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OUOGESOOR 'I'O W.
Ital commisisonors; William Moran,
‘ ' H. Mathewson. R. H. Golden. com-
utiona accepting the reports
but Wore road. They were secOnd-
b _ Councilman Thompson and so
‘Oouncllman Bosch said that there
fiend some of the piles are very
Mr. Swept: said that the mat-
we. filter, 300,000. and 310.000
- , 111):ch when, and dumping
II
no to rt of Councilman Thomp-
_ n, committee on lights. was accept-
. ed 116 reported favorably on a new
list: ‘for Chestnut street, and adverse—
lights In Windsor Place which
p, foreword matter of Cedar street
' his came up and a resolu-
no: relative to a change in
line vi the street her accent.
. ' p showing the changes
r of the street commis-
then read, showing that
not was accepted.
patitlon from the Boese- -Peppard
so was revolved. stating that the
‘from the tax payers own-
fronting on or in the vi-
- Golden Hill street. asking for
‘ pynent of sidewalk dl
Bsyview avenue and
Golden IlI st set are
it fillet 1.13... {cries ..ne’.~
earnestly suggest that-
‘ 3nd tho'i'én'uiintng
“594v wa- ii curb ho
- ensue trees.” -
recently owned by
t dpac'o be designated next Th
, We: the street. a
Move a similar or-
: nnod portion of
on formatted,
,adopted" '
‘ signed by Samuel"
. W Min-“E.
t, her attorney; ‘
h. nations. John
.George R. .
" ‘i.
, . on. not}... sub;
tor
The Auction Sales will be con-
Mohair, Tuesdan anl Wed-
nesdau. afternoon and eveninn as
iiil the stock must he sold.
Steak is doing fast and unlearlu
call is neceSSarn to secure the
Stile§ take place rain or shine.
--tentlon to the danger to the public
uth- aid 9 of Goldonmiglllr "
Toledo trees planted ~‘
In sub
his ,asnnl-an‘o »
-
in. Evening 7 :50
Taylor,
a. oroersvaur. um.-
SOUTH NORWALK.
Burglary
Fornicntion .. ................
Violation of city ordinance
Keeping open licensed saloon on
on Sunday ..................
Keeping open licensed saloon after
hours
Found in licensed saloon on Sunday,
Found in licensed saloon after hours
Evading fare on train ........... .
Theft. ......
Truants .................... ..
Defrauding boarding house.
Total .......... . . . . . . . .
- Disposition of cases:
Committed to jail .........
Paid up and discharged ....... ..
Nolled ................ ..
Sentence suspended
Bonds forfeited ............. ..
Bound over to Superior Court .. .
Appcoled
‘Dlschorgcd .
Turned over to probation officers
Continued ..... . ..
eels-eosle e
H
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. .... on...
............ on
Total ... .............. ........ 94
Store doors found open. 6.
Councilman Bosch moved that the
city clerk cast one ballot for F. A.
Tolles for assessor, the same for V. A.
Scoficld. It was so voted
Timothy McMahon. who fell and
sustained injuries on Crescent Terrace,
last winter, was awarded 865 for his
injuries.
chief of the Fire Department Luther
M. Wright asked that mechanical
gongs for the department be supplied
-They could be purchased. eight gangs
at 810 each. Tire department has no
money for the purpose. Councilman
Thompson moved that the gouge be
purchased. it was so voted.
. Councilman Robins moved that the
salary of William McPherson. driver
of Old Well Hook and Ladder (.‘om-
panys' team, he raised from $50 to
860 per month. it. was so voted.
Councilman V, A. Seoileid called at-
from automobiles. and it was moved
that the (‘hief of Police be instructed
to stop the danger if possible. Coun-
cilman Thompson seconded it and
spoke of a number of cases which had
come to his notice
Councilman Robins told of anion
which go through the turnpike at a
rate varying from seventy- five miles
an hour to seventy- dive miles per min-
ute-
Councilman ‘erght has also had
some unpleasant experiences with the
“road hogs.”
