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, Wide
Covers your buggno against any and
all risks, by fire, tilol't. lightning,
navigation and trv-nsportatiou, while
in transit by, or ii the custody of uny
railroad. expreon. ransier trunapor—
tuition or at any ‘41 IRIHHlllp 00. etc.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds
Real EotatenTowu. Country and Show
Telephone 1230
Upntaln Over the South Not-walk
Trust 00.. 87-91 Washington St,
South Norwalk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of ”Elec-
trical Supplies
Charlfilek, .lr.
Addrou:
61 MAIN 81".. NORWALK
Telephones: Offico, 901; house. 21-3
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S. Mary‘s Young; Mott's Club
(lilllHllllPI‘ routine lilir‘illlt‘ns tonight.
Minn lunhnl item-n. o'.‘ Norwulk is the
ghost of Miss lllli‘llilt‘l lit‘llint'u, oi'
(ltmrgoiown.
'l‘u‘only-nlno yours uuo today the for
inni opulling ol‘ the Now York
Brooklyn liu'iiluo tool.- pltlcc. '
Kaboom lilicnmpnlol‘ll, No. it, t, (1,).
t). it, held it rupnlur llli‘t‘llili',’ lust ov~
chilly; ill the Wall street quarters.
i’nliu 11111 at.
Martin Hilton, 11. K; (‘DlililililL
lltlll :1 lino lion l'tlltv clotted on the
ill uiitou as. little rid. of its pinpoitr.
wl’zlnilinns ()‘llricn‘s.
llit- lligii itihool i‘tlilllillillt‘ pill
lltllil llr. lnonlili3 inhlntss lilt‘lllil1.ltl-
11i:iit in tho lllgh Siliool building in
“uni lurnuo.
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t‘onri Xill'riik. No. :‘A‘, Fort-ninth ol'
Aurorlcn,
u'us lrtlnsnrtctl.
['lougin: Foului \\'onlin~<- “viii-l
meeting llllq mulling ill tho post loom.
ill \‘i'nshiuitton snout.
iiurkinuhnm l‘onl. No. 12, (l. A. it.
will hold an important mention this
owning to turthor plans for anoriiil
Day which in fast approaching.
:Vlitui Mary Doxtor has I‘r’llll'llt‘il to
vllel' home ill South Noru'nllt. utter :1
low linys‘ visit with bur sistor on Lo-
cust nrnnue. l‘ort t,‘lli.'.~ili'i‘. N. Y.
The schooner ‘l’iilsxlo llrown which
in now anchored in Norwnlk in extinc-
ted to be unloaded tomorrow. Angeli)
Mitt-o look the contract to nnloud bur.
ion will find at our is looking tounh
ii. at l. l. Mullettes, just the Sltlilt-
111;: you want. hearing the {unions
brand, Gordon ltonlcry. Sen
lllt’lll.
tloot'gt‘ Peterson, 01‘ Water street,
Norwnlk.
bt‘llolillt’l. Bessie Brown as steward.
't‘lio weuel will suit from hero for Vir-
ginia.
The wet My businvss meeting oi“ the
ihmrd of Electrical Conunlssioners
(will be held this ovening in the oilicon
of the. Municipal Electrics. in Slide
{-1 tree i. ,.
~--l‘lresses and Willie wash shirts for
Decoration Day on Stile til Mintz's to-
inorrow at the ley Clearing Stile.
'l‘ho fotmal opening of Shorehnvon
Inn at luzlst Norilralk, will liliio piano
lOlilOl”'10\\, and the now propriolor has
made arrangements to acconlodnle :1
large. intuition of guests.
The woehly business meeting. r oi
[Lincoln Council, No. i. ()i‘dtlil of the
United American h’liicbilnlcs. will be
held this evening in the Mystic Cit-11in
hall in Washington direct.
Work is progressing 0n the new
home of Albert E. Winchester. on Gib-
son Court. Thomas Robina in doing
the mason work, and ‘St. .iohn & Key.
user have scouted the toullnct. for tho
‘bullding
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-~Latost Straws itt O'Brlonlin.
A large Knox lire hose automobile
of the latest design passed through
more ’yeItordAy allornoon on" its way
to manually. It made a short Itop
and while hero attracted considerable
attention.
lumen Kent, of grocery llama, has
“out“ a. noIltlon with Dr. E. E.
