are Sure to be higherst
. the year. We cannot
. or ers in this rate except
. erupt delivery, during the
. e reveals.
y the hishest price for Feather
. mean 100 for newspapers; 352
00 forth-eke and magazines.
B lienhheld 5:801:00.
ate. 3 i2! wet-an er.
spatter. in: 10 a. pi.~:~ll‘lrpt‘
enrolls todeyvtliteloaed insane
. The Herrimen filters» and
and Remember
ii! any junk than stops at your house
without the sign Wm. Enron. 3 Bowen
E. Norwalk. on the wagon and
he is working for me. he is cheat-
ngyou because there were some
complaints. .I pay io‘ n lbf for rags
and hestprlcea tor auto’ meant-abhor»
heather pbeds. metals and old automo.
bile tires are in demand. Ask for
prices. Please notify are ahead as!
am very busy during the season.
Telephone 441.
says
..
Prepare for the Hot Sun. Order
your
Awnlngs
now and save money. We also do
'I all kinds of UPHOIJSTERING
‘and Furniture Repairing,
Mat-
tresses Renovated, Slip Covers
made to order. Our work is
guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully
given.
A. KOHN
Phone 356-4». 3‘- «~45 North Maln“8t
~ tamed steel concrete work under each
id the-towers. the concrete work being
ileum on top of massive wooden piles
driven 50 Fleet down below the sun
‘1 huge! the river.
:3 Bridgeport will the the’tadlest on the .
- whole line between
New. .HaVem- They will ireach more
": than-me feet up into the at:- and‘rwlll
- «he‘vmaltterpiecaa or are construction
’i engineer‘s art. v’l‘he 'Iourldations ror
" one of them is now completed and
74W
. South No elk. Conn.
Covering :-
Consignment of strictly ilrst -.
quality. high pile Anniine'ler ;
Rugs, 2? inches wide. 5 reel .
I 3 inches ion! at 53.30 :-
For Crex Ruse see "us ilrst.
Ladies'
Mayfair
Pumps 8; Oxfords
at $2. 50 and $3
In all Leathers.
MAX LEVY
lid Washington 5t. 5. Norwaik
khan-:35
lu’ m
V
m
M.
Specml
' burgh, Pa, lwhere they were made.
(continued tram nrst page.)
by officials item that untorseen' obs
etacles had been encountered, in the
way of ledges of rock, shifting sand.
etc; with the result that it now looks ‘
as it it will its October before the
electricity as motive power.
Big Teak in Bridgeport.
There are. however. only 24 pier
foundations lacking in the whole
and New Haven and those are most-
through the center oi the city made
it necessary to construct special steel
work to be erected there. '
The foundation for the his 200 foot
towers which are to be erected at. both
sides of the liousatonlc river at Wash-
ington bridge and at the Pequonnock
river. just east aof the ilridgcportrail-
road ”stationary: now in course of
construction and. will be ready .tor the
steel tower within a week or so. The‘!
big steel towers which will carry the
gables across the two‘rlvers‘ will be
wonderful affairs. They will weigh
nearly 150 tons each and will rest on
foundations which extend far damn
under the river bed
sir-herefwill he 480 “ions or resin.
The towers at
New York and
work on the erection of “the tower it-
self {will begin soon.
So massive are the towers that it
will be lmpomiihle to take them to
Bridgeport in one place. They are
now lying at the doundry at Pitta-
and will be taken to Bridgeport in sec
tions. and. lifted into place by the his
new derrick of the Jobeonailiiford
constructioanonuiany. the iirun will-.h
is doing this part of the work or else»
trlfyins the road.
Work Practically Done.
When asked last night how much
of the work is now completed. the
chief engineer in charge of the his
job stated that. it is practically all
done, so tar as the heavy work is con-
cerned. .The big towers at Washing-
ton bridge and in Brideport. he said.
would he completed by Jude 1 and
ready tor the wires. The steel piers
and gliders are all in place irom Glen-
brook to the Bridgeport railroad via-
duct, east or Burr road crossing. The
piers and girders are finished. on the
east, right down from New Haven to
port.
to be completed is the stretch from
the Burr road crossing. to the East
ELEBTIIIFBATIIIII Ill: “All :3
value are runnlnsthrous’h to New ,
Haven on regular schedule using the 1
etr'etch of road between Glenbrook ‘
ly in Bridgeport where the viaduct '
Ioa‘ie oi George F. Allstrom. who at»
the East End frieuht yards in lirldm- ‘
The only stretch thht remains .