A number of. notes 'were renewed.
ey were for 36.700 819 200. 83. 500.
81000, .43 4‘.000. 17.000. 8.4.000
'lhe meeting then adjourned.
soivsL consumer in curLosau.
Durinfiého summer months ohildre
t to disorders of the how 3
which ehonid receive careful attention
a; nation as tilts first nnna'lt'irgnl loosonose
o e e s nppoars t modi.
ciao emu" for bowel compel?) “tit *
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and?)
Remedy as it promptly 1::an
re‘1 loosen ss otth
boa o lid or in", hot
sale by tSultana-Powell corners!
lifter-d Pharmacy. Home's
' "olou'r: hike “ilo-CINT sans. ‘
sing
a
, don of the stats for several been your
lar price 12 5‘ etc.
‘ Bleached Pillow Cases, Hematitched.
Regular price 15 eta.
was. Regular crimson
night .fl order to “eta! the rain
[aboard Taylor. Inuit you out.
was instantly killed by lighting during
thepnvy storm that raged in this sec-
torday. Young Taylor was from Ame-
idem. N. .. and was visiting ,bls
rather. who unemployed on the farm
of John PI I'. at this place His
brother and t e young‘ Phelps boy and
he were at work on a mowing machine.
when a heavy rain began to fall and
they all sought safety under the tree.
Taylor‘s companions were but a few
feet of! when he was struck and ran
for old. but when they returned with
a doctor r'i‘aylor was dead.
STRUCK BY TROLLEY CAR.
HARTFORD. August 2.——An un-
known man was atrock by a West
iiartford trolley car at Quaker Lane.
yesterday afternoon and probably fa-
tally iniured. The Victim. who is be-
tween 65 and 70 years of age. was
' badly out no.4 His skull and right hip
Were fractured. and it is believed he
sustained. internal injuries. Dr. Pur-
iugion of West Hartford rendered tem-
porary roliof. the unfortunate man be-
ing taken to a hospital here with all
possible speed He appears to he a
laborer. -
LA DI E 8 DR. olelle’NOO'I
Isis. 0M7 "mines “fit-.mw
ifiiohlet free
1
fit our customers.
and many more will be found on
ll. Dick erman
Surplus
Commences
Thursday, July 2811:
ls l Mitt-f
and widow
e um and we
rat! on “3'70 keep Iii puree A
trootan ungni on A” “It
urine 6. isiing Postman r. Dan-
bury, Coon. “‘ -'
j At all Drug Storming 50, It.
alcohols Inf-FDR; moraines.
Due to the High“ Pfioel of All Kinds of
Mm “l...
PORT AU PRINCE. August a—Jl‘ho
most serious disorder! I anticipat-
ed here. The population is very much
excited by the continued rise in the
prices of all merchandise. and a band
of emdiern today made an attempt to
begin pillaging the central market and
and police immediately intervened
and res-established order. All the
stores in Port au Prince, however, are
now closed.
LIGHTNING STRIKES IN SOUTH-
BURY. -
SOUTHBURY. August 2.—-During a
heavy electrical storm yesterday of-
ternoon. the house of Henry Dicus
was struck by light ing and damaged
about $250 worth. govern] persons in
the house were shocked, but not seri
ously.
Men are convinced that all women
talk too much
Semi-Annual
We extend to the people of The Norwalks a cordial invitation to attend our Popular SEMI-
ANNUAL SALE OF “FACTORY REMNANTS AND SURPLUS STOCK. "
The success of our previous Under-Price Sales warrants us in making ample preparations for
this one. and we are putting out bargains in every department that will be sure to interest and pro-
A careful perusal of the items here mentioned will give you an idea of the bargains ofi‘orcd.
Sale.
