hréfllure'h.) ' I‘ Ibo Ddy was another M Slim whose. name was ob lay. ln criminal trials H. are that be Imagine . mania ed '1": at wit?) ”Day 3f lteck- ‘ '4th ll W93 11%”.91 the “bench, "lily of Ours whoo‘ he min“ airylng a a prellx bsyrls at! bis' 0 adat the end of a long a snatch spoke of some on In attention. "They might \ Ipvé been full bags, or half .' . or“ again. they wish: have I’ll-M It" . quite so " the Judge as tiling dryly and slgnlflcantlv, t. have been wind bags.” AI. EETATE ‘ 'smshi'p ’l’lckets . . LAYTOlll 151 C0 ltd-IL. .. 0330111 Aut. 5,9917“ . A” super-1111.0 iv, l 39 Wall Street . Your ooupon properly filled illut lets. you a Spark Plug free I Wm”... W)~~V w SCIENCE i 10‘. of Chiropractic « .a an: a e disuse and tie: $2919: 2% satne. Diseases sunset! t. or spr In the I; done in child if . . new , .‘.I7i 'L” . . tend remove the e__AIIse or all is ”0'st :0 given specialottantion.‘ Also .. . or the Sp Ine.I MN! fl'InIE Chiropractic a Mm YORK. NEW HAVEN a ARTFQRD RAILROAD T“ , fl,“ cases. ,0 likllfs .Jnss (b.1209. zit-Lamar, crux. 1241:. 0:00,- 2101.0: 40, 11:101.“: 10. 25,14 mm. 1:31, ':a_,7e 1211910: You To sotrra Noawatx. ‘ :001.I:49.1:Is.1141,7:¢z .113, 10:01:. 10:01, 111.311: 00. air-‘1: 01x, 1: 10:. . , 1:17. 9211.4:11, 4: 12. 1': 02.1:0s,1:11 010.0:00 s:1t_.s.00:.x,910.11x I ‘ :. Sundays. tip-11:00:. 1:00. 7. 30.121011. 10:01:. HAVN ‘:(.—1:.1)10;.& 141161. 11:745.] 6:10. ' s - 13X; ‘ Mo: 1:21'.8 I: 31:. V 0:33. 7'1”. 9’10. ,Slfi‘l'a 035.1% 1 .5 ”£919.? ll. ‘ ,0 fitting». scum WM 71,3083 ‘0! the house. and they made a very W Miss , how delightfully convenient it would GARDEN cLus'a slitjw First Annual Exhibit s "cogs at New Calls". The New (‘anaan Garden Club had its first fruit. flower and vegetable ex hlbltlon. Saturday. at the place of Charles E. llieienthaler. The flowers Were displayed on the broad piazzas pretty dlsplay,.too Upwards of 300. pebp‘ie view in attendance. Anions the or 9 winners were lilis Sél'ilaot. Ice A. llriggs Mrs George I. Frank M 0. Charles E. Diefenthslet, llrush Ill ge Farm. John M. (lerrish. Miss C. A. lillss, Mrs. McKernon. The judges were Mrs. Lewis H. lluphem, Mrs. l’aysou Merrill, Mrs. Charles E. Dielenthaler. The exhibiI tion committee was Mrs. Payson Mer- rill. Mrs. Lawrence M. Alexander, Mrs Sturgls Collin. The principal ofilcers of the club are tilled as fol lows: Plesident, Miss AliccA Drigfi vice president Mrs Payson Met‘rliq secretary treasurer, Mrs. Georgeq .. Frank. M»...— Olalidnrors cry Hill 111101111 @AflQRIA "Mr. (ludtlieng, you'sald you‘d gim- me a qua terror a lock oi’ sls's hair." "Yes, healer.“ I "Well. here's the whole switch. cut on what you want.”—Kunsns (‘liy 'i‘llnes. uzt A. eves. allows oassstao case an would MI equipped with a dainty snow will?! “hula place "standard" Par 0 in Enameled Laram. ave you ever stopped to consider 00’ to have hot and cold running water In your dressing chamber. sleep lug apartment or first floor toilet roomf Its pro-woe would allot-d you till highest degree of comfort. We will adly quote you prices. Our plumbers strictly competent no clinics. boom and reliable. . HORACE R. NASH. COINII MAIN AND‘ VIIIT ITO. .lust wear. real enthusiasm, No NRO 0l Being Scrawny. Weak and Emaciaie’d Good healthy fiasb can only I30! ed by the use of the proper foo thorough assimilation of the lat elements. Nine people out all too In gain- w its order to weigh as much as may ought had be perfettly healthy; should use Simone, the great flesh-forming food. Weigh yourself before commencing to use these little tablets, and see how your weight Increases. Satnose has valuable flesh-forming and tissue building properties, and when it Is assimilated with the food, It causes the flesh-forming elements to be. retained and the weight is natural- ly increased. Frank H. Baxter. the popular drug- glst. has