Smith or Eliot n epuo. He will com-
“ _ how men Monday, and
“ ‘ ‘ 1 loin
11nd ‘
halt
hold :1 regular mortiug inst!
t-rl-llinu it which limo l'l‘ilililill"llllBllmSS‘
unwrt ine- ‘
will go out. of hero with the!
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lillii lHIFF SiiSPliliS
iliiliiiii till it FiliilSl:
Noi identified and Are Lei oo~:
Owner Claims the Car l
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rLAlllll‘ll‘Llllll, Mn)” :4. "TLit‘lt‘itllVi‘ Pu;
'tol‘ ll. lliil‘ltt‘ll ot’ tho iirltiiinport po~
lim- dnpnrtilielll, .iohli i-l. lloylo 11nd;
l’rnshleut Wultor i'ionrecht-t-k of the:
Norlh Alum-iron llri-wiiu; company of:
Now York. hud 1111 exciting t‘lllififll
tilting: tho Now llllVI-li i’iniii'u il‘tli‘h ,WB-I:
iordoy :ii’ti-r two mun sunpr-ctud of tho?
limit 01‘ i’i‘initlent l‘ll'il"'l'li(‘ll0(‘k~ill higl
lumeli-pasuoiilwl hutotlmhilo lit Noun
York. Sillllilllit. .\t‘lll tho l-‘itiliiirh‘i
' liuhlwl porno tho men unrc silty-:ound
oil and (uilllllt'll nit bout their instill
inn.
l
l
Couldn't Be identified. ‘
Although no! nhlo to give 11 very;
good amount of lhotnseirrs, they had:
'to ho relcilniid ill-i tho uluployon of;
Brown's gurngo, whorl: thoclir wail}
loll, \vcro not nhlo to itiolitii’y thrill
on own nt‘ vim 7min mun whn luff llsni
tear thorn Sniurdny night, .
t
Delectli'o lidt’ltolt iiiucuwrncl the:
cur W'I.‘ilil£‘>lilll)’ morning and bus born:
‘on tho job“ it oiling i111 the men who:
'lt-t’t it in the portion to turn up and;
(‘lltlill it. listmdm it one ropotiedi
thnt two strnngt‘rn bud approached
lilo gtirilgt‘. llillkl‘d urntltlii illitl tilt)“.
nppnrontiy trlub‘lonmi, hnsionnd away
in tho direction of the trucks. Delor-
tlw linoltvlt 11nd i’ronldnnt liloorn‘
chock got. ul‘ivl‘ the. two. being uttered
the use. of it our by Mr. lloyiv :is they
pursued his more.
Caught'on Tracks. :
Looking up the plinrinllcy no not
out his tour and noted an rhuui’leur.
Nearing tho ll'lli‘lt‘r‘t the 111011 could be
110011 ill the tiinlnuco 11nd touring tho
nutolnobiir. tho party took to the
l
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i
hill] 1 ‘il in 2511
1f
(loud size Muslin Shouts. cxtrn good quality; rcgu“
U
506 Sheets 29c
lar 50c.
For tomorrow only 291‘.
Special Corset Covers 49c
\ npi-oizll lot of t‘orwt (‘ovcrs lrinnniril with lace
i'ililiroitli-ry 111111 with wash rililnlli; values 59c and
(191'. May Stile l’ricc 49¢.
Muslin Gowns 59c
l'riiutilml Gowns. low lit‘t‘lx’, good value til
For tomorrow 591‘.
.\'i;iil_\"'
75v:
O \ I
Princess Slips
\\'l~ will place on sale tomorrow l’riuress Slips ilt
99¢. $1.25. $1.49.
59c Lawn Kimonos 390
Long l.:l\\'li Kinnilnis, rrglilnrly 59c. While llllp
int lilnts 301‘.
50c Gowns 39c
titlirs' :lnil lew' Muslin llowns. :ill altos;
'l.’ii‘l_\' 5th,". May Slllr l‘rli‘i‘ 39c.
39c Corset Co vets 29c
llimltilnl l.;irt' null l'lllllll'tlltlt‘i‘)‘ 'l‘l‘l'll‘llilt‘il t'orscl.
t‘nrrrs tinil :irt- north up to 31px 'l'llis <ri|r Jilt‘.
25c Drawers 19c
Lmllcn' open Uliil‘mt‘lllfit‘ll Drawers. mark: of gmnl
(tillllll) muslin. all sizes. tor iustcml oi 251‘.
