I As ususi, we add BPEOIAI. ITEME at Bargain Prices.
n,"
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annoys wmsrs ‘
Value 81.25 to $1.49.
Value 81.98.
3 Regular price $1. 00.
STOCK WAISTS ......
Regular price 81. 25
Regular price $1.49.
Ladies Walsts
IBAMPLE WAIBTS . ..............50c
‘ Value $1. 00. (Somewhat soiled).
............75o.
SAMPLE wmsrs ..............99o
I madman-res, voiLoo .......24c,
Piece Goods
Voluo 35o. 3 3 ‘
WASH SILKS ...................24c
Value 38c . ,I ‘
who... Mote: were pro
out. Tho Intuition o1 trio previous moot
I ‘ In; wore stood by Cloris John J Cuuoo
‘ and city council rooms
rather, the late J. J. Goodwin.
and, on voto,.opprovod
Jonson M. Goodwin petitioned to be
appointed janitor 6f the police statlon
tosuocood his
It was voted to Iioter the matter to
3_3tho oommittoé on city hall
The following was read by Clerk
(tunes:
Hon. Mayor and [lucid of Councilmen
88.24 3.23 in the hands of the treasur-
or and the ofiice.
current billsI‘pnid.I
Respectfully submitted,
WATER COMMISEIONWERS
i Tuuitl'itou light at the come: at Stuart
ngllomont~We report the sum of.
July interst and
it was voted to accept. the report
i, (louuclbului Millet recommended it
oronuo and Volley piuoo 'ond ono iu
, Woodwond avenue, midway. botwoou‘
JMosdow street and 3urtitt nvou
id
moudatiouu of the light commission
or. ‘
Councilman McMahon reported that
lug-the Stuart and Connecticut. are}
non sewers which were much in ch-'
cons of tho umlroprlntions.
judgment of the oflicialu to discontinue.
tlnuo the Connecticut nvcnou sewer.
Bids for this work will be udren’lscd
for soon.
It was voted to adjourn until July
17th.
mm
ORDERS FOR CAMP, ISSUED.
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Col. Gilbert L. Fitch Arranges Plans
it was voted to accept themi‘ocomt
bids bud been received for rotiotruozt—
It was the -
the work in Foiriiold avenue und'con- ‘3' "
ISTOGKQIWAISTS . . . . . . .. . .
srocx warms ...............$1.19
“ I
. . . . . .379c Willie 19c.
‘b
.98: Value 10c.
Usual price
PRINTED FOULAHDS .........12‘/go 3
PMINTED‘LAWNS .....I..........
PRINTED LAWNB,IoIiiy .....Wso‘
LADIBB' SHAPED vns‘ro .......17o
.8:
25C. (Markup seconds)
Other“ Items of “Interest and benefit to Our Customers
“A. . DICKERMANN’ 81 SW
84 WashingIonIStreet
Phone. 446
South Norwalk
We Give S. 8: H. Green Trading Stamps
ficvunasousv waoomo oowus.
mris Contourleres Copy OIdITIms
' Styles
At the smartest. weddings of ‘tbel
fpresent season many of the gowns
have been modeled from the pictur.
pique gowns of a century ago, and all
no accessories are carefully studied
and copied, writes a Paris corresponv
dam. of the New York Tribune. At It
recent grand wedding. for instance. the;
libido wore an adorable first empire
Mn ol’ soft white satin. with heolloss
white satin shoes laced across tho top;
lithe foot with white ribbons. The
Eli!!! of her frock which was scout and
MI. was trimmed at the foot with o
Amok rucho of white taaeta, with rav-
M edges. and the satin sash hadI
Idiom/lily fringed ends. A short veil of
an." old lace-«n Ismlly heirloonv—lsld
over her head in the ohupe of a cop.
who wrenthed with tiny white mood.
”and who carried a prim little bouquet
a the some flowers.
The mother of the bride wore a
mu oi’ sliver gray Intin under it
along tunic of old Vonlso lace. The
ninth-hoped n sleeveless ovorcorsnxo.
