Detachable
VClillClier
i
.4 .f 0. D Clincher
' Rim
; “' Just as superior to 9!th tires
as Michelin Red Inner Tubes are to
other tubes ,
-. l . 3’
7 1
1N . STOCK BY i
w. A. HANFORD i
i . 42 NORTH MAIN STREET, ' ‘ l
‘
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CHILD DIES RROM BURNS. STATE MlLlTlA OFFICERS.
. EAST HAMPTON, June 20.—-Wlllls HARTFORD
Starr Avery, aged two yems and ninei Frank C. Thompson in appointed sec.
months, died eally Vesterdny, as
result of burns suffered Tuesday’nlghlll toothy, with rank from June 7.
. while his parents Wore out he got u’pi
and secured some m.atches
setting the bed on fire.
w...
. The woman woo ’won-ta a. uouseiworr l I
_ or generally has success with a Son
unel want 9d.
”0,... .
THURSDAY
IS BARGAIN DAY
This week we will make a gspecialty cf Ladlcs’ Garments.
some items. . .
When.
too expenslvo
“Admond sell it. .
Willi
Note
_ mainly sonar- wms'rs.
A‘lorgo variety and the latest
ot'vlen at reguinl prices. \‘iZ.:
$1.00 to 33. 49.
LADIES’ WHITE SKlR't'g, .
Our regular stock or the trink-
ers' prices are excellent
values. “
LA'DIES’ SHIRT WAISTS—Stlc.
Values $1.00. Those are sam-
ples, somcwllat soiled. but {It
hull price plus laundry. All
excellent 'pln'chuse.
LADIES‘ WHITE SKlRT5—59c
Value 890. A spefial pulohnae.
With embroidery ruffle. An
unusual bargain.
LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS—79c
Value $1.00. Wider and better
embroidery than the one
above. Equally a bargain.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS—Jlsc.
Values to $1.49. Those are
samples of the newest styles
and in large variety. An un-
usunl opportunity.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS.
396 to $1.98.
(100 to $2.98 values. Those are
sample skirts and worth your
ntlontipn.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS-Qllc.
Values to $1.98. These are
samples and at the price
V'orituhle bargains.
A. Dickerman 8t Son
' 84 Washington Street, South Norwaik 'l’hone 449
We give 88th Green Trading Stamps
WWW...
ROYAL GROCERY CO.
Rest Creamery Butter . _ .
Fancy Bermuda Onions . '.
Native Beets ,. .. . ..
Native Sweet Peas . . .
Sitting Beams, Lettuce. .
Tel. Call - - . - .
a... WW .—
The Sentinel Want Columns Are Fat
Reacting in their "Influence...
‘ 1 ‘ valled in court hub the dofiondulit W
{=2 '
June 20. ~Sergehut
a; pull; lleuteuunt,‘ Company A, First in-
and‘
The ohlld had been put to bed" until Corporal Philip E. Bronsonyto be sec-
ond lieutenant of 14th Company, coast
Slide-port Advfldoemc‘nu i
Bring-goon Aduirtloentcnto"
I
k
m, ,,
’ it: moo. l! docked. The ,
~ toolbar or alimony, which is asked, 1a
‘ bailout-alien This
11an El. Brush; who womenm
to Violence, did not put in on one,
Attorney .1. .‘l. which told t
“lump. for the pin-in“ uyhrcno‘o,
t after idle worried the ”ml”
i tho tolonhone and Attorney Brush” had
‘ told hlmlbhot no 9m 3th minted hill ,.
‘ train. The obnrt‘. mum, hull acid“
that he would snow to the canal When
it was reached. When it was reached '
working “mom, was the wonder my, Attorney Murphy and lilo witnesses
ttho court room'. The plaintiff cald' were present, trod the httorney wall
that her maiden name was fitrhttmii told to so on with his case. «When
add that she married the deflendtlut lni the Wet attorney 0' the butting town
Sopbember, 1,903, when she was 21; was making it prcllmlncry statement
and he 3]. She went to live withl he olyl-y told the court that Attorney
him on the farm and she said that mm“ W“ ‘2“ m“ “m“ l“ 11 ”‘00“
three months after tho marriage her! in the l’crcdoon, and wall neon about
hugband took to tho drink habitl the railroad station live minutes be-
neglected her, and she was obliged to for the train left, and it was his
take in boarders‘to get money. Her Opinion that ha WRS no! going L0 (3011'
'huoband was also very jealous. Sho’ tout the ““39
said that the had to leave him, be Afiraoflvo Witnegs.
onuso'of his conduct, but. they made Tito pihlntltf'llirs! Foster who the .