$1.25 Waists 74c
2H till], ill Litigt’l‘lt‘ \Vfllfilx‘k lll\\' :tlltl
i‘rg‘tilni‘li 81.2: .\i this. stiltf741‘.
$1.25 All Linen Waists 79c
l.:itlir~«" llllt‘ll color 'l‘ulinrul Waists lliut will tip to
$1.25 Kitty Knit? l’l‘it‘u 7i}t‘.
250 Ribbons 190
’i‘nl‘ii-in ninl Stillu lx‘ililnnls. liiln'olor.~ .‘llitl \vitiihm
pinili .‘illll lnury patterns. This .‘u’llt'.
7511,5111: Gloves 59c 11 piair
t2 iliillun lilnrlt anti \Vhitr Lulliox‘ Silk
rot-l1 pnir gunrnntccil; till slurs; 51:12
25c and 50c Neckwear 15c
1.1 11117. l.:1ilii‘.~" Nrrku‘cur.
l‘t‘gli-
high llt‘l‘lt‘.
iiiiji .‘tl’tl.
(lion‘s.
25¢ and 50c minus. 151‘.
25c Burson’s Seconds 17c 11 pair
. .1 , . ‘ . .
Lou . a lliirsou lime in almonds (.‘iltl‘l pair guaran-
lull in giw niisltntiou; regulailiz 5c
7t pair.
011 hillt‘
SUITS at S15. 00
\nlurs to $25. ‘1” «hits (Inn will up to 2122:, in
stink tolluuruu in li‘tiltli‘h litnl llmiiiim, tin oiilv
loilnnton ‘
SUITS at $9. 95:
\itlllt‘h to $15 \\ r “ill soil in plain and liillt} into
tilinls For ininnm', juniors and wwlutn' s Suits,
regular $15 vnlurs, :it $9.95.
SUITS at $7. 95
\itliléh to $1.. 51') 25 Suits that mid up to $12. 50.
fol tninoliim S705
Raincoats -‘ $2.49
l’ir.~t quality. t-rcry mat guaranteed. (in sale tommn
- l'l\\\‘ $2.45). k
Fine Sample
Lingerie Dresses
for Women
$4.95 to $12.95
irunlifnl Lingrric lirrsscn. bought tit about 1-3 oil
tin: regular prirc. No two Rilkt‘. Values :i‘rom
517.5» my tin-H. 3.1.25 151 $12.95."
Clever Tub Dresses
$1.25, 111.49.31.99, $2.49, $2.99
.\ very large yal‘lriy of Sin-rt (illtl House l.)l’t.‘:i.‘3(‘h
that nrr tlillt'rcul, lililll‘ those shown t-lscn'hci‘c.
.\il (‘illliii'Ik‘ lllltl lhr \cry
li‘i‘llil $I.‘...‘5 in $2.01),
$10 Silk and Serge Drogses $4.95
Silk Dresses. tho very lulcnt
all sizes. rrgnlnr Slo,
’i‘ullluuil“
llt‘\\”(‘:~l Styli-s, l‘i'lccs
blisnes' and Lollics‘
stripes. all colon.
nziic $4.95.
this
Women’s, Misses ’ and Juniors’
1 UbSklrth, S1, S1 .49, $1. 95
i
l tilt "i
will lliii 1i.
119,123.11. . rt null“, intuit. til lint-11c
.3; Mil trill Mllllt.
Sale at Children’s Dresses
"liratliilnl \‘1 llill' “rt‘l‘h‘t‘fi,” all tlir iii-w styles. sizes
from C to 14. l‘ritte-i ruilizc $1.25. $1.49.
$1.98. $2.49. $2.98. $3.49.
Sample Dresses for Children
15 Siii‘nplc \‘i'iitr lli'cmcs. no two alike. regular pri—
tnw' from 51: 1.11310. 'l‘onlorrow $3.95 and
$4.95.
Millinery Prices Cut Deep
'l’lie tipitpi‘illtlll)’ to llil}' Smart hliliiucry ill \‘i’ry
low prices is horn.
ALL $7 AND $8 TRIMMED HATS . .. $3395
ALL $5 AND $6 TRIMMED HATS . ... $2.95
ALL $3 AND $4 TRIMMED HATS .... $1.95
SHAPES—Ali Shapes Are Reduced.
$1.50 KNOX SAILORS .................. 99¢
59: AND 751: CHILDREN’S HATS ....... 25¢
ALL HATS TRIMMED FREE.
Sale of Fancy Lawns
12 2t Launs ........................ 7516 )(l.
