V luxury of the latter and improving the
FRIDAY’S
“House Drenee .............790
Value $1.00.
Lawn Home Drones ..
., Value $1.25._
. Percale House Dresser
Value 31.50.
Lawn Kimono:
Value 500.
Lawn Kimonos " ...... ......690
Value $1.00.
.....390
980
.350
A. Dickerman 8: Son
84 Washington St..So.Norwalk
Telephone 446
We Give S. & H. Trading Stamps
SPECIALS
White Linon Skirts .......690
Value $1.00.
White Linen Skirte.980 to $1.50
White Linen Skirt.
Clearance Sale Prices
Russian Blouse Suite .......390
Value 500.
Russian Blouee Suite ......'.760
Value $1.00.
NEW AUTO LAWS.
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Registration of Traneiente At Public
Garages.
Pamphlets containing the Connecti-
cut motor tchioie law which was pass
or! by the general assembly. at the
January session have been received in
this city from the secretary of state.
There are two new departures in the
lawn. both of which are very interest‘
ing in the owner of and dealer in m0-
tor vehicles.
Section 25 of the law provides that
public garages shall keep a record of
transient motor vehicles, left or stor-
ed. it reads as follows:
“Every person who conducts a pub-
lic garage shall keep n book upon
which nnull be registered the name. oi
the mutter and the register number or
every transient motor vehicle left or
stored in‘ such garage. together with
the name of the operntor of such mo-
tor vehicle and the number of such on-
perntor's license. unless said opera-
tor declares himself to he the owner
of such motor vehicle in which cnue
no registra’tion nhull be required; and
the operator of said motor no tempor-
arily left or stored shall. unless he do-
clares himself the owner thereof, on
tiér on said hook the time when said
motor vehicle enters ouch garage and.
the time when he takes the same
therefrom and shall sign his name to
Ill")! entry."
”it is very probable that the wave of
fi‘ioy riding" Wllltll llafi swept over the
country" the last year or two, l’lilli
been indirectly responsible for the on
action of this law.
if the new law he eutorced. the taking
of cars from gnrugea by chauffeurs
without their employer’s knowledge
will be stopped.
The rate of registration fee. which
in at pteaent titty cents per horae- -pow
or for motor vehicles under twenti-
dve homo power. and sixty cents 09V balm Erie and for too bin to ride “illmmol: aprinutluld it.
horsepower tot those of twenty five
horsepower or over huts been changed
so that the late nhall be titty cents per
horsepower for motor vehicle: at any
horse-power. The new motor vehicle
‘lew tahes_etfoct August 1.
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"F‘rtenchnten tray. and not without
modulo. that the money which the Am-
erican manuincturor puts into I tonn-
ing ear for excenn power. and for
which bltt customer pare. can be much
better spent by both of them in in-
timing the opinion. convenience and
fobiiity’ or the mechanism."
Wells.
says
"They point out that with
5m superior character or American
‘eliange sear: there in oven ten exotica
tor extra power in a touring car in
‘ America thunconplee with the French
practice.“
Ralph liluliord. driver at the Loner
car. who is now in New York. in truth-
orlty tor the statement that he will
' not drive in the 24—hour rare at Erich.
ton Beach. owing to the tact that the
t t Mlle: Company hits announced its in-
‘~""~teii‘iion of competing only on regular
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“Mobile one ways or guided road
00mm.- il‘tirth “10“.? Multord had
mm or the big Quinton Bolton 24.
‘Wdileuie rind finished second in two
“We and believes he can afford to
let one or two 24 hour inner to by.
it’l'hero was: only one 244ml” race ever
held at; firinhton in which he did not
he part n‘nd he edit holds the lie
“ hotly world record r
it in obvious tltut,‘
Automobiles in England are Owned,
for the most part. only by wealthy.
people. consequently the demand is,
chiefly for ours that are far more lllX‘f
urlous titan most of the moderate
pried Anteritan types.
Keep a sump watch for lll't‘fllifl in
the suriace of )0!“ tires A couple of
minutes spent in exnlninlug the then
ever) time you bring your car in win
prove about the most profitable in-.
continent of your time you ever made.‘
While rubber mats on the loot board
present it pleasing appearance. they
soon wear out.
stance. and one which may he made
to present just no smart on nppeah
once. rawhide is more suitable than let
genotnllt supposed.
The Automobile Club of Mnrilnntls
ncu' hm. a spiriul uniformed oillCt-r nu:
n motor cycle. whose duties arc in nu '
trol the streets of the city and roads]
in the suburbs for the purpose of rtL
porting to the club violations 0! the:
lawn, to the‘
motor vehicle and traffic
and that the some may be corrected.
