. Standard colors; ‘ALL‘ OiLKABo
‘ worrisome meson. .n cold“ .
ll elk-SIAM'“ HOSE." .llsolt
"l'ari ................25o ore ‘ . m
GHAPE Mill, in.“
3“ Will“ “25o , PERSIAN RIIBONS. now no
IT" HODE, light and terns ..... ..‘...
WADIT" HOSE. loys' Ind
air-iv ... ............. .260 Summer
,5 Summer Gloves Nec’kwear
25c, 50c. s1.oo pawl..- Prices ..2se
SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR ALL
a. Dickennan & SO“
. 84 Washington St..So.Norwalk
' Telephdne .5446
We Give S. 8. ll. Trading Stamps
at
We Have One Hundred Bait oi
Women’s Oxfords
that sold regularly for‘52.50. S3 81353.50 ,3
l
inlllum Cocchi
guise Win lall Gains.
The Eosles defeated the till! Ivonne
teum. yesterday by a sodas at i to 3.
in an eleven inning game. The lineup
was as follows:
Eagles.
ilohfruciter ....... .
Ely Avenues.
. Stephen Kelley
Catcher.
italiih Manse ............Frsnk Eran
Pitcher
John Monsoon ...... Eleve Smith
First base. .
James Gallagher”
Second hose.
‘ Third hose.
1
Louis Manse . ..........
Biron stop
Felice Maurie ...‘.......
Right deld.
Dominic Cocchl
Dome leld
0m“ “0“” """""" “m“ 1“" were taken from the Fourth district
boll. field.
The umpire was Eddie Doyle.
igame was good throushout. both pitch lot 1 Henry Rosrosclt.
era doing good work. The same was
...
.Wlllism Amundsen
. William llsrdos
J. Jones
3““ Smith . towns or arachnoid and Straitord. the.
HA Amundsoni Marshal Sidney E Hawley. the second
The
played on the lot in Meadow street
contraction-r Lsadus.
. Tasmania
We have made One Lot of these ; . Won
' ~ . , Springfield ..... ....tlli
and have marked them 25.5...." ......... 52
- :Harttord ...... ..os
$1 3 S r‘New Haven ........ 50 y
New Britain ....... l7 ‘
a . u Waterbury ...... .41
the closeout This lot includes «all leathers i
The White Shhe Co.
90 Washington Street
Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop
«SATURDAY SPECIALS ,
Peerless Flour, per bag, 69c
3 cans Milk ...... asoiBaker’s Cocoa or Chm
3 cans Cream ........... use 4 late ................... loo
3 cans Campbell's Soup. .asc 1 25¢ large Asparagus. this
3 bots. Salad Dressing. .ssc sale .................... soc
35c can Lobster. per can roll 3 lbs. Soda Crackers .. .ssc
Economy JARS. on. sale..
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
H SOUTH ”AM CT. PHONE 3884
or loose! Me “an. investi-
, cause“ of the nervous breakdown oi’
Waltc Curran. aged 1t. son at Mrs.
minuth Curran. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. who:
i
lHoxio hers recuperating The boy is
is member oi the Trinity church chair
in Brooklyn and the local physicians
minors he is a nervous wreolr His con
cation.
‘H‘HOIIPBONVIUE. Aug. as. —--.F‘oi
f‘ Will that Mist by two youngsters
" fill human sltull wrapped in a um
super lo a. garbage can Wednesday
4.. police have been melting a searchI
no country and woods round about
place in sin endeavor insecure
1m, ”mfi1r:m:; 36552». when he was run down by an automo-
”on the subiect had been dboov. bile and his author has been snu-
use 'l‘lio shall i. now at police m- ime“ iron!" Brooklyn
4! ‘W M" l‘urthor “instigation when the lad iirst earns here he
use authorities have ..me no lslied to improve and it was learned
theory in seam with the relic ltlist he was only: cisarsttes by the
’ in. condition or um “um. would m... wholesale. The sale to him was stop.
M that in. m use no... amt pea locally. but no socurrod a pipe and
”time. pm m. newspaper in which tobacco and continued smelting with
' ‘ w w was of rsoout date serious consequences.
