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‘ Oneoounterof' Wash Fabrics. ’
, towns do. Value 10c.
servant y
Ont-IRMMM words may Was. this new: W ,.
Laotss‘ nauseous.
_ soc. tum 31m. ,
75c. Were 01.60.
hill .at bummer redundant
I
Value 16o. “plasmas“: RUFFS.
, . Me. Wm. $1.00. '
lFoulanla On. Value 139.
‘ suctrr Kimonos.
‘ {Titans 121-2c. Moiue‘flSc." 2h:- More 506-
' .Wuh «immunity v. . thw-Astousas.
12 1-2c. Regular Price 250. 25¢... Were 50c.
‘ MDIES’ AND cutaneous Mtoov accuses.
. ‘ . ‘ 1‘
written HATS. 50c. Were $1.00.
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A. Dickerman 8: Son
GOUTH NORWNLK, CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND HuGREEN TRADING STAMPS.
CROCKER WHEELER
MOTORS
small. A "phone cell will bring 0.
when something goes wrong.
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Electric Wiring for Light and Power '
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PHONE 342-8.
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repair man. Try us next time
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Complete .
Housefutnis‘hers
134-136 Washington St,
South Norwalk
Our Advice
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“EKUNK FARM" l8 LATEOT.
Arthur Bennett, Canterbury Man,
Finds Novel schema Profitable.
CANTERBURY. August 13.-~Fame
has at last‘oome to the town oi Oun-
terliury. i. now boasts of the only
"skunk farm" In the world. This novel
money making scheme was started
several months ago by Arthur ileu-
Iett, who has a farm here, and he now
has over 76 skunks In an enclosure.
The polls of skunlu are extremely
valuable and Bennett has already be
an to realise largo profit. by their
sale. The skins sell for $5 and $6
apiece.
The pronto are so large that Ben-
nett has determined to remain perms
neatly as a "skunk farmer." ‘Mr, Ben
aott In delighted with the success at
its new business. although he admits
that it he. Its disagreeable dentures,
Home. some of the skunks so well
drained dust they run mend the
, house like household ‘m and lump
annuals matinestatohooetted
and rubbed. Mr. Bennett nearest
“Gish'bor lives five good. city block-
may.
”WV MAN HEW I'D! MAN-
ILAUOHTER.
transom. Au. law—la the our
court here many Harvey J mutt, a
driver, was held in 01.000 In! to: W
in the Moder court on a chorus of
NW He Is mud of six-II:
in a. blow that «used the Asia at
m 8.6m. a statement July
It. The Injury was indicted We
WWWMIflwflmflv muse-nut meamm‘
in he was assaulted.
0n Building
nose tree to our customers, but that is no sign it's worthless,
for we give it freely to Insure our friends against the common
error of home-builders. and as an advertisement.
No matter what you are going to build. you'll find us always
ready to advise you. Even if it's only a board for a repair lob.
or a bunch of lath or shingles, we want you to come in and see
«as Hatch 8: Bailey Company
tOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
snows: Gilmabttastl e...
Air .1 Still of Idealism
(By George d‘renoh- . 3. _
About everybody. nll‘ovar this coun-
try. knows about New name. a
summer resort. 'i‘hat business bring
to New England not less than 160.000
009 annually. and it great mount In
doses in mllaitaml tenant. It is im-
possible to ammo the Importance
at the business as it is, or the possibil-
Ities' ‘tm'Acnpmion. For several’years
it has these ttii‘iililll a term that will
eventually add immensely to the per-
' maneut value or all New England, and
“ especially of those sections that are
‘Aknown as pnhnuily resort territory
lnstend‘ol coming for the season and
stopping at a hotel or farmhouse.
many people are now buying land and
building homes. in which (they live
from early in the spring to little in the
fall. Many of this class come from the
West, or the region that we used to
mild
“ tine whom I know
rIAght down to harm work
hem it to such“ silent this”?
inn’kss a. tidy Income from it. In a
tiles to Wine on Ideal summer the
den his Mi! M NI tidal m no.
unionism Ills iiiends.
I Mow a Washington omnisi whoi
bought his father‘s small farm a few
years ago. He has no money and gate
but a moderate salary. Wet he has
worked the .old farm tat.- several years
and has bought more land New
hethasm term that comes near ‘to ,
bolus o. model one. he makes some
money every year. and every year he
.mahesuseme improvements. He has
Bot almost to the point at which lie-can
resign his onioiai most and live on the
farm in plenty and comlort and thrift.
