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Ladies Shirtwaists
E OFFER SOME EXCEPTIONAL VALUEB.
OOLORED WA18T8
sIIIDOIIIOsIIs‘s
'err: rumors, value $1.00 to saute '. ..
“the: Value 600
..8ALE PRICES see to $2.43
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Ladies Kimonos I
VAWES 17cTO$219 ........... .SALE PRICES We to $1.“
Middy
Blouses
‘MISSES' BLOUSEB, values 81.00 to $1.25. .. BALE PRICfiB 74° to 08¢
House
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Dresses
am... on?» to use ....................8ALE passes 79.: to sm
Air-swoops Ar
Bargains in Carpets and Rugs
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Domestics
VDU WILL FIND BARGAINS IN SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
SHEETINGB AND SHIRTINGB, WASH GOODS.
Wash Goods
SCHOOL DAYS ARE NOT FAR OFF. THIS I8 A GOOD OPPOR-
" TIINITY TO BUY MATERIALS FOR SCHOOL GARMENTS.
Savings in Towels
GREAT VALUES IN BATH TOWEL. .. . .. .IAIsl PRICES Bo 1'0 2‘6
GOOD VALUEB. IN HUCK TOWELI . . . . . .IALI PRICES Ac TO 190
Hosiery
for All
SOCKS eon 1H: time some.
eroot'tmos FOR CHILDREN
.Hoss son tsetse.
HALF HOSE FOR MEN
a4 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
- tWe Give S. 8. H. Green Trading Stamps
8. SON
sous: slits Tit! LIABIL-
lrr BILL 140 m 46
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m
_- their coats and streaming out across
the lawns to catch ttulne tor home
It was on exciting finish oi e. da)
which had been lull of intense the
merits. The debate opened at 11:45 in
the morning, and with only a short
break for lunch. had kept up until
' The detest oi the bill was early
halted
Member alter member
his“
’1.th showing but its provisions were
being lookedu ion from the personal
standpoint. rfl‘hose members who had
given the measure close study, both
from the economic and legal stand-
, point. time and main pointed out to
‘momhera train the towns that they
were tit-suing from mistaken ideas.
not. it was apparent that the members
melt! the small towns would not psss
_. the bill. because they did wnot want it.
«Hlssss for Dun'Ii.
The debate attracted a great deal
' 0t attention. ()hairtnsn Michael Ken-
only of the: Repuhiiosu state control
utilities sud Ghsitmsnicz W. Corn-
sixth of the mmocrstio stats neutral
*mmlttee. were present, together
irith many lawyers who were present
anti native during the debate on the
' trestle utilities mu
At tithes members of the house
worked'thomselvos into a high pitch
or statement. Three senate amend-
"lits were rejected in rapid soonest
slips and also one uttered by itsore
ssntstivs Brutus.~ Members spoke at
lodges in " party platforms, and
simmer were hurled buck and forth.
Which hsd mostly to do with political
lodges. in the closing minutes oi‘
{the debate Bellretmutatiro Dunn said
he W‘ss not proud ufpiemitera oi his,
will party (Democrats)
some hissing.
Obiect to umolting.
The amendment which Mr. Thoma
tiered and which was‘mwopt sway
light to classify hazardous occupy
lens. At times the house had to be
fit flight or to the status of the ques-
,At the opening oi the session.
‘ There was
m
1‘
or in itself, the essrt petition rt
spoke and then came rejection
to object to the hill, moat oi“
hiollzer said it true tnrumhonl upon
the house to pass a hill in the inter.
est oi the workingman. While he
was talking. Mr. Landon objected lot
members smoking. Several members
of
amendments. That of .‘llr. itauits
sought to include isrnlera. Tilt-n up
rose Mr. Chandler and said:
"God knows and you know that i
have done my best. For the good of
my party i urge you to adopt the
Thorns amendment. it cuts out a lot
at small try. the occupations you have
cried against. My hsndu are clean.
George R. Chandler has no use to
grind!"
Fslrflsld County Divided.
For two hours member utter menu
bar rose either for or against the
hill. Mr. Chandler urged considers
tion of Mr. 'i‘hontu‘ amendment. The
house consented to tile istter's explo-
nstion of it. Mr. Whilon uttered an
amendment to strike out all usurious
other No. 4. so that only it liability
bill was lefl.