Automobiles to the value of 843.050‘
were. exported from Montreal. Pundit,z
during the fiscal year of 1010. as corn-é
pared with $23,400 worth of exports or
motor cum in 1000,
dent $31,100 worth of automobiles to.
the i'nited States in 1010. which was it
dcrrease in comparison with tho i000:
exports. when the Value. was 33
or 15
7.770.
most sticceoninl motor cycle meet ever
held in this country. is or the winninu‘
mnchinea Vote equipped with (load-
your 'Bl.le Strcalt' tires. pi‘mlm; con
cluoivoly that a new etn hurt been
reached in tire mauulutcure and that.
the Goodyear The and Rubber (‘om-t
puny hue ooh ed one of the hardest in
duatrial problemu of the ago
Tue large to he uocontnwdttteti in
ithe huge freight ateutuere plying on
a irelght car without hitting mot
head bridged, a Snutputou ilveton
freight motor purchanud by tho Cleve-
land Milling Company was compelled
to make a {not overland run from lilo-
ti‘olt to Cleveland. 0.. and a redrawn
tile Journey of “250 mile: resulted
from the refusal o! the transportation
'compunina to handle the mammoth
truck.
A notation for u 24 hour race at
Ilrlghtou [leach liltll been lulled to E.
A. Moron. who managed the recent
two day aim at the Motbi‘drmnu
there. The twice around the clock per-
formuuco will be contorted Annual 4
and ii. The rnce is to start at 8:45 p.
in. which will make it liniah iairly
early‘on'suturday night. More than
32.500i‘n prizes will be offered. it is nus
hundred. in tttiditlou to the limit prime
of $1.000 the item Grand braarnrd
add trophy will be given. The field in
to be limited to 15 starters.
One at the most mnemonic trip»
ever made in it motor our but; been
completed by four Lou Angelou men
trim dropped in to we .1. W Magritte.
the Pierreolrrow mun. it few days ago.
l'l'ltoy made the run across the out»
tinént train Lop Angelou to Moouheud
Latte lit 20 days in a nut moment»
row. They were 18 days coming to
illusion. The party motorised William
lit. ‘Ghi‘ldfid, it. 1. Rogers, ll. .1.
Lacllwellbe and Harry Grate on their
tarrival tit Moooehcuo Ltilte‘theti were
given it attention. They plan to nitrite
Au n more durable snbw
St. John. N. n..l
events which were run oil at
Buffalo last Friday and Saturday. the,
proton; trill inithe our and will elv»
Women suffering from any form of illness are invited
to promptly communicate with Mrs. Piukham at Lynn.
Mass. All letters are received. opened. read and answered
b women. A woman can freely talk of her private
ii ness tea woman; thus has been established this confi-
dence between Mrs. Piukham and the women of America
which has never been broken. Never has she published
a testimonial or used a letter without the written consent
of the writer. and never has the company allowed these
confidential letters to get out of their possession. as "the
hundreds of thousands of them in their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of_ experience which Mrs. Pink
ham has to draw front, it is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed in our case.
She asks nothing ill return except yout good Will and her
advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman rich or
poor should be glad to take advanta e of this generous
offer of assistance. Address Mrs. Pi nlztham. care of L)dia
E. Pinkhaur Medicine 00., Lynn. Mass.
Anyway every woman ought to have “ Lydia E.
Pinkhem’e 80-poge Text Boo it It is free else.
Fill tn thefollowing coupon with your name and address
‘ and mail it to the L} that E. Piukham Medicine (30.. Lynn.
l Mesa, and you will get this valuable book at once. free.
All] BRAKE [MEN
Senator Donovan Wants lo Know
Why nonunion Cannot be
What Massachusetts Has [lone
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HARTFORD, Aug. ld.-ln the Scu-
ttle. yesterday, there won an intercol-
ing diucutsalon on the tritinmeu's bill.
Norwulh participated.
Senator hittredon moved the rodeo
lion oi the hill on which the oonttnit-
ice on railroads had reported untitv
Olilllll, tclating to the nutn‘ber of
lu'ttltetncn on tr.uinn lie eaitl it was
it mutter lot the public utilities com-
mission to consider. l'le undérotood
the committee on the judicory will
otter an amendment which will give
the commission the necessary power»;
to not on the matter.