sold In the last few weeks a meat many packages of Samoae. ev- ery one with his personal guarantee to refund the money if It did not give satisfaction. and has had but one per- son ash for the money back. Just think of It; only one who used Sam- ose found that It failed to give a sat- Isfsctory Increase In flesh and plump- tress! You run no risk whatever ln haying Sumose. If you are not per- fectly satisfied with the results he will return your money. ”ill IIIIERISI iii llllllill Will sulta- one who has a good recipe for brnn blend be kind enough to I‘Illlll‘ililllt' It for the bcIu-fit of her sisters who have none? It would be appreciated. The suite this tall are to have long coats—some as long as fifty Inches. They will be looae~fitliug, half~fittlng and tightIfIltlng-—models to suit all “gun-aw It is lilo woman with very dry skin who will have greatest success lll cleansing her face with cold cream in- stead of soup and water. One should always first ascertain the needs of her own individual complexion and then rigidly follow that which slut has proven most beneficial regardless of lads and ncw-funglml notions. There is a wire frame math- for lay- lug In the bottom of stewpsns so that meats and vegetables will not "cook down" when the water bolls away. Let us hope that the designers will have yet further ideas to offer in the way of models for fall and winter The early gowns do not arouse 0 Black and yellow Is to be one of the giving w .-.......__.__ ___.._w.__.. Real Estate and growth of the town. You VIII . ‘Il’ ' ve—v- . lira thtsALK To new vonK. : ‘1 12.33%“: 911152911111. 9:101. : . at 0101.21.11. 1' . 1:7 :2}; ‘11:. 1:07,; 1.11:, 1:11. . . . where they were made. ~4005M.691x.700r3§ll. Horace E. Dean 81 Son, «wan. s11. analysts. insurance We have several decided bug'slns in Income producing propsrty that must lnaro0s0 In value with the rapid moonsonarso 1w. Deposits June 29 1909. ‘ $707,107.41 ‘ “terse M- Helmet. Pro-Ir ‘ war. A. Writs Ilium we 90 Our Own thntlilis .LENBEB GROUND WHILE YOU WAIT. ,. Come in and have your broken lenses dppllcatcd no matter you boys all of MI“. prt’s Pro» 99 ”I0 3. «O 11 hours. 8 a. :0. till 11: 30 a. Ill-Z 12: 45 until 6 9 n1. Mon- synalid Saturday evenings; an- 0. In. 30an Optical Company Successors to I woman 0. HOW. . Rooms 7 United Bank Building ASHINGTON STE. SOUTH- NORWALK. CONN. EL. 303-2. good color combinations the coming fall. Yellow has proven Itself a great favorite since its introduction at least a year ago. Pruneila cloth is to be one of the good sellers the coming season for street wear. but if you are wise you will select one of the finer, better grades. In (set. this Is the only kind It ever really pays to buy. If the first coat seems great. the cloth will wear much longer than the cheaper grades and look like the choice fabric it is as long as one chooses to wear It. childron CIr-y fill! FLETCHER'S C A S T O R I A The Recreation “Touts BLOCK “tanmo. «Loo—Three day trips, Saturdays. August 2lst. 28m. SARATOGA SPRINGS 815.00 AND stoop-4‘01" or six day trips. lion- days, August 23rd; 30th. WHITE MOUNTAINS 824.00—4‘Ive days trip, Monday, August 30th. a“. THE AUTMNAL TOUR WOO—T0 White Mountains. Wednesday. ’ September 15th. six days trip. M- comlnodations at line Sinclair HO- tel. Bethlehem, also includes the fiilms ride. I ”—4. 000K muss EARLV wrra The Realization T9902 90. m In: prongs St. news“... Conn. 01' q. w: assets at pipe: 3 r 10 ~ [10397309 IN PRlGES ALI. etc Lip mm. :73 A09!!! Ingllsli :Dlu'l cljiuslf by tho. 191 or pl“ fg‘v . l > 1' [8'0 9' White Il'ruit Jars can as. 0 GI . marshals N the Java will- look ulcer on your, s‘helm thao'tlis round mop. quibble: and. ballet. trait twill KIWI I“ den-remand 11.11 have to, argue ‘ . ultig‘llo WindowT Shades made to order. 