I know. anotiter. a iBoston young man.
working tor a moderate salary. who!
bought his ancestml farm. in Van
moat, afiew yum use.” and has stead
iiy improved it, lb“. by bit. during his
vacationsunntil it is mow paying do:-
dtselt as tested his mortgage calls for
installments. audit is more than twice
as valuable as when he took it over.
There Is a New York editor of my ac-
till! “alliance who has a this New Hamp-
Cieatoocc of This
:Mlhessfioeds
‘ AmnkBaIiiutes-
bunnies, Fancy
Stripes and Checks.
All] the Stalinist: stock of
thin Black Cotton Waslisbles.
Which do not often demand wash-
ing, are to be closed out.
Materials that have been 12 1‘2,
15 and 19 cts.
M for a quick sale.
Main Floor.
w
Odd Pairs of
The. Store
stem 1857
move (is but Saturda t ’cl it
On Saturdays at 9 oc‘loclrry y y a 5“ on
i
August Clearance Sale of
‘ Housefutnishings
Lust, week was. ,a very g "Ant success in all “House“iiur-
dishing Sections. In many homes are new pieces -0f.0ak
or Mahogany which .are certainly pleasnnnble to their own-
ers. Three mono. days remaim to Arnalkc selections and ob-
tain the benefit of the discount, and if anyone is llllllkllig‘
of liurniture, why it will move to his or her advantage to
visit the store before Friday 1 r: () clock
1
The Sale of Furnishings in the Basement Continues until
Saturday evening
There'AStitll Remain Desirable Pieces of Furniture.
Parlor Tables, Library Tables. Odd Rockers
Easy Chairs, Dnvenports. Colonial Hall Clocks,
and
High
lobics. Chests of link
i people into the mountain regions at It will swoon him inocumarative ease
call the West-more strictly the Mid shire farm and is counting the years
die West. New York has sent many to the time when he can retire to it
New England where they have built and “rubidium 00mm It has been
. Lace Curtains
Nottinghams only.
Boys. Low Boys, Tea and Sewing
or Mahogany, Secretary's and Writing Desks. A small
group of natural Teakwood from Singapore.
. 1
"0,»
' flue residences and Improved large
areas of land. This movement has two
nhases:'1‘ho men who buy picturesque
locations and build new houses. and
break in new term lands, and the men
who My old (arms, rebuild and add to
the houses. and Improve the land that
,. has for geenrntions been cultivated.
When the ownership and develop-
' meat drift to New England began it
{was almost wholly with the purpose at
obtaining pleasant summer homes
The land was neglected. except for the
.l purpose of raising such fresh vegeta-
bles, as the transient occupants need-
ed. Now. however, the migration In
_of quite a inherent character. The
foummer people have set ttheinrmint;
fever. Mamet all of them own large
(farms and work them With more or
' less Intelligence and thoroughness.
Many of them make money on their
lands. One of the best fanns l have
1 ever seen, consisting of nearly 10 .000
acres (ninetenths oi it woefldiand)
pays I not profit of better than 10 per
cent. the owner paying retail prices
for everything he has oil the land. and
paying one-third oi the salary of the
manager. on account of looketter the
big house and the affairs of the own-
Tii All” ER
OCU LISTS AND OPTICIANS.
Eve Examinations
and lilting glasses Is our exclusive
workuand only the most modern
methods are used.
Let on supply you with correct
glasses. OCULlS'l‘S. not opticlans,
examine your eyes when you set:
glasses here.
87 Atlantic Baum. sumford. Conn.
Est. 15 yrs. noun Bat. Evens.
m. . m...
BOTH HIANDSAHORRIQ’LV CRuaHED
HARTFORD. Aug. 13.-Hudson inclt
erman. o! No.165 West 83rd street,
New York. employed as a traveling
salesman by the Johns~Pratt Company .
was bndly inlursd this morning, while
doing some special work at the fac-
tory. Mr. mckeman was bending over
a heavy press when in some manner
which he himself is unable to ex-
plain, both hands were drawn between
the rolls. crushing and mutilation the
flesh and bones In a pnlnfui manner.
The machinery was stopped as soon
as possible and the Injured man's
hands were freed from the rolls. Dick-
enuan was Immediately taken to fit.
Francis‘ Hospital, where an operation
was parturition. Four lingers on each
hand were removed. leaving only the
thumbs, The patient stood the oper-
ation well and will recover.
