Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 30, 1911 · page 2

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sire sstI sons museums mm usuAL. ' ‘

All Summer Goods at Deeply Cut Prices

TD ”SKI ROOM FOR FALL STOCK. WILL MINTlDN A FEW lTSMS.

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smote warsrs ........ .soo
‘ Reflhf pr!“ ""90. MAIGUialTTE VOILES ..... . ”24o
. . Regular price 35c. i
SAMPLE wars're ............s2I/.o . .
Regular price $1.25. PRJNTED FOULARDS ....... .....1oc .
eAMPLa esters ......... 76c “95“” 9"“ 19c-
» 39“" pm. "‘9' arms-es AND rtsaros . ......... 10c
‘ SAMPLE WAISTS ..... We Regular price the.
Regular price $1.98. , ~
SCHOOL PLAIDS .. ............. 17o

WHITE DRESS SKIRTS
Were $1.00.

M, d d BI Value 81.00.
" 1 y y s LADIES' HOUSES DRESSES ..... the
"in” ILOUSES . ........ ;. . . .35c w.“ ”'25
Value 50¢ ‘
‘ « MIDDV BLOUSES ....".> __________ m LAD'ES’ HOUSI DREW. ..... 0.6
Value 75c Wore “All.
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Ladies’ Waists

Dress Skirts

BETTER DRESS SKIRTS
At Half Price

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Regular price

... ...... 50¢

 

 

Piece Goods

.Ladies’ House DreSses

LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES ...... 700

250.

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BARGAINS IN SHORT LENGTHS VARIOUS GOODS.

A. DICKERMAN & SON

84 Washington Street —- Telephone 446 -— South Norwallt
We give 8. & ll. Trading Stamps

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

'riit nous: svueosse
“ so time:

(Continued irom First Page.)
to grant a liquor license-to a. specified
hotel for four months in each year.
beginning with J une 1.

This bill was the successor to the
“out which had passed the senate rm
woelr. which was to give the county
commissioners the power to grants
liquor license to Morton F. Plant's
hotel in Groton, the Fort Griswold
house, upon written petition of a min
jorlty oi’ the voters in that town which
had voted no—llcense. in the .senuts
llr. Judson in arguing in support of
the favorable report or the judiciary
coninllttee. had said that he would
have liked to have had the bill a gen-
eral one. it has neon known that
Governor Baldwin had expressed him-
self in favor of the idea of granting
liquor licenses to summer hotels- or
unquestioned standing. and when the
(Hilton bill was called up for action
by Representative Splcor, of Groton.
Representative Caine, oi Nausatncir.
cloned an amendment which substituc
ed for everything alter .the ensctint
clause a general bill which would al-
low the granting of a liquor license to '
any hotel in any tic-license town under
the same conditions as proposed for
Ir. Pinnt'a hotel

Mr. Spicer. of Groton. tried to ex-
piain. but in the confusion he was not
heard until the spoarlrer demanded
order. Then Representative Pool, of
Btrattord. said that it looked to him as
If the whole state was to he overturn
sd lust tor one . He said that the
trill as uttered provided no restrictions
against selling out at hours or against
Sunday selling. "Because a man has
a million or two he thinks he can
buy himself into anything he wants."
said Mr. Peck. “i have an ides he
thinks he can buy his way into
heaven."

Will Upsst U Towns.

