"illustrated byGod’s love to
nulovoly. and unlovable, was ably
'7. ted. Theaixtyminute serviceiu
Wetsuit)!” made specially inter-
m-byexocllent music rendered by
choir ands short, earnest sermon
" ' thennbject announced. "The Indi~
‘ W010!!! Lives."
f th"anniyersaryof the orgaui.
“the society at large, next Sab-
. Marianne at the East Ave-
' nethoaiet Episcopal church. The
"lumewillbeonsof special inter-
unfit the “choir in an opening praise
.4 lira. _ElizaA., wits oflIenry Barrio
”bray, died last nixht at her home;
70 iaple avonno. Site was in the seven-
3mty‘yesror her age. About three
.magoahe had astrokeof paralysis
The funeral will be held tomorrow after-
? noon at 2:30 olclock, from herlste home.
_L——.——.—-
G Hopkins and Station Agent
Willfiffieer started for New York on
a tuhdein, Sunday. They met with an
. accident which wrecked their wheel and
' injured both of them severely. Hop-
kins has a sprained arm.
‘ ' The funeral of the infant son of Wilbur
' , waldron, of East avenue, who died
this morning,. will be attended from the
house afternoon at 2 o clock.
Rev. E. .Smi mlth will oftlciiit'e.
a.
Miss Phoebe mien, of Prolapse:
young friends, Saturday? afternoon. «in
'urda
A ‘ ’Ep‘worth League will celebrate ‘
Alanguechorusoffortyvorcesh
street, entertained a gm ofher urged
Stlnstmanflelleekinforms'i‘he Senti-
no] that he has given instructions to
have the Sauxatuck road repaired at
Thane- Lent will lead the Epworth
league religious meeting tonight. The
subject will be "Christ Our Guest.”
Joseph 13. Ross, of New York, spent
, Sunday with his parents, Mr. unern.
David Rune, of Hill street.
f
Pointstreet, has returned home from a
visit' in New York city.
AMI-n. M. B. Fisher, who moved to
Danbury umonth 380. has returned to
VanZandt avenue.
The annual meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company will be held
tonight.
Eben S. Busted', of VanZandt avenue,
spent Sunday in Stamford.
Clidord St. John sailed over from
Bridgeport, yesterday.
looting of a. cancer League. ‘
The meeting of the Citizen's league,
tomorrow nixlit,=in the South Norwalk
Council chamber, promises to “be one of
the most interesting ever held by that
organization. The topic for discussion
is“0ur Duties and Privileges in Maui-
cipal Adairs." It has been the aim of
the committee appointed to arm for
this meeting to providea programs
thatwill bring out especially, the re-
spective duties of the citizen the of-
fice-holder and of the office-holder to
the citizen. A set débate, with disput-
ants on either side, will be bad on the
resolution, “That it is the duty of the
citizen to accept oflice." A number of
. prominent men of NOS-walk have agreed
to give short talks on the following as-
pects of the question: The office-holder;
his motives for
his relations to, the people. The duty of
the citizen toward the ofl‘lco- holder; by
way of. support»; ,by way of criticism.
Members of the League are especially
at be mwithout iaii.
tron. “‘5
Hrs. Sylvester Lockw00d. of Fort -
accepting office; ,-
and give as
it 3"
some food, he sure
Secured.—'Cunvasser—Let me show
you this new check protector. It makes
_it impossible to raise checks— Bus-
iness Man—My dear sir, I have a
check protector which fully answers
my requirements. Canvasser—Indesd?
What kind is 11’ Business Man—4t in
the size of my bank balance
BETTER THAI BAII IIS
You couldn't make
a better investment
of x,monexfiE than 0‘bfithe
NONI). Soot or unset.
They I)‘don't rust.
moths don’t tthem
they don't actuate
In value to any rea-
sonable extent and
you can always rea-
on them very
nearly their talus.
