Ibis week Wears. clot-lug an excellent lot oi! Women's Sum-
“ mar illusion at a price so low that we advise the ourchdas of etc
All are splendidly,mdo
and finished with spliced heels and toss.
m. supplies. Staple and fancy shades.
Standard ”coalition at 8 pair- for {1.0%
The N. B. Ryan W Go.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
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MOTORS SUPPLiES DRY BATTERIES.
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-Elcctric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always ready to attend your Electrical troubles, large or
small. A 'phone call will bring a. repair man. Try us next time
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.‘1 IWleen, gunners '
1 Includes. belated. thob‘nrom
‘1 0‘18le discussing the wanting °t boy optimistic onto the oil shore possi-
1; tended, and much criticism was pine-rda to do b
- of the present complaint is the grant-‘ ROCKV-I
I log by the commissioners or 298 acres
'2‘ the buymen and» aroused them to the
fleet that they must make a deter-min»
y. Mmmmm Darrow
and Norwalh is now open its entire .
length and ltls not expected thot‘j it . . .
utilize-closed costs. by mssonoi. the ,
Mouth“)! was now infirm”; .
I is reported oi! stony
dam” Crook Oyster Co.
T . report 51.1)”..th in main
min ' and o mambo set,
. ' in u: on those Nit-renown
MWHW'AM-MV rs . , naoumu 1. o- m
“M‘m indium lit plant-tin m not so
(rib Minion Guette)
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murmur. .t. rum raw—M "
m mmm elm hum blinds ,:
to» tim‘dm the. past six months: in ‘
order to enliblo chromium who
are building‘the state highway to our-
ry on various. ports. 01 their work.
The construction of two concrete
bridges between the two Junction '
points where roads. branch oft tow
'Rldgeiield was responsible for the
mo most clout“. Those bridges:
have now been completed. and are
ready for tram.
The new section of state highway to
all in the town oil Ridssfiold and ex- ;
tends from the Daaniry town line. ‘
,nbout hair s, mils bellow Moplewood,.
0n Saturdays at ‘9 o'clocl:
bottom fox-oyster clowns. bummulitios. .
from all sections of the must ldnd: at- l The store oyster Co. has conclud.
ufllq'fl again this season at
od upon .the shellfish modulations. Elly Faint; w of; newayton. as
for giving title to grants or ground had been ”ma. .
now beldrbar tho column. Thom!
W‘ ‘
LLB. dMLRWm so venue
”'1 ow.
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Doe Man. Band Wood for Use on
of buy bottom to on! Wells. 01 Alina-
’hoguo, and almonds transferred“ in-
K. Herbert Jennings. of Grseuum'h. .
The land in question is located tin aniline-
- Peconlc nay. or West block. shelter. ROCKW'IJW Ant-3““ 12-“Ye‘l‘er‘ lathe previously cemeteries state high-
lsland, and is: manned as a miurolidfl-‘Y‘ m the (lit-10th fifinwem” Otiwoy. The road has been widened and '
buy by the surveyors. The fact thatfill" 0991“”! “like “00mm railroad, idnngerous turns linVe been removed.
Sunolk county beyond years ago oib' and 9001‘“ MJBI’OWn- who. l' the 1501930, so improved. as to be made comm!“ '
pended thesum 0! $8,000 to have an'survivor at .th. first crew, commem~ atively sure. The meat dangerous of
natural beds mapped from the “vanadoroted the collision by giving “immunised turns was about a mile south of
{Me for 0W” purpoaaa- has incensed to the Dmsenimllrond men and tmlMopmwood. where 0. huge rock stood
iintemrbnn arm. The number "flat the outer edge of an abrupt camel ‘
Muses ontite railroad and “lie" .The road has been widened no this.
urban is dity-elvht. and 6811011 man W“ i point and the rock removed. Further
I Until Friday at 5 o’clock
""fi‘ cont. how good in Furniture,
and Ardahnn Rugs.
I
Blankets, b
1
‘ed stand tor that which 1
thememlbered byMr, Brown. 'li‘hs, firstl
is theirs
i through the laws or the state. 3 south, at the point, where the first, 9,- , stock.
i Capt, [Frank J. Tuthlll. President of; 010011057006 at tie Rockvllto line nllm' . "hill" road to Ridgefield branches off. 1 .. ‘
.tbe baymen association, reported thatpbfim Gilbt nun. live in the train a corner has b.” widened and made White Blankets.
