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Benjamin Walter-house, who has re] cockem’” Human“ Mimi;
earned his duties at the Sendai-rim)- 32”" 1' 0‘ R- M-- “’m 1”“
Lunch after a three weeks' vacation, } ”5‘11” meeting wm°rmw evening.
led 9. WW a from help. run' ’ '“""
over by on unicoriicoblliae last nighf Thai The regular monthly meeting at the
car of Jack Montgomery of Norwalk :Spanish War Veterans will be held
was in South Main street, and when ' tomorrow evening. M“
Chauffeur White tried to reverse the Cookenoe Tribe, No. 32' l. 0‘ R. M.,
fine the 86m 3:5ng 3‘". $781? will hold its regular meeting Friday
or ouse at once is e a o evening.
the chauffeur, and started to crank}
the car. when it suddenly started; Buckingham Post. No. 12, G. A. R..
ahead. and he had just time to jump‘ will hold its regular meeting Friday
back as it whizned by. evening,
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CLEARANCE SALE
THURSDAY’S SPECIALS
Ladies’ and Children’s Garments
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
CHILD'S GARMENTS.
Gingham Rompers.
351:. Regular price 50c.
Child’s Gingham Drones.
25c to $1.49.
Sample shirt Walsh.
50c. Were $1.00.
750. Values to $1.49.
suk slim whim.
$1.49 to 83.49.
Mlddy Blouses.
74c. Values $1.00.
Child’s Pique Dresses.
98c. Were $1.25.
LAVDIES’ KIMONOS.
35o. Were 500.
Sample House Dresses.
14o. Regular price $1.00. LONG KIMONOS.
sac. Regular price 31.49. 74c. Regular price $1.00.
«SPECIAL iTEMs EACH DAY.
A. Dickerman & Son
' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE GIVE B. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
@ Extra Stamps @
- With COFFEES
30 STAMPB WITH 1 LB. EL HYAD ,.............,...,.............
2! STAMPC WITH 1 LB. AMBOSA....... ......................... 820
10 STAMPS WITH i LI, GULTANA... ............................. m
1. CTAMP‘! WITH 1 LI. VERY 07760 COFFEE ......,,...,..,.,.. 2h
5 STAMPB WITH 1 LB. 0007 COFFEE ....,..................-... 230
0st Coffees are the Best on the Market, Once Used, Always Used
The Great A&P Tea Company
110 Wnonmd‘l’t‘il IT... IOU?“ NORWALK
Deliveries Ian I. in. and use p. in.
350
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morons coercion. oav IAT‘I’IMEI
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are slum plied: to attend your Electrical troubles, imp or
small. A 'phrm osii‘nilibrinxe repair men. Try us next time
when sometbiflc m rims. . ,
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‘: still had I heat-lune tho'nistter.
: “the is: on the stock and. on the service, emanation, establishments
; funded and satin amused. at mil the lips. The invocation into
3 railroads and street railroads is in- be Maintained-attained!“ such
:. ”residuum 1 nor oiiii. toil mills rum norm in W to
{prom l7. uranium ports: W theatre! the lump.
1 is w“h_‘w the basis. of a ‘valus,
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WI“ 0!; the public acts. The law
«snow the ' maternal societies from
all provisions or’tlie insurance lows.
except as provided in. this set. The
low «is tho-tin at which old. no
benefits may be pnid at 70 years and
declares to whom death benefits may
be paid. The societies are permitted
to create emorltlucy or surplus funds.
No benefit. moy'be paid until the so
cloty has secured bone this applica-
tions for death benefit certificates up
on at least 500 lives for at least $1,-
‘000 each. All such societies are to
be .iicensed' by and under the super—
vision or the Insurance commissioner.
The law popests Chapter 209 of the
General Statutes. which has hereto
“tore regulated the conduct of fraternal
insurance associations.
lethal lirluranosil [unset
~8cope oi Some oi the im-
, portant Easements.
The printing or the public not!)
passed at the last session ol’ the Louis.
lature has been completed and the
secretary or thestate's cities will be
sin the distribution of the 1le today.
This year’s dose of legislation is s.
little less than the amount turned out
in 1911. The public acts for 1911
tilled a stout pamphlet of 420 pages,
while this year’s legislative output of
a public nature is confined within 316
pages. The figures in such case in-
clude the pages devoted to the index.