End might yards. or the stretch
thwart: the center or Bridgeport. . ‘
Harwell: mains
5mm
We, ittirite "I” to inspect
the complete line of Nemo
“corsets which we have
My Father and Mother
Dyed Will's I was Barn. ‘
. 'u“ ll]t‘l~"" .
“ hilflui‘lll'ilir_
prepared for Nemo Week
and are NOW on sale
Dry Goods Store
Building Norwalk. Courtectieut
;~ Dfiuty’iNewI .
‘uI'Gutmps
'V for Low Neck
, Dresses.in
Black, White
and Tan Lace
See the New
‘SWeaters
for Ladies
Misses and
Children “
. Cleanser and 113.
Dyer
'24 North Main st.
South Nomik.
sumrdrd‘. Greenwich and
.. 3‘2 ._~ lililll lllIII‘ululis.
H nry B. Curtlal. ,
Henry B‘. artists it Well known and
highly respected resident of Bridge;
port. died at the, home of his son.
I ‘ I
.I'E'I'.
given that Fletcher fully intended
.2» making his domiciie in Coventry.
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Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Curtis: had been in ill health since
last «September and for the past four
weeks had been confined to his bed.
He had spent the greater part of
his life in Bridgeport, and was a vet.
area of the Civil War. He was a mem-
ber'of the Fifth Connecticut Volun-
tears. and was connected with Howe
Post, 0. A. R, St. Johnfs Lodge of.
Masons. of Gtratford, and‘ Hamilton
Comamndery. K. of T.
: He is survived by live children. Mrs.
5 William Curtisa. of Bridgewater; Geo.
Corliss. of Shelton: Charles Cur-ties,
and all. Frank W. iBratcheldon, or
Bridsepon. and Mrs. Frank F. Hunts
ington. 0! South Norwallt. ,
The inner will be held from the
home oi! Will am T. Curtiss on Noble
NOTICE
Gasoline 190
Also Lubricating Oils, Greas-
‘es and Scalp for automobiles and
moibr .boats. “ '
Special attention siten to me-
tor boats on Sunday tromS aun-
til 12. , .
The B. mflershfielddt Son Co.
15! Water It”
in «place riveted lint! ready for dual
adjustment.
The main feed WWWV'WWRWY 22.. avenue, Thursday afternoon. at 2.
9,00 volts, of electricity and talcum-0118 o’clock Rev. Gerald Beard. of the
current .91 electricity W111 80 “"931! Park street Congregational Church.
autotrnnsiormers whi
94““ ”0‘1““ Bridgeport. emulating. Burial willbe
it ‘0 11 .000 ““5 before it ‘5 "5‘ “"0 in the Nichols cemetery The Grand
"‘9 individual ‘0“ “”9” which WilliAruiy service will take place at the
supply the current to the electric en. crave.
since. _
‘ The ‘Jobaon-Giftord Construction ‘ Herman Rancher.
Pmyi W110" 0m“! ‘8 M NO 3° Herman Rancher, aged sixty- sevan
West 42d street. New York, has sell-11.3“", died Friday “131.1 In Believue
9’“ ““8" 0" Mime" will“ ”‘0 most- Hospital He is survived by a dough.
input-eyed. concrete milling machines. Iter Mrs. Edward Harris. of ISouth
at writ in Bridseim outline in the bitumen rue funéral services will
last of the pier foundations. As soon be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
88 ”Will MIMI their W03 “N elctrlcal 'o‘clock in Ganuug'a funeral parlors at.
engineers will be able to set every-134 South Main street. ,Rev. John Sta-
thing in readiness to ultra on the
“juice" throushout the entire system
Congregational church will omciate,l
the first of October.
and interment will take place in the‘
East Norwaiu cemetery.
no lumeoicrlou m srmrono. m.
Charles H_ Durand.
