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Single beds, double beds, twin‘beds, cribs.
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tendance.
utes, the following communications
were received. A summary of the
contents and action thereon is given
below:
Max Reich, of 44 Water street, Sec-
ond district, wrote the Council asking
permission to erect a sign in front of
his store, the sign to be "4 1-2 feet"
from the curbing. Referred to the
committee on streets. -
The orders issued by Richard H.
the month of July, (amounted ~to
$f60.66. The report was approved and
ii ed. .
E. H. Morehouse. proprietor of the
grocery store, at 35 Wall street, ask»
ed permission to hang a sign in front
of his store. Referred to the commit-
tee on streets. ’
An invitation was extended to the
mayor and Council. city clerk and
corporation counsel, to attend a clam.
bake, to be held on Sunday. Septem-
ber 5th, by the Phoenix Engine Com-
pany and the Pioneer Hook & Ladder
Company, at Merrill's pond. on Ponus
avenue. The invitation was accepted
unanimously.
The resignation Of Councilman My-
ron W. Osborn was read and accepted
with regret. A notice of a special
- meeting, to appoint a successor, will
be given by Mayor Donovan later on.
On the motion of Councilman Daven-
port it was voted to send a letter of
reg‘ret to Mr. Osborn upon his leaving.
A motion to send Patrolman Cornel-
ius Sweeney a check for $56.20 in set-
tlement of all claims for back salary
was made and passed. Mr. SWPPDPS‘.
at the last meeting, when back salary
was paid all patrolman. was given a
check for $26.10, instead of $84.30. be.-
cause Of a mistake In reckoning up the
time of his service.
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MNEW EDISON . Final Clearance Sale
. , , f. . OF ALL OUR DRESSES including Silk, Georgette, Satin
"the Phonograph with a Soul" Foulards, Novelty Voiies, Organdies and Gingham.
Edison has erf ct Also Waists and Blouses. ‘ -
. 2. , p, e edesen- Skirts and Middies in all the new materials and u:
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YOU ALWAYS GET FULL VALUE AT
BECKMANN’S
LONG ISLAND POTATOES, Extra fine stock, pk., . ..
PILLSBURY’S or HECKER’S FLOUR, per bag. . .. . . .3210
SAWTAY, for frying and shortening, can
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, per
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans for
7‘ GRANULATED SUGAR, pure cane, lb
CHOICE HAND PICKED PEA BEANS, lb
CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS, per 1b., . . . . . . . . . ...15c
NO. 1, ROYAL."PLANTATION COFFEE, 1b
IVORY SOAP,fsmall size, 12 cakes . . . . . .- .
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HOT/BREAD, nuns, ROLLS, CAKES, ETC.
83 WASHINGTON ST.
EVERY HOUR AT WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO
A. F. Beckmann 6? CO.‘ Inc.
FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
the granting of the temporary increase
in trolley fare. was then read. Mr.
Quinlan reported that the permanent
fare role would be established in 0c.-
ioher. the present rate twing a tem-
porary one, Mr. Quinlan, in his re-
port. said that he had hmn Riven to
understand that the storm cont rale
would take in Roton Point. but, when
the rates were published. he was as-
tonished to learn that the rate would
be thirteen. He recommcnded that an
effort be made to get thew sentiment of
the public with regards to a flat rate
before the permanent l‘nlv became el-
feciive in October.
The distance from Raymond's cor-
ner. which, under the pzcscnt sched~
uie. is three miles from Circle street.
in Roion Point switch is extremely
short. and. as the loop from the.
switch to and from the Point is a neu-
tral one, there is no charae there.
Neville Hayley. proprietor of Roton
Point Park, who is a lessoe of the Con-
necticut Compzzv, Is endeavorlnk to
have the mic changed to seven cents.
Instead of the thirteen cent rate, for
both private and public reasons. and
informcd Mr. Quinlan. so the latter
said inst night. that he had been given
to understand that the seven cont rate
would apply.
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At present. for three people to and
. HIE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
. 42 Water St.
In. 1215-15. Bo. Norwalk, Ct.
and Tubes
9. H. Hedenberg. Prop.
Emmi. Underwood,
., :~;-:-. 10.0.4; 3:010: Mega; islets.
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
BRISKET OORNED BEEF, lb
PLATE CORNED BEEF, Ib
RIB LAMB CHOPS, lb
HAMBURG STEAK, lb
NEW CABBAGE, lb
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—South Norwalk
from Roton Point. from any place in
Norwalk. the charge would be 78
cents. an exorbitant rate, when the
poor people of the city are considered.
On motion of Councilman Daven-
port, Mayor Donovan appointed a
committee of three to confer-Jim the
Connecticut Company officials regard-
ing the fixing of a seven cent rate
from all sections of the city to the
center. Mr. Davenport said that in
his distrlcl. the Fifth, that the people
felt they were being discriminated
against, when concessions had been
made on the Dorion‘s Point line and
the “’innipauk line. with regards to
stretching the zone limit.
