CHARMO COST HER W.
We want to assure our Manda—customers (among whom we
hopeyouarenumberedlthatwemresdy tofurnish them with all ..
their requirements in building materials of all sorts, and that we -~
are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
andtilnberfrom newstooharrivingeachday. We will beglad to
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past
and promise you as of- old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
ity. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
of experience and an established reputation for conscientious deal-
The Hatch 8t Bailey C
11 Bridgeport Woman Flo-cod Out of
‘ Sum by Olalrvoyant
. BRIDGEPORT, July 28—09 the pro
‘3 textthsthecmldhelp herinher
; business with the aid of a few charms
~ and for theconaideratiosi of 85, a
ll clairvoyant. companion of Madame
.2 Madeleine Marts, soothsayer, neecod
_: Mrs. Catherine Dunham, of this city,
.. out of 3300 yesterday afternoon, and
iMademe Marts is locked up. Her
ompany companion has escaped
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When a man sets out
, tobuyhisCoalhehasa
‘; burden on his soul that
surely keeps him guess-
' inmiorifhefaiiatoget
good stuff his punish-
ment is sure enough and
his anger is distressing.
Thore’l lots of fuel to be
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iTristram 8. Hyatt
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. no clairvoyant gave Mrs. Dunham ‘ ‘-
. _ some magic powder to wear next to 5:
her skin, last Friday. and told her I ‘
Dainty White Dress Goods
'4;
o
s ; ‘Megx’; often goal but to czmemsgai: yesterday. Yesterday a?!
m a bad—a “13h he t d er s e must have three bill , s ,. 5;:
., a... m... comm. ,0: n... aenammon .0 W moi: 2- Rice Cloth—1. yard ‘Wnie 29c a yard 532:3
it WW .. "n i- n... A Special Sale of i?§ifii“§i‘.i:”:;::‘nf°°.:?;i ,, - ’1':-
r andhright, and too. our 2...... ....., w... n. 803...... .h. 1:: Refine Crepe 1. yard wrde 35c a yard - -
'1 “fling" safe and nght— HAMMO KS Idiscovered three pieces of white paper I I‘ . . _ ' A:
i: Sax-max have your C .nnem .1 the one. ' Vorics, 40 inches wrde 250 a yard. 45 inches Wide 35c :::
ETHIS PRISONER HAS 4 .
REAL “PIPE" DREAM '
25 per cent Reduction
On every hammock in stock.
and 50c a yard. ,
Dotted Swiss, with large or mall dots, 25¢ and 35¢ a yard.
I
The _
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
Says He is To Command Four Battle- 'I
ship- ‘1 .
i The committee representing the " '
Connecticut Prison Association. in re- :' -
.iation to visitationa and discharges. III
(met at the Connecticut State Prison. 13.:
:at Wsthersneld. yesterday morning.st
;10 o‘clock and considered fourteen
cases. Three prisoners were dis-
icharged from parola; eleven will be
discharged by reason of expiration of
sentence and one was insane. The,
sentences expire in August. '
CONTINUATION OF THE SALE OF FLOOR COVERINGB.’
Bargain prices on all gmdes of Carpets. Rugs, Straw and Fibre 0°“qu Crepe, 30 “Rh“ wide, 19° ‘ Y.”-
Mattings and Oil Cloths and Linoleum.
Flaxon, 1 yard wide, 85c and 39¢ a yard,
“The Norwaik Furniture House
TELEPHONE M.
14-16 WALL STREET.
Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty.
DEATHS Mill FIIIIEIIILS
Mrs. William Psrrstt.
One of the men. when liked what, Mrs, William Perrett of Edgerton
he intended lo do when released, street. Manchester. died shortly before
- BUY _ .