Senator li‘enu, who had oil‘t'ted an
amendment. did not tblnlt .tli muttetsj
hate been placed in the hands oi tic 1
public utilities; (otntninnion. in Mns- :
suchunettn whore ohm: in u t‘OtiliIlin’ l
tiloll- a similar low hits been enacted
and in l‘eunailtnnln there in .t more;
drastic in“. lie i‘eurnd there would
'lle littic relief found in referring it)
ll he public utilities cornmiralou.
Senutor Murmien staid it would be
rldiouioua to have a special lnu‘ made.
.in reference to the matter when they“
‘lut‘l‘e a public utilities commission. ‘
Senator .lutinnn said he had no do‘tlur -
that an evil existed itt Connectiou' trig
:t'eunrtl to the number oi limitation.-
He referred to his personal experience!
when he who left with bin inntitx on
n trestle. Tho brokeman in replx ..,
his question said:
“There are six race on this train. uni .
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
CONNECTiOUT LEAGUE.
l t Team Standing. Tum Standing.
. won Loot. RC. Vi on Milt P. C
Springfield ......... 55 lift .011 Rochester ......... 68 {is .042
lli‘idgeport ......... at 33 int? ' unintnum ......... tit. it) . .tlill
fliutttorn .......... {to 39 .302 Toronto ............ till i2 .615
{Neil mem ........ it it? .tvll'l'luiiuio ............ iii no .4504
Ncu lit itttln ........ :2 till .457 3 Montreal ........... 'ltl lib All!» i
\‘l'utt-rbuty ......... it? (til .fliltl'Jorsey City ........ 4:: in; 2p:
m Newark ........ ....40 (if. .331
Vuterdey'o 3“""5 Providence .........30 ii? .303
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Yulerdny'e Reunite.
Toronto :3. Newark ;: (tint game-l;
Newark 7, Torontou 0 ioectind game).
buitalo 4. Providence 1
ilaitimonc in. Montreal 7.
.lerttcy City 3, ltorlteater l.
Waterbury 5. New Haven 3.
llarti‘ot'd b. New Within 2.
. Springfield 4 Bridgeport 0 (first
llridgeport i
(second name). «
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NATIQNAL LIAGUI.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFIRC.
Team “gam'm‘ PC The following trunnion of real or-
pmnmm ..........tli '38 did late have lttwtt recorded in the other:
Chicano ...........r.r 3*: .mr. "‘ 30““ Will ”tiller? ll. limit» to
,i . r (‘01! y:
iii..}.i;l...":::::::ii ii iii .~.......... 1-: -......... ..... “it. t.
3. Lo...” W00 M 860 William T. and Lillian Matthews. of
('ihpmnmt ,,,,,,,, A“ 53 555 “I‘OOMi‘u. twu acre: and buildings in
l’lrnuklvn ..........:ttl ill. .880 lllvieloneirect. War.
iiottton. . ........22 79 .its “will” ll. Vovbutr to mm L.
' ' H W Wadsworth. int and building! in lint-
niun avenue. War.
The astute oi Charter w. ilanhatn
to Joseph H. imkwood. thiriyaeix error
and buildings, in illchnl'dn nvunue
Administrative Deed
David A. ltoaen to Puouaie ll’orlo.
lot and buildings in Clay. street. War.
Marcelino it. Bennett null wile to
dinnlulnui unwind and wile. house
Vat-ruler! iii-um. '
\‘ew York 10. Chicago ti.
St. Louis It. Brooklyn ti. .
l’ittehurg 7, Philadelphia 8 (it) in»
nitrite)
Cincinnati ti. Boston 3.
fl
" moment "lullAGUl.
Detroit 8 lion York ti.
Phliudeidliia ll. outdone 1.
' , rioting
‘ be given by the parishes of with he
* reduced by intimated“ unwell;
. than You: Tilting Wanton tho rev
t W ' fl and lot in bloom street. War.
“m" ”wanton P C Robert. 0. Raymond to ltiorrie Epo-
, . a 7. ll h , ill a: t
Philadelphia .......67 an .807 $5"; l"? d ‘3 l‘“ l” m “ mm
33:23 3.5.2:“: 2: :1: Albert J. Angeline to Floyd J. tinsel
, . a . l i r i u l l - . 1‘
New York .iWil 51 ”51° vine. ”MIMIC”! in west street Wit
333:2“:‘1‘WW23 :2 233 murmu- nnv convev 000v.
