Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 10, 1911 · page 2

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5 Friday and

A. uuual, wa odd aPEolAL ITEMS at Borodin Prion. .

Saturday

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Ladies Waists

 

PieCe Goods

Mr.
calamari. and that Mr. Mitchell wan
appointed aueoially to loch ouL tor the
natural growthora’ inhalants.
has a hill ready yet. it they cannot
agree on one hetwon them. each will
‘auhmit a separate bill.

tho approval of legalizing oi traualcrn

introduced by annular

Th thrill
d
. our-Ii. Mitchell and
‘ d to nettle things.
an open recruit, that .
Judiio‘n rooromntaL the Elonishlpt

 

Neither

Senator Dicker-mans bill provided

marked ”that Lh ' ground

,Tlio lanolin '

 
 
 
 

SAMPLE whis‘ra 50c
’ .LLVaiue 8100. (sumewhat soiled)

SAMPLE WAISTS ...............75c

maaouioarros. romeo? . . . . . . .24..
value and.

WASH SILKB ...................2407

made to non'roaldenta of the state.

Unless such all not goes through. the
his corporation won't be able to keep

not not in Orange, but ..z

.rfqullro ,
nonpandlthat’ Quilt. lily ‘

h}: civil suit. Honco Judge Ewan“ do» ,
aided to lot the case so over on lunh ,
It conditlon. ‘

 
 
 

oyster ground committed at New Ha-
Von had no right in those days? to
transfer such proportv Moreov r it
will be shown that when John M But~
ton died and bio estate went into the '
probate court, tho oyster ground was
put in as an aunt, and that no times
over WWWDMGLOD tho ground."

W

NORWALK CRICKETERS WIN ‘
AGAIN. ‘

 

 

A third intuioatod in the case said: “1
“it will lie ahown in due time that tho ~.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Value $1. 25 to $149.
A , Value $1.98.

Regular price $1.00.

gm L 5109K. .WAISTS

" Regular price $1.25. .

STOCK WANTS
Regular price $1.49.

 

SAMPLE WAIBTS "'."""""'99°

STOCKLLWALISTS

nun-norrunn-nu.

Value 39o.

“ v i .
..79c a no 19c

PRINTED LAWNs ...... .......8c

.980 Value 10c.
PRINTED LAwus, only ..........5c
..‘......si.19 - LADIES’ SHAPED vas‘rs ......3170

Usual price

 

 

PRINTED FOULARDS . . . . . . . . .12l/go

 

25c. (Marked seconds). '

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

A. DICKERMANN & SON

4 Washington Street

Phone 446

South Norwalk

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We Give S. 8; H. Green“ Trading Stamps

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

POINTED COLLAR. l
arious versions of the pointed col

’ '9 most modest having the appear-
co 0! a sailor collar of moderate or
ulcmlons that has been cut away Lei
altarp point at the back. A more
me. model is of natural pongee em-
on with pale blue spots, which
min quite to the waist and is finished
' [back silk tassel. Turned-up
lo the some material accompany
collar, and the effect of the whole
. ry attractive

fibril ono‘ elaborate coatume a large
M r colliir, with a slight point in the
' M of the back, is simulated with
" atin ribbon, and over this is a
olior iu the square sailor shape
it antin overlaid with diet lace.
gorge suit has 11 large sailor
:- bi! white corded our, over which
ttlio back two poihia of black sai-
och finished with a black silk tan-
wflun Diego Union.

 

 

, ' LINEN AND VOILE.
whionulilo idea tor linen and

mu hand around the bottom oi the
and then introduce a touch of
dolor in the waist. sum the A“
tan.

0 white crash linen model hid it
, i Alice blue crash finishing the
l’t lid three hands of Alice blue (did
old at the top or the bandit.
lat had the pennant oleevoii.
with a mind of blue and one big
turned back from tho Iiiirpiioe
ii: at the front.

It» Wan-ii-

, RETURN on own.

do, with mnt‘ching sleeve links
vogue again for the tailored iihlrt
Thoynre to he had in imitation
lupin lazuli and Judo not in sold
on run. any; the New York Tri-
A out gluon stud and sleeve
meat: the needn or those who
care ‘ior a atone oi pronounced

 

 

bottoming a fashion to mar a
irritant. leather halt with linen
This is riin through “it?!
'rmout. giving the Nortolk ot-

 
 

 

its troll.