, ‘ v. 1 , l ' V '
:3; 8:11:31]? cgfigtfigiéofgév: 2:11:33; most nttrhctlvo Wittteus ol the day.
Amsberdhm N. Y‘. Vvher he promiwedi She said thnt lithe married tho dotend-‘
' not In Noyeniber 28,1889 and llVed
to do better, but it won only a shorti with him up to a your a-SO Tho do
galorm. for he again renewed hlsitendant had been a bookkeeper for
rinitlng habits and neglect, and she, his tnther and uncle Foster Bron.
related that one night when there was ‘
l but lost his job about five years ago
no cool in the. house she and her baby , on account of his drunkenness nod at
tit; 1:35: tg‘lttZoptilvjirizmiiiesiiltllezh:i that time he took the Keeler cure. She
said that he had been an habitual
divorce. she was also given custodyi drunkard for the past seven years,
or u “"06 year-old child nnd he was warm; off after the cure
setback for Watrous. week after lle' came homo. it was
William H. Wotrous or 1146 Bath; than bolero, as he took to drink a
‘num avenue, Bridgeport, received a: when he was drunk that he was cruel.
actbncl: in his application for a 111- The diary 0! Mr. Foster's lntcmperatg'
Vnrce from Ellen ill Wutrous as the habits, that loss of his fortune and his
court ruled that he had not. ploveni subsequent incarceration in the Mid
decertlon, which was his allegationc. dietown honpitnl, from which he won
This was the onl_V rcnl contested case ‘dischorgcd in October 1908. was an
heard The plaintiff tectltled that he unpleasant ploturo of domestic life,
untried the defendant in 1889. and; whole the Demon Rum had the us-
' wont to live with him on
, u had to mill: 11 cows
d all the housework and
‘rdors in the houao. That
a man would ‘ neglect a wife of that
/
He was} “Artillery Bridgeport, with rank from
alloying with them when they ignited i May 27, in special orders jutt‘l lssuedi
i from. the onion of the adjutant general. i
the Vocant property grows
use -a Sentinel Want:
”MWW‘”
lb 330
2 qts 15c
int 80
qt We
Full line of Fancy Oranges, Pineapples, Bananas, Berries,
"1264-3
, Judge But-poo gold that demotion hid
that he had been living in Bnltlgeport oendnnt hand “as the plaintiff‘s story
since 1900. He saldtbat he lived with: There was plentV of testimony to as
his- wife until the middle of July, 1907,: lnbiish that the defendant was A hab-
VVliensheiclt. rI~‘heV -werethon living ltunl drunka‘rd, by other witnesses
in the roar of 1046 Eont Main street, bouillon the plaintiff Duo 0! the Wit
{where he paid $9 n month tot ront nessos was Patrolman Joules ~l Turn
The reason given for her leaving,r was or, who testified to Fosters arrests,
th it his wrto said thut she was nnham.‘ his crueltV to his wife, and his intem-
i (so to live in such a place and would poronce The picturesque Witness VV as
i be mortified to have any or her friends George P Riend who confined all his
1 call on her them So one noon when replies to "you sir," on "no air ” with
i he come home from work she had the: a good deal oi emphasis The only
i furniture packed up and put in slot , time when he now the dotendnnt lust
iugo. He said that he was then euro and sold 'nt 112130 today in n on
log $10 a week and the most he won loon.’
-oornorl was 31" .l a wok. Shortly nltm' The court hnd hard Vvork to arrest '
s tho (insertion be non arrested for non t the propensity of the attorney from
which he been mooted.”
“Jun Left That’s All "'
Charles S .\ush, of Bolton who has
been keeping "bachelor's hall." since
1899, won granted n divorce from An
pie Nash of Providence. The SlOl'y of
I the plaintiff Was It simple one or do-
oortlon. Mr. Nash is n l‘urmer und
gardener, and has lit-en working for
lvrnukliu Lynch, it Now York broker,
for tho post It; yours at Dnrlou. Ho
mnrrled the defendant in Juno of
1888 nt Dunbury. ’l‘ho tleaortlon came
two years tutor. "There was no row.
Sh said that Ellc‘ was going away,
that she was tired of living with me,
and that. alto did not cure to live with
mo any longer." be explained.
