learetnce
Opens Thursday. July 19th, at 8 a. m.,
and continues for 10‘ days.
1‘ " - A gigantic and master move in quick stock disposition. differing from all ‘similar events ever before attempted in town. The
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clothing. Furnisings’
Hats and Shoes,
TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN COST OF PRODUCTION.
" ,This sale will beyond all doubt prove the greatest money-saving event the local public ever had the rare good fortune to
attend. Unlimited bargains that are truly remarkable and wondrous to the highest degree. Such bewildering values and the
fine merchandise will create the most unusual excitement. for never'beiore and'prObably never aglin
A Sale so Unlimited in its Scope and Stupendously Marvelous
in its Mightiness.
MEN'S SUITS. 1 “ HATS. SUSPENDERS. KNEE PANTS.
_ Men‘s Soft Felt Hats. ““""‘ ““
‘ The best of everything. All worth 75c. at ........ 45c Men's Suspenders. worth At 17c: worth 33w.
.. . Will be pleased. Men‘s Hats. worth $1.50 ‘ 25c. at ............... l so At 39c: worth 75c.
Single or Double Breast- at ................. 95c Worth 35c, at ........... 19c ,
ed, hVgnetian lined. $ Soft 0, Derby llats. Worth $7 5c. at .......... 39c CAPS.
wort 7.00. at ........ . .._._. " “"““‘
Men's Suits, worth $9. at. $23: “m“ “5“ a‘ """" $"45 BELTS. 25c. at ................. 8c
sxsm Suits at ....... .. . .,.$7.95 SHIRTS. Fine Leather Belts ------ r7c 35“" at ----------------- i9c
‘Men’s Fine Dress Suits. Men‘s Black Sateen 75c Belts. at ------------ 39c Ch‘l d . '
high- rade fabrics. Shirts. worth 5°C. at. . .29c ”m”: - l ren 3 $1 Straw Hats
worth 18. at ........ .. $9.95 Dress Shirts, worth 75c. . . SHOES“ at """" f """"""" 95c
._.__.__ at ................ '_ _ 39c Ladies Shoes. worth B , Bl _ , .
, . BOYS‘ SUITS. $1.00 Shirts at .......... 59C $l-50» at ............ 95c oys ouses and Walsts.
: "jworth 31-50. at -------- 95C ‘ $l.5o Coat Shirts. . . . . .89c Worth $3‘°°' at """" 5‘45 worth 3562 at I. """" 21c
Inh‘bt’ Worth $2.50. at. . . . . . ...$zr.45 . ~~-~ WOT‘h $2'59' at. - -' , 3‘95 Misses' and Bo 5- H
.;‘,.WOrth $4.50, at ....... ..$2.95 ' UNDERWEAR. Men‘s Shoes. Lace or ier t y os-
I Men‘s and BOYS’. worth Congress, worth 53‘ 3‘ $145 y. a ".'.'.j-‘_.; """" 8c
MEN’S PANTS. i 35c, at ............... 21c Men's Fine Dress Shoes. Handkerchiefs worth 10c
. Pants worth $1.25, at q. . 79c. Worth 75.; at ___________ 39c Vici Kid or Patent at ” ' c
;{Pants worth $1.75.at,... gscl ——~— Colt, worth $2.50. at. .$l.89 "" ' ' Q , ;_‘_ """"" 3
Pants worth $2.50. at .. .3145 I MEN'S SOCKS. Men‘s Fine Solid Leath-‘ 15c Collars. at ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ , , , 8c
Penis worth $3.00. at. . .$l.95 I we kind. at .............. 4c er Shoes. Goodyear -——--
Pants worth $3.75. at. ...$2.45 ' 15c kind. at ............ . .8c welt, worth $4. at. . . $2.95 25: Rubber Collars. at. . .l5c
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.i’I‘TLIEB’S ~
‘ ‘11 North Main Street, South Norwalk. Store Open Every Evening.
