A ilerndlnrurchaee t a Prominent Corset Manufacturer enable
.. M ”rsc’coasm‘ FOR 55.:
5 SEE weer WINDOW.
We take We enrortlmity to cull atteuillon to our variety or
POPULAR CORSET S
“R and G.” Corsets. 50o to $1.60.
“Amelioen Lady. ” $1. 00 and $150 . i‘ '
"Lad: Betty." $1.00 to $2. 00. '
“Nome" Seit‘ Reducing, $3.00.
RUMMAGE SALE OF CORSETS
Odd Lots. 25c. Was 500
one Lots, 506. Wan $1M
._ Dickerman St Son
“WashingtoII Street, South Norwaik ’Phone 446
We give SSIH. Green Trading Stamps
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The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly. In popularity' air a suiietitut‘e for lath end
plaster and wall-paper. it in susceptible of an infinite varieiiy
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits or I
wide scope for individual preterment and taste. We are “out:
and keep a large supply on hand.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Sea Trips, Delightful 5Week ’Ends Ai’l‘ording
5 Pleasure and Rest to
. i OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND
. and WASHINGTON. D. C. .
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-
turn Including meals and berth $1 1
Richmond or Washingtcm, D. C., I}. re.
turn Including meals and berth
ON 0. D “STEAMERS $15
liot nnd Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Steamer
out, Charge. Sterilizers are all equipped with
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25. North Riior,
l‘oot ni‘ .\. Moore St, New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sondl’or Illustrated Pamphlet.
W. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN, Gon’l Passenger Ant. ‘
.- “ For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON &. 00., 5 Rnil~
. ‘ rend Art-hue. or Donut Ticket Agent. N. Y., N. H. and it. II. R.
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New York to
with- ~
the United Wireless
P. M.
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SPECIALS
'HOME TOMATOES ....
per qt. 5c
WALTER BAKER'S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE. par can ..... .. 190
ii cana- Milk ........ . ......... 250
Pineanploa.<-Ilt~ii . 100
5Green LIIIIII Donne. per qt. 100
flied Minuteman qt. ........... t on
Lettuce. l‘mn, Mann, Green i’enliere.
iarrota, .iieeie, Pencils-II. Musk
Melons. ‘Iiulerlnelons.A
Apples and Blackberries.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN .‘l‘
PHONE m
Monorail-moo: railed tiered l3 credit teem
3.” evaluation. .Il‘oeueed eitort’ has made the rm
the universal our ' Our mutation: redeem -.
grower III motored upon the building or ”that bug
good cnrwthe world-heating Model 1‘. 3. L. Dahlia
diet, agent. ell south Main attract , ,
5 lFate of Theodore Anderson, Who Sui
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5‘ hospital.
‘ charged with being drunk.
’ on the Show: Hue IItIiIIIon or the New
tool. at liirlfigenort who who manila
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simiiall the r .
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5. Opium Morphine nor Miami.
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5‘ ‘Exacr Copy oanypcr.
TM! O‘N'UUIMGW RN “Bill Vol“ em.
RUN OVER av AUTO, THEN LOCK—l new HAVEN ROAD ASKS RIGHT
ED UP FOR BEING INTOXin l ~T0 5W N V- 0- aw
CATED' ' lI Public Service Commlesion RecentyI
Denied Perm; silon to N. Y. C.
ALBANY. Aug. 39:“.Allt‘llii8l‘ moxie
in the railroad '5I-ounnlillaiiim game. m
shown In the 3th Iliuntiou lly the New
Ymk. New Hm en RHIIII‘UIII Cotonou}
to the public ‘viIHlI commission for
ii. permit in mite 0H1 the hen York.
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lot-ed Two Falls the, Same
J Day. ‘
l‘ll‘tlllillil/‘Oll’l‘. Aug. ‘31.-‘ihmodore;
Anderson. of li‘uiriil. d lost his hill-j
nnCe twice in the some tiny. out] he:
i"esli'.t‘mt‘.l . .H . . .
$3.3. 33 3.. 333.3..3123323211135 “$1.0m & “W‘- “l" ‘9‘ “m
lle‘i full true from the water wagon :[IIO'IV owns,- 32'2“" {WWW-M and $25!.-
in?“ was minding his own, llilslllDSSV: Imam Cmnmon ”‘3’” ”may“? mIt~
_ " Handing $4.000 preim‘rud and 3.15.113;
howeveI. and might have gotten c‘ear'f‘hfiflfii Common “Wk.
