bu. srovns & ovens ii
Large Assortment. Prices Right
- . F-PS, 25 Washington St.
W-
PERFECTION SNVES.
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
127—429—131 Washingttht.
Phone 105.
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, LET US snow YOU A‘ COKPLETE LINE 0:.
Grandmother’s Oust
4——
,Puroaslccpkg. um—ImkedBedjar” 3;”.
'Kacrmo Syrup,
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Diuum.nm'... 19¢ .c‘“ "“14" Ml“
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GRAND ER’S P
24
1 pkg. AAP Ice Cream
10 TRADING STAMPS FREE 10
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
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1-2 lama“. an.“ i
a bottles A&P Ammonta,‘ .
or Jelly Powder me each ............ too 3
1 hot. Mustard Relish too I can Old Dutch or At-
1 pkg. Elbow Macaroni loc lantic Cleanser Inc
1 jar Peanut Butter .. loo 2 pkgs Noodles
aboxes A&P Stove each 5c or 1 pkg. me i
Polish. each. .5c 2 cakes Mother’s Ironing i
r bot A&P Worcestcr- Wax .......... .each so ‘
shire Sauce ........ 15C 2 bottles White Vilepr
r can Sultana Spice .. IOC each loc \
20 Stamps with 3 pkqs. A&P CORN STARCH, each 7¢ i
Freshly packed: Absolutely pure. i
15 Stamps with 1 jar of PEANUT BUTTER ...... 15¢ i.
Very appalling for sandwiches. Give it a trial. ‘
up WASHINGTON ST,
Tel. Magoo.
The Great A 81 P. Tea Co.
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SOUTH NORWAL‘.
Free Delivery.
conuncrtcur parser: '
The toilowing were issued July 4.
1910. List [tarnished horn other of
A. ll. Wooster, Solicitor oi Patents,
Bridgeport. Conn:
Joseph Barrala ~ Pranenteider,
Bridaeport. 1 patents: Submarine
iboat; motive power for submarine
buts.
’ Henry A. Bonn. Brim manu-
‘racturina paper receptacles or drink.
ting vessels or cups.
3 George B. Thomas. Bridgeport. elec-
ilnc switch indicator.
Monroe Guett. Hartford. switch.
Frederick A. Hart, Hartford. corn-
lbiney typewritina and computing ma-
chine.
_ Charles R. Undcrhill, New Haven,
‘rciay.
Christian Bodlner, New Britain,
sighting attachment for leve'p
Stanley H. Holmes, New Britnln,‘|
adjustable desk or table combination ‘
George W. Troolt. New Britain.
Lame-tug clip.
George B. Piikington. Waterbury
l‘lcctric switch.
Llrnv M licnm-tt,
r-tlllnu d9t“.l(t‘
ilnnl‘chi .l‘ox. Chester. tool holder. i
lirrnard 0 llale, Ansonia, rubber,
1mixing mill.
Charles ll. Jockmns, Ansonial.
,Dlllt'llltei Detonutlnp: fuse spring; tori;
lli blank for fuse bodies.
l lallwln i‘. llulllcrt, South Norwalk.
expanding die or tool.
i‘l-cd E. Payne, iiiddletown, mak-
Moollup, roolor
' .l dun-tor period.
illillllll [Willi i
VIENNA. July l—(Corrospondence
or The Aseoclaied Freon-German
and Austrian aspirations for a closeri
economic union have received a set-i
back at the hands of the liudapestl
Chamber at Commerce. in v=lnphati~
cally worded resolutions um bodyi
has declared that the new Ausaie‘lchi
with Austria shall be‘tor Only tenl
years. and has further smeared its
conviction that Hungary must be intleL
pendent of Austria in cultoulll matv,
.ters. and have her own tralc. l
The Anagleich is the WI um'
meat between auitria and Hungary tori
carrying on the joint slain or thei
‘dual monarchy. incluliu pavilion for:
customs and finances. Grimm: iii
“the compromise of “Wilts lét'al tsrtni
or the "has“!
years. but since the
Tammi-mi
(be DmtleadCo
EM 185]
Business Hours (tom 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. at. daily.
'1 57- w.
Undermuslins
Thin garments of llatiste,
crepe and naillsook, for sum—
mcr, ill both white and flesh
tints, \lhich wash so \wll.
Pink Corset Covers are
pretty under
slicer blouses. A pretty
model “ith a cup sic-cw,
neat lact- edge finish, was
59 cts., now 45 cts.
cxtrctlllcy
Pink Cover with lace trilll—
ming lat‘t‘ hlltllllilt‘l'
stray, “as 59 cts,
now 45 cis.
and
Dimity Corset Covers
bound \lith pink or blue
wash l‘illlmn, lllt‘t‘ quality,
Wire 50 cts.. now 39 cts.
Seco Silk Bloomers, iluh
tint, new $1.50,
now 89 cts.
