‘i
- thug in despair.
New‘York. are about to retire
, carried our instructions were:
irausa
. Our 'wa York buyerzmas informed that The Libe
and ready cash, we were fortunate enoug
t on: i;
t
.3.
9‘1
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of thls
rty Clothing CbmiianyJi‘fi Broadway.
from the retail business. Knowing the class of goods that they
Spare nothing. but buy their stock. Thanks to our lucky star
h to secure their magnificent stock—hence this sale.
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BIGGEST EBARGAIN
A i ,“l ”if
“my. 1 t":
”silo ootliistg of-.$itlls.
Pants. tints and furnishings
‘for Men. Boys and Child
ren.
Women and bhiidren.
Shoes ~ for Men.
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vy i
8‘ oo Finer ATS
As we are always on the _,looko
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11".; ,4 «rs. ..i~‘ ‘L’S‘
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at and ever guarding the interests oi our patrons. we have
ample cause to congratulate ourselvesas well as our patrons on being able to secure this grand
and magnificent stock of seasonable goods. The stock was bought at half-price and we will sell
it accordingly. The most eloquent description can convey but a [glimmering idea of the mag-
nitude of our bargains at this sale.
. Whether you are in need of goods or not. the prices will create the demand. We] have
nothing but bargains. but advise you to come early. as the biggest bargains always go first.
i
MEN'S SUITS.
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS.
A'i‘ $3.95. won'ri'l t 7.00
A’i‘ $4.95, wonru noon.
CHILDREN'S SUIT8.
AT 95c, WORTH “.75.
AT $1.39. WORTH $2.50.
A’i‘ $1.95. WORTH $3.50.
Shoes or Oxfords, lace or bluch-
" ' BHOE . I .
.. _ ( si-ioss. _ S ssoas ..
For Children. For Women. For Men.
. ,n i
“also; 2 to 5, worth 750...... ..... , 40c Fine Shoes, any style desired. all i Solid Leather Shoes, lnco or con-
Shoes or Oxfords black or tan learner, worth $1.50, at one I gross, WOI'lIt 31-50. at line
since 6 to 8, worth $1.00....... one Shoes or Oxfords, black or tan. Shoes 01‘ Oxfords. lam or blush-
.IShoes or Oxfol-ds' for boys or lacc, or bluchor. nlccly ilulsbod. or. made 0: VIN kid. “0" call.
girls. black or " tan sizes 8 1_2 worth $9 00 t 103 or Russia leather, black or fan,
to 11, worth 31.25' ........... . 89c “ ' “ """""""" 3 " worth $2.00. at ............. Muir
Shoes or Oxfordg‘ for boys 0,. Sm)”: or ()xtords_ tan 0“ WW“. Shoes or Oxfords. black or tan, .
girls, am or block, sizes 12 to lure or bluchcr: a run] comfort. biuchor. love or button, mode of
5, worth $1.75 ........... ...sl.lo WM”! 2-50. at ----------------- $1.4?» vici too. patent colt. box calf.
(ioodycnr wolt, Worth $3, at...3tlt.’.
A'l'
AT
3 4.93.
; non,
WORTH
WORTH
AT 3 son. WORTH Sill.
A'l‘ $10.95. WOR'i‘ll $20.
()ur line of Men's Suits is superior
to any l‘i'nily-ninilo garments. Sonn-
nrc silk lined. All are equal to cus-
tom made. ”and made collars and
buttonhoics, hair cloth stiffening. Made
3 ii.
312.
A’l‘ $6.95, WORTH $12.00.
Any young man who desires to be
drcssed in the latest style and have a
good substantial garment should not
fail to attend this sale.
MEN'S PANTS.
title WORTH $1.25.
$1.39. WOR’I‘H $2.20.
AT
A'l‘
A'l‘ $2.95, WORTH $5.00.
Wash Suits, worth 75c, at ....... .29c
Walsh Suits. worth $1.00, at ........ 48c
Slchool soon opens. Buy your chll‘ ’
drotu‘s suits at this sale. "
KNEE PANTS.
35o Knee Pants .......... 14c .