3:3:‘2 23:50:31:hitting.be?“ {or ‘ "I , Belief thni extrusions'to ranch Lake
This oeI-nrretl {ll Wall and Middle‘; Ontario. eminent ”m :nrgor eastern
. . ' \‘ew ‘Ioiit Cities and too anthracite
streets lust as 3.. Buckingham and { coal fields (it Pelllllbli'm mm will be ad«
goillldllinhlulilt13‘ll9aljtfil lite Carnot ! vanmlzemlfl. 19 ”Ml motion for the:- do
(I taggoic iv Ann net 1 term ulor, Wm! m “mm. me big eRlanIliIIIIO in
then down in from of the Rhone. .‘uivrld.
The truck ““33““ (nor boll legs. The ’1er mourn. ago, the Conlmiqslui
(MW: MS frightened mm" mm‘mtidetiied an ill IIill‘ntlon ll} the \t \'\
he 3““1 "Ml-V km” mamm” “M York (item: It tor penniesion to uni
he hurried 10 a telephone to mil tht’i mm Ontario & \Voswrn 5W.“ held 1.}
anihlziattcec Corp» the You; Huwn immune It hold all the
Anderuona lens W”) hrnieod. hm. energies and Cicllit and resources of
“m badly and “M 1"” been 801)” he the Conuui ehouid III‘onCIiI he dcxot-
could hate left the emergenov ”05' ed to the public duties with \Iilieh it is
pilul unassisted. ilut ho Couldnt get. now charged:
bank on his feet. and {intuition Hui-l
5pinhnd to go from police headqunrvg
tens to help him (Jill ol‘ the emergenoyl
Andereon “he looked hum...
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DROWNED GETTING LILIES.
Reaching Over Side of
. Fall: to Death.
2 Mililll. E'I‘IIWN. ,Auu. 2i.~——!\Iar.\'.
cho it) tear old daughter-'01 .III' and
film. lil"ll=llll W Proece oi llultlund
was Iimvsned in Wrights pond In
Huly Exoduo From Home. l’o: llnnd .‘rionan moIIIiIIII. She nus
FAST HARTFORD- Aug 2.5-471” gathmi ng I-l‘nd Iiilee III company wllh
ot‘ unknown eligin united the I'rlIme .. girl Mum {mm A“... inork mm m
.b‘mdh‘g 0“ Mm" silent owned hy rraiiiilil‘; m‘t-I‘ III.‘ side oi the limit int
iduinee A. Martin "W nowwaper “n“ the Ilomra, fall out. “01‘ Ilium!
it?“ early “Will“l'l “All 3" rapidly “l" A CIIIIII; to her turn lium’nhd was linol-
“‘0 ”WW“ fillli‘iid upward Irom ”“3 It turned to let so her IIIIIII The girl
basement that tenants had to lump (In unud In Iii rpm M “mgr
rm' “"3“ ”"33- The “M "90" “‘3 ”ml LlaIItIIIII Lgnndor 'I‘IIIIIIr. of I’m-t~
copied hi «I grocery 3‘0"? and ii “’5 find. who III nt Daybreak lulu noon
mound, and Joseph Richie 91 the amt to; to wrovor the bodv n he
Emmi“ “’0’“: iii“? “l" “All“! “‘Wlhushnd grunt auction In lhlellne. The
WWW 30“ “Wt $000 will“ ”I lather III the girl iii the lortnnun or
solid» ml! The “NH We Warm- the Portland speculum oo.
1ment5apperetuo was towed to the line ' . WWWMWWM
by Martin's Dillo‘minilo rind did Willi, emu“. BlLL WON'T AF’FEOT NEW
.III‘IVIII'K adjoining property Willi the.i HAVEN, SAYS mm MELLDN.
‘WWEWUNI 0’ livishlwrs WHO liver“ .i’l‘llnldcnl (Sharla! l5. Mullen thinks
“OWN W the “3M“: - A the New Huron railronll will IIol he nt-
“WW” looted by the railroad amendment
”MLEY ASSISTANT TDAINMAB. whirl: momentreoentiymdlied In the
TI“ 0" ”'0'“ “N" Panama ennui um. file are that in
A“ ”mm“ “mm" wuu “W1” Whig opinion the New Haven can work
the personnel oi.“ the operating will?” under lie IIrovIIIIoIIII without Inn
The New Haven road we unload
the railroad: ot the country which had
made an urgent plea before elitism“
not to put on the Rename ennui hill
the amendment. orehibtiieg the oenni‘s
use to melanin” owned or railroad
eompenie’h. it we: thought at; hoe time
met It the mantra III were. out
Intranet: the medium cold rm to
wean it: Intuition “nan? ‘
Boat
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i TENANTS JUMP FOR LIVES.