- Mresentative Reuse. of Guiitcrd.

aald‘that if a hotel at Groton is to he
opened for the sale of liquor make the
low brood enough and do away witho-
hcal option entirely and have liquor
acid everywhere. "Why." said Mr.
Isms. “Irish s ‘hilhas this will upset
ninety towns. What tomdooisry is
this? i move indefinite postpone-
ment of the whole matter.”

ltr. Cains dstsndins his erased-
Isnt claimed that it would live
mater- restriction to liquor- selling.
Ir. Whites went into sissatiiy en-
sisnation of conditions in Gretna. its
said that the slit our special mil-
lotion. but the hills" hf tits sensed
asssnihly showed that would idio-
latlon is needed Whit n new new
«We. mesons-oversaw“ The
‘ ‘sr MW will

’in an start to monies this local been tabled earlier in the day was
sentiment. which favored Ir. Plant‘s‘dcbsted and dually passed.
having liquor sold (or his [nests thatl

this bill was originated Ilr. Wilton
explained that the hotel is a trans
planted colony. The colony was made
up of people who earns tron outside
the stats. The conditions were on
like anythlnx also in the stste. The
bill which would allow Ir. Plant to
cat‘s tort or this colony
would I“ om” temperance
interests or the stilts “

Ianits States Stand.

Representative Benita said that
members shosidloolr upon the altos-
tlon in a broad sense. This was lilil.
People travel in automobiles and
when they come to a hotel in this
state they expect and must have it
they would come here. food and re-
i‘rcahment. and even liquors served
with the food. They are people ar-
customed to having what they want.
lsr. Plant keeps this hotel not for
"what it brings in but tor the con-
venience of his guests. He does not
depend upon any proii't ii there is any
profit. He gives away probably each
year more than the hotel takes in.
Mr. Banks said he favored the amend-
ment because he felt that in his town
which votes no license a hotel should
have a summer license if it was of
the earn. character as ltr. Plant's ho-
tel. and it it was to he granted under
the same condition as those proposed
in the hill. lispressntative Phillips. of
Stanford. revered the hill. Represen-
tative Bellies. at Newton-ton. opposed
it as it would lend to upset the li-
cense laws in ao-liosnss towns. lie
thouht liquor would he sold in a
hotel whether it had a license or not.
homeostasis. Pools. of liraitord. said
that scale people's idea «progress is
to set an autonomic and “boon” all
the tine. Marian and week days. lie
was against West!!! downward.
Titers are no restrictions against 8on-
day oeliinn. “nonnative naaits
said there is the usual narration as
to selling on Sunday. as said that
in». Pack is from sinners sad is also
trial insttosasd thsplass where pso-
pl. so to iron Irldssport toast linuor
os.r8nndsy "Why he a hypocrite?" he
salted

Ir. Peck natured what's the par.
ucuisr niaos was. Ins arr. Banlis will

"Yes. militias"

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titers would
licenses

no mistrial.

 
 

neat and not the Plant hill.
is- the coins amounts

 

him that its was in a party one ht
Sunday recently when one oi the
party inquired it they could set any-
thing to drink. and the answer was.

Represented“ Posh said tha' duty
at Its. lam as prosecution attorney
was to twins sssh iswhrssitess peters
intro and he could assure Mr. iianlrs

vs Charm. or West
Hartford inverse its Coins amends
Upon
It one
. prostitute.“ and tire bill so

 
 
 
 

Compeoastloo Iiii Killed.

The house yesterday altcrnoou by a
vote of 106 to 76 rejected the confer
once committee report on tho wot-ls-
man s compensation andmmployers il-
ability hill it previoodiy relented an
amendment by Mr. Whiion striking out
rho muses-lion section and the as
sumptlon of risks section in the lia-
Milly hill. and all amendment by Mr.
Thoma striking out the compensation,
portion and isavlng the aasurnptlm or
rlslta section. it had also accepted Mr.
iiail's amendment insults all sin-
ployoea eligible for compensation, but
.on the main question the hill wast

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

mean that the present legislature will
pass no smployors‘ liability hill or
compensation hill.

The constitutional amendment;
which comes over tron last

Whlton. oi New London. and which
provided that only one class of stock
shall lie issued by corporations was
untavorahiy deported by the oomnln
toe to the house yesterday and the to
port was accepted and the amendment
rsisciod.

 

ROAD RIITIIATIO.

