. be
cause they're J 1.25 and
$1.33 Waists and the fronts
ore all over embroidery and
such nice Swiss embroidery
jn several patterns.
$1.00
For $1.98 Lawn
Waists
The fronts are of s oftest
imported embroidery from
Switzerland, end the Lav?n
is very fine too. We nev;r
saw such weisis told for $1
A conservative value is 1.98
$1.19'
For $1.98 Cros-bar
Muslin Waists
Thr.se are made of t h e
fir.est of cress-bar muslin, a
mot decorative patter, the
kindtnat needs neither lare
nor embroidery. Putton in
back and have high collar.
50cts
For 75ct Colored
Madrass Waists
We've corriled a lot of
n;at figured Colored Ma
drass Waiits to strergthen
the variety of kinds in this
strong sale of Waists.
They're 75ct Waists
$2.50
For $3.98 Oriental
Lace Waists
Included among these
Oriental Lace Wais's are
ecru ar.d white. Ther; are
siveral designs ail dre?iy
Waists and all quite pretty
ard fine aa to material.
NewSwadGovneer our Muslin Underwear Sale
i We plan it all so much better than most stores, this sale of Muslin Under
clothes. Weplanitalongsuch broad, sweeping lines that every condition yields
to our price offers, so we get the Lowest figures.
We approach only those makers whose factories will bear inspection so we
bring to you enly the CLEANEST, SAFEST garments.
Whether it's a Skirt at 29 cents or one at 99, you get the amplest prettiest
garment in the market for your money.
So that is the ground work upon which we've built'
New Haven's Greatest Sale of Muslin Underwear
Two Petticoats, $1.00 and $1.75
There are so many pretty Petticoats to
choose trom nt $1 that, we oan only rec
ommend that you come and sie for your
self. Especially do wn ask your attention
to the walking skirt and those tnat have a
French seollope.
A very handsome Petticoat. In the sale
at $1.75 has a Cluny lace ruffle and the
earn kind of Insertion on a knee denp
lawn flounce tucked. Another stylo has
an eyelet embroidery flounce quite ef
fective. Both Petticoats are worth $2.75.
U'derwearat29c
Ccrset Coveriof nainsook
all of twenty-fivs atyies, the
nesttst Cover for the money
we've ever had.
Chemise in two styles,
made of nice nsinsoook with
hemst'tched ruffle or with a
cordtd band.
Drawers four neat styles,
half a dozen styles, timply
made or with lace trimming.
Short Skirts made of cam
trie with hemstitched tucks
to finish.
U'derwear at 59c
There are literally hundreds
and hundreds of dainty jar
men's in the sale at 59c
Corset Covert with deep
lace yoke, ribbon drawn, the
same h back as in the front,
Night Gowns in fifteen
pretty styles, mada of soft
nainsook with all kinds of
neck designs.
Long Skirts six styles, one
with a-wide lace trimmed
tucked ruffle. Cambric top.
Short Skirts all of twtlve
designs, can: brie and muslin,
lace and embroidery trim'd.
Drawers of fine soft nain
sook, muslin or cambric,' a
doz?n styles at lejst at 59c
Chemise at 98c
' All of the Chemise, and
there ar all of fifteen designs
have lone; full skirts, tucked
and ruffled edged. They're
mad; of soft starchless nain
sook and you may choose a
simple or an elaborate one.
One charming Ckemise and
a fine vlue has i yoke of fine
lace w'th beadinj and is rib
bon drawn.
50c GretchenAprons 29c
Made of the best Amoskeag
Gingham with ruffls at bottom
50c Corsets 39c Pair
A broken size lot of new
models, long, medium, short,
girdles too, but not every size
in every style.
50c Wash Petticoats 39c
In neatchambries in various
colorings and striped gingham
fully long and amply wide.
We'vs nv:r had better
50ct Skirts.
Pretty Dressing
Sacques, for 49cts
With fitted back and loose
front, pretty Dressing Sacques
of dotted Swiss and lawn.wi h
effectiv j colored figures, and
dots and fancy stripes.
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A subscription cIhiu'6 Jihs bon
rnnffpcl by M M. nohortmm, .Ml E.