. Hazeiton ,
Goal
The B. Hershiield & Son Co
H. Krieger 81 Co.
Special Sale of Dresses and
, 'Skirts
made the statement that he should 1 o'clock this morning, She was
imake for the Pacific Coast, where “zone of the best known and oldest
has to take command of four his bat- members of the Manchester corps or
tieshins. He said he had been seni‘rne Salvation Army. One of three
for to take the commission. war llav-lsons is a captain in the Salvation
{“3 been declared. 1Army and is at present located in
{South Norwalk. She was a native of
Ireland. but had passed the greater
Suit Sale
$10 Suits . . .4 . $8
$7 Suits . .. .. $5
Fits-LI Eyeglasses
GOO
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SAYBROOK BRIDGE NAME HERE-
-‘ . __i‘§. , AFTER- ipart of her life in Manchester. She
7"“ 2M. ‘22 WAT‘R .7- | G0 I I LIEB “‘ an ‘1’ ,3 OLD SAYBROOK, July 28.—At a was among the first to become con-
i) 31 {ll ii'iiE—I‘— meeting held at the Saybrook and nected with the Salvation Army and
._._- __._ ‘7 AND‘W CLOTHING STORE- xx!" ‘72 ~ Lyme bridge the new board of com- had been active in the work of the s
' "A 00 missioncrs organized for their term. organization ever since. Every DICSS “l 001' Store has been
3'90 16: How
Are Scwuely
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORI.
OPTICIAN.
Room I. Keefer Building.
No. 165 Washington Oi.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
Monday. *Wodnssday and Friday
Evenings. 6:00 is O.
N. V. address—m All Ava, O to
4 p. in. daily.
I AM THE
IN RED OAK {COAL ,
. ‘ ONLY ONE- Funeral Work a Specialty. Save
Try a bushel and you'll buy a ton. money by having your work done here.
My cash prices are the lowest in towni Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds.
I do not expect to make a large profit ,
A. C. Cuneo, Florist.
on coal this year. as I sell at such a
low price just to advertise my Red JEL. 37242. 7 RAILROAD Av:-
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
Marked Down to the Very Lowest
Notch
CHARGE ACCOUNTS ARE
SOLlCiTED
Panama Hats Sell as Low as $1.50
Worth $3.50 to $4.00
;man A. E_ Purple of Iiioodus; \{ice Ernest J, Erbter. ‘
TCllaimlan, W. H. Caldwell, New Brit~ Ernest J. Erbter. aged five years. ‘
sin; Secretary and Treasurer. R. U.'died yesterday. at the atoms of his
Tyler, liaddam. E \‘i'. llush. chief parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Erb-
engineer is assisting the secretary for'ter, Yost street. The funeral was ‘
the present. William M. Pierce haslheld this afternoon at 3:30 o‘cloCk. .,
been reappointed superintendent undiand interment was in Pine island
,bridge tender. John ‘Porter and Ben-,Cemetery.
iiiimin ll. Cliaiker. assistants. 'It was
voted to change the name of the. Funerai of Mrs. Wailin. ‘
structure and it will now be known as The funeral of Mrs. John Wallin was
'the Saybrook bridge. not Ssybrookllleld from her late home in Osborne ' ’
and Lyme bridge. The bridge will he avenue, yesterday afternoon at 2:30
over-hauled and_ a new coat of paint o'clock. The services were largely at-
will be added when the lr“on br strucr'tended by friends of the deceased.
tural workers are through. {Rev C. J. Vahistrom, of the Swedish
A. Rd Doe, superintendent of the Congregational Church, officiated and
East Haddam bridge. who is a bridge interment was in Riverside Cemetery.
and iron builder. will supervise and,'l‘ho pallbearers were Axel and Oscar _.
have full charge of the needed repairs]; Amundson. Berger Swanson and
Charles 0. Burn. .
f'l‘hc following are-the officers: Chair-i
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p.
Oak Coal. I am selling Alpha Port-
land Cement at very, lowest prices.
The bag must be returned.
‘ WILLIAM EFFRON.
‘ s ROWAN sr., sas'r nonwatx.
"' “" ""“1‘ £2 The Gorham Co.-
WALL
PAPER
a
HARDWARE, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
' The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
The Well Known
.' Alpha Portland Cement j,
{Lt-At the Lowest Prices is Sold by
WM. EFFRON,
POST OFFICE MATTERS.