.1511..'i\\11.~ ........................... 15¢ ytl.
Sale of Linens
$3 Linen Srls $1.93
zoo Linen ........................... 19¢ yard
soc Linen ........... , ............. 29¢ yard
socljnrn..................... ..... 39¢ yard
71x 1 loop ............... . ............ 59¢ vartl
$1110 Linen ......................... ‘ 79¢_ artl
Mintz’s
l
ltriiclls. A11 they nourcd the 111011 the
putty separated, and tho men out
pronttwd from the roar lllltl both
sides.
1 llolimlng that tho turn will not in-
lulu for the (or, the upper started
for New York yesterday afternoon
with it. He ex'prosod his tllilukil and
appreciation to ilelnctlve Huckett tor
his excellent work on the case.
m“i~lnd dyspepsia or indigestion for
yours. No appetite and whnt i did not
distreened me. terribly. Burdock Blond
Bitters cured trio.”—~—J. 1-1. Walker, Sun
bury, Ohio.
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IlOME
DEPARTMENT
Sugar.
YALE BURSAR RESIGNS. -....
NEW HAVE .\', Mni L’3.- ilenly M. '
Osborn, burnnr for tho punt fourteen
yours ol’ the academic department. of
Yule University, line tendered his ros-
iguullou, and it has been ucreptod by
tho Ynio Ctli‘llol‘llllml to intro. efloct
Sept. ll of tho lil‘t‘liulll your. Frater-
ick B. Johnson, superintendent. of the
Bureau of Purchases and Stores, has
been appointed noting ‘hurnnr for the
next college your.
old.
Tilhono OF BUYERS con.
TINUE.
m
Special Half Price BringI Many Pat-
ronI to Frank H. Baxter'I.
The 119011111 01' The Not-walks and
viulnllyupproclalo the great Miran-
inge Frank ll. Baxter obtained for
them, in halting the Dr. Howard 00. to
allow the regular 50 cent nine of Dr.
Howard’s specific. tor the cure ot‘oon-
stlpntlon and dynpopsln, to be sold at
hull mice, 25 contra, and have bought
hurldredn of bottles. . , *1
Unlike ordinary modiclnoI tor 0011»,
Ijtlpiitlon and dynpepiiioi his aim
Dr. Hownrd‘. Ipeoino iI tandoori all
to:- I row day'I one. and tho euro in
pooh complete and moon. . J ‘ I‘
11‘ you hiivo not already taken pd .
vantage or this chance to not I ‘
montlt‘l “ chl treatment toil zit
moonlit, "to cull lit Frank fl
fill ‘ . for be him only a mall
‘ IIpecilio on hInd.
Sun.
ot setui-olllpiicui wings.
wings in a tune measure which slides
along the skirt as n. guide to mark its
length. The other wing mm a linen use in a household where there are
coy—5n which may be pinned ,m the children and economy must he prac-
wnlutbnud of the skirt to facilitate “lied: WWW“? a yard of inexpensive
,tubio linen, out lil uquarea of desired
:slen, and finish with a French horn.
.You‘wlii have napkins, any: Needle-
For the breaktant all light luncheon craft, at much less than the usual coat
tried rice is a. delicious change from or such articles.
the tried mush will the Pittsburg
the marking of the latter.
mlik lllStGad at water and seasoned
Wlt‘h irrflufla‘l‘. “Hill. and a few drops 0‘ umd m ”hog of “15 “mghonom “ID-
Mold“ [ll 0 'leii 0“” kin rings, In“ the New Haven Joins
”0 nIi Courier. '1‘th claim) on to the,
alarms?“ Mm MW" of In toldod napkin lamenting like a letter
which it illltlilil whtor hail been oddod.
(11:11 in crumbs. Brown in deep. hot‘
“ l ' .
lemon juice
dinning inn " Mill-iii
One of the moot uIelnl tutu tor
baby/I bath iI 11 portnhio one. It“
mail or (in hit in ‘ '
Whlllo Guilt“ WC
\‘i‘h'ou it is open it is hold '
They tire Selling to Europe 11 device 111 DIM“ by a ironic 0’ light 00‘0"“
for the measuring of-u ukirl.
NlSlE of 11 frame which may be lit-
tnrhod to tho edge ol‘ nlulost tiny tu-
lllo. and to thls'irnine is hingnd ti pnlr CH" be let. 0N “MW- mld: when this
to convenient little, liftiiir is not in use ill ”my, dump and line guides are to be
routortn -lo lilo curruturo of n akirt‘s (“1“ ”43 folded "ill nomethlng 0“ ”‘9
lower edge,
Skirt MoaIuror. nny odor.
ll c0ll- fill”
wood,
slut pod
order of a comp cliuir.