 

 
 
 

4-w- ‘ A
uric drug which you trial: to
dollhouse! ghouid his rank.
tovorod reooutaolo with tho.
Lilo darn. than thoroughly
, , T

 
 

 
 

Flower pots and [moguls Iange in
price from 250 to $35 and an astoundi-l

may be seen on smart coatumes' lug pioportion of them, even the most smart and decorative

inexpensive, Lire artistic and beautiful'
Both earthenware and the bamboo are
particularly planning for summer 1159,
though brass ones are used to some
extent.

 

Either the white Panama, which is-

uiiils in no easy and effective way of
making thono uni-till garmenth hotli

—-——

, Here are a tow hints for color coni-
hinniions from the "New York Times.
3 which and that the rage for navy blue
lcaunut no on forever, and qow that
summer is here there are signs of 01th
or invoriicamooriwinhlo blue

‘will give it coualtioriltiou A. Wigglosworth. howled llundlo... 0
Briefly Mr. Waldo in said m be no law. Spray. bowled lionnolt cl
dulled of granting it private owner land . J Hum, ““de Mulch """" . ' '1"
that belonged to the suite and which!“ \ormau, mm“ 1‘3“” ~---~-~» 9
must be retained tor natural growth M D "°w'3- “WM E3” """"" W1:
era. In doing this, hir. Waldo la in»;-1 (”OWL "O‘Neil W -------- ~
ousod of helm; “unlailhiui to duty"lT ““51”“ howled Bonnol‘ 0
More than this, ii is said that. Mr 0- ““3“! “0“!“ “”“e ---------- 1”
Waldo iii apt to he held to answer {or i G Smit.li "0‘ 0‘” ------------- 1- 9
a violation of tho alaie‘ aiatutes, M“ Smith c 59’3“» ” ““99 ..... 2
"1mm; offense W. Rust. c \iiliiuniu, h \i. helanu 0
Section 3232 of the Statutes. Ravi». gm“ """""""" """"" w‘
slon of 190.. ,Iinyii: “Evory rommlsoiow on
or who shall knowingly grant to any9 “
portion a franchise in any natural 015-. ,1 Milne liggzl'axuft. C. 1

tor or clam lurid shall be lined not icon ' """"""
W holun, houiod iiunt ...... . ..... 0

and ,

name or the lands it has acquired, and
it is possible that none of the land
they have will he theiia.

Interesting indeed is the situation
that Shell Filth Commissioner George
C. Waldo laces. "it half that. men toll
till be true." Governor fluidwin hall a
petition for the commissioner's remov-
al. signed by perhaps a hundred citi~
zona ot ’iongahore towns. and in time

Local 80m of St. Goorguneioat the
Stamford» “do ‘36.

A cricket match wau‘i‘iilayod on the
Colonial ground. Stuart al'eiiiio,3siiLt-
uI‘day, between Norwnlk and, Slain-
toi-d, and was an oalvvlctory t‘or,hlor-.
walk by lid runu:

Norwalk 0. c.

 

than one. hundred nor more than ilvol
hundred dollnro. and it ouch franchise.
iii granted the grant ahtli be void an d

.l. Coolie o Wigglosworth. ii. Youiigs 0
'.i i-‘liirl. bowled Hunt ..

all moneys mild thereon shall he tor sma‘gri‘fiwlligufiun‘ """""" 5;
ioltod to tho stale: and lilo said «our? ‘ ’ m .' """""""
Canning. howled ‘iouug ........... 0

minaionora thrill in no cuuo mum to
uni person a right to plant or culti-

role shellfish i’thivh shall luloriorei
with any ostalillohed rtaht of fishing.

and it unv ouch grain is made the
“mo tillall lie void '

Captain Hammond, of City Point. is;
one or the Iiotitlonorii in the governor!
in thin rune Sonic months ago (‘apiainl

”WWW" “5 “V"‘W‘d "7” WERE“! .‘iilx onolennpoonluioi black i‘l or
on what uoro olalmcd to be minimum of brown will" mu 0 ““51le '
almonds off Wont 1 Ion. Whell lull I “a «cam.

om “m ‘0 m“ fir Jfldm‘ my eLiEXllOliG this on a plum or rigidity and
am. Captain llnmmond wan allowed to’ "'33:“ Mil ”m’h
go on rendition a civil suit non; 3‘ a few "we” 0' blottingipnpor
brought to settle tho matter. with "Mm-"m“ oil ““1 oil “‘ nanny-
. . until in equal quanlities. 'liilu will
it stoma that oil “out liavon in (“MM halo the desired We“.
a tract of 62.00:) nor-ca of iiilbllr arm .9; .
iiip u apongo in boiling water. place
around. Alumni in tho contor in a tri
it in a limiter and pour hall a toarpoon
angular piano on which Cant. liiim-
mond wan working when arroaiod. ;iuioi oil oilavondoi ul‘oril. This will

D. Williams, bowled Hum ......... 0
.l. Marsh. not out ................. 11
Bennett. howled A. ll. Lowe ....... 4
J. Nolaon, howled lluiii ............ 0
tires .............................