“Did nho over tllrcnten to louvo you
boioro?"
"You, she did. She gold that one
\‘Zlh going to. but i did not know
whotltcr she would or not.“
“Did you ever soc your wife utter
ito pay hor $3.130 a weak
into for a while. until Altotncy Shun
. non got the court to rescind the or i
der, but he nddod that on his own
motion he had been paying hill with
$2 11 wook. since until lust December
3 General Denial.
i The defendant mode :1 general. do-
,nlnl of the story In the first place
’1 she said that “1 Wntrous was not “n.
cosy man to got along with. and when
‘ tiloV turned to East. Main street she
i did not like the. place, and one nlso
i said that her husband felt disulltiuflcd
' with it and told her to look around
" for another tenement b or not to noK
higher than $12 a month and it VVns
; when she got the pinto that she in» i
jgttn to more, but Mr. Wutrouu was»
just in the opposite humor. They
' _hud u talk about it. and she wool
,knockod mm on tho bod, and was
told to get out of the honnc on u ccr
tutu day, and it w. to buontiue of the
' tln‘out that silo left. i that?" was united.
(in holnll (llIGBUOMd lll‘ Allorncyt “You, I now her in Dnnbury a short
3 Dannoy, the witness udmitlcd that. time army, but I didn’t spook to her.“
i hnr hunbnnd culled on her occasionally; The witnons then told the court that
and now her mom-1'. but he Ollll’rl-HWCV he never tried to got an explanation
her money when lit! ~l'rit like it. Sh?
also testified to the foot that there
woro times when her hunbund rev
nuincd hit-V murltnl relations with her
since the tieocrtlon. 'Sllc said that
wlwu they were living together she; Mr. Noah lulu been living alone since
ulwayo dld'ull that silo could to pleuno‘ the 8~93llll‘tlllt)ll, cuomng his own manic.
her husband, [Hill said that nho won and keeping "bflttellt‘ior'g hall," Them
wimmt to to buck and live with him. ‘ Vvus no tittft‘lllltl. Judge nurpeo looked
Watroua a Crank. up and wuntod to know why it goiter-til
lumen neck, who was a lirldgoilort' denial wna nlod Attorney John
city charm for 28 yours testified thutl Wnluh oxpiniuetl that ho had per
Mi. and Mrs. Wntrous lived in hill oounl noeroo on tho Vlelotidnnt, and
house tor a limo, and he got out he. wrote hm letter to acknowledge the
cause ‘ho ran back in his rent, out ho service. but before doing it told her
did not owe him any inonoy now. tie. to commit. sumo lnwyor.’ it appears
instilled thnt'FlVo often won't upstaira‘ that. she. did consult, on nttorlmy, who
become ottlm quorrcling oil tho two. tiled a goiter-cl denial, lmtAtt’orncyi
Wutrous, he acid, won a crank, Very Ely explained that them was abso-
disagreeable, hard for anyone to get lutoly no (intense when he come to
along with him, and very bonny. ll talk with the woman.
his wife touched any of hill books, or
his nick-nooks he would lino fault with
no llhil tnllm min Winn:
Hid cold that she. won some yemn
youngt-l than he was, and no she tell
him lhnt wnc all there was to it. Them
was u lot, of testimony to allow that
her.
Attorney Downer, who represented
tho dotendant made no argument, but
Attorney to. 0. Hull who conducted
the once for the plaintiff, mode a
Inlet «human to show on what
groundo no claimed the divorce. Bub
not. been prdvbn, according to the chin; ,
q “Antonius, inns now-Altman.
canon doom id. Cole at inactivation.
”$3th MRQQXIWQNW.MUW'Q. ,
that he lulu boon ended in V ‘
i,support and won ordered in tho ltluli ovmtalklnmg utter the decision had ‘
from his wife as to why Bile lelt him.
ANNUAL JUNE SALE
.9
special at 19 cts.
VVcrc $1 50, at 75 cts.
ElllblUltiCl‘}
Sizes 34, 36 and 44, 98 cts.
Lac 0 ”trimmed
very special.
at so and 75 etc.
:inccss Combinations, lutci
$I89
$2.50.
I net-trimulctl were $3 75,
silt-s l0 and 42,
i‘inul hemstltcilcrl. size 35.
in summer weight. sizes 36, 578.
