. Stock Wallets.
‘ Sample Wei-ta. '"
Sam pie Blouses.
' ‘ ‘ Stock Blouses; -»
A Dickerman 81 Son
‘ "84 Washington Street,
LA N KIMONOS.
Short Kimonos. ‘
10c; Value 250.
Short Kimonos. .. ‘71? ‘V
350. Maine 500.
Long’ 'Klmonoo.
350. 'VoluehOc. .
‘Long‘ Kimonos.
69c. ‘ Value 81.00.
HOUSE DRESSES.
Plain and Striped.
7913. “110031.00.
' Seersucker. Dresses.
’ $80.. Value $1.25.
CHILD'S DRESSES.
Gingham Dresses.
. . . _ 2390. Value 501:.
) TAN WASH 3K|RT3-.. Gingham Dresses.
7912. “Value $1.00. ” . 3190.. Value 750.
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ‘
4110'. .Woro §l.00
0911. Value $1.00..
Notions $l.r’10 to $3.49. Half.
Price. . .
MIDDY BLOUSES.
250. Wore 500;
Sample 'Biou‘ses.
1500. Value $1.00.
‘740. Value $1.00.
South Norwalk 'Phone 440'
We give S&H Green Trading Stamps
.‘ ' '55
it 01101.01 onlcwven MILK. A CAN
0‘ P0011113 BRANULAT'EQSUGAR son 11.110
" ' 'WE GIVE S. ANDIH. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
OLD DOMINION LINE
New York to
Telegraph System.
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Affording
Pleasure and Rest to
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON. D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-
turn Including meals and berth $14
Richmond or Washington, D. 6., 1% re-
turn including meals and berth $15
ON 0. D. .STEAMERS .
Hot and 051.1 Sea \\ otet Baths can lie procured on Steamer with:
'011tcho1.ge Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless ‘
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25. North River,
. Foot of N. Moore St, New York.
Phone 3.000 Franklin. Sendtor Illustrated Pamphlet.
W. L. WODDROW, Traffic Mgr. J. .1. BROWN, Gsn'l Passenger Agt.
For further particulars apply to J. 'M. Layton and Co, 3 Roll-
road Avenue, or Depot Ticket AgenI,.\ .Y., N H.11ndil.R.R.
P. M.
i . eiionorsled oi accusations
SOUTH NORWAQK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 48.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in bopulsrity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wsli- paper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety,
of artistic designator wells and ceilings, and permits of I
wide Ecopo for individnsl pretermoni. and tools. we an urgent.
and keep a large supply on hand. '
Oi. No. 909.
100
111-..11... uqltlitooooo'fi
The Great A8tP Tea Company
124 wolumorou 07.000111 noHWALK E ,
Deliveries I: so mm mono 2:30 p. in.
Hot 11.111111 I: (you spend It , "
in 11 Ford-.3 deiiidrhtfnl variation for all the fernllirv '.'
‘ot small cool. its peculiar comfort of the Ford.
, comes from he 1110,116er
emomywoaietywtllma
vlloitywon‘tl low rice. ‘
so 111 11 'D .
Mons/diet ugent. 98
“ rthe coolest possible gel ups to town 115'
1.‘ conduct and inefficiency, preferred in
-.’l)r...o.t.w00d who, insl.1wi111er 11110»
‘ . ernor carefully
Free Delivm
New York View of Fashions.
For wartn weather nothing takes thg I
place of. linen which looks cooler and
gee silks and the linen gown built of
ly why the latter are being sold 011
111.11 mm counters at the price 01’ cot
up with some of the numerous iu11ei~
to] contents that are here in endless
variety of detail, are worn withfulse
fronts or sleeveless guimpes and are
train or motor and lot sunh use 0011-_
servnllive women ureter rather dork
colors. Old rhinos, Intis grnys, and
browns, but for more dressy turn-outs
white and the more delicate shades are.
selected. A 101,1 coarse linen in n
grenadine mesh with holders of drown
work is smartly 1111100 up into both
dresses and suits 111111 the course tnn~
creme "111,005 that are so popular make
1211'01'1' 1.1.1111.-
Wilton Fannie "Field in he‘r New York
fresher than even the lightest of pan fashion letter '
El} llSll.
formalism. trimmings on either silk or hot 01’ black Milan faced with 11111111
in fact this lune trims 11nd dressed with black plumes oom~
now, 1111111111 the costume.