In s. spirit of loyalty to the “blue
laws" that have made Connecticut A“ not. l1?!“- ‘5 intended to accelerate
ii’amous, the public acts are oncnnsiiiufl“a ”090's 0! 6588 virom
. the him
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in the usual iblue paper covers.
Thaw the consumer forbids the selling
new acts are printed on thinner poperi 0‘ 983“ “ill have been in cold storage
than was used last year. lit in" to hem" more than fifteen duo’s. which have
hoped that this innovation has saved . been incubated ‘01 mo“ than twenty-
the state some of its much neededtfoiil' Mill‘s or have been preserved
money. The majority of the laws“)l “1‘ “1‘“ch process, unless the
wont into effect, August 1, Friday of “mime? In which they are sold is
last week. of those referred to below, “MNWOUHIy marked “storage eggs,"
all went into effect August 1, except "9'9”"9‘1 “$85330? "incubated eggs."
in the cases where other dates are The dairy and food commissioner is
given, invested with the same powers in
The most. important law passed at ”We“ ‘0 9835 is he has in regard to
the last session of the Legislature is the “‘0 0" 0th“ {Nd ”0|!“th-
the workmen‘e compenation act. it The sale of heroin and other nor-
is also one or the longest, ‘for it no Wile drum! is remitted by the pro-
Cllples more than sixteen pages in tho "“0"“ 0‘ Chapter 191. which DibVides
pamphlet. Part A of the act deals that. all drusglsts shall keep a. record
with employers’ liability and declares 1°! “1‘ 5319 '01 narcotic “1188. by re-
that. in HE action to recover damages i “”198 the physician's welcription
tor injuries sustained by an emyloyee. upon which the drugs are sold. A
it shall not be a defense that the in- record will be kept 01 Wholesale sales
lured employee was negligent, or that t° the drugglats, M well ‘8 PM!“
the injury was caused by the negll- ”A“ A physician’s PWHDUM is
genes of a fellow employee, or that required ror M1 1‘6““ ales. No pro
the injured employee had assumed tha‘lflinflon shall be cabled, or refilled.
risk or the injurs’. This part or their!!!“ Penalty for violation of the am
not also exempts from the above pro :visions 0' this 13" ii l tine 0' not more
visions employers having regulariyil-h5n $500. or imprisonment for not
less than ilVe employees and employ- more than one your, or both. The
.ers of casual employees, or outwork. records kept by the Munich; will be
are. The“ prOVlSIonp regarding umreported lo the commissioner; or
dense do not apply to employers who pliartrmoy. This act took eil'ect from
shall accept Part B of the act. which “8 9358389. This aroused consider-
relntos to workmen’s compensation. able mimflldefltflnding' as many oi the
l Part B of the not gives the methods ldruggists throughout “10 state Bill‘-
for its enforcement and um amounm‘poaed that it did not take enact until
of compensation for total, or partial ;Ausual I.
.inrupucity. or for death resulting from “mitt flat the NW0 acts Dro-
‘injurios. The maximum compcnsu- rvideo that every two-story school.
‘tion for total injuries is in) situ farihouile snail have at least one adequate
iburinl expenses. (b) a weekly myuiire escape, of iron or other non-oom-
merit of not more than 310 for notihustillifi niiiim'lnl. tor each 250 pupils.
10nd" than 312 weeks alter death. lTh" 1““ "Smiles must be wide enough
Compensation for total iiicnpucityl‘o accommodate two adult persons.
prising from injuries to employee bulking abreast. The effect of the not
Lflliflll be equal to half his weekly in somewhat limited by the provision
lournings, at the time of his injuryfi‘hat the chief of the tire department
{but shall not exceed $10 a week forfol’ any town, or it there is no such
,not more than 520 weeks utter injury. chief, "“3 superintendent, 0" DTiBCIDfli
l 01’191‘ sectiong oi the not refer to of the schools, 0" ““00!- may, With
{the appointment and compensation of ”‘9 “99'0““ 0’ any agent of the state
.the flvg Commissioners, each of them board of education, exempt any school
is to receive a salary of “.000 afbuilding. which ha; two or more ways!