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TO BANlSH THE FLY.

 

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This id acre Rum it mum. “m dood» Khe oii‘ quite a pleasant odor similar
Io mm of vioioiu. iiul ti is lei-i il-lliiiox '

ed iiy rho {lotion cataio to the Ball on y g
Q ions to dine, which will quickly ultras»,

lair. and done. it in claimed. knowing “L The ill lr t b .
it by Com lislouor Waldo ’l‘raciml 1mm d wars“: :6?“ fmo o
hack it in Mid that no (iced: can he d“ “:2:th l‘l “iii“? 3“ or ‘ con 11‘
il’oiilid liaiiolorilng thin land to tho But v u e 0 a aim! or rulcwe i

 

in. and dual a...

Euinhllnluii 135?. ‘

 

on. it... Closes'oauy at Five O’clock ‘
‘ Except. Saturdays;_ :1

 

THIN AND CQLL WEARABLES FOR WOMEN.

SACQUES 0F COLORED LAWN dainty designs
in small figurea. at 50 and 75c, $1. on and up to $2. 00.

WHITE LAWN SACQUES, a very large assort-
ment, from $1.00 and up.

LONG KIMONAS AND NEGLIGEES.

COLORED LAWNS of extreme daintiness.
$1. 50. $1. 75 and up to $5.00.

WHITE LAWN NEGLIGEES with Persian border
trimming at $2. 50. ALL WHITE NEGLIGEES from
$2. 75 up. Scoond floor.

$1.25,,

 

SPECIALS IN LA GRECQUE UNDERWEAR.

La Grccqiie Undergarments are all made of “the best
material, and are well fitted. The careful workmanship in
every detail assures a garment that wears longer and feels
more comfortable than the average hastily" made under-
muslin.

La Grecque Tailored Drawers. of good quality nain-
soak. with ruffles plain tucked or lace trimmed, for small
figures, belt measures 22 and :24. 751;}

La Grecque Drawers, lac: trimmed. for belt measm'es
22, 24, 26, 28 and 32. $1.65, very spcgal.

La Grecque Drawers, fin: nainsook, lace trimmed and
with these a few cross-bars included, belts 22. 24. 26 and
28. at $1. 89.

Undermuslin Section. second floor.

 

BORDERED LAWNS FOR SUMMER GOWNS
in dainty floral designs and very attractive, Special at 21c.
Seven yards makea dress; $1. 15 for the pattern.

COTTON VOILES, plain colors only: value igcr .
lariy, 1234-}: special.

E-G’
Eb

Wash Goods Section. lower fioor.’

 

PRINCESS SLIPS in silk. law'n and japonika
which is not all silk. but has a sheen and lustre.
and colors.

silk
in white
Second floor.

 

MOTOR COATS of distinctive style, serge and port-
gee.

 

on» E. 1311. Emil @ninnany.

y—mm»mwwww---nmm—

 

......“

 

 

\rel'y “shy inn. lg dlguucl]y "L vogue. lilnck. Bhi‘)‘ Nuttier ”1‘” With CV03“!
this summer. and they consider them-i lllcc. wile rono (3010" mid” ENS. mauve

bleached, or that of natural C010... a i whim, pink and white with Iourhoo oiL

trucks iii to lace a l2 to 18 inch .
‘0r semi-precious stunea mark oxoulslio

lilir iityio it hood with one ,

‘ ‘ L become old.

delves very lucky whose lrielidu trav—
eling in the south have remembered
lhom ln~lliiu pleasant way.

 

A few yards of striped t-liiflou all)
make a tunic tor bordering it are the
inexpensive requiritea for mailing ov-
or on old govln into a remarkably wet.
ty and up-loduto one.

m-

A light cover of dotted oliih'on which
it allowed to full orcr‘tho edozo, rumo-
wiae. in u dimple way of making a plain
allk parnaol very dainty.

 

Trimming llncs picked out in jewels

gowns and wraps for dreauy evening
wear.