 

Still Claim That Valley ka Was

the Work oi Traln Wreckers.
HIDDLETOWN. Aug. Sin—That the
oiiieisls oi the Now York. New liaison
and Hartford railroad am still of the
opinion thsflhs wrsolr which assumed
south or here. lander-laid. is which
one person was killed and as or
insured. was the mall at s
having pulled the spines out that hold
the rails. is «idealist by a smart
issued tonlsht

The statoment is as iollows: ,

“Today’s teller details sinply com
list the rslirosdfs crisisal statssssai
oi ”stereos. that tile wreck “was
caused by maliciously mosh; trash
isstsasu. Tbstrasltltsslt'isisilest
cuss condition and capable at hand-
ilss useh heavier tower and Wu
lost than is heist ussil on it. The
thusrsaresrs mainiason therails
and tour store rsrnainlos slonsuds
oi the rolls. do not indium “will!
asprsschluhlshsnssri sttisisoitiis
accident. Tho unholtsd tum.
the pulled snilrss irons either side lei
onsetssorsils.with theolosraslss
in tins ties. establish the cartoonists
or the railroad‘s'oriaissi ointment."

All the inland are reported W”
as settles sissa narcissism.

‘mfi
Dill Mimi! snowman

le YORK. Ass. “Awhile steamer
ltohswlr at tho Glide line. res-rise iii
s W via the united»: Viruses
early today that she had «some all
hot sits of tits crew of the schooner
item S. New. whlsh. according to
Line m. first down all Ms-
' icon. S.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of the Cardinals was:
Tooter; pitcher. licl’eahs; trot base.

down to detest. This is taken to ,,

susion ‘
land which had «on ravorod by Mr.

land

.' wtitanium

what Mainline: shots

. eh

to make it’s?! at kind.
you ask tor the Boston W

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The Cardinals played two names oi

hall on the Lochwood diamond, Mon-
day, winninl both.
the score was t to i. and in the sec-
ond it was easy work for the Cardinal
players. the score being 7 to ii.

in the iirat [arse

On Tuesday morning the Cardinals

defeated the ‘lsonroo armors. on the
Cardinals’ diamond. by the close score
of ill to s, the Cardinals pinyin; vary
[bod ball.

This was the rubber gains
The lineup
Catcher. K

between these the teams.

F. Creamer; second base. W. Mailer:
third base. H. hiclaughlin; left field.
a Denise; right hold. l". Creamer;
mascot Joe Icl’eahs.

m.

DDNIIngODT LIAIUD-

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Tense Claudio.

Won (asst EC.
ilridgeport ......... iii i2 .604
Bprindkld ......... 63 . ll .5“
Hartford ........... do do .5“
New Haven ........ {to 54 Ml
New Britain ....... in 57 Ml!
Waterbury ......... ll 67 .380

Vsstsrdsy's Rssulta

.sa—‘r

All names Wood hmuas of
‘ wot grounds.

W
saviour. Lasoua. '

into—.-

Tum Medina» pro-choc. but our to net up on its}
Won Lost to. hank. Then he saw asst oi i's.lsai

New Yon. ......... 7: it an teeth wot-Miss from the fleh'
Chicago .: ......... til it .804 moth. The doctor quickly eatraoted
Pittsburs ........... it till .600 the teeth. weir proved to be those
Philadelphia ....... 6t 58 .55! lost a low days hstore. Relation his
St. Louis .......... 61 on .520 experience. the doctor said the ilsli
Cincinnati ......... lid 01 .tdli was its .0“ grateful patient he ever
Brooklyn . mes t! .395 had. tor it actually wisaisd its tail
Boston ............. es s! mandevsawsatsstsrastocarosshis
—--- hodtoshowiussralituds. Thalia)

New York 7. St. Louis 5
Philadelphia 6. Chicago 8.

of rain.