50o Knee Pants .............. litre
st Knee Pants ......... ‘ ......... 65c
. ,oolsoon opens and your children or in vlci kid ii ht box i If ‘ ot' IiIiil'Ii clay. blue aortic, ncat miss AT 32%. WORTH 34-50-
will need shoes. Now you have an ’ ' ' g ”l “‘0“ or ”“0“” patent ““IL turns. English (‘lliiiillllt‘l‘i‘5. tliibcts, etc. A'l‘ 82.95, WORTH 85.00. BOYS' WAISTS.
opportunity to buy shoes for almost 0" patent (“0". solid and llD-lo- vicl kid. or box calf, band now . livery pair of pants is made A l and 2'1 Waista r 150
l ‘ ' ' ' l 1 \ t . . ‘ ’ , ' I)? . e. u ................... ‘
.gqrgwalf of their rtgulai price. Bill: date in Bury rospeit. north cd. black or tun, worth “.00, fit “S good as custom mudo. Any style 5W Waists .................... 250
-‘ Sin). at ....................... $1.95 m, ....... _ ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, “52.95 tlrrirt‘d. ifir Waists ........................ 39c
QUT'NG SU'TS F0“ MEN- w M ”5'5““ spams ovaneoms. MEN'S UNDERWEAR. cAps.
‘ 8 8.00 SUITS A'l‘ $3.95. (' en‘s Hose at ............... ~ic Wc have a tow s‘prlng chrco'its u". s‘htrts or Drone -.
. , ~ . . . .... . . . rs ........ lid . For Men and Boys.
”2'00 SUITS AT ”'95" gm. Mons iioso at """""""" 8c 19" MM“ ”9- 5"““I’10 m" M" “W” Tith' Shirts or ilrawors ............ 21h- MEN 8 HATS. 25c (laps at ........................ tic
‘lfilio SUITS AT ‘695. 3’9" MO!) 5 “.089 ill ........ . . . . . . .190 \V9 WIII close {hr-m (“Ii at 40 routs 7F“. QillIi‘lS Ul‘ lirawors in“. 75C “ATS AT 450. r0‘ (‘1!) at 19 .
11W Cllllill‘t‘ll'b‘ “030 ill ........... I‘t' 0“ u ‘ d n u ............ r i . $1.50 HATS AT 890 -i l. . IS ........................ C ,
M 1 . " 27w Children‘s Hose :11 ............ 12p lb 0 or. Any sluido dosh-oil. ”W liA'N AT 14'“ 7th- Caps at ,,,,,, , ........ , ,,,,,,, .390 .
ade of al wool iianncl and crush. 50,. Children's ”“30 at ........... 19c COLLARS NECKWEAR. -- - 8 . o.
Neat patterns. Pants made with belt ' . - \\‘c hnvu- them in Crushes it‘cdoras
MEN'S SHIRTS. -i-ply Ijnpn Collars ”c li‘ir Firms at ........................ nc ' SUSPENDERS.
straps and turned-up bottoms. A lino ‘ --------------- t , .. and herb“: in any Sum“. or stric dc-
slflt t0 filial u it 'u 1 lim- Working Shirts ............... 23c (.cnuitw Rubbcr Collars. ........ lfic L'm» lics at. ........................ lilo . ' ' - lilo Suspenders at ____________ it:
with l ‘ p m 5 “mar mm“ 77‘" “”38 “ml Workinrr Strtrts.....:i5r ltic HANDKERCHIEFS ...... to nor rm m ........................ 2a- ““"1' Eric Suspenders lit ............... 12c '
. 31.00 («inc liross Shirts ........... ”on lot' Lincn lianilkoichiofs 8c 75(_.1.|m at ................. ’ ..... 390 500 Suspenders at .......... 19c
BALTIMORE O. OHIO TRAIN WRECKi‘
One Women Fatally Injured and Sew.
enl Other Passengers Severely
Scratched and Bruised.
JOHNSTOWN. Pa. August Ii.—-'l‘ho
morning train from Rockwood in.
Johnstown over thc liaitimoro uml‘
Ohio Railroad was wrecked today. be.1
tween Border and it‘oustwoil. eight
miles from this city. Ono,womau
was fatally injured, another probably
no and half a dozen others so badly
hurt that they had to bo taken to llit‘
hospital, while a large numbcr were
scratched and bruised.
Miss Mabel Bench. aged 26, of Som-
erset. .Pn.. has a fractured skull, is
seriously injured internally and can-
not. recover. Miss Emma Vtcroy, of
Winder. Pu, has hcr upper Jaw brok-
En. and has serious internal injuries:
r vary in doubt. Conductor Harry
. diord has a sprained arm and a
number of bruises, but did not go to
the. habitat.
wing to a broken rail tiu- cars
ion... it track. the casino and tender
Him ding on the rails. The baggage
unr‘roiied down the long rim-n pm.
Wmeut, and finally inniloii in tho
» "9k. The monitor “Will only part Way
_ ,n "the bank. turniua ovcr hat
dugout! the tollowin; couch did not
r from the trucks. liolllg hold in
idea by a telegnrph polo. A special
atrIin was quickly made up and hurried
to the scene, carrying physicians and
nut-loll,“ in two hours nftcr the
traction ed that injured were he-
iax opted (or in the Memorial Hospital.
.