' earnestness tau
leaner and
in the Sale-
A‘very opportune charter: to replenish the household
The Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o’clock
A Continuing the August Sale!
of Housefumi
railings
the mom of so par
Trunks and Bags, Pictures
Discounts of ropes Can t. on Carpets, Rugs. Curtains,
Draperies. Upholstery Fabrics. Mattings and Linoleums.
This Sale closes. on Friday.
Mutor Rugs
Gray Blankets.
when something go“ wrong. .fho had consulted err-judge Grilling its/CW. No. in tho freight 339m “stable. The low stretch of road through. . Value 23¢ at 696. \jilllit? $125 at $113-
' HE WHITE ELECTRIC C0 1 to the prOper course to pursue to hormone man kept busy with a. book so itlre swamp between the two turns to Value 85c at 77c. Value $1.50 at $1.35.
‘ (Registeredl ‘ ,lthe ground in question returned to; “Vina wood: m use on the casing Ridgedold has been raised. Value 98c at 89:. Value. $175 at $1.58.
ithe county. He was informed that “WWW"M‘ "” Work on this section oi‘road is near~ . p . a J .
54 WATER s‘r. mammal;SoggglnAcrongoum N'ORW'ALK ”he” were l“ we" “an“b‘e' ”i0“: OF T“ Williams on new Ir completed and it is expected that Edi“? «:25 a: ii; tail? 2:0: 2: 2:20
- . . . . . . . . . mmfio have the parties return the land to“ ‘MRK. like improvement will result in ”aw (, a no. .00 .1 . . . In L -.5 . 5.
‘ the county or through the Supreme Nfiafly 190.004 strangers “it!“ Newly increased automobile traffic be -' Value $175. at $248 Value $550 at $3‘15‘
._ ~ Court. bare the deed set aside. Cnot..‘Y0rk daily and they come from allitween Norwnlk and Danbury. Tug" Value $3.50nt $3.15. Value $6.3). at $5.85.
L's: }Tuilllll also reported he limb Called» On { parts 9‘ ti globe. The malm’ll-y; 0t I ‘3 now a, first clm State highway from , Value $4200 at $3.60. \u’llllc $8.50 ill. $7fl75
(Mr. Jennings and was informed by‘them are glib more and a large pcr~|Danbury to Norwalk with the excep» Value $5.00 at $450. Value $7.50 at $6.75.
Rummage Sale
Our Half-Yearly Sale
Ends. With Tonight
We have Broken [does too small to put back with stock: also
Srnali Lots not included in this sale.
These we will offer for the next week at very attractive prices.
Come in and secure the bargains.
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“A. Dickcrman 8: Son “
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H, GREEN THADtNG STANDS.
The A. J. Angeviue & Son C0.
Complete
Housefurnishers
‘ 134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk
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goes free to our customers, but that is no sign it’s worthless. 1’5.
ior we give it :13er to insure our friends against the cominon 5;:
error e: mountains, and as an advertisement. S-Il‘l
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No matter what you are going to build. you'll find us always ii}
ready to advise you. men it it’s only a board for a repair job, g;
or a bunch of lath or shingles. we want you to come in and one 31?};
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Sentinelgfyirlt m Results
iiilm that he has n deed for this land. (tonnage-oi them do not leave the City ' lieu of the stretch» from the loot oi!
igiven .to him by the shellfish commit; well they have paid a visit to the ever the western slope of Hull's Hill
isioners, and has no intention of giv-iponlflar. entertaining and interesting through Sugar Hollow, to the Ridge.
ing up his rights. Em Mince, with its hundreds 0! was): field. line. Dnnbury is keeping the
A motion was carried unanimouslylllgures, n‘oups, mechanical and grO-VSugnr Hollow road in excellent condt .
to have a committee appointed to re-‘tesque aid innumerable collection olltlon, however, and the greater part of
rain counsel. and make urmzementsfcelisbritlrs. There is scarcely a dayiit is practically us good as o. state
{to carry the case to the courts. The‘pusaes tint some figure or universnlfihlghway with the exception of the
following committee was selected: limporinme is placed on exhibition. lulled suriace.
tank J. Tuthlll, of mast Morton; itherebylpeplng this wonderful amuse-
;Goorge C_ Eisworth. David W. Tut-intent horse entirely up to date in ev- , PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BIGAMIY.