“ Is “‘32.. Mrs Curran did not know at the
000“] HILD AT NEW HAVIN hey u lilting tor the wood until dis.
' your ammo ”is“; oovecy here. He is now under the
. HEW HAW Aug IS.—-Whils our care of physicians and is said to be
seal dotsctives'ssd a. score or po' "WNW."
m“... antmfi‘fi "ohmm‘ tom. cause or recess.
‘ rosy. his sister. mm yearn. Din'l‘lttm‘. Mich" so. as. ~1‘he
.1 wet the horse a! J. A. question of establishing so industrial
~ back on qiiinniplse arenas. whore whooltmdhoorphansuwellsschlld~
we, were trying to interest me. Oeslt no or living members or the order is
s scheise which the pollen assert the princiudl matter which the an-
been used to viotlmlse peroona' mi soars-tie oi the loyal Order at
thissndoldisreiuos lumummsuiwseuimm
“they are held on s charge of day. Thonewiyslsothdollcers‘wsrs
’ in; money by false flotsam. installed today and unless the iarss
sir plan. the police say. we. to amount or routine holiness rashes it
visit a. house and endeavor to sell necessary «to inside issstins Saturday
our of the house a pair- at morning..ths convention’s-immune
,tlrs mu claiming to he al this proposition which the conven-
psirer aims. was islt and mutMWetirouu means
i
.qta. don. 65:; oil, doz.. doc . ;.
M idition was Igsraratsd s isw days ago.
‘sr. flihesaiowss Mendulscmsrinslsshspmmsoif
Msdiusdvanes an wept-mil: mmlflm u;
_. ill We.»
I-
last no
lo 612
in 5:95
is .55 s.
53 use i
M
85
Vestal-day's Iissults.
“an-.-
New Haven 6. Bridgeport 1.
New Britain 2. Waterbury l.
Sprlngflefld 5. Hartiord 2
NATIONAL LIAGUI.
...—.—
Tssiii «arising.
ond genial.
Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia l.
Brooklyn 8. Chicago 5.
Boston 8, St. Louis 7
7—“...
. .iazi
.387
Won last P.O .
Chicago ............ so is .m‘
New York ......... as it .607
. Plitshurg .......... till to .598
‘ Philadelphia ....... 5'2 so .55.
let. bouts .......... so 82 .538,
Cincinnati ......... bl do .tliil.
‘ Brooklyn .......... H 67 .Siltié
; lloston ............ 28 8;". .Itil’
Yesterday's Results.
l’ittshur; 8. New York 1 (first
some): New York 2. Pittsburs 1 me willing to mtlllt‘s the interests
manicau Leases.
Team Claudius.
Won us! no.
. Philadelphia ....... 74
Detroit ............. 70
‘- hew York ......... hi9
“UNDER MYSTERY IN THOMP- HIALYH 0F CHOIR 00V HUINID Cleveland .......... 58
‘ CONVILLI. ‘ 'y mason-ran, Chicago ............ 58
i: ' OXFORD, Aus. 25. ~Exoeaslve cip Washington -------- ‘9
. M i i N
‘w. goittumsT a“. " ””er atetie melting in alleged to be thegm 1‘0“" --------- 3‘
40
18
58
58
ii?
58
87
89
Vsstsrssy‘s Results.
cur-‘-
Chicago 5. New i’orit a.
W.
“NIH" LIAIUI.’
.003
.518
.504
.504
.433
.208
is at the home of hire. George W.) A" 0.41"“. winced: rain
Your” landing.
. Woo host no.
‘Rocliestar . ........iil so .810
Toronto ......... 74, 4! so.
Baltimore ..... 72 til .5»
Bump ...........69 fill .504
“oatmeal ... ...... ..hli 65 .458
Jersey City . ....... iii 60 .tld
Newark ........ .48 73 .mo
Providence ...... . . .42 78 .8“
Yesterday's Results.
Rochohiflr a. rrovioenc
Montreal 6, ,lisltimore
party. of hill“. 0.
s 0.
5.
Jersey (lily 4. Toronto 2.
Newsrir-lluihlo postponed. rein.
A VORICLOIUHI .Ul‘l‘.
