Our Not-Summer Clearing Sale
Goes Steadily on
The Pew e Appreciate the Bargains we
Offer in
WASH FABRICS.
SHEETS ANvD PILLOW
CASES.
TABLE DAMASKS.
HON ER V.
6 L0 V E 8.
UNDERWEAR.
GIRDLES.
LADIES' WAISTS.
GHILDREN'S DRESSES.
HOUSE DRESSES.
KIMONOS.
ROMPERB.
AND 0TH E'R ITEMS.
"”‘W
A.Dickerman &- Son
PHONE 440.
NE GIVE 8. AND H. GRE-.
WALK. CONN.
SOUTH NOEN TRADING ‘STAMPS-
PONY VOTES
§ Suits
Your choice of any Suit W. ........ .. .......... $7 49
Wash Dresses
Our remeinlnxeuook oi! Wash Dreaes will ‘be sold at HALF PRICE.
. " M. ‘ Moltasch & Son
110 WM!!!” 81.
A
' simmer ram run, ‘
releases—m Piraeus:
‘ (Continued mints: peso)
he second suit is brouht by the
W menuer in question, Arnold
1; Better, for 810,000 demos for
tinder end libel because of state-
in which Commodore Bone--
if; M M We Hoyt, the hooker.
I‘Lrorussnoomhucbymuee
Monodmner hyOoneno-
mathomtendedflilttho
fist he disclosedhec'eose the
Free Concert by the
MMERICANBAND
R oton Point Park
“TON iGH‘l“
Seethe Wonderful laMarrs in a‘ thrilling act
Attend the Tango Tess every 7
Afternoon'trom 3 to 6
Main 88010—210 Am 80.. MM.
T
see that Commodore Benedict, Celeste
Hoyt, the hulaer,¢whohebeon his
guest frequently. and Hater purchas-
ed for thunselves s. certain rubber
mowincendcnlderubbermmineeiin
Bresll end est-bashed en agency at
Penunderthsnsmsdllavy. ltls
charged that without the knowi‘edse
«the plaintilOommodor-ebenediot
rude Rutter tenerel monster of the
hulnsesat08.000eyeerendenin-
tenet in the concern. Commodore
”edict notified to plaintil that he
hedencesedinbnsineesetl’sreend
vented the services unmann-
sbout six months, but that his eer-
vicestortheplelntilwonidnotbeim
.torferedwith. 'l‘he'nleistltseyscomr
modere-Beosdletmwtbtthie er-
ment was W flutter in e
position which weld conflict with
llsdotiesoowerdihem
'nhe mmmwohmy
“layperson: ”encoder-steed
insCmodor-oflees‘dist ind with
ilr.fioyt.‘liuuerend-others,thelloiu
50mm and Wont
fiflemfism—edlm
«mm at one-
tnrthotmeehodendheeincebeee
mausmajbvmmmm 5310811188
“athletes-lessened”
dore Recount I m cl .e Eek
cometar- m
The W chm tint in Febru-
Benedict be held liable tor the 0135.-
000 lost by the with”, since the
Main company is insolvent and e
ludunent saint it wool be of lo
value.
In Hutter'e suit “not Corn-seduce
Benedict the plain“! slices in! 4-
June 13, 1913, in the office of the
'...lted emu Rubber Compeny et
Fiftyelghth street and Broadway the
Commodore, in the hearing oi‘ n nann-
-ber of persons, said that Hunter “bed
robbed the non Rubber Phntstlon
and Development Ounpeny at 8800.-
000 and that he was dehuitu to the
General Rubber Company of Brazil in
over 8180.000."
Rutter elso dimes that on July 10.
1913, Commodore Benedict wrote a let-
ter to 00?. «Samuel 1P. Col-t, president
of the United States Rubber Company,
in which he said:
“Mr. Hoyt has contributed 85,000 Ind
813,000 otter harlot decided at Pure
take our loss, in View of the apparent
colossal ewindlins of both ampules
by Humor."
\
CZAR'S CUP RAGE POBTPONED.
NEW YORK. July 80.—-—Beesuse oi
the AustroServies war the automobile
'reee tor the eeer’s cup. which wee to
be held in Russia beginning on August
89. has been uncalled. Notification o!
the fact was recurred by the Automo-
bile Club of Antics today in a cable
dispatch from the imperial Automo
bile Club of own.
iiintrieetorthereceweretociose
yesterday and care and drivers troin
all the countries competing the Triple
Alliance and the Triple lintente, it
was expected. would ellipsis. The
course wee toben'omfloeeowthmuxh
the Caucasus. es hr south so the
Crimson Peninsula and the Black 8:
and return.
N. Y., 1:. u. & ufi
‘ Timetable
lN IFFEOT JUNE 7. 1014.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 NIVI YORK.
an. Dir-1:81;. 4:40". 8:848, 6:481.
8:00, 8:51:, 1:181. 1:48, 8:181, 8:581.
0:181. 0:40. 10:88:, 10:81:, 11:81.