.billv and Henry Worthen. oi Green-gory detail. Mnny a visitor who bani NEW BRITAIN, Aug. lit—«Albert
port: Arthur Warner, New Suifolk,'poned tobtand still for a moment has _ Kleisr, axed sixty. pleaded not suiltli
land R. A. Jacobs, of Amundsen. This been talcn for a wax figure to the.to bignmy in police court this morn-
‘case will almost widespread nttentionzumusomnrt of oil concerned. One basins and the case was continued to
In Sun'oik county and may result into look twice at the figures to makefichnesday. boll being fixed at 8500.
strange developments before it is end“ sure whither they are talking or looh- He was. represented by counsel.
ed. ing at n lummy or a live one. Kiefcr, who is said to be a member
The report of a Delaware railroad In add on to this collection. which ,01' a Hartford meat firm, was arrested
company shows tlint..thoro was ship- is then y one of its kind in the Saturday night (Ol‘ “031-8le“ on a
pod from Chincotoague rloluud thls‘United Bitten, and being entirely du-rlcharge brought by a Hartford woman,
Value $5.00 at $4.50.
Value $600 at $5.40.
Value $8.00 at $7.20.
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Nothing mun: attractive
$3~xs
Value $3.50 at
l 4 ll
those which oyster growers seek in
"rm-rundueamw but it!
season about 50,000 barrels of oystersdferent from anything to be seen in
sonogram“ .r» chucked} emers and! new york. more to a. nanny altcmoon ,
20.000 barrel and soot: oi clams. Annd evening bond concert by the Erich
NEW HAVEN. cm. ugust l2.—~3Museo‘s celebrated Quintette, and an
Thoreport to the llnited States Bun extra large attraction. the Sluemato-y
can of Fisheries. at Washington. just‘grnph moving pictures are shown ev-
mude, of it great bed ol‘ giant soallopsjery hour during the any. running from
extending from Block island to the fifteen minutes to thirtydlve minutes
Virginia Capes confirms the discovery:cach time. All the attractions are
‘mado three years ago by Franklin inilncludod for the price or one admin,
THoman, of this city, bend of a com- slon ticket. There are also features
party which raises oysters, clams and added from time to time which tend
Lmuusels in both Connecticut and to making a visit to the Eden Musce
Rhoda island waters. ion West -urd St, N. Y., u most enjoy-
[ About three years ago, Mr. Hemuri’s;ablc_ pleasant and educational one;
inset did deep water dredging oil long to ho remembered. ';
| Block island, finding traces of oystersi
land roun clams. Lost your a steameri ASKS $3.000 FOR LOSS OF FINGER.
iwa purchased and equipped with murmur). Aug". 12.~~A suit for.
:dredge for duep water work. Mr. Holmium damages has been
groan found not only large scallops, buti against u“. Whitney M
a now specimen of the round clam in Company
which the meat was oi‘ excellent flavor
and slightly different to that found
along the shore. Mr. llomsn's exam.
inulion or the bed 0! shellfish cone right hand while “my,“ 0116th
vinoed him that “10 HUPPIY‘WW inex- a punch press. She had been at work
hausiiblc. and tho. onlysdllllculty ahead . only two days and aliens than because
was the devising of mnChlnef‘l' {or or her inexperience her employment
,drcdglng at ”10 depth 1“ Willi—'3‘ the was dangerous and that the Comuany
‘Bhellflbh Was embedded. Mir. Homnn's neglected to instruct her how to open
theory was that an underground ate m machine. The second count
stream or fresh wuter issued from the of the complaint alleges that alter the
table of the sea and in this lived the finggr bud been crushed the company
organism and vegetable mutter upon directed some one to give the girl
which the oysters. clams and scallops medical attondsnc. but that he knew
“W1. nothing about medical affairs and
From examination 0! samples of the washed the crushed anger in curbalic
water drawn up from the beds. Wthh acid. which made amputation neces-
lio at a depth or 75 test, 'booteriolo nary. ‘
lists stated that conditions were just
brought
anul’acturiug .
by Anna iiemls. a ’ pretty
ulncteen-ycmxold girl, who was injur-
ed April ll by a piece of steel being.
thrust through the first linger 01 Mr
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WWI——
waters along the count. Mr. Human
this demon its: been conductors: fur
ther scorch of the beds, having equip.
pod the steamer Danielsou with n
dredge {or rescuing the shellfish. l!
oondltim are a. he thinks they are.
Mr. ilomnn says the oyster mind
in lions Island Sound and metal in» .
it.” rtmrmnrm 22‘: Why Not Get Rid of "
that ileum e
m soon wm customisation oi the
for Good
water. will be mm Wills.
NEW mm, coon, August 2.“
by was your eyes W lit“
i with n M oi alum!
Practically all or the m m-
“ “mum“ m N 0“". .
i
ovations. The shelling mm In um
and 1m grown are now waiting tor
a lot. 'l'hero I; ”Mastodon: the
l
The piping Mlle concealed
E or exposed.