But oil the amendment: uttered
went the way of those which the sell.
our had passed. Then came the final
voile. which stood ss toilovm
County. For. Against.
Hartford, it all
New Haven. , ii iii
New London. 4 to
F‘ttirtleld, ii iii
Windham, ll Iii
Lilollfluld, 7 28
hildtiiuseit. 1 i2
Toilend,‘ I: ll
Totals. 48 140
The notion of the house Is a dis
agreement with the would. ”the out~
Inuit In that it committees on danish
euro are .nppoluted they are not like
Iy to agree on anything.
Representation Johnson, of New
town. claimed in habits that it“ the
hill could be unleaded so that worio
lugmon‘n compensation could he met.
by state taxation. the bill would go
through with little opposition from
the members of the small towns.»
ssHAre rilttss arouse.
riches Thai House Will Hurry Hurt~
mm In Meantime
‘ Biennieohnsd Apartment
.and Judge Frank thider ware dis
. HARTFORD. Aug. were sonata
peel-ed for the prosecution. r
yesterday afternoon voted to reruns
until next Tuesday. in hopes that the
house will hurry along business in an
effort to rntrll up. the senate being it
long way ahead. Senator WoodruIl
proposed the recon», "lill‘ll had been
tentatively agreed upon last week.
when it was seen that the house”
moving slowly. Many senators so
ingly made plans for a vocation this
week. while some had prlraio business
to look miter.
AdJmIrnmtull looks many weeks
away. senators Judson, Imuovon and
l'udtlork objected to messing so
they would he lweiltyveighl calendar
matters ready lodsy and the whale
had tallied the death damages pill over
the indignant protest, of Mr. Puddor‘
who said he was sent to the senate
to vote on this measure. 3dr. Judnon
sleo culled attention to the fuel that.
the rorrupt prsotioes, the direct prh
matter and many miter imporlsnt mut‘
tern awull notion. He feared that at
the mo of progress. it would he into
hetero adjournment was reached. Ron»
ator Woddrult olsimed ihst a mess: .
rould be well tskou at this time. lien-
alor Hooker toured the session would
extend well into Septemhsr. l'l‘he mo-
tlotr to rsoess prevsilsd.
W
ITIEPLmilA“ OQMGIIIION MIN
rmso m COURT.
liltlleiilPOltT. Aux. tum-Chars“
with violstion oi the humility rlstutes
in running a pool room and dance hall
at Steeplechase island on the halihsth
day, Frank J. Murray and Daniel ulix
ly woro,itt oily court this mo Inn
and received a line at no and costs
,eseh. Judge John R. ltootll oi the
linnhnry oily court presided. as both
louse Carl horror, counsel tor the
Inmpflfim
annulled
”the only testimony was given by
titsle Policemen Alfred ii. Rudd and
Robert ilrldgewater. who told of go
lug in the island July 23 and drilling
both places doing business. They
testified that Murray was selling little
air at the pool room and that Quilty
was inking tickets.
Attorney John Q. Chamberlain are
toured for the «leisure and made a
strong plea for the men while Prose-
cuting Attorney A. L. Banner and
A
s-
, ed ()morlne and Rirurdo, who were
7*
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SLAVERY TOLD or’ or trauma m
RUBBER Piston.
LONDON. Aug. :3.~12Exposlng a liar-
roWing condition oi bondage and on
presslon rtvallina those in l e llelgisn
Congo, the Daily News pr nts inter-
vlews with two young l‘erurinns nuln-L
taken into the i‘lllillt‘l‘ fields in the
lgurn Parana district in slavery and
not to work by pluutntiou owners.
Stories oi the most dlohoiir. tortures
iltllirled upon untiw lndlnns hy the
orelowra are related.
The I’eruvilns escaped utter hav-
ing been hold raptlvo tor a long time.
"My mother \vuh beheaded before
my eyes," said timorlue. “because i
refused to heat hull slurred indium:
and drive them hook into the jungles
(or more ruhlwr. The ludian stores
are set at the hardest inks and if
they attempt to ultlrlt they are dog»
god or shot in dr-slh without merry.
My father was aim! to death and my
dear brother killed by the oversefis.