P. 11.-1:18; 1:881. 1:81, 8:0”.
8:20, 4:181, 8:181, 0:48. 0:081, 0:41,
7:081, 7:401, 0:481, 10:188.
Insdeye.
A. hie-18:88:, 4:48“. 8:848, 8:48s.
0354, 10:888. 11:80.
'P. 18.—18:80:, 8:441, 1:011, 4:088.
8:45, 0:081, 1:088.'1:18. 1:488, 1:818.
8:081, 0:481, 10:18:, 10:80.
NEW YORK 'ro IOUTH WI.“-
A. 14:41:. 8:80. 0:48. 8:081.
1:112. 9:15;, 10:08:, 10:08, mm.
11:08.
P. I.—-18:08. 1:00. 8:011, 8:81.
8:88, 8201:. 0:01, 8:101. 0:88, 8:40;.
11:15:, 18:001.
——
W
A. 14:00, 8208:, 0:008. 10:08:.
10:50:.
Ritz—1810,1388. 8"”. 5:011.
8: 04, 8:,011 1:,008 8: 108.0: “0:008,
10: 00:, 11:18:. 18: In.
_—.— "0
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW ”AVID
0:141. 10:11 11:11:, 11: 57:. "
P. l.—11§es,1:::,ses1ex.ees 5:17.
1:14;, 1:11 11,03, 1:111. 10:01:.
11:01. m -
vim—L...
W
-'-18:88: 1:182, 1: 48, 0: 101'.
10: 10. "nun.”- "‘I
P. 33-11283; 8:“! 4:“: him}
0:48, 15008318381: 50m 10:“:
10:81:.
"'II
A. 11:—1:1; 1:11, em. 1: rear.
non—1:111:11: 1:11, use, 1:10.
1:88.
A. 11.—10:11.,
r 11.-em. up.
a. n—LflD’At-nl “men, .
11:“. ‘L‘
r. 11.—1:11, 1:11. 8. as.
to albandon the Main enterprise and '
8:308. 8:55, 4:158, 4:80. 5:058, 5:80. .
1.11. 41:11:: 4111:, me, 7:11..
DAILY POEM
fir.
e
“NOT HERE.”
Not here, but somewhere, so men
lav.
More bright the day.
And thd-blue sky
More niilfi
Somewhere afar. the bird of dawn
sings sweeter.
Somewhere complete:
The round of hopes and hurt
but! that meke life
More cm. s booties: strife.
Butshitherebethetlmow
EI Morejoyelonedothgrow.
Led by,onc true star
The immeyisnotfsr.
'Tissgardeninnolfilmhfld.
chwsiiedoneveryhend;
endowment»:
Xenon. . . ~-
—RichsirdwstsonGildor.
A SONG OF THE ROAD.
—e——
Spud-MW
Wthedsy,thmu¢h the
a...
”We“:
13811: at.
Speedspeql speed—
But. 0,61edeerthofit.
‘Thoumttherel
impotent.
Whet’sslithsworidiiiovs'snot
, ‘ . the 00111 of it?
sour-H noeweut so uneasy. . ' ‘
mouthwaterin—
'Th'oumtthcrel ‘
ole-mmouthewor
rub-mutupemanduerou 7
Everyjourncyisgoodiiiovebs "
m HAVEN W IIG
LOCI rm HEAVY RMN
:Ilere Then Inch of Rain in Less Then
Half New. Breaking Records
of 21 Years.
m mm. Ill! 00.—Celers in
econotbulidiusintheheartotthe
shopping dbtrict were loaded by a
honey rein yesterday. cousins damage
«fluted st 1mm 810,000 to 820,000.
The principal downpour, which
closely resembled s. cioudburet, lasted
only half en hour. According to the
weather bureau. the total rainfall was
1.86 inches. Over an inch tell in half
an hour, which breaks the record for
the lest twentyone yeers.
The rain wee socclnpenied by thun-
der and lightning. In some parts of
the city there wee also e tail of hell.
The heaviest rain come suddenly;
and it came down like the proverbial
“pitchiorhs and hammer handles.”
Soon the gutters were small rivers.
and water began pouring into the
callers.
At one time there was {our (act of
water in the post oiliee cellar, where
85,000 worth of stamped envelopes
were destroyed. In the cellars or large
department stores, the central cafes,
endadosenormorestores orevery
description. there was a foot or more
or water. Weter also covered the
cellar or the handsome new marble
county court house and flooded the
press room ,0! the Journal-Courier.
putting the dynamo out of commis-
sion. The paper planned to run all
its edition today on the press of the
Union, its next door neighbor.
BROWN—MORRIS.
Populsr Denbury Teacher Brlde ed
New Haven Musician.
DAMN-RY. July ao.——111u Jeenette.
mu We. «can! of hire. Ja-
mnmulnemonystreet.
wee married yesterdey morning to
William Edwin Brown. oi New Eleven.
The ceremony was perionned at the
rectory of at. Jenes' Bpiscopel Church
by the Rev. Aaron 0. Coburn. rector.