$3.50!.“
'i’HE JULY RESORTER l8 OUT
Right now, at this oeunonml the
your, tourists, vucutlonlstn and seek
cm for test and recreutlon are com“
int: trout all parts oi the world into N
ll'cl’llrilltlt‘llld businesnotlmulua to New .
En gland. Wher those visitors are so
lug, what they MR doing-why they ~.
have como horn and what they are
acokillgwull this in gold in u uplandid-
ly interesting fashion in the July
number of The Roscrter»tho bright
‘now magazine about. Now England‘o ,
rouortn-mwblch in just out. dioxide:- .
excellent informative and descriptive
nrtlcloa on Now England‘u beaches .
and mountains, this number has n
nowoy latter from many at one more
prominent lcsortn. together with aortic
wonder-tut mutt pioturos and lively .'
nmnshotc of interacting uocloiy poo- “
pic, which are already canning much it
involnblo comment. Several page! it
are aluc gmn to a moon‘s departs \
moot that lncludeu everything in dream
and funny that appeals to woman. On
the nowttnnds, ‘15 calm the copy. libs: '
horror Fubllnliing Gompnny. launched.
tinny-though, Mon. . , -
H
amount» not: tuna you damn-v
mullet you in our Victim tor manic
ditch-a. Burdock Bland inter!” truth
:3; tho blood-our» tho nausea—lulu
up. . 5
mn runny om Vii summon
on UNDERMUSLINS
OPENING THURSDAY MORNING
THE TWENTIETH
‘~EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN ALLWVGR'ADES.
Corset Covers, laccdriunnod, all sizes, 34.
Corset Cmers, em‘inoidcly and iotc- trimmed, size ‘58
and luccitrimnicd. at sizes. 50 cts.
Corset Cavern, lace-trimmed, size 42 only, 25 cts.
Long Chemises, sizes 38, 40 and 4.2. 75. 89 and' 95 cts
Sizes 30. 38 and 42, $1. 25. $1. 89 and $2. 00.
HAND MADE, HAND EMBROIDERED
GARMENT-‘3.
A small group of very handsome itnudunac‘le .piccos. embrac-
ing Gowns, Corset Cover, Drawer Combinations, etc.
.1 Very Special Values ill Short Chemises,
95 cts., 9:35, $1.39 to $7-50.
' Gowns, high neck and long sleeves, 50. 75 and 98 cts.
low neck short sit-eves 50 cts.
Gowns. (laiutilV trimmed, at $1.19, ill. 89, $2. 00 and $2. 25.
Drawers, regular shape ombioidcry tllunnod. sizes 2.5 and 27.
Extra sizes. embroidery trimmed, size 23, 39,, 50 and 89 'cts
Circular style. embroidery and lElL'C. 75 ctr... $1.25 and $x.5o.
Marcella Drawers, take the place of two garments, so, 69 and
.75 cts.
-’ Skirt Combinations, rogulur styles.
Drawer Combinations, 5177.0 44 only. 50 cts.
Sizes 3.; 30 and 40 tram $2 75, 11 $1 19.
or t
Fitted Skirt Combinations. were $3.75, sizes 3:} and 40,
Short Skirts, 89 cts.
_ Lon'g' Skirts, \V'ith; enlbroit‘ihred ilonuocs, sizes 36. 38. 40.
Embroidered and lace-trimmed. size .10.
Sizes". .91, 42,
Long Skirts, embroidered and inc c trill-.1 11 twi. wort $5.00 .nnl
Plum llL‘llltilitClled. size 42. VV't-rt: 32.54;.
Long Skirts. extra size. lure—trimmed, \\'t’l‘c $4.00, at
Extra siyc. embroidery tri1nn..d,sizo 33,
Ladies’ Papamas.
.to and 44. $1.59, $x.8g
‘5!-
«OAR!» ARE OUT FOR Hhfllllkflfi
, W
, “cum-mind bandit!» or Thutricll my»
not no income trim of 1’. F.
Mr.
75 (‘13., $1.25 and $1.50.
\‘\'_.m\-“\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘
M,',.‘. a, up, up ‘4: .V’W‘ «'1'
and ms. Mueller 7..
nova town! invitation: tor tho moo
mat of thin nought” Action anti
. r Bridgeport Advertisements
hunch 116?.
to '42, inclusive.
tlituulotl \\ ithi
only.
lt‘l‘llig‘h‘.
39c and 45 cts.
75 cts.
57125.. 89 cts.
