twenty-
glon east
lapproducing
pleasant weath :th for tempera-
tures in them:
utilities Condi-
tions favor cle ‘
ternoon or tonig- f .
and slightly cooler om turday.’
Silk and cotton pongees fur 390, at
Road's. Read the ad. ' ' ‘,._ .
. Sheet music at 150 for Saturday. at. f
Briggerman‘s. Road the ad. '
--Latest styles Barbies. : O'Brien.
Read the New York. Grocery ad.
and note the generous pink discount
stamp offer.
Your order today is what J. W.
Dodge i‘a‘after. Read his ad. and note
the inducements he offers.
-Natlve' potatoes. 20c pk., F. D.
Lawton & C'o.
Semi~anuual trousers sale now going
on at Rogers & Stevens Big values
for your money. Read the ad.
Great reduction inaofa pillows at
N. E. Ryan's. Take advantage oi this
reduction befort it is too late.
.—~8 lbs. fresh corned plate or bris-
ket for 25¢ at Hayes Market.
Misses Rachel and bore. Saunders.
of Ely avenue. returned home today
from a several weeks' visit in Kenning-
ton, Connecticut, where they were the
guests of Mrs. Albert Crane. serious dnninge as a result of her mls~
~1~Crahddatq “ml-.9993: O’Brien. hap.
A certificate o’tggl ambition has peed: i“ “
flied bp'the Norwich and New .Yor,‘
Transportation Company with thpl'
state .zseoretary... The fiensolldnto’tt‘ '
wasnpflfurther dead of thejtralnaportqggz
tion company. "
—-Scrofula. salt rheum, erysipelas
and distressing eruptive diseases yield
quickly and permanently to the clean;
sing. purifying power of Burdock
Blood Bitters.
The thunder shower last night cool-
ed .1119 atmosphere and relieved the .
humidity. to a considerable degree.
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Q‘TEAMER .BANES FLOATED. .
NEW YORK. August 25. ~—— The
Bones, which went. ashore at Jones
Beach yesterday. floated early today
without assistance and came up to thc
city under her own steam. it Is not
thought that. the lianos suffered any
“It 0 hate to see women. standing.
In a street car.“ “0h! now i
w—" ‘zwmatdo you know?” “Why
yo "alwayyéahuhyour we and go to
iinh;mftf‘4‘”
This Salerftli', Saturday and
Monday Only.
Previgual‘to the rain. howovcr, it was ‘Gold Medal Flour. per bag. 79c
mpg “use most unpleasantly. hot days i .. .
oIrt Iaseiison. 19 IIII. Granulated Sugar, $1.00
:3»; r. William Patterson, a barber
of New Canaan states; “Hair-Ail for 2 lb. Pail Cottolene, 19c
dandruff and falling hair Is it won or- , ,
ful cure. For sale. Scheidler's nd 2 Packages 2‘“, 25c
Pohlman‘s barber shops and alldrulz-
glsts.
The Hills and Hawkins Company, of
Sprngue. filed a certificate of incorpor-
ation in the office of the state sorro-
tary Tuesday. _ The capital ls ”5.000.“.
The officers are: John E. llawkIM.
president; Frank E. Hull. treasurer;
Arthur W. Chapman. secretary. The
company will deal in general merchan-
disc.
—~Graa. Sugar. 19 lbs” 31. l“. D. Law.
ton (it Company.
While Mrs. Julia Sanford... of...Req,tg1 .
ding; Mrs. limmn Banks, of. 13ng I
port, and Mrs. Adams. of. New Yor
who is the fornicr'a guest. were (Ixitra‘.
ing in ltoddlng. Tuesday night. the «
vehicle was overturned, throwing the “
occupants out. Mrs. Adumh' wrist:
was broken and Mrs. Banks was badly
bruised about the taco.
Alanos and Umbrellas. O'Brien.
E. E. Miller. Cleveland; (7, l). Claflin,
Robert A. 'l‘rimble W. M. Mayt,..l.
r. Curry, ll. 1‘). iiickmon. M. A. -
li‘rlrdman. (‘. (l. ticrbish, W. ll. Knowl-' .