Rapid Spread of Flame: Causes:
I
y'i‘inven road todai'. when H. in. Dolley.
the enter train alipataher of Itui ulviev
5 ion in {tow Haven was named an no
IIIIIIIm minimum at the Shore line.
reporting to the new widower. one
unpoiirted Minnelli» or thl division.
Mr. miter. with: 111101? at Veteran to
elite lion Rayon reed newton. will r59:
new crime About mm t
‘ ,iflm of arm mi
Died ‘iill the Harmony .
Hawthorne'g Pathetic Forehea-
of the End.
{Robert Louie Steveueou’e« story,
“Weir of Hermiotbn." wee left a more
tragment- Another romance, ' "8t
7 5 Area,“ by the some pen, was running
in A monthly magazine at the time of
Stevenson'e death. Here, however.
. readore were not deprivedrioh a ratio
‘ rectory ending,
for the‘eteri' m
brought to a conclusion by Quilter-
Couch
“I hardly know what to say to the.
abortive romance...
public about this
though I pretty well know what. the
case will be. I shallnever finish it."
wrote Nathaniel Hawthorne. with ref-
erence to “The liollivor Romance."
which he had undertaken to write for
II magazine
'i‘hie foreboding who soon verified.
(or Hawthorne had scarcely time to
do more than lay down the gi'ound;
well; oi the ntory- and mile the ini-
t‘iul ehaptole before he died. At hie
tenure: in Concord the manuscript lay
on his ‘ooiiin. Soon Afterward t d
first chapter appeared in the Atlantic.
‘tlt‘i it'iwqueuti)’ the second chapter,
which he had been tumble to revise.
was published in the same magazine;
several years elapsed and then a third
fragment, revised and copied by the
novciiet‘n wife, was placed in the pub-
lisher's hands. The original menu:
Script is now preserved in the Con:
cord “nubile lthury.
Another serial thnt was being mit-
ten when its author iuid douu his
pen ~forever was "Denis DuvuI.“ Thach-
orny. indeed, was already in his grave
when its publication
Three parts. and a portion of a fourth
were all that appeared, and “the
story" wrote the editor, “breaths off
as his life endedmfuii of vigor and
blooming with new premier: like the
apple trees in this month of May."
With the fourth port was given u net
of notes, taken from Thackeray's own
papers, eiucidatory of the subsequent.
development of the plot.
Thackerny‘a great contemporary.
Charles Dickens; also died in harness.
Foruiong'tiine his health had been in?
(liliel‘entmut he stool: unilinchlngli‘ to
the work he had‘in lmnd. On June
8, 1870, he died. The morning and
1“th of the afternoon of. that (in are
devoted to completing the shit num-
her or “The Mystery oi. Edwin Drood,"
but scarcely had he finished work and
sat down to dinner than he was seiz-
ed with convulsions. ‘Aiter lingering
some hours without regaining con-
sciousness he died at six the some
day. ‘
"i shall publish late in tine year,"
wrote Laurence Sterne. “and the next »
I shall begin II new no? in four vol-
umes. which, when 5’ tied. I shall
continue 'Trislrttux‘ With fresh
etirit“ This new \Iork hero rc~
{erred to is “The Sentimental Jour-
1165." one volume alone of which was
ever given to the worl‘d. nor. by ren-
eon oi the‘anthor‘e death, was "Tris
itram Shandy" over continued,
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The Cure for Degenoratlon.
‘Atieutieu it; Just now rather too
much concentraledwnlih thl most
humanitarian motives. to be unro~0n
thnt hind oi seeial neriection which
onelste In bringing everybody up to
an average. it is time to emphasize
also the Importnnm of producing null
uniting the meet of the few really.
great mm through whom the world,
mainly prograases. the pioneers and
the pronhete of civilitation and the
III-tn. 0f degeneration We have a mom
bid and medicine four; the best cure
for it in not medical science. but so.
ciul justice. i’ilrcnilt on the slums.
take the boys out of gauge and find
them clean sport and Congenini work.