-' , 0 make nonpres-
ents or heirl endure Iways excellent
collateral. Wu you want first-water dia-
moods or jewelry go to
Homer: 3. ‘Hovr's
Nothing can .beeribstitdted for
the Royal Baking Powder
No other leavcning. agent will make such
light, sweet, delicious, wholesome food. ‘
‘ If some grocers urge another baking pow-I
dcr upon you, it is because of the greater
profit upon it. This of itself is evidence of the
superiority of the “Royal. ” To give greater
profit the other must be a lower cost powder,
and to cost less It must be made with cheaper
and inferior materials, and thus, though selling
for the same, give less value to the consumer.
To insure the finest cake, the most whole-
Royal Baking Powder is accepted by you.
Janey: and Opticakture, L:
’ mural-en...
good results.
that no substitute for
‘ n
The ministcn Parson Dwoneyconch,
was at dinner with the Challis ‘ family.
Johnny spoke up and said: ‘ “Can a
church whistle?" "Why do you ask,
Johnny?” said the clergyman, kindly.
"Because pa owes 812 back pew rent
and he says he is going to let the church
whistle for it."
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49¢
The Most
DRY GOODS
STORE.
8 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK.
BLAZER SU
BLAZER SUITS
BLAZER SU ITS,»
'calino; pricefl. 50.
BLAZER SUITS,
with silk; price 89.00
BLAZER SUITS,
BLAZER SUITS,
BLAZER SUIT
BLAZER SUITS,
EW
GLASS-
WARE.
BEST
VALUE!
“'11 _V .
of navy blue serge, jacket made with large sailor collar,
of Black IIll wool serge, full skirt, lined with porculinc,
of Black all wool sci-gm]
full five yards; price $10
of him k cboviot, skirt and jacket bot
THE STAR BICYCLE SUI IT
The suit of the season for bicycle riders,
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Ladi'es Separate Skirts' In plain and figured Brilliantine,
HOUSEFURNISHI NG DEPARTMENT.
Spoon Holders, Sc; Four piece Table Set, 300,
|PNATTERNS Sugar. Sc; Covered Butter, 8o; Nut Dishes,8c
‘;lOc Shell Pickel, 5c; Handle Jellies, 12c.'1‘liisis_a good duality of ware and not the cheap kind which
is usually sold at a low price.
We have just received our 2nd shipment. of F anionsim Stoves and can furnish them' In any size.
LADIES’ CAPES AND SUITS.
We have waived within the lustfew drip"J an entire new line
They are part of the stock of one of the s
on ity, and the workmanship is
t manufacturers In
flint-class
of navy blue, all wool serge, jacket trimmed with small pearl buttons, skirt full 0 yards,
jnclfot trimmed with small buttons and
I
Surges
% gallon Pitcher,
:Burry Bowl; So;
I
I
I
I
I
,
of LADIES’ READY MADE SUITS
the country. The materials are good
of strictly all wool, gray and brown’ mixtures. skirt cut full, 5 yards wide. porcalino lined and bound
with velveteen. blazer out in the latest style, half lined with silk; price ‘8. 50.
01 fine covert clolh, full skirt, porcaliuo lined, jacket half lined with silk; price 98.5.0er $10.
lined with per-
full skirt, lined with pcrcalinofjuckct half lined
Venetian bound, jacket half lined; price $7.75.
braid, lined with changeable silk, skirts
of 4fine quality block serge, Jacket trimmed with small buttons and lined throughout with silk; price
In lined throughout with silk, price $18. 50.
made In :1 var. oty of cloths, with leggius to match.
, (‘Iioviots, Crcpons and Storm Borges.
---0I L STOVES
180.; 1 pt. Cronin Pitcher, 80: Covered
Cake Solver-II, 15c; 10 in Bread Plates,
. I .t...-...- _.._..--..EEE
LOWES'I'V
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
’lRADE with us and 3011 will FEEL THE SlME.‘
' We have now in‘ stocked.
