111.119. 111111111 1111111111116
P166 Dinner sets. . . .
“ English Poieelaln. heavv 1.111111111111111... F1111
Patterns. and gunranteed against crating.
-_ $6.. 60
Piece S615.
New Patterns, Enamel and Gold fully warrant-
i. 1:11.61
w .. . $510. 1112. $14,115.
1 Piece Tea Sets.
English Pore-616111.611 n..' w patterns. fully war-
ranted.
,, $6.76
Piece Sets.
’ Enamel and Gold. new patterns. and guaranteed,
at
” $4. $11. $6. $6.60
Piece Toilet Sets. "
New Fall Patterns. heavy enameled, no erazrng,
1mm
$2 60 to $10. 00
.. V 6 close at (i p. m., Mondays and Saturdays excepted.
W. S. STURTEVANT.
‘ North Main and A1111 S15. South Norwaik, (301111.
A. DICKERMAN 81 SON.
9
some UMBRELLAS ~
an x
“59 0111' Special 3 .
1
them-Weshaill make exceptionaiiv Low Prices; '
his in Wash Goods. Cotton Cloth. Hosiery and Un-
Ves' Shirt Waists. Shirts and Wrappers.
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON
784 Washington Street. :V South Norwalk.
.MAPPrNo m APPALACHIAN
111011117111
Within the 11161. month the Director
of the United States Geological Survey
lino isonod orders for the completion
of 111.1 mopping of the norm Mountain
1115111113161. section In the heart of
the southern Appalachians in the
tibia“: of the mountain of that 111111116
included between intitu'doe 82 untrue:
and 82 “moms“ 311‘ mlnuteu. and:
longltodu 811 dances and so new
11nd 1111 minutes; The trout a quad-
tingle containing about 1.01.10 equal-6‘
11111119 111111 purity in North Caroline
6nd portly .111 Team 111111.
of Mount Mitchell and. the Albertine
; 1111111011; itembrnou within“: bound”
it." W'mht'rm 1.11.11“
11. or“ 11161
11A completed: 1111411111 1111111111111
. hleh it was commenced-11 90M:
”Wampum 1119161111111, 11: 6pm
. 1111111111 1‘11}.
yenr~oldVboy who had for nor-7
1 1 hi be‘en 6 regular 1.11.11.11.11:
" any whom had many.quesi:ipnn
11 another as the recent cir-
bub-d When the wagon
the 1111116661011 ennui 6111113
‘ ‘ 111111.
1111111111 11111.1 111 T 1111 11111111191
arr-1%"
New usvdu. 1111111111 11-11611 son
orruloqoip ltteeiwlth taho uubdp 11111-
101111 of \ ost iluven re doprir 11110111
111111111; 111 clrnlrgo tho State miremon’ a
convention 11111011111911.1611}; next week.
Tuesday 11nd Q’l’ednesdu 15' old nnothor
ruoeting‘ at the Town 111111.111111 night.
Replica huvc been received from about
1111111211 companies hr the state. 11nd: it T11
uniiripntod them will be about 2001)
1116.11 in the line of march. The grand
111111611111 of the bundle will be Robert
S Woodr'uff. and the parade will strut
promptly at 1.1 o'clock on Wednesday.
011 Tue‘odiry how'm’or, the 111131116311 of
the convention will be transacted.
About 300 delegates from the various
1116‘ companies of tho state will 11656111-
his 111 the Suviu Rock theatre, at 9: 30
11 111.. end the convention will no in
11111151011 until about 7 o‘clock in the
evening. At 9 o'clock there will be u
banquet to the delegates at the Pleas-
unt View hotel.