“My“
says the Now York ilor-
Loosely nttncbod to one of those
Instead of Mth.
III-mun.
The rice should no boiled inl
Mil 1h!
.51
roll dilation on to cup it.
For BI'WI lull.
little 3
I031).
the Plttsburg Post A
smooth. hard water tunnel is attached
to the bottom of the tub, so the water
Cheap Napkins.
To make napkins for every day
Napkin Holder-I.
Unique are tho no?! napkin holders‘
Cookery lulmddl‘i very brittle with
great channels ot tampernturo. Worth:
and mum in rapid moor without
Partition iiixlim‘I and Man
THE HAT TRADE.
The {perry lint. Co, 0! Newburgh,
N. Y., is pmpurlng to begin the moon I
l’aruiro of women's fur hats. William
F. Rainy, of New York. is superin-
tondluu the manufacture of samples.
produced.
An item under a St.
tho New York
Negotiations have been closed for the
purchase ol’ the building at. 1832 Carr;
street.
it is said that those lnt‘erestedln the;
new «enterprise lira olthor members or;
omnioyes oi local concerns in the;
same line. and at present don‘t want;
to make their identity known. The3
building chaining three floors and it is
‘ ‘ until that 200 opeiatlvos will be our
ployod
The following in from the New-
‘hurg‘, N. Y., News:
It is. anticipated that by Friday
militia hath will be turned out. of the
now but motel-y notabllnhod by Chan.
Taylor in the old chair factor? on
Lander Itroot. Mr. Taylor lntend'I to
make Ind out on the market mon'I
for beta and tuition moi 11m. Much
hi the machinery i' already in pooh
tioir Ind today a. torus flower (or an
in “admin: tho. motortIiI m pile“ .
:lllgmtlllon .1. .
Louis date in
to work.
out off.
@ iiiii SPlllll
Best Creamery Butter, pound“. ........................................
Bust Flour. large bag ............ . ............... . ...................
Wurranled Fresh Eggs. do: ............ . .............................
Sugar
Tel. No. 909.
TRARSPBRT WORKERS
STRIKE IliiT GENERAL
(Continued from First Page)
up after the lust strike to insure the
Trade Record says: Vireo pnssage of food supplies.
will be brought into operation on the
first sign of interference (by the strik-
to ho usod for a hot factorial era with those desirous of continuing
The plan includes the pro-
tectionot the markets, the dookg he-
tlveen tho (lockers, and marinara. ,
railroad stations,
rorko, the bakeries and the gas and
electing light works.
All those men engaged
Gordon Maillot who belong to the
trade unions ceased work this morn-
ing and the supplies at flowers, fruit
and Vegetables will therefore soon be
At Smithlleld Meat Market busineu
inlg‘olng on as usual todaY- _
The men's lenders are attending the
Board of Trade inquiry. appointed by
Sydney Buxton,
word or Trade to inquire into the
ovum at the Ill-lite or tightermen.
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The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
DIIlvorioI 8:30 I. m. and 3:30 p. 111. Free Doll
NEtW CONNECTICUT CADETS
LINE FOR SERVICE.
Stewart A. Hamilton of Bridged
has passed physical and mental "
required by the Naval Academy
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This
Haven. He is a son of H. H. H
ton. of the Whiting Silver 00.
alternates are George M. Keller
Hartford and Stanton 11. Wooster.
New Haven, the latter a nephew
Major George E. Hall. I _
George Andrews has been 111111161!
the war department as the suoo
of F. H. Van ~liorn' ol.‘ Bridgeport,
mlss'ed from West Point. Colonel
eon named Andrews. whoee home
Naugatuck. F1. Lilith or the 4th
the
the mid storage
in Covent
to name. :
WM... .._........
alLLv'o NOTlON.
"Papa," hogan little .3111 , "
should want to out out by RH ,.
"Cut our your dppetito‘?" In“
it; ejaculated his wire. "Whai. or.
talking about?" ‘ ‘ 1
“Not my appetite; my a.“
dirt. on. doom timid 11m Ni
president of the
entr,ance our! will soon be named
succeed the inte Julian Bishop of N
trict now haa‘a West Point can
Norwalk Chronicler