RED TICKETS INDICATE THE SALE GOODS.
shops in that vicinity Other troops ‘
8: Sons
ale
tit or! I grin-03.113 't'iid
‘ ‘ i i Q
zit-form t it! "pointy
not save the rats snd nobody was
hurt. The train was bound for Water:
bury. The engine when it left the
rails) knocked over A pole. Telephone
“IOMIIPIGIIIIQII was interrupted for A
I‘iillilw HAVEN, August 2 «At the of-
009 or the New York. New Haven it
Hartford Railroad yesten'dsy after-
noon it was said that
Cheshire was of very. lit a on
nuance, although rumors- ad gone
abroad that a whole train had gone
through a bridge. The railropd poo
pie said amenfluo broke dow
for a
could be brought into service.
PUTS AN END To IT ALL.
A grievous wail oftlmcs comes as
a result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organ Dizziness, ekacho.
Liver comp alnt and Constlp lien. But
thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills
they put ,an end to it all.. They are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
25c. Guaranteed by E. H. Busters
Drug Store.
SEVERE ELECTRICAL STORM.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 2.—-—A severe
electrical storm was raging in the
western part of the state at 3.30 yes-
terday afternoon. Communication by
telephone with Danbury. New Milford.
Norfolk and Torringion was entirely
“out off at that time.
thematic.
the Waiting!“ in .
that the train was therefore dalayed .
short time until anath‘or engine ‘
.. .jli
have such values.
cts. a yard.
stock.
cerizod Oxfords. and many,
Choice Novelties. Fancy
Damask effects. beautiful clo
cts. t
EMBROIDER
The knife is in the price
ty. and fresh looking?
white with pink, cadet, navy
those new Prairie Grass Che
Pr rnirie Grass is good to look
easy.
leave it.
convenient. From $5.00 up.
COTTON CLOTH.
Unbleached Muslin. lengths 2 to 6
yards. Regular price To.
8an Price. 5 etc.
Unbleached Muslin, Dwight, 3 to i;
yards, value We.
Sale Prloo, 7V3 ctr.
Unbleached Muslin. 2% yards wide.
regular price 10c.
Sale Price, 16 etc.
Unbleached Muslin, 2%. yards wide.
regular price 250.
Sale Price, 21 etc.
Unbleached Muslin. "Dwight" 9-4
width. Regular price 29 cts.
Sale Price 24 etc.
Bleached Musiins. lengths 2 to 0 yds.
Regular price 8 cts.
Sale price 6 oil.
Bleached. Dwight. 2 to 8 yds.
gular price 10 etc.
Safe Price 0 etc.
. Bleached Shooting. 2% wide. nexu-
lar price 22 etc.
8an Price 18 oil.
Bleached Sheeting, 2%, wide.
lar yl-ico 26 eta.
' Sale Price 22 etc.
Bleached Pillow (loses, 45 in.
lar price 10 eta
Bale Price, 8 etc.
Bleached Pillow Cases. 45 in.
Re-
Regu-
Ragti-
Regu-
i
Sale Price. 10 cu.
. his price. 12%; etc.
King Shoots, 81x90. Value 59c.
. Sale Price, 50 etc.
lmwood Shoots. 81x90, Value 62.
Sale Price, 55 etc.
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WASH OOODS.
Bandits! Shifting Plinth 8 to 5
“(is l
, ue 22c.
‘ ored. Regular price 31.00.
, Ladles’ Walking Skirts. Regular
price ”2.4 .
« Sale Price 01.50. .
Regular
price 34.98.
5 price 85.98 and an
WASH GOODS.
Figured Lawns. choice patterns. Mill
Ends and full nieces.
Sale Price, 5 ate.
Standard Lawns and Dimity. Regu-
lar price 12% cta.
. ~ Sale Price 0 oil.
{as Cords, 2 to 8 yards. Value
Mad
15 etc.
Sale Price, 11 etc.
Madras. extra line, 2 to 8 yards. Val
Sale Price, 15 etc.
WHITE GOODS.