«on. New York: (l. H. l'lulhert. Wil-
liam Vail. W. b‘. llniloy. Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Fillow. Mrs. Morehouse. Dan- -
bury: Mrs. (ioorgo Home. (Tlermau- " "
towngi Mrs. C. (l. Ash. Delaware; Otto
Albrecht. Staten Island; Edward-MI, .. p .3
IM‘Villde. J. J“. (lonidlt. A.l l..NPruthlci‘r. . ‘ '
at re; lira g. haunt. orwn -.
i..Atl , Monitoring. Henry do Bryant.
New Jersey; ID. A. Morgan. Brooklyn. Grand catnival 0t f‘ro'
use. it. IJI‘Q‘IB. illumiwood; (2. Why.
icy Wanton. naltimorr; R. W. ilivnul.
Philadelphia; James Redman. Spring-
field.‘were at the Hotel Clifford yes-v
tdrdtty. ‘
~Opening of the Electric Studio. i
South Main. Saturday. Picturol for
10 cents a done» 25 cents half (10le
Rentinnflhahiaet work will he made
for 98¢ per doz.
M A, . , .
3 Cupfilover menopwlkv
, 25c
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
. he» always asking soincono for I.
the right tlmo»havc a reliable
watch of your own. No matter
. whpt ywiyiaste,,§eur,iierd. your '.
price, we can satisfy you.
may. Austin... :.
lawman. ,.
“Wall St.
4, Norwalk. Conn. I
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iiiiiillitiiltill
i” " Mainstream who. ** “
and tough: Aug. 25th.
One Hundredflthor Attractions.
N0 . 9:5 A l ‘51:“: A..- l" 4'0 DIN“
“an...“ was—w»...—
The Good Fairy called her assistants
and showed her a golden box. "To
this hog." the aid. “and lock it. ‘_
fu ly in the safe. it otmtaltie gr emf! er ny.
advice." "My mistress." replied the W
uni-tent, “why should we look up ITAVIMfidImmfli Carriage
“ i” ‘ .. r l ‘r'
4
. use.
tom-“Pitch. “I 1. , "i t y (A
’iiii‘iiioiiw midi. nit-atoll
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r.’#4~‘—LADIES’SH0ES~ . y .
.. ' f A “(flfleredxon Sale ata
hummus Low amen
lt’
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s RECKLESS SACRIFICE SALE. sALesthks THIS not; ”(new as will-rs stackainoe.
' live in Your Mind and Memory foreverp
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COMERFORD IS OUT ON EAIL.
Why it in Suspected He Set Barn on
Fire.
William Comeri'ord for Comfort)
was rclcnsod from custody in (lrccn-
wich. ycslcrday aftcrnoon. his wife
putting up the ball, 51.000 in cash. fix-
ed. for hia».annearance.tn unable; to
the Charge. of Briton. ,Iildmfort ls... .-
ctlBod of settingfilre to the human
which..Alonn_o Ferris lost; his life. late
Tuesday nifit, while making a despo-
rate cffort to remains horses, from
the llames‘.‘
According to the stories told in
SOuud lleach. (ltnncrford, who had.
bad words with Ferris. was ordered;
off the visitor's farm July iii.
Seizlng aclub he turned .upon old
Mr. Ferris, whose son sit-ppcd bclwocn
them and. with a blow from his list.
knocked (‘omorford down. .
Some of his friends were outside
in the street. and they were asked to
take him away.
As he regained his feel. it In said,
be sworn vengeance, and said he
would “got sonnrc."
Away down the road toward his
house he kept shooting that they,
moaning tho Ferries-cs, Would “be aor-
ry“ for what thoy had dono.
llis thrcnts wcrc board by tho ncigli-
bors, who communicated them In tho
li‘orrisos. lull. it was thought the mun
was drunk and harmleus.
July ‘37. a little over a week loo-r.
a largo burn on tho Ferris place
burned down. consuming tons of buy.
farming implements, wagons. liui‘uoss,
(’Ii‘.