Sale Opens Thursday at 8 a. m.
aw“... ... “nun"... .W... -l. ”m...” m
. it ill in ti position to lliilrnl lllltl ill
» ‘oonrw oi the mount lntorviow oi
nbrunn l’ultloe. llonr Violllut. im-
the emperor of Auntrtll-liunxnry
a German emperor. their illiljt'll‘
titrated on tho inc-mm to mtupt
50! iii. outbreak of n rovoliition
HliiiilN ono of their rounortivu Polish "X“"imlllfl Willi“? Will"”‘“"" in ”l“ Club
tili'o t'llilliil'il rn.
“tilt audit, that Harmony}
my intention in Poinntit NEW Y0 tilt. July iti.-«~Juutio Mc-
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WW1 6“ Bout Semi;
Mitch” aside it fair norcuntlrso for your Buvlnu Ac-
’ it it here AB BOON A8 YOU Glil'l' YOUR SALARY.
“to what they burn loi't seldom draw nnlcll interout.
mama neon-wilted to putting on much in the intuit
my to main! the balance cover your orponwa. it
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enroll: Savings Bank,
'flwminwn‘fm «an Hero-inc,” ,
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W l o o . a
Another Event Given to Honor of Viv1 in?” “gag“
citing FR.“ *0 Tm. HM‘bO". Grill“! and “w“- “Mull“. ‘fe;
’l'on «ruining yachts of thofiow lin- iingiiliin Roruilu, Commodore
you Yatehi tilllb, Wol‘u roynliy outer-tilin-
od lulu evening by tho Norwuilt i'urht
Club. at the llirkory liluti club bonito.
in every way.
popular rololnt. and melodious all the tain Vfli.miiliiiiol¢lti it‘ll!
tin whistler by chariot Lililetott; Mammoth: Prim, Unpt‘fi
1. hurt- his embers oi the M l of tile been our n
it mi} onion oi the 9%“; 5- tom m M!
i not n
:m‘i‘llLiTY OF A REVOLUTION.‘wiIh urnloll‘ tort-m4 til (now iilt‘ itdc- :d‘iiil‘ tulionrtlod il'ntiift‘olilorlolw iillo iliiii'ii wnlz Hfli‘i'i‘l. which wall hiil'hii'
g , ‘ . .. . lourng on to wr o it hurt on o i~ ”mm.“ m. m. ii iii . ~lt . ’i‘ .
Jul: ”firm“. .lournni "Hwy ninn illillHiil llililN it impossible to _ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . I s on )tti l 3mm. in
Jill ) innininili In“. control "f pmm‘d‘ "m inin’od ytmiitiliuy hi (mooted l‘m ”Ml-V rommodoro oi iho Sllrllonl'n “and
llll’t‘i' unmet-om illooltiirr noting in l\'- HNIW l" NW9“ ”Will“ “WWW Yin-ill i‘lllii wno nrlmont, all well an
(‘ililt'i‘t‘l for 'lllo nmillil-nnllco of . lilo “- 1- -i“""m‘5 “W ”l“ Willi" ””1" from tho iii-oi oillrrru of tho New Haven '
nommllionu. 'i‘llu .lourmti further on 'V'NW """llm‘ NW“- Th" 90“” 3"!“i“l"i Colnmmiorv i‘lui'om-o P. Ohiiorn, oi
Hi'l'iii itlui Milli-i niulorlltnnding amounts (lily ill'ilci'ml lilo iilliii'li" “0me iv“ thn lili‘ill i'illll. was brown, or room.
in n l-t-itlllllr holy tillllint't' boiwoon tiw lew mum why tho wrli oi proiilhl' nod in hit ilt‘iiilll way Welcomed tho
tion liiiillliil not be outdo llorinnnont Hummers to ”w ilimoituliiy 0‘ the Non.
