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DEPUTY U'IERlFF RusseLL .SU&
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M. Sept. 4.--Sherl£
|Wllliarn Volliner, oi Felrdeld county.
5101111} suspended Dmiutv Sheriil‘ Den-
‘iel J. Russell. or 11mm who has
been bound over to the September
term of the Criminal ”or court
onthree countselextortion nan!»
lsell clears himself at the trial he will
‘ be reinstated by Sheri! Volliner Rue
sell is out under bonds or $10,000. it
:‘ie alleled that he mild up three ento-
imobilists on strettord avenue. claim-
in; the tail lights on machines
were out and they paid over money to
him in the tone of bonds. According
5 MAIN ST NORWALK.
to the autoists they were not notified
to appear in court,
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Sentinel Wants Dev
new FALL STYLES IN
NECKWEAR.
Vestees or lace. net, organdy
and pique. variety or styles. .
25c and 601:
4 Gladstone Collars. in lane. plain
" and rush. organdy.25e and 50c
.' (Dutch Collars. or may. lace.
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E Good Job Printing
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. Tires vulcanized
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- crab. and pique. . .2511 to 81.25
'I Collar and Cut! Sets. in lace.
jj stub. and organdyzne to "30
. Crepe do China and fleesaiihe
‘ Bows ....... sec and soc
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'j Rollins in plain. not. shadow
lace and lawn. inpblack. white
and coin . ......... the yard
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as Washington at.
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seamen-muons-
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mum . moss
YORK. PERIEUI‘
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Jones 81 llotcblriss
Beetwkend prices.
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hendellthetims. Workealled
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7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
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Labor Day F urnlshmgs
. l4or Saturday Hosrery Come to Us. _
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HOSIERY ’ NECKWEAR
The popular poles. 151:; 1 rec
W, Children's. "
Men’a.
Hosiery at 5e a apeclalty—l
Men‘s. Women's. Children’s.
M Pf“.
LABOR DAY GLOVES
Summer Under“. lilo to $11”-
501:. Long Gharnoeette Glam
Muslin Underwear at popular Wu» Illa. n ‘
prion. Leno Uele Bevel. White. 251:-
Youwantm NW!“
Lies-by. mus-em,
WHMM “e and
«Alums *“' -‘ " Th6 Store Closes at 5 p. 111. Deny.
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maneuver-nutmeg WS-memedmmnen
epedalty. ‘
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Children’s Dreaseeat "DO—et-
trantive stylu.
laye' Blouses. 86 and 50:.
Up to 111- ’ tes of Learning
Along the Royal Road to Learning in this period
of the world, there are most attractive helps. No long—
er in it a dreaded task to pack up books and enter the
school house door. No longer are problems, maps, his—
tory or language books to be avoided, for are there not
C 1 ‘50C t0$300
84 washington St.
Brassiersl 25c to $1.00
A. DICKERMAN 81 SON
the most interesting and ias cinating tools to work with?
Beautiful snow- -white no te-books, pencils and pens
that will do as expected, pads and crayons in variety.
A table is ready with all sorts of things needful for the
student.
School Supplies
vim" "
pendent in Petrograd (St Petereburg) sends the follow'
Ruled Pads, 8 x 10, 3 for 10 cts.
Telephone 446 South Norwalk Composrtion Books, 5 obs, and 10 out.
. 'l‘ adin Stam ‘ ' Ffiroasers, Iné and Pencil, 2 etc. and 5 ore.
. 1' xes o rayone, 24 colors, 10 ctr.
we lee AW Glee“ r g 98 ‘ New-clutch Pencils, assorted colors, to (fit
4 4 _ 4 Pencil Boxes, so eta. and so cts.
a CliubFountain Pens, - Q eta.
. m ination Fountain Pen a nd Pencil, 31.00
war Bulletlns w“ “LLETIIS' Pckct Memo Books, 5 cts.
. .. Penholders with cork tips, 5 “3‘
¢ \ PARIS, Sept.4. 4.3 :45 a m — Book Straps, to cts,.
LONmN, Sept. 4, 8:20 a. nit—The Times corrcs- A dispatch from Durazzo, Albe— _ .
nia, to the Havas Agency, timed Typewnters
‘1‘ ednesday evening, tells of the ' ‘
departure of Prince William of A very practical little m achine that does visible
ing under date of Thursday:
“Information telegraphed by the headquarters stafi
today encourages the hope that the victory at umbcrg is
the beginning of the end. The retreat of such an enor-
mous force, reliably estimated at eight army corps, taken
in conjunctions with the rout of the army which was to
save as a screen to their retreat. already spelk disaster,
complete and overwhelming. Information obtained by the
War Office shows that the garrison has already been pre- .
paring positions at Grudek, twenty miles to the westward,
and on the railway to Przemyal.