Through MGM” John Hl' “(lit
and Judas William E. Tammany. or
South Norwslit. the South Norwsilr
Savings Bank brought suit Wednes-
day for the {Months of o ”8.000
marinade on Greenwich prom held
by Edwin H. Abrams. at Greenwich:
and hits Harris Antoinette Pious Ocul-
..
on; treaties erran-
’ liaison to We. unissued"-
1' Mill.
”i «....
[ATE OI IILL‘S “All“
(Continued trons I'll-st Pass.)
measure now before the general are
aomhiy.
When the report at the committee ap
peared it looked to be periectly fair.
{not the more the politicians up here
istudlod it. the more they were autis-
ilnd that more was a political motive
behind the ngresmcnb oi the Fourth
and tuna districts. and that this poll
ticsi ..iosturc deals mainly with Ko-
puhliosn (notional disputes.
The interesting tact in the making
the
1
lot new district lines was that
iiirst the voting place of United States.
like hosts of Senator Stiles Judson.
,and placed in the l-‘lith. aim with
ilgtchneld county the summon ground
. Purpose in View.
Politics!“ of both Wills did not
LEW“ to say that title alimentot
xthe districts had s purpose in view.
tomatoes dilated sonswhst as to tbs-
inset miss. but the maturity son
indent was that the eon-urea. A body
that is admittedly in close association
with the Muir meets. in the Ito
soulless army. had also these two
towns out ot the Fourth district sad
Eel-cad the. is‘ihs “teas-ls uses"
insurer in the boiler that we distin~
‘suishsd Republican leader iron: Gs-
is... could he relied upon to handle
3th». in case they had design-on soy
{oossrosslossi minutiae. at the
issue time. it was (Wt. the chance
; would relieve (‘onarossntsn Hill trout
lsny possible combination that these
imitate... term not diseases to
tasks.
This is the view taken- at its situa-
tion by may politicians in both par.
.stea. The Democrats saw, nothing
i
l
l
The criticism more all iron
Republican starross.
00ch Opinion.
The Write or our Mennonite
leader who has held high once. in
Tthe.psrty organization were or in-
‘10!!! HOW H. t: Bull“. Ir...
‘ 'iiiiititsiiiiii
M We Told M ill
the Bearded Hlphusyinsn
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE,
Va. Aux. 25.——(leOrge Jarrell,‘a Rich-
mond detective. was culled as the tlrst
witness today at the trial or Henry
murder. Associated in. investigating
the ease with motives Wiltshire and
Wmnn. who testified yesterday arter-
noon. Jarrell was put on the stand to
cdmplete {or the prosecution the dee-
cription or the scene of the crime. the
prisoner's contender. and his story oi
the bearded highwsyn‘iun.
L. L. Bcherer. claim agent (or the
Chesspoeito & Ohio Railway. who has
a considerable reputation as a strieclzil
investigator, come nest (in the list of
witnosm. He has had almost entire
charge of the Hostile case. and
through him the state hopes to review
all that is month's investigation has
diacldsed. Mandy Alexander a. near
me, who lound the singleherrelod
soisun with which hire. lleattie was
sot. was held in readiness to tell the
jurors or her discovery.
grew. to whom Mandy took the gun.
will follow her on the stand. Then
will come l’aul Boonie, the prisoner's
cousin. who has sworn that he pur-
chased the gun for imittle at the lat
ier's direction
While Beanie slept It: lies )ali here
last nlaht. his blood-soaked automo-
bile stood under the sycamore. in the
courthouse yard. to he examined hy .
the jurors today with s, view to ascer-
tainins whether the blood cmtld have
dripped through to the roadway. The
commonwealth charm that the blood-
stain in the Iiidlothiau Turnpike could
not have been made units )lrs. Best-
tls was taken from the car. The de-
fense pleads otherwise and the ques-
tion is to be determined by the jurors
themselves.
The usual crowd was on hand for
the classics of court today. and Henry
Clay Hostile. 8L, was an early arrival. i
W .
WOULD as HOLD-UP Maris
NIIVI FAILS.
[sch Time a Victim ”preached High-
wayvnsn Let len Pass. ..-
NEW YORK. Aug. KMA youth “who
would to
his serve is whenever he saw .a‘
possible victim, is, according to the]
pots... boon caudal. rate or Deniceé
Me. who was arrested on the street‘
bi odieers ymrday alter that had:
tare-L 'lt Iooits to no.” he said.
