Ladies' Lisle Hose.
Mill Ends
Regular price 250.
17¢
For Saturday Hosiery Come to Us
H tSiPry Specmls
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Gina/es
Long Chamois Giwcn 35¢
Regular price 500.
Regular . prce 50c.
Ladics’ White Silk Hose 35¢
' they were sold
GARM NiS
Plenty of film to wean sum-
mer garments. Yet it is time
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F aoverinng “
Just an; rnhlc its a Fair
Parasols'
Child’s .Wliite Socks.
10¢
At Half Price.
Regular price 15c.
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Underwear
Dadies’ Ribbed Vests,
Were Inc;
2 for 15¢
Mill Ends
. 1.00.
Regular price .5. 57%? $3.249.
. 100 0 were $L 8.
Men's Half Hose 10¢ $ ' 0 9
Summer Vests
At Half Price.
25¢, were 50c.
50¢, were $1.00.
Was 19c.
Child’s Underwear 2 for 25¢
Towels
HUCK TOWELS.
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census Bureau Finds it Far in
Advance in Manufacture of
Brass and Alloy Wires
WASHINGTON. D. (3.. Aug. l.-»««Stu~
tiaticu for the wire Industry in the
. United States for l909 are prononted in
detail in a huiiottn soon to ho tanned
“by Director llurriu oi‘ the Bureau 01
the Census. Department oi‘ Com-
merce. it won prepared undur the
uuuervinton of Wm. M. Btownrt, chin!
nintiotieiun tor mnaiuiucturen.
'I‘ht- mnnui‘noturo nt wiro in tho
Unitud Station to unwind on by three
classes of outnhiinhmontn: it) Enthu-
lluhmontn whouo nrincinat huuinouu is
the drawing ot’ Wll'il from rudu which
are eithor puruhuuud or trnnui’et'rod
from independently ohoruttod rolling
mills of tho company. thuu including
the dntnchud and lndonundontly 0p-
omtod wiru miiln oi companion rolling
the wire rods; (2) untubiiuhninntu
that roll iron and «told, cooper or
withdrawing department; unoptiod
with rods from tho cooperniing roll
, in: mills; and (8) outnbliuhmentn
whose principal business in tho mun-
,uiwturo 0! tom nuiio dilioront pro.
duct. hut nhieh inotdonihily draw
some who, mull: on motorist for
their own consumption.
-‘ There are many auntishmont-
which dun no wm.’ but which room
,uiloturo wire mods (running. wire
ninth. opium. auto) from vumhuued
no. 811011 ”Mikhmfin no not
Won by in. mutton much for
mowinduutrr. ‘
, mini total number of.
in igo W m in
out:
W‘ 5} m mar-min: mills
lam do
lather menus or alloys. and maintain
' mmmihw who
.utihmohnu uni mum. rim “mum mmmoimmmw
Street
.2 00000m_0,0:_03000000000000.00.0.00
these 93 mlliu or wire departments
was $180,083,522, of which $173,349,-
614 consisted of. wire and products
derived therefrom. 0! this latter
amount, 45.? per cent. represented
the value of products of the wire
mills and {30.8 per cont that of the
wire department of rolling niiliu.
Data regarding tho wiro industry
an un entirety 11:0 not available (or
1904 and 1899. but an uphruxirnutu
Idea of its growth may he gained
irom the atatiutica ‘oi the production
of wire rods or lion and nine). Tho
outwit of such wire mdu in tfiiiii won
918,687 tons tons; in 1904. 1.792.70t
long tons. and in 1909. 2.295.279 long
tons. tho increnuo tor the decade hu-
ing 50.4 per cent.
The largo piuutu prodominnio us-
nocluiiy among tho who «iatmrtniontn
of rolling miilu. The 24 who no.
unrtmuntu of rotting rutllu whom pro-
duct oxcoodnd $1,000.000 in mine to
author contributors $89,507,015, or at»
most nnohnit. of tho total of products:
of tho induntry.
(it tho 93 outuhliuhmontu in tho in~
duutry in 1'09, iii) draw iron and «tool
wire omlnulroly. notion drnw cotton:
wire uxolusivoty. six Itmw who from
motoriniu iehiotiy hm.) other than
iron 1nd stool or copper. whlin 21
drew win; {ruin two or more oi tho
mutant. A 11m momma oi the ow
whiinhmmiu mainland wire outta.
‘hnrhod Winn. woven Win. and ntllor
product» for union oihin who in tho
prinnlnni router“!
or the loud monorail mounted by
who mills in me. warm ruminant»
on 2.8 our cunt: 94min, 13.3 nor cent;
am or motor-lain, ran our dent; Mi
miscellaneous mutation. 5.7 nor cent.
The 00st of motoring in am rem-o.
value of nrodnuts. and the ruins m0
at! try honorarium. at. 8 our neat.