7 the skirt opened In the middle of
back over a narrow snshllkstroin
,jliver‘hrocodod satin finished square
‘ the hem. A bouquet of yellow pur-
oI-Itlntod orchids was thrust Into the
it, and the purple shaded feathers
Minutes! a directoiro bonnet of silver-
'oy straw.
filo mother: of the groom wow u
' if creme embroidered whito iiiot
ith s narrow court trnin oi nat-
lue brocade: hung from tho
ldors, it was quite true from tho
chili. which no out rather‘ short
"It Ills ‘ highbeolod diomond book-
,flhm. Old Milan loco mingled
tits ambroldorod diet ions or the
3 in a round collar. not at the
”dad diagnosing In trout Into re-
fit“ and"! inside the belt. The
ohm“ In at now furrow-nobo-
show tho hoirwwn's covered
if our. limb Milan bloc and
at one aids with a flat rosette
no and ohuugouble toilets
trsight. with no trimming
rhlit Hostile: hour, turning a
3 column Into o sorylcoublo
'oi the costume is confined to
. accessories.
cord loop. below the waist lino. lnp
plug to one side. A newer fashion is
to belt them loo'saly with a narrow
sush with fringed ends,» this ties at
discretion In the middle or the buck,
or at one side—411 It manner {or smart-
cr than the one‘slded closing we have
bud so long.
The new parosols are fascinating
with their long lint-handled sticks.
their guy colors und their borders of
fringe or irllis with tusseled and pink
ed‘edgeo. They are carefully match
ed to the color of the sash and stock-
lugs. and in many cums all the color
these
in the case of u colored costume the
'pnrsool moot be one of the many love-
ly combinations of block and white.
White pornsois trimmed with block
velvet In wide borders and bows with
long ends arcs more attractive to the
"night than comfortable to carry, on ac‘
‘00qu of their weight. The porosolo oi
'biock monssollne do solo; with a wide
frillod border covered with whlto loco,
or with many tiny frills or whito maus-
oeline do solo. are more practical.
STYLES ONE MAV BEE iN PARIS.
Now ldsu In Motsrilis. Drones and
Wraps.
A new idea soon at the favorite wo-
toting places is indium truck or
white trimmed with a contrasting coil
or, writes the Paris corrospondont or
the I w York Press. This in o: ilnon
and can be plolu, striped or chucked. A
chic little circuit or, this character was
of wblto iiuou, eyelet embroidery, and
trimmed Mill on under-ohm of blue.
The tunic woo slashed up lit one side
and trimmed with blue ovol crocheted
buttons on each aids. The bodice was
or white. with n sloop circular collar or
blue lined with white and trimmed
with buttons. The kimono slot-Ives wore
treated in a similar manner, lindor
them was In full. pulled alcove of bins
chilion that curried out tho color idea
and at tho Hamil! ‘timo sortenou the
straight, trying line of the kimono cult.
A gush or blue chilipn. striped with
blue linen. nulshod, the oohe’mo.
Thloh cords of satin. linen stilt or
cotton ore used to form braided do-
slgno on tho bottom of shirts, on cob
lots and inbrlo bats.
Buttons til the flirts of plain
tailorod who. no not {target to open
the silk skirt at the loft sido over a
contrasting undershirt.
of dotted swim over the polo solid or
blu chins stilt, rm
Llugcrlo costs tar citiidron are mndu 3_
lingerie buts shown In the best shops,
nmitc cool, attractive costumes for the
little ones.
Some of the latest labels ore piuit
ed and gathered upon a plotted ribbon
in some bright color. such as cerise,
emerald or bright blue.
~ to the city Iiurt the water mains be ex-
and place It on tile.
A communication from the Merch-
ants' and Manufacttuets Association.
urglug‘thut Louis ii. Nash's potitlou
tended to his new factory be given
favorable action, was read.
it was voted to refer the matter to
tho wotsroommiosiouoro with power,
The unfavorable report or the obor-‘
tor committee was submitted by John
Keogh.
Councilman Miller moved that tho
iepoit be received and the Committee
discharged.
(
ed that he came to the meeting for in“.
log Putnam avoriuc.
Mo was willing to stand (301- E
looted II in error.
been establishod when the council oc-
ccptod the report of tho linecboldrs
2dr. liaugh protostod against
plan on the grounds that illo‘monsuro-
mcutsu were taken liom the worst sldcr
of the silos-t, witoml the props”: or. u-
on tho oust. sido of tho ctiooi
dumugod. He hold that the action was:
on Rood strcot
Mr \ichiohon stutod that the city;
oil to tho city.
‘ substantiate his claim.
ruults uorc Iii l’fezcuL
ed his notice.
Plotted tulle is also in favor [or rut
tics on collurs and cults.
the newest suushodos. Contrasting iin~
lugs or chiffon or silk are used on the?
linen and bungee ones.
The combination of bmdorlc un-
gluise with mousselluo do sols In col-
orss Is one that must nut be overlook-
cd when planning lingerie (rocks or
the dressy typo. “There are bands: or
the colored muslin or deep homo under
color on sleeves and bodice A cord
01 ll Ilk or muslin sash dellnlcs the
waste lino.
Filet over color is auothor ldoo (or
the summer gown. Pole rose Is the
shade combined with whitc.