Drawers, ctnhroillcrcd and
lace trimmed, were 45 cts.,
now 39 cts.
Second floor.
Black Silk Stockings
with white silk “Clan."
\erv lilt‘t qusJit) oi sill:
and hzind unllrnidcred, cross- ‘
stitch linls \\ith ornament at
top. Also cfl'ccts ill gold
and blue,
$1.00 to $2.00.
Saturdays included.
French Chaili
.-\ll nool, and for summer
lilillollos and house irOcks
one of the dninticst fabrics
ever “‘(WL'll. Light. dark
and llli'illllnl patterns, Drcs-
37
59 cts.
den and Persian figures;
inches wide,
White Sateen
Petticoats
Much in demand tlli» N'Ll
son to wear under thin \‘oilcs
and lultiatc, also [buy NIVC
very well for the sports
suits of Jcrscy Silk.
Extra values at $1.00.
Union Suits
for women
Sheer lisle, low neck and
sleeveless, close fitting
knee, or open with law trim-
ming Nico lnodcl‘for sunl~
nlcr, _
75 cts.
at'
For Wash
Dresses 5,
This is the time to hit!»
and evrn to considcr'futm
The price concei-
\itllls arc too attractive It
llt‘ttlS.
miss.
Cambric Shirtings, Were
l5 «is, for in 1-2 cm
Fine Ginghams for dress-
cs, \N‘L'rt' 25 cts., for lg Cts.
Crepe de Chine Novelties
{or \x'ai~t~, “etc 59 cts., ‘
for 39 ch.
Marquisettes and Voiles,
a lt'lllpliiifl group, were 50
Fit.
Silk and Cotton Novelties,
Fancy Stripes and Cre-
t
onnee, all at changed“ .
prices. '
Main floor.
Cretonne Art Work
Summer Pillows and Scarf! '
of dainty flowered cretonnc, '
finished with lace, 29 Ctl.
Desk Sets, blotters, etc..-
59 cts. and $1.00. '
Third floor. J
.You can shop here daily until 6 o‘clot‘k, Saturdays included.
Elihu E. m. Broil Qinnmangl
w.-- _. .._.._
Hungary had coincided-ably tsunami "l'low um ihat be." continued the;
tor a closer "”m union ”Miami it was hoped that sullcrinx under store-keeper
“"m‘m‘" ““l “"1"“ "“"K‘"? it “Within common burden. the two nations list week?"
been urged that the Ausrleich. which
expires next year be extended to
'mm) or- twenty five years so as to
main- pmsihlc some or the readjust.-
ilalo- been mailing in Berlin, \‘lennn.
Budapest llunich. Dresden and
i rerue have considered the extension
Would become still more closely unit-
ed in the future.
But all the influences oi the war.
ulnl tllt‘ necessity for show-imp“) un-
2 meme that "’"d “Ol b“ Flo-“lb!“ "1 «milled front to the toe. have hiledto,
Th9 lead“? in ”‘9’ mail" the Hungarian Manufacturerarc
lnmlnlent for the economil union, who ”,1. from their demands for cm a window frame, am”) w“ WW m
Ht’pll‘alltln from Austria lt is
in Commerce admit that the ti
Joe reflected solemnly a moment and ,
Viliori unwanted:
"limbo it's done had it rciupw.‘
'ihl- Y'oulll s Companion.
When ll pane is to be renl nod r' um,
"m“ thv putt) Wllllh, hnu'ewr, in,mi ulil
\ivlonlo ~nit ill a tow hauls.
“when it Was tum! onlyi
r
li‘iti‘ ll‘t
l
' Ladies’ $10 Coats
$5.98.
“COWS?
torment“
in: lubber footwear.
lioss hi. (i. Phillips. West Haven
melting apparatus (reissue).
Norbert Ii. Schickel.
motor vehicle. '
John Shannon.
cutting llnd l‘L‘Sl‘iiling
(reissue).
| Samuel
a
Stonington,
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G.
‘l-imilnr article).
Stamiord.
valve
mechanism
Wilkes. Wellingtord. 2
“intents. (Spoon, fork _or similar arti-
(lt‘ (design): (Child's spoon, iork or‘m“ “9" “WW" ""9 “"35 W" parliament to this end.
that the resolutions or the Chg???
ill
. . putty may be :l'clllpml awn» uith the
(if tllt Allhgltlt' ll in DD it moxt (that l\- in“! (“immune for y‘all“ ”ch ‘ In}. lilltlt‘ 0! ll knllt‘ and lhe illdni- H‘nlm
'rluulfl?)ig‘m :d trecaction 0' the Bud mentions change. but “Etifi' ed without fear 0! breaking ~— 'llouse
no em r n ommcrce in Oppo- ”mo" L“ expressed that all indepcml l‘dpertment" National Mscllsinc.
eitkm to it has mused much irritation H“ mm,“ “irrilory is the only way! . , ,
among those alto how that the new 1M (it‘Vl‘lllplnR home industries Even
economic alliance wlll be perform this statement of the aitltltinn wanton FAST FRENHwNE To NEW
it is said that the iiunaarinn par lnild for some of the speakers in the! Fret in boat Pier 27 East‘
iilamlnt oil the whole is also opllmledidebutc. who insisted that the scpara- my" “New York (poop op Catherine
I; the 6:"?an 0‘ the waleich tion should be pressed forward with St.) W": day except Sunday,a at 3 p ‘
a neon atone eter t . i l "
y 9“ 3“” for out delay illltl petitions sent to the :‘pr:.'.“":: 63‘? 3:3: 3: t:
i5:3o p. on.