“as though the
ct;
ptrona non in their on party who
could not he handled in order to re-
tain control of the situation But
found him acting suspiciously the) as);
Republican were loud discovered a revolver and ins-iii
on hiss.
"lain thssonots famerin Deer’
in; and worked in a grocery store?
titers until ten dsysago. 'said Deer-3
lmy observation and ray experience loll“ "' did W “V” much W5 i
gauch matter. has convinced me that
lit that is the obisct in view in this
case and it certainly appears to be.
then the chances are that it will he
:Jllll the opposite from what these
, loaders export."
‘ in any «out in view a! Scholar
i'Judsons determined opposition to
the prepon apiioriioutnsnt as re-
ported by the committee it looks as
ihoulh a change would have to he
made it a cheese is so be made in
the congressional district lines.
Innirlsinlly Fair.
it is admitted by Democrats that
”the proposed division shows cacao
’itio’lisi lsirnsss to their party and it
is because oi this that that! are or
the opinion that the who» now in
control at the Republican party is
willing to sacriiies pubis Republi-
csa interests in order to walls an
arrangement .1th sum hearpsr
its... Republicans with sunset be
controlled by then.
There are others who trailers that
the hill was drawn for the surpass
oi Mills: disagreement. so that
nothing would he dons. Tish is not
impossible but it may taliol its
olifict it the risht rash in both sar—
tios get together to shops an accep-
table were when the sill coarse till
tor consideration.
WOOD FINDI ”All! 0' MON.
its causes cfiuosse head as was
ever seen is Norwallt on sound yes
they or Wililln i m. J... the
wit-known Mug chill w m
close in tile Cassius huildlns. while
Mosul“ in stress and is discolor
«at. “Warranty and w. W
about entirely M when the
engineer cabs across it. as has
painted it up witir‘ inward of ion coats
of aluminum paint. however. and it is
in rirstolaos condition allegiances
orlhhassis a favorite sans aliens tits
holders in the 9am buildup
some ii-as tournamentssss upset»
all new. with the score irons o NVosd's
armature-seine. menial-lieu
l
’ crossing hers nit
wbesigothsresndlconiduotgetai
Job. so i decided i would buy a revolt
er and he a hold-up than. 1
“i bought the rotolver and made
the toast and tor three or (mu- nights
l have been out out. when i saw a man?
i thought i would hold up on nerve
tailsdroesodilethlmaohyf‘
The prisons. was locked up pendingi
smlgnnoet on a charge oi carrying:
a concealed weapon.
“mew-“7.
ACTlON [MUN ON JUDGMENT 22
VIM“ OLD
l’apers were returned to the Super‘
tor court yutsndsy in an notion to rot
cover s judgment which was chained
to the same tribunal more than twem
U-two you! an. The situation is
most unusual. '
It. was on April is. 1880. that.
Jane l... Taylor. of liamtord. secured a
low sssiast (lent-so Neherdsen.
ot Dsnhury. lor $1.1M”. with 063.28
costs. “ '
For some reason or other. which
does not enlist in the papers. this
Judgment was never sail-dad. Now
the plslisti! comes to court to ask for
ssldsoilon, interest. the total
claim reaching 2,911.82: The plain-
til wants 34.000 damages.
While calls or this kind are excito-
tiousl they are not without precedent
it tmuonily happens that when a'
judgment is obtained there is nothing
in sisht to satisfy it. Then the pinin~
ti! hides is time and it occasionally
happdhs' at as the years advance the
doiendsnt's cirrumuiunoes improve.
Summits» he saves the money him-
seli. 'l‘hen ssain, he tells heir to an
ta.
l
i
i
i
i
lost as he is congratulating himself
on has new ‘lortune. ' still with no
Mumoiohstoid judgment. ashor-
ifl swoops down upon Hat with Me
pore and attaches his cash or proper-
t!