Flowered organelles, muaiiuu and bit-
tlsteo um rapidly barging to the front
oi new motorinio. They om woven to
bordered outlets and are beautiful.
BlocltIund-wbito Alliances uro still
favored. The White is cool, and the
block glues the contrast that mutton it
poouibio Ior women oi all uses to
wear It.
Trunsporontwrsps oi marquiootto,
chiffon, silk or vollu sro being dioplny~
ed by all the modlotos and worn by the
woli-dmsuod woman in the Afternoon
and evening. They are drawn, trim
mall. with wide loco, fringe and hand
embroidery. and load It lovely color
note to our costume.
6A8 WA: TURNED 0N.
l-IIIIDGIIIPOR'I‘, July 8 w’l‘nomus
letiiifli. aged 32, or Torrlngton, who
is omployod In It {notary here, nucl-
deuutily turned on the nu in‘hls
room early this morning sud was on
adulthood when the odor of the zoo
wss defected by another boarder. his
is In at Viugont's hospital in a. con
iouo condition. but‘ltill probably w.
covsr. ‘
o
TWO‘PIIGS GOLLAR.
now on tailored suits... Tho collar Is
mammal withthwlid. bottom or to;
hroidsryMI. John ’ifcioxmlh
l
tumor. and there In always a touch oil,
' i turned his protest Into p1oasuro.‘
A classed-stole offset .Is something ‘
not continuous or HIE bdclti Ills In too
pianos, and tho ondsI duo oroofld and ;
I B Loumios. or Woodward on»;
lune, complained that there had never:
Long bundles are characteristic of been any oil on the street and he re 15‘”
to :coted that this mutter be ntttndedl
to
He also complained in regards to an
ill smelling c tub basin In Iron: of his
boom which should be attended to.
Commissionor Mollulion stated that
Woodward avenue, would he oiled u!-
tor South Iliuin street, on well as other
Esti‘ects In tho city.
(‘ouucilunm Powers asked that oil
be put on \ulicl place unll that thel
stoum which protrude ci'ht or ten:
inches ubovu the guide be removed.
John .l. lrriug, oi Lincoln around.
stated that 750 lost of sewer had been
laid for three houses in that stroot.
There remaiusIsoo loot not oewcred.
He said that he bud n cesspool which
was running over. He noted to can
boot with the sewer. Ila «old that
there was 300 fuel or slower in River
street which would never be used.
Mayor Poblman explained the that,3
tor and history of the case. He said
that an attempt. wu- modo loot your to
get the board of estimate to npprouri
oto monéy to «Iiomploto this work, but
they turned it down.
Mr. irvlng was very insistent. but. ho
was intormed that he would have to
got along until noxtfysor;
D. William Harlot-d said that ho was
desirouo or boring Burbank stroet oil-
ad. but Mr. Molishon's remarks“ bod
,nqu
The blilo “(lid read and on vote on
dcrod pnld.
Mr. McMahon stated inst some limo
use, the council appointed )1 ohurtor
oom‘inittee which has Incurred some
okpenoo in tho why of Houonrnptlor‘s
undcosnnd the question limo as to
who would pay the continue, the morn-
bars or the committoe or the titty.
mottsiy that tho bill be hold by the
city.
Mr. Mollinho recommended that the
bill fig 8877’, submitted by the MI. Car
on Forestry Aododiniiotb to hold ob
Nurwnlk, has received the Ioilowiug
ordets fox camp of the Coast Altilleiy
Corps from Col. tillbert L. Fitch com-
mundnnt Stamford:
0., c.
ill. their
.1911 (at an hour to enable. them Icy
comply with subsequent orders roiav
*oquipmont tor ten dnys' dutx at l‘ort
I? .l. llaugh oi Putnam avenue. stat.- l ,HJ,
iormuiitm regarding the work of grad ‘giuplfil 11 1] 1'\ v xv xv; G 0 No.
”‘8 sold “”11 he‘d, c H.,Jllly3.3,l910 and paragraph
understood that six {Nil 0: “(18888182 "I (l O \‘O 4 C “3 July 1] 1910
.9311! three feet of gross plot was to he. excepting section c and ,1
‘ laid out.
cloned offiter and tour priuies (in-
‘1‘“ 35951331011 BIN ”131 W“ “'35 “0 eluding one cock) from each company,
uud field that u sidewalk width had and the cook or the bond will leave
t,boir homo stations at an hour to on
:nblo Ihcm to report to corps quarter
the master at Nev. London railroad sin
lion ct" I n. In, July 19, 191].
have printed and forwarded a
ors gnvo nothing, while the residents company commander
Willi? tags for attaching to baggage.
no. honest or runsounlllr, not did I“: nisb the necessary transportation to:-
think Il right that tum, should uiielinen and camp squipugo nod tnstruc
in loot more thou the property holders Iions pcxtuiuinx to transportation will
be bound in animation: orders
was not tolling one .00: otdir. Hnugh s ispectlve home smtluno will hire wagon
lilopei‘iy no the 910mm takon boloun-Hmnswrtstion at the Iowast possible
tie recited history tol lprioos {tom nrmorics to and
trslu or boot.