The tout humour oi moon on»
mud in win mills in am that to- mt. martini“ ihouuntoitmnnnd up," thorium Ito Wm
eluding the wire WM!!!“ 0! roll: gym on“. to; pundit. M of 000»
m in- in: mum m 10.945. «(when 18.» wmmu "out. autumn 001
dfltrrudfloiolnimnufl. oi utimrfldwountwmmm ammum
l '23! mm of «mm- Wilton“
.Wmmw Thaliuuuuuumiunnmlmorwgs ants habituation: WW. 0
minimum-moi man on» «01mm alum. Mwmfifimm Wt!“
., ‘ ,mnnouwummmwmmm.mmw_ ~
hMmflwnfl-untw dammit
on.
W
, Striped Seersucker Skirts Va
earlier or laF ‘1'. Prices mchh
. Long White Silk Gloves 50¢ 4&3”: Shirt Wsiats. Value more 8,01,
Regular price 75C- Samples w Straw Mattings. m to 20 yids
Lndies' 'Shirt Waists. Values
to $1.49. '
Values 25: um 500. '1:
Sale i’rictis 10¢ loss. :3:-
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Samples 752
Popular Middy Blouses. Va-
lues $1.00...
Samples
no a. 100'
.742
Ladies’ House Dresses. Values“
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Fibre Moldings. Value 35“
Wool Fibré Rugs. 9 x 12.
5:225.
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Sale Erich
20¢
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Ladies' Lawn Kimonos. Va-
lue 50c.
Sale Price §§£
Ladies’ Crepe Kimonos; Va—
lues $1.00.
7409
Sale. Price
Black Heatherbloom Skirt. Va-
lue $1.25.
Sale Price
$1.00. Regular price $10.00. . .4.
Samples 744: Sale Price $7. FIFO 5...
Ladies' Houstresaeo. Values W :3:
$I. 50. .\ Tape-w Rage» 9 x 12- RegFu- .0.
Smnpics ' 98¢ lar price $15.00. "
Axminster 1138.9 1: 12. Reng- 1 ,
tar price $
Axmlnster Rugs, 9 x m. RegFi. ~
lat price $05.00. '
Small R‘ugskat Sale Prices.
$11.00
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Sale Pricgi
.50.
Sale Price
$17.5F0
Sale Price $21 flFo
lue soc.
Child‘s Union Suits 35¢ Special Values. sa‘e'Pricc 38¢ Shsogelli’elfgléhzgupfrlo:$h diF
. . , . D , ' 5- »
Regular 1m 50.. 90. 110. 14¢. 16¢. fmffi‘ffmm muses 0...“. . -.-
- s I P w .. A , :0:
BATH TOWELS. Ch :1: m: n v Short Leuéin Linoleum. 5:6
Laches’ Union Suits 35¢ Special Values. luel $315.5 “We resses 3' Sale Prices 25 pa mm d5.»
Regular price soc. 11¢.16¢.19¢.28¢. i Sale Price 98¢ count.
00K iron SPECIAL ITEMS EACH DA,
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DICKERMAN & SON
South Norwaik, ”Count.
'0'0'0‘ '0'0'1”
Illl‘flll.l'l
number. which was reported for he
camber. The increase from April to
December apparently reflects the gen-
urnl improvement in husinens condi-
tions which took place during that
year.
'i‘horn in n mnrhod uniformity in
the ho ruuof labor provniiing in the
‘Wll‘t' industry. 0! the Ithiitli wugo
odrncru in liliiii. 7,826. or $2.2 nor
cont. were In establishments whore
tho prevailing hours were between at
and 60 per wank: 10,232. or 56.6 pin-
cent.. In outuuiluhmouts where they
wore 60 per week; and only 1.2 per
cent. in outnhiiuhxnentu whore they
wore {it or less or more than iii) nor
week.
For the industry as a whole the
[ranking status in 1909 were Pennsyl-
vnnin, Now Jenny. iliinoiu Mm
ntsnnnttu. Ohio and New York.
Euttihtishnmuta operated under
corporate ownership dominate the
induutry iii the ouuhlhdunontu un-
dur iudiiiduai and tirm ownoruhlo in
mutt. throu worn owned ity individual!
and tour in! iirmu. in 1900 establish-
ment“ with 0 product tvnluot! at up
(ititt,.nil or mom ounutitutod it not"
cont. oi the total number 0! «unit-h-
montu. Ind nroduoud 83 our mm. at .mp9“ 9...th on . t‘hlillt iii‘ no.)
tho total ruins of pmiuotu
t): tho total quantity of Iiout rod: mm o. no we lam jun 00 hi
uncut In 1909.341 to cent. were oi iii! ”dolor Writ oi the qutomo- "i
won hearth aim Ind it? W cunt hiiu law I! that town. nu pad
of tin-um stout. only aim-mun mfltlflini‘tflnfl momma
of 1 w cunt. lining at would. will h; In: (mum oi m ”on“ y oi
ouior mo. in who mill: «in: W" mm- outta helm thin wan trourht
turmoil rod: tho mmutinn 0: than
isomer stool rod! tam-1y 010001394 that Mr. Cohen and a min pullout rm to
{WWW about M54 chlfifl’ hosts, '3 1° Nun; 1W AM mufvwfi 30!)