Sumo colored marquinette drama
are finished at tho nook with ii liltlo
giiiiiilie or while ucrim with amid-old.
dry the ground color of the truck.

 

Such linen coma «II are. intended to
fui'nilih some warmth aro lined with
plain or i‘uncy satin, nuiuotimon in a
shade ilahtor or darker than the nub
little, or iii the still fashionable Ilripo.

Largo ohony buttons with center: or
blue linen direct tho cloning or a umurt
bluo’iinon coat whose other trimming
doliaistii oi’ the wide hlauit hiaid that
still holds its envied plhoo.

Litton coats tor auto wear are made
will haunt hr oncrurtutions of em
hroidery and oilvgr. and by linings of
satin, which no chalice the noonnrauro
oi the‘wrao that. it suggests but little
the humble material wit which it Iitniu
ted.

Don‘t use cold dream altar it has
Throw it away and not
a now supply. Nothing is too good or
too pure or too o‘xoonnlvo when it
comes to Lroatmolt o! the taco. No
idling out the hunt-iii to hoconnldor‘

 

 

over little blue with a black velvet norm
and on whitu (treaties a vivid note 0!
color in the wniathclt or a striking
touch of black.

”-

For wives and mothers let it he nuld
that the very latest thing in anortlnl
wear for men and horn in a tennis shirt
“in knee drawer: atlachod. They
have the advantage or neror pulling
up over the hell and giving one no on
tidy uiipeuriliico.

With many of the bloom; of very
thin material. lilo comet cover iii niacin
or material and design that are trunk»
ly intended to show through. Thor
uro, trowel/oath motion good tantra.i

'l‘lioy toll no that home of the mail
iiihcoiii wruau for the coronation worn
trimmed. and oven lined, with tlnl’
oatrlch lipii.

W

'l‘ni‘loto uopurato mats are much
more favored, than those of Milo.

Dosh hots made of oretoniio motori-
lug Llio room tnrnlihinga aro charm‘
inn, hut lliolti mndo from omhroldorv
ed llncn. especially tau linen. on
newer?

Royal parole in particular. although
alto in ltii ranging iihiidod. hail ouc-
ceudeu the may or aural and‘ltinl'l
iiluo. A lunch or thin color in your
roatumo iii considered very intuit-t.

W

tint pins are made to do uorvioo in
many other ways than holding a hat
on. Duo oi the novelties noon recital.
1:! who a tiny mirror surrounded with
dittorom colored cloned for a too.
These would in; very handy at the tiller
liloi‘.

ii iii no longer'oonnldoud normal by

waitroio wear the full length apron.
Tho small one man or Illinoi- material
which militia; ghoul to the lino“ and

 

tho unatosdiii‘n hunters to ism liar

‘ ion estate from tho auto. l

The “hole affair in claim-vii to harm
horn olitlroll illounl, mmohodt havilill
iiiniiili taken the land and out it into
the iirouorly tho tuition alilit. "it.
was. done knowinnlr.‘ hold a mail in
toriitod in the rare and (‘oniiiilanloih
or Waldo mutt hush known tho cir—
olimiitum‘on."

St-croiari Thomas laid that tho riot-LL
ornor received the Waldo petition
some it’ll (lain alto Promo of humans
aid the morality, oravoutod tho tor
oruor acting upon ii. and nothing can
ho done now till the MLHWN ad
tout-no. Than a hearing in “holy to he
hold.

The way knowlodm of tho volition
became while its intention. finnulura
Paddock. oi‘ Bridgeport. and lilltriioli.
of Now Huron. were dlocuuluit tho
power or the governor to ”more no
Minted commiralonoro. i’iiddorit claim
mi it couldn't ho timid and than Mitrh-
oil liiiirtod it could. Paddock Ioidhnl
the Hammond petition.

sum .iuduon. mammalian tau ..ooi~
iihlpt roruoratlon. and aerator MitoliL
all. worm-Lotion tho annual growth
on, wore made a committal Iowa limo
ago to tool: into cantor motion. 01:
hearing not tho Waldo onto. Liar im-
inodliitelr tool: that an. it in mid lull

i

Lirauiu‘orring the land from the Button
to tho {lull entail.

Now they Milli. to harm hill? Ilia
Ziiution hairdo mound to get it.

At the allied of tho shrill Flair «:an
Lininoioa in Now Hawaii records worn
shown (Nurturing the property from
the oblate of Mn. lioirm M. Button.
widow or John it amino. to the deal
glint oomniinr; and another villa; rm
found to mutate. in tho that volume
of tho orator ground records. Inigo hilt.
audiindor tho data? of Miami to. loft.
in record or in. ma Wiilflei‘i'iilfl do
‘ ,ol orator ground to Eldon: it.