191111er Supplies, pelt. Itlnad Net. 9132 lllloll- . when Illum- but!" ' 'I'I hbifl'mg (I1: (;s 9 07 Infinity-rsrgup ‘ '- 1.. ‘1. “I: 'i‘: x. .l am}. ““3 5 . 1 1 on.) 11‘ I .. e do] 91ml r1 5', I éf :H'I:R .1 . .2. ill a. tilt of the house seemed to he as Representative ii I. of wu- The temper llngton put it namely a Inst the practice of creating: «mu com nleslou Representative Parker of art org twice called attention to Whit mntrlainied to . fact that the am (intent Hoffered by Mt. Chand ler of Rock Hlt crehdh'g the bonrri of equalization as a boqrdl of relief. was not germane to the resolution. Most of the speakers declprcd that It was time the state made the Oyster growers pay just taxes to the state Means Big Export". The opponents of the bill as amend- ed by reviving the senate aItIendment offered by Senator Faun and rejected. which rejuvenation was on motion of Mr. Illshop, of New Haven. claimed that the board or equallsation would. receive no more authority to InveallI gate the taxation of oyster grouatu titan Is now IltliISt‘Silt‘fl, and that 83.0 0 tor expenses would he only it drop in the bucket. The opponents of a special comnlls slou. esiafclnllv Mr. Higgins, of Win- chester. claimed that the special commission would In effect simply be a commission to investigate the pres- ent shellfish commission. The. reply to this was that the shellfish commlav slon had been unable to fulfill Its du- ties and It ought to be abolished. Concordance Schedulad. After the house had passed the amended bill Senator llrlusmude, chairman of the committee on shell fisheries, said that rather than we- vent the investigation that In so ur gently needed, he believed lll having llie senate concur with the house. though personally he did not believe that the board of otptalisstlon could‘ properly handle the task which wOuIdI he Imposed upon It. The progpccts seem good for u concurrence of the senate with the amended bill passed bv the house. The latter body has rejected the amendments to the commission bill which went through the senate. The house action Is In line with the rccommentiaiion of for— mer tlovernor Woodruff and is agree- able to Governor Weeks. Did Not Ranch House. The Sunday observance bill which went through the senate over the gov- ernor's veto did not reach the house an adjournment was taken just be- fore .3 o'clock when a vote on the missage of an amendment to the an» tumoblle bill which passed the senate earlier disclosed no quorum. it Is thought that the house will sustain the veto because of a feeling among the members that the ambiguity of the. words‘ fat the general-welfare of the community" Is not able. An ef- fort was made yesterday afternoon to pave the way or action on the bill. It won thought that the house would surely pass the measure over the veto. but an Incident of recent occurrence hinglng on the‘ ‘roading do a law" of a judicial opinion 19 s- ty court judge and brought to the. attention or some of the prominent members of the house. has Influenced them to go slowly when the wording of a gen- eral bill is uticstioned. Case in Point. It In said that recently the Rev. Joel S. ives. of Merlden. was fined In the Hrnnford police court on the charge of having his dog unlicensed. it appeared that Mr. ives has his dog I- ' at his home In Meriden, and that he visited his summer home. While there a complaint was made about his dog. The statute provided that when a dog owner goes to an other town to reside he must notify the town clerk in order to have the license changed. Commissioner Averill has ruled, however. that the domicile of a dog is the same as the owner. In Mr, lves‘ case It is held at the capitol that his dog was properly li- cens and he was simply a summer visitor In liranlord. He paid his fine. it is said. without taking an appeal and now the matter has been called to the attention of Commissioner Av- erill and Governor Weeks. This inci- dent having been brought to the at- tention of members of the house as an example of the ambiguity of II statute and Its effect when interpreted at once launched the effortIto meet the situation as regards the Sunday bill. Will Change Wording. . It was suggested that the house vote to lndefinltely postpone action on the Sunday bill and the void and this being (1119,10 have Introduced another bill identical with that ve toed hith the exception that. the Swords "general welfare of the coin nlaui " 'will be omitted. It is be.