n, Emperor Nit-hoot iloliiit tui~’ .. .. um] toduy‘nilt-nriilg Willi to huvr ilotiti. walk ('lull Tm l
. l .. "“““*“" W” - . . , » . until/lites continued
drama; liféwé(“”,l‘l“‘pg;lh THAW lNgUNOTlON GAB! AD. ed wlmnlr" "fill?" “ “h"“h‘ WWW" until a into hour. when the local mem-
~ ,. , 1 OURNID. . in iorro. .' ,Ev bots wont to illoirshomea and the
b E 1-“ ~ .viriiing yachtrmo .hourdmi thoir var-
NORWALK’ welt? own would! mun mo. and 4 fed to have 6n-
5")
the best. "
material.
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,Housefurmshmg Department.
Marion's Jill'H. QUill‘lhl nlld pints, ii oz. Jolly Tumblers ........ '40 1107.. Fly Killers .... tic
.......... 56c doz. ti oz. Jelly Tumblers ...... .. 29c doz. Jar Rubbern. llny' lnuke So (102.
l in oz. Jelly Tumblers .. . . iific (102. Fly Traps ........ .......... 10c
Lightning .lnrn. quarts and pints, Il‘inenpple Eyore .. ...... 250 Fly Paper, aflihects 6c
95c (102. large Prescrviug‘Kettle $1.00 Dress Makers‘ Table .........i. Sl'lilti
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Ladies? and Misses Bathing Sluts. ,
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Our new % oi Ladies' and Mission Bathing Soils are now on ante. No better values ere eval- Offered ,Ii
. the prices we q A , Thy are made in the very host of materials. The styles are correct an
Silk Shirt Waist Suits.
We have madehpeciui prices on tho balance of our stock or Silk Shirt Waist Stilts. What We have on hunt!
we have made two prices on, $100 and $10.00. These prions are to close them out and are less than the centre!
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Papers Read at the Session Held in
Hartford. Today.
liAll'l‘l-‘(llllh .luly iii—The Silt'flllli-
meeting of the convention Oi” tho Nit-
ilonnl Association Oi Sinio liniry illiil‘
Ptlro Food Dt‘lliirlilit‘lll (The inter.
Stnto Purl-i Food Commission). Open- .
ed lit the motto] with u largo attenti-
nnco. 'l‘ilo morning. afternoon imd
owning missions will be devoted to
tho trading. of [llilli‘l'8. The address-
es of tho morning st-sslon wore deliver-
ed as follows: i
Uniform Labelling, l.. iinvil-ll. slain.
dairy and food commissioner lit Wilslt—
inuton: (‘onilir-i of Slow Laws, George
ll. li‘inndurs. Now York; (lo-Operation
lioin-‘ovn Silliv :lnd Fodornl Forms, Dr.
M. A. Scot-vii. of the Kentucky Agri-
culiurni Hovrinwni fillliioll; A ile-
Snnlo of Food Control Work in Anteri-
cil during iln- Your, llr. W. l). liibclow.
of tho llnlird Statics Drpnl‘tllloni of
Agl'lrnlillro: Review of Food Work in
lioroiun Countries. Dr. A. l... Winion.
or lilt: (.‘onllectirui Agricultural Ebert
moot Station. i
This afternoon thr topics Were The
Rights of the Consumer. Mrs. Walter
Mth. Miller. ('hilll‘lllitli or the Pure
Food (‘onunlssloln (lent-rill Federation
of Women‘s Club; The Status and
l-Jil'rt‘i ol‘ (limlllnii'izni'iin' Legislation.
P. M. llnrwood. ot‘ ilw Milsmichusriiu
Static Duiry lillrouu: City Milk Supply
lnsporiion. .i. Q. Emory. dairy and food
t-mnmisaioner of Wisconsin: The Pro
nor Silllllllllilll of Butter lv‘ltrtorios,
Mrs. Mill')’ 1.. Wright. dairy volumin-
sionor of Colorado: Wlliskoy lnvotltilzll-i
lions~ l’roi. .lnlnos M. Stu-llnrd. stole
rilelnlsi of South Diiiillltl. und 'l'llooroi-
trail and l’rnvtlrni \‘nlut- of SoCiliiod.
