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urniture on Credit.
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. J. Angovino 31 Son,
184 Washington Street. houth Norwalk, Conn.
But we deliver meet so fresh that
it couldn't be fresher without being
alive. An a matter of feet meat
should hang for a day or two to make
henlthful food, and our modern meth-
ods of preserving unsure you sweet.
tender. juicy and altogether good
meets nt all times. Orders filled
promptly.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schnub.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2
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Men's lreusers Specials tor Ihis Week“
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO.
6 NORTH MAIN ST. souru NORWALK
-. HARRY GOOD WIN. Manager.
' W- 1‘ W- MW .
'1 :Extra. Extra. Extra.
Coal at $4.50.
Also the high-
. N0. 2 NUT. the largest size in town, at $4.50.
. ~ alt grades of Anthracite at the to west prices.
‘ ‘ A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
‘ for you because we do not belong to any combine.
If not for us prices would have been higher.’ so patronize the
' . firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy.
122 Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
Wood St. Tel. so3~5. Public Market, 3: So. Main St.
,. John 'I‘ Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
. in You, Heard the Latest ?
' 1,; 4- It’b all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
' lengthy concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
3 heel stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
jo‘gour own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it's all right,
anemone at your Winter's C0111. We are hereto do business.
‘im .1, ,~
Telephom “31...
aymond Bros
mentionum
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I’ Monetary
. will come up for consideration.
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I . O'Rourke Will Call
Directors Together on that
Dnyi- ISqueifvlser of Util-
p‘ires . ‘
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"I shall cull 11 meeting of theCon-
neoticut league directors .for Friday
afternoon at. 2:30 in the Hotel (lurdo
ut NewHuveu." until Secretory James
H. O‘Rourke. of Bridgeport. yesterday.
Mr. O’Rourke said there was eonuldor—
ublo business to be cleared up of one
kind and another.
. Pol'llnpu the most important, matter
will be the selection of u new super-
visor of umpires in place of Mayor
Reilly, of Meriden, who resigned when
they placed him in the civic chair.
Manager O'Rourke has no special
choice. in tho mutter, but will be in-
clined to favor somebody in no wny
connected with any of the club» of
the league. I
The question of the pay of umpires
The
present arrangement in not sntiefnc-
tory to. those officials who have the
paying off to do. Treasurer Priude-
Ville of “awoke, in especially dissatis-
fied with 11. Secretary (i’ourke can
eymputhize with him as be known
wind. it. is to buve the settling on um-
pire pay day.
Umpire Day.
It is thought. by some that the best
plan is to pay by the day. Manager
O'ourke favors payment. by the
game at. the rate of $7 for each game
and sit) for :1 double header. In this
way each club will sellinwith the
umpire right off and much (lolny will
be avoided.
The question of sehcdule will come
up for discussion. One thing is eer-
tnin. the schedule will he fashioned
upon entirely different lincs than lost.
year. Then the three smaller cities
in the league, Meridon. Norwich and
New London, decided that they would
not cull for any Suturduys. Mcrldan
did not have any at home, while the
other two bud but live between them.
It won quickly realized especially by
Norwich, the: n. mistake had been
made. It also affected the other
clubs to the extent that there was
more traveling, consequently more
expense.
’I‘hln your, of course“ Waterbury is
any question about Suturdny playing,
for Stlturdny in the Brass (‘lty will
probubly be as good no in most. of the
other plnccn. Norwich. too. will lnslnt
upon its nhurc of Suturduys. nud the
chances are that New London, with
its new nroulidu, will want Saturdays,
too.
Kennedy a Candidate.
Accordion to the. ilm'tl‘ol'd (.‘ournnt
John E. Kenn-lily, of lll'lntol, one of
the former owners of the Hartford
club, would not object to being super~
Visor of umpires. It in understood
that [inn ()‘thl. of Springfield. favor:
him. it is not unlikely that he will
be the choice if the directors find out,
that he will be willie-3.; to act. Mr.
Kennedy Would lunlic no excellent
llllill for the position, no he knows the
game by heart, and is free from all on-
tuunliui: nlllnnvt‘os.
Tribute to Yale.
Mnlmger O‘Rourke Will-l llh'kt‘lI
whether‘ he bud nmdc any more
towards getting new men to fill the
pieces of Yule and Foster. llo snid
hc bud not positively, ulthoueb he bun
his e_\‘o on n couple. “It, will be prot-
ty hurd work to repluco those men,
especially Yule," sutd Mnlmgor .Iim.
