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Shirts and Ladies' and
Children's Dresses.
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92- hotness Department
'lsneh Office, Nerwalk
990 —-ldltor’s Residence
Metal Beds
The host Work of the noted lBCtOrlos can be found here. Our line com-
prises all at new designs and dishes. While wo‘hsve the moat inexpen-
sive beds In do that can be cal ed good. our stock embraces a great many
novelties at moderate prices and from that on up to the finest bed that is
Inpde. We llBYO some" bargains in beds that will interest the closest buyer.
want Enamel beds, a no to $1300
Brass Beds. _ $12.00 to $50.00
A. J. Collrns&Co
Funeral Directors and Embaimers.
12- 18 North Main Street, .
Squib Norwalk. Conn;
mfi—Clly Editor’ I Residence
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Miss Agnes C. Barrett. of Smith
Norwalkl is visiting at Indian Neck.
Mia. Jtdin D. i‘lint. of South Main
street is spending two weeks in
Rockaway.
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Mrs. ‘M. G". Keclcr. Anson F. Kecler. ,
Helen D. F. chlcr. Warren 0. Wood-
waId, of Norwalk.
Lieu, of New London have retuIned
home. after a five uccks' stay at l’lscco
Lake. Adirondacks.
. »—-Don't forget auction. .3 Quintard
avenue. Saturday. 2 p. m.
All is in readiness for the shore Illn-
ncr of Umas Tribe 0. R. M. this
evening at the Roton i’oint Hotel. it
is expected that 100 will partake of the
various delicntles of the (”MINI
special tIol|c\ (III will lt‘ilH‘ at
oclock and at 2,45 the lllllllt‘l uill be
served.
The plank steak dinner which was
scheduled for this evening at the
Mnhackemo Hotel. to celebrate the
election of Elbit‘t W. Clark to the
presidency of the Connecticut State
Fremen‘s convention. has been post
poned until Wednesday night of next
week on account of the shore dinner
of Home Tribe tonight at Roion
Point.
Those who take out hlmtors’ licenses
this year 'wili pay fifteen cents more
than formerly under a new law passed
by the legislature. Licenses issued this
year will expire on January 1. 19l0, rc-
gardless of their date. Formerly the
licenses were good for one year. Under
the new order of things resident sp-
plicnnts will pay $1. ‘25, non-residents
810.2 "I, and aliens 815.25.
-Take steunIcI Elizabeth this t‘\t‘ll
ing for Huntington llny and uitncss
the grand display of fireworks cclehra
lion moss-island trolley route iiont
leaves Ruton Point dock at 7:30 p. m.
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'Miss Emma .1. Bruudagc, the South
Norwalk manager of the Postal Tclo-
graph company. is indulging in the
pleasure of a week's vacation. whiIh
she is passing within call of the of-
fice. Mr. Sullivan from the Green-
wich mm: is substituting for her.
Mrs. Louis Udelmln, of Fairlield
avenue. has gone to Liberty. New
York. to spend her vacation.
.The Bethel and Redding Lime Co.
has resumed operations at its plant
tween Bethe! and Howie ville. follow-
ing the restoration of re lroad seriice
between the company‘s siding and
llethel. William A. Miles. of lift. Ver-
non. N. Y.. formerly of Dnnbury. is at
the head of the, company. Albert i-lis-
ler, of North Adanis. Mass. has been
engaged as superintendent of the.
plant.
.‘A wool train of nearly thirty cars
arrived in lhmbnry yesterday morning
{rem Hopewell Junction. At that city
the cars were switched‘to the Shore
lrlne division and taken to Wilson's
Point, by II DaIIlIIIry pilot. The wool is
a part of the consignment, stripped to
a Boston 11th which is being stored
for convenience in the Wilson Point
yards. there being no room at Boston
for. the shipment.
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-Don't forget auction, .1
avenue Saturday, 2 p. m.
