' 110v ‘ Aiwoyu Bougbimud 01.1.1.1... 11m .
yours, 111111 bomb the momma obfi ‘
and has been 11111110 under. his pen
‘ . soon! superviaion since its infancy.
1' Allow no 0110 1.111011% you 111‘ this.
.All Cbnnterfoits, imitations and “ Just-osmotic! ” oro but
. Expeditions that trifle with and endow: the health 0!
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What is CASTORIA ‘ '
Oustorio is a harmless snbstituto 10‘1- Castor Oil, Poms
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. 111111 pleasant. If:
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It dostroys Worms
and alloys Feverisimoss. For more than thirty years ii:
1108' been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Fiatniency, Wind Colic, all Toothing‘ Troubles on
Diarrhoea. lit regulates the Stomach and Boweiu,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sloop.
‘ The Children’s Powwow—The Mother’s Friend.
assume CASTORIA 1......
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You [lave Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
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EOLDIERS IN DANBURY HOSPITAL!
'DANBI'RY Aug. li.-——L‘.balles ”lim-
din, a sulditt in the l‘ltst Vermont lu-
dantrt.
wille was mouglu to the} hospital iii dips oi Uingluuniop, N.
this city ‘tltlc tti'ieiunon 1'01 111 opot‘d
flan for Miltelldlt‘lllfi. ills homo is in ”homo. tit Betliul, lasl Saturday.
x Pmnft'ei, l‘t. Goverum Dix of New ,rereited a immune of the skull.
—:—-‘
‘ of his staff, stopped .11 the
J. - . . .. ..
Thursday is Bargain
Day of Rummage
Sale Week
LIGHT SHIRTING PRINTS.
40.
PLAIN WASH SILKS.
l2 1-20. Value 250.
.l-iogliy waist. lengths.
CHILD'S MIDDY BLOUSES.
2.7m. Regular price Silo.
liRquce Mill E1111 Sale.
MISSES' MIDDY ILOUSES.
.300. Vitluos 750 to $1.00.
Balance Mill End Solo.
LADIES‘ MIDDY BLOUSES.
740. \‘uluo $1.00.
A good assortment.
LAWN Ktivuouos.
[.90. \"que $1.00.
. Short and long.
Regular price. 70. 1
Balance of Mill lintl Sale.
‘STAPLE APRON GINGHAMS.
St. livgttlur price 50.
llulztutk of Mill Fm} 8019
PRINTED FOULARDS.
Sc. \‘ttluo 1.3.x
Lengths 2 to ill yurds.
PRINTED GALATEA.
\ 10¢.
iluluuce of ill]: l-Zutl Hole.
l'ulue litt'.
BARGAINS IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk ’l’ltonev 446
We give 881“ Green 'I‘tading Stamps
a ».\.'\1‘ u. val-v.
_ STAMPED
, , NEEDLEWORK
. Every woman who duos needlework will wind: to 2
visit this atom. The new niemped arilolon for ombroid»
ory im- item In great variety. and me 1110 confident
that it ill the mom oxieuaivo and it in, oeminly the
most. beautiful showing em made in this vicinity. ‘
Thom who are who will buy new tomfuiuro wed
0mg gifts, 3111111 11111. prison, etc. ‘
The iiiiii‘ Royal doelutywao‘kago 110011, Eonlnim
lug pmtlyi 1113: for the home as wall 1111 31111111011 tor]
pormml weir. ‘ 7
Lara collection of Guillermo“
200m“ mum Twain; PilIoW .GM'M "m ' W
11111111111110.0111? and film» cm. 1510‘ about, ,_
~ Welly, tutu. .111 exceedingly 11111160010 um
‘ sunny hair framing do but tender.
’ wistful face.
York stu‘lg'occompunlod by memberst’
hospital
hexe while. passing through Dunburi
\\lli( b is eucutuped us Howler last 01' eulug to call on Charles H. Mul-
Y., the mill
lei-'ilntib Rim uds throw‘p limit his:
and
such faces still existed. Now. 1111110
beauty struck male. and more at it
tbuugrily.