Mr Rough sin: cd that while he didmrguipment to. be shipped no baggage
not attempt tow “misc Engineer C N true. disttlct qunriermuster will for
Wood, he would say that eiery ilmelnlrh those oiilcors rum hero to be sign
MI. \\ and summed no ["0le1 Ii‘ his,“ b\ the outset: poitormlug this not:
fun tlnuspottntiou which must be for
“I li-quii “us informed ill-ill ht‘lunrdcd to him at Fort II. G. Wright.
,ltud thlttv (lilla in will it to nppoul N Y., wltbm lilo days fro!“ Jul}- 333
through the motto one: he bod recolv- I 1:,”
than].
commissioned otl‘lccrs will leave their
(3. C. Smith. odiutont; Surat.
iio shown and it was voted uunnb ‘
' pounds on o‘toiud all: (contain.
sucoeéstui than will ulcctdl blitzes,
for Coast Artillery Corps.
First Sernoont Thomas Hunt, oi a
Stamford. June llil, 191i.
.lencrul Orders No. 5.
I. Pursuant to G. O. No. 18.
a.
A. G.
, this command will assemble
home stations on July 20,
tlic to train sobeduioll, with full field
\\ tight N Y
ll. Attention is directed to para-
iii A working detail of n commis-
lv. The corps unnrtermnstcr will
ouch
the nocossury
Tho. district quortctmnsicr will ill!“
The- following oliiosrs- -ut their re
from
tor all homage and
AI Danielson—-(‘upi i) 1.. Barbie
At Norwicli~~igopt. W. .Torbcx
At New Ltmdonv-‘CI'IIpt.“j ll 9. Eliot
At Bridgoportwbloior 1.. .l. Herr-
Ai Nonvnlkwi‘upt. A. hiosomun.
AI Stamfon ~~~Capi. E. (l. (I‘uuniugv
At lmenwich. Capt. J. J. Hall.
At llnnbury-I—tupt. C. W. Judson.
V. The following «silicon: and non-
homo stations ond‘report ut i-‘ort H.
,G. Wright on July 19, 1911: Col. Gli-
bort l.. Fitch, commanding; Cnpt. F.
biojoi
to. st Hermon A. Schupp, Post Com-
missary Sergeant .i. A. Cutler sud Post
Quartermaster dormant Thomas Hunt.
Cspt. P. . Morgan, Corpo Quarter-
master and Lloutsni E. R. Barrows
will roport to assistant uunrtormuutor
general. at Nlnutlc. Court. on July lit.
i911. at 7 it. In, to receive onmp equip-
oao. "
Capt. IE. (I. Cunningham, corps (tour
misslry. will report at Bismiord on
July 18, lull. for duty no train unor-
tot-master.
Vi. Until Iurthsr orders oiilclol com.
monléatlono will be addressed in Capt.
N. (l. (I‘. limith. ddlutant (2. A. (7.. c.
N. 0., Stats Armory. fitnntiord, Conn.
VII. For. Hit, (l. O. No. 2, (1. II, c.
III. to hereby revoked.
Vill. ‘All enlisted men are directed
to ship their olive drab cops and run
out leather bolts In the sound boxes.
IX. ,Tbo trsvcl dirocted Is nooosnnry
in the military service.
by order or I
Gill/UNEL it‘i’l‘IIII
Frederick ii 0 Smith,
Captain C. A. (I. CAI (3., sdlutnui
Looumo Iron A WHI'rn tumors
HMS. I .I
NEW. roam July 6 .moootuor odor-t
to pick it "n‘hito hopo" will it binds
by the Nst'ontl Sporting Club or Am
Milli hero on August It). I The club In»
nouncod todnywlhut thin ouoond oilini
nation toutnshtont vols opens: any
ono who oolghod morn than gilt)
lbs"
~~ot
.I, I . V
”‘ FOR WOMEN
with white braid or polka dot
very moderate prices.
FOR MISSES
Mohair Suits, black and
$2.98.
FOR LITTLE CHILDREN
All~wool Suits oi flannel,
convenient, $1.25.