Charles H. Durand. died in the sol-
diers“ home yesterday at the use of
‘ seventythree years His rentalus will,
the taken to Bethe]. today, where in«
torment will take place.
m
Funenl'ot Hugh Donnelly.
plied for a conservator over his uncle, The funeral services over the- .1-9.
dwsrd J. Fletcher 011 the “6““ main or flush Donnelly. who died in
at the local dourt 6r Probate it“ me Natty“ Hajpfiml Sunday. .at the
Judge drapery. of Nemelk,’ Iii-tame
Attorney Cummings. at Al.
STAMFORD." May (l.—-The motion
in abatement. brought “ by Attorney!
Committee, King and Remote in the,
ho Jliflidil‘iufifl Willie the 50“!“th “a of “flan ya". will be be“! from
Fletcher. resides in 00““in W“ the home at Michael J. Riordan. of 94
milled- by Judie eresory- Of NOW‘W diets street. tomorrow moraine. at i)
In thrmw Court interim! 0'1" qlclwlr. and at 10 o'clock Il’rorn St.
Charles T. Curtlss, 708 Noble avenue. '
piston pastor of the South Norwalk .
an ‘and wealth.
er in quality
Just now ‘ w
ill our store where you can get dressed
from head to {out on our Easy. Payment
Flatt ought to he a great hep to every
When you compare our prices .with those
of the so caIlIed cash stores. you will find
us a little lower Ill price and a little high-
e are offering
Genuine Panama Hats for La- .
dies at $3. 50 and $5. ‘
Hats for Little Girls at 15c.
iMiddy, Blouses,
styles, blue or red sailor col»
[at at 50c. 7/5c and 980.
urge
Accoun”
\
regulation
«M.
omega-ace
‘ A his song. or laborers is new atlternoog The need will aim amid Cow fiery- Church; 1mm,” will take
work on the railroad viaduct in the entry tor trial. unless Attorneys Cress mo. in .311 MW“! cemetery.
aouth End. putting in the inundatione‘ grey and Carter appeal from 511;“ :“Ha . ,
for the man we along the limousines. The! have so damn W 0 W at me NAM! or overrun citatio-
3"" WW?” 1"” 81.80 Errol-y inundation that ill put in alons‘tiie tin appeti. .. ' ‘A 10- . ’-
Wall Paper at lowest lll'loel. . till! viaduct requires 20 cubic yards ot liters ammo a with: the am washrooms“ idly e.--u a mm... 1W“-
WWW” My writing and ”per concrete work and as each yard hill: bl mandolin F. Katine df’tho local- me state “pension, it must not do HAR‘IN'ORD. . May tip-«A report
Militias nheenfully m3: 1 w . 3 two tone or material in it. there are court _who hilt himself disqualified r111 govam’ ' desires to 1mm;- it reached this city today or the anoint
9 ill tent at reenterced concrete under ‘ '0’ bid heart 'eounilel lb?“ so by neuritis tel- it a three blocks or a handlers and armless body in an
«my one attire wield alumina: the » . ‘ - lone avenue i an obtepre part at inlet or the Connecticut river at Lord’s
railroad wall devoted ‘to emollient by a marital. 111., up“ will“ all Inland between floodspeeds and 11.11.].
‘ Attoruay dominion applied for. the wot-sellers or union lylne Landings; shitty afternoon. by
. defendant. and ‘ " ' i instruct a hoopla oi boys in a host. The dash
was entirely gone treat the manual .
‘ ’ remainirdl.
fl; ' .
“ atria m” heavy. Missouri' Charles H..llrown'a‘ regular 52.30
per gal. Pure iisolate Point with a it
a)“. fiver
birth The Copper troop mot/ed
, 3. m lane buying.
m it h. till-“'ufik of
‘Herrimens deterred buyers
alit‘t’rt telling which cost
tend 15ml belt at
3 rim 'vr‘aa stroll: until 3
Met-ted rose anhttaatielln.
aony rouuog'm oouuaertnur ‘
The Season
a for traveling and ‘~
vacation time will can be here. .
”We have prepared or it months
;,,aao. and our stocks of Trunks.
Steamer Trunks Wardrobe
Milli! trots .554» all
adult Oates ironi‘ ‘51.“ up
Mather .ilsst tram . .. 53.00 up
not Agatha
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