Prices Lower _ Shoes Mens Dress or Work Shoes, Wondrous to the highest Degree. tion of the manufacturers’ cost. Bargains Greater than Before. than Ever. News is w *- Sleek lieen Marked Ilnwn ilgain. This means greater surprises in value giving and a new series of sensational plan of enticing bargains. SUITS. :1 W, Clothing rs sold during this Great Clearance Sale at a hair K . Men’s Shirts nos. a and s onza'r'ra annotate. i 1.... BLACK DRESS GOODS. , . L1. We have- always made a specialty of Black Dress Goods. and the values we otter this season are better than ever. offers choice of the beat fabrics made. eLAeK cuevto'rs. 2 _ ' ILACK moualae ANo BRILLIAN rules. 1 .. sLAck PANAMA. [BLACK TAMIBE. A Black Dress, Skirt or Jacket should be a part of eVery woman' a wardrobe. Our Black Goods Stock "1.1 1 1 BLACK VOILES. ILAOK IROADCLOTHS. BLACK WOOL CREPE DE GHINE. SILK WARP AND ALL WOOL HEN- RIETTAB. BLACK BATIOTE. ‘ Housefurnishing Department. Nickel Tea Kettles No. 8 Wash Boilers, copper bot- toms ............ G.aiv Foot Tubs . 950 Round Wash Boilers 260 No. 6 Parlor Brooms 19c 31-00 Gas Toasters 26o Mops complete 190 title 3 Pkgs. of Toilet Paper ..........lOc Flat icons, per lb. 3:: Chamber Pails 29c Good Whisk Brooms 9c Gas Burners, complete 290 ,e TRIS-ram a HYA'I'I', NORWALK, court. Post Cards. IIO ASSORTM‘fiNT OF NORWALK E August Magazines NOW ON SALE. NOVELS .............. 100 AND 25: NM. 1.111111911111115 MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 134 Washington St. Agent for Crescent Laundry. .1 . were "'75, at out d‘tm No 1~Mene and Youths‘ Stilts, formerly $6 and til Close‘ toFSAi‘l‘: 2:939 Shirts were 50° " h s . $1.45 $2.50 590 , ,“ ‘ Shoo§ hot 2—Men’s Suits, formerly sold at $8. at ,1 Hose ‘ . or Oxfords for men, $5 95 lilgllteoPTgr were the and Patent Leather. Vicl Kid or ‘ic ut ' Box Calf. were 33. 00. how at ‘ 1‘ ' $1 95 hot 3—Mcn 11 Suite. formerly sold at $10, at 60 ‘ ‘ $5 95 :I; :' . ,: .i ’ ‘ ‘ .. Shoes Lot emblems Suits. tormerly sold at $16. at Men S underwear ‘ . Ladles’ Tan or Black, were $5 95 All colors. were before 500 before 82. new at I and the, at ’ . $1 29 3590 _ Men’s Pants and Bous’ Suits. 1 _ I , Meh' 9 Pants worth $2, at. ............................ .. 98c , . ' MOI] S underwear Men's Prints, worth $1.60 at ................ ...... 31.45 Bous wal\ts All 39c Underwear on sale, Men‘s Pants, worth $4. at .. ....... . ....... ... ...... . ...... $2.45 Boys‘ Wnlata and Blouses. at Boys” Suits. worth 82, at .............. . ....... .. ........ 98c Were 390.110W_ Boys’Suits.worih $3.111 ............ $1.45 190 Boys‘ Suits, worth :3, at .............. ' ................. 32.15 190 GOT TU. 11 NORTH MAIN STREET. areas open av :av svsmue. .s Loaders of the Workmen Have Pre. vented a strike. . ¥EKATERINOSIAV Russia July r—There is very great agitation on; the workmen in this lndust1ial ct but the leaders thus far have fully prevented a strike urging . th necessity for continuous work on- «j the signal is given from Moscow 1.; and St Petersburg. At Yuaovskn and Yekaterinodar, however, without waiting for the gen- eral signal, muny factory and mine workers have struck . The foreign consuls at Yekuterino- at v have made representations to r governments regarding the no utility (or protecting foreign subjects, foreign managers of mills hav- 3 been attacked during the last week. A German manager was shot with a revolver and killed while leav- in: his factory, a Belgian manager on " do“ death through the intervention . of I policeman whom the workmen Ilia dead and 11 French manager was compelled to flee under menace of :‘i‘ee garrison here has been reinforc- ed by a detachment of drugoous. WWARSAW July 30.——Wbllc the (3!:th of Wiianow. a suburb of War- m. was filled with worshippers today. an unknown person outside begun lir rapidly with a revolver. A panic wed, church services wurc broken good the congregation. in 11 wild to escape, crowded on board 11 i‘. boat which sunk. drowning iivc . WJPE’I‘RRSHURG. July 10 w’i‘hc “tint official telczrumn from Poitnvn. Little Russia. where a serious out- break occurred Joly Sit in the First 13 itflion oi the Sci/ski ltcnimont nay OM" hos lwcu icalorml but the ”all oil! shrouded in considerable ry. Nevertholono enough is known to entabiiah the loci ihni 11w troops used machine 11111111 their mutinoun comrades. ‘ Ilohe is enough to create 11 deep Idiot! in the army senerniiy. . Stolypin has not abandoned “noticing public man outside litmus spheres to enter 11 re- hubinet and carry out his “sirens handed reform.’ . with M. (luchkoff d 011111111. Hayden are 19min i W1 will 'earn a helpful . & ‘er ‘1""""i‘“" ‘ finch AGITATION lN aussrA. still in progress. II EXponsee. find you ever noticed how fast small expenses count up and how ‘ many or them look next day? . small savings count up inst as fast. yes. faster tor if die are add FOUR percent to them. attain; small sums regularly you will soon have a seed- The final refusal of men enjoying the full confidence of conservative public opinion to co-op crate with the premier would lender his task of even measurably purifying the country almost hopeless. A mob of 2.000 workmen completely gutted a brewary on the Sc hlnssclbiug read here last niliht Before a detach- mutt of Cossacks sent to dlnpcrsc thorn arrived the men destroyed Drac- ticnlly cverything, l’rcmlcr Stolypln has issued a cir- cular to the governors instructing them to employ cvcry moons to com- pcl the payment of the taxes new fall lug due, as well on the nrreurages. The central committee of the Social licmocrnts hns bccn hastily summoned hcrc from tho provinces. it has been formally decided to support the action of the revolutionary groups last week in pushing the upitutiou for a general strike nnd uprising. The Social Demo cruis' ccntrul committee in its resolu- tion announces that the aim of the revolution is to secure a constituent tis- ecmbly of the Russian people to ductile ou the future form of government. M. Alindin. who was leader of the (lrmrp of Toll in the outlawed Parlia- mcnt. has arrived hcrc from London. whore he went to attend the confor- cnce of the interphrlinmentury Union. but he is carefully concealing his whcrcnboula. ST. PE’i‘ERBllthG. July lid—The rumor in circulation lnNi night that (lencral 'i‘rcpoif had been assassinat- 11d turns out in be as baseless rut the rcpurl lo the same effect Which was current early last. week. MR. GARLAND CANNOT RECOVER. HANOVER. Muss” July lid-”No hope for ultimate recovery." was the lilt'iiiiimt‘ coutnlncd in the official bul- l1-lili issued today by Dr. i1. Vernon things. at whose home James A. (lar- l1111d. of New York. is ill with pncumo 11th. The built-tin said that Mr (lar- l11n1i had passed 11 comfortable night. REAL ESTATE IALEB. William F.1riaswall to Arthur J. Caldwell and wire. house and build- lnns, (‘rnnhury. Humucl Taylor to William Shay and wire. land and buildings. Wdrlsh ave- nue. Wur. llevl Jones to Milton Ellwood. build- ing lot, Rowan street. War. You can begin with a addition to your salary. deer uncut AT oncnr 'Norwslk Savings Bank. am: 1 as; 41,.»th *— iCE SITUATiON BETTER. New Source of Supply and Famine wed STAMFORD. ".luiy' 30.——-The ice sit- uation in Stamford seems to be grow- ing better. and assurance may now be given that there will be no famine hcrc. Arrangements have been made by Henry Provost, of the Diamond ice Company which insures the company a sufficient supply to carry it through the month of August and along into September. Jeremiah Klinetelter has an amount in storage snfllcient to car- ry him through the hottest part of the summer. “We have Just made arrangements with eastern parties.” said Mr. Pro- vost. last. week. utter his return from an lce~huntlng expedition. "whereby we may have ice enough to carry us through August and perhaps Septcmv her. Tbc situation is now a good deal better and i don't think there Will be anything like an ice famine here. Of course people will have to practice economy. and of coursc they won't got all the ice they want. but on the whole 1 think we now have the situation well in hand." Mr. Provost said he did not look for any further advance in the retail price of ice here. There are three price at. present. The wholesale price (or the saloons and butchers who take large amounts is 40 cents per hundred pounds; druzgists and boarding house keepers pay 50 cents per hundred. and the family trade 110 cents. According to Mr. Provost. there is likely to be an advance in the wholesale price, from to to 50 cents. There seems to be no reason now why the rest of the scale should be changed. . “The retflgerntor houses here how made arrangements to secure a suiti- oicnt supply of ice to keep them out of an embarrassing situation. it mus announced Saturday. it. it. Hoit's foresight to being brought out well this summer. Some years ago Mr. liolt equipped his butcher shop in Main street with a cold morale plant. it serves to keep his meats anti same in better «late of preservation than ice could. and in addition gives him ice enough every day to has the itch. Mr. Holt makes between 2 and 1100 pounds of block ice daily, and is practically independ- ent of the ice man. ma... OATURDAY IAiLlNG RACII. ’i‘he sailing chess satnrday at the Norwalk Yacht Club were not as lar iy entered as had been expeted. 