Comeri’ord was suspected, but noth-
ing could be provcd against him.
' . «A Week later, Albcrt li‘orrls bad no-
casionto go to a young upplc orchard
on tho plane. and found that Hillllii onc
had girdlcd them with a sharp knife.
killing all the trcos. Again tlomcr-
ford was silencctod. and. again there
we. no evid on. Tuesday Ilikht the
son was away. and at. home were only
old Mr. li‘crrls and his son's wifc. in
. the stable two farm hands had a room,
and no. they both. retired at about
‘_ 9:30. when the tire was sinrtcd ihcre
mt! no one ‘outsidc about tho plucc.
Mrs. Albert-Ferris board the crack.
ling .of tire. and. going to tho rear
door. saw the timbre burst from tho
. doors of the building.
. in an. instant she thought of the
men in the room on the second floor
anther building and. only waiting to
collato Mr. Ferris. she ran out and was
just. about to call whcn she saw tho
two turn Jump from tho uppcr win-
dow.
> An .shc run bitch to ihc house. alu-
snot .Mr. Ferris on his way out to
the stable.
She caught him by the arm and
dried to “on hint away. from tho
.burnlnasbuiiditw. as she realised that
attempt .to saw the horses Would
be surrounded with extreme danger.
lie broke away. and the last seen
of him wanna be was passing throunii
.iho bin. doors. .
hearcely had he entered when the
flnmos'helrhed out of the door with
redeem «tornado. these standing
near v ifortwdnhlrx hmtlie hum.
One of the farm‘hands made a heroic
effort. to have the old man. but he Willi
drum huh are he had: reached with.
. to fifty feet.
Albert. Ferric. titeoldidmlo's mm.
good advice? No one will ever tithe”1
" “adverts-tad“ 5W- ‘*
Lona emu .
i'l . .it- a . c .. it t
to TO arm you wrm THI
cur our: OITAINAILI Motion his vii-tame. 1
AT rue town-r mm Acmmlm an: m...
t i. K“ PRICES. Rafe: «refillfleduue.
st -=~—M Jamaica!
Public?» Mutter. ”W '
33‘ “ow-Mun Street ” W- "W -
was on his way home tr in Stamford.
and; seeing toothless. an led the whip
to his team. and arrived at the house
duct.” 1 root, fellin. ..
Alonso errll Was in histfth year.
lie was a highly respected eitlnen. and
for several years was town assessor of
. Canada.“ ‘_.‘
it” in
‘m—mv- - m”
. ., 5‘
New CANAAN.
B. l’. Mead is able to be out af-
tcr sorcrul days' illness
I‘nrhor (himmlngS. of lirooltlyn. is a
guest of rt‘lntircs in Smith's liltlgu.
Much uccdcd repairs are bclng made
in the interim of Ccntcr School build-
lug.
Fred Wolfcl is able to attend to
days.
Mrs, Prank Wood, of Cherry street.
is able to be about after several weeks
illness.
Conductor William Rutlodgc and
futility are pinning il sojourn through
Several. .loeal young. people attended
Roton Point..fl‘uestiny evening. and en—
joyed the dancing.
Mrs. Maurice lolly and family and
Mrs. (Y. I. Gricbcl and daughter.
spcnt Wednesday at ltoton Point.
Benjamin A. Wood is sojourning in
Now llampshiro in ncaroh I! vibration
ial pastime. llo will return in about
two works.
It is said that Stamford parties are
negotiating for tho rcntnl of. tile store
in the Opera liousc building with a
view to opcnlnira notion store.
'l‘. ll. l~‘cnwick will auction all his
houscbold furnituro and farming im-
plements on 'l‘ursduy. Scptembcr 22.
Philo S. Grceu will handle the ham»
mer.
Milton Crosby is reported no bot-
lor at tho Stamford liospltul. lie is
under tho carc ol‘ llr. (:clb, of Siam-
disease.
The large unto owned by Thomas
W, Hall. .lr.. which was dnulugod in u
collision in South urcuuo a few days
ago. has been soul to tho factory for
repairs.