inon frocks.
fashionable just
the bracelet hand. one of the
Below the bracelet the
sleeve finished in 1111 old-time grnduat»
od‘ ilounoe perhaps five inches at the
hook at the arm and not more than on
mm in front Collar sleeve ilonneo
and the pepium cut away in from.
wire 1111 edged with hound scallops. A
crushed hell or black velvet, with a
big pink satin lose tucked in front, an
adjustable guitnpe of 00rd intro much
lighter than the dress, and; a picture
. woln was of black and while lace and '
On the porch of the club the other flowered chiffon made up over a. scant
the rougher ornuh weaves has 11 way of day. 11 notably ”may suit wan worn 'by blue satin slip. There was just enough
standing wear that the smooth- toned 11 tall. graceful voung woman.
women emtit e11 look which is pronuni worm yellow perigee. with a design of feature of the dress.
‘lnntchlng 01101111111011. “nought on the there were 11 alternate flounoeo of the
ifrunt panel of th (.1 ovol'u'klrt, null the‘ block and white lace sewodto the out-
lpep‘llllll cont 0111 with sleew and body in slip and so nearly plain that the.
tons. Suits or 81111111101 Lthrioe ”W10 in one tltellile~1\"'e.elc very simple and pattern Showed perfectly
A wide cape wilnr finishing was formed oi a gathered pnnei or the
In rovers that (rolled a little 0! the chiffon having a wide band of white
belt line and sleeves were gathered inc-e. through the, center and ships 01
into
new touches.
01‘ the shifted to hold the lace which was the
‘ me
10110 of the prettiest evening dresses
(J p the front
Tile book
black 1000 at eithei side, perhaps two
inches from the edge of the chiffon
hem. .Jnst 111 the ”foot 'of the skirt
where Iue‘rtrsin begun, was. a huge hut-
lorlly bow of blue satin, contort-d with
11 «buckle of rhinestones. A wide lit
ted girdle of the some satin bound the
high waist line, and the low out neck
was outlined by the. wide fichns of
white lace. The left one finished at
the. bottom with black lace. the right
with 11 hem of chiffon.
I. I ,
Alliliil Illiii l3
leiiliilliiii Bl iiiiliiiiillii
s‘econtl Set of Charges Preferr-
ed Against cummisnonor Fail
Flat as First
HARTFORD, Ang. 8:480! a find-
lug and oidgr‘ sent leslerdny lo Dr.
,l‘mnk G. Atwood, 11 New 'llnven vot-
erlnntian, 11 second set . of charges
llgdlllfit the Commissioner on Do-
mestic Animals is dismissed without
ngheorlng and 'by
General Hermon O. Averill
is again
of mis-'
seeded in having General Averill
plotted on trial tit 1.1 three 111113 hear
ing before the governor who \indi-
Arm-111 in 11 finding nhereln the gov
reviewed the 10in
runny and failed to discover any 111n-
tsrisi neglect of duly or incompe-
tenco.
Conform! With Dr. Atwood.
Gotten-1101' Baldwin who attended the
Sea Gll’t notification ceremonies yes-
tetddl‘i afternoon. omitted 1111 extended
interview 10 llr. Atwood at his other; in
the (npilol, Tuesday and inter sent
for Attorney General John ll. Light,
ullo was worse to again resorting to
the same token, .
outed the mlrninlstratlnn of General "
the attorney general, and we have
each made some inx'estrgntiorls of
the charges. The result is that I am.
$101101 on Domestic Animals has been
or is guilty of such misconduct, mu-
terinl neglert of duty, 01 incompe~
101100 in theconduct of his office us
would justify his removal, 01' call:
for any further proceedings upon the
charges filed.
This proceeding is. therefore, din-
missed. and n ropy hereof will be
sent by mail to Dr. Frank G. Atu
wood, President of the Connecticut
Veterinary Medical assmlallion
"corporsted. New Haven, Conn.
(Signed) Siltnox 1:. BALDWIN.
Governor.
§ CANAAN
‘N
Edward A. Sparks has purchased 0
Irvin'eylindtr lntlian motorcycle.
”iv-"'—
Miss I‘lnire hchendry is
with friends and relatives at
York.
visiting
New
‘ Mrs. ll. C‘ Killlhnm of Forest sIru'i.
has returned from 11 week‘s utny m
SGNKH‘MV - . J
1110 1110? law, under which he cited
601101111 Averill to trial six months
ago. '
ease, as sent out by the govornor ore
1151111101132,
Executive Chamber. Hartford,
for an investigation of sundry ohm-g
Domestic animals.
in those and other ways 1 have pro:
chapter 197 oi the will! 11111111 0!