“The fall of Lemberg, which is the junction of eight
important railway line, renders the Russians absolute
mastérs oi the whole of Eastern Galicia." ‘ \
PFII‘ROGRAD (St. Petersbuftl. via p.11. Sept. ‘
4, 4‘ .24 a. 111—An official statement issued by the gov.
crnment says:
sian army in Galicia official reports say that the enemy is
retreating after desperate fighting near Halicz, leaving‘
4,500 dead on the field. The Russians took 32. cannon
_ and railway material. - ‘
“OntheaoushlnimntoiWamwtlieW at-
tack was repflied and the ofiensive taken by the Rue-
sians.” a.” .1-
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RW,WM“. Sept 4, 3: 10 a. 1111—-
Tbc Britidi consulbere denies that his government has
sentan ultimatum demanding permimion to transport
British troops up the river Scheldt to Antwerp. He says
the British Governmentis anxious to preserve Holland' 9
neutrality.
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Wash Dresses
YOUR CHOICE
“Concerning the operations at the Ros.
; ternatioaslcemmiseim assem-
$1.98“
Wied, whose brief rciEm has be! 11
a troubulous one.
"It appeprs that a meeting of
prctest was held in the city and
the police intervened. At 10
writing and works very satisfactorily In the box with
it are pencils, crascrs and writing paper with envelopes.
85.00 for the outfit.
Fields for School Dresser
o’clock man armed citizens as» M M .
a heavy cotton crepe, 111 new and
and'embzltd M ore “refill“ ”In; bright Scotch Plaids, regular Tartan efi’ects, dark red,
e apartmen e mm green and blue; 27 inches wide, as cts.
ter or finance and dermnded the
payment of their salaries. Comp-
troller Travesky calmed the
crowd with promises that pay-
mnet would be made.
At live o’clock in the after-
noon Italhn sailors landed and
occupied the streets in the vi-
* cinity of the royal palace, and
Prince William and his princess,
accompanied by .Turkan Pasha.
Alfie Peah,Samt Bey, Elrrcn
Bey and the diplomatic corps left
the palace at 6 o’.clock The in- ‘
Bridgeport Pennants
White letters on dark red or dark blue, all wool,
:5 Cells.
Autograph Fountain Pens
A very good "grade of F ountain Pen with a place on
the barrel for the name of the owner. This is a
idea, I’or it makes it inconvenient for other people to
take the pen by mistake. Pen points of 14 karat gold,
and each pen has a saefty sclip for the pocket. .
I so.
Place orders early, as it takes a little tim’e for the
' stamping of the name to be done. ~ - ‘
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,bled 1n the garden and presented
'~',Ei&respectetothe prime and -
princess, who then proceeded to 4»
the one}. Volunteers and Italian
‘.1 sailors lowered the flag on the
' royal palace.
The Italian yacht Miserate,‘
which had bee placed at the dis-
puloi Prince William, flying
the Italian and Albanian flags,
weighed anchor at 7 :50, and at-
~ta a salute from the Italian crui-
ser Ubia, steamed in the direc-
tion oi Vmce.
Luther M. Wright
Prince William before he left j . . _ IAIGAIN IN USED CARS
confided his powers to the inter- -. .
national " maisonetteleetrbllshnncondIuon moo
, (111me Sept. t.——Porch 3': "5°“
climbers got jewelry worth $500 from --
the home or George G. Foster..in not II
Putnam avenue. last nlsht. while the jj
family were at dinner. A eete'in one
cl thereon: oa,the second door was -
16W'lburlu0ar,aewly painted. Bargain
1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and need.
M. Moltasch 81 Son.
Hill Wu AW fls. Stamford.
”Wilma!“
overlooked. In this were many oi . , ._
‘ In. We most valued jewels. The . .- ' . _
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reeled. and contents or jewel boxes 3 mith, Undenwaod,
Remington, all other
which were not. Ianted were thrown
_1nahee. » sold rented,
$6
perm Mines
sold ‘ 85 per month.
The Benedict News
Store is Well Belles-well om ‘
$7.00 in TON $700
have 111st Received a Cargo of the
Best Mined Anthracite Coal and WIN
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