Superfine White Percale.
price 15 cts.
8an price 18 etc.
Superfine Nalnaook. Regular prices
20 etc.
Regular
Sale price 121/; eta.
Fancy weaves White Goods.
lar price 12% to 15 eta.
Sale Price 9 oil.
Fancy weaves White Goods.
lar price 25 cts. .
Sale Price, ‘15 etc.
Choicest patterns White Goods. Re-
gular price 35 eta to 50 etc.
8an Price. 25 etc.
Regu~
Regu-
\
LADIES' OARMENTS.
Ladies‘ sum Waists,‘ white and col-
ored. Regular price 501:.
. Sale Price 35:.
Waists, “colored.
Sale; Price 60c.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, white and col.
Ladlos‘
price 75c.
. Regular
Sale Price 751:.
Ladies' Shirt Wallets, white. .
lar price 21. 25 to 31.19. .
aisle Price 31.00.
Better quality at similar reduction.
Regu-
Ladios‘ Walking Skirts.
BilePrIu‘M. ‘ ‘t A.
cHiLmeu-a possess.
Striped Gingham, sizes 1 yr to 5
yrs. Regular price 25c.
Sale Price 18c.
Percale and Gingham, 5 yrs. to 12
yrs. Regular price 50c.
Info Price 85c.
Gingham and Fancy Trimmed. 4 yrs.
to 8 yrs. Regular price 75c and 890.
Sale Price 50c.
iiandsomely‘ trimmed 4- yrs. to 12
yrs. Regular price 81.
Bale Price The.
"Buster Brown” and other styles at
similar reduced prices.
CARPETS.
Tapestry Brussels, 8 wire, 5 to 25
yds. Regular price 80c.
. Sale Price 50c.
Tapestry iirnseols. best 10 wire, 5
to 25 yds. Regular. price 81.00.
Sela Price 750
All wool Ingrams. _
Sale Price 50:.
All Wool mgr-sins. best quality.
Length 5 to 20 yds. Regular price
75c.
.sslo Fries 000.
ouveus atlas.
Size 16x32. Regular price 750.
8an Price 00c.
Sire 18:36.1!“qu price 81. 00.
Sale Pri (1-0 The.
.Size 21x15. Regirlar‘ price 81. 39.
Sale Price $1.00
Size 26x52. Regular price 82.00.
r co 51.40.
SeieP
Silo 30x60. Reg'iilnr Price 52. 75.
Sale Price $1.09.
Size 36172. Regular “files 83. 75.
Seie'P
W
MOOUET'I‘E R068.
Size 18x86”I Regular price 81. 00.
one 28:68. .
his:
Size 38x72. Regular price 28. 75. -
a e Pris masses. .
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'NATTINO.‘
‘ opinion they were set against him.
’ his they neglected to do, and l ilnd
, is named Foley.
"' innuei't cm @8011an Foloy‘ had
.' newcomers entrain. ,
" porn fight with an obsess on my right‘ri
CORONER BLAMES BOTH TRAIN
. i one aw
Says Freight Mon Contriw to Ac.
oident by Not Flagging Express.
NEW HAVEN. August 2.-—Coronei'
Ml has announced his finding in the
inn iry into the collisioniof the White
Mountain express with a freight train
at Cedar Hill Saturday night. and he
holds that Engineer Jamie A Mela-
tos of the express, who was killed.
either did not see or disregarded the
sigEls set against him. and which
id have warned him that a freight
in. was on the main line ahead. He
further finds that it was the duty of
the. conductor of the freight train to
have sent out a human to warn the
express. and he duty of the iiagmau of
freight to have gone out. and the
(allirro of both employee to do this. he
.makes them contributory to the
so dont; 1
e finding is as follows:
he freight train. which was com-
posed of forty-four cars, going to Hart-
ford. was making a cross over from
the; main track on to a siding when
the,- White Mountain Express. which
was about iive- minute‘s late,ca1'no up
on the main track and hit it. striking
about the middle of the freight. Ditto
er. the engineer of the White Moun-
tain express did not see the signals or
also be disregarded them. for in my
Still another phase of the matter
would be this:
“it is the duty of the conductor of
the freight train when making a cross
over of this kind to order out a dag-
man. and whether or not the anguish
i ordered out it is his duty to go out.
that the conductor and the sum
contributory to the scold 1."
better Mix said he wa% to for
with the State Attorney use: the
day in to (either steps to be ‘tltkon.