The hrids is s weibhiown and very
popular teacher in the public schools
at this city and is en accomplished
musician. Mr. Brown has (or thirteen
yesrsbeendiroctoroflnuslcin the
State Norms! schools in New Haven
end New dirltsin. end. during the past
three veers hes hell chem oi the
music in the State Normal school end
model schools in this city. He recent-
)! he been appointed supervisor or
auto 0! the entire New Haven school
system. succeeding the late Benjamin
Jonson. who filled thet positiondfty
y-re. Ill-.8110" is organist and d1-
r’eitor’ot music 6. meme: Concre-
ntimei Chruch. in New Britain, where
he has shares of the famous Corbin
rlr. and Mrs. Brown departed imme-
diately alter the ceremony upon s
shortweddins trip. at the conclusion
of which they will reside in New He-
ven. They will carry with them the
beetwiehesoiehoetoiiriends.
souvenirs «use.
’ “New on, Hall."
I the "New City Hell' 'in Codes 3‘
“ Oops end Smears, Tee Cups -
Glands. Cole Estes. Spoon
TWINBonnonDishee 808".
endCrcemPowder hrs end,
,aseesoh'
or “Green's
mm. ......
.. Souvenir Steins.
3 died" end “Old 'an House”
151: each '
:J I Mallette
‘ .0. Mk. {I
e-l-r-
l
5
New lot of Souvenir China of i '
": endseocers Ines, Tea Pot Ii
lva-Ih-m infirm-1W
the D. ll). Read C0.
Established 1851
The StoreCioseaatsp.m.Daily I
Exept Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p_. m.
Summer Specials in Gas and
Oil Stoves
There are a few Gas and Oil Stoves which have
been used in the House Furnishing Store as samples or
for demonstration, and while they are not perfectly new
and fresh goods, yet they have been tried out and are all ‘
right as to the burners. This is a good chance for one
to buy an inexpensive stove for a shore cpttage 01: coun-
try bungalow.
Gas Stoves, 2 and 3 burners, about 12 inches high
3 burners, about 30 inches high
0111: good four-burner top with oven, at half regular
price.
Value $3.00 for. $1.50 Value $3.50 for $1.75
.Value $400fo $2.00 Value $9.00 for 84.50
Oil Stoves
\Vith two and three burners, with either high or low
frames. Some of these are at half price, others reduced
and priced according to the condition.
-\
/
Preserving Time
An interesting time, if n trifle wearisome to the
housekeeper, with one delicious fruit following another
from now until the last spicy and fragrant quinCe is gath-
ered. All the paraphernalia. for expeditious and success-
ful canning and preserving can be had in the Kitchen—
ware Store.
Fruit Jars. Sure Seals, half-pints, pints and quarts.
Meson, pints, quarts and twoquarts.
Jelly, Glasses, three styles, two sizes each.
White Crown or Zinc T090 for Mason Jars. Rlubbers
and Printed Labels.
Preserving Kettles, Spaces. Measures, Jar Fillers.
Choppers. Considers end Paving Knives.
Jelly mine“. It is smoothing- of a problem as to
where to hang a jelly bag for safe dripping if one has not
just the right apparatus. A heavy nickel- plated wire
frame holds a cheé’sc cloth bag firmly on a 'rim, and fast-
ens securely to the side of the kettle or bowl into which
the jelly IS to drip. Ask to See the Crystal Strainer and
bag. Price 25 etc. '
.\
Aluminum Saucepans
With straight sides and long handles. three sizes, to
hold half-pints, three-quarter pints and quartz, a5 cts.
each. H' .
Nest of 3 for 69 as.
A “Sunshine” Dainty
“Golden Makes,” a delicious and creamy biscuit
which can be split and used as a short-cake with berries
or jam, and also is very gOOd with creamed chicken or
fish instead of a pattie shell.
- 35 ctr a pound.
Basement.
withiwelsutntoflswodit'f tiessle
learner. also with two Irste. piloted
by Tommy Murphy and pins: ’Wrona,
' cDevitt driving. with one win. Ityth-
tor. wishes to announce that on Sntur- 'm'el, driven out to m the first heat
M. August 1st.there "m l” " y.esterday was distenoedln the second
sporteand dimofflmtl mucmmlmmdmmo.
eivenbytheboystromtouruntilslx “OWMMQOW
«801008.011 a” plumb on Mt comprised the trader!!! pens. 08.000.
avenue. Heismdeeirousthattho in which thogrostestpsccrsintrsin-
m of the mm M” m'mmwsm, neS'Utrot.
may or the committee and flyiwn»“m. the 3.13 00:00.01”: a“. 1‘
“TERM AT 908.10 PLAY-
onounoe. '
Mr. 'l‘etiow, the summit instruc-
dly given thepleyuonnd
tiontheuseolsierssmm‘heu'
slostendrnnwsyforthee‘ee
fifths children. Every dtisen should
entertainment-won.
were“: “Atownorcity-wi
enlsytronndisnisinsbcysior 306 d
DOW"
.—-——-——--——--—-
. GREAT m RAD! Tm fimumwtdflmu
W. MMhMU “mugs-“am m
17108081008190":
Norwalk Chronicler