She was not over twenty. ‘11 blender
lower of 11 girl with satin waves of
8110 lifted liar long
lashes just once, and be caught A
detail of eyeablue an June skiedbiuo
an the long-stemmed Meydlme via.
a. boy.
Then he remembdred that be bad
time down the concourse and «illicit
tho Noribwaut express. He bought
up, the check. and hesitated another
instant. 3110 was already tucking
her own check into "'11 ‘
handbag. and he roalizéd. as she bur
ried on ahead of him, that she was
actually going onibe‘ same train.
He had Chock/0d his heavy leather
suitcase.
but he waited for lien, and they
passed ibrougth the gpta together.
the last ‘10 take the train. Down the
long narrow platform they both bur-
ried, and be helped her up the steps
as she chose a certain car. And after
that be lost her She found a Beat.
be bad to so on, hunting lone for.
tourists, in the day coaches. It was
warm and sultry. He ‘iinally found a
place to bang his but, but when he
sat down under it and ioolied back,
she was not there. .
The train had reached ibe. Mon-
tana boundary line before he delib
emlely storied in to make a. liter
ouch march of the whole train. and
(0111111 her very cool and happy, lb
Ellie parlor 0111.. .
;.’i‘here was up Empty seat nearby.
land he got u check from the conduc-
{tor for it. So for site had not noticed
;bis devotion So for it ‘wos satisfy-
‘Ing to him simply to watch her pro
éiilo and the droop of her long lashes.
i it was desperate. but his only chance
gio find out anything about her. He
isllnped a dollar bill in the porter,
laud put it up to him to make in.
,qulries
i “Through ticket to Moose Trail.
5110b ” 0111110 back the answer in due
lame.
Lindsay acowflled and nodded. lie
was bound for Trout. ibree bouts
ljoumoy past Moose Trail. .8310 would
Estep oft Into the embrace of these
Everlasting mountains and be Would
'novcr Bee 1101' aguln. It II. had been
lany other time, he would have taken
a chance and left the main with bar;
.but be couldn'L The firm trusted
im. in the suitcase was over $10.—
iGOO worth of gold watches. in the
small trunk lid bud checked at the
some time there were jewels and gold
chains, bracelets. trinkets of all kinds.
uii dud to arrive at Trent that day to
connect with the western 51110111112111.
Bldlord He was lulrusted with their
sole delivery. But 101.1! be only
knew her name could only throw out
some connecting “no of Interest 50
that she would remember him. so that
he might find her again. A hundred
ways uccutted and be put them away
from bio mind
She left the train at Mobile Trail,
and not once bad be bold even her
31110. There was 0 boy waiting to
meet her, and he saw her bend her
head to kisu him. From the open
window be even heard the boy say:
"Hello. Lola!"
All the rent of the journey the Bing-
Iug rollobummed tho name to him,
Loin. liaiore the week was up bo
would be back there atMooao ,li’rail.
turning the surrounding nouniry up-
side down until be bad found Lois
and that freckled kid.
Billiard wan at the hotel when he
arrivod. it was nearly dinner time.
and he won hungry. but tbel older
11111001111111 lunistod on getting ibe trunk
and suitcase up from the depot first
Lindsay handed over bis checks. and
plunged Into a bath When the parlor
brought up the bulimia Bldiord called
out to bill: in band out big boys.-
“Wbu tort of n thncy watch charm
do you call this trunk, anyhow. Al?”
in added curalouiy. .
‘ "It's all to the good." came back
Lindsay's voice. mumod In 11 Turkish
towel. "00111411 Chicago; stand .ony-
thing.
proof." .
A do» mom. or Ibugbm' from
oil Sidiord Ilarilod him. 1'11 flipped
7 into 11130111111, Add amount 11110 .1110,
nibo bod ill!
could do was stood iiico- any other
lets-be remembered picking along'the”
edge of woodland brooks when he wee
lust exactly threo minutes to boot:
little ~suodo,
himself. ’Ifhe train was. crowded with,
01011qu but-2m proof, bomb“
' . spoon in it.
