When Decoration Day comes and you start on your outing you'll certain-
.Iy Hint a nice Suit. We are prepared for this demapd. Our line consists
"of all the latest graye, In light and dark. Plain blue serge, blue on blue.
~ In tub or three pieces. cut on the newest models for only 07 and $10. Don't
as: some one 315 when you can get the some for so less.
Get the Habit. Go to the
yright Clothing Co.
ioun DAILY TOPICS and names.
' VII CELL OUR GOODS 0N MERIT AND GIVE OUR PