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T. PAUL, Minn Aug."1.-‘——’l‘lte
twelfth 11111111111 convention of ‘1110 Na-
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of the nominutiu11011111111111. l11dward
BéErdsiev, of 11:“11110111, 1‘.,01111 was
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with tiff of 1:18 How 11nd Asbestos
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,Having .piaped a, large order withh
the mauui‘aéturcrs of tilts 11'011, we. ate
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,ni311el plat‘edi" Be sure and take ad-
vantage of this offer before supply is .
Exhausted.
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DERBY BANKR UPTCY CASE.
NEW “AVE N. August 15—411 hcat‘
lng was given lu-foro llci‘wnun in Bank-
”:Illptty .\'1\v1.on ycstcrdny to credi-
tors of 1111: 14111111101 liuipcr Milllucry
Company, of llcrby. whosc assets arc
$0,000 111111 linbliilics :1 little lost-1 than
$1 5.000. 11 was for 1111: purposc of lio-
lccliug a 111181111 :11111 1010111111.: bills f1:'
1110. 11111111111111 111‘ (1111 stock but this
was not donc, the1 moctlllg lu-lnp.r tid-
journcd until 11 wcck from today.
Do 'ltt's Kidney and illuddcr Pills
will p'omptly rclicvo all Kiducy and
111111111011 diaor1101's.Soid nnd rccom-
mended by T110 Cift‘ord Pharmacy and
The Bridge Phalluucy.
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Ele ric
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Eiedlric Fans.
Reed 8'1 Volk
Electric (30.,
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“camera’s“.
81“ SON CO
Furniture
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Street.-.
Smith Norwalk
Real Es‘iate
City. Shore and Country 'Property.
- nuance
Fire. Life, Accident Liability.
Stcamahip Tickets,
.Ill
l'lill'llivl pastor—~11 0.111.. mater and'
- ltrltain 4.
1 5'1seoond some, ,i.2 ‘Jnnln'gsi
" ISpring fleld‘2 (first gum ); Ne Haven
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2134'- lac—washings.
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South Norwallr Mcthodilt-Eflidtfill‘"
Church, Saul O. Curtlce. pasturw-C
1110cting, 9:30 a. 111.; Worahlp',1
preaching, 10:30 a. n1.; Bible. unit
12 111.; ,vospcr service, 6 p, m. Tucs-
class meeting, 7:45 p. 111.; Thurs-
1!'.1,\, prayer meeting. 7' 45 p. m. The
organ and c',hoi1 selections for tomor
row will be as follows: Prelude. 0f-
fertoria, Reinhard; anthem. 0101111 in
Excelsls, Schilling; offertory. duet,
'l‘ho‘luvisible Land, Leslie, Miss Guile
and Miss DePierne; postlnde, Pilgrim‘s
March, Clark; Vespers: Prelude.
FORUM-lie in A. Ashi’ord; anthem. Let
the People Praise Thee. O God. Carter:
p allude. Punter Magnum. Phillip.
e Epworth league chorus will assist
at vcsper service.
Norwalk mthodiat Church—Rev.
George M Brown of Bridgeport, will
preach at this church tomorrow. Mbru-
in worship, 10:30: subject of sermon.
“ he Gospel of Good Cheer" Sunday
morning class meeting, led by 11‘. H.
llullicllt, 9:10. Sunday school, 12 p.
Epworth League devotional ser-
vice. (5: .10 p. 111' Eyenlug worship, 7. 30;
subject of Sermon, "All That a Man
Ought. to lie." Music for the (lay:
Morning: Prelude Morning Song
(‘harlcs W. i’cace: offertory, Medita-
tion. b‘ingler; postlude, Andante in (i,
(lullmuul. Evening: Prelude. 1119111
tlou in 113-11111. llatlsie; offcrtory duct,
"The Lord Is nly Shepherd" (Smart),
Miss 11,1th08 and Miss 81111th postludc
ill (1. Munro. ‘ '5
CONGREOATIONAL.
Swedish Congregational. Charley-1 .i.
Vulllstl om, pastor—Sunday am \ ic cs:
Morning watching at 10: 30; Sunday
school at 3:0 11. 111.; Y. 1’. 8. f» b 1n.',
evening 110rvice1 at 7:30 -Ali Scaudimv
villus who have no oth urch 1101110
:30 08111-11011): invited 1r services.
Int—~1-
IAII'I'II'l‘. ' '
(il'acc iluptiat Church, .1 Edvv'utdi
.1; d.-
praisc mom; .1: 30 11. m5., sacred con-
cart: 7: 45 p. 111., preaching by the. 1101'.
M. C. lluwklus. of Bridgeport. ch
ueslluy owning. Union Lyceum? Thurs-
011,1 ovcning prayer meeting: lenders,
Mrs. John Taylor and 8.13011. Friday
111 coins, choir rehbersitl
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IPIIOOPAL.
Trinity Church. H, A. Linwood Suit
11:1', rcctor, ninth Sunday nf1cr Trinity
mil 11. 111., “My Communion; 10:41”) 11
111., morning prayer and sermon; 12 111..
Sunday school. Th0 annual picnic will
be held at Stoepicclutsc l'ark. ilrldgc
port. on Thursday 111-xt. August 20.
Cars lcuvc Railroad avenue switch at
11:30 sharp. A 1111111011 number of‘ 110.1(-
ets for 1111111111 will 110 soidon Monday
1111211111111; 11nd evciduK 111. the. Sunday
school room on Trinity Place. No
1.1011011: will be sold after (but. it is
hoped 111111 the. parents and parishion-
ers will '0 with us.
Grnce ( urch~~Tbe Rcv. .lnlncs lien
1.1111 “‘1'1‘111‘1‘, rector—«Th1: ninth Sun
(lay utter Trinity. The celebration of
the iioly Communion at .11 o'clock;
morning prayer and sermon at 10:30
The Rev. 1.. 11. Sheffield 1111101111014 111
both services. The rccior can be ad
“roast-d at The Luiuvcleud, Crugsmoor.
l‘lslor (Tounty, N. Y.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society oi
N111 “alkwilogulm Sunday services at
.-,111 rcfillillg room Masonic building.
:11 11 '1. 111. Subject, August ii’th‘ ‘.Soui'
Testimony meeting Wedn uy nt 8
p. 111. To both services th pubiic'is
cordially and frateruuily invited. Read
lug room open to 1111: public each week
day from 2 to 5 p. In.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran, Rev. C. F.
thtmann, 46 Henry street, Stamford
Conn—Preaching in the. German 1011
gauge in chapel near railroad. on Main
street, 7:30 p. ln.. by the Rev. Beck-
man, who has traveled extensively in
the Eumpean countries and is 11 force-
ful_speaker. 1:01.11- and hear him.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's State League Rnultl.
At [inhibits—Bridgeport 4, Holyoke
I.
At Watcrbl1ry~LWaterbllryli New
At Hartford—Hartford 1'1. Meriden 1
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Alp-NEW Hav «N in lldven ,1:
.Sp1ingileid 0 (second glimé.
Yesterday‘s American Le‘ague Results.
. A1 Boston—Detroit 5, Boston 2 '
At Philadelphia—Philadelphia 3,.81.
Louis 2
At New York—Cleveland 4;
York... ".
At Washington—Washington 1, Chi-
011%,. .0 (first Klimt”: 11111411111111.1511 3,
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Atlf‘t org—Pittsburg 2.11081011 1
(1.31 pnings).
. At ”St. Louis—Lincinnntt ti, St. Lou
of a brilliant speech on naval arms:
meat was congratulaiEdi (:11 his orn-
tory. "
1What. is your recipe for.- goo'd orn
tory?" n reporter asked..- . .
"5.1. am affaid oratory comes 1‘1 turnl."
was the rarity. 201181111111, thou h, offs
recipe for it,‘ old. Joe ihlsby'ir, but ,it
is he an 1.111111111118131...
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Awm the chop to pat the. up' to ii rin-
klc about it? Thain right. 1.. awm.
Now. hark that Whén tha rises to
meckthy spcych. hit taah‘ie and oppon
thy miwth. It now. 50(2de sup
0' water. an' hit §aah51§nr£ain
oupeu thy may/ill
Then. if 11121111 com thy 11 off
The Boar—What‘s 11111111
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5, tho current week.
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pared for Fear of Loss 0 by
Finalise to Carelessnnss
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There are a great many landllwnera
in Connecticut. who would 00 [Willing
to‘prtwtics forestry if ‘lt'w'ere lot for
the danger from woodland fires. it may
be a source of encouragement. ti) them
to know that the state fire warlien sys-
tem is becoming very effective-5m pre-
venting and extinguishing thesis flre‘s.
. During the first ,half of the 11111-119111
year one bundled and fifty-four fires
were reported extinguished U the
wardens and their assistants. These
occurrcd 111 thirty-nine lownp, and
burned over about eight. thousand
acres, or an area of about 011011111111 of
0110 per 00111.01' the wooded ilrcu of
the state. The total cost of putting
out those (11011 was $1,279.14 oil till :11)
cragc of $8.30 per tire. which 11 an 1111
significant amount when 0 5'mpaled
with the dumagc that the firm; would
'have done had they been left to b11111
themselves out. April is (1111111le1 111111
gorous month for these tires, as om
hundred occurred in that monlh, with
for'-ty -six in May, lcnving only night for
the other months from .lanultri to
July.
The fact that such a large majority
of the fires occur in April illldl the tar-
1y pull. of May suggests the fol slbillty
of 11 fire putr.01 111111111 liil‘ll 111 11;; roll-
load lines and (dim danger 1 points.
A valuable cxpcrimcnt of thi nature
was madl- during the past luring in
Simsbury. Tber1- is a. stretch of sev-
crul thousand acres of sand piltiu 1111111
in this town Willlll is emailed; by 1111-
Cl'ntral New England Railroad nva
your there. have been 1101101111 forest
tins in this 1',0giou act by l1woluotiws.
which have 11111111: 1111: land brlctltally
worthless. A man was cugngttd to pc-
trol this portion 111' the road for sev erul
. this ghastly subject.
. t—«mfi 7
1551.3)011118 DEATH 3587.1
pm‘rl
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can) Method of Capital Punish-
ment the Most Humane.
Whether it be 11 than or a beast
which has to be done to (100111.111:-
least that can be askéd is that the 1101
be accmuplisilud cleanly and ucutly.
As has been said In connotation with
”We no more dc-
slre the viviscctlon of the assassin
than of the animal in the physiological
laboratory. 0111 humanity embraces
all nature.”
Electricity still inspires a kind of. in-
stinctive dread 111 the general mind.
The convulsions and (ethnic condition
seen ill a person unconscious or at
ready dead are confounded, with the
really painful phenomena experienced
by the living. Thus, from the very
time of the discovery of electricity by
(lsivani and Larroy in 1791, it produc-
ed contraction in an amputated limb.
lt‘could not be said in such'a case that
the phenomena was painful.
111 America electrocution is in col"
rcnt use, and the new continent givcs
an example to the old in this direction.
In the Auburn jail on March ‘22, 18119. a
woman was electrocuted. She was
seated in an armchair. her legs tightly
bound. an electrode was applied to
her bare right leg, with a second
.aguiust the ahaven nape of her lM-‘Ck.
Slu- wau blindfolded. so that she might
not see the signal for execution.
Then on a sign the electrician push-
.ed a button and s 2.000-voit current
struck the victim. There was a ter-
riblc twitching and the cords cut into
the flesh, but the hcud did not (imp
until ten seconds after tho current
had been» turned off. ' livcn thou.
though the bodywas qnilo dead. a 11101:-
oud application of the current, pro-
duccd violent movements and the flesh
began to char.
One must not stop. however, at [110
sight of lilN-W disorgunlzcd rciicx ac-
(ions. which may 1000 the uuiulliatod
to aupposc that-life still rcnlalncd,
while in reality consciousness, sensu-
tlon and suffering all stopped the very
moment the current was turned on.
This is not merely a theory; for
tllcrc have been many victims of elec-
Tho lesult was that. some (0 13’ tires
were extinguished by him wl 110 they‘
were still small Otherwise thcry would
have, burned oven-111e, whole tract. The
almanac. of this patrol was borlfe pm tlyl
w,coks going 011:1 it after as? train.
1by the railroad company part v hv lid-1
town. A similar system can 0 intro-
duced to 110011 011011 In many parts of
the state. """ l
Landowners who have bucrL injured
by forest 1111.111 1111v0.ln the pl 81, been
tax in collecting (innutgcs. 110) 1111-1
hivgtnning to unocrslund that it is a
duty they owe tho commuullp to cob '
lcct snc dumugcs, since it is one of:
the mod efficient means of pitcy'cutingg
future fires.