George F. Fools, General Agent.
e
uwd bv the politicians in Budapest to; With regard to Germany the rm
. A--A.AAAA‘
SUMMER," ’
SCHOOL
July 5 to August as ’
iii
n nonhuman 3n
‘iwnoateamalmworm
James Kelley. Jr.. thsted. pin
lholder.
H‘ully M. Kelloag. Devon, Hog-
pluuulltering appliance-I.
Anthony P. M Scarpa, Derby. loop
i'nstener for garters.
Nelson ll. Keyes, Unlonville.
mg handled implements.
Harold R. Murdock. Naugatuck, 2
patents: Reclaiming rubber.
mak-
G. W. Beach, Saybrook. dlriglblo
headlight.
TRADE MARK.
The Rowland Dry Goods (30..
Bridgeport. 2 trade marks: Sheets and
pillow cases: tea, entree, chocolate,
spices, etc.
». GHINEY EMPLOYES STRIKE.
m
SOUTH MANCHESTER. Conn..1niy
11. -—P_icker room employee in the
Cheney Brothers' plant. to the number
0! two hundred. strucl‘today them
they claimed that themnaaement‘luv
tended to reduce their wages in pro-
mmemnawmm This
mmwwm ’und
nonhuman
‘inlrup various industries with govern.
liticnl. ilnnncilll llnd mnomic, from
the government in Vienna. and the
Hungarians will not readily sacrifice
such a powerful weapon
The determined stand by the Buds
lotion oi the customs systems of the
monarchy has also opened up serious
problems. While Hungary is chiefly
an agricultural state. it has in the
past few years been laboriously build-
lnent subventions and all sorts ol po-
Liticnl assistance, to the point of com-
petition with Austria. which is chiefly
a manufacturing state. in Hungry it
has been owned that no ofioial sup—
plies are to- he bought outside of Hun-
gary. not even in Austria. it they can
possibly be produoed or bouiht in Run-
gary. Further. the Insular industrial
interestg‘have‘ insisted that a speedy
lybebrualltabouttrnuniary nu
hsrown. malarial“: innate
dosehaflontletWAaitMafl‘u
make hero“ W treaties
withotharnm " u;
mmcaitnnitnteresl‘iht the
mnflhudprei‘erthu and
ratio
one:
pest Chamber in the matter or a nean
development othome man-m! can on. .
MMMMWMIM
extract all ”on“ 9' compensation. 90' iutions demand that a new, reciprocal THE ANNING J
commerciul trenty shall be entorcdi
.into uhich shall pay the utmmlt pom,
ble regard to the interests of all the;
lpnrticipanta. without excluding for-‘
eign nations from the benefits or the
special concessions. —
PARlS, July ‘l.—Two more deaths;
have brought the number or vacant}
seats in the Chamber of Deputies tn'
thirty-four, including two seats deciar-l
ed vacant for election irregularities.
The chamber is now composed of 566
instead or 600 deputies.
There are 32 death vacant in the sen-
ate through death of memherajince‘
the elections. or 1911. Since no elec-
tions will be held during the war, one
department. the Bantu Alpss. whose
twosonatonhavsdhtwill helmrep
repented in the senate until aitsrpoace
has been declared.
or the thirty-tum who have
died. seven were killed an the ban!»
laid, while «no master, the aviator,
nulls Reymoll. died in service.
M
r
monomers.
a “Mummm
nimdamumotmnndqm-
”.mmmthatahaat
Minimum?!)
".fimwummuww
-..etnom '
PORTATION LINE. inc.
SMITH 'raans‘
Hours 8:00 to 12:30
we Are Now Paying
if You Phone 441
atli feather beds a specialty.
No canvassers.
3 Rowan St, East Normal]:
3: ill. tor Rags
or send postal. Old autos
Wat. Enron Coat Co.. Inc.
South Norwalk
Port Chester.
Stamford.
All CommercialI and“ _
CommonIBrancheiQ _
SpeaaiTultlonRafi
Merrill Colleges
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
horns. it your r
PLUMBING
is detentive, antiquated, unsanl.
taryorwonoathavensmahe
neeoasary'_repairs or install a
new system of
I’mnm ammo
‘ man A SPECIALTY
RURACERNASH
we
use. it are
their "list Wm... PP"
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