HAL—.341.—
The Knight Street A. M. a «tent;
meeting. last night, who Ybry- inmost-
lng and idliiiii'fng REV. notion, of all-. . _
vermind preached, assisted by Rev
Wrgusbn. Brothel-Walsh will conduct
the meeting tonight. The Knight
Street A. M. E. Church Sunday
sohool adtoat’ob‘ile sodilll and concert
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2. 30 and 8 p. m. ice cream. cake, etc.
will be‘ on sale. ' -
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Banner Council. No. 54. Daughters
of Elbert. win hold its regular meet-
log-on
present to minke 'llnal- Itrrsnguments
for tho ItnhIn-l’plcnlc of Olive Branch
(‘ouncil No. 51. .of New (311mm: Emma
.l Dayton Gotldtil No. B or stammrd.
dildo nilr (ii Iron-"or some Nor-
To ber‘llél 'll M'l‘tfinlmillme,
day. August 28.
The Parent and Ben '
P. 0. so: Win-Tel. l20 ,
m 'CANAI'N. CONN.
oust-limit In" on. road 'dhd
out, less
90, '06. Serial No.
and Harold Van,
A:
7i
Quintard . .
ursday’svenlng. All mem- -
irrsrimvveapcclally 'rcqnest‘ed to be
” cred collar and cuffs. spl mild value, at 81.50.
hyper. warms same
film: YOU sass m‘
“Business Educator P”
Do not miss reading it. Sendfor copy to
Merrill Business College
Coliegé Office Open Every Day.
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
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The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
vane TEL. «92. MILL TEL. «as.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will out-
last metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roots and also for
flashing in place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
“MN. B.—Durlng Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
O. B. Jackson
Optician .
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438. NORWALK.
mono
A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
"Furniture
”member-'1 Season ’d Sale!
"Snell's, Ladies" A can: Beys’
Oxfords
White Cdn‘tfas Forum and Oxfords at Cost; '.
WALK-o an TO
FLYNN “ “RYAN i"
an wnemmou one“ cow Honwatrt
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A very early allowing of fall styles in tailored waists.
' A small but. distinguished group of the new waists for fall is
ready for inspection—wand to freshen the taunts of those who are leaving
here
A neat per le waist, white ground with line black cluster hnlr lino
btripe. a‘c‘cnrat y out and beautifully made. a very sericeable waist.
ht
town or charm? from seashore to moan
All white figured madras waist, broad pleats largo pearl buttons laund-
fislde‘dcket and two rows
91 _at8 81.98.
la in tailored waists of the
All white figured ma rns waist, broad-p
or large pearl buttons. a very at“! sh, NEE;
N. E RYAN CO.
Oxfords ,.
. sorrow.
Hero is I‘bhli'htlna costume that is
Ipvroprlate for both and that can
be lands more serviceable and less
dainty. or more dainty and less pro-
or dark color. In the case of the
model the material ll silk and the
color the lovely ova gray but
black to wan.
and voile is held essentially smart is
white gray. ecru. saffron. green and ;
violet.
lutely simple one made with fronts
over collar and trimmedwith Oriental
handing while it, allows a choice of
loose sleeves or those that are gath-
ered at their lower edges and tin-
lshed with roll-over cuffs. The skirt
is nine.- gored. laid in box plnils that
conceal all scams and that are
stitched list over the hips.
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THE HOME DRESS‘HAKER.
Old fashioned serges are particu-
larlv desirable for canine“ wear.
those in the twilight had quality for
then s weltr being llhsd better than
the lighter and finer serges. Both
styles in filris‘hu , and coats are
built up out of thddb‘nlatefials They
make cxtrbmely lionslble and prac-
tical school frocks.
Mothers will find it a great saving
of time to cut the yokes of tlny. low-
ncrkod dresses, with back and front,
both on u fold. so an to slip over the
head and avoid huttonholos.
The pork ts or uhite inllorod coats
are often important details in the
finish, adding m;- It to the’individ-
'oality of the garment. Square pock-
ets with buttoning flaps. such as are
in evidence upon the three-quarters,
semi-fitting coat. with slot seams and
square gold buttons are very popli-
iar. .
The very coarse laces. such as
guinures. are most in fashion for
adorning linens. etarnines and cloths.
The black and white check is libi-
qnitous. You meet it at every step.
in the guise of along tight coat suit.
a short loose Jacket or a mesh little
bolero.
FASHION"! Dlt‘TATEB.
Oriental designs in hstpins are
popular. Some of the tops. fash-
ioned like Egyptian fans. are made
of waving plumes. These are in the
light pink. yellow and green bonellke
t‘omposltlon. with feathers finely
chiseled.