POUR HURT IN “HUNT WIEQK.
narrow. 0;; Ana. amateur par»
seas m badly inland. ens srolishiy
retails. when a loslsht stain crashed
lot» a streetcar at a WWW
Clay React-lo. .lr..~ charged with wile »
'r. P. l"eiti- V
e s hold-up mail hut ‘
Bridgeport, arm mi. 1“
O
at.» h. ill. illicit 0an
» .
familial}!!! 1115?.
The Store Closes at 5 O'clock Except Saturdays
W‘
in
Sale of Dress Goods Remnants
Opening Saturday Morning.
All materials, all grades, in lengths for school frocks,
waists and small dresses.
Details itiunvoi'mw.
Shirt Waists of Desirable Model
Colored Percales for horm- waisis. neat designs
white grounds with sxtiail figures mid narrow stripes.
mark- with long sleeves, and high necks finished with soft
stocks. All sizes,
:in
. 59c. extra value.
White thin Waists. lawns and cotton niarqtiist-tttrs,
with high necks and either lung or short thL‘Vi‘S. \"cry
tialillily trimmed with lace iitscrtitm and small tucks,
$1.00.
Second floor.
Kimono Crepes of Japanese Designs
Each oncflprettior than its neighbor. if that could be
9033“)“. l’lmvets ant-l iiirtis. tiny jap figures. little land—
scapes, and all in tlld tritist attractive paintings. suit
modes. tans. sky blue. and the deeper shades for winter,
reds, browns. dark blue, gray, it? fact every color.
17¢ a yard.
i A very large assortment.
with: .
Wash (hoods Section, lower floor.
in the China Store
Fine French China Cooking Were, the while dishes of su-
perior quality for own use:
Cassi-roles, . value $2.00 for $1.00
Rarehit lhslics. age 1 3c
Ramequins, 10C 5::
Shirred Egg Dishes. 25C 1 3c
Salad Bowls. green and gold. were 25c. 15c
Dirk Nile Picfurc Plates. English porcelain, 10c
Souvenir Plates. were 50: ’25c
English China Coaching Ware, Steins and Jugs
Half-price at clearance.
o.
‘r
The Furi'ituro that endures. "if I could liavo my ideal
hedroom. that is the strilt l \multl liti_\. " air! a woman
testcrdm. as she looked at the ii erkt-t & (lav i urnitury
“Massitc anti stntti}: yes. i like stately itirniturt, and
Sllrl'tlllllill‘il with such furniture 0m- titttst lin- tip in it.
Of Course the first coat seems a gruui deal, but it lasts.
and grows in value.“
Glitch
...—...»...wm
vb
.iil. Real! mentoring.
-.. --.... .--. “EB...— .. .
..
A
a showbiz that is worth your tallest consideration,
tor it has been chosen with "out care. and we be
have it is the most attractive Neeltwesr Stock we
here ever had.
Mali has Stool: Collars. irlsli Laos and Swiss
Dutch Collars. New Ills Fluted Jahots. handsome.
rises latter Cellars“. a N0 variety or idiocy 'i'lss.
Lsusdsrsdrdellsrs. “with?“ or. plain. A large
hum oi'liioiilngs and Folds. etc ' ‘
Watchiu tor what is new and good is part or our
business
The N. in. . Ryan " co:
as Washington street
——r
if
A
LUXUHIKI lMPOKTKD. , * A FLOAT AT LAIT.
JABHlNGthngua. ”Winnxm The public float st Norwsiit has st‘
e mpagne as seen we
the luxuries imported into the United h" M located by the selectrnen.
O
‘States during July in quantities is. The place Ieoumd ll in“ below the
in excess of similar importations in Wall street bridge and was the only
the were month last year in the place that could be secured. An open
case of champagne just twice as much drlltway lentils ”to the landing from
same in. while almost as steal an in Water street Norwallt heart to the
crease was noted in the other two nr- police station. Contractor H. V. cm
liaise. Possibly as a corollary there and a force at men have constructed a
was a sharp decline in the value ol'asugway which leads twin shore out
art worlts and bolts. The total value over the water and rocks to the host.
of all experts our last month wait till-11$ took all of last summer ind newly
ward. or matron, 000. or nearlyone one‘all of the present one to set the float.
million dollars greater than tot-*July. located, but it has come to stay now.
"WV an we
1910 iii low title it rests upon «in. island.
Norwalk Chronicler