year, with an educational allowance." egress by stall-ways on the inside
of $2.000 for expenses. Each mm of the building. from the provisions of
imissioner will look out for the cases the act. The enforcement of the low
arising under the not in his (zonal-cs. lies with the chief 0‘ the tire “3”"
Mon“ district, Part C. or the not ments in the various towns and cities
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refers to the conduct of cmpioyors' of the “9"“ and "‘0 state board 0‘ ed-
i
lmum] insurance. associations, mention. The poopity is the condem-
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ChapLer 185 of ”,9 public actn l“idiotic/n of the building (or school pun,
‘the low that is aimed to prevent the ' bonds. This art went into effect from
use of Connecticut as u Gretna Green “3 passage.
by couples bent on matrimony. who; A law that affects a large number
come to the border towns of the state of the employees of the state is chap-
from Massachusetts or New York, it for 232. which creates it suits civil
provides that, if neither of the co“. service commission. composed of
trnctlng parties is a resident or the ,lhrce members. holdins office ior two.
vtown in which the marrlage ccro- tour and six years, respectively, No
imony is to be performed, the rogig.'more than two members of the corn
'trar of the town shall not issue a I mission shall be of the some political
certificate until the slut day roiiow.'nnrty. The civil service is divided
in; the tiling at an application for me into unclassified. exempt and classifi-
certiflcnto. The judge of probate for no service. The unclassified service in-
the district, howaver, after hesringlcludeb climb/o omccs. Omciflll ED-
the evidence. may render a written pointed by the governor. with, or
decision that, public policy or the pity, without the advice and consent of the
slcal condition of one of the portion, Legislature, and unskilled laborers.
requires the marriage without delay, ”The commission may, at its discretion,
One or the ilrat law. passed by the fixcmpt from test and competition the
Legislature was one abolishing the deputy, or first assistant, of a win»
free lunch mentor in saloons. it is clpsi executive colour. on secretary.
chapter is of the pamphlet and in five
lines sweeps away the solace of tho’snd’ono private secretary, clerk, or
"down and out," who have the price stenogrnphor, to each plncipai succu-
oi a beer, but not at a meal. tivo ofllcer. The commission shall,
Chapter 194‘ 'ot the Public Acts sitter January 1, classify all other out
places the incorporation or my. and can out places of employment in the
trust companies under the close on- ' state service and institute a system all
pervlslon or them commissioners examinations. No tests shall be re-
and regulate. the amount oi comm ‘ wind of porous who have been in
stock that such incubation: must. in. the state service for more than six
site in order to be incorporated. This ; months. ,
ranges from a minimum par value as Chapter 233 or the acts. which is
$35,000 tor limits in town of loss than Willfllfliniil! heeded "5313‘“ WWW
16,000 inhabitant. w a per mm or in: the Creation of“ industrial Cm
$100,000 in cities or more than some mission," empowers the labor com-
omplored in stores. hotels, domestic
1 stonework m. use on. '
\ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ :1 mutation or fraternal behest so- 2
mefimmmw “Fm Mellow-is. minutely regulated by Clay“
or clerk. or each department, or board, .
Trunks and
10 per cent. on
Carpets
Curtains
Rugs ~
Bathroom Fixturm
Large Woodenware
Brooms
Gas Ranges
Blue Flame Oil Steves
Ovens
Washing Machines
Fireless Cookers
Gas Plates
Garden Hose
iIce Cream Freezers ‘
iAlarm Clocks
Refrigerators up to $15.00
20‘ per cent. on .
,Furniturc
lTrunks
Bags
3 Pictures
Tinwarc
.Enamaled Ware
lEarthenvvare
,Nickel Ware
iWashtubs, Boilers
6 Baskets
lAsh and Garbage Cans
iAluminum Ware
iBrushcs
Cutlery
.Wire Goods
Clothes Wringers
Lamp Oil Stoves
Window Screens
‘The Store doses «my day but Saturday at 5 o’cloak.
‘ August Sale of Furniture
Refrigerators over $15.00
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On Saturdays at 9 o’clock.
nos—mn-
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Bags, Carpets, CUrtains,
Rugs, Pictures and .Housefurnishing
‘ .. Goods in the Basement _
Refrigerators and Hammocks
Look for Green Tickets. Special Discounts of ID and
20 per cent. on goods in regular stock.