. homo! the thirteenth Wired”? of “ .~ Iain awn sacrum ‘ " ‘ . }Ever Shown
'lierbirth ' —.—__—_ At them tingof the Central Union , H HOV (' til \i‘ ’h Completa{ ‘ Th INC"; 1
J Eflnnter the PM or of King's Daughters, held on Saturday, “ ' " “ V l . . - Line ofl IS | y
partitioned on m, 8,0,, 1,, if: 3:: iutheConiri-étiational chapel, 'Norvi‘ulk, J. D.’JENNmGs;‘ I,” I 1,315} $19,753:, ,
block, “111““.le cream saloon “£9 {0110“538 officers were elmled? UNDERTAKER. . , ‘ ’ . . . . . ‘
’3:,_ President, Mrs. 'r. K'. Noble, vicebpresi- Menu-18m ‘B‘y trading pith" #5 3,011 \\ Ill alums get the best with prices «unrantecd , 1 . ‘
1" ‘ ‘ ""“ "" ”l Ens Sate dent, Minn Helen Ciirtis: recording 800- Norwalk . ‘ . Conn. " ‘ ‘7 ’-‘ ‘ ’ ”— ‘3- 3
Am wasfouudin tavenue, retury, Mist mm Mun-in: correSpond- opp Sum: Railway Depot
use looking intothe windows meet-rem Miss Jessie r. Jennings, amines-cs mm sum. The wheel, Aluminum Rims FR AN Cl & CO 86 W‘sifilkGJ3531““'
Mon-ammo neisbbérbood indebt- treasurer, n... A. J. Mee.ker -~ rmmseerrnn mo- Emmi-mum
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if 5, .” u“ , .r ff 4 - ._
Lea ers of FashIon an
t-w’
T's ea
w PrIces
$37 pa
Men’s Suits.
Perhaps
you are
one of
the lucky
ones that
have
benefited
by opr
recent
. wonderful
; sale of
' 7 men's all
wool suits
I as
advertised
04.90
Certainly
the most
remarkable
value
ever given.
If you
think we
are not
ahead of any other clothing house
in town, just drop in and ask to
see these suits.
at $13.90.
Better ones at 86.00
Still better at 87. so
Very popular fabrics at creme
Nobby sheets for trace
The very finest at 8I5.oo
Perfect fitting and splendid rail-
oriug and our guarantee is that if
you can equal our low prices eiih
er in this or any other city, we will
refund your money. Furthermore
vi: will make right an dissatisfac-
tion at any time, for I you are a
customer of ours we appreciate it
and do all we can in every way we
can to satisfy every wish and want.
“I
Top Coats.
No more
dressy
and
well-made
garments
were
ever seen
in this
city than
our
beautiful
line of
young
men's top
coats
and
the price
about
half
that or
former sca-
sons.
The tone
and style of our whole clothing
stock surpasses any goods ever
seen here before. Absolutely tail-
or mndc and ready to Wear
Trousers.
We have never been :-
ier greparcd to sarIsfy
the stidious than right
now. Cut and fir are the
telling points in trouser
making, and they have
had our very best care.
Try elsewhere, then come
to us and fit on a pair of
ours; the test will result in our
favor every time.
Price for the wear resisting kind,
Lootocmoo
Price for the business kind, 8:
to 83.
Price for
to 05.
the dressy kind, .3
Shirts
seem hardly necessary to mention
for we have to fill in our sizes
every week In consequence of the
surprising demand, end it seems as
though every man in town knew
that we keep only one make, the
United Brand, best by far, in fit
and lowest In price.
_— Hats
That you
know-arc
made
especially
for us right
here at
home and
sold at
slight
advance
above the
factory costs
uuonmivrran.
swam-rams
HOSIERV,
JEWELRY,
Hauounnomnrs.
GLOVES, ‘
ncoxwuan.
The kind you want at prices you
want to pay.
LAY ASIDE A LIT-
TLE MONEY.
We have a bouncing hot weath-
er bargain in the way of a surprise
for you. Some of these warm days
we will make a dash and advertise
something you will sure to fancy.
Be prepared with a little spare
cash, to take it up quickly, for our
advertisements are read and there
is: always a quick response, the
people know us and our ads.
Byithe Buy.
If your buying mood Is on forclotlro
ing and furnishings with a dash of
interest for boys‘ goods, we'd like
to-talk it. over with you In a money
making way for both of us. We
are in such close touch with the
market that we can quote protit- ,
able prices that would cause our
competitors to think. Come and
talk over our prices and make com-
parisons; don't wait until Saturday
though, because every salesman
has about three customers at a
time, and all in (I hurry. Remem-
ber all our advertisements are ex-
act truths, and they reflect the en-
ergy we are putting into the busi-
ness in your interest. We are on-
titled to a hearing and will save
you dollars.