The finding and order in the latest-
011 made against the Commissioner 1111
Under these ohnrgeo certain proofs
111111 11111011111111 have been 11111111111011 “arrived 01' 1111191111 ovoiluo.
Mr. 111111 hits. Amiiew Fallen hnvo
“returned home after spending two colts, however are still going lust and
weeks at Loire Mnhopnc.
MW
1 Emil S. linker has taken 11 position
with Meyers S: Smith 11 wholesale mum“ The following figures will he
ninth house in New York anti will pro
hnbiy commute
11111 11110001111011, inoorpormed, 1.1111111; Boswell of West street.
l , 1'
returned to her home in All. Vernon
after 11 month's visit with Mrs. A G
Mum-gill!
which I hate carefully examined, and 1 Hm,” L. 1.4111000 111 having his Hod
11011 runabout rebuilt and made into" 11
1111011011 WM) “’ view to Milan purge; touring our. lie 111.111.1111 to Inotor‘ to
'Msoosuley‘ mid Whartjmrw.
" lit
not of the opinion that the commie- '
111-1|
lwlth of Stamford nvenne was in col-
illzllon with n
.1111... Fiat-once M. Brnguorhoft. 115111
,. new the, v
.._. .._.. , n..-
game will be It prelitnlnnry to the big
contest.
liat103'B. Burlev‘ of Seminary
street left yeslemny for Maine Mr
Hurley will go to Portland bv hunt and
will then take. a train to his summer
wattage ut Brookfleld Junction.
Saturday' 11 12.11119. hetweetl the Colin
and the Y. M. C., ulll be the second‘ol’
11' series of three. The '1‘. :M. 0.,
lime pinned their hopes upon winning
this some but the Colts so} Iher will
have. to go some to do it
~——»
A surrey helonglng to Clifford Beck-
Slmplex cur, bearing 0.
,Rihode island number resterday noon
iFred Weston was driving the wagon
falling Main street and did not hear the
sound of an uppmaching vehicle. The
gear swttng‘ around the corner and
launch him a glancing blow. One or
lthe shells were broken and the left
‘iront wheel wus smashed. The car
l broke :1 headlight and one. of its mud
guards. No one Wag injured
W..—
lnterest in Saturday's game. he-
lto'een the Colts and ‘1'. M. .;C. 1'11 in
creasing daily. The Y. .\i. I". hove have
confidence in Pauley and it is soil
111w might be .1hie to pitch [hunts
Wltltlooh will probably do the will-
.1111; 01' the Collie. Both teams are
lpral'tising 1111 story opportunity and it
will be up to the l'. M C. Iiiavers to
”come back" in this lilo second game
got the series
mode lat-1t Saturday, at Sillormlno a
good game is expected from them. The
will be 11 hard team to down. llase‘
ihnll data obtained relative to the hit-
ling of the Colts shows them inovlnt
oflnterout: (lamesnimed.11; won 7.
, A1 :‘ 6 1911 I001» Statistics of pinyeiu:
' 1311s ’ ‘ ‘ W‘""‘ 1 61111105 All ii PC
In the mullet of sundry ehunges pre~ , 1.. :‘H- Dunlap lms taken a ponuon-MWW c 9 311 16 .114
forred asnlnst the. commissioners ’on "3 ”Willi“! at “19 ”mm?“ ”memo“ . Rutlrdde lb 5 13 s, ,444‘
domestic nuilnnls 11y Dr Frank G. “0"“ 111'101110. MY Dunlap 00111011 from “Davis. ‘11, 9 31% 15' all?
: Aftwloodcol Nell?! 1:111:13; asvpresldent “sawmill” 31- Y ‘Stevengp ' 1'1 39 111 .110.
0 I10 01111911011 1 o eterinnry ”WW'“ . 1 . 3 hm 11' 0111‘ 11, 41; 18 ' '10].
' 1 William C. hunmlnn recently " l i i .1,
hidicinuquII'r r112. . ..