Members of tho Congregational
(Yhurch arc. arranging to giro a short
play in thc loclul‘o room on n ncur
date. to ralsc mom-y for rcpnlrs on
tbt- parsonage. '
Rev 1.. M. Lounsbury and wife, of
tho M. It}. Church. who lmvo bout va-
cationing in Vermont. will return to-
morrow. Mr. hounsbnry will occupy
his pulpit Sunday.
A New York man who Iii'lit been our
.donvorlng to open it saloon in tho (lp-
crn liouau building has itimntlomul tho
idea, owing to his inability to secure
signers for his Ilct‘nioi application.
Dr. W, E. .l. Kirk. who has been
visiting his llill‘tffllit in ltullrozul nvo-
lirooklyn, Saturday. ills son (.ilnrenrc.
who has been spending the summer
hrre will accompany him.
The trouble rtwuiilna from the set-
ting of electric linbt poles in front of
the residence of Malcolm Graham on
Mt. Lebanon has not yet been settled.
'i‘hc rommisaltmri‘fl have been in town
twice with a view to making a settle»
ment.
A horse drnwlnit a carriage inwhirh
warehevayal youun Indies from Bll‘
remind. no. no itened on tho
Nurwaik road. Wednesday morning
and ran away. The animal. was stop—
ped by a, passing potlcstrihn. None of
the occupantsuof the vehicle were in-
jured.” ” ‘ ‘ '
lot/uni ltlllea leborere‘daused a
disturbance infront of the Methodist
parsonage Wednesday (wanton. The
men were drunk and annoyed the
nellwwdth theiraloud and bats.
“with . it]. of... profanity. They
not an tedmnd restored to have all
away up «mother went...» ;
Charles Winter‘s hone. in De ke
. smut. when. was struck. by it ht—
ning during Bnturday‘e atom, is bgin
repaired. A- dmire was ripped off a
the plaster in one or that com 1 no
mo. The mm in at. it your er-
ecting w 1’ was under“ or m
by c it at rhinitis during the who
dorm. truth: but in little by nicer
“. um Theodm W. maul, fl.
.. Thinnwtnoin
his busincss. after being ill for several-
i‘ord, who is treating him for liright's-
fllli' for the past \vcck. will rcturn to ‘
are.
‘ "TOW“ up.
u” n
.‘mu y
scorn, noawatx couu.
ANOTHER coon MAN con:
wn
0 0.
He neglected to take Foley‘s Kidney
Cure at the first signs of kidney. trou-
ble, hoping it would wear away, and
he Was-moon g‘yitdlm of Dr, vht's dish.
We. . The r-Ilset‘il ‘ er .in ear, but.
inrigoleytecj ‘ldpey ur‘e it. taken
ones the ‘symptoms will disappear. the
kldnoyeiare siren nod-and yummy f
soon sound and w . A. it. Base. of
Morgantown, Ind. had to get up ten or
twelve times in the night. and had a
severe backache and pains in the kid-
neys. and was cured by Foley's Kidney
Cure. Sold at Plaistadis Drua
Store. ”
TO GO FOR HALF FARE.
New Rule Th'at the Railroad Company
Will .Putdn Effect. ‘
llccausc of an agitation in which
Senator Donovan IOOK an active part
ihc Consolldnitui railway company has
ngrocd to giro to thc pupils attending
the private schools on tho dii'fcrenl
branches of tho rullroml, the sumo
privileges in: are now and have been
enjoyed by the public schmlwhildrcn.
with regard to reduced tarps.
The new arrangement will go into
olfcct upon the opening of the schtmlu
for the full term in September.
An argument made against lnclnd~
lug tlic nl'icndnnts of privaic schools.
in tho roduccd fnro privileges. was
that if their pnronts wore in the pi»
union to pay for private tuition that
they “mild afford to pay the ordlimry
charges for trolley service. The
school children are now carried for
half iurc. Their parents purchase
it‘ll! books. Applicants for children
who arc. uitcndlng the private sclumis
arc pluccd on the same footing ltti lbc
public school children. They are oi‘
small number when compared with
those attending the public schools.
m
COLIC AND DIARRHOEA—A REMEv
DY THAT IS PROMPT AND
PLEASANT.