«in dominant: at with: with and “whom. Within]? or out . .
minor mun the commotion 0' lunar lfimmotmfl lir. than». to Bi)-
“”5 illflflh «an 00th chiefly bum. pm and NW his mum ‘
rented 717 per ml. of the total on untidy twine um of Mom” pmnt 00mm ormgm’ court.
“troll.
F or tho that out tit-wire rad: used
in m indium u 0 who“.
xx.
F a
u .
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topper or .
33.5 per oer :.
copper.
oi the product from I' .
The mat: iflcllfl‘e 0i luaulate wire ~
Fluid cable '0 the value of 59F 06, 989 ' '
was renortwl by the establishments '
in the win industry in 1909. Mont
insulated ism is made by esIFnbliuh :
manta in tl« industry desixnxted as 5
"electrical r nchinery. unpurnttn. and
ounplies." the total value of the in- f
sulntoti Win and cable manuiltiturod
in 1909 war $51.62l.737. ‘3 ' .
in the pit Fluctton oi atoal and iron l
wit-0, Faun: Ivnnin led in 1901
851.148 ion or 36.6 nor cent. of the .
total amour. drawn. In the trounc-
metals. iFexcept
in)!” but producrid only
bio by phoning or sending forf-
uu whenever any part of your g. ,
The Sale Discounts
011 Furniture, Ardahan Rugs, Trunks and Bag:
011 Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Rugs, Dining
Chairs and Upholstery Goods
Office Furniture and Globe-Wernicke Fixtures reserved from this sale.
This is an important notice to all persons “furnishing limes or desiring to add um
pieces to their possessions.
in the Fnitcd States.
of which were in French palaces of English castles centuries ago.
The: so-callcd Period Furniture with which persons of taste like to fill their homesE
will be oiiered during this sale at prices which have never before
hops we shall never be able to make such reductions again. it has been the custom to
many persons of moderate incomesdo purchase one or more article once or twice a year
as they could afford, believing that it is better to surround tllcmbclvcs and their famiiic
with not merely the tolerably' good, but the truly excellent.
best way to build a home.
One may expect to find fine examples of Sheraton, Heppelwhite and Chippendal?
Furniture, Suites of Elizabethan and. Jacobean styles, American Colonial and the various
French Periods.
sanitary cquigmlent appear:
be out of or or in the lens.
”Homo-mule"
mfg:
pinoe your plum-hing problemn
on our shoulders and we will ;
with 1' .
tion at cm or ’wiru New Item y led , .I
with 63,452 onn or 43.1 nor cunt. oi
the total; in d in tho munut‘wtt re oi
\vlrt irom iuuun and other moi in or
they: Gout :tiuut ted by fur. F
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tutti. of Own“. 11.43.. ihu nun who
Fort-tr he had given it to who u lino
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Ihont. humour. it on moi ry for
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorhum
ill ORSOORY DOULHVARD.
Int Norwoik. Phon- 500.11.
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Announcement of August Sales
3 - Today, Friday, the First of August
' Began the Clearance of Furniture, Trunks andufi
Pictures, Carpets, Curtains, Rugs and Draperit
The grades of Furniture offered are the best
There are no better to be had. One bu ys as his taste directs
either Mahogany. Oak or Walnut.
New England houses during the day of his ancestors, or he may Choose articles the iik
once. It: well as time nnd trou-‘ - '
On Saturdays at 9 O'ClOF’ii‘
20 Per Cent. .
10 Per Cent.
nlanuiacturet
hin
He may select copies of pieces that were in use in ()1
been equalled. For
The fact is, that is ih
Aprons
There are GINGHAM APRONS lor kitchen work,
APRONS, SEWING APRONS, BUNGALOW APRON SETS
Maids, Waitresses and Nutter, and still other Aprons that .
mere beautifying; all
to have very little use other than S ., . _
and kinds.
Largest and heat assortment in The Norwuiks.
The N. E. Ryan C"? l
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
0 Extra Stampso ‘5 .
With COFFEES ’!
30 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. E1. RYAD
2b STAMPS WITH 1 LB.A AMBOBA....
20 GTAMPI WITH 1 LB. BUL‘TANA...
10 8TAMi": WITH 1 LB. VERY GOOD COFFEE ..
5 STAMPS WITH 1 L3. 000‘) COFFEE ..........
Our Coffees are the Best on the Muritehilncc Used. Alt
The Great A&i’ Tea Cont
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