UuynoHls, Mlfia M, IlUln8 find Ml
M. Tlnmisim, which will bo glvon t
the Country club, .Mundny evening,
May 11, hi 8 o'clock, The patronotises
uro Mrs. Arthur T. Hadloy, Mra. Wil
liam V. FartiHin, Mrs. K I ford Trow
brldjfn mid .Mm. 11. lirimt ThoinpHuu.
A Ua will bo frlvnn at Ms" Orrlng
ton'H In Whitney avenue on Monduy at-
tnrnoon, .May 11, at 4 o'clock, the Bursts
bring Invited to mfru Mrs. Stephen
linker, MIhs Harlun, MIhb Reed and
Miss Taylor, who will toll about tli
Northflcld Summer Conference.
MIhs Dorothea Dexter gives a danc
ot tlin Iawn club on Wednesday even
ing next. Invitations went out In the
name of Mrs, Dexter.
. MIhs Anita Warren ot Whitney ave
nue Is visiting MIrs Weaver at Lock
port, N, Y.
Mrs. F. IS. Walker Is visiting friends
In New York and will spend some days
I with relatives In New Jersey. Mrs.
Walker expects to bo away about two
weeks.
A reception will be given the Rov.
Stewart Means and Mrs. ijtenns at St.
John's 1'. E. church tonight In honor of
hla having completed 23 years as rec
I tor of tho church. The hours are from
i 8 to 10 o'clock.
Much Interest Is centered In the
forthcoming Fryer-Meyn concert
which will take place at the Foy audi
i torlum on the evening of May 12. The
I list of patronesses luclude the promt
, nent niuhiial society women of the
'city and the program Is a splendid one,
Mr. Nathan Freyer, pianist Is well
known imj popular here and Mr. Heln-
rlch Meyn, baritone, Is also a great
favorite.
The annual prize competition In or
igan playing will take place In Woolsey
hall on Frldiy afternoon, May 8, at 3
' o'clock.
( Tim competitors will he; Cecil
Wright, organist, Calvary Baptist
I church, New Haven, Conn.; Henry
Emanuel nnnander, organist, First
j Congregational church, Walllngfonl,
Conn.; Farnuin Howard Lane, organ-1
1 1st, Asylum Hill Congregational church,
jlUrtfor.l, Conn.; Francis David Tier-,
! nan, organist, All Paints' P. E. church,
New Haven, Conn.; Elwnrd Shlppen
! I'.arnes.
j The Judges will be William C. Ham
mond, professor of Music, Mt. Holyoko
college; Henry M. Dunham; New Kng-
land Const rvatory of Music; Horatio
j Parker, Hattell professor of the theory
j of music.
I The compositions to he playod are:
j DaehFlrst Trio Sonata In E fiat
(first movement)
' 1. AIKsgro moderate.
i Improvisation on a given theme.
; Pnrker.tv'horzo In D minor (original
registration).1
! This competition Is open only to or
gan pupils In the Departmmt of Music.
Professor Parker will award tho prize
at the conclusion of tho competition,
j To Insure absolute Impartiality, the
order of playing will be decided by loi.
The Woman's 1 Foreign Missionary
society of the Fist M. E. church will
meet with Mrs., Norton R. Hotchklss,
York street, Friday, the 8th, at 3
o'clock. An Interesting program has
been arranged for the. afternoon.
Invitations were Issued yesterday by
Mr. and Mrs. George Weekcs Lewis
for the marriage of their daughter,
MIrs Margaret Russell Lewis to Mr.
Frederick Culvln Russell of this city
on Wednesday evening. May !0, at
their residence, 49 llowo street. The
ceremony which will be performed
by the ttov. Watson L. Phillips, will
be celebrated at fi o'clock and will be
attended by only the relatives and
near friends. A largo reception will
follow from 6::i0 to 8:110 o'clock. Mr.
and Mrs. Russell will be at home af
ter September 1 at :00 Maple street.
Miss Lewis Is a member of the Coun
try club and Mr. Russell is very pop
ular socially. I In Is a prominent
member of tho New Haven Grays.
JI US. H. ClIAMRKIUiAIV.
Mra. H E. Chamberlain, formerly of
810 1-2 Chapel street has removed to
9,1S Chapel opposite Trinity church,
where she his a nicer, larger and
nleasunter ofilce with all modern
equipments for shampooing, facial mas
sage, manicuring, scalp treatments,
marcel waving and the removal of au
perfluous hair.