 

AIIRIDAN Li”.-

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New York 7. lit. tools it.
Detroit 9. Philadelphia 8.
Washlnsion 3. Cleveland 1.
Chicaso'li. Boston 0.

airman toms.

 

Jersey City ........m is:
MIT” ssotssolelst“ 7.
mewl:ttslsss‘a

 

Boston Rubber Shoo Dompany.

snail over the world are wast-in thorn. Ask your mates
inquest by. a... it they don’t say “i.

" flOSTON" HUB
WARRIOR BOOTS

on want rubber boon which will simm—
iiooi’smwiflh will stand the hardest hind oi service.

’esperiencs has tau ht us how
and groom [oil in when.

Look lor the Hull Trails-Mark
nappsslsonliionrbootssndshoes.

MINI susssn allot 00.. Isuso. lass. ,

cardinals Three 'i’lmss Winners. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Other suns! posioonsd on account

Testw Milan.
"°' W no. UNFAVORAILY smarts.
Philadelphia .......‘l‘f all MI

Detroit ..... ....... ‘fi it All? constitutional Amendment Arrest

Bum ..... . ...... a 68 .517 Inuit Stock is mm.
3:. York ......... SS BS .616 HARTFORD. Alia. 30.--Tho constitu-
ieaco ..........ti es Mi tionai monument which canto over
MM ...... ”“5. SD .M humming“ Villa ll“ been
Washington ........li rs "‘ .in “sound by. In Milton oi New lion-
St. Louis ..........35 85 .39! “mom provided that only one
“"""' . classot stock “millionth“ ll! 00"
Vm Result. aeration! was onlsvorahly ”ported by

 
 
 

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Yeast discolor unearths speak.
Mehsstsr we? 1;" if”. eovssnoa stuns IiLL.‘
ram. .........." is in “Amman. or. meow».
mm"...........n a ‘ Baldwin yesterday sinned (1.. mu...
:3er . If?” » use: charter for the city or sum.
uontmr ...:*......”.ts l: m “in the bi“ M It wont-

 
 

Boots
Shoes

made and sold by the 1

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

lfirst
(sec-

liui’l‘slo 9. Jersey City 2
Mel; iiuiiaio 3.1mey City;
and game)

Montreal 5, Providence 4 tilt-st
.ilonirsal 1 Providence 2 (sec

Toronto 7. Newark 6 tllrst game. it
innings); Toronto ii. Newark 0 (second;
note. 8 innings. darkness).

 

 

TAMI OF WINSTIAD.
(Catholic Transcript)

Winsted. Conn. has wood a noto-
rloiy use that conceded to the "Bow-
ery" in the song. The Ave Maria has.
admitted some of tho sayinas and do-
incs oi that quaint and imaginative
community into its dignified columns.
The tailoring appears in its issue for
Amt lith. "As likely to be oi some
service in dsslsoyiol the superstition
oi print, one is‘ always [lad to and in
a sscuhr papershythin; tilts the igl-
‘lowinn dsspstch sent last week to a.
Chicago daily from Winstod. Conn:
Dennis Mae's friend's teeth. which
were lost in Hi land Lake this week.
were recovered n an unusual miner.
While Dr. M. .1. Arthur. a dentist from
New York was sitting on the veranda

 

 

he made out the word Doctor“
sound seemed to come iron the lake:
directly in trout at tho cotuso (lolnxi
down to the water a edge. ho discover:
ed a hugs hair a German carp. which:
scorned to be in distress. The fish did
not appear idshteoed as the doctor sp-i

hasnadenaliadosen cslison the
doctor elites. and he is tryinl to teach
it muss: Pnpostsrous as this is.
sad lauded to be taken as a lien

y.’ ltlsoulisasworthyotcrs-
dssco as any other tales published
is secular newness—tales to which
area intelligent readers oitsn give
imitation Muss"

the committee to the house yesterday
and the report was Mud and the
amendment relented. irir. Williamson
roads the "port and when the speslv
or looked. toward its. Whites. who
had been sponsor tor the msssure.
the latter sheoir. ill head. lie did

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

abnormalities-sinuous»

Eire D. ill. iiirtth (immunity

 
 
 
 
 

or.» a. at flesh simian...