TROLLEY spaces vacTiia Antes. .
WM. Aux. 1%er blew
«Cathy. or annals. the victim or an
express Mlle, accident at near Grand
onus. Int worthy night, died at the
Bridgeport floanitol, yesterday. with-
out regaining consciousness. An 3“,
tool! is lasing ”named by Medical
WW Garrick.
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A “IYW assures.
WET. MI. 11.4“» 129‘
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«dilemma.
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Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
Tile piping can he enameled
«exposed.
PricosRctisonahIe
Belt Workmansliip
PromptAitention
’ Drop 1 80M In! out We
cesium will call and
situations
Value $i.50 at $1.00 . y
developed humane resort idea. where ’ ‘Vn‘lue $2.00 at 1. ' t
is a minister in :Bostnn who is one of Value $250 at :1 :2 some 8986““ values in Trunks and Bags
the leading farmers of a for northern . ‘ ‘ ' , .
Vermont town. mpmd to m daod Vial“ $3.00 at $8.25 . Handsome Wardrobe Trunks, covered Willi pogainoid,
Athnollth summer vacations spent there. V aluc $360 =11 $2.50 With pcricctly fitted interiors,
“9 1‘5“" ambulance—do “"9 “‘1‘“ van“? $400 at $3.00 Value $08.00 for $50.00. Value $72.00 for $54.00;
in the .city and noise the best apples Value $450 at $360 Value $26-50 for $50.00. _
in his town.
A’ This dritt of good business men to
the country, and their disposition to
apply business principles to the tilling
of the load, has operated 'to spur the
indigenous residents. Go all through
1the summer-resort regions and you will
find that the local business mane—tho
lawyers of the small cities and large
towns. the state and municipal oin-
oisls. the doctors and the merchants——
are turning to the land for avocations.
and that they are making good. The
lawyer who lives In Brnttiaboro, OI
Concord, or Rutiend. or Montpelier. or
St Johnsbury. or Little‘ton, is getting
the term habit. and their Iterms are
Third Floor.
u...“
Dinner Sets of
English, French, Austrian and
American China.
Sets of it: pieces, all grades,
the {anions [Citinadrom Limoges,
old and well kumvn patterns from
celebrated English Potteries. and
fine American China.
Dress Trunks, hose (luck coverings and rawhide fibre -Q‘
binding. size 36 inches, va‘luc $27.25 for $19.50.
Skirt Trunks, same style, 42‘i11cl1cs. value $31.25 {01'
$21.50.
Gibralterized Trunks, fibre covered, value $2
$18.20.
Motor Trunks of Black Enamel,
$21.50.
Steamer Trunks, $5.00 up.
2.75 for
from $1 2.00 to
Less 20 per cent.
Suit Cases.
Bellows Case of Russet Cowhide,
$6.80. ,
English Pigskin Case.
value $8.50, for
found a“ about" They are alwayg ‘ood AUStnan set Value $95. 00 for . ' 24 . lllChCS, linen lined “'llll
ternsvlelitllledmith coed hulldinss 57(100 shirt—foidtniid. An elegant suitcase for :1 man. or the
and William dividends The? Will French Sct. value $35.00. for woman who likes masculine leathers. Value $21.30. for
compare tnvorably,s so far as whitish-$68.00. $17.20.
“3‘ results are concerned, WM the English Sci, value $28.50, for “Travelin g Bags.
hit: show placan of the financiers from $22 ,0
Chicago. New York and other biz Cl?» 3 ‘_ .. . Sensible Bag of boarded cowhide. llli‘t‘t‘ sizes, 16, 17
ten. $ giggiiaud Sci. value $15.00, for and ’8 inches, value $8.75 50135.75- . .-
l “”5 ”mum ”has“ 0’ the more re" 5 ' ' imported Enameled Leather Bags, three sizes,
A’t‘ent resort development is Iarzeiyoono ”mum.“ Set. value $7500 for ‘
lined to the mountain regions. T-h°-$(i0.m. 1(1 lllClI. ‘uiuc $17 50 int $14.00
shore resorts have been developed , , 1 inch Him. $.92 5 fur $14 so
, En ltsli but. value ”.00. for 7 ‘
more generally alonz aesthetit lines. $36.00 {1 $43 18 inch. value $20.00 i111 $15.00
The places there are mostly for pleas '
um and comfort and health. rather English Set. \31119 $ 800. for Imported English Club Bag, brmvn illl\’t‘, 'vuluc
than with profit for a secondary me $22 40 $7.25 for $‘3-50-
tive Yet them are, all the way from: ‘ ~ _ ., - ‘ .. ‘ ' ‘ .