One elaborate cotton voile in white
had a border of live very ndrrow
bands of some. plain satin material.
set. together by lines of open work
tier of floral applique silk.
Two letter monogram belt buckles
may be found ready made.
A bit of old crane is the very best
thing for dieting can't: gowns:
‘ one of the novel ideas is to have a
bracelet effect worked around the
. wrist pbr‘tlod and wound at the
. top of the glove where it loin? “the
side".
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it has been wisely said that an
ounce of real sympathy is worth a
lbushel of advice. Generally. advice
is freely given by people who are
“looking at the matter from a differ-
e‘nt innndpolnt who cannot at
through other eyes than their own
Noisy demonstrations ind em-
'phntic phi-nine only hurt the sensi—
tive spirit. smarting under a deep
slid' drive it 'fo‘ assume a
chilling reserve that resents ap-
Aproach to its hiddenjrief.
Grape Juice Ice Cream.
held one pint of milk. ltlr in one
'tpblcspoooful of flour. made smooth
to thicken cover and cock thirty
minutes. Beat till 11 ht two eggs
’and two cnpfuis of i‘uggr; add to the
'milk. cook fill llnd'oth strain and
‘oool. When cold Add one pint of
cream, and one and one-half cupfula
' 6f grape juice and from Pack and
allow to iipe‘li for two hours before
lbrving.
Pulled Ms.
together a tescupful each of
vino“e r ‘hn‘d «or and No not».
' spoonfuls of mutilated sugar When
'rery not drop boiled «been that
were sliced will a still warm. it i:
highest merit at pouidlivpricés. Look at
SOUTH NORWAIK
“Miami“ hat. but
get WBW‘F,’ tatocuisadseal.
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saically useful as it is made of light .
Oil in list of col- "
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The little Eton is an abso i
and back and is finished with a roll ,
stitching. and above 'this was a bor- -el
1In a little cold m‘l‘ilt. warn n beglnu »
. - a MM u s... m ~NW1fi.
HURRY FOR THESE!
: 10W Yin!“ “IPRON GING-
THURSDAY ..ALL' DAY
"in Finnish
i' Alison ‘ vinyl
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MJJP‘W rm.-
“fit”! I
.. 50:1,:
"Hooks and ayes (literature
mane
4c; Ward 2o. Gard 7c Yard
unammatirul. Eiiwaniutefi‘wmm “ "also FOR mass: 1
Combination Stills
.590
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$1200
White Bed Spreads
79c
"1.399: A, A
Table Linea
29c Ydl‘d
Huamtron'i‘umi
25c .
Dotted Swiss
15c Yard
tum”:
Huaav FOR 191an
$5.00
Trimmed Hats
98c
10c
Flannel
‘ 7 l-Zc Yard
HURRY FOR THESE!
$2.00 .
Shirt Waists
$1.19
B hlgcC .
at i aps
8c ach
HURRY FOR THESE!
All Linen
Suits
$3.98
25. '
Collars
10c
HURRY FOR THESE!
25c
Drawers
19c Fair
New Short
Muslin Skirts
iiiiillll hills ill
lllllilllli lililil Iwu
Both Branches ol Legislature Ccncr
one at Closing
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HARTFORD, Aug. 25.~-TIIII house
and senate Iomploted the business yI-s.
lt‘l'llll} and adjourned sine tllt', after a
vast amount of business.
The afternoon-was taken up prin-
cipally with presentation speeches.
Resolutions were passedextcndlng the
and he was firescntcd with a hand;
some gold watch and tub. Mr. Burns.
who lllilllt' the presentation said
among other things that it had been n
long session-98 days—and equals the
record made two years ago. Speaker
Banks replied briefly but with lunch
feeling, and said that it was a very
refreshing thought to him, that al-
though he had been compelled to
make more rulings than any other
speaker for luuny years that appeal
had not been taken from any of his
rulings, made as they wore upon the
spur of the moment. He had since
found. though, by Iefcrcnco to the
ibooka that some of his rulings had
been wrong llc ans also presented
,‘uith the block and gavel used through
out the session.