Luther. M. Wright, '
, , _ _ s ROWAN 81'. Jose h Resenf' Id '1 :2
{hi «1. W. 441. i, . p re , prop. —‘-—-— Tflfl‘y I" “fill STREET 3: BARGAIN m ussn cans _;
k ,' , o . - so WATER 313551; A new parcel 908‘ WWW by which WALL STREET,——Further unsettle - '
Painting , sourn NORWALK firm“ “in “"3"“ be “9‘“ ‘° 3:“ meat occurred in the stock market to- ;; Ford Model T, electric lights, a1 condition ........ 3300.00 ’3
. ' ‘ Money loaned on all articles or] :3 Greecem went 12:0 09921:” at t] e day as a. result of feverish conditions “ “
r... , ~ '0 903° 09 0 Y' 9 “’3“ 3‘ abroad. London's range for Anieri- '3‘ 2.-
Paper Hanglng , value. Unredeemed pledges at a “cutie“ regarding m3 parcel post. service cans was from two to almost three I' 1 5 Passenger Touring Car. newly painted. Bargain 3350-00 -
.~ D n riflce. ' between this country and GreeCe limit points under yesterday's close. De. ' :1
800!“ “g ~ the weight of the parcels to eleven clines here were slightly less severe. '1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed. "
‘ . .m- :2,~ -.;._. , - rounds. and the parcels must not Canadian Pacific. Smelling, Republic - " 13
. k ' ensure more than three feet six inch- Steel and American Car losing from . '.'
NI es in length or six feet in length and 1-4 to 4 points, while Erie, Southerp - . , . « - A
‘ “olfoogiunlgc “fiscal“? $3: '9 to rim or. am Mom-m ' a e your ROOf “m" m ”“5 “it“ 5'8“” "‘° 993':Raiiway. Southern Pacific. New in. __ W» ,
"£0me PRICES. ‘ .I 1... “I. ' ' rage on such parcels for Greece will1ven. St. Paul. Lehigh Valley. United - -
1 ' be twelve cents to; each round OPVSlntes Steel. Bethlehem Steel and Am-
.“‘-\“. ‘\-\‘\_‘\“‘
'.-;— -,‘,-,‘,-/'i—/'1-
~ 9"Paui Preusser 8: Soil
curs enfilonWALK—‘rsu. 1041.
- All lows bee Inspector declared ev-
ery~iiat in a city should have its own
beehive. Flat dwellers are inclined to
think that they are stung enough as
it Is. ‘ ' ' .
A Russian Journalist refused to fight
a duel. with 'a Russian general. He
might have consented had he been al-
lowed to choose fountain pens for
weapons. . ‘ -
' x Brighten your store or home
keep out the summer sun
th one of our aWnings. Enu-
ste's cheerfully given.
' mils BROS. ;
’ sas..,:12' North Main on
Some London scientist has discover-
ed that the brains of African savages
weigh the same as the brains, of 01:-
ford undergraduates, but he neglects
to say whpt is 'the answerr . ‘
I' N ' ' ‘ ' France has decided uo‘participate In
' ' ' " ‘ - the Panama expositions Unlike some
ihlflgtBCiOWGOSt other Europeannatlons, she is unable»
' .. ' ' ' p ‘ ‘ ’ t ' to, understand. the logic of cutting oi!
,, Nrr’uas, snaps-rs CHAIRS, n" “0” t" '9‘"? f3” ‘9”
. 3‘5"”.“4- HOUSEHOLD . The woman'must dominate her,
"I ‘7 'LOWEGT- PRICES '0" clothes, says LilHan. The same rule‘
RDtAT 15 ELY AVE, should apply to man. but there are
‘ _ . l. ' times whsxf'the loss of onetiittle sits--
- ponder button loopy-dines his.
’ dance; 1": , , ~ :
\ri cups-dine court
man is the head
ills ‘ labors of the;
.0,
domi' fl-
'1‘ ass. '54? antral"
' smith;
FlREPROOF \
TRY asses-roe
SHINGLES.
c. H. , IAiStilorpe
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fraction thereof. In Greece the pos-
tage will be three francs. seventy-five
senilmes for each parcel not exceed-
.ing three kilograms in weight. and
fire francs. twentydive centimes. for
CENTURY
and not exceeding five kilograms in
weight. Such parcels cannot be regis-
tered. '
New regulations have gone into‘ef-
feet concerning "window letters,"
‘ \
~ 'JuSt the Things
{bills‘and other business statements.
which appear in these letters must be
INDIAN A. SWEE'I‘ [on White or cream paper. so that the
“ ‘ " fclerks in the postofiices can readths
_ GRASS BASKET " :Edtl,reldes. Heretofore. colored paper
. _. ..'. ._.. , .., ...-. ' of all kind! has been used. and often
'RIGGERMAN ‘. $351382“ imposiible to read the
~- l rosy-1‘64: irons mash . '
qr.
.———-—-
, _ new CORPORATIONS.
