~ Salli Priced.
. «I;
3”“
‘ piece canons. ,,
Shirtltig P'rlnto. Remnants. '
41:. Regular price To.
“Apron Glngham‘o, Ramnanta.‘ "
‘ Sc. Regular price Sc.
‘Prlnted Females, Remnants.
Sc. Regular price ill 1-"c.
Wash Silks; oto.. Remnanto.
..12 1-20. Regular price 25c.
Children‘s School Plalds‘.
17c. Regular price 25c.
GARMENTS.
sum Walsh, ”Samples.
' 501:. Regular price $1.00.
shimWalltI, mp1...
761:. Regular mitten $1 "5 and
It. 50. -
“ Child'ren I Drones. Samples.
At Sale Prices.
Hausa Drona. Samples.
790. Regular price $1.00.
Boys'38ults, Samples. “ ‘
74c. Regular price $1.00.
'r'84 Washington Street,
A. Dickerman 8130a
' South Nortvalk
’Phone 440
We give 8818 Green Trading Stamps
Rexall '
A A Straw Hat Cleaner
100 pkg.
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iJ. J; CAHILL SUES WlFE FOR Dl-i
VORCE.
‘Suit 'Filed—-Other Divorce Petitlons.
i lohn J. Catlin, of Bridgeport, has
instituted ditoroo proceedings in the
supu‘ior court asking asepz'uatlon
from his wife, Evelyn Brindley
‘(JnhilL a sulcelndy with Lin-csur Miscli
land melding in Fifth street. ,Deser.
MAKES OLD HATS Loot; LIKE.
NEW ‘tion May .1900 is
one it Juno hride in, 1805.
Claiming that hie wile is; habitually L.
The Clifford Pharmacy Lintcmpcrate and 11111; been 'uni’aitht'ui. '
has
divorce in tho
slay Matilda
John lliltlntteo of South .\olwnlk
~ “MW-.. ~—-~——~-1hrcught action for
THE RECREATION TOURS ‘c'ourts against his wife,~
Block lsland—S- day tours ....$1150 Weeds Dil’lutteo. Tile couple Wore
‘S'dl'lil‘tiius A11g..3~ith, illst mairichuiy 12 lliil.
Ktlantic CRY-541'? tours $21-00 l<loteucc .l Jennings of South \‘or-
Mondms Aug Supt. 9,16th. , ' ., ‘
White Mountains-us day tours $25.00 walk in anothcl petitioner for a hop
Mondays, Aug. 21‘», Sept. 2nd. oration. She asks freedom from her
£ermuda—~Q-day trips $41.50 up linehund. William T. Jennings. alleg-
. Saturdays, SW“ 7- 14. 33ml- ing intolerable cruelty. They married
_.1 ' AUTUMNAL TOURS.
_Whlto Mountains—Bony trips $21.50
Mondays. Sept. 0. 10th. Accountin-
dntions Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem.
Niagara Falls—@days' trip .. $31.00
idlny 24, 1002. ’
Anna 'Slllilliey Gcnl‘tner of [laundry
from William E. Gcartner ot- the
51111111 plactté'ou the grounds of con-
tinued (insertion since 1905, and cru»
Saturday, Sep3rembc 7th. .
.Niagara Falls, St Lawrence River city. The couple were married in,
and Montreal .............. $41.50 1900. Alimony and a change or:
Saturday. Sept Till. 1111.111 “ill nuine is asked.
Wathlngton. 0' C """""" $26" 00 Mary 'Schirluci‘, of Dllnunry, from
Octohci 11111 and 215i .3th itips.
Gettysburg, Luray Caverns and Wash-
ington. D C. .............. $3 2.00
()rtohci li3th. 1111.111; trip.
For dost'itiptive rti'cular of all tours
call on G. W. Harris, .at depot, or ud-
dress The Recreation Tourist C0,,
191 Orange St, New Haven.
Frnnk Schirm
which scriptural reasons and intolcr~
attic cruelty are alleged, Catherine
Binghnm is named in the complaint.
The couple \vcretmul‘i‘icd in 1898, 11nd
have three minor children which the
piuintih‘ uslis custody of. Alimony
is also asked.
3 Joseph linowitou of Dunlnn'y seeks
a divorce from Maud D. Knowltoh.
me .._.. ~.... Ag“
SUMME R TIMETABLE
0n and alter Monday. June 17,1912,
the new not commodious
y STEAMEF, HUNTINGTON, nee i‘huchcr, formerly of ilanhury.
, Capt. William G Young. will run as bill DOW 1" llfil‘ili unknown, for de-
iOIlOWSi Mare “Uiltlhhlml fur N0!“ nertion and for scriptural reasons, in
"Walk Mondays and Fridays at 13:45 a.
' in. Mid 2.30 1'. in. Leave Norwalk for
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8:45 :1. m. and .5130 p. m. Excursion
' tickets 50 cunts. Single lure 40 cents.