The presentation of a diamond rim:
to Clark lilodgett, and a chain and
charm to assistant Clcrk Sabin itus- ,
‘_scll a loving cup to Chaplain Country-
man. a gold “filth to House Loader
Burncs and a lming cup to Repre-
scntatlve Higgins of Winchester were
also made. Resolutions were passed
thanking the messengers and door-
‘I keepers
! Similar presentations were also
made in the. senate. President pro-
tem. l W. Brooks was given a watch
and also presented with the block and
gavel used in the senate, and with his
be r
Chaplain Sexton was presented with
a gold watch. Clerk John A. Stafford
la diamond ring and Senate Leader
SearlsJIi aclock. .
When to ate came
after recess titer Higgins
dared a resolution to pay fifteen capi-
tol employee for cxtIa services
tor Chase opposed the resqutlon say-
ing it was unfortunate for Senator
Higgins to reintroduce the matter. [is
hoped the senate would and the till-
prepriety oi' the action.
.The resolution prevailed by a mi“
of. l: to 9. A t‘flinmllteo was then
appointed to aprlso the house that
tho senate was ready for the joint con-
ference, a committee was received
from the house and both branches
then-met for the closing ceremonies.
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JOCKEY'FALLB To DEATH.
CARTHAGE, Mo, August 25.—wu
passed by ten thousand people. Fred
Tucker. a jockey. of Nashville. Tenn..'
was thrown fro the back of his run-
ning horse at he Great Kneel fair
yesterday and is dying at the Carthage
hospital. He was trying to force his
horse ahead of anothen whom the
horse tripped throwing him against
the quarter pole. His skull was fIac-
tured and his'lefl. aI'm‘ broken.
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i AUSTRALlAN [MEIRMLNAVE
lONDON. August 25. -'l’he admiralfi
ty announces today that tile Auétra‘ltan
squadron of the imperial navy will
. --~lq’ of rib“ gram-M frvt’vil‘ three
other .c boat. Ilse-
crayon ra‘liil All“ ‘ee all a.
‘ 1,93 Washington . South Norwdllt
‘ Street Conn.
thanks of the house to Speaker Banks ,
together .
intro. ,1 ,’
Senu- " .
Roton Pomt otel
Now Open Under New Management ,
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating;
Bathing and Other Attratflions ' '
men cuss concerns. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. on THE NARA
Especial Attention Given to Autdmohlle
TEL. 500. JACOBS BROS" Managers
Tar, Flag, Cement, Gravel, Asphalt, Concrete
Grading, Lawn and Garden Work, ‘
Road Oillng
RAYMOND BROS 1
The Skilled Repairer ‘
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is the important factor to the owner:
of a first class machine, so that Joni-ii"A
know that youI auto has been put in
good ordei. and at the lowdst mice
that can be charged by competent
workmen. if you desire a ruler-flora
our garage to attend to your want!
our phone is 2854.
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WE REPAIR
Stoves and Furnaces or all kinds. replace broken
. parts. supply ltutland Fire (tiny when your lire bridle
.lt‘lt'eplltml Fixturef-«Juul. the thing for cool Septehlliol' ‘
evenings. I
Take the tIolls‘y. visit
ans litllllliiis iiili’ill “or
, .STEAMER Anion sA‘r'E. i also FROM oUNsd'o‘T wows,
- NEW YORK August 26.—-The fish- , LONDON. 'Au-glflt 25.——m Instill“
ing steamer Arlen, with about 60 pan, was held today into the donut vision
bangers on board, which was missing tier of Lord Eliot eldest son of ill
all last night: after II trip to the nets. am of St. Germans. who was an '
ing hanks off Bandy Hook. was towed; dead at Port Eliot. the family use.
in today by a steam pilot MIL The deuce. rom a gunshot wound. Th
Arion. in tow, passed
Hook at 8:36 a. In.
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’17 WELL
udr‘twnut.
JInilteIl suicide. He had acted s t ‘
ly since ills recent return (realm ‘7':
Lord Eliot was born in 1885.
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DWI' m nfirbemo W?! “595‘”: CHICAGO. August .lb—Prlcel‘. It I
ftflfiminfinfi’ tin-eternal“ for with-gm and quality of monuments and t»-
P , atohrs will be diacuuaedazl
“9%,. , Mu mmaigad anal canye'ntion 3f flea allw‘
. ‘53-. minimum-II. alouuutelit «our docistl
lm'tno a two days session here ‘
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{Luther M. Wright
bows out-- and MRI a fine lino of Basket Grains and" I
in by SW! iverdiot was that the young nip): cow
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