That left him free to run, '
.1110 alone for 11 few days.“
“find out "
'ou the bars, smiling tit him
"awful mad about
, t .
‘uow. (live me half 11 01101100 to Ambit,
. 00111111011)
“Anti b11111 you cover up lilo dilution
1 you took..‘o ion» of $60,000 while you
chased up a girl. " ‘
“It's a lie. understand. 1 Rover
abused her. i wanted to badly enough.
but I came through to deliver the
$0068 to you straight. Now, i’m Bolus
buck and find her, and I'll oblp the
trunk to you by morons. but you lot
' "It's 11 girl case. them"
"it's going to be a case of mar-
“we. ii I can find her," blurted out
the youngster. "i don't even know
her lost name, but l'm going back to
lie landed In Moose ’l‘rnil late that
night. and routed out the sleepy
ticket Agent Before he let him go be
bad the mime oi the girl and where
she lived Also. he had found bio
"trunk standing carelessly in one 001'
nor of the diukiy little express office,
and had been told She had discovered
the mistake, and had left it thorn to
be claimed. He ordered it sent on to
. Bldioud dud went out. Into the moonlit
'Ililiht. grinning happily
Two miles over the bill road. the
fellow at the station bud 1.111.101 the
second house upon the mountain side
above the 110111.110 walked it quickly.
the cool, keen ulr bracing his nerves.
When he came in sight of the house.
the whole humor of the chase uwepi
over him. He could not woken her, 0
total stranger, and say be loved her.
and bad followed her there in the
middle of the night.
So it b‘appuened that when Tommy .
Tyndall came along at sunrise. be
found a sttattgor loaning comfortably
He bad
business wiiltmius Tyndall, he said.
about her trunk.
Tommy’s eyea duuced at that. "She's
it," be vouch-
aafed.’ . ‘
ilut Lindsay tasted a bit of_ the
sweets of’l'EVenge when he told at the
breakfast table. an hour later. how be
had picked up the wrong check, and
had nearly lost $130,000 worth of jew-
0111.
Old Boo Tyndall’s eyeu glistened.
“Pretty. 00101085 to cart stuff like:
that around, uin't if?"
"‘1 wouldn‘t take fifty thousand for
the trensures in my own trunk.‘
Lola said, wistfuliy. “it’s very, very
precious to me." ‘
"Just keepsakes." explained her
father. "Girl; are sentimental." Hut
Illnduuya 'giuuco
hora this tube. and he saw the color
rise sloWiy Ill lter :beeks.
"i think you lost the rim! treasure
trunk Miss Lola," be said, slowly
“i'm mighty glad i found it, but i was
coming buck lo Moose Trail any
way"
'81:; said she thought you would
Silo told me about you on the way
home. and sold Elie hoped she‘d see
you again some time."
"Tom!" flushed Loin. "Don‘t!"
Lindsay‘s eyes gleumed with happi-
ness. and also pure boyish fun.
"Well. l‘m here," he said 01011111032
ly, "and l'tu going to stay."
The old man had risen and left the
room. Tommy went also, presently,
and theiwo were alone. He waited.
but 8‘10 did not opouk "Do you
mind?" he naked, finally.
"Mind what?"
"lily staying here."
"\thi have i got to any about it?”
“Everything—«you know that."
She besitaled. trying not to look
at him. and when her answer come
he had to hand his head to hour It.
It won very demure. very Impordouul
Mid yet it told him what be wanted
to know.
"lm glad you found your trunk
hero tit M00110 Troll." .
“80 um imbieus It." he laughed, and
hold was silent.
The ld‘okworm’o Maul.
Mr. bligloy won a book lover: .wbou
be was deeply inieroaled In reading
bo Would Ignore maul hours entirely.
Add take a stunning lunchoon when
over It occured to blm to do 00.
Mrs. lilgley was of a very dumemo
turn or mindd "Doing up" atarcbed
clothes. was bur chief delight and
starch on aha made it was :0 111001 111'-
ilaiic compoulilon’.