Wednesday is the day of the 1111111111-
moot and the big parade. At the
stroke of 11 on the tire bell the pro
ccssiou will move from the tenth hull
1(11'61 the following line of march: Up
(‘urnpbell avenue to Center street. to
Union avenue. to Main street, to Fair
avenue, to Richards street. to Wash»
irrgtor’i avenue to Elm street. to See»
and avenue. to Brown street. to Wash-
ington avenue. to Main street. to Union
avenue, wire-re the procession will
countermnr'ch to the town hull and be
11151111581111.
immediately after the procession 11
1111111111161 to oil visiting llrerucn'wtll be
given in tho town hall. following
which the lion will again 111» formed
:rnd march to the: shore. The iouruav
merit will begin at 2:30 promptly and
the events. 1111' which prizes will be
awarded. lll'O as follows:
iformod mm in line. hrrndsoruo lor-
iug cup value $10.
l‘lnest appearing company in pnrude.
silver ion pitcher. value 926.
l‘iuost nppurutuu 111 pur'ndc. onyx table
and lamp. value $111.
How rucc—«i‘ir'ut prime. loving cup. vul.
no. 313; second prize. picture. vultu-
85. Conditions of this race require
run 31111 $111116. lay 3110 lot of hose.
put on nozzle. all connections 11111119.
at least three complete tin-ends. 'l‘imr»
taken with writer at nozzle. wot rocc.
Competitors to wcnr cnurprmy uni~
form. spikes barred.
limit and loddcr rarer-nll‘irut prize. inv-
ing cup. value 815: second prizc
clock. value 95. Conditions require
run 300 yards. iuy 3110 feet‘ of hose.
moving extension ladder and raising
31'. foot. with man of top round. when
time will be taken. Men participnt
lng muot wear company uniform and
111111 of spikes doberrcd.
100 yard dash. first prize silver cup.
vuluc $15: second. sumo. value 83.
410 yard dosh. first prize. clock. value
313: 1161101111 silver cup. vnlrrc. 33.
Such race. first prize. brlnr pipe. value
911; second 11111111 bolder. value $1.50.
i’otnio rare. first prize. picture. value
83: second. box cigars. value $2.50.
Wheelbarrow rune. first prize. silver
cup. to; second. briar pipe, value
$1.50.
Swimming race. first prize. rocker. vul-
ne $5; second. picture. value #3.
The races 1119 open to volunteer
firemen only. 11nd all participants must
be able to show a certificate of urcm
bership.in the company which they
represent. dated at: 1611111 (10411151 prior
to the «lute of the tournament. Local
firemen are debnrrcd. and no entrance
fee 111 to be charged.
011 wormnay the New Haven-Wm
terbury ball game scheduled for tho
Bruno City. will be played at Sawin
Rock. This is done by the modem»
meet. that the fircmen from the vari-
. ourr towns of the state may visit the
some.
Cltlocnrr living along the line of
march have been requested to decorate
in honor of the occasion and 11 liberal
response to title request has been re»
«dyed,
r1111. event will be 11 gala one for
West Haven 1111 it in the first time the
convention of 1111116 firemen 111111 been
116111 here. For 111111111111 the West Ham
en moron have” prepared for this
a th 6111119911 have heartily
com 111‘ mama“...
night invitatigna were extended to the
u. 1 “ ‘
_ 236119051
1' 1 men; lileho Hose; Shelton: :11 men;
1 'iuuxia 1111116. 11111101111119. 30 men: ori-
, lot Hone. 1311111111140 1116111 Arctic Euw
: when: the date of the 611116 convontionr
(‘ompnny buying largest number of un- ‘.
my 111m me no 111111111 ndvzrntnx'o over
nod thool ofil- . '
Ml
r 11:
h Tindlirnitlo 1111111
111.. ll: 111611.161611111
11y. 11.11;... 1111 1111111. 1161 Fitch
”(innit 1111111111.. 21 1116111 8361.16.11 11111.1.
Foils. iii) 1111111 Foirilold Hook
1'1" 11111111111 "11111111 11116115 ooiuw
n . 11$. : Aliment 1161»
eon Hone, Annex lire department. 30.
glue Company. 11111111111111.1511 1111111; nick~
1111111111 Hone. Woetv'ilie 115 1111111: Knot
Haven 1116 deportrn‘e‘nt. 50 than our]
Aetn‘n Hone. Blunt Hartford. 50 11111111.
with them, and prudent. on the line ot
match their old hand engine, 001. Ellis.
worth This 111‘ n vriluuble‘ 111111111 of up
pnr'htus. 111111 111 a relic of the early fire
1191111113 11111111.