Railroad
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13-20 (lo .New Hurlford), 4:01, 6:64 p.
(to Wustllcld).
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rot w lualea e :3u (via Nanuh
Junction), li:aa a. m 2:36, 5:46, 7;4S
in. Sundays 8:xfi a. in., 6:45 p. m.
for I'llialtrlU auil lolcrmeuiule Pol'
6:65 (via Bridgeport), ;IS3 a. m. i
(Ma Brldifeport) 4:05 p. ni. Sunday
7:56 (via Hrldgeport) a. m. I
Kor Litchfield :32 a. m 4:05 p. I
Bumiays 7:b5 (via Bridgeport) a. n"
lrAiueks tralni.i xLocal expreia. I
'urlor ear limited. I
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tien. SuDt. Aut. Gen. ram: A,
FRENCH LINE.
(ampngnle (;rnrrnle Tronantluntlff
tirrri unm lo iiAint, rAKia, rai
caning every uiHittUAV, 10 a, n
trom rier 42, North River,
New York.
La Provence Ma,,
La ixoralnu May!
La Touralne May
La I'rovence JunS
La Lorraine JuneS
'iwin-mrew steamers.
Apply to French Line, 19 State St., N
or oweejey & Kelaey, 102 Church
Bishop & Co, H3 Orange St.
Parish & Co, 36 Orange Su
ANCHOR LINE,
GLASGOW ANJ LOnUDWER
SuIIIdk from ev Vork utrj Saturl
New Twtn-Bcrew Steamships
Cnllfornln," "I ulnlnnla" and "Col
bin"
Average passage 74i days.)
and Favorite Steamer "FurneaalaJ
Splendid accomniodatlona. Excelll
tie rv ice.
saloon $a:.no, r07.no nnd 72.bo
MM OM) t Alll.V, l.,-,0 A.VU $4S
TIIIHU CLAS, S--7.r,0 and V28.7B
Apply to JIli.MiKttSON BROTHfc
New York; or J. Mustarde, 94 Cri
8t.,Uliihop & Co., 1S5 Orange St., J
Bwenson, Bl) State St, or Sweeze
Kelsey, 102 Church St.. New Haven
HOLLAND-AMERICA LI
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Twin Screw Passenger Serv
NEW YORK. HUTTKRUAM Via
LOQN'E.
Voordam. ..May 2'MNew Ams'dam
Statendam. .May I'lRyndam. . . Jun
Steamer ntRjTTEROAM AppolnlniB
24,170 tons Register 37,190 tons
placement. Maiden Voyage Jul!
from New iorK. Bend ror Desert!
LIOOKlCl.
Hullnad-Anirrlea Line, 30 B'vtny,
Or Local Agent.
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FAflES ItEUUCEl
KTKAMER rtlt'HAHIl PECK
Friuii New Hnven Ienve Bells
dally, except Mondays, 1:00 a. m.
From New Vork Leave Pier 28,
niver, near Catherine at, 2:45 p.
root rcast aci st, a:uu p. m, c
except Sundays. Tlmo otwefn
Hnven and New York about five h
Tickets and stateroom at Blshi!
Co.'s, 185 Orange street, also at .
Dock and on Steamer.
GEO. C. BLACK, Agent, New Ha
F. C. COLEY. A. O. P. A.. New Y
(illNNHAI, RHIITIXO NHflK,
New York. May 6. Arrived: Steamer
ICnitenla, Trieste, etc.
Sailed: Stenmers Lusttanln, Ilver-
pool via Queenstown; O'eanle, Soutlv
ampton and Cherbourg; Ryndani, Rot
terdam via Boulogne; Argentina, Na
Pies, etc.; Madonna, Marseilles via Na
pies; Manuel Calve, Cadiz, Barcelona,
i etc.
i Cape Race, May 0. Steamer Empress
. nf Britain, Liverpool for Quebec,, In
communication with the Marconi sta
tion here when 2S0 miles castnorthcast
; at 6:15 p. in. on tho nth.
Slentner Tunisian, Liverpool via Mo-
1 vllle for Montreal 130 miles southeast
at :2n a. m. to-day.
Hellly, May 6. Passed: Rteainei'
Iieiitsehland, New York for Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Hamburg.
' Southampton. May A. SHlled: Steam
er Adriatic, Now oYrk Cherbourg and
ijueenHtown.