0110 day who made some boiled
starch, and turning it into a yellow
cool. Household dull» took 110! up-
Ituirs for an hour or no. Add Ibou
0110 cam back for tin “nob who
found only 1111' 011101! hourly with A.
She want 11.1.. the dial
’ Pa phi: I;
'1' {Wu lH1 c9”,
maul» of the town grabd lists. id :1
Preface Commissioner Gorbim: t'oioru
to the contents of the 11011151110111 and
boys:
‘ “The tables compliae literal Eolee
lions from replies 01‘ doses-sore, bouldu
of relief ueloetmeu, uud tux uolloctoxs.
and town city and borough clerics, lo
definite quotations of. tile-tax commiu-
collection of taxes-in il'uélr respective
inuulclpallllota. The‘ percentage col-
lected 01 the total tu‘x by the collec-
ions on tile lists of 1910 is shown.
1911 assessment lists of the towns,
the overuge value of dwelling llouuou,
acres of loud «10,1310. the pgrcout-
0393 of increase 01’ the town assaile-
11191’11 lists Over lost your and tite'uddl~
tlous by the board of equalization, to
gather with the grand total.
“The percentages of assessed Villlill-
tlou to fair. market value for the till-
are those which are furnished by the
assessors and others and 5are' not old.
trial from tho. state’s standpoint. The
amount 01' uttcollecied taxes its return-
ed 1115 of April» 1,1912.
""A'Cliildwleilgnlenl is herewith made
01‘ tile cordial uo-opomlion ol’ the lux~
,lng officials of ilxé‘ til'fl’et‘ebl towns in
modding complete reports: also for
many vol-y valuable suggestionu reln~
live to the execution of the present
glows, and for practical .mul desirable
‘cbauges therein ” , '
L...MW._..—.~
STEALS JOHNNY LORD.
Chauffeur Takes New Haven Lad to
New Vork In Auto.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—«’Ihirteen-
yum-old Johnny Lord, 01' New Moron.
(101111.. was running umund lutreiooted
caught and held‘.
bow! out it in the pantry window to'
near his home more yesterduy when
5a chauffeur picked him up and Eng.
jgesierl that ho show him the. way to:
iwurd New York. The lad consented.
,not intending to go l'ur. but, according
to Johnny's story,
gested that he visit the big cih pio-
mixing to see that he got home safely.
ngtet trip wu‘s made to the ferry houoe
‘inear the Battery, where Johnny says,
f‘tite chauffeur left him, promising to
return. Johnny waited so long that
he decided to walk back to New Ha-
.veu. ‘ile 1111.11.21.16... than six mileo
burefooted up Broadway until despdh-
ing of ever seeing the 011d 01‘ the city.
be appealed to u policeman. lie was
giaken to 11 bed in the Children‘s sock.»
iy building lust night. The boy's par-
lenls were then notified at 37 Winthrop
iavenue, New Haven, and telegraphed
‘ibut they would be here to get the
lad today.
.__.....- “w"..m
KOSHER MEAT STRIKE.
Jewish Women in New Haven Declare
Against High Prices. .
NEW HAVEN, Aug. li.~«$triko 111113
Mon procluiutod by Jewish women
hero-"against the Eoculled "Kosher
Hoof 'i‘rttsi.‘ The strike begun this
morning uttd. will follow along the
saute lines as that followed by tho
oust aide women or New York, which
ended in a slight victory for the .‘Iew-
lob women. Au agitation has been lio-
Milton Against the meat people ever
since the price has advanced oioudlly
The first talk of a strike was bearu
last week when meat went up to :21
coils and thotclimux dumb yesterday
when the high price of 21001115 was
reached.
' if this strike 5 does not help condi-
tions. cooperative stores will b0 eidrb
011,- It Iii oidimed. These people will
kill their owp cattle iu‘thla city.
TnAoKAoE 11011501110111 .
ear-wnou' THE 0.11 a.
I
‘ ALRANY Aug.14-'rbepubllc set:
all to the point application of. tile (‘01:.-
‘trai New England railroad and tho N.