‘. A TOUCHING 8TORY.
is the saving from «tenth of the baby
, Victim). A. Eyler. Cumberland, Mil.
" , midi“: ‘At the also of ii months,
our little girl was in «inclining health,
with serious Throat ’l‘rouble.-and two
physicians gave her up. We were ni~
when we resolved to
‘I New Discovery for Con
tights and Colds. The first
a toilet; after taking tour
e 7 we» cured. rind is now in
wt Faith." Never fillls to re-
_ and cure a. cough or cold. At.
1-1. Baxter‘s drug store: 50c and
:oojuereateoil. 'l‘rlnl bottle free. “
.—
‘l’oiaeco ensue sunrise.
, ‘i‘ HARTFORD. August 3.»
-. . Bean, a building contractor of
lost by tire early today, two
, two barns, two horsee,
4 “will of hay. farming im-
[lumber and two oarloeds of
the total loss being $8.000.
insurance of $3,300. The
ed to be of incendiary or.
OUR! Fall DYIPIPOIA.
» in am. or flew Cutie.
. g ‘l filtered {or you: with
- __ ignoresreetqdlstreee
. . tried everything i
, retrain!“ helped me
and one no
OTTLIEB’
RUG SAVED WOMAN’S LIFE. 1
NEW YORK. August 3.———A run
which formed a parachute saved the
lift: of Mrs. aKto ('ictins today in :1
fall from tho tlfth floor to a ccnwut:
pnvod yard. Mrs. (lotin‘s right arm
was brokcn. She fell out of the back}
window of a tint into ii doop narrowi
urea crossed by family ciothos llucs.i
'l‘hv Wuilllill living in tho ground floor
fiat heard a thud on the pavement and
saw the corners of u largo parlor rug
folded down ovcr Mrs. Gotlns, who
lay in its ci'ntor. Su'uying oi Illi‘
tho fifth to tho third floor without
striking any obstructions until she hit
a. rug which lay spread ovcr two
clothes ilncs.
ward the mixes and corncrs of the
rug hail iloppcd against clollics IIiit'H
sufficiently to retard the piungc of the
woman in the middle of the big our:
pet.
——————--—-4-
cits-rosin
For W” and Men. .
Tilt Kind You line item Berni
8mm???” 7 , I .
KING OSCAR VISITS GERMAN
SQUADRON.
B'i‘OCKHOlM. August. ll.-—Klng ()a-
car. who was recently crcntcd n (lor-
mun admiral by Elltpomr William, to-
day visited tho, (lcrmun squadron.
which nrrivcd hcri- last night. His
majesty will give a into tonight. in
honor oi the squadron.
r
till. i
I. infill ' min. I“
thriller.
row: we. write aroma . ‘ ow
Ly ., a .I‘.. r aft. i'
“an!
. 1, r‘
b .
clothes lines nbovc showed that Mrs. i gave her from being a total
ictlns had taken a clean drop from g was one of Admiral 'l‘oiio‘s scouting
From that point down,
. .
NIPPON DAMAGED BY'SHELLS.
it Was Necessary to Run Veeseli
Ashore to Save Her From I
Total Lose. ‘
SAN FRANCISCO, August :i.~~Ad-
vim-s haw been received hcrc by thc'
mail stoutm-r Sibcria just arrived from
the ()ricnt that the iormcr 'i‘uyu Ki-
scu Kabushiki Knisha‘s iliu-r Nippon‘
was so badly damaged by sholls of the
Russian warships during the battle. of
the Son of Japan that it was found
accessory to run the wear] ashore to
loss. She
i
vessels and was the first to discover
Admiral Roienlvcnsky‘s iioot on the
morning of the great naval battle.
it was while bearing the now» to tho
JJapnni-sc hoot that the well-known
Htoiimer mot disaster.
t Ever sincc the beginning of the war
slider ships. Aincrioa and lions Kong,
i'ormoriy engaged in tiu- lrildu bur
IWi'i‘ll this city and tho ()rlunt have
boon doing duty for Japan as coir
mrtod cruiscrs and scoutshlps. From
all accounts the Nippon can bc raiscd
when slu- will again resume service on
hcr old run.
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WRON
G.
iic neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Caro lli tho ilrat signs of kidney trou-
bio, hoping It would wvnr away, and
he was soon it victim of Bright's dis-
ease. There in danger in delay. but
if Foley's Kldncy Caro in iakon nt
Oil“! the symptoms will disappear. tho
kidneys are strengthened and you are
.toon sound and well. A. it. lines, of
Liorxantown. lud., had to got up ten or
twolvo times in the night. amt had a
aim-rs backache and pains in the kid-
neys. and was cured by Foley's Kidney
Care. Sold at i’lnhitod'u Drug
Store. "
W
RAIBI NG ASSESSMENT RATES.