“He was one of the most curnost.
nolmcicntlonu pluycrs i know of. l
hnted to let him no, but. i did not. feel
justified in stunning in his wny. espe-
clully us he will get u mot-1t substitu-
ilnl mine of sulnry. lint 1 would not
hnve forced him to go, lmd he not
been willing. i told the 'i‘omnto peo-
ple that it. rented entirely with him.
When he was willing to go. the dent
was put. through. Of course l'got a
little money (or him,
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Frank St. John, .56 . Taylor .nvenuIe.
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says: “i am no; .th only one on
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backache, aggravated by the constant
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factory and mine city. that: i know
who are troubled tn the name way. 1
procured Dean's Kidney Pills at; Plato
iod'e drug store. took 11 course of
treatment. and it. cured me."
For sale by oil dealers. Price 50
cents. Fonteerlburn 00., Buffalo.
N. Y., sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the unmo-—Donn‘s—-—aud
take no other - ,
“pent may tell he-
thering the bot-
that whether it will pay me in view
of Yale's value to the team. it was
not only that. ho is such a splendid
player, but he is a perfect gentlemen
on and off the field. You never had
to worry about him. He was always
there to play the some. I believe he
has n bright future ahead."
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
'l‘uko Laxative Bromo Qulnino Tab-
lets. Drnggtnia refund money If it
tells to cure. E. W. Grave's signature
is on each box 25c.
THE OLD SOLDIERS.
interesting ntatlstlcs have been fun
nisbed by officers of the Grand Army
which has been encmuped at Denver
during the lust week. '
The number of certificates issued in
{51905 was 182,207, or more than 30,000
iln oncess oi‘ the your before, and still
. more in excess of former years.
' The large increase was due to the
operation of Order No. 78. the bureau
granting $12,436 original populous 21nd
134mb increased pensions under the
lumber.
Since the order was issued April 13,
1904. the total number of nllowuncen
under it was 61),-.15, most of them be-
llng increases.
The pension role now contains the
'illillli'tl of 684.608 survivors of the Cit"
lll War, as against #943,792 at the close
tol‘ lbui. .
l During 1905, 30,324 survivors of the
.(‘rlvil War died. The membership of
.the (trend Army on June 30 was 232;
I 4514.
l 'l‘weutyolx new posts were started
l during the your. There was. howmer.
in falling off in the total number of
tiiosls Il'oiil 6.222 Ill 1904 lo (1,031 In
iltnni. The year's Ions in membership
thus the, heuviestslnoa 1889, when it
was ”.686. «Therm mousse of deaths
during the your on "“3.7, as against
5.33 the preceding year.
l The death rnto wus- not on high inn?
your us usuul. but obviously the time
in not very for distant when the vet-
erans of the (llvll War will be extinct
and the country no longer in 11 position
to give expression of its gratitude. no
longer able to give in those who stood
lbetweou the enemy and the country‘s
llli’lil‘l, that which Is no justly their
itluc. ,
i 011 January 1 last the total number
toi’ [tensioncrn' reached the top-notch
figure, of l,tlo4.ltlti. although the total
fell nomewhnt bclow the million mark
iugniu in May.
é During the fiscal your the Illll't‘ilJI is~
Sued 185.242. certificates, of which filly
000 were “orielnuls.”
l Meanwhile the veterans of the Civil
;Wur are dying at. the rate of 2,527 n
, month. The number of claims ullow-
‘ed under pension order No. 78 was
65.6”.
The Spanish Wnr veterans since
1899 have now drnwn about. “2,000.-
iilti... Of the Revolutionary wnr wid-
ows. just. one is left. Esther 8. Damon.
but Lilonbt at 91 yearn did. at Plymouth Union. “a.
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in Ol 3%
Home on onto 0.
We set a. new outta—sauna of
is, the most apparent cause for the
new nnnunl suit of the birds. Yet with
them. on with some of the favored of
Windmills feathers no out of lush-
ion- Bottle new.“ 19.9““ 18. first of
at. nature‘s wise provision for the
Isafety and ills of the bird. Feathers
one not only covering. but also means
of locomotion. and lwneo- the bird’s
only means of life. IA year of use
lenves’mnny of them were and broken.
some of them. through accident. on.
tireiy lest. Here in my .woods in. n
crow with three oi‘the quills in his
right wing gone. I i can Boa the gap
as he flies over. He has”boen 15th
at, and nature must replace those foa-
there if that. crew is to survive even
though he comes justly (human stan-
dnrds! ) by his 1011s from stealing corn.