The committee as now completed are
Chief F. A. Sobn chairman; Assistant
Chief C. A Cameron. secretory; ex-
Chief A. J Thompson. 116111111161: S. F
ilut’térfleld.1lnanciai 1111111611115" 011111-
11. McDonald. of Engine Company '
{To 1.011111. W N Scranton. North
Fnd fringe. Capt. A. ll French of 1111:
fire police Presidenibl 11'.Brcelr,WestV
Haven Hook and Ladder- Gompnny CL
11 .HobroV, Supt of Fire Alarm Tele-
gmpli; F‘rederirk A. 111111111111. C. W.
1311131211 John W. Warn-'21. Lowlp l-l.
Warner, Frederick Dutcher. A 13.
Themes. lldwin P Thorium. Albert
Merothe, W W. Clinton Jr.. Frederick
Barrett. Eduard (:11ch W. w 1.111611.
trunk P. llurlun.A HF Mnher and
William ii. French. .
—‘-—No such thing its "summer com
pinini“ where i)11.ir‘owlor"s Extract of
Wild Strnubor'ry is kept hundy. N11-
ruro‘s remedy for every 1006011663 111
the bowels. .
THAYER nesreus AS 91111161116111.
Because He: is a candidate for Demo.
cratie Gubernatorial Honors.
NEW HAVEN, August 1‘1. «Tho Dem
ocr'niic Stuto Central committee with
$1111 ranks assembled at 00.111; our!
house. Spvin R9111. shortly after 1
o'clock yes-111611165 ntteruomr lo render
{or the purl.) 11c 11111.3 similar to those
rendered its party by the Republican
v1.1. veterans in Hartford will b11111:
committee 111 New London 100011115
was choe'cn 11nd other 1111111113 urraug
1311. Chairman Chariot F.Th11yer wins
111110111: the ill!“ to rrrr'lrc 111111 1111 11c
mounted the hotel steps: :11 11111111 111115011
‘Hnii to the Chief." An informal con
forcnco resulted in a decision to dine .
111 euro 11nd trflnnerut lrrruitiosu after
ward. Accordingly n1 1: 15 the (Dill-
firiilcc, not down to (11111191 111111 bust
nurse was not 111111111115 1111116111 red 1111
iii this 111111111111 W111; (Uiillilt‘ltil
'l‘hI- mombcrs 01‘ tho comnilticc
however indulged in informal rlincus
slop. throughout the dinner The pro
grnm for the 111181110311 of the after-
noon provided for a rlrnico of 11 dutc‘n
of tho siuto convention. 1hr 1111111111511:
of u contention . h.rr‘1mnn and tho cirr-
gun of state conrniirice chairman. 116
'01] us 11. 11111166111111er the late soc-1
rotary of the committee 111111111 Mo 1
Nnmnrn. of New flown.
Tho Cary men and 11111 Thnyor mcn
faced ouch (11111-1 in 11111111110 session. 1
and mood llkc turtlc 110ch The corn-
niittoc refused to 11cm or the resignu- T
1.11m of Mr. 'i‘lini or which made it up-
pcur as if 11 11111501115 of it was for the
Moro 1ch mun. But the (011111111100 cl
cctcd John ..l Walsh of Norwalk to
be temporary chairman of the com-cu
t-.iou which mode: it seem as 11' Cory
won the cholcc for; dish is an ardent
admirer of the 111111 101' of ’11 current
work on constitutional reform. “
The date of the convention was Iot'l
down for September :3 and 24.11 will
be bold in H5 perlnn theatre in new
Haven if 111; theatre can be secured.
but in New iii“ an no matter where
flavor Charles F. Thur-,cr of Nor
nich, chairman of the Democratic
mule committee. tendered his resigna-
tion as the presiding officer of that
body at its meeting insterdas after
noon Acconrpnnyirrr: the resignation:
was A statement in 11111111 the choir-
mnn' reviewed lilo political situation
and made referencr to his condidnoy
for the Democratic nomination for
governor.