- Here that such a bill can pass and be acceptable to Governor'Weeks. It :was “'Sehtltor hatlmer's intention to so amend the bill had not President i’ro Tami Brooks ruled that a tail re. turned with a veto message could not be amended or altered In any way. oath to Blue Laws. The sentiment in both house and sonic is ovbi'w’helmingly in I‘dvor of manage of a Sunday bill that will re move rom the statute books sortie of the vary enchant law's that encumber them a d that have come dbwn through 60 years, but the sentiment ls strong against what was tertned to d gbale "desecration of the Sunday. " It Is expected that todayt rd will be a lively debate on the altar. It is lone or. a- very few Items left to be disposed of Mach opposition also has dqvelo d to the bill by those who cIIIaImI'e t at professional‘ baseball pro 'mote'rs‘ a once showed their hands wit u a bill was put bif‘lts passage on be re It rcachell‘ thelgtivernor Iby pricing professloaartissgne gains ltlte ands. Sana'toi‘ bu er said-tin trouble etioagh f9r til?! 1909mm hats bulimia It.” m a .tem BlilJlssssit- 'Tlie bll to levy 09" strain tax 0!, 1.00.0.0“ milluou tile gr d'lé? 0‘ 0922.- mm ulhrotig to hence, In concurrence without a word of oppo ultian. This will bring In 8022, 000 In .‘,.i two 'yaar s. on oil-tbs hill «you relax lass» “00“}. 1:1 I, It '3" III W3. pt;- n.1— Not Another Like It Republic. To give positive home testimony In every locality is of Itself uniiuswer- able p f of merit; but when we add to this the continued endorsement from people who testified years ago no evidence can be strap 91. A South Norwallt citizen grate ally acknow- ledges ihe good received front Dunn's Kidney Pills. and when time has lost- ed the (‘IIl't‘ we find the some hearty eu- dorscmeut. with added enthusiasm and continud praise. Cases or this kind art~ plentiful in the work of Dosn' a Kid uey Pills. and such a record Is unique In the annals of medicine. Mts .lohn liotst, 70 Spring Street. South Norwalk. Conn. says: “At lil- tervals for about four years, I. was an noyed by ItLdney trouble. There were terrible pains in my hips and l was subject to headaches and ditty spells. At night I could not sleep but tossed and turned trying to find a comforta- ble poultion. My mother had used Dean's Kidney Pills with sutdi line to salts that she advised me to try them and l procured a box at Plnltsed's drug store. They helped me from the first and finally cured me. I have had no need of II kidney remedy for a long time and my advice to anyone afllicted as l was, Is to gel l)oan‘ s Kidney l’IllaI and glva them a trial " I"-ot stile by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Mllbatu (‘o.. lluffnlo, New York. sole agents («or line United States. Remember the name~l)onn's—and take no other. In our Broad (‘lmniberiuln of New Britain oppor tunily to decry the actions of towns. cities and counties in trying to have the state foot the hills of county homes and other institutions under the Inl‘ presslon that the state had a lot of money to spend lie also said that the state had been very lavish in Its expenditures. Increases Salaries. Another bill passed curried till,- ‘200 In appropriations to meet In» creases In salaries which lInVe been given a number of court officers. The bill giving