The feathers of this crew and of all
birds might tent for two years or long-
er. butio heal) the race at its best
nature has found it necessary to pro-
Vide 11 new plumage at least once a
year.
But. there are other reasons, ut. lenst
there are advantages taken of the
mend for other node; ‘sueh us the
upnptlon of the feathers to the tour
porstureu of the seasons heavier tn
wnltor nnd lighter in summer, also the
adoption of the color of the plumage
to the changing colors of the environ-
mentwau the change from the'dnrk
summer color of the ptarmtgan to its
snow-white winter plumage to match
the snows of its for northern home;
then, and perhaps most interesting of
all. is the advantage taken of the
manic for the adorulug‘ol' the bird for
the mating season. indeed unture
goes no far, in some called, as to cause
a special mouli. to meet. the exigen-
cies of the. weddiunwus it fine tenth,
eru do make a fine bird. All this to
meet. the fancy ot‘ the bride! So. at
least, the scientists toll us.~Couutry
Cnleudnr.
Congressmen Lundin desired to illus-
irnte the nbsurd and perilous position
of a. bundle politician whose dishonesty
had been exposed.
“'i'here, before the crush camp," he
sold, "the man stood tottering and
swaying, polo nud scared, and though
I pitted him. 1 bed to laugh at him be-
cause hit-1 position was so ludicrous.
“He reminded me of the ludiaunpo-
lls barber woo got drunk one busy
Saturday afternoon.
“This barber, heavy with 18 large
cold glasses of beer, lurched into his
shop iii the end of the ball game, not
on his white coat, seized a razor and
began to shove a patron, whom the up—
prentico has just inibored up.
"As the burner shaved uwny he held
on the patron‘s nose.
“‘llnug ii..‘ said the patron. “what
are you about, anyway. Let go of my
none, will you?’
"‘Let not" sold the harbor.
bit of it.
'Not :1
if I did l'd full ilown.‘ "
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...1NTED PARAGRAPHS.
Most heroes outlive their greulness.
’l‘o-morrow is worth more to hush
lore than yesterday.
It needs very little wit. to draw nu
uuclmritublc luforencc.
it takes it uubordlxmto to realize Ilit
inefficiency of a superior. '
A plensnui. mun to talk to may be a
disagreeable men to listen to.
Riches have wings that flying ma-
chine iuvuntors are unable to dcpli-
cuti‘.
Try letting other people's affairs
alone and you will have more time to
devote to your own.
About the only way to convince '
girl thut herd-overlie young mun s
not an angel in to let. her marry him.
If it is really true that nil philoso-
pheru are controlled by reason legit:
and truth. then there ure- no philoso-
phers to«il11y.~~Chlcago News.
Mix bruins with your business.
'l‘hrow open the windows of your
mind to new ideas. and keep. at lenst,
uln'cast of the times-if possible. uhead
of thcm. Nothing is more total to self-
mtvnneement. than u stupid colmerva-
thou, or scrvlle lmitatiou.-Wllllum
Muttllcws.
When it man deliberately elects it
great personul nnerttlce, he does not
courpl'n himself with its details as
Wiilll't'n are more NW)! 19 do.*—ibllzn-
both i rt I” )h“ brill ‘
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"Sale of Dinner 3.6153
At this season 0f the year, just before inventory. every
day appear attractive values. Odd sets are to be closed on.
and the housekeeper whose ghiua closet needs replenishing
willbe wise if she watches the‘uews and taken advantage of
the Offerings. We have six Dinner 51:15, slightly damaged,
and in this case damage means a shortage of one, two'or
three unimportant picccs. ‘
' One English Dinner Set. nnderglazed blue decorations.
regular price $15.00, new $8.00.
One Dinner Set of undergluzed green, 130 pieces, a very
handsome set. regularly $19.88, new $10.00.
One line Dinner Set. underglazcd sea green, with gold
edges. 112 pieces, regularly $16.50, new $10.00.