Chairman Thnyer made the follow
ing statement:
"Gentlemen at tho Democratic state
centred committee: “You burn on
doubtedlv noticed in the newspapers
{but under certain loudliions i run 11
61111111111116.1111 the guru material nomin~
6111111 To my candidacy threw 0113901
11111;: have thus far been ”timid:
trot. 111111 1 how no 111911037: sec-
and 111111 on election to the cavemen
Vehip will 1111111 me our of 11.1;- 1116.1111qu
of Norwich: third, that 1101111111;
111111111 111' chairinnn‘ of this 11011111111309
1
other-11 who may more to 1111166.
“it, 111 true that 1 am not 110.11de
511161-61: no 111116 to 1111111116 11611611 who
the coming 11111111111111 by any :11vo
1111111111 in Vine. it is 1111111 11161111111 my
11101611111176.1111. 111111 o 11
5111136 11115' 1 190.1
Poi: should bo his successor.
lhepo .
1111111111113 1311111111111 11 1111111111111
0111111111 Commissioners 0111111
«iiiirr 611T? 1111;. iii 1111111 111
11111111111111 11111111111111
Auiihg 11016111111 113.0. Koch-r, of
Nerwullt 113311.111 11 111111111111 111111-
ppteh to 1111‘ 31?? 11' 2111111111111, yester-
(lui'. announced the uppoiuimcut of
(11111116111 11 [111.111, Jr. of Dunbury. 1111
County Commissioner for Fulriiclri
nty to 11111116 votancy 61111161111151 1111. ‘
nth of lumen 11. Miller. The new
commissioner is mayor: of Ullfiilbiliy
11qu 111111 become quite 11 factor in poll-
tcs in that city
The .‘BI‘TilgtiDOlt Former says: "His
appointment in 11 Victory for the Ir‘if—
teenth district. which laid claim to
Vthc position and given Norwnlk 1161111-
nuts an unexpected setback. Repro-
eonturlve Elbert S Adams. of Norwulk.
was in 9 running. 11111 11.6 the story
wont a on 1111111115 ugo had the call up.
on the plow Lieutenant Governor
Ker-1161' who 1111 noting governor was to
mrrlw thc appointment was rcpurtcd to
have assured the Nurwaik Irwrrrcscutu-
tlvo that he would be the appoinizcc if
11‘. were in 11111-1 power to assist him.
But ihc thought of Dnnbury losing the
plum raised 11 motion in the Fifteenth -
district and a hot battle. for the place
was prcripltut-d Mayor i’cix receiv-
ed tho support of Repubiirnu leaders
of the county. who 1111110111; rrunnimousi5
agreed that it would be bad policy to
dopriw llnnbury of the 1.1111011111111211:
Although at the outset there wore sev-
ernl other candidate? the struggle fin—
ally narrowed down to 11 race between
Pclx and Adams.
The now commissioner token 061130 at
(1111011111! 1119 form curls the third Wed—
1111511115 in January. by which time the.
General Assembly will he in 1106111011.
and will till 11111 place for the unexpir-
cd term 111‘ Mr Miller. which termin-
At that time the
General Ast-(‘illllly villi also home a
:rzcinimlsuioncr' for tho chairing four
years.
“Mayor l’cix being in the l‘iftccrrtlr
diviritt 111111111. if 1111- county pr‘ciifll-
111111111 is ill 111111111 '111 to scrum the up-
pollutrucui for 1111311111 (our war term.
“ilud Acting (‘1 01 (1111111 K1 oicr nfuncd
Adams or 11115 other man from the
'l‘hlrit'v-uth district there would have
111.1111 11 111111 contest on nevi “11111-11
it wouldn‘t lu- surprising if Adamo"
wrath would be nzrpcuscd by number
11111111 inter.