a judge discretion In awarding double or triple damages to sufferers from collisions on highways was adopted. The present law gives the court. no discretion. The sum of $239 was given to (‘. l‘. Roberts. of New Haven. as ex- penses of the committee on judiciary. and $500 to L. W. Morrison an addi- tional compensation for compiling bills of the house. this latter-sum be~ lug In addition to a previous award for part of the work. lloth these resolutions went through the senate earlier. The house passed the amend- ed bill which, In effect. wipes out the present laws regarding the seizure of craft engaged In dredging illegally on oyster grounds. the bill to make ll- quor sellers who have been convicted tile. a heavier bond on re-applying for a license: the bill increasing thepow- ers. of the voting machine commis- sion. and the appropriation bill to meet the school expensse for two years, all these matters having passed the senate. House Accepts Changes. On the automobile bill the house accepted the changes made by the senate earlier In the day except that on taxing the. machines by horse pow- er, and the house was adjourned for lack of quorum. 'I‘he senate has less than half a dozen matters to pass and the house not over; that number. when both bodies will be ready to notify Governor Weeks that they await his pleasure. This may mean recess until 'l‘rlday or, more llkelv. until next Tuesday (lov- ernor Weeks ls out. of the state until Thursday and Senator Brooks is not lng governor. The rush of business Is now with the engrossing clerk. The number of measures adopted this session is considerably below the number passed In 1907. CONNECTICUT PATENTS. The following were Issued August to 1909. List furnished from omce of_ A. M. “ooster. solicitor of pulénts, Bridgeport, Conn: .l. P. Smith. New Haven. lire-escape. W F‘. lielmond, writing machine I F. Morgan Hartford, adaptable terminal contact for safety fuses. .l. Keith, Hartford. and M. h. Bris- tol, w.- Hartford. firearm. .l. Willmann, Derby, and cooling process. T. I). Stone, Wallingford. traverse- ring. ‘ 0. ll. Simmons, Bristol. floor and ceiling plate and making the same. ' Hartford. type- pasteurizing N. 1:. Clark. Plainville. 2 patents: slitting mechanism: expanded metnl fabric. Trsda Mark. C. I). [loss 81 Son, Incw New London. biscuit. lNJURED m shawl “TITLE. LIMA, 0.. Aug 18. -—-Corporal Scott. Private Ustler and Private Grant. Springfield members or the First lteg Iment junior Order of United Ameri- can Mechanics in camp bars. wereiu- lured In a sham battle yesterday. Us- tler sustained a hursted eardrum by a, premature exploslouy. Scott had an arm badl lacerated and Grant'reeelv- ed a bay net thrust In the arm. ___.__,_.._1_. HIGHWAYMEN HELD UP TROL- LEV. CLEVELAND. 0.. Alig. lil—Twomus ked highwaymen held' up a street 0.8" In Colllngwood early today, but these were no asaengers In it. They took twenty finer: and sorts watch ‘Hndsorrom'. John 0' nrke, the nductor, and a mantis "mood Jacob D0ck. the mo- 19W "ICIN'fl’ KIQMI' WIRVOOM ”Asquith; nIalf; Anya-drug}: I Percentl. :of Chicago. limit“! out Brynn of Mulsvllle. in the fifth round of a prise fight. Tait nl hf. oil a alumni- In the Ohio rigor, w are the police have no ‘jurtadiotbii. i ' ~ . rt»;\~ri- 7‘ ml! Read Co twill” .111th” The Store closes at Ava o'clock except Saturdays. Hammocks at Coil Greatest Hammock Offer of the Summer. During the balance of August we will close out the re- nmimlcr oi.onr Hammocks at cost. Note :I few of the reductions: for 74c. for $1.10. $I.oo stIvlc $1.75 style $2.51) style $3.00 style $4.1m style for $2.11. for $3.03. $1.50 styli- "2.00 style for $1.61. $2 $3.50 slylc $0.00 style for 96¢. for $1.38. for $2.02. for $2.48. for $4.13. .75 style These lines t'tlllslsl of plain white and fancy cotton wov- cn goods. Also Couch Hammocks in plain white canvas and Kha- ki Cloth. t‘tullplclt‘ with mattresses. 