But perhaps (111.1 grcutcst‘ stop of
III toward doing away 111th, this an
nual scourge Is the arrest or partlcn;
who are cllxninuiiy 11-apous;lble for
tl1clu.80veral annals have recently
been made to good dill-30.1. in .liuly, 1007.1
Fire Warden 11‘.isk of Stuffor? caused
the arrest of an ltalluu. who ins fined
7.00 and costs for setting such 1: til-.0
In Bristol. Warden Rowe ucccedcd
in capturing time boys in May who
1nd destroyed t‘ully 3101100 wolth of
good timlur by .l‘ ilrc Two) of them
v1-1o sentenced to the Mclidcn Ro-
'or1n 1~11l1ool’ until thcy are (1 only-one
(tours old. The moscreccni arrest was
'11 (110 town of Stalnfoni.,wlcre War-
1011 Stevens captnrod the foreman of
1 sawmill to: setting a fire near 11 lot
if piled lumber without circling away
1111 11111811 as require“ by i w. The
man was lined in the C111,, Court of
’tamford and given a seven? warning
iv the judge.
A pamphlet. has just beenllasued by
8.1". Hnwes,Stute Forest.1re War
ion, :1 New llavcu. giving f1 ll instruc- i
lions to line wardens and Dilbert; rela-
tive to forest fires in (‘onnec tool This
may bebbtalncd free on applilcaliou.
COMMITTED T0 INSANE lASYLUM.
The hearing of Winslow Vlrejmorow
ici. alias Henry thc insan, German
farm hand of Wilton, who 1111 1811.11
to Norwalk violently (lipase and
bound hand and foot some time go.
was held 302.101 day in the Probate
court. before Judge Hc111y.uregorv
Dr. A B. Gorhntu of \‘l 1110,) and 131'.
Arthur il.Baidw111 of N011 walk r11-
;iortcd that the man was undoubtedly
insane. The man was ordertid commit-
ted to thc Connecticut \syltxnu for the
insane 111 Middlctown by .11 dge Greg-
”‘3‘-
Joining landowncrs and part};1 by the
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Kennedy a Laxative Cough Syrup is
children.
it tastes nearly good lac maple
3113111280111 u, The Child Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy
ADVERTISED 0113:1105.
—‘-—-~“R Nil (11> .
The following letters re sin 1100111
011 for ‘ct the following post-olden for
"" ~‘ ‘ South Norwtllt
J 11111111111111. . l .
,,Milad Mario Anderson, l 11.1.1811 St.
.; Lizle 11.11-11.15. 22 West
1119' Bell. Confectioneri 1p“ " 1‘ 11:1
He‘lr‘lyn D. Benson. " 1'1 ‘ 1“
. Mr. Brooks, Palmer House
.105. Cnrlisle. 1
Miss Helen3 012111111. 1 “l -'
Bel-inannbe 10.110111. 1r '. ' -
Miss Lucy Faruum. , ‘ _
Vi’.li'.li‘lynr51..’L ‘ 1
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tric. shocks. happily not fatal, who
have bcen able to give us their expcr»
lcncea. ’l‘heir nonnations hare been
generally nil even ruthcl agreeable.
they are more quickly 11-1111010d uncon
sclous than by the usual anaesthetics
land it is well known that these om-
'pletcly ohlltclate consciousnl-ss ith-
out which there (an be no pain. it is
a must important point and umst be
repeated that even when death does
not cusquhc pullout rocollccls 1111110
lutely nothing One can even pictulc
u novel of the future into which the
i'uuli1o1 will introducc on cloclrocutiug
u1ucltine.hls v.illaln though nppurmnlv
(lend. coming to life and renewing his
misdeeds...
it I11 due to a Frenchman. Edouard
Citation. that the electricity ma
chine has been improved bit by bit.
Ccolgoaz the murderer of President
McKinley, was executed on October 29,
1901 with on application of 1. 700 volts
The prisoners hands Wore clenched
violently and his bodv stiffly stretch-
ed, but although dcud the body ngnlu
stiffened when ,a second mutant was
applied.