On a motion of Councilman Brother-
ton. Corporation Counsel Quinlan was
empowered to consult with the Offi—
cials of the Connecticut Company with
a view towards getting a seven cent
rate to Roton during the rest of the
summer.
On a motion of Councilman ‘Volfe.
repaired.
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DOrlon House
: Shore Dinners
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
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makes. lold. rented.
Rentals, 38
per month. Ilachlnes
sold. attioper month.
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the malter of the protest against the
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JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Housefurnisbings, Hardware and Auto Supplies
125 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 340 FREE DELIVERY
installation of a gasoline tank, on
North Main street. by Abraham
Modne, was referred to Corporation
Counsel Quinlan. as the owners of the
adjoining property had retained coun-
sel to fight the installation. and it was
felt best by Councilman Vl’olfe that
the city‘s legal representative take
charge of the matter.
The meeting was then adjourned.
NEW FREIGHT RATES .
REELS ‘
GARDEN HOSE
NOZZELS
Albert D. Morgan
The Winchester Store
SOfNorwalk
ADD LITTLE TO FOOD
ONE FARE
A, Yolk. William A. Clarke. l'. I.
Cullen, Deodate S. Davenport. Join '1'.
Sheehan and Sylvester W. Brothertcn,
in addition to Mayor Donovan, Cor-
poration Counsel E. J. Quinlan and
City Clerk lrving D. Robertson in at-
Following the reading of the min-
Ireland, as clerk of the City court, for
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DON’T MISS
The Summer Sales
Big bargains in every department of seasonable merchandise at little prices.
THE SALE OF BATHING SUITS _."Tiu.~r .1 ._ .
THE SALE OF SUMMER DRESSES ‘
THE SALE OF COLORED SMOCKS AND WAISTS
- . ..Mm SALE or CHILDREN’S SOCKS
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less than threefourths which form‘e‘r—
ly sold for 5 cents per pound has been
selling above 30 cents per pound."
“These illustrations which are of
articles and commodities. taken at
random. may be considered as fairly
representative of the addition to the
transportation cost of articles used in
the South which will result from the
increase in rates. Similar illustrations
could be made On ‘almost every arti.
cle used in the household. except coal
which. being shipped and sold up the
ton. will show a relatively higher
transportation cost In proportion to
its value."
DECISION RESERVED
ON TWO CLAIMS
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a finger on Jan. be received treat-
ment for several days from Dr. Paul.
the Yale & Towne physician. About
the middle of February, he discontin-
ued his iremmenis with Dr. Paul and
went to New York to a Greek DhVSl'
clan acquaintance. The last of Feb-
ruary he returned to Stamford and
was treated by Dr. Samuel Pierson.
The finger became worse and was,
during the first week in March. dialh
awed by Dr. Bruce Weaver as necro-
sis of the bone rcSuIting from an in-
fection. Dr. Weaver removed a por-
tion of the bone. The insurance Com-
pany had endeavored to show that the
claimant had neglected his finger and
had been negligent in the care of it
in that he went to too many physi-
cians. The loss of use of the finger
due to the removal of the bone was
estimated by Drs. Paul and Weaver
as 18 per cent.
The case of Frank Page against the
Yale & Towne Mfg. CO.. went over
until the next hearing. which will
probably be held the second Monday
in September.
FILM COMPANY SUED
FOR AN ACCOUNTING
(‘auo sand mm; ponunuog)
whereas the plaintiffs question the
legality of his elect‘on to that office.
Since the last meeting or the direct-
ors the plaintiffs, who are directors.
Say they have been excluded from
board, They also charge that a sub-
sidiary corporation has been organ»
i201! With the consent of the defend-
ants to compete with the Equity Pic—
tures Corporation.
JOSPDh .l. Schines, president of the
COl‘Doration. filed an afiidarit in which
he said that Carson is associated in
business with Clara Kimball Young
and is seeking to embarrass the cor-
poration 80' that he can secure Miss
Younz‘s release from contracts.
Schultz says that he is receiving $13,-
000 a year as president, which is the
sum Sanbo’rn received as former
president, and that Powers is draw-
ing the same salary that the former,
treasurer received at the time he was
elected to that office.
NEW RAILROAD FARES.
Local Ticket Office Receives Prelimi-
nary Notice;
Agents of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad have re«
ceived preliminary instructions rela~
tive to the incense in rates which is
to take effect Thursday, August 26.
but definite instructions as to the
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(Continued from Page One) .
to New Orleans by freight for 31-54
per 109 pounds. making the transmit",
tation charge on a five ounce Shift
about half a cent. The new rates will
be 32.05% per 100 pounds. 'makiflx
the charge on the same five ounce;
shirt about iwothirds of one (tellt-
The Old $1.50 shirt is selling for 83
and up.”