1:75“ style for $6.00. $8.50 slIvlc ltll' $5.80. .511).th st} lc for $7.20. $050 style for $7.60. $0.51) style for $8.40. Lower tlom‘. foot of center stairway. Summer Dress Goods Reduced We have manic special priccs on scvcrnl lines of Summer Dress Goods in ill‘IlL‘l' to close them out. l'rintcd Lawns 6V4c. value ioc. l’rintctl Ilutistc 10c. vuluc 151‘. Printed Dimity sz/Qc, vuluc 15c. l’rintcd \Iuslius 1291c, value tor. l’rintcti Batiste with borders ”Vac. value 191‘. l’ I‘llllt‘tl Dotted Swiss 22%c,\ value 351'. Printed Silk ()rgautlics 19c, value 251'. licnutiful ticslmts in Sill.- (lrguutiies at 29 and 39c, value so and 75c. \\'n.~ll Goods Section. imvcr floor. French Steel Mesh Bags We have secured a lot of French Steel Mesh Bags, the kind that are so popular this season. lnrly soltl for $1.00 and up, the lot 'l'licy are offered at a shapes. and sizes. makes them a bargain. These bags are regu- containing,r (Iiiicrcnt hgurc which Special price 45c. Center table, near Notion Counter. After our Semi-Annual WWW Hitchcock Signs Order kit issuance 0i 50.000000 to Be Ready Sept20 WASHlNGTON, August 18. —Post- master Qeneral Hitchcock signed to day an under for the issuance of a new twocent stamp in commemoration of the 110091; suitor; s'sletll‘fiileh v‘vhign 11 to Oct. 9 stamps gills” one design includo's sit sum Nature showing the palliation oi‘ fill“ try the time a man Is ready to wear. : fund a laurel wreath large that It no limpi- lengths. also small I or which my to put Into the larger Isalas. Regular price $6.00 .................... . ...... . Sula Prlcs $3.“) LADIES‘ LAWN PRINCESS DRESSES, Regular price 35. 00 .......................... Sale Price 02.50 LADIES‘ GINGIIAM JUMPER SUITS. Regulay. price “.00 ..... . . . ........... , ....... Sale Price 890 LADIES“ GINGHAM JUMPER SUITS Regular price $1.98 ........ . . .. . ............. .8alo Price 11.00, LADIES' WHITE AND coLoann' SKIRTS ......... .At Half Prlol LADIES wui'i'is SHII‘II’I‘ vaisTs ........... . ....... At sale Price; PIECE GOODS AND FANCY GOODS ................ At and Prices Attractive Bargain—L in Many Lines A. Dickennan 81 Son 84 Washingop St, South Norwalk Telephone 446 Bill! Willi 8W ‘ bathed In. New York one the We big:I hspd lsso . 1‘ I. xte- theta $111th broken Ilnes and short did not have sufficient doom it all of those we out very low figures and Include thsrh Iii our BUMIM'AG! SALE. We Note a Few Items LADIES' LAWN PRINCESS DRESSES, WASHIN’I‘ON August more. American Dreadnongbts. the xy- outing and Arkatisas,’ authorised congress. took first shape at the navy department today; when bids for their construction were opened It the pros- enIge of numerous representatives of shipbuilding firms anxlous to Qlllfil“ the contracts. These vessels are to eastwttl. 0‘00. 000 each. exclusive at ur- titer and armaments, are to make a high rule of speed and are to be of 20. 000 tons such. the lamest. over an- The 112D.” ‘3er Ci" nope ssvvtahufref.’ for Vss’als to cost OVOI‘ 80090.ng 0.99"“. Today. 18. ——'I‘wo Fifty million of these ’03 fthkenb t e Americ u aval salab- n be tuned and It I. hoped 1.1.1.1... liaise... 9 ill loan in em ready for: I"! b! 8111:1011- or vessels clog Mm 000 deotttb's original din-doorman, U the Dela n£”::m the North Am I! I 030.1% lit with the Ha at“ EEE?‘ :‘t rver and b the the Cler out $127!)ng ODDOIIIB piny, an amphetlwn‘l built at on Indians are also' to bones the 17 York navy. yird. are I‘the ”meant ion: IniIAg. 1111001700!th err-o “Thrush” 0W elng 22.000 0 11017th of- i 019 ‘zgélqu m. x. 91;; their competition toi- spree .9 tit as cont far the Wyoming and tub Arkansas. 00010 to lose sight of the fact man" Is also the "0thth his MIIII- Mi 8 l foglit reruns. II ‘Ifi ' »-
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