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most powctt‘nl warship ever built for
any navy was launched hero testerday
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Germ. by Madame Heals do ()livlra.
motor the Brazilian minister to Great
' That’s lit for Fishing can be
‘ CHAS. E. uoW’s
Come in 'snd ask us_
11“» to get one on
Easy
. or send postal and
' representative will {call
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I ' ' Payments
told-lobed
(Continued mom ll‘tm nose).
.o'clock in the eveninx. I was injured
i in person by reason of the neghgenco
.ot the setvunts of the City or Norwulk.
The place where my injuries were
received was on the sidewalk at the
111' of Mill Hill, so called. or East
'1.11ii street, in said City of Norwalk.
: 1 ' l 't'he 1111111111 of my injuries was the
_‘_ H vs gttvng way. under my weight. while
iawl’uily using sold stdeWuin, or a de-
fective covering 011 top of an old un-
vs a“ In 11111-11 won directly under 1111111 111111..
walk. which was tnrred over and 1:111
tircly hidden trout view.
The injuries Wliltll I sustained con-
sisted of bruises on my 1ight leg. in
111y.groln on my right tort-arm and et-
bow and alsO'niy right side, and 11 so-
vere/wreuching or straining of my
buck.
Dated at Norwnlk, Conn., this 5th
‘dny of Septenibcr.-1908.
. JOHN BilEldliAN
lty Win. A. (lriflln. Jr. his attorney.
A, ypetition signed by a large n 1nb1r
’or 111si1i11nts to have a buildln lius
established on West avenue was read.
and they suggested that the general
line 111‘ buildings there he adopted for
the purpose. Another was received
from the residents of Camp street,
aching tor a building line.
Councilman Buttery made a motion
that a committee be appointed to i11-
‘1cstigato and report on t so matters.
The motion was 111rriod,aud Mayor
1-11otleid appointed Councilmen But-
My, Muthics and Dllworth as the coat.
lnittce.
placed midey in Gregory Place, and
it was voted that the petition bu grant
111i and the light be put in at once
Another petition was mad {10111 the
residents of Catherine street. and Wil-
‘ion avenue to have certain changes
made in the lighting, moving the north
Hate to the (other of Catherin‘ 111111111.
and changing the incundostent light.
1111111 motion of Councilman l)llworth
the petition was granted,
A petition i1 om a number of promi-
nent men to have a special 1lty meet-
int: he Id at the earliest pmibl1..ti1111-.
to vote on the pmchnse ot’ 11 \oting
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(‘ountlimnn ert thought th11 voting
1111112 lnew was 11 good thing.
Co 111ciltnan Shelly. in regard to the
1ontmittcc appointed sumo llllll‘ ago.
:snld they conferred with the town of-
lllm‘ss at his home in Chestnut street. ‘ iit'oi‘s on the matter and they refused
_ ‘ to have anything to do with it.
Hotel ‘Mahaekemo
it was then voted that the mayor
call a city meeting for the investigt.
J. R. CONNOR, Mu.
tion of the voting machine. in the
Town Assembly Hall at such a time as
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2 per day and upwards.
llownrd Nestor was able to resume
his duties .11; 1l1-1k in (licndennings
he sees 11.111
M1 Dilwmth said as there was to be
an expense of. tht1 calling a metting.
the matter of the water business
'shonld be looked into at that time. but
this was left to the mayor.
stock and General lntorrnstlon‘l’lfltor Mayor Scotlcld said the residents of
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TEL. CALL 988.
Square Whiir Glass
Fruit Jars
Look nicer, oleon coder. pack
cloner than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Gil”.
Wall Papers
Crockery, Glassware, Houston!“
in: Goods.
Japanese China in Cups. moon.
~ Plates, and
Psintors' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Point. 01.85 per
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
45 Walt at. Norwstln
Real Estate and
insurance.
We have several doc ed “mains.
in income producing It may that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the tow.
‘ gallon.
' White Curtain Poles, with Interns.
‘ too. 1
Window Shades and Picture homes
1made to order. _
rotation and Decor-cm
Fans
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We are carrying
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MY Duns Mg. “unassum—
There id no “perhaps” about it—thst 3d floor qt your New
Building-o substances anything New York ever dreamed or did.
since the Dutch put their big strong test on Manhattan Island;
that whole floor, bigger than the Cooper Institute block, given
up exclusively to‘phina and Glass. is the most wonderiui thing' in
A petition was read to have a light '
the Green wanted to have permission
stalled a museum.
brings on our regular
of art.
These Sales are not more
homes. ,
purposely for this Sale.
‘ incntals oi the September Sale.
! Formerly
A. T. Slower! 6 Co.
New York. tit is’equal to a dozen Sixth Avenue stores.
how you hasty} moommsrcislizcd that pan at your shop and 1a-
I would, not have believed it it I had not seen it.
I came away imbued with a new sense oi what you are doing.
Your Friend and an old resident
To Housemnkers and Housekeepersz w—Soptcmber First
Mammal Sale oil China]. (Cull Glisten
and Art. Wan-111,15
As a thoushnd and more oi the city and country homes have
profited by purchasing at our August Furniture Sale. so we make ‘
benefits to purchasers of China and Cut Glass and cognate articles
found September the layered month for rcplenishments oi the
We. thereiorc, get ready for this month’s Sale by contracting
lor certain lots of goods in the markets and bringing them it:
We hold up strictly the qualities and the pcriectncss oi the
articles, and when we say the prices are lower than usual, it is
because of actual concessions and these facts are the funds-
Do us the isvor to see the vastness oi our display of un-
challengable merchandise, and notice the prices we otter.