Pull down the mokericu. lot In tho
, sun and air, keen human life from feta
luring in rotten places and nature ‘wiit
do the rest. Brande and races may‘
die out, but there are always new
ones being created. and nature in her-
oeir the greatest of regenerating
tomes, Mourning the deeauent even
a who Checks the unnerm‘an before he
becomes It: the gods.-8:Iringiioirl_
(Mm) iteuublicnn.
The “Werkin’ stilt."
“lie in one or the army ot‘ unlimited
labor-era eerily mobilized on my of a.
variety at Industrial modern.“ write
Cherie» minim Cashing Alma Arthur
Kililok in the tune of llama Week-
Ira-"en may «limited now at hair
1 million. content. to do the burial:
eel-Is at tell at one» on low tint not
more than one man in II theorem!
have: amnion.“ “When.” not: into
trouble the "lilif’i!" hand: on IIIII but.
credentials. “Molt at trill bandit m- ,
.mt." the magirtre new.
police .jeeurl bull! fools
IlIr infill ‘.
and new, moot Ironmlliutisle ill-5 ,5 a
commenced _.
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1’ TheMStorc closes at 5 o'clock except: Saturday.
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« - CHILDREN’S LITTLE‘FRO‘CKS, READY
TO WEAR”
, A Main St. ‘wiudow will give :I hint its to the variety
in theee practical little garments. and it is :I happy ar-
i‘iii‘lgt‘meii'l that Inothers'df‘ little. families can get Cloth-
ing really to put right on
Rompers of‘Gingham' or Chambray, checked or plain,
with high or low necks, 50c. 75c and. $1.00,
’ Gingham and Chambray Dresses, and some (Ii i’rr-
'Izaie, in light and IIICIliIII‘Il shades, for ages 4. 5 anti (3
years, 50c and 75c.. '
5 Gingham Dresses in larger sizes. 4 1U 3 ymrr; $1.00
and $1. 25.
Boys’ Suits unmieting Mi hoIt trousers and jutitte
for Ilf’tS 2. 3 and .4 years. 75c up.
Dainty little Gingham Aprons. with sleet-Cs, pink and
white. blue and white. 500. 4
Litle Gingham Aprons in dark practical color, with—
out sleeves. 25c.
Sunbonnets 25C ali‘d soc.
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Second floor.
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COMPANIONA BLE DOLLIES.
At the Children’s Wear Stiction I‘m iilt‘ second I'lmII‘
are slum- Cti'ilning Lloils that are Cttnmly like little pm-
Irle. 5mm: are right out of Siill'i‘Vi-‘r. Reid- Riding
Hood for institute. Site \I'I'nl‘S‘ a little lawn dress and
(,li't'fi' it a scnrirt cloak with it hood (in her arm a
tiny. iIIi>lICi CI‘IVCI'CII Willi :I Iizlpizill which «he. is Cartri-
lrtg‘ In her g‘mIIllIImtllcr. ”(‘2‘ 321‘ um]
iICI' linir curly. and she is road) to pin): with some little
girl. Her price is $1.50.
is
cyt's IIII-I‘r}: (iéii'ii,
A little Doll named Isabel iinfi :1 frock of blue Ilimit‘j‘".
(I hind twirl cunt and lithium. (ill just the him «If her
iiiuo CI'I‘S. SIIC is $1.50. .\l Ml there lift" other little
iillllii‘w‘ and holly dolls with Ii.:Ir iiIIlC laces and pretty
Clothes“. Second floor, front.
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Rubber Gloves for household my. ago a pair.
'l‘oilCt Section.
@119 5E. iii. Emil Gammon.
Something you can depend on for satisfac-
tory service provided you buy here. To the av-
erage customer ail Storkings of the same color
loolrmuch alike. but we specialize on “Onyx
Hose." because of the genuine satisfaction these
goods have always given. We don‘t know how
to get. bettEr goods for the money, and those who
have bought them are more than enthusiastic...
Come and st for yourself.
Women's Home . . . . I . . . . . 15¢ Ii?) $3.00 Illiii’
Children's Hose.. . 15¢ to $1.00 Imir
Men‘s Socks . 151510 $1.50 pair
The N. E. RYAN CO.
on WASHIND‘TON III-I, SQUTH NORWALK
\‘\- ~ ‘3- \5¢\‘\‘
5‘ ”1-‘f', -,M -1 ifnriwfar; -{rz‘nmuv/J ‘1‘)”
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