Wmlfngggg' ‘ :f" j j ‘ ' n 53 3... Wauutnurun. tug. tea-Autumn
5.1mm ‘ ' ' lit .2 3.01 for needing a warehlp to convey the
' ‘ . remains oi Theodore minder Timur
Y..§.rg‘yl‘ fl.'u“’q “‘01“ Bmflkldfi ID w‘fiulflflah (“T for
We... interment here {lumber it next. would
line a
thel
i am the only bruitemun." lie
ilenrued to his amazement that l
'railroud romtninsiouers have no iuris i
diction otnr the increnszing of that;
inttmber of brakemcn except where!
lpubllc convenierce required it T‘c
.tommlltoe on the ludltinrv was xiii"
point) to utter a bill to filter the “ill!
let There will be u heating on tho
lblli next pooh. lie could Ste no or-
lt‘islm‘l for the bill. it out: .1 mutterg
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iior the public utilities commission. 1
l A Pertinent Queetlon. ;.
Senator Donovan raid the Manna,
lohusettu law required a (ertuln' nbm l
her of brukctnen even though there iul
in public utilities commission in that
state. Cannot the lenietutute do for.
:tlie people of Connecticut what thel
‘louisiltture of Mneeuchuuetts doen tort
its people? He referrei to an acri-
form which he said was (‘illllit‘d bi the
loot that there. was not 0 sufficient
number of luahemon on the iluln 3
l'l‘hrl‘ tire traveling «rut-y do) on curs
’with only one hraitcmnn. A train of.
Iniuo care weut into New Huron willy
innit one bruitentan. 'i‘lte li‘lltli the.
grullroud companion on do for all lllt?_
littvoru they receive on $0 progmrly mun ‘
lilteir trains. The legislature should
nitrite provision for the protection of}
lthe people
; Should Men Their Trains.
A Senator Paddock said it would not;
lite n hardship on the railroad coup}
ipuuiee to compel them to man their?
,tralnu. 3
3 Senator Wright said the matterl
should no to the publir utiliticu comfi
lllll‘tilltlll. it the conundrum: has not;
the titleuuaie power the lottlfllnture
ishould give it the power.
g Senator Park loud it was a matter
itor the communion. Ho moved that
lllle bill be tabled indefinitely.
Senator spanner moved that ll be
made the order oi the day for The»
day next at ”.30.
in reply to fienntor Dickortnnn heir
tttor .btdonn said he thought the helm
lug wntt anointed for Woduordny. The
liteeriuu woo linked tor by the attorney
tor the railroad.
fienator Spellncy unmounted that it
be insult! the order at the tiny tor
Thunder.
in ritplr to Slimmer itcun. Brother‘-
idutlron sold the attorney or the rout
did not originate the bill.
order or my ”Morality. .
The matter was mode the order or
the day iot- Thureouy next at 11:30
a m.
fiubaemteutly Bonnier iiiureden staid.
he had been reoriented to more that.
the order of the do: be changed to
one week from Tuesday
Senator Judson told he hoped ‘hot
nothing will he made the outer or the
tier tor it week from Tumour.
Undendorrente.
Bonnier Donovan said Senator Jud
one we Moment of the under our
renilt in the annihilation when he
thilujitt there might be an adjourn
intuit the week utter out. There will
not be an atliuurnmeilt until alter the
turtle lair. when the legislators will
tune on opportunity to one their mile
one daughter.)
senator Judson will lie guaranteed
that the hill on. union the judiciary
committee have agreed trill he report.
ed. it it in to be made a minority re
in which Senator Donovan, or South ‘
ttht' order of the day for nor: Tuoudur
ithin full will find that material chan
‘ gru'undti.
Elnachnuge and there will no noanoro
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Bridgeport "Advertisements Bridgt‘ «ivcrtisemente i
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Ulp: E. ill Emit Qlfllilpdliy
Enlahltnltrh 1057.17
The Store Closes at 5 O’clock Except Saturday's i
Portables, Electroliers and Shades
in the August Sale
For one weeklbngcr, customers will be (illlt‘ to illi1‘~
chase Lumps of all kinds with homes and $lliitli‘5 lt’:-S 20
per cent. from regular.
Gas Portables with art glass shades, green or amber:
Value $3.50 itir $2.80. \'.'tluo $11.00 for $ 8.80.
Value $5.00 for $4.00. \v'alué $15.50 ior$to.80.
Value $7.50 for $6.00. Value $15.00 for $12.00.
Art Glass Shades. amber or green. for gas or oil lamps:
Value $71.75 for $1.40. Vttltu- $4-5.» for $3.60.
Value $2.75 tor $2.20. Value $5.50 for $4.00.
0 Value $3.75 for $3.00. \hlttt' $6.00 {or $4.80.
Art Glass Domes for Gas:
Valor $12.00 ior$ 9.60. Vulut $1800 for $r4.40.