IPrices Reasonable
who claim to have married him ,3 the intimate family life as th
Bostomon April 21. 1896, Her maiden
name was Margaretha Pohlmnnn.
When the officer served lhe warrant he
found another “Mrs. Kielcr” in the
house and the charge was changed to
bigamy. He is accused of marrying
the Pohlmann woman while "Jane
Doe," his first wife. was alive. The
State claims be contracted the first
marriage on November 2, 1887; but
will not say where the wedding took
place.
the interests of his family pr
germs time than this work.
with beautifully. etched dials.
less 20 per cent. this sa
TROLLEY OFFICIAL ILL,
NEW HAVEN, August Iz.——»li. J.
Leary. general freight and passenger
agent of the Connecticut Company
and probably as well known as any
railroad man in the state, is quits ill
at his home in this city with typholdnl
symptoms.
Some really choice sub"
lery. ()nc lmks with interest
the Appian Why. an the arch
w... m
A loud adv. pays best In the best
paper.
greatness of u forest pniuiiu
traits. than: are the dark mys
ardo's wonderful Ladies of l
Why Not Use
Gas
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COMNANDER A. II. “Isle WIRES
His APPROVAL,
Official motion of tit-l dune Army
by People of Chattanooga You"
Place Boptembu in.
c-uA'r'rANotma, Tenn. Almost 12.
wTho date for the otllclul reception
of the Grand Army or the Mobile
by the people ct Cum, on
the musics or the Will meal on-
component. has been used M Stir
tomber in. the first day of the meal.
int. Councilor-Midst Mmd B.
imam. or noun-pm. m. m cues
his niacin! approval at the prom».
This reception will introduce the
We to (no cim u M
7 Bed Workmansllip
PromptAticutioo ’
#lhopui’mfllndmkm loom. it Mbeuoflnflhw'
m erenow undergoing mm or m
Millet“; who it n Mil—LID EV!
pointless; so W in» min hin'
mitts- mum‘ tor the‘ mend.
ms warmth-tom“ .1.
'uumborortbomm m
unusumnmumoumm
socialism mt ibuctloo on! of mo W that
willed! m chum, over mm. A
mum committee composed ol u lows
number of India; silicone the beta
unpaid“ in him ohms oi the to
sewer: mama and .mmn.
at the cloistcred walk of an old convent, and the cool-
Steamer Rugs
Value $900 at $8.10.
Value $10.00 at $9.00.
Value $r2.oo at $10.80.
Indian Blankets
for the hammock. the sum—
mer camp by wood or lakeside, or more comfortable for
yachts. Copies of Navajo and other tribal designs, in a
velvety finish, thick and very soft.
Value. $1.50 at $1.35
lankct Section, Lower Floor.
The Old Clock on the Stairs
No piece of Furniture was ever so much a part
of
It
c “Grandfather's Clock."
stood in the hall 0: 0n the stairway and licked away the
lives of generations. Who ever possesses a real old tall
clock is in luck. Wlmcver does. not possess one should in
(wide uuc. N0 more advanta—
Hall Clocks with handsome cases of solid Mahogany,
equipped with Westminster chimes. deep sneaking muSI-
cal goings on the hours, recording the phases of the moon,
11:.
Fourth 17 lnnr.
Pictures are less 20%
cots are hanging: in the gall.
at the. lung \\‘llllt‘ sin-loll of
es oi the mid Roman aqueduct,
g. And if our prefers pur»
Icrinus Rcmhruudl :md Lcuw
iw Italian Renaissance.
Fourth 1" loor.
N
1 The Clearance oi Furnishings in the Base-
ment Continues Through This Week
will be hold at ill. Hotel Policy).
and all of Chattanooga will extend
the right hand 0! welcome to tho
returns: and visitors.
m—
Kldmy Trouble. loom With a Lilli.
Mk,
.1. ll. Room. mo Eighth street. Lin»
coin. lit. was recently cured oi o bed
nose oi kidney trouble that sturtod
with a lame book. and so": "i am
Mainly thuiti‘ul in letting in. cure
or my: kidney trouble by using Foley
Kidney i’llbn” Try thorn yoursold. For
M in» oil tannins.“
M
Jami F. WHICH? “MEN“
moon.
our rm, M0. iii-Wm John rt
sum‘mmeoom-y, whose
mm. Men is. menu, was now
politic! ivy W Welt, chic:
W at the PM «no. and
‘ we the rut Minn»
udd, i és minnow new uses»
‘ its». no news liabili-
“but“! ”13.1”. than!" no
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