JQEIN WANAMAKER
~- New Yon-lit City
Some-
E. C. B-——-—-——-—
business sports. Long ago we
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to build a tennis’court at that ptace.
No action was taken.
Councilman Hubbcll said
should be appointed to the position.
.Consequently bailotc were cast, and
M. J. Howard receive the election to
the position its city assessor.
1(3011nciimon Butterytsaid that since
the new sewer had been put through
'Stuith street it was found necessary
to put in a catch basin, as the water
runs down Hubbeli‘s lane and into the
manhole, and had to be cleaned out
twice thus tar. v-
lt was voted that the sewer com
mittee be authmized to make any
uecessry alterations in Smith street.
Councilman Buttery stated when the
sewer was laid in lsiomis street they
did not go around the corner because
0! the depth and the costs which
would be increased by doing so.
it was voted that the sewer commits
tee confer witthngineer Wood in re-
gard to the sewer in Loomis street.
as the people were objecting to the
present conditions
Councilman Skelly said at the last
meeting he asked for an appropriation. .
and after tonight‘s bills ore paid there
will be but 8420 left. He. asked (or an
extra appropriation of $250 for current
Hespenses The matter was voted.
Dr Wirt reported progress on the
safe.
: Therebeing no other business the
meeting adjourned until September 22,
at 8 o'clock. -
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in North Main 8%.. South Moment .,
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Telephone at office,
iURORIAN PLAN.
’1» sum discounts.
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dill "NOTE FROM DEPUT.
Dw‘ie‘oms I“. let Posture.
,Ifloflb‘efito l. Throughout he.
or: “Mouton .
I some Clio 111 cementum
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Mailman JohnW. Greenwod. or New
walk, is in the Norwnik Hospital, and
will undergo an operation for soil
stones. It. will probably be about a
i
that
"Charles Bnrr’s term as city assessor,
its 11 nearly 0, mu m an 1! another like play grounds in the cities or this
‘lsle ot Wight.
month before he will be able to re-
‘ sumo his duties. . 4,
PLAY-GROUNDS CONGREQS.
NEW YOR‘. Sept. 11. -—A review oi
the program or the movement. tor pub
country was contained in a report sub-
‘mitted to the Play- grounds' Congress
yesterday by Dr. Henty S. Curtis, sec
retary ot the association. A report on
state laws was by Dr Joseph
Lee. on athleticso or 511111.113, Miss Joe
ephine Biderhese. on equipment by
Seth '1‘. Stewart, story telling in the
play-grounds, by Miss Maud Summers,
and on work in institutions by Miss ’
Sadie American.
—Everybody's triond—Dr Thomas“
dielectric Oil. Cures toothache, eutectic
sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises.
scalds. Stops any pain.
~86HOONER CEYLON BURNED.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept.
American built schooner yacht Cey-
lon has been burned to the water's
edge oi! St. Catherine‘s Point. The
owner, Cent. R. V. Webster, 0! Colom-
bo, and the crew, left in boats. and
were later picked up by a tug. The
bulk has been towed into Ventnor.
The Ceylon was cruis-
iétg in the channel when she caught
re.
9
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost- a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, 1101
left a grip-wreck. Only thingies earth
that kills the tong-h grip germ. But
you want: Hahn and a plenty’, so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but get tut
50c or 81. 00 bottle and tnkoxhslt s
tpnspoontul in water every thre1
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat
ment faithfully for two at
you think you are well to terly‘ an
nihllate every gem in every Wilt or ’
Ban. '1‘ hose remaining germs cause tbs
evil after exacts; it is halt-cured grip
the aria starts with hemorrhage oi.
lungs give "the
or 15 minutes till it stops.
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The D. M. Read Co.
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The New Tailored Wants
111111 and Madras
As taken from their boxes and paper wrappings they
look very immaculate and stylish. Just, what most women
like for morning attire, and the business woman, for her
1 regular wcar \
Whitt- Madras and White Linen arc the favored ma-
terials. .’
Small tucks in groups and a certain amount of cm-
broidcry toastitutc the simple (lccorationfi. The embroidery
is hand work and in dots and ilorcts betwccn thc tucks.
()11 some it is is colors, pale pink and blue.
no ornamentation, hilt are made
l’lain “Shirts" have
with a center plait and one small side pocket. The collar and
coils are stiff. There is much individuality shown in the
waists this season, and they are very pleasing.-
l‘rices begin .at $2.25.
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Caprices in Fall Neckwear 1
“’K II‘hc showcase at the Neckwear Section is always in- '
teresiing, and now it contains some dainty novelties in the
way of
Gibson Stocks of lace and chiffon.
High Stocks with very full and wide melting, vcry
suggestive of the Elizabethan period.
Plastrons, wide Collars and deep Cuffs of ll'lSll crochet,
white and corn.
Jabots and full Chous of Princess and Point D’Esprit
that can be worn with any gown.
For Tailored Dress, arc Cost Sets, Embroidered Col—
lars, Bows and Lawn Ties in much variety.
W
Autumn Walking Suits and Separate Skirts in the Cost
and Suit Rooms. . ii‘
we HAVE RECEIVED A GOOD ASSORTMENT Ar
porous PRICES 1111 STAPLE COLORS.
White. Grey and Cardinal, at ................ $2.00. ,
White, Grey and Car ' . at; ..... ...... $2.59.
White, Grey and Ca 'nai. at ..... . ....... . . .$3.00.
White, Grey. and Cardinal, at ............. .$4.00.
White. Grey and Cardinal, at: ........ . ..... ..$5.oo.
its aim 1
lerxe dose every "‘11
New Styles Neckwear for Saturday Sale
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LINCOLN ROOFING, 0. upon LhDDIR DIM “dam
to: full 11110on mica, 8'.
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