\l'.S. 25 cts.
iirnitlcry in 11.:i-‘tl.
ill
89 cts.
98 cts.
$2.00
$6.0t‘).
$2.98
$r.39- and $I.50
at ' $1.75
$2.98
fir-75
ioVV him it,
from $0 5
rillsch.
ltl
uwW
Elli» R. ill. ltlrnli Cumming.-
CHILDREN'S
MENTS.
tt‘ctiing'iV daintv.
Ill :7
. “\fl\‘\m‘- ‘ V. -\:\
(Currant-nu an A: 41/.
ii fill. that! Company ..
LA ouncoun GAR.
MENTS. ' .
'i'iicv are well known for H1
excellent. mutt-rial, correct fit an
god Vv01kumusilip.
Skirt Combinations.
Elli 537.1qu 241, 26i.28;3t111ntl 1,.
(ice and culbroiti
my, nullit- of fine nniusook,
. 1.25 and $1.59.
TRINITY .COMBINA-
'TIONS.
.'\ uuzullor of'V'cry tempting: -‘.i
Gowns, sizes 4. 8 and 10 yrs. 3
Sizes 8. 10 and 12 yrsr. 50 out
Gowns, lthV' nook, short sleeves,
lacotrnnrncd, sizes 10,
Gowns, 8 _Vr. size, cmln'oidcry
trimmed 75 cts. '
Nainsook Drawers, “(it 50 Vts "
sizes 2 and tyrs” '25 13:3,:
Cambric Drawers, were $1.00,
sizes 2 and 4 yrs
Knickerbockers, sms J, and (3
Boys Cambric Nightshirts.
im ages l- l to l4]._
mell) (10 cm. .1t25 cts.
Misses Plain Skirts, 32, H and
3h illl it itllglliél 65 htSt
Misses' Embroidery Trimmed.
'Skirts. ll. 54 and 30 inch. ,V St. 25
Misses‘ P1 mcess Slips. for ones
12. in and to. $1.25 and $2.50.
\iS.
PRINCESS SLIPS
for Women.
Japanese lsilk mostiV VV‘iiilto
iotc- -trimmcd and me
i’tmuol V'szlluc
5.0 and .lil fins
from 3,4 to 44 inciusiV 0.
$3. 50 to close out
Second ll.tmr,
La Resista Corsets.
Special this sale. a liltlt lei that
ucii< tor 3.5.00 in slaw: l8tt1 to in—
$1.98.
Corset Shanon.
House Dresses
The good string and excellent netvice of tho gar
lion.
mcnto shown here how won for us a VVldeltchud leDll'er
Every woman of undo will concede tho Vl'unlincsn of
out Home I‘lreuscs.
There nrehundrcdo of pretty utylcu in port-lilos.lllVVt1n, .
aluminum, Villa. lllmmod with bins lututlu.
oeurnuckora
tuchn and contrasting muttariuls
Every garment in ilnoly mode and you (run 11c n1;-
cured at perfection of fit, and finish.
The prices this weok npcnlt eloquently
nelvoa.
9341.31 25 mm $1.50.
BPEOIAL:
Regular .125 one-piece Rondo broaden nt
Rolnlor 31.26 twonlecn Hound mouse: at
0? Mi“ Poul. thorn will
nonwhlln, Jr.
pop wodtllng,
. m . Mmou
thum-
ӣ333
to!“
The N, E RYAN CO
I! WAIHlNlI‘fON It, SOUTH NGHWALK‘
o it largo initiations;
undoing machinist. lit the Poll no
No. 10 Howe mm and it it! no,
cable there will lib ll number of firm
port people who will bell ”Willi. all
now in acid. cum: run
your “chat pro
only into xiii is routed. . ‘
sizes
GAR-
12 and l
so and 75 cts.
wcr o for~
main floor,
Have you been waiting and expecting this? All 36.nnli4o,$125and$1.75,
-, ‘ s can
road for 7011 now. 111": account "of ‘ 1' - l .
Y 3' ‘ ‘ ,, you “9“" and Drawels, ,ince—ttimnlcch be}
future needs. and be here early rillll'Slla'y,,,.....lllOl‘lllllg‘. in Vixen 24 3.2 34
. . . ml. , ,
the meantime look tins list over carefully to understand 75 cts.
the, values roprcsentcti. » i ' "iv-ll >1 0%. 22 24. 20 89 Ct5
J
1’"; at ‘
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