”Women are subjected to unspouk.
slits oruslties. They are compelled to
(retry burdens or .100 pounds 0! ruin
her, or even more, . through the tor»
oats sud when they utter they no
illusion illum- oi them are lettflo die
oi starvation or to he torn asunder by
wild Ifllnsls while their burdens m
plied upon the lmrlts or others. its»
fore the Peruvian ruhbttr interests in»
rhded our land are were tomorrow
and happy, but now we sre beaten.
starred-sud rubbed Immune or their
greed tor sold.” ‘
The two Peruviuos. both of whom“
are native indium, told an exciting
htorr of their esnape.
W
PfiAHGO-AMtRIGAN TRMTY
“OHIO.
PAitili. August run It arranged
that the Frmroddheflosn srhttrstiou
treaty olihhe signed st 2 o’oiooh‘ to-
morrow afternoon. Parts timer“ the
Foreign (litter, by Jean .1. .‘lussmod
lire anoh moanedor to the united
Staten. ou «inbuilt of F’rsuee. res their
to: earth romalnln's‘the text in has
hull and Wench. will he signed One
will lie retained Ilene sud the other
sent to Wséhinston to receive the size
naturally; Philander c. Enos, the Ann
orient: “prelim? or «lists.
in} to ill. and Lioutntiovemor llluhea-
lee discerning the tie by votinu tor the
INGS IN PROGRESS
To Remember! Ihat a discount «of so per cent applies on all I urniture in regular
stock (excopr‘ Olfico l ittiugs and Dining Chairs) and that zt large number of special places
‘ are at 25 and so per cent. less than regular.
Ardahan Rugs
. Also thempo per cent. applies ‘on
Cut Glass
Table Silverware Lamps and
Toilet Sets " _ Portables
Fancy Linens 'f . Lamp b‘nades
Cutlery Domes '
1 ' A" The to per cent. applies an
Carpets Curtiins
Rugs Draperies
Gas Ranges Vacuum Cleaners
Towels L‘arge Woodenware
In addition to IIW‘ goods. allotted by discounts; tilt-re are many tempting values. es—
pecially in Furniture.
Fine Mohegany Pieces, separate articles such as; Desks, Bookcases. Tea and Serving
lalllcs (ltltl Choirs. llali Cloc
English and French mChlna, odd plows and small Stir suth as Chop Sets. ICC Lmam
ks, Pedestals, and C pitches.
and Dessert Sets llrcaltlast Sets for hmuloir use. llrawingloom
Plates.
Dinner Sets
Refrigerators ..
Oil Stoves
Blue Flame Stoves
Water Filters
Dinnerware in
Stock Patter’ns
Bathroom Fixtures
Fireless Cookers
Itii Stts and helme-
Shelficld Silver, Sltll ling Sllwr Ilniuaro, and all the ole grunt Caswrulte anti Baking
Dishes encased in SII\LI" IltlIIIL‘I'S.
Glass for table use in all
grades and styles.
Jardinlercs. I'ml‘irclln .Stzmtls and l‘lrasscs.
Table Damasks, 20 per rout, on all grades over $1.00.
Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases, less to put” cent. .
OVEIIIIIBES BOVEIIIIIII’S
FIRST VETII
tContimled from First Page.)
“M
hill, the 'relo notwithstanding. \‘i'lieil
the lueusnge come in some three weeks
ago it was tabled. Last week Senator
McNeil protested against this alleged
disruurteay and had the matter mode
the order 0! the dsy for yesterday,
Late in the afternoon. utter diapomi
of the Sunday hill he had an op-
portunity to take up the matter. lie
said he hsd voted tor the appropria-
tion hill but would support the veto.
Senator iipeilucy said he intended
to support the vein. hut he did not
think it was wrong to pass the hill.
However, he believed there ware
enough senators who would willingly
lend lid to reimburse Mr. Taylor for
the exmnso that he had already been
to and this would give omlortunily. ii
there was a desire to have it done, to
have the attire issue the legislative
history. Senator Parker endorsed what
Mr, htwllaor had said and added that
he was willing to [go down into his
pocket to see that Mr. Tuylor did not
lose it cent. llo wanted the veto ans
mined,
i-ienutor Paddock won for delay on
he was nuoertuln how he wanted to
role. A motion to table did not pro
vsll tut Senator McNeil believed that
it war time to dispose of the matter
(in the roll call the (allowing voted
lo sttntniu the veto:
Tits Vols. 1!