The prompt results produced by
('hnmbcrlaln’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy together with its
pleasant, tute have won for it a place
in many households. Mr. W. T. Tay-
lor, it
writes: “l have used Chamberlain’s
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea. Remedy
myself ltllll also with men on my plncc.
for diarrhoea. and coils and it always '
gives relief promptly and plmtsnutly.“
For sale by litillson-l'owoll Corpora-
tion. Clifford Pharmacy and Zeitfuss
Pharmacy. "
LiEii‘r. MASON RESIGNa.
Limit. ll: 8. Mason. of Co. ,1. of
liridgoport. has tenderod his roalgnu‘
tlon. Mr. Mason sculpted a position
with the Fish Rubber (30.. of Chiropco
Walls. and will leave this
his now heme inunsdiately.
W
A TOUGHINQ ITO HY.
is theisdving from death of the baby 1
girl of line. A. Mylar. Cumberland. hid.
He write»: "at though of 11 months.
gour little pirt "‘iiolll declining health, ’
with scrim» 'l‘hroct Trouble. and two
physicians We hurt-up. We were al-
moei in despair. when we resolved to ‘
try Dr. King's New unsavory for 0on-
mmmtiohtcluunhundkaclde. 1 he first
bottle gave relief; after u a; four
bottles she was cured. and in now in-
perfect health." Never fails to re
lieve “daytime/MW 'Or cold. At .
it. «it. Bacteria. drug: store: title and
thooxcnmntdcd. 'f‘rtai bottle free. “
NOWMAmIt ”Marcellus
Gunny. raced-sixty mph . well-known
poms matter .otrthln 914:“.th his
throat. whilmlu shamanism. condition
yesterday and cumot recover. (laser
has been in ill-health for some time.
He has a wife and five children. all
‘1’ '.
U‘I’UP‘ THAT mu.
sum nahwf' ”mix;
”wt-«Iran
”Ii ,, fl"
altar. this Great Sale. .
city for '
iING CHANCE OF THE WHOLE YEAR.
Adam has my lithhron's'rhr'ritntth ‘
'W‘
was ,
ALL THIS WEEK.
i I: In“. I
THIS WILL BE WELCOME NEWS TO HUNDREDS OF OUR BUYING
PUBLIC, WHO, OWING TO THE STORM’S OF LAST WEEK. WERE UN-
ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS THE GREATEST MONEY BIAV-I
THIS WILL BE A auev WEEK.‘
EVERY ADVERTISED PRICE WILL HOLD GOOD UNTIL SATURDAY‘I ‘
,'
NIGHT} ECONOMY WILL PROMPT YOU TO BUY LIBERALLY, A8;
IT IS ONLY AT SALE. TIME THAT SUCH RADICAL PRICE REDUCTIONB
ARE POSSIBLE.
83-85 Washington Street.
merchant of Winslow. Ala. .
§6FA"’"1‘51LL0W§T
This week we have an excellent line of new Pillow Tops to show you,
at 50c.
These new fall designs are not altogether different from those we have
had, but as we do not wish to put new stock with the “driftwood" of last
season we have decided to close out all the old stock at half price; or In
other words you may select any pillow from the. old stock “.259.
if your “bump" of economy is well developed you’ll come early and
take advantage of this exceptional offering. .‘I
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. sourHQNQRWAQKH‘,
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Clearance
_ Sale
or «rimmed ‘Mflfitréry.
All untrlmmed Straw. Hats. 25c, sac and 75s. Children’s Mull Bonn.“
and Washable l-lnts. Ladies’ Duck Hate in all the latest styles.
5’. S; TELOTSON. .
cc wnmuorou eraser.
:Ka.
‘ morn uonwnut. Conn.
Special’s for Saturdau and
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Mondaii.
Whiting 55 Cents Box Paper for 24 Cents.
NELSO’N’S.
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melon“ “’9
the for—oven 80; m3}, bu month?“
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v Anownonnotndoeelvoyooinfill-
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