Children. 5-. to 12 yours. excursion 35
cents. Single tare, 2?. cents. Passen-
gers from Norwuik by 824.". 11. m. bout
. Will have four hours at l'luntington.
~Our summer sohcdulé gives the peo-
ple of Connecticut an outing on the
. new and commodioue steamer Hunt-
ington across the sound and over one
'0! the lineal sheets 0! water in the
world, Huntington Bay, with scenery
nut-drummed Parties 01 10 or more
can niale amusements with the cap-
thin to stop at Valley Giove ‘
Lunches and meals served on the
. boat by competent sierrartl.
which Louis Arnold Penny is named.
The couple were married in January.
1911. -
William Konnianco of Bridgeport
from liuttio Konstauce. in unknown
parts, in which scriptural reasons are
alleged from limit to 1911. The ,couple
wt'rc inurrlcd In 1903, have one child
which the plaintiff aeko custody oi.
William Berke-rte ot‘ Daxnhury, htiu
brought unit 101' damage and injury
against the Danhury and 1381th street
railway cmupany. in which he 1111111:
for $5,000 damages. (in the 20th of
iant'January. a trolley car run into
flan-wagon oi! the plaintime in Elm
‘utrect in that city, and for the de-
morullaatlou‘ot the wagon and his in.
molltion of the wagon and his in-
e
i '. - .
. .’ ;. juries he claims damagee.
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. 1, Th Reed & V0"( 3: WAVE or LACE HANDERCHIEF
j Electnca] Co. i mm ROMANCE. ‘ ‘
‘ The Only Fully'Equlrpod A. Result, M111 Eva omnwooa Luv
.~ ELECTRICAL anon -" In Now Haven Today tor Long mp.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 2?.w’i‘ho him
pic wars of u handkerchlet from the
1‘ fourth story or ulybniidlng in amino
,3. ‘ in the Town
“ ' Ao'ro aunrtiaa ‘
Phone sue-«to 8'0. min at; '
or, ‘a ”construction engineer and liar-
vardgtaduate. now a civllxeuxineer in
1111111511 or: work It 111.111.11.111, in the
cause at the long trip, bi! Mia: Eva
amenwouo, 11’ 11.141119111111111. city
. . to wed him. «cording to Mire Green-
pout-In wntto Inning in cotton.- woad’I IItory mint .1 ‘
.. dam Point. .. left. Misti Greenwood 1m"
{While bathing or: a boat in the (lab ‘Pm‘iiier as he 111111111: out o
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or of the some place, in ;
of continuation here by Harold Pa’rk'
alleged. She
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What is CASTORIA
Onstoria is a harmless 11111111011311“ for Castor Oil, Pure—
gorlc Drops and Soqthln
conm'lne not or Opium, git
snbo'tun
and alloys Fevorlshneos.
80 yam-I. has home the pignumro 11:. “
and has been mode 111111.11
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an: o is its guarantee. 111 doutroys Worms
For more than thirty years in.
.Aug 27.”!
{11.11.11.111 in 1111:. 1111111111..» churn-
ship of I. atrium land on 'Shohnrd hill. ‘
and which he been which has been used it is claimed £01
.le" it now claimed by the Bergersouu, ivho‘
{purchased property just adjoining. 011
last fall Selectman (lullup pulled down
a tonne which'lmd bee nerected in the
, land by ,the 'Borgereone. “The fenCe
wan again erected and iSecoud Select»
1mm Marool with a force of men guard-
ed by Constable Mitchell, were sent
to pull it down again last spring.
They did so. There wua some 110-,
live i-eelutunoe hy the Borgersone, who
the oil’icialo any were armed with var-
ious weapons: it is claimed that the
no one to" deceive
Syrups. It; is pleasant. 115‘
many years, as a common, but which _
has been in constant use tor the 1.11111 or Constipation,
Flutuleno'y, Wind Colic, all 131.1111ng Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowcla,
it assimilation the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
I .
ficouetnhle assaulted one of the Berger-
' eon women.
‘cs to the commencing point and then
The Children’s Pantho Mother’s Friend.
(tannin: CASTORIA AtwAvs
The 11111 You flare Always Bought ‘
In Use For Over 30 Years
1-11: comma comm". n mam flour my: vol-x cm.
. Damages of $1,000 are claimed in the
faults'whlch are returnable to the Nor.
l wioh Superior court.
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4,, MILLER LET GO BY JUSTICE
; WAKEMAN.
‘ FAX'R'FIEIIA), Aug. ‘28.——Juetlce""of
.the Peace Bacon ‘Wakcuian, who do-
lierrcd his decision in the choc oi Wil-
"lintn Miller, charged with manslaugh-
ter and recklees driving, found )iilicr
not guilty and discharged him.