Brow llend, May . Steamer Ia Sa-
, vnle. New York for Havre. Kin miles
southwest at 9 a, m. '111 probably
, reach Havre S a. m. Thursday.
i Lizard, May 6. Passed: Steamer Co
lumbian. Boston for London.
1 Bremen, Mav 5. Arrived: Steampr
Kaiser Wlihelm II, New York via Ply-
, month nnd Cherbourg.
London, May fl. Arrived: Steamer
1 Luke Michigan, St. John, N. B, and Hal
ifax for Antwerp.
Liverpool, Mav ((.Arrived: Steamer
L'uennla. New York via Queenstown. ,
j Queenstown, May (1. Sailed: Steamer
i Ivernla (from Liverpool), Boston,
Starin's N. Y. &N.H. L
DAILY EXCEPT 8ATCRDAY.
PASSKIVGER AND FltF.lflHT SEH
Leaves New Haven 9:0if p. m
Pier, foot of Brown Street.
New York 9:00 p. m, Cortlandt 6
Pier No. 13, N. R. Fare 75c., excuf
tickets $1.25. Rooms $1. Tike
el' Street cars to Brewery street
C. H. FINHHIt. Ai;ent,
New Haven.
Nor.wayGERS
Iceland
Spitzbergen
EXCURSION
June 27th to July ;
Iroir
BREM
For Information, BnokUti,tle.,tpplt
OELKIL:MS l-u., 8 Hrodwiy, new
or iny Inenl igtnt,
LiVUY 3IAAGi;itS MUKT.
for flic
tirmiitlon Day for Homo
Friciulless June 3.
Tiu board of lady, manager of the
Home for the Friendless on Clinton however deoiood tnat aoimimn o.'y .
avenue met for It's monthly selon this year bo set for June 3. two days
yesterday afternoon. The business earlier than IrtPt year's date. Arthur
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with the exception of one or two mat-1 Craves is tne cnannian mi a bpi. i.u me
tens was sirlotly! routlnu. The board j vlsury committer composed uf sentle-
nien having the flrrangetnents for don
ntlnn day In rhnrse.
The home has nbot.it 45 inmates at
the present, time and the number of
unfortunates living there does not
fluctuate much from this llguro.
c;oi rcnxoH NSCAMCS nOMU.
Voronezh, Russia, May fl. A boinli
was thrown to-day under the earrlaixa
of General Blblknff, governor of tho
department, as he was driving with
his wife to church, Neither the gov
ernor nor his wife vas injured, but a
woman who was passing was killed.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
forth (jermanJZlQtd.
I FAST EUPIUCSS SERVICE.
: Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen 10 a.m
iCeollle Mayl2IKalserWm.ri.My 20
I Kronn'nz Wm.Ma KM Kaiser d.O. June 2
I TMi-srnrcv passhnokr service.
Plynioiilh ('lierlMiiirg Bremen 10 n.m
Rarbarossa.May 'JVILuetznw June 4
Derffllnger, Ma 28.Kurfunrst .June 11
MliniTHHUAMfiASI SERVICE,
r.llimllur Mile inou ill 11 n. m.
p, Irene May 9 IC, Lulse. , , .May 30
Krledrlch, May 16. iK. Albert. . .June 0
North tierranii Idojd Tnivellcrs Chocks
Oelrtehs Co., Agts, B n-wny, N, Y.
Sweezey & Kelsey, 1(12 Church 8t,
JI. Zundcr & Suns, 253 State St.
HAMBURG-AMERICA?
WEEKLY SERVICE TO 1
l.ONHON PARIS H-UiniRGl
Gill R A l.TA R N A PLES GEN
by Large, Luxurious Twin Scrjj
Steamers; all modern appointmr
Summer Cruise!
to Norwny, North .fnpe, .Siilih
Iceland and Northern Cnpltnf
Bv well known S. 8. OCEANA. Vf
PRIN;ESSIN CECILIE, and MEi
from Hamburg. I
Send for Illustrated Pamphl
Offlee. 4B B'wnv, N. Y or any loci
Bishop & Comp
STEAMSHIPJICKET 0FI
Direct Agents for Europeai
Coastwise lanes. ,
Staterooms and sleeping car
reserved In advance. j
Kates named to all distant
BhbSIKO cheeked from resident
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