Clearance of Fine Colored Wash Goods
Ratines, Poplins, Crepes, Voiles, Dimities and Lawns at
Half-price. ' i
The gathering of short lengths that roman fmm the
summer's selling. The truth is that not for years have
there been such lovely Coittms as this season. The ex-
quisite Voilcs, fine as a cobweb, the soft Ratines that feel
like rawi‘silk and hang so well, the filmy Crepes, the neat
Dimities, and the quaint olil—lasllioned flowered Lawns in
which the soul of the dainty woman takes delight. All
these in Remnants to close at lia1f~price.
Lengths from 2 to 8 yards.
Enough in some for dresses. in others for children’s
frocks, waists, cortices. and fancy work. A woman can ol—
woys find a use for an attractive fabric whatever the
size.
Fine Cations. regular stock, less/10 per cent.
Colored Ratines,
Bordered Voiles,
Colored Linens,
Chiffon Lissa,
Crepe Ratines.
The entire stock of Robe Dresses, all novelties including
Embroidered and Printed Ratines, Linens and Voiies.
Less 10 per cent.
On the main floor.
Specials in Curtains and
Upholstery Goods
Tambour Sash Muslins, value 25c, 18c
Madras, white and eerily, value 450 30c
value 30c. 20c
Scrim, white and corn, value 450, 35c
Ecru Madras Curtains, value $1.65. $1.39
Ruffled Muslin Curtains, value $1.50, goc
Sunfast Draperies, ,, 79c, 50c
'l‘liirrl floor.
General Assembly not later than .inn-
nary 16, 1915.
.tion of senators in the United States
Congress in accordance with the no ..
tionai constitutional amendment for .j
the directrelection of seniors. .
An act submitting a proposed
amendment to the constitution (tour '
coming the compensation of members
of the General Assembly, chapter 241 ll
of the public acts, sets the oompenss- 1'
tion of the members at $500 for the
term for which they are elected and 1‘.
one mileage each way for the regular ‘,_
session. at the rate of 25 cents a mile. ‘3
and one mileage at the same rate for
attending any extra session. A result:- 2'
tion attached to this set provides that ‘
the General Assembly may provide by ..
low for the transportation of tho. mom. I'.
born between their home station and ,‘j
the place or meeting during the ass .
' sion of the General Assembly.
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AUTOIB’TS CAN lMPROVE MEN-
IRV.
i mow HAVEN. Aux. o.—-rne use or »
sutumobilists as conservators of the . ‘
scenery oi the country-side is n sugges-
f tion put forward by the National High.
ways' Protective society, which in dire
tritmtinx routs-ta to machine owners
in the State to the effect that they rid
the highways, so for as they can. or .
“litigating advertisements pasted on
itrees and dances. The statutes torbid .
use at rocks, trees or tinctures will»
;: lob-blunts. When seven, or more missionor to incite an investigation of in the limits of a hishwnry tor “V63"
-: persons, desire to incorporate soon on the rims. hours or labor and work-
tisin: purposes and on automobilist
institution, th. built commie-loam int'oonditiou of the woman and Ill-ls! can tear down mum mithout 1W .
cl museum The movement.“ not
entirely new, anymore-enmity. w. 8.
miles, of this city, was the sultan: or
the statute, and for many years has
was on Won which has
Chapter 219 provides for the oloc- :.
Aprons
There are emoHAM APRONS for kitchen TEA
work,
APRONS, SEWING APRONB, BUNGALOW APRON SETS tor
MIMI, Waitresses and Nurses. and still other Aprons that seem
to have very little use other than more beautifying; all styles
Wild kinds.
lsirgelrt and best assortment‘in The Norwnlhn.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
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Green Beans
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Fancy Wax or
3 Fancy (incumbents: .. so i 25 lb. bag Sugar $1.40
mm mm.
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Beets,perbnnch 5c! scansMilk............95c-,
"Whit Beans, roam .. ascl Fancy Pens, 2 quarts .. 15c
Peaches. Maul: Islam. Apples. Tortuous, Com, Lettuce, ,v :
Radish».
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
. Mumwmefls at trial» ,
' the line at it missed 1"" within the The 'rouitsmtuiborurom to thrill!!!» , ' *
Pequuart . . . . .. 5 dis.
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