'l‘ e Marguerite was the only one in her. ' class to enter. A brush was expected between the Little Joe and Wallace iitrohmsier‘s Critic. but stress of mother compelled the Critic to put to anchorage as she was leaking quite badly. The Little Joe went over the course alone in .her class and the Marguerite alone in hers. OACHID IV tel Tones. . iienislnin Porter. a weliuknown " South Norwaik lee man. had his leg m am pm ’ severely cashed by 11 it of ice tea s. I? Washi It» " Ne indeed. aster-day. The transfer was dressed'st 'tito hospital W Dr. W. 1.1111101 . remap/1 . . 4 - V ' “WW“ boiler at the l. sourH NORWALK. court...- KrLLso sv aortas EXPLOBION. MRS MTARLOV Twenty Workman injured in Accident! at Vinesnnes. ind.. VINCENNES ind" July lid—Harry Borders and ’Lflayctte Lichey were killed and twenty other workmen were injured today the explosion of a d of thc Vincenncs Paper Mills Company. The 'propsrty loss is “5,000; 0f the injured the most badly hurt is Charles Connors. who was blown fifty feet through the air. The boiler was hurled through the roof of the boiler house. Falling 100 test distant it badly damaged the Harrison mansion. home of William Henry Harrison. when he was never- hor of the Northwest Territory. CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MUD ER. BALLSTON N. Y.. Jilly 30.-—-—Ti mothy 0’ leery was arrested by the Mechoulcvillc police last night and was held today to await extradition on a charge of attempted murder pro forced by the authorities of Worces ter, Mesa ENTERTAINMENT AT THE KNOB. A very tlnc entertainment has been arranged for Wednesday evening at the Knob. The artists to appear on this occasion will beCharlee 1e Dickerson. the well-known Bridgeport humorist. and the Crltcrlon Quartet. also of Bridgeport. . W 11111 11 111113 11 COFFEE We have the goods. both: the largest importing retailers in the country; We are able to site our customers coifeo one-quarter to onedhird better than the same mood; will buy anywhere else. 0111- 261: a pound Mocha and Java” tip the scales on any you can buy else- 7 where for 3511.. , it's a perfect blend and produces delightful beverage. Tea Co. 111s Washin'un it. ‘ Io. Nomik. Neat Deer-to W. Wile. Oil-4. minnow ‘2'; l The Union Pacific accuses CAS 1 new WELLINGTON Standard Visible Typewriter. i 1 Balance may be 1] on easy terms. 'rrtsi solicited. or further particulars. address ThWIIBIII Mil CO ”IBM-7N.Y.Clty NOTICE. ‘ THE SALE! STABLES FORMERLY IOONDUOTED BY THE LATE MAX TARLOV. CONNECTICUT AVENUE, WILL BE OONTiNUI!‘ BY ME AT THE GAME PLAO‘. .. .-. m... .» .. a we --_.._..-.. -... ‘i..i i i i i. BUY RELIABLE COAL of a reliable concern, quality at a reliable price, and have the coal delivered by reli- able men. It is not too early to put in your supply for the coming win- ter and by so doing get ahead of the rush that is always on in the fall. You are safe in buying at present prices—and there is no cost better than can at any price. New telephone number 6511-. iii 1111111111 in. wwwvwi "Glenn's ”rut rune: LADIIO'. MIOOIO’ AND CHILDREN'O OXFORDS. FOR MIN AND WOMIN, $11.00 and $5.50. get reliable ’ .“WEAR Sims "iii ill": 7 H. KRIEGER & co WEST WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK. The Greatest of all July Sacrifice Sales is nowtyofn'a an at our big store. This sale was not gotten up for the purpose of taking the .Vi‘public. We await uour opinion antLver- diet. We want pen to comic and take advantage of. our great offer- ings This is an event of .a life- time. H. 1111112111511 1. co. Don’t let money slip through your fingers without spending it where it brings the best returns. At this store you will always find honest clothing values. You will 1.1.1. no mistake in buying your clothing and furnishings here. GET THE HABIT-00 TO ‘ The Copyright 1‘. letting 00., 6 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT. IOUTH NORWALK, CONN. HARRY O00 DWIN, Mir. . w r n on “that _= )n-‘J-i an”... «a .. ”we “law, .. ’ i e searinnr'waur ADS‘ifi’A’Y.
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