\iiilm 11'nsdri1ingArchc1 (‘. Wheel-
er 3 car when it killed Curminu Nimzo
.in Southport recently Acting Coroner
Stevenson found that \iillcr was not
idritiug rapidly at the time and that
‘ Nuzzo jumped in front of the car when
lilo, was struck.
/’
Outlining.
When outlining round forms, it is
much easier to make the outline
stitches from left to right, as they
ulll then conform to the rounded
al1u11e,,snys the Chicago lutct' Ocean.
Knots should nevcr he need in em-
broidery of any kind and when he-
ginning the outlining run a row stitch-
covcr those stitches with the'outlin—
lug. After the work in finished, run
the thread ltnck‘u i'cw stitches nu.
derncath the work and fueten with a
huttonholo stitch.
Shrinking Cloth
l'luving tried several methédn of
shrinking cloth, i find the following
easiest and host. and am glad to pass
it on writes 11 ron' rihutor to Needle
ci'ut't. Thoroughly wet the 3001111 in
cold wnter. then procure a round
stick, :1 curtain pole will do. and wind
the cloth around this. keeping A,“
smooth and the edges even. [to not
wring the goods helore winding. Let
dry, and your gingham, ”neuror any
kind of wash goods. will he 'ehrunlt
and very ,emooth. X0 ironing is re-
quired. 7 '
Canning Green:
Mnuyflthinge used for greens may he
conned hy the following method. Pick
over carelully and wash the louver—1
mixture. of. kinda is desirable: cook it
boiling water salted us for the table
until nearly done: do not have much
water. but cook in closed hauled to
make the otonm do the work. Titan
pack closely in let I and pour over them
bolting vinegar to fill every ult- choice
than not tightly as any other canning.
Pack the greens closely in the 111,
end when pouring in the boiling vine
stir, run a knife hlnde around the
edge imo rder to open up the space:
101 the vinogm. Wrap each in in.
brown paper. or put into other haze.“
and keep lid other canned truiut.’ Spin-
itch mustard, chard. but and other
groom are put up in this Want-«100%
runner. ._ _ ‘ J .
Home Help. .
hold politic inflict a good
In einemoncy- '
the picture wire to 1111111 Idlih our
3- .
, 111.11; ’11th wait (flit?
ireneea of the center. says the Chi
cugo inter Ocean. Fringe the edge
of the center to the machine stitching
and then even the fringe and the hen.
ter piece is ready tor use.
, i
done. When dry rub off, then polish
with a cloth.—- Memphis News‘lScilui-
tar. "
To Peel Oranges.
Pour scalding water over oranges
that you wish to peel. and let them
stand lire minutes. You will save
time in peeling them, suys an ex-
change. Tile thick white skin that
is usually so hard to remove will
readily come off with the outside
peeling and the fruit will, be ready
to slice.
Put one‘lcnp” twater andionedlnlf
cup of humor run a saucepan and
when it ho.ls,1.11dd one cup of dry sift-i
ed flour measured even and stir ra-
pidly; cook until it has become a
paste that will ricleavo from the side
of the pun. Add all the Hour at once
and do not add more under the belief
that the mixture will he too thin.
Let the paste cool. then count out,
lite eggs. Add them unhbuten one 111
atone and heat between each Iddhi
tion until the mixture is entirely;
smooth. Now there are two ways of
halting the paste; one wayuis to use
the pastry 11111: and to squeeze the
panic through it into long strips like
the usual shupe oi cclnirs; nearly as
socd share can be given by filling 11111111 pinch of suit. and 1 tablespoon-
n spoon. Sometimes it is just as well 111i or whole wheat tlour mixed with n
to moire the cakes round. Bake in 11' little cold water. Lei hoil live minutes
slow oven. (or ii‘ it is too hot the' and then stir in a pint of milk and not
outaldc of the cciulro will burn be lit a basin of hot. water to provcni he
tore the inside is well done and they ‘hurning. Cover closely and leave
will Tall. (‘ool and cut a $85“ 311 where it will keep hit until ready 101'
one side for the filling. . use
Raltin Porridge.“
Drop intonwo quarts of boiling Wa-
ter a .pint of carefully washed raisins.
Let. boil two hours. Skim out the rat.
sins and rub through a colander to re—
move seed-11. Put hack into the pot,
Poor Man'n Cake
one egg, one cup sugar, one cup
millt., two tablespoons butter, one tent
Inocn vanilla or other extract, two
'upa dour, two teaspoons halting pow~
Cream Filling for Eclalr;
lieut thick (cream still and sweeten
to mate. Flavor with vanilla. Or
make u custard of one uunhter cup oi
flour mixed with two thirds cup of
8118!” and “to cull? Of scolded milk dot? “out together the cgg‘tmd nugur
conned one quarter of an limit 11.111 1111 1111111 111111 1111111, 111111 the melt-
(hula Well' bullion eras and 000k “Vi! ed butter and extract. Silt the flour
minute» lungei'._ Cool and tinvor with i and baking powcler ”1101,; Mill the u
vanilla. quid mixture to them and hunt welt
-———- nuke Input 45 mlnutee in a moderate
Home Hot”. , ovo11.m8utt Ftuttclaco Call.