Household 'l‘osni for Food Adllilcrn-
lion. l’roi‘. .lulins llorlvui'i. dillry coul-
ndssionor of Mlnncsotn.
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WE ARE READY to fill your
bins with Coal for next winter.
This may seem a "far cry.” but
many of our customers are get-
ting their orders booked. We
guarantee our Coal and our price
—:-you may rely upon us every
time.
No matter where you have
bought Coal in years past, we
want you to try our Coal—and
nil—this season. We are now
getting in a line stock of fresh
mined coal—for you—ail kinds
and all good.
Till Filiis Bill in.
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"GLOVER’S llit PLACE.’
WOMEN'S
PAT. COLT Ind GUN METAL
PUMP.
cutlery rite
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RUSBIAN wits. PAT. can
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GLAZED KID, DULL QUARTIRB.
on the New Haven i
The .
Purm-
oieo; Mlmulm. ox-tlommedore Edward ‘
1“. Coin; Cork Robin, 0|!th J. P. lili-
ton; Notor, Commodore Mitchell oi the
With it rot-option, onmkrr and outor- Snrhem lload tililhlivfielt Bonnet-Com-
milligram. 1 ‘ i ‘ m it {nodal-cull. n.1,) foymgunr; lrrnnolu. 39;; . .
ti (in ii lil‘l‘ vet ll 0 ll Bl‘lliwil 0111!]!!! are 10 I”; on “new I
and in the evening an entortuinment Curtain (.liiiiortin molt; Nnitodo. IUIOITT ”Egan OANVA"
was provided. which conmrlumi seine Prat. Julian Pierre ntr 'arliu. John ’ . _ rm,
tum by‘apcllicl’ll (Mohmil‘l: millilimi lichen ion: Breton: hi. it. nutrition; .. ”I". won“ and
selection: by Joe Walton-oi Bridge Flight“ imam vaginally; Kenna. . M
pol-t: none: by John w. Wehie. the Prat. Edward impala; appetizers» ‘ W
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TRISTRAM so HYA'I'I', N’ORWALK, CONN.
PURE-FOOD COMMISSION. ‘ V 1" ‘ " . . . . " .‘
. must secrecy, in the resonator GrandiComoony, oi hilarity. and onion w
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H. W K‘RI‘EGER ~& co”
WEST WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK. ,
Closing Out Now!” ‘
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for‘ i
9 Cent‘s
Worth $3to $4.
cont: QUICK
AND'l’iCK OUT THE BEST.
w H.K.Ri-EGER & co. ‘
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«I oton Paint Hotel!»
Now oven for the Season of lllllfi. ‘
Shore Dinners it Specialty, Dancing. Boating. Bathing and
other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties. .
Vaudevili daily at 3:30 and 8:30. .
Roller Skating every ailernoon and Monday. Tuesday and
‘ . Friday evenings.
Danton,r Wednesday, ‘l hursdav and Saturn iy Evenings.
: Mills Mildred Haggard. who on iron.
BURIAL OF GRAND DUKI‘ “it.
mutt. location with the Odette 'i‘yler Oom‘
MOSCOW. Jilly tile-width the' ob; puny. lull joined the Mutant! Levy 3
tinker continuum n xia, Boris nndghenrnair‘todcy. The personnel ot‘tho‘ ‘
Dimitri ihil‘Gl‘lnd. Duchess minhsttl new company in u very fine one-ma - ;'~
and u in: faithful retainer» the body. they are by for the but troupe iii no -
at Grandma Bernice. Mom u-g torn and note a pie in: at popular
nus-lnngd herein the 9 [onion at a trim to visit he wniln in my
mm 1'» till until“ ., W 1“
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