This conductor of the freight train
The dagman’ is name is reams. Ne}
Nelly.
I was
, .-
dating the cores
' rottweiler:
“hiya! physician‘s hail e Mg and stir
ThDM
Enabh'cbed 185'
The Store closes daily at 5 o'clock. except Saturdays.
At 19 0ts.
Fancy White Weavcs. Stripes, Basket Weaves, Mer
to have later In the full, ncxt winter, or C\ on to lay away.
Qualities that were 35, 40, and 45 cts.
At 25 cts.
Have you llOlltt‘il those Embroidered Swiss Muslins in
one of the Main Street windows? Are they not «ool. (lain-
'lhose white and black and white
and green patterns will wash splendidly.
blc's fine goods well worth 25 cts. a yard, now 12% cts.
After resting in one for .1 while you are loath to
Those with hang basket pockets on the arms are
‘: tot-lat staff, has snoc‘
~ in
will rather
vantage? Hugh ganglia fit, an“ igglnacimhati as}
. -, ‘ , "u”
_inuntio_aw
A Redo Co.
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White Goods To Go.
Right away is the time to come. Delay means disap-
pointment for the choice things'are snaipped up quickly.
Though the sacrifice is great we are pleased that you con
ill
At 10 ots. a hard.
All Fancy White Goods. Striped "Muslins; Switises
and Dimlties, Novelties. etc.. that have been iron
They are short lengths from the s
I
many things you will be glad‘
Mcrccrizcd Goods, Brocadcs.
the that have been 50 and‘fio 4f.
ED MUSLINS.
s at the Wash Goods Section. ‘
i
There is also
and rose, Arnold & Consta—
1
in
do
Have you been up in the Furniture Store yet to see 2‘;
its? The cool green color of
at and the Chairs are very ~
.m
The D. M.
Read Ce
MOTORMAN DOE STILL ALIVE.
Severely Injured in Tr lley Car Collis-
ion ln Wes?!) born. .
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass, Au-
gust 2.—At the local hospital toda,
it was stated that the report pubil
ed this morning that Motorrnan hid-
ward Doe. who was severely injured
in the trolley car collision at West-
boro yesterday. was dead, was incor-
rect. Mr. Doe was still lying in a
critical condition at the hospital early
today, the doctors tinnitus It lmPOSsi-
bio to determine whether he would
recover. Mrs. Caroline Stewart. of
Winthrop Beach, who died late yester-
day atternoon. was the only one of
the sixteen persons hurt in the crash
to succumb to injuries up to this
morning. and Motorman Doe was the
only one on. the dangerous list, al-
though. thtspbyaicians said the mines
of the injuries received by some others
was such that they could not say do-
finitely how serious they were. Miss
Maud. Maguire. of Boston. whose leg
was amputated, was resting easily this.
morning and it was thought she would
survive. the operation.
WILL' REMAIN IN THE WEST.
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Eugene K. Herrick hire him the
Staff of the Cincinnati Tribune. ..
mgeno- K. Herrick, tango member
of the Dani) mania News repor-
,to the at-
traction of the mid _ and has
on a position on‘ the stair or the Cin-
on Commercial Tribune, one of the
tn'g'd ally newcomer! of the onion
mil-lie The xoynczmoagn will
as mac 0 a to
hundreds of life ick'. in
city asit wutohtsassociawson
r.-
”9%?!
Ohio two weeks
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