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st eoUTl-I MAIN eraser. eourrs NORWALK.
Midsummer Clearing Sale oi Ladlca‘ Suits. Coats. Skirts, Wulsts. Shirt
Waiste, Bolts, Rain Coats at a great. reduction. as
J; . 39c, 49c, 76c, 96c. p.25. 31.“. $1.98. $2.48 in $6.00.
$95.93 i-V .................... title to 340.00
........... ....--.-....-...
. ............................... $6.98 to $18.00
................ .. $2.98 to $12.00
...................... .... $6.98 to 312.00
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ill!
UALITY. .
(lo where~you will for your
superior or inferior quality.
tiole of
order elsewhere.
14 lesvlew Ave.
BRANCH OFFICES.
W... 3 tips.
bridge Drug store.
. 4R 6 W
Now open for the Season of l906.
lore Dinners a Specialty.
" other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
. Vaudeviii daily at 3:30 and 8:30.
L Roller Skating everv
atternoon and Monday. Tuesday and
Friday evenings.
‘Dancmg Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday Evenings.
mm.
. . ', Gravel,
‘ ‘laiue StofieWalke laid.
:7 .0"
;.
looks-F,
one» a. .a a
ram. e
if in: b .r
2; vi. v" 9,1
lite Pails Blink ii. Suit House,
. we must clean out all or
_ nut-bu mer goods. First come first gets them. Come and be convinced.
“‘30:: not bought of us yet still your neighbors. They did.
........... .. ,. $3.50 to 816.00
cos
supply, the price Is very much thi
some; the difference in results—host
comfort. cost bills. etc.~residps in r
The at
fuel to he found In our yards
will successfully withstand the sever
all test. Try it before you piece or
in Dental Keogh tori” 00
'Phene, “I
Lsery’e News etore Bellresd Flees:
Washington Itreei
mural... Hotel;
Dancing. Boating. Bathing and
. . ' or. _ "5‘ i '1,
wire. Iiilfi‘f ivr'ilsre. sitters. embolism slices
.itm
m _
irony-fit
p on switi
i d‘s‘homn
‘.,Biil'lie. ‘ it,’ ...catchm
coal “not” is rendition went behind
brunet. w to
hitchinx somewhat. Shore by
handlmiwd Dolphin
lnn~
.w . i won
pep. .
_ , one.
N,Haven,200111000-fi sic
Holyoke. 0000003104! 1 ii
Batteries—Tucker. and Jana: bolus
and lott. .
‘ W"
” Norwich. .25 -. New London,‘ 1.
noawmnguuiy .IitiméNorwlch beet
New million: her “yesterday, it
a pitchers" butts . i w \
Dl‘OVGd-jibe superior-us out? outlets t
and stein: he passes. arms at
more than “chum. but New. LOW
don». scored through. lanterror. Nor-
wich's first run was made on a base
as balls and a hit. and the second on
a double .and an .erro‘r. armour
pulled out. or some you “slit. slaver-
Twice with trauma lull undone out
be prevented the. locals i from. scoring.
il‘he score by innings:
, R. H. B.
‘ Norwich. o o ‘0'ch o 1 1 3:4 4 l
N. landon,0 001:0 00 00-.~16_2
lintteries~Planlt and Bridges; Mc-
Laughlin and Retreats.
‘Hsrtford. e: Waterbury. .3. .
WA’i‘IllitBlJiiYi. duly ».26.-Ulnplrc
Kennedy's decisions In the game be-
tween Waterbury and._flartford yester-
day wore. so, bad that he was conun-
ually biased. and lip-tho eiebth, lip
~ drove the crowd in the. point of vio-
lance whenhe declared Nichols out
at first when that player Willi-oats by
twofeot. Kennedy. had shown signs
of anger at the crowd‘s ieertng..and_it
looked as If» he made this decision to
revenge himself. Hie rulings had are
much to do with the resultant Watch.
bury'stnlne arrors.;.whose effects were
counteracted largely by some brilliant
playing. The. decision; In- the eighth
inning caused many. spectators to rise
from their seats in an r, and for a
few, minutes It looked, the trouble.
Hartford played snappy ball and the
honors were even between Luyster
and Voorheeein a fine pitchers‘ bnt~
lie. The score by Innings: R if E
Hartford. 0 i 0 0 0 i I 2.0-«5 7 3
Waterbury 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0—8 5 9
Batterieswlouyster and Krltchel;
Voorhces and Hughes.
Even BrenkJn Bridgeport.
BRIDGEI’ORT. July 28.-—.Bridxeport
and Springfield broke even in a double-
header yesterday, the locals taking the
first game it the score of 7 to 0 and
the visitors t e last game by the score
of 3 to 1. Both games were snappy.
but not faultless. end the errors were
disastrous to each other. Frill re
tired in the eighth inning of the
first game because of a burning hand
received from stopping a hot liner
from Phoenix's but. The second game
appeared do be a pitching content be-
tween Bowler and Levy. but errors
gave the some to the visitors. The
scores by innings:
(First gums);
R. HE.
Bridge-port 0 i it 0 D 0 0 2 I—‘i I2 3
Springfield 0 I 0 0 0 0 f; t) 0'1—6 9 it
Biliief‘lt‘H—'-l"l‘lll, Hess and U'Uonnor;
Callahan and Beaumont.
(Second game):
It. II. Id.
Springfield i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2—4 B 3
Bridgeport 0 D 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1 6 3
Batt.eriea~—Bowler and Robot-go;
bevy and Heiliimont.
American League.
At New York (first note):
it. HE.
Detroit. i 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 0~~~i 'i i
or and Warner.
(Second game):
it. li.E.
Detroit. 0 ll 0 0 ti o u 0 0-0 fr 4
Batteries—{illusion and McGuire;
bulletins and Schmidt.
At Philadelphia tilrst garnet:
it. if. ..
Phila,
Chicago,
Batteriesmi’iunk
White and Sullivan.
(Second seine):
and i’owuru;
lintlurlcs--Wuddoll. Coonllis
Bclirock; Owen and Sullivan.
At Boston:
Illusion.
Batteries--»ilerllhnrii
Harris and Arnibruetor.
MI:
At Washington:
Wash" 1 0 (l l 0 It 0
3t. Louis, 0000000 )0va 6
ilsttnrioswi’ution and Hayden:
made and O‘Connor. .
National League.
At Pillsbury
iuld Duelow;
hen: Pbililppe. Lynch and Phelps,
converter Joanna...
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notice to his ambiance
it was learned
pirlesle
when elite
and permanentlylnul‘ed.il:3le the. use of
Doan's Kidney min. .
statement. of. e-flouih Norwalk citizen
. who has rec inter: goo
use of this
’ 8t.
"inhibit
silently
Donnie
tuoiiy. ford . intuitions s remedy do
serving .of the, hiehest- praias."
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States.
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W‘-
UMPIIII KINNIDY in accuses OI'
southern aspire-lasted Received by
, clo- «it!!!
We hes rel
. oi Keve-
uilicru senile. met.
v W W
“W “W M] the U“;
is I contact jumper.
, non. of
a gesture». . emu-
. was .be-
. lie sudden-
ly. loft in: nutrition without elvineseer
M; was all.
new. an “M no
suffering a . , ,_,
seed to anger ' emsin to douse:-
. ~ Wt
debris and pains
tomato neuron huialily
re tenths
d health by the
”also of 14 Raymond
siir'. Count.
lire. Cl. M.
South ‘
henever I can cold. It seated It.
self in the eras] “of my back and the
trouble became decidedly irritation. I
used aileron .
bonnet until it mite rumor? opus,
Element sot. Dunn's Kidney I’ll
bemoan-line than.» ;Tlia-iraatineotoot
commutation-backache Ind hides:
trouble bunny. general health was
'1.‘ “in“ ”Wnimmd.
remediesbutirecsivod no
s and
l Oiled.
1333» .901: at every billion
For sale by all. dealers. Price 60
Fosberddiibum 00.. Buffalo.
the rusme-PDoan‘swand
Remember
iNTAT cram-
Dsnnei- of Famine of Ice Threatens
the Neighboring City. ‘
STAMFORD. July Zita-There is a
shortage urine {in Stamford . which
amounts practically to a famine. The
Diamond Ice Company is about clean-
ed out of the supply It had in
storage house. and representatives or ,
the company are scurrying about. the
its
cbuniry In an effort to replenish the
supply.
Jeremiah Klinefotter has on hand
but between 1.500 and 1,600 tons, and
the normal output at this time of the
your should be about 3,000 tons. Last
year In July Mr. Kilnefelter had that
amount of ice. in. his storage house
and yet in the early felt he was forced
to buy 1.500 tons more to meet llli.‘
tiemtinii. . . , .~ .
"There. is an ice famine here all
rlzlit.” said a representative. of the
Klinefelier concern. recently. . ”The
supply we have on hand is Just about
enough to carry us along till Septem
her. if we take on no more customeri
and are careful in dealing out the too.
We have had to make arrangements
with outoof~town wholesale dealers to
ship in a supply for the refrigerators.
Early in the season we bought 8.800
tone and for four or five weeks we
have been trying to get a further sup
ply from out of town. bill with little
success. Not until yesterday were
we able to niskerurrunxements with an
out-ot-iown wholesaler. ice that we
could buy for 81.50 last year Is costing
us over 80 this you.”
The ice situation'lis made more dim.
cult. dealers say. by their inability to
replenish the supply from out-of-towu
sources. A representative of the
Diamond Ice Company said that of
torts had been lilndo without. Blifliesfi tr
buy ice in New York, Bridgeport and
other places.
aloe Denier Manor. who has on ice
msklug plant neur- the Stamford-
i‘lreenwich line. has lied to give up
delivering too In Stamford, It was said.
because he hasn't enough on hand it
go around and cannot make enough to
meet the demand.
The Diamond ice Company's plant
has a capacity of from 80 to 35 tons
per day. On busy dnyn the demand
for its ice is final 60 to 76 tons.
Therefore the company will be In a
bed fix if its efforts to not a supply
outeide are not siiccessfui.
The prices qiioied by the Diamond
ice Company this afternoon were: 60
cents per hundred. family use; 40
cents. wholesale.
were it). do and 00 cents per him-
dred.
MAKIOr‘i‘Hi LWII LIVILY.
Orlno Laxative Pratt Syrup elves
permanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation an it stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowdswithout irritating those omens
like pills or ordinary ostltsrtlcs. Does
not nsusesie or grips and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name Orton and refuse substitutes.
Pleisted‘s Dru: Ettore. ”
w
tempt-lung the Business.
WASHINGTON.
the business or dist iiinlr. All
but nothlns will be
«entries.
Onset the princips
of obsidian whet tillevies are
distillery which
rises rectum s
refuse fr . signatories.
um 4mm fluvial tie-es-
p sons of
hissed,
. Mieexoié nee . ,
9. WM“ 1:.”
r , r:
under the prov aim «em test and
mutations relsl to fruit brand.
distillerles.
entertain would he e
under the motel k
tarnished has been
‘04 were! walnut-tins
93m to n ., a. y y 3
Union to . he 3 ii init‘i'rovldsuoe. from
throughout the country are expect”
‘ says:‘
“For four-or dvfe yeers i have been
annoyed with attacks of pain through
i e loin! «downed the. kidneye.
.1, there will be a reception to the de
There is any one way to cure deaf-
Klinefelter‘s prices
\ W
To MAXI DINATURID ALCOHOL.
Msny inquiries From These Con-
.luly law-Boone
interest in the workinfl of the new free
alcohol law is mine shown by pros-
pective msnufuctnres. The internal
revenue office Is is roostipt of an in-
cressin‘ number totinuulrlss from
persons who content isle. coins into
n-
qulrcrs are being Informed that the
new reeulsilone will not he made ub-
Ilo even in s tentative form beers in:
the first of September. A first drsft. Mush
of tire "solutions has been nearly
completed by the Mom of the bureau
van out until
the return oi Odom ssionsr Yerkes.
The commissioner lies thus far seat. A
been no. dots. and is not especied to
a? so until to has msde supperisoss
o the systems existing in two «more
i didleultiee that. .
is encountered by prospective menu- on
Mince" oi denatured alcohol is has;
ileum the men more of alcohol
”it" “i0 new title... entail brandy. . . _w
«an. effect “figflrmeiuncwmga Paar:
Immunities .lsesb miner . > ‘
ism seen asb- m'mflm‘w m“
A tls'ller using such .
f y ted
tube cs 3
vi. bimbo» ”*3" ' > ,.
American catholic Tutsi Abstinence e D . M .
Angus 'l to 1 .1 inclusive. are fast gob
ting-“under wsy‘peb‘d from presentin-
iiicatiuns tbspcolivuntion in that citl'
vlr-iilwbe one Not the largest ever held
inflow .llbisland. Over. 80 distant”
from various abstinence societies
to attend and. besidesiheae there will
be over 1.500 unofficial repre‘eapmiv-
err—man and women who’areiinteeeet-
ed in the work and who are willing
to go at their own expense.
The Connecticut poolepation. which
In the second strongest in point of
membership in the national order will
so from New Haven alone. . Among
these are: Edward. E» Lynch. W. J
Cronin, John J. (lorbeti. . Jsmes F.
Brennan and ’i‘homsa‘ Jr. O‘Brien. it is
planned to have a New Haven head.
usrters for the member's while in
rovidenoe. , .
. The convention is to be held under
the auspices of the Rhode listened
Catholic Total Abstinence Union. The
program for the week. though not yet
complete, promises a lot, of interestins
speeches. and includes religions eer-
vlcea. combined with a trip to New-
port and a number of sightseeing or
peditions. . . »
0n the evening of Tuesday. August
clearance prices this week.
mainlng.
ery way.
legume andsvieltors at the Nerrangan- for 60 “38- 0‘ ice.
seit. Hotel. Orr-Wednesday murmur!
Augusta, at 11 a. m., a ,poultiilcal
muss will be held at. he Cathedral.'at
which Bishop Connav n of the diocese
of Pittsburg. Pm. will onlciisiowlnime.
diateiy after this,_the delegates will
assemble in Infantry Hall, where they
will listen to an address offwolcomc
by Mayor Dyer. and attend to the min-
or business preparatory to the more
Important meatless of the two follow‘
“18 “18. r .
In lilontternoon there will he sn-r
other session in infantry Hall and
in the evening there will_be an en.
tortainment.
DDIAFNESS CANNOT BE CURE!)
by Joni .swlica ions. as they cannot
reach the oilseaszd portion of the ear.
Capacity for 80 lbs.
aces. and that is by conetitntional 31"“
remedies. Deaconess Is oddball! bran
Inflamed condition of the‘mueous-lin-
log of tho Eustachian Tube.. When
this tube is (inflamed you have s rum~
blina sound unimportant hearing and
when this entirely- decompositions Is .
the result..and unless the-.Intinminn- .
lion caniboteken out and this tube "Tli’ree‘atyleé, were $1.50, now ....... $m§
filtered loiteriurmll‘cowiiolh been Four styles. were $1.25, now .......... 98c
I" will b“ destroyed “"3”" nine Four styles were 98c now . c
cease out or ten see mused bycstsrrn. .. ‘ . f ' ' """""" 75
whkgh is nothing but .3 ‘uflnmgd c9“. Till/e styles, \VCTQ 75C. 110W ............ 5°C
ditton of the mucous suriecee. l‘lVC styles, were 50c. now ......... . .35;
W0 Vi“ 8"“ 00° “W‘m‘i DOW" Five styles. were 35c. now ........... 256
for any case of Deafness (causal by
cutsrrh) that cannot be cured by
Hell's Csturrh Cum. Bend for cir-
culars free. .
i". J. CHENEY a 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Diuuist. 76c. _
Take Hell's Family Pills for consti-
pation. . "
ACTION FOR DWOBCE.
Don't miss seeing them.
—.—_
Mrs. Bistchisy Sues Her Husband for
Separation.
Attorney Goodhart, In behalf of Mrs.
Barbara Clara Biuicliley. brought an
action for divorce against Earnest
Rowland Blutchiey. the woman's hus-
band. on the ground of intolerable
cruelty. The case In returnable to the
Superior Court in New Haven on the
first Tuesday in September.
The couple were married at Green
\vicli. Conn. on October bib, 1902. Af-
ter the marriage they went to New
York to live and remained there to-
izcther until about six month ago,
when Mr. Hlatchiey wont to his faith-
er‘s home at his trade as a carpenter.
Mrs. Blatcliley to living In New York
city.
There are three children as a result.
of the marriage. Dorothy Hell I. Gor-
don Roland and Victoria Louise 1
'iilese the mother desires the custo-
~ Viol. Yew.
, ,‘ .3 , it i .
dy of.
it,
.v ‘5'
a.
TWENTY YEAR BATTLI.
.v,
~i
"I even e loser in s twenty your bet»
tie with chronic piles and malignant
“if“. until i tried Batman's Arolcs
Sslve; which turned the title. by cur-
in; both. till nets trace re as."
writes A. M. Bruce. of Farinvl le. Va
Bert for old Ulcers, Cuts, Burns and
Wounds. 250. at F. H. theater's.
South Norwslk. and lb. P. Wood’s. Nor-
wsih. chromium, . ”
Pessiosnr .AesAILeo.
Serious queries Agsinet George West-
lnpheuee by stockholders.
Pi'l‘TBBURO. Pu, July 20.-At s
sensational, meeting of the stealthulv
ilsra of thc Westinghouse Electric I
Manufacturing Company yesterday.
George Westinghouse. proudest of
the company. was bittorl assailed
and he was charged openy by the
strickholdsrs with launching private
ventures with the'compsny‘s funds.
The directors were chsrxcd with side
thn ‘rh thish'hut after a bitter
is e slated board of directors
were elected and the ofllclsl‘ calorie
won out. 'I'. W. airmen succeeds
lame- H. Hyde and W. D. Uneven
and replaces. Frank H. Taylor.
‘W
ITOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Br.»
sillsn nslmais Mentioned“ when
“we, texosbiiim»
. I]. i ‘ >_ . The '
wort-seed rill“ fl- “if . '
viilhbiliee.‘ cistern—E” " soar '
Millionaire. «'0 i
“on r "o,
t
.
l
amines;
*M‘Wflm at.
'enm'umissrr
7 Weathermen
n . ' up 3 . 'yi
‘,
w?
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i.
to
, u m new
no costs. Insemination-u .li.
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Read Co. 4‘
“@51th 1037.
. The Store Closes Daily at 5 O'Clock Except Saturdays.
——-—.
Remeeretors-
Clearing sale This Week.
'l‘lie balance of bur stock: of Refrigerators is placed at
. Although the assortment is
greatly reduced. there are still a number of fine boxes re-
'. “$810. _Merlilim sized soft wood Refrigerators vvith
galvanized linings. Capacity for 60 lbs. of ice.
All $10.80. Solid case of ash with galvanized lining,
same'sr‘ze as above. Capacity for 60 lbs. of ice.
At $13.50. Solid case of ash. thoroughly cieanable ev-
Removable shelves in food compartment, re-
movable skcleton ice chamber. Galvanized lining, capacity
'At $14.85. Same style as the one preceding. but with
white enameled lining in food compartment.
At $15.30. Apartment House Refrigerator of solid ash.
Three shelves in food compartment, removable ice rack.
At $14.75. Solid ash Refrigerator. large size with two
separate flood compartments; double doors to ice chamber,
and removable ice rack. Capacity for 160 lbs. of ice.
' House Furnishing Store, basement.
Fancy Plates.
a Clearing of Choice Porcelain.
Over five liuiilzdred of these Plates and every one desir-
‘ They are ‘l‘lg‘llSli Porcelain. Doulton at.
but many are copies of Japanese, and Chinese designs.
A few Sets suitable for dinner plates.
Designs for bread. cake and chop plates.
Odd and attractive patterns for the plate rail.
China Storm-basement.
The D. M. Read Co.
.. ._ .
WI Ami N'o‘iv ammo r0 shew AN ATTRACT! 4
0mm none. 811]! {reaps er 4 urns. IN VARIOUS ensues. nu-
cummo mourns. aa'r seasons. carport", AXIIINBTIIR urn
poor museum. wa lNVlTil capsular. arrnnrlon T0 one
. . . . i .‘ . .. ‘
dam. sin. onions. ; on! spam no) JAPANESE IATTINGI
orwwras um moonstone. , swirls ro canon a senorwrv.
'flw. trial a o
shims stonw '
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I. has!“ Dfsfeninc M inbuilt!“ epsr.
nos wartime 1mm» rs nonleth-
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