BOSTON. August arm-The question
of raising the assessment. rates at the
organization was to be considered to-
day at the convention of the inter-
national Catholic. Ordcr of Foresters
and it Was expected that an animated
discussion on the inane would develop.
Another matter of moment to the or-
(tor your the question of (excluding tire.
men from membership on account of
the insurance risk involved.
CORED HAY F523”! AND SUMMER
A. J.
writes: "LIE! year i suffered for
three months with a summer cold so
distressing that it interfered with my
in the Far East tho Nippon and burr
miebsum, Bai'eevlllo. lndisnn. .
I North .,
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE BOLD.
NEW Mildi‘tllti). August ii.» A llNlI
oi ltilpurluuco to tho tobacco interests
of this suction was announced today
ill llli‘ pttl'clinsc by Julius Mnrqucsuv,
of New York. of llli‘k‘Ubnch wnro
housc of .l. ituuzl and Son, of this
village. Mr. Marqui-sco‘s tobacco
business here will be looked after by
Sitcrmnn ll. tlrvcuc. formcrly of Now
Milford, and I‘i‘t'i‘lluy of Wisconsin.
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in pneumonia. Bro
zliian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried. almost without exception.
to, 25. 50c and iron bottles. The Oil
tnrd. Baxter's and i’laisted'a.
f.
O.
can. can.
no COMBINE on Tatia‘r illness
FOR us. we ARE'THE inosPEN.
osm- com. oaAtsns. GIVE us
A CALL.
AND emcee 70 as SATISFAC-
rosv.
iho Daniel Keogh boat Co.
East Norwelit. Ct.
s. 146—4. ' ‘ '
aeavlew Ave,
1.
bunlneee. i had many of the syrup
tome or hay fever, and a doctor‘s pm
oription did not reach my case. and i
took several medicine: which seemed
to only usravatn my case. Forta-
neioly l insisted upon nevins‘ rotors
Honey and Ten and it qnlok y cured
My wife has since need Foley's
m0. ’
it t.
llIIllIlii. Lilla ,
it.
ifloney end ‘Ter with the same this
I em." Sold at Ploieted's Drug
Iron. , .... . “
we ousnaurse COALI
l per ton.
at n
.souri-i INORWA’L-K '
GonoerningCoail
Do not buy Coal until youi
have seen our stock. asked our‘
price and compared both with
anything that‘s going.
We are not only selling Coal
at as low a price as any other
dealer. (possibly lower). but we
are giving a rebate to all cus-
tomers who bought coal for next
winter at a higher price than we
are now selling.
This old spot is a landmark
for good Coal and lair and
square treatment.
Best “No. 2 Nut" only $4.50
.TheferriscoaiCo.
tom Mamie.
a, HEB
HAND.
PANY'I LEHIOH COAL-
GIVE YOU GOOD VAL
ORDIR. ' ‘- .
RAYMO.
tilt ”the Lowest ~
2.000 lbsl. Guaranteed.
e
honor;
treet
.I<r~ 'I't Iii»
v .
.. in. Water Siretit,3’relephone 236473.
Public Market, 32 80. Main St.
Wood St., Tel 203.5.
John T. Hayes, 5 Main Street, Norwalk.
' Pliiiilliltili-
rats us nor “Priestess
new as emblems
owe us A ensues r
we HAVE Jusr UNLO
we as i
3 FOR
" ii
, Dana's.
W Home «tn-r mm on» . . as
" "Mitts?“ GLOAKL
TH! IIOOIIT
MMIR PIIGIi mo.
WAIB'I‘I» FORMIR PRICE. “.00.. NOW
IIVIHAL’OMALL LOTI‘TO ti
OOMI AND pl GONVINOID-d .
Wheat,
oon eroexw " ‘ .. ,,
00
, , ........................... l.
N W...........................
.... 1.
LOIS OUT AT LESS THAN BOOT.
South Nomad.
"a. “SUIT Hobart.
or .si-utlr WAIBT sum mo wate'rh m rue
Hieronv or nouwflx. ‘ '
nu. eonmn ooooe noel
we cannv rue LAROIBT
WAIITI. tie on PRIOIJMO. how
wars", to use rates. "widow sec
wmrs. roams pales. use a
WAll‘i‘I,
' (mitigates-s
the;
TIAlL YEAR.” sort wet an: in THE
voun com. 'rnAoe won The season.
0 move w our A ems erocx we HAVI ON
0 0 runs: cartoons or can con-
euemeu 1’0 e'rAv. AND war.
I ran Vt us mortar. news HAVI A TRIAL
1 e ‘
ItiNI OF WAIST! IN THI NORWALKB.
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