lrconulch. Conn. to the borders of. fofgitnga" bu' ”In" “8'00 Black monkey-grain Bag. lined \vith 1:111. value
lilac-Nosolsnd, a succession of summer; T‘ 1:41 ' t; 1 $. 1’ $10.75, for $8.60.
homes the Owners of which contrive! 4.1133151 . t‘l. \‘n no 25.00. or R _
’ .1 usset Ba , ver 3 final. ..
in one way and another. to make them , $20-00. 4 gs 3’ p. ‘ ~
WMW’” Danish Set. value $45.00. tor Four sizes, 15, it), 17 and 18111clt.v;1111c #1551311.
1 it is this practical recognition of the $36. 00 $3.95.
commercial value of the land that is ‘ “my“! H0012
: ' 3 it) or cent.
1maltlnu oi the resort business in New} ”Wk 1 ‘u‘m‘ 1”“ p
'England the very consequential ale 1
ment In the growth of the all: states l
'. see In the future for New Ensland. it
lappeals to me. in a’ way. more than
the beauties of the New England land- 0., - :2
scenes, the saluhrity of Its climate. and
the virtues 0! Its waters. Those things fresh poultry? They would if the ho-
take care of themselves it Is Imposai. tel people Wished to serve ireah pout.
bin for men to alter thank—add to them try.
or take away trout them. it to stumble The great need of the New England
for man to develop the soil. and by so resort region In more publicity. With
doing to add lminenaaly to the attitude: the right kind or publicity the Income
Iveness of New England as a place for to New England could be doubled The
summer residence. lather month I was in Dallas, Texas.
Therein the more ephemeral features and a triond showed me a new “addi-
ol the nutnmer- resort business-dim lion." about three miles from the can
transient phases. A crest multitude of ter of the city, with a desert houses
ART
NEEDLEWORK
people so to those resorts each year.
for a week or a month. or for the as»
son. who have no sttoduuent to the
soil and no special preference (or any»
particular section. They want quiet.
nearing completion. it had been open-
ed for sale but three weeks previous-
ly (when all the lots were sold within
two hours after they were offered, and
here were a desert or more houses oi.
Needleworkers whonre always glad to know and use what
is new will be interested in our showing; or art emhroldorles.
The popular ‘itoyai Society" puritans, goods. containing minty
lhlnus for the home as wall so garments ior personal Wottr,
-,§.;.;;. r_n:-‘I.l a. I. a. a. n n:n:c::iw:nfa;u:n
{rs
.tnhwmdwmmmmntcuumt Thailflditooul
most ready [or occupancy. (They can
build a good 8 or 9-rooin house there
tel. They depend upon the railroads“ ready tor occupancy In three was“:
the nimble lieu. mailman and the IThOy have no collars; use no plaster.
kosher: oi bonnie: hiatus: Their {they use plaster heard their healing
not wed toad. decent ammo. mu are simple. and they have
and W utilities. seed “flamboyant-looming
”lawman" or tenni- Dilutions-l shops that tarnish the titted finish.)
These thin! I!!! IRWIN? WW multitudes» ittor'l‘emaadmdo:
or misty; .they want the sea or the
mountains; the farmhouse or the ho-
tine-mum :I‘heuoutMmt-lsstudr. auditions-ills»
one idol: IsWMbotel- that messing; but it lit not looming
give good rounded-am For W Thrombotic
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" ,. arm Walla. hares flirt-AW W10" 00“”
”k , ’i - an M18? teed panics the owners sunshade. the
Misti; mmmm'l‘mdmmm new and.
{MW ,EWM “0“ 0‘ towns, the manufacturers and law
’ ,nflrmwfim- In monuments. who suit-m.
‘ amnnmosmuummrnonmm
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“outfitting which titehbtels draw should be our: of a his well-orna-
Wt Wfithmemmmmmrypmyinh
or: West contract to tarnish lei-est.-
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thew 1|»than emotive publicity went. in will .
Large collection of Centerpieces, Bureau Scum. Dollies. I’ll»
low Tops, blight themes. Shirt Walsh. and an endless variety of
stamped apparel for talents and children.
fiMnIshod pieces of many of the above are here on exhibition
and! tor sale.
The N E. Ryan Co. ':
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