Never take 111an grate chocolate. i ‘ W... '
Put the. limited. quantity in I you Clun UtInIII-
itc 111.111.11.111“ saucepan and not it iirendhoardI and other kitchen
in the top at the leukemic until molt utensils made of wood may he kept
ed. 7 clone. white and Italuiiera by rubbing
utter opening a tactile or 311m or‘with nap and lukewarm water. “to
(Samuel, rub mutton tnliow on a mind which may the added it little common
cot-it before inserting it in the bot- Ioda or humanoid ammonia. r1111.
tic. which will prevent the cork trout hut-{r dun.
11.11am; fruit to no neck of the tool
Ind 11111111111; when In
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: II MILO 'AT HAIT'P‘OID.
“There will in mood I ‘ 4
fittIté 1.111111
i111 11111111101. Hail. 111111111111, Thatch
1311111111111. The More in 111111 till
itii' third and tuurth clean ply-111111111111
. . , 111’ Itate. The 111 of securing
' . genital for £101 on ' '
' maim- 1.1M Odell contention
rnIty W
11 111-1
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“taunt FOGTMAB‘Y‘IHI’ CONVINTlOH To.
who wilt invite name .1 ,
«111111111111 Gallup. otthln 1: . i
m Countable lifted Mitohell are “
has trams and assault hrnunht by 1‘ 1 ‘
hiidren 1111111111111 Borgersoh as '
eaidt «it ‘1 dicpiite over the‘ ouner- ‘
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The Stat-evolution at go’clook except: Saturday.
,
SALE OF DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
A {neat 13111111311118 embracing; cvcty kind of wcnvc,
. and at vciv marked 1cductiouo‘
Colored Broadcloths.
Dark brown, navylilne, wine, gray and 'iillltllilyni.
,lgieautiiulquality, formerly $2.00, 56 inchcu wide,
‘ $1.25 a. yard. .
Mixed Suitings and .llouclc Cloriis, (lurk gruys, tans
incln‘w'
and llll‘OWllS, formerly from $1.00
wide. 50 ctr...
, to
$2.00, 56
These contain good pattcrns for misscs’ and chili
rcn's suits and for scparntc skirts.
W001 Challis, stripes, (lots and
50 and 59' cts., .
bordered puiicrus,
were
39 cts.
Enough for several days. Colored Dress Goods Section.
LAWN SACQU ES, SPECIAL.
The, last of the summer stock. but cxira guild values
in white grounds, flowered with lavender or
pink.
light blue, with lace insertion. rililtun hands and tics,
oll'lilli sizes. were $1.75. $2.00 and $2.25,
at 501:, 75c and $1.00
, Oriental Silk Kimonos, dark reds. ludian blue, with
palm leaves and gcomctricnl tiCh‘lgllS in tan and amber,
Vol} nitr'actn c
of extract. :1 \‘t’t‘it‘QlllC gift to
$3- 75. $3 98, $5. on, $6. on and up.
Scrond‘iiooti
A NEW AND FRAGRANT
Trentini, 111:1th liy \". Rigaulli :1
With each purchase of Trentini
lllt'
choice perfumes.
“Week-end” Toilet Packages 111
cu. 50 cts.
TALCUM.’
delicate and pleasant
'l‘alcunl. 25 (is. 21 pacnkgc. tluintly put up.
dill
is given a littlc ilirk:
woman Wilt) lilrcs
'i‘nilt'l Section.
r citllcr men or 1111111—
L-Cllit‘l' funnier.
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Get year Tomatoes for Canning
‘ EXTRA NICE ONES
Per Basket 30 cents '
per peck .250
Potatoes
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
no NORTH MAIN 81'.
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H lio you need 11 Home Drone or llrcrIlnu Sumnu'l. it
I! i you do the chance» are that you will iind Juet what you
ll want in thin collection lit liliMhRKMll. l". iiAVlNiiS.
1 fi ~ We Ipeclullze in three gnrmcnln and 11111111 hundrudI hurt;
It been hold this reunion Now a claim up or the rcntuind- '
or at LOW l’lllllES that will hardly pay tor 11the worth
it of the materials in them.
9* ltegtilnr I121 111111111. nutritious. ........ . ..... 7911
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' H little}. hit-lint} t‘iACQliiiti reduced in .. tile, 39:: and 59::
II Aiiotthem or good (nitric, out on good times;
it thoroughly well made 11110 1111111111 ouiiuhic tot any time _
it at your.
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