. . The following certificates have been
, flied lathe olilce 0': the secretary of
the stem _‘ '
‘ Inmnorstidnofthe Title, Realty a
Development company,
tin. tenths purpose or buying.
n3 ‘excusnginsuml estate.
, gm. ’ $313 “of 'd’adlhi-‘fdtock auiho
" ‘ " . . -.v "‘diyidsdjhto 400 shares,
secretary. The“. F ruins ‘1“.
4.:
. a
nohWAtkmdnro‘naylong .
. Hardware rand-,4 "Wil- sukly; Co
or“. ,lter‘waig; so: snares subsdflhod'
for,‘”on' which (mill): in“ cash’, an
amount of
.W ...
. , to
”MI? W
each parcel exceeding three kilograms‘
which is the name given by the de-',
.psrtment to those letters containing',
' , EOR A. ’ ~ :and the name cushion is visible:
SUMMER GIFT {through a transparent piece of paper}
_ ‘ ’ it gen the front "of the letter called a
OUR . ' "' “window." Hereafter all statements
of New lBrit-
selling been fonndkthat a dog which hit a lad
' The
g‘d “bios. The other persons were bitten
13313 by the sam’e‘dog. John Blanko. a. lad.
unimpaingftreated at “once, while Charles Lynch."
heart: was. is random; send-om ,,loe, concur. not. having.
algamated were off a point each. Trad-
ing had little of yesterday’s activity,
but continuance of gold exports called
renewed attention to the foreign situa-
tion. . , =
, WALL STREET. ‘Noonr—The list
registered further declines in the sec-
10nd hour. many important issues fall- ,
ling under yesterday's low, while not.
__a few of the better class, including
Canadian Pacific and Baltimore and
Ohio broke to lowest quotations re
serded in years.‘ Tile deliberate de-,
’cline was attended by cables from Vin;
rious European centers intimating that'
Austria intended to occupy the Ser- MERIDEN, July 28.——Paul W. Shep-
,vian capital. ' A ard was severely reprimanded In the
1 Foreign exchange was again sub~ City court, by Judge King, today, on \
‘ject to violent fluctuations as a result \his arraignment in ‘ connection with
:01 “19 heavy 8°” outflow. which was the accidental shooting of Leslie Tal-
increased by additional large ship- hot, n thirteen-year-old boy, near Han-
,ments to London. w~l-"osted rates were-I,mar Lake, Saturday. Shepard. his
. ._' 0 ‘
fairly nominal as many bankers and in-, brother George; and Rodney Marquette Plain and
stitutions declined to buy or sell ox. were shooting frogs from a motorboat .
‘chsnie at “I“ .Bonds W9 weak. which went wild. struck Talbot, who S i] :11 ple I
- 'W‘“ was playing in the yard of his home.
‘_ MMZZLED. and then glanced on. striking his fore- . 7 .. . .
.SHW' Jul 28.—An order to heed. None of the wounds is serious. - Ad rt 1 .
i ’ _ _ . VG IS I] -
Mid-Summer Clearing Sale.
On All Household Goods-«A Saving of 50 per cent.
Come Early and Take Advantage
. of,.the Bargains.
M. GUTKOWSKY
87 NORTH MAIN ST. OPP. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
JUDGE ‘R'EPRIMANDS BOY. '
HUNTINGTON ”093 ORDERED on‘ the hand, injuring three fingers.
.mussle dogs-in Huntington came from After the com session City Attor-
"the Commission of Domestic Animals.‘ ney Danaher met the three young men
' J. 0. Philips. today,‘ because it had in an ante-room and~sald'_to them em-
. phatically: “You fellows down in
South Mcriden go to it with your hunt-
ingand wild west playand rthe next
time we get you we will play Iudge
___4.__...._————-
ion people locate tarnished rooms
herelasl: Week .ws's afflicted with re.-
Zln‘creasers
. Profits. *
employed by the An-,
treated until .last 'night‘throushzgwfisiltIIsIIWsut ads. as!»
. . inch A. Gorbaekui‘a'zta‘hta wound “ _ _
Mm “mi?“ 3, w_ Umgfiprigfidpmpr, '9 dog was bonito Proi. contain flotilla to time lilfl Iii
« . we “ v~> fl, loan. win-31h" ._ mammals nouns-n.1,?!” .... . .
~ ”wt ".- _ ‘ . . N. , "_
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