 
 
 
 
 
 

il‘fliuy. had a narrow ”have

lititli hum have looked olotioly into that}?
mutlur and have found the doodu‘

d Wm TM? M11411; trill lit Edit! I: ”it?

(moo a week. i

 

AUTO PLUNGEB DOWN EMIANK
MENT. L
DENVER. (‘01.. July lilw‘tloollso R.
Kclior, pronldoul oi tho
(‘unon Securities t‘omuauv oil thin?
rlti was overlap: totally injured and?
Garnet 1!. ngio. tho rumpuny’n mo-‘
from?
death imlordhy when their automobile;
planned over u llnloot umhanhmrlit iii;
Armada. our hora. Mr Roller was?
pinned under the machiuo and was?
oriiniiod About the chest \iiulr unit
thrown clur our tho machine.

m

CHURCH GAIJNDAR.

«W

_ rim M. I. chum.

’l‘fiuudiiy warrior-«Clara inbound
loii by laminar doth nomination.

Wodnosdu'y allornooumlndidii’ Aid
Society Erwin; circle will moot at tho
rliurrh.

‘l‘huriidiiy ovoningmituular hrnror
and out» wrvico. ind m- iiu‘h uluior.

murmur: FABTY hull.

LWAiiriiNtl’l‘ON. dilly ids—«inn pron!
dciit‘u radio Mayutmr with tho: plotti-
imit and iinrti- of unsold. indludinu
narrator: and othorii. aboard iirrivcd

 

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that hogan from Philadoiohlni ‘l‘ho
nutty had not urinals and fomnlihed on
hand after tho Vfliflil dorhiid. ‘
MR. AEAMI IDYO RIM. ESE

it. P. Adam, or this tuninroru l

antly rituiitod on the south aide of the
“root. halfway down that hill. . r no.
not: is It tumor random of Namath.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

A can; at tho chums uhloh Police
Commlorlohor Whom“ ll. Linn;

 
 
 

Foilconian alarmed dorm
stirred noon tho latter. hurt a atlas.
antiwar mill at floured William it P Lillian

 

 

that

 

 

 

ti tuition. and it in annual.

(”raga and :.

 

.Waists

Women who hood Walrus are lnviiod to share in
some exceptional otteringa here this wock.

On account of the remarkable values we are in-
cluding in this sale. we urge you to get your share
or them before it in too late. A broad variety or

styles. niid every size irom 3-1 to iii.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

at Wuhitixton Street

 

 

 

 

 

at tho nary yard thin morning. Iii. filil‘flln or way; murmur. ....... lint Mustard Sardines. can
o.‘olorli «idiot; the two dnyir lorui ioo’

 
 
 
 
 
 

iii in,
firing linguist tumor litigation mini-r?

 

 

 

 
 

mu. ....LM. WNWWWM “and...” LL.

Fancy New Potatoes péck 48o

Nice Cucumbers, it: to 2dr: each

Extra largo Bantu. bunuli liol From Earth. nor doz. ............2ilo
..... Go
Cumin. par hunuh MLW. linkers (locust or lz‘uouoiuto....loo
Monopole. '* for *...............2tlol i’lnli Salmon. can ..............loc ..

Tomaiooii. Somali, Cabbage. Pour. liinolicuno. ill nehborilua. Munitinolonii,
largo Waterulolona.

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

an "9!?“ MAIN i‘i‘flfll‘l’ PHONE 14‘ .

 

 

NEW “ALIEN WOMEN MOTEL“.
NEW liiilslill. July lil.L~'~LTiio Now
Huron political league, the cilia-om or
which are women, has aunt to the govt y
ornor general or (Luanda a protest , 1
against «the execution at Mrs. Anselm , .
Noaolitano L

A him whioh no holds; tired iii a
picnic north or The Wiéi‘. olt Wilma
around. dilution rhino monument his
running away youtordur aitoruoon.
The {lids and molduitoou uro woodland
to intro hotlimd that animal :6 that
he doomed to rotors: to he horn in
South warmth. lie iron nought Altar
going a for: hundred loot. 7

Th MEN Willi

mmfiw

TROLLEY oAflniED MANY PEWLE. ' ~

NEW HAVEN. datum-1i).
Elliott It‘d for
our: over limo-

 

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handout Coronary (L‘Etiliilites it canton . y

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