Senators Home. Hooker. Stunner,
AIItIil, lisilorsn. Parker. Plait. Law-
tor. hishsn,’ Artery, Paddock, Peck.
Judson and Moore rrrrr it».
To puss the hillwiv‘onn. Volley,
Murluwe. lllrhrrman. .‘lili’iltleil, Wood-
rud‘, Lounshurr. Park. illonovuu, llam-
mond. Ellioti,- Barnum. Frishie.
Wright and lmonardmls’l.
liieutenstthtiorernor illskealee vot~
ed to pass and there was applause.
Bisp st Governor.
When Beustor Donovan's name WM
rolled her retained his sent. it was
thought he would rennin trumpeting,
Although therein no surh psriihmom
tsrr status as “present." The clerk
again dulled his name, and slimy
rising the senator said thht its mid
alerts lawn sn objector to approprla
lions 6i this nature, lie said that the
neturu? course would he to role to
statute the veto, but he would not do
so, and the reason he gave who this?
"it seem strange that a veto should
come on this measure. which only darn
rise an appropriation at 11.5th We
have trusted measures which have ‘
or» E. iii. lilroh disrupting.
curried hundreds or thousands of dol-
lars. No American citizen worth) of
the title would have signed those New
London Inns. and 1 am going to vote
to pass this Taylor hill to show my
disapproval of the action of his excel‘
Ient‘y. Mr. President, 1 vote No!”
Senator Hooker. when he rose to
role, said that he aparetrinlotl lilo
favors hestmved‘upon him by Mr.
Taylor. and he thanked him for the
roses. the post cards. the laurel, lilo
shamrorks, and many other souvenirs.
but he vould not believe that the
state should ire called upon to pay
Mr’. Taylor ior getting out the son
renir history. lie had always up
posed such hills and would support
the veto. The whole matter could
be simplified by a resolution being
passed authorising the secretary of
state to print the history.
Concerning the mailer
Baldwin said last night:
"I have nothing further to any
other than what 1 stated in my veto
message. ,You are at liberty to look
up your tiles on this matter.”
AMERICAN BOUADRON AT Gl-
BRALTAR.
GIBRALTAR. Aug ‘zm'i‘he Amori
Governor
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”W“... A... .. mm...— .—....
OUR VESSELB SURROUND HAITI.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Lin—The quinine
nose with which the united ‘ some
throw it cordon of vessels about the
must of Haiti was due to the impres-
sion in otiirinl quill-tors here" that con-
sidernltle antli‘oroigu sentiment ex-
isted in the little republic.
An otilrlnl of the government said
today that an unfavorable foreign feel-
ing had been detected in revolutions
in Haiti in the trout, and that when
the present rebellion broke out the
l'niled States was resolved that no
pleasure of precaution should be over-
looked
There has so (or been no untoward
expression against foreigners during
the revolt against President Simon.
till the ronlrnry, the omcial advices
indicate that the. interests of forehan-
ore will he respected. Officials here
believe that, in the present state of
the Haitian mind” the secret oi the
apparent aerllrity oi foreign lite and
properly lies In the presence of the
warships.
MR. mavens some TO Hexlto.
PORTLAND, (ire. Aug. 2.-~Apeord-
ing to a close personal friend of John
F.‘ stereoslormer bond 01‘ the Hill.
roads in the Pacific. Northwest. Mr,
can training squadron arrived here to ‘ Steioua is to become personal more
(III).
The woman who svulls herself oi| ito.
sontstlve oi’ the syndicate in the con-
trol of the National hallways of Mex“
it is sold that hit Stevens will
sentinel \Vsnt Advertising in the ser assume the management of the road
vnnmuert remains optimistic on the immediately ioilowlng’ltis return tram. ‘
I Europe.
whole hell! lithium
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Good Hosiery is sometimes hard to find but the ~ ,
“ONYX” . 5‘
iineisaliways goodwthat's why we sell it: y .
For Men. Women and Children ‘1; I
'Prlces tsc pair up 7
The N B Ryan Co. ,
88 Washington Street 7
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