“'11th recent, yours it has been
found that even with a feeble current
mas of consciousness and death 11111'1
been caused to animals which hau-
been operated upon in 11195 somno-
101100 was produced in militants ill a
state of excitation. oven in 111110 peo
pic. by the application of a mild cur
rent pnpslng through clectroden plac
ed on the nape'of the neck or the
vertebral column and the forehead.
Then it was note at by Interrupt
mg the current at regular intervals
0 various phenomena could be pro
duced .11 will. immediate. loss of con-
sciousness or death.
On the other hand. gulliounlng
would not occur to be entirely free
from pain. .Some fcwyears ago the
murderer Lauguille was executed at
Orleans. Dr. lleaurienx of the Hotel
Die-u of that city. who had attenddd
the condemned man in prison, had
gained his confidence to such an Ex
tent t at he was able to bring about
the fa lowing experiment. The Instant
after the execution was ‘scclnnpllshod
he called the dead man by name. and
on first call. the head being catapulte-
1y severed from the body. the eyelids
opened: on a second call they repent,-
ed the motion. though the‘cycs re-
mained glassy.
On December 7, 1880. one hour after
the execution of Mcueaclou.‘the phy-
siologist. Dassy re ngnleres, in the
. laboratory of the Faculte do Medeclne
injected into the decapitated head ll ‘
transfusion of living blood, and again
the eyes opened on the call bf the dead
man's name. La Pommercis is said
to have done ‘the some ”thing shortly
alter his execution. L
There is therefore a period of after-
life thyduratiou of which cannot be.
determined.. but it must be. borne in
mind when arguing that guillotlnlug
is not ‘0' inless method by which to
gnaw-ate uman beings from life to
eat
This result vouldseem to be attain
ed. hbwcver, in the,‘ case 5.07 elEctriclty,
on thé’ testimony of many accidental
u‘ud indeed unforesécnieliperiments.
which are much more valuable than
prepared. experimegtp, impossible to
. - _ 1112' put into practice on human beings
'1‘ ' ' ’1 ll‘lid p‘oxtrefilely a
animals. in 1894’ now/0111mm at St
- Deulc' underWent a Izcnrrhiit of 4.500
hbtl’u‘l in the case of
James C Green-I ‘
Mrs 0.11.11.11.03 a; Uhndlu, itcilcI
Island. .
E. S. Hines '-
Mrs. Elia'ab‘etll‘: Jerome, ibe‘t Willow
and Strawberry Hill. 1
.Mrs. Katie Johnson. 1
.41.~
‘ll‘oliand Jones,‘ ‘
Mrs. Thomas Jones. R. l”. D
, Albln Klovlng,1 .
Misc Flora Lockwood:-
. Miss Hattie 11411011111111.
William Matthews.‘
Mary-'19. Mitchell. 5 .1
Mrs; Chas. Rock; 1 ‘ -
Stephen 8001. ' . .'. . .112.
Miss Carrie Samara... .-........
.las. Thomnfli; ' '4
Mill; Mprgare 17110111881. 15 .
Co Mr. Bulliyan”Edmonton;151501133175s
Volts during half 1111 hour, and recov-
ered from it without recollection or
'sentations. nor did he suffer from af-
lter affects At the same time [much
weaker current. if, alterna‘tfl‘l . which
'1: more dangerous man's " tinnoutl
,current, would hare killed the salon
ltunate workman at a strength of wide 7
150 to 200 volts. as has been proved. 5
, But always, and this-'16" the'ln‘fefést-
point which ' must be home In
in
' mfnda—a point‘ of caldubifilp‘hrtanoo.‘
If it my bit so remade-tile victims
of accidents ha retained n50 impres-
111110.01- at’bei‘t‘ itiva unit 11 light;
only like ctomlm 1:111:11“an 'an
amends we lion. .11'1'1"." '
i In 1130136qu1011. elects-0c i should
rmadhpigdnfl ,dll “eggs-tides, q:hlch re-
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Bridgeport Rdvcrtisemc‘uts
f"
tivc discounts will hold good.
yd
in our (out and Suit lvootns.
Shrutlv Skirts,
left side at the front.
$5.00.
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“81‘ MASTERS AT STONINGTON.