“Clothing manufaetured in Chicato
can now be shipped to Jacksonville
I
for $1283 per 100 pounds or less than
11 cents for a suit which with its
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OLIH'QRD PHARMACY Patent-
Bo. lam 8t.
share of the packing weighs 6 pounds-
The new rate will be 32.3815 per 100!
pounds or
. will
rates which will apply locally have
not been received here.
Until the new tariffs. or further in-
structions. are received no tickets of
any class, including {Pullman tickets
will he sold for use on and after
August -26. Supplements to the pre's-
ent fare rates will be issued for both
local and foreign tariffs and there
be a reissue of commln‘ion.
none and trip ticket tariffs. Scrip
books. will be sold at the present fares
and the present basis of detachment
of coupons to equal the cash value, of
the new fare willbe continued.
Until a new supplement for Puil~
about 14 cents on the 3 man fares is Issue! agents will make
pounds ready made, which formerly reservations only and no tickets will
was offered for 330. b
be taken home ‘t
“Coming to
rate an fresh
now cannor
for less than 860.
pounds, less than 1 cent
pounds or slightly more
per pound. Beef that formerly soldi'to surcharge in alumna or parlor , , ..
f0!“ ”cents per pound'hashsenbrinx- cars. _' g . *' . ’
ins accents. " " ’ 'q, Comatallon. m ortrip tm‘ . ‘ . , _ W
fins-r. ~§£I1um2§¢ ' ‘
be sold.
I One-way tickets or return parts of
article. of food, the tourist or other round-trip
beet from Chicago to ‘Ioid prior to August 26,
Birmingham is now 82 cents per mo, fares, presented for passage on are
_ par pmdgafter August 26 will be honored with
The new rate will be 1.665 per 13in their limits; except that‘thc‘y will
{but 1 out be sublet-l to
; 4cm
tickets
at current
requirements in respect
'_ s
will be 69 cents per 100 pounds. still
dential order appointing a new Gov-
STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M.
H. Krieger 6:” CO.
CLOSING OUT OF ALL READY TO WEAR Al?-
PAREL FOR MEN. WOMEN. BOYS & GIRLS
Practically all SHOES. PUMPS and OXFORDS: all
THE SILK AND COTTON
SWEATERS: BOYS’ WASH SUITS.
Prices are reduced to the lowest level.
at least 50 per cent. on all your purchases.
Easy Payments
DRESSES: WAISTS,
Buy now and save
BIG POTATO AND APPLE CROPS.
BOSTON. Aug. 11.——The condition
of the Aroosiock county, Maine, pota-
to crop is now ninety per cent. of nor-
mal, and forecasts 23,895,000 bushels,
accruing to the New England crop re-
port, issucd~ today. The crop else
where in Maine and New England.
with the exception of Rhode island
and northeastern Massachusetts, has
grown well, New England‘s commer~
ciai apple crop is reported heavier
than last year in all States but Maine.
Connecticut Valley onions forecast
a yield of 92 per cent. with excellent
growth continuing. Tobacco in the
same region has grown very poorly.
Hay in Connecticut is nearly a full
crop. Oats are only fair. Corn is very
poor.
NEW COUGHLIN BABY CLUE.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 11.~—Ma10r
Lynn G. Adams. head of the Pennsyl-
vania State police: Alfred I. Souder.
captain of detectives, and two other
officials. left here, late last night. for
Egg Harbor, N. J., on a fresh clue.
said to be of great importance in the
Coughlin kidnapping case. it was
stated at police headquarters cariy to-
day that. another arrest was not no
likely.
CHILERA FATAL IN KOREA.
VERA CRUZ, Aug. 11.-—Civil war
in the State of Vera Cruz is said to
he inevitable should the Federal Gov-
ernment send troops into the State to
enforce the order of Proviisonal Presi-
dent de la Huerta, dismissing Govern-
or Antonia Nave from otfice. The
Nara Government is still functioning
and has taken no notice of the presi-
GI‘IIOI‘,
SPANISH ARMY SECURES GUNS.
MADRID, Aug. 10,—Eighteen batter—
ies of 15.5 centimeter guns have been
secured by the Spanish Army from
France, and partswhave been bought
for the construction of eighteen more
batteries Of the same calibre, which
will be built in Spanish arsenals.
WOMEN MAY BE STRONG.
and enjoy life whether in the home
or businesa world if they can keep
at bay those ailments peculiar to
their sex. If every woman realized
,‘how Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound, ‘ that Simple remedy
,made from roots and herbs, goes to
(the root of the trouble and overcomes
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SHOE STORE
31 So. Main St.
SOUTH N ORWAILK
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UNDERTAKER
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Swift‘s Premium, Cleo, 1b. 370
,lttra Pins Pork, 1b., .....28c
rLsnoxSoap,2bars .13c‘
'PunciderinsgarJal. ..60c
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