1.11.1110 ii" ii. 11. for the unprovul
of n Iritcitugo agreement louse bemoan
on that 011111: of the neutral New Eu»
gland shall run over tho New Hutton
railroad from .m‘nbu'ry to Hopewell
' - ll
, oolcclion of 01on us ropo‘ribd io‘,
him by io‘oal ollloiuls,‘ and also a!» . “
a. ‘
idlmt‘d‘ .
slouer relative to the 11300301110111 and
the chaull’our sug- '
AND NEW HAVEN ROAD 2
vlcé oommiutslou 111111 givon its apprm‘
obese corporations. The lease mom-
‘ Theta 18 also added on. abstract 01‘ 01.1 , ‘
ieroui towns; as given in the tables. '
E u. too 01.... m...
. 1111111111121 115:
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“$5313.13“? 91:35:. .
l
‘_EI
:‘fl‘lio ‘Store clouds at 5 o’clock except Saturday.
Thursday, the Last Day of
the Furniture Sale
FURNITURE, R003.
LACE CURTAINS,
CHINA, GLASS,
-SILVERWARE.
REFRIGERATORS and
KITCHENWARE.
TRUNKS AND BAGS:
' LAMP&
‘ELECTROLIERS,
and VASES,
- COUCH HAMMOCKS.
A ll I.‘l'
hack to original vulttcx.
'l'ltttt‘siiity Iltc prises
M
TWO OR THREE GOOD DINING
MA IN.
Sheraton Suite of Mahogany inlaid
.10 pieces, l'lttl‘l'cl. L‘ltitta iiahittcl.‘ Serving
chairs. A truly llliig‘lllili‘Cill i'UllL‘l‘Llllll.’
$350.00 sale ’price;
‘Heppelwhite Suite V\'llll$iillll\\‘i)u(l ribbon inlay.
pieces, Val ttc $651. 25
$450 sale price.
with
Table
54 in. top and 8 ft. extension. .1 Sitlccltztit‘s utul -
value at $3
SUITES RE-
: Eu:
ebony,
with
A 1' ll] —
13,50.
In)
Shown in [xltibiiion Sittli.
4,.
ODD DRESSERS AND CHIFFONIERS
of Mah ogany.
”501' «$30.00
Villlii‘ $41.50 \ulttt $31.35
Value $34.50 for. $25.00 Vuluc L,”St.5t)
Value $34.50 for $25.00 \‘VIIliiL‘ $25 00
Oak Dressers.
for $20.00
for $33.20
Value $25.00
Value $41.50
\’.tltt.' $30.00
Value $29.75
Circassian Walnut Dressing Table,
, \ aluc $2.: 50
Oak Dressing Table,
. Value $29.00
Mahogany Dressing Table,
Value $23.00
\‘aluo 320.00
Value $34.00
v-SUIT CASES AND BAGS.
Solo Leather Suit Cases,
Value $10.75 for $8.60 ‘
.Vaiue $10.00 for $8.00
\j’uluc $19.00
Value $0; 50
Can: and Matting Suit Cues,”
.Valuc $8.00 for $6.40 "Value $5.00
Value $6.00 ‘f0r $4.80 .Vultt‘e $11.00
Value $3.50 for $0.80 \‘altlc $1.50
English Kit Bags. . ,
Vultté $26.50 101 $21.20 ' Value $.18. 75..
‘ Value $18.51 for $14.80.
Motor Trunks ‘ ‘ . .
Value $211.50 for $17.20
Value ,$.1‘2:-75‘ ‘ior $1020
oi
Value $1125
‘Voluc $7.50
IN THE CHINA STORE
‘ .“~
dupe 11nd Saucers-Aw pm“...
for $35.00
for $52.50
{111‘ $20.00
Oak Chiffoniers.
for $25.00
[or $15.00
for $12.50
for $15.00
for $14.50-
lut' $16.00
for $27.20
for $12.00
for $4.50
for $4.00
for $3.20
for $1.20
’ for $13.00
I
or $7.40 _
for $6.00 ‘
Fourth floor. '-
doll 'l opportunity to pick up 0111} (211115 and Stop
110 ialglo, llmchooti
table,
811‘...
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