One Dinner Set, pink roses, regularly $17.50, new $10.
tine Dinner Set, green border, worth $11.88, new $5.00.
One Dinner Sci, 'pink floral" decorations,~woril1~'$9.88,
now $5.00. . ‘ ‘
Wash Goods, Short Lengths.
A closing sale of all kinds in lengths from 3 to 10 yards,
suitable for waists, sacques, and children’s frocks. All are
fully one-third under regular price.
Chnlll worth 81:. for be Gingham worth 15c 100
Prints worth 80 50 Batiste worth 150 ‘ lilo
Sateens worth lilo 100 Dlmlty worth 190 10c
Mohair worth 19c. , 150 Organdie worth .25c 12%;
Chambxny worth 19c 1150 Lawns worth 121“ .. . 5c
(in sale this morning.
Good Underwear for Men.
livery man is particular about his Underwear. He likes
it to tit well. If he does not he is uncomfortable and nothing
goes right. A safe rule to follow when buying l'nderweul'
is to get a reliable and well known make, and for hose who
want something warm. yet not wool. Root's Camcl’s Hair
is most satisfactmy.
Shirts both double-breasted and double-backed, $1.50
each. .
Lighter weight shirts at $1.25 and $1.00.
Drawers at $1.25 and $1.00.
Extra fine quality of Natural Ribbed Shirts and Draw—y
ers in light blue, soc each.
Haberdashery Section, near front door.
Sale of Colored Dress Linens in progress.
'I‘l-IE CONTINUED MILD WEATHER IIAS BEEN IIARD ON THE
FUR TRADE.
OUR EXCELLENT VALUES HAVE ENABLED US TO SELL A
LARGE PORTION OF OUR FUR STOCK, BUT TO CLEAR 'I‘I-IEM CUT
WE HAVE MADE A LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
EVERY PIECE FOR THE NECK AND EVERY MUFF HAS A NEW
PRICE THAT WILL SURELY PROVE ATTRACTIVE. TIIE NEW PRICES
RANGE FROM 75c in $8.98. ,. I t
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ARTF‘ORD. Jun. 23.—«Ariielea of
incorporation have been filed with the
secretary of State by the Jones-Morgan
Comp ray, of Waterbury, capitalized at
150,00 , and the ,i. ii Ruben Company,
ggoNew Haven. capitalized at $15.-
FIRE m ontoodpon‘r. ..
BRIIWEPORT. Jail. 23.-~A fire of
mysterious origin' banded nhout 3590
damage in the Woods Imfldlng on
Main street. yesterday, nfloritbon. The
blame started in n roer'i‘odifi‘ of the
Ladies Tailoring Com any. coudue-
ed by A. School: r. To ln‘gmncblnos
. . ' ‘ , , cursed by no lomiil " in . ecom~
. ”4le "I. .- Rom. ‘ a pahyywn {hqi “pd. ‘ hrs. the‘Pund‘
in l utter) a easily We ejby lag; were do agent»! water. ’ ‘
the use of Kodol Dynpennln Cure, be “ ‘ ‘ ' ~’“ ~
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my only? News?“ Wfimfl”
¥rttes,IJb.O. n. if it ,. l'
em. 'newnnno s, 7' 6.118.,
“to buns from her lungs. mil do-
u ured her and, so poor diet or, faintly
kind of rich red blood that makes had ”laughed by‘11QIWpd9, Iyiy-o ht,
health and allongth. , sold by I'i‘ho bonito; when. nt'my 11mm tallest ,i'.
' ” King's New .Dlucoyory‘ltvu given her.
. will! "the afimlllll'fll t no.1.-
'l’he. path of virtue in cloned to noIprovsmolit mi? ., . . all ll
one. it. he; 0me to all; it admits end-shit finally bumble l . '
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invited all. whether they be newborn ,l" 11 healthy womln . ." ' (finer ii.
mm. stoves, or lrmdmnn, lilngn or on load «on: for oonubn ml (lbltlll. tlr.
cause this remedy. dizeutswbnt you
out and given this moment: a rout—~111-
lows it. WWI“ or, it; nod grow ptreug
again. ’ I Show“ ‘ obligation.
etchinrorot . our some ‘, item
urn. old, and enables the digestive
organs in transform all foods lute the
lion: it required no nimllflcntlonn of and 81.00 all". II; ”Hillel .‘8. ”03th N9 ~
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