‘3 n s u ‘ to 1’ “to. W 111i sought 11 big mess of filth off Slt'otileld Millet 0““ 19 A; 15" '52:
Finding ""1 0"!“ ,Wiiilnm wont out. with 0 friend rind to.» “WNW 2" , .0. '5 1‘3. '3
Between the first dint of Mar-ch. turned within his catch. E. ifolioy, outf ll. .44 ll. “.73. .
1912,011d ‘ this date. sundry vopsl'11§_w._.., ‘ fl“. holler. 11b .. Ii 30 8 .20.
have been filed with the by pin} \llss Eleanor Stetson and Miss Eth ’Mnrrleon. lb ii 23 5 Jill
ll‘ronlt (l. Atwood; President of the él mason of Toolrahoe are spending . Whitioek. p' . 3 11 2 .182
Connecticut State Veterinary Med» two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Evorett' Heruam anti :1 9 0
all-nu. H'HW
11 month of intense suffering to many
’ people. F0101." 0 Honey and Tor Com-
pound gives prompt 011110 111111 relief,
W111. M.
named membranes.
thew, N. Rampart,
Value $31.25 for $25.00 Value $48.00 for $35.00
Value $23.50 for $20.40 \nluc $21.50 for $17.20
‘ 1 Fourth floor.
, NAVAJO RUGS. '1
. For either table or floor use, ' I l
Valuce$+50 for $3.00 Value $12.00 {or $8.00 '1
boys ,
0111 Add
After the good showing, -.
f-fqu./.~f‘f a,
‘~-\‘\‘~‘\.~\‘~
"" '1';-
11‘s fixfimtu
.1100 . ‘
faint 'a.
Hay lover and asthma 11111110 August “ ‘
111111 is soothing Ind healing to the 111-": ‘ ' "
new
Me. ours: “I 11110 , '
August Sale of" Furniture
‘ Ddd Dressers and
"Chii‘foniers.
Of: Mahogany. \ ‘
Value $41.50 or $30. 00
Value $81 51') for $52.50
Value. $52., 7‘ for $37.50
Value $34.51) for $25.00 ‘ _
Value $25.01) [or $20.00 _ ‘
Of Oak.
' \‘zliue $41.50 ior $33.20
Villllt; $31 25 .ior' $20. 00 5.
.5 \ :1l11051975 , for $15.00
Mahogany- Dressing Tables.
\ nine $54.00 - 101 $27.20
Value $23.00 for $14.50
Value $21.00 for $16.80
Value $29.00 {01' $15.00
Mahogany Standing Hall Racks. 1
Leather Skins for rcntlingi table; 1 '
111t'111,gr011l,1cd,ctc . value $1.89, for $1. 49.
lhird float. 1:
REMEMBER ARDA‘HAN RUGS : .
are less 20 per cent through the sale l
liliculnis, designs taken
Rugs,
T110513 Rugs .111: copies 0
froth liokllara. Sound and ( ‘vudunuo deep rich
coloriugs, 111111115 5011 and ii xiillc .15 velvet. The Ar—
rlall‘ans are of pcculnr wcnvc 11ml never curl at the cor-
ners. ‘ ' (
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS.
French and Maderia work‘rzduced for the balance of
this week. -
{Values from 750 to $3.00,,111111"'05051151 $2.50. 5 .,
WHITE COTTON DRESS. 0000s.
Lawns, Batistes. Dottedxand Figured Swisses. Pop" ,.
lins and Novelty Weaves in Cotton, less 20 per cent;
< 1
draft 01111111111111]
a, 11161114151..an .
‘\‘§‘\‘ \01 \l“.\. ‘\- ’1.
9._ x
I! ’
1,1
' - . 9.1
.at Espemaliy Low Prices 1,
l‘
l‘hese are opportune days for mothers in the llnhy» 3“
.11' our lllepul'ttttetltm1101101'l111111011 to obtain the most charm: ’n‘
log. wear for llnby nt very lillle prltes. ‘0‘
The collection inolndes Dninty meshes 111111 Silpu in -
same of lhe prettiest utycs we have over 11110th lery 1.!
charming (‘iouksnud Cit-nos; unsorted styles in Bonnets, 22‘
made of lawn, dotted Swine. lnoo 11nd 1111 over enlhroid. [I
or) nnd finished with ribbon». .i
‘ Also 11. complete line 0: serviceable ‘Underwonr. it
Sweaters. Cnrrlnge Robes. Pillows, etc... in great variety. Al
I!
The N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WAIHINGTDN 813. .‘ SOUTH NORWALK
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