Our stock is absolutely fresh; the
product of the new. Its beauty is
unmerrcd by _anything that sug-
gests the day of Metimsclolr or the
hands of the sweat shop. When
we sell a customer anything, no
matter what the price, there Is a
mutual understanding, that goes
with the purchase, that the pun
chaser has gotton his money's worth
If he hasn't he has only to mention
it, and suitable remuneration will
be made.
The way the wind blows is not
more easily determined than is the
direction for Ihc best bargains in
clothing.
W. A. BENEDICT 8t CO.,
Non'valk and 80. N orwulk.
Our Catalogue.
You may have seen it; ifnot,scnd
for it. The boys' business is our
special pride, and the boys, who
will soon be men. are always with
us.
“Sailors.”
The always popular suit for
boys—age 4 to I2 years. A
variety of styles of trim-
mings and embroidered
. stars,nnchors,elc.,in colored.
,“silk. Red cloth trimming
on blue and soutash or wide
braid is allowed—n novelty
is the reversible shield piece
blue one side and red on the other.
Blue serges, fancy diagonals, mixed
worsteds and wash goods.
"No Vest.”
The double breasted style
of jacket suit has already
shown itself to be the really
popular style for this season.
It Is a sensible style and .
most boys likes plain “easy
to take care of” looks. It is
particularly adapted to the
nobby showing of new For-
eign fabrics and is sometimes made
with patch pockets if the goods
selected will admit of it. Single
breasted suits will not be used
much except thc'finc, neat fancy
worsteds and soft cassimeres for
semi-dress. Scotch and domestic
cbcviots.
The Tuxedo,
For boys; just like the
'men's suits, full dress,prop.
or for evening wear or danc-
ing school or parties. To
. be worn wiIII dress shirt,
standing collar and bow.
Black worsted dress suit.
ing, silk lined coat and vest
and trousers of same mater-
A trial will convince you that
inl.
, A Fad.
It may, perhaps, seem odd to buy
ladies' summer waists in a store
devoted to men's and boys' wear,
but ladies' waists-arc made by the
same people that make men's neg-
Iigce shirts. We are proud of the
quality and style of the goods made
by the “United Shirt and Collar
Company,’ and have added their
Iar c variety of lzidics' summer
waists to our stock—Abate arc oth-
ers—but the ladies quickly see
which are right, and they (the
ladies) talk, and that is why within
a it cck we have put in large dupli-
cate orders on them.
Detachable collarsalhink of it!
Buy the Ivaist,und then any style of
popular men's collar you fancy;
bright idea,isn't it? And the prices:
mum's, 98o
ESTELLE, 93o
ransv, sl. so
Gloves.
Our reputation on this line of
goods Is the highest and we aim to
maintain the loud. Every pair of
we give a full dollar' 5 worth for'fglovcs we sell are warranted m. cry
100 cents.
‘ way.
Suspenders.
Me n seldom
talk aboutthcir
suspenders, but
if they did the
whole town
would be telling
about those we
are having such
a run on, at 25
and see.
A lucky purchase for us, and a
treat for our customers.
Half Hose.
You read in the papers the ads.
of "Shaw-knit" half ’ hose. The
makers know their and merit and
spend thousands of dollars :Idvcr-
tising them. The quality and price
is right—that's why we have them.
Business' Is business, but charity .
in busmcss iS either a humbug or
a mistake.
Neckwear.
That is simply irresistible. The
new shadeso green and red, and
shapes that are dreams of beauty.
Umbrellas.
A good umbrella for any price
you cum: to name.
Collars.
The kInd that the laundry can’t
wear out. Made of the Very best
quaIIiy of linen and the newest
shapes, perfect fitting, really the
kind you want. 15c each; or,
2 for 25 etc.
Cuffs the some quality.
”—
W. A. BENEDICT 8: COMPANY,
l9 Main Street, Norivalk.
Washington Street, 80. Norwalk. ;
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