 
 

 

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Bi'ldgsport‘ Advertiassnsllts " i '

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WW Advertisements ]

 

Enitthlinhril 135?.

The Store Closes at 5 O'clock Except Saturdays

 
 
 
 
 
 

New Top Coats for Early Auturnrr

During these last few rainy tlavs the first of the Au—
tumn Coats have thrived. It seems as though one tllt] not
exactly need a coat. particularly a warm one, but they
are in demand. Women who are going on long rrrotnring

. trips. or into the mountains, are buying them and expect
to need them. /

In Black, Navy Blue and Wool Mixtures.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Lined with satin half way down. The longr straight
lines which have been so pronounced still exist. and the
mats are close fitting, but still manly enough for easy
wear. Wide shapely collars with evidences of artistic
coloriug'fastcri well down on the left side.

‘ Coat anti Suit Rooms, second floor.

 

 

 

The Sale of Dress Goods Remnants
Continues this Week

This is an enormous gathering of short lengths,
which vary in quantity from 2 to 7 yards. Many litm-
tlretis of yardsfare included. and all grades and colorings.

little

 
 

For dresses. separate waists and children's
school frocks.
One-half and one-third below re'gular.

At the Colored Dress (301x15.

 

Clildren’a Rompers. gingham and cliamliray, 35 and

soc. Second floor.

 

Cotton Blankets. for the first cool weather. 98c and

Sass.

 

Sale of Cut Glass at half-price. A limited number of

Cut Glass pieces. mostly 5m ill articles. are selling at just

half original price. Vases, Liorripotcs, lowls, Cructs.
Liqueur Decanters, etc. 3

First Table. China Store.

 

50c

50c WHY PAY MORE?

Convince Yourseli.
A Perfect Shave Guaranteed.

THE EVERVMAN’B SAFETY RAZOR sells for I00,
complete wiiht blades. Our factory has a reputation
and the blades used in Everymsn‘s Safety Razor are
the finest blades in the world. For Sale at

D. A. ROSEN. 70 Washington at.

CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
So. Main A Elizabeth Ste.

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tlflcally correct

Our handle is sci-—

 

IVIRVIAN’S WITY RAZOR COMPANY,
ill Nassau St. New York City

 

 

Art Needlework

s. Articles to lie embroidered ii is time now to
bah work on gifts for Christmas.

on :°?"‘ci‘.i"'m"' in $355.. wm it Iroo
to owe. a m
‘ as, M.isstirtis Rosita. aliasing Paris. Laundr-

IanWsr-is Collar lags. Com
Wings. Telephone ads. Ito.
on wmrs units. in RAVI:
Mm mucosa» tees. Couch Covers. Ishy
Pillows. Isis Ills. Fin Cushion covers. Muslin
Underwear, Boyliss. Centerpieces. lie.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

st Washiuton street

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in! a paladin habit or this scum ol

1 as first Miles. Veteran asses.
oil

 

 
 
 
 

Lm To PLAV iii IUFPALO.
llillliliamuii, Nina. Ans. It.-- ‘
Harry' 0. tan. the live times winner.
of the Minnesota suit championshipl

HAY raves worms MIT.

WISHES. N it. Ans. all——
The“ to whom the handkerchief is
an ever present necessity and anaes-

 
 

 
 
 

and three time chmplon oi the
Trahrilisstsippi annotation. will
issue Friday for sirloin. hi. it. its wilt
lay their. in ills invitation tonsils}
theni tor the championship of western
New rorir. tam he our stay is the
slum waster wash? monument

"Mashhad.

the rate because oi the divine sensed.
tethered here today tor the must
no WNW"! in unis-s sum

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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