FOR MEN
cardinal, also in silver gray,
Fans, Paint Leaves japanese
variety.
Clip E illi- distill anmtiiitig
ghliultrh 135?.
Thc‘Storo'blosos bully at Five O’clock ‘ ‘ V "
Except Saturdays.
BATHING stuffs IN DEMAND
FANS.’ A fascinating display of all sorts,
I.
Mohair twoépiecc Suits" to black or navy blue, trimmed
Iacings, $2.98 and up.
Plain Black Mohair Suits with broad facings of block
taffflo and small black buttons, $5. 00, extremely neat.
Salt Water Flannel Suits in black or navy blue, at ‘
navy, in sizes 8 to 16 years,
one-piece, comfortable and
Suit Rooms, second floor.
...
Pure Worsted Suits, blue trimmed with white and
$2.50 and $3 00.
Cotton Suits in navy bloc and black, $1.00.
Wool Suits, navy and black, $1.50, $2.00.
BOYS’ COTTON SUITS, 75c
Bathing Shoes, Rubberized Silk Caps. Rubber Bags
for carrying bathing suits, Water Wings, etc.
Main floor.
IA TOURIST PACKAGE. Very convenient for mo-
tor parties, campers, and picnic folks.
tains six paper towels, one comb (to be used once and
thrown away). a wash ‘cloth,
10:.
The packagé‘con—
and a small piece of soap.
Notion Section. center.
Folding "
Lacquered Fans in dark
green and dark red, Silk Fans and artistic novelties in
Palm Leaves it 3c. Folding Farts on chains. 5c.
HAVE YOU TRIED LEMON- ICE- TEA in the Tea
Room? It Is delicious and r. dreshing on a hot day.
Mu».
‘
Women who need Wulsts are Invited to share In
some oxeeptlonaioircringo here this week.
On account of the remarkable values we are in-
» 'cludlng in this sale, we urge you to get your share
of them before It is too late.
styles. and every size from III to 46.
The N. E.
, 86 Washington Street
A broad variety of
Ryan Co.
HOT iN WAT£R8URY3.
W
flui- Has Olnlmd Flvo Victims alnoo
‘ Condom.
WATERIBFRY, July d.--Tbo tampon
More in this city In; hlgbor than It lino
been at any time since iiilili. 'l‘bo
boot has claimed four Waterbury rid:
tims besides Franklin Tompkins, who
died Monday.
om, Elisabeth Donaldson. who but!
boon living with rolotlvoo boro sinco
site some loom muslin/d I'oooutly, diod
youtetduy lit Bollovillo. N J... whore
she went a few days ago to mnko u
short visit.
Elizabeth. tho sévon mouths' , old
daughter oi Edw'ord Shuuuohnn, of
ill Ridge street, succumbed to tho
heal. on standby night.
the ‘ilrooksido homo last week and
woudorodf bond, tor tinco days My
tore ho was recaptured; died ’i‘uosdhy.
exhausted by oxoosuro and tho hoot.
Mr . Jennie Nadine, Will: out iloiboit
H. Nadine, oi 95 Grins street, died
Tuosdoy morning irony; congestion of
tho bruln brought on by lilo clients of
tho host
Thole hove boon auroral promo.
Lion‘s
Prohibit! tho i bargain you vs
boon Willi ‘ on
“It's
»M—wmw_~ .
‘Josoph Mosaic, who cacopod .Irom‘
rououo.
[I number of tho people, who read and
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MANY OPERATIVES tour.
atriko Situation In Manchester, 69191 1
land, Spreads.
MANCHEB'I‘EII, iciluinnd, July tin»
The situation growing out of the strike
at cortors wins iurthcr oomplicaiod Io-
duy by tho enforced Idlonsss oi’ tllous~
suds of cotton oporutivea, blurry mills
are unnblo to obtuln cool and other
supplies and have been compelled to
shut dovl’n Indcilnltoly.
Through or strikers and otltcto out
of work Were in tho streets the num
her being added to by Iovotal bun- ‘
tired cool minors who struck this mor- I
niug In sympathy with tho curlers and
the (lockers, who lmvo not. yet rotuno
Ied til le’R.
80qu I73 troops and 300 London
police III-rived”- this morning. 'l‘bcro
was on occasional recurring or stone
throwing, but tho police with their
cluhriuutod Ibo nlonllootontu.‘ The
strike loodoro declare that laughs bud
not the slrikoro are responsible tor I
the rioting Iliut lino token piano in'
some cases strike pickets cooperated
with the pollen in huslllug disturb
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3]. ‘I 3 I.
if you can over personnel in small 3 ‘
org innuoncod by "Wont" Itilifiii‘tliil.
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