Value $52.(;t> {or $25.60.
Domes for Electric Lights:
Value ”20.00 for $16.00.
Vuluc $35.00
\ alut $4000 ltu' $32.00.
\ tlllc $27. 2.0 t" 'r $22.00.
for $28.00.
Library Lamps, ctnnplctc with art glass sluttlcs;
Valuc $10.00 for $ 8.00. \‘ulut- $18.00 for $12.80.
Value $12.50 for $10.00. Value $20.00 for $16.00.
Crockery Store, lmvt'l' llth'tt‘,
Draperies, Portteres, etc.
less 10 per cent.
Colored Figured Madras: V
Value .50 for .35. Value .75 t'~t' “.50.
Value .51) for .40. Value .98 for .70.
Value $1.2: for .80. Tllll‘il litmr.
Printed Lawns, 1000 Yards
. at
in tlt‘lit'itte and attractive mdmriugm pink.
and black llgtircs wit \\llllt‘ gl‘tliilltln. l‘lli‘lllt'l‘ \‘éllllL‘ 1130
\\'n.~lt i‘mtuls Section. llnor.
lllllt. lilac
lntu't'
Remember that Furniture is less :0 per cent. llll\ c. ‘rt-l;
(Lllobc-\\'crttirkc goods (‘Tth‘lllt‘tll.
Elite E El. Emil“ Giompttuy.
-_ _.. . ....._ -.—_......_ _... 3.5%.:5 . _
Muslin Underwear
Made in sanitary lactories. uncrowded work-rooms
flooded with light and pure air lindo ltv ittppv,
heulthr wll- ptid women of louu cxpcticnto and in-
imitnbl e shill. who give as much attention to chain
line-so on than . for whom three garments are intend
'00. Just note the good nutleriztls. the tullnces or
ultnpe. the width of shoulders and nicotcs. the do
liillil of stitching and iiuinh. on Well no the artistic
designing. it is thoroughness that bout tells the nu.
pcriorlty of three l'ndcrmunlinn, and the wonder in
that you not hilt‘h qualities at the prices we quote.
Taken from a rmudard oi value. the garments you
buy here have on nvetnpe worth of i| quarter to it
ihlrd more than you are united to pity.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as Washington Street
Bonnier Fonn moved that it be made From the administration building
down to iliugflidlll trulloy unto will 0X“
tend, under the new arrangement, a
«parlour upon biotin. ubnut ltltt fool in
width and about 1.000 not long.
A new nil‘m’il will run from the nth
mlni‘mntiun building to the new mito-
ntoitlio building. This ntrect will film
thirty tool in width lit run past coil
and utility feet wide ut lilo nutomubiit-
building.
The long rcetnumut building. whiuit
stands in the center oi the ill‘t‘lii‘ilt
hildtt'nr. in to he moved about neventy~
live feet to the southwest. to it position
on the corner or one of the non Mltl‘
way niacin.
The main road into the immune.
truth the main carriage euro. is being
obnngoti. instead oi mailing a pm:
unturned curve 'tounrdn the .gi‘illld
stand, at iiohouiuhing, it will :run
straight aurora to the exhibition home.
Nearly n dozen new units tire lining
dog on the Fair Grounds. They will be
a gent convenience nettle Fair club
tore. tut they will be located in ennui
accessible plume. in various tutti: oi
the grounds
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tit 11:30 it. in. Motion rnrrlod.
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‘ALYIMTION! IN MiDWAY.
Varleun Changed to be Merle to int»
prove military Petr matinee.
vuum to the ”unitary Fair
so: here been made in the layout or the
Workman are now engaged
in melting alterationo ‘hlt‘h will on
unanimity prove to so it grout improve
mat. in many weave over the former
erranmnent oi the grounds
The litany in to be divided into m
mature bloom. mi: about 150 feet
imitate. in which the cartoon allow.
attitude and other features will be to
cured The apnea in the rear of the
med round will be entirely (item. no
toltlre or other auntie being allowed in
that. portion of the grounds. This will
be 0 ntuoh mutilated improvement.
no it will awileh three ends. The
public util’htiee more room to roam
about. the general appenrnuoo or the
grhtmoemltt be greatly improved by
u“
"hurtling“ and other nelson to than)"
more on the greed dined. and to nitrite
h
out: the hearing at hundred under the
would?“ thought lid on
Wickernhttm would place everything,
ovum:
oi oi tint “tinned Slates govern-
Norwalk Chronicler