“0111111111 11 Point Jr. was born in
Dunbmv 111111 is one of {111:- 5'1,1rmgcst
non in rho 61:11.» 111m 1111.11 11 ch sum-cars.
ful in 1111111115. H111 i:rth11:. 111;1- of
the 191.119 but mnnrrinciurcw of th'rt
city After graduating from the pub-
iiic. schools in i‘iunln"n5 51111111; Vin-1111111
i’cix took a trip around ilrc 1:”111111115.
spendinu some time in 1‘:rlifor'111’11 and
going as for south n.» 21111111111 (in his
return 1101116 111- prepared for Yale and
lgraduhtul 11 low 5'1111'16 111111.:‘1111'1
graduating he eninrcd his. father's 0f-
lice in the 11111 buoihc on 11nd cost on cyc
political wise Two years ago he was
nominate-~11 by the Republicans in i‘lurr-
bury for mayor and cirrrit‘d the cloc-
1ion. lie has proved to be 11 cupublc
executive. and for 11 man of his yours
11 successful politician. Wircn the v11-
cancy occurred in the board of County
commissioners 115' the death of the into
James E. Miller. the Republicans of
Danbury and that section dooircd that
Mayor
P611; in marricd and has one child. At
present he and his family are stopping
at Woodmont.
if 5011 find your duties will not per-
mit of your fairing the two months rest
you should‘hnw at 11 pi not summer-
rerrur't. get a bottle of nmon's iron
:Tonlc and ink» it according to direc.
tloue it 111111 1111 the good results of a
vacation in toning up the system and
twining the blood. and 11'11 much
cheaper. R H Plolsted.
Elohim—Going to 111116 a vacation
this summer?
Slobba-l' m afraid i won t be able to
afford it. You see. l‘ru thinking of
buying 11 Panama hat
7111111111111
This store closes daily except
Saturdays, tit live o'clock.
w.
WHITE 000115 55111511 1116111
Thc admiration for White Dress Goodir seems never
on the wane. 11,111 true that notwithstanding the cool
weather. uni. has been the grbatest 116665111 we have yet
known. We had an extraordinary collection earlier in
the summer, the 1.11.11. were beautiful 11111111 10in rapidly
Now to order to hasten the departure of those remaining *
we have cut the price arm-halt It in imporioihie to dog.» -
cribe the appearance of the fine. sheer. beautifully woven
Silk Batiste's. Momelines.
11611161111611. and “Giusfl
greater number hay: srikfilrrpes ori figures, sometimes,
The ‘
both, which give a brocaded client very’» bqautiful.
Those which were 75 ct‘s are now 39 eta.
Those which Were so cut lire now 2'5 cos.
AT THE ART SEQI'ION.
. Our Section for Art Needlemtk is a fascinating
place to visit. Nearly everyone takes something on the
summer outing for fancy work This rs the spot to get
ideas, and also the material to eartylthem 01.11.. '
All the pretty braids, edges. rings and patterns for the
most intricate lace work.
Silks and linens for embroidery. '
Sol-1. 111-1111111111 wools for afghan: and shawls.
We can supply your preference or any line.
11131191173 V,
Nothing gives a more effective finish to a sum'uer toi-
lctte than a soft. lustrous scarf belt. or a chou oi Ribbon
in harmony with the govtm.
Styles are without limit. and prices so reasonable that
anyone can indulge in a variety.
Complete assortment regarding price, style, and width.
. . ,.
Before leaving the store visit the Section for Leather
Goods. and examine the Medicine Cases.
Cordial Cases.
and Flasks that were suggested yesterday. ' ’
You will find a fine line of Chatelaine and Wrist .
Bags .1150.
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THE D. M. READ COMPANY
1' Bridgeport. VConn. . . ‘ v. .
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1111111111 1111 11111111111
(Continued from Firet Page)
with artistically rendered local 111111
110116.81 Sirupkiuu was inpursonurr 11
to perfection by Thomas Hunt. and
when 111' 111111 of his trip to New York
the 11114 11.611611111111111: was committed
pith laughter Thomas imathcrlnud
was E'lllitil) good 1111 Constable Kec' or.
Their 111111191111 was excellent. 81‘s
"o'hllrlreu" 1111] their scvcrul nets in a
creditable manner, and the assumed
country manners added much to the of.
fort Mrs William .1 Tracy us So
munihu. sung Nunry Brown Thomas
Mchluhon 1111 7.141161 ouc of 1111 1111111;
renducd Uh Diriu'l iic ilamblc and
Rachel Miss Lizzie Hnrkim. and John
.1 Powell 11:; Reuben. pong 11 duet on
titled 111111111111 Reuben. ivc Been
Thinking. Mr. Powell also song The
Girl 1 Love. Frederick Pencil song
My 1.11111» (l5psy Mold Tho incidental
selections given were Tell Me. Pmlty
Maiden (111111 of 0111 Connecticut and
The Old Onlt‘cn Buclrct Simplicity
was exemplified by Minn Grace Harri-
gun Faith by M11111 Alice 81111111. and
~ Hope 115 Minn Jennie: Manning The
Blmpkinn family ended their contiuu
one performance by giving the Virgin-
in root and left 115 the 111111113 1111111111111
they arrived unplug an the big load
4 V of 111111.
01111111 to the 111611.... of the hour
' the performance of the Creole b61111-
tien was postponed until this «ironing.
After the departure of the 81111511111111
family on intormirrelon of 1111 hour Wile
taken. during which ice cream and loft
drink: were vol-veil and at the eonoin- '
aim of this the nielmninnie: bmu’ght 1
the entermnrneni 110 11 close with a
11.111 given turn.
were: Minnie Pauline. John a
Therm Puberty. lumen Tierne
' Duffy Willie Tracey. Mary 311
168111-1111. Frauen: Gullah ”111.1111
port 30116
if The prettiiy trimmed > . '
'irtindo were in chm of H111. P"
.1116 1!. 6.1116111116111111 on
1111111an111116. more 111.111
1'. 11-11:. unmet 69111111. 111111
omen. than 111111116 It
' ”it «1.1166111111111111
‘liil inn Powell. 111 6116136 10f the
11111 11 r' -
111111111 1111111116 1111111111
1111 it hole
The 11161161111111“!€
NO MORE RACES.
Agreement Signed by Officials of
Steamboat companion.
T111111 will be no more races or tests
of speed between the 31111111161; William
G i’nync of Brid‘ court. and 1116 Rich-
urd Peck of the ow Haven lino. '1'
chances to test the speed of the boats
have been many and several meaghove
bran held. but now the 31611111119111 Olg-
cluip ure not desirous of
ore. and how railed 11 he
tests.
Written ogrcementa have been mode
and signed by the 01111111111 of both oom—
pnnice to the effect that Whichever
boat is aficrn 111 the beginning of the
trip shrill stay there and not ti:-
crnwl up on the lender The cup 1113
of the steamers have received their in-
ntructlonn in accordahoc therewith.
m-
31111111511 1'0 VDEA-TH. ,
charred Bones of Unknown Man
Found in Ruins of IBM.
ROCKVILLE. August, 11 wWhlle My.
ron 101111110111 1111111111. negrehing the ruins
of his burn which wn‘ burned at Cryo-
tiil Lulu.- 8111111115 night. he found
what iookcd liiu thevchurrcd bones ot
a human being He took them to a.
. re bon~
t to the con—
physician hero and learned that 11111.
~ euoplcione weroeorroct.h1r Dirmnoclr. ‘
111111 noticed trumps in the viblnrty of
his burn for some time 1111111111111 1111111111
that lite duend man crawled tutti the
barn and was burned to death while
weenV VV .
”11111.3“.
3!?
'Mi bound offload mm 11111! mm”
helm!“ wu'wuohln; mm
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