‘ STONINQS‘ONJ August‘ lob-About
fifty members of the Actual Past Mas
t‘ers' Association assembled at the
01111111110 this at Wequetequock Casino
here yes erday. A chowdergwas served
“dilator in 'the‘ afternoon the bake.
which?“ lactic feature pf the day' s pro
I
ramnv opepgg ,
l '1 4“ "‘J
1 Tints“ Kodbl whénevei' you feel that
you 1161211111“: Titania the only time you
11 ed d.to. erdo Just when you
ne‘ 11115;, 1 ep on 1115111111 be troubled
wit soul" a :83, b61011 lng.‘ ‘gfis on
the ctomnctmctc; soil! by Time Oilfu
W'."31._3.",
band: staid out. on night ounddiahslly.
provided he brings: home an-oxpcuslvq
The Store closes daily at five o‘clock except Saturdays,
Today the Last for the
Furniture Sale
l'p to 11:11 o'clock this evening the special prices on list—
c1l articlcs in ilousc Furnishings. together with the respec-
Twcnty per cent on Furniture,
China. Cut Glass, and Silverware.
Furnishings .110 rtsci'u'd from this 5010.
Ten per cent. on Carpets, Rugs, Draperies. Curtains,
Window Shades, and Upholstery Fabrics.
First Showing of
Street Skirts for Autumn
A limited number of 110W \\ hiking Skirts 111.110 alrivcd
:11111 rccommclulcd tor woolen, wllo‘ motor :1 gtcut (lL‘ill.
1'-'1111111c:. 1l11~t :11111 grunt. .'lllfl \\ hlttus tllc skill 11411113111.
liu'u it fccds .11111 strcngtllcus 11' um out and 10 lliXt‘il muscles,
and if 11<01l accordinu' 11) (“1011111115, it will k01p the face.
11cck and arms in a pcrfcct condition.
used it 01100 will not be without it.
$1.00 a jar.
LOSING 017?
Summer Clearance ““41
End Sale
ON SATURDAS WE FINISH OUR SEMI- ANNUAL ‘
SALE. The crowds of customers made large inroads into the
,We have added other items through the ‘
‘:week and will give just as attractive a display as last; Satur-
55 day, and are prepared to wait on an equally large number of
‘.« ‘ ‘1’ -—-¥-—-il iii till
A Dickerman 81 Son,
84 Washington st) 80111111110111.1111
Telephone 446
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Bridgcport Advertisements.
The D. M. Read Co.
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Dinnerware, Fancy
Dining ( hairs and Office
llicy arc the lust lC],flf(SCllla- '
tivcs of Autumn styles and comprise:
Skirts of ii pingic ( ‘,ioth 1' Iain and (hillon Panama
(iorcli Skirts with punt-l1; flout and back. .
l'lain (,iorcd Skirts \vitll rcgulztr or graduated bands.
S‘L‘Hl'iil intuit-ls.
pcrfcctly plain about tllc waist and hips, fastening 011 the
graceful and clinging,
The balance of our White Serge Coat Suits for snuun‘cr
“car are ot‘icrcd for closing. $22.00 and $22.51.) Suits
at $15.00
Walking Skirts of White Serge and White Mohair at
Cool and Suit Rooms, 501 11111 floor.
A G00d Toilet Cream
for hot weather.
.\ jar of Ideal Tissue Builder should be on 1110 dressing;
l' it'stI it is :1 perfect (leansing (Nam,
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\\'omcn who have
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Senator Brllmgiegoq‘:~ Dgcj N61 1.111;. A1:-
11811 of New LSnilon's .z-Ma’ydr
NEW LONDON. Aug. l‘4.—.'i.‘he' D‘ay
yesterday. afternoon printed a tall ‘11
ment from United Slates“ Slant: ‘
FrnuitB. Brandeg 0.111 wh ‘l‘kll‘w alpyt-
that, no ‘va 0qu r Judge 1*
"her, of Groton, l‘or State squalor from
this district, 11: 81111011111011 to Mayor 11.
F. Armstrdtlg‘th has 'rtnilotfncnd his
candidacy. The outfitter says: 1' ~-
.."1 regret exceedingly that Mayor
Armstrong has seen fit to enter this
contest at this time as I regard his
cthdiddcy as opposed to thwhest .in-~
‘_ temp-10f the city, of the Republican
A Woman doesn‘t mind if her hub- .
party and of myself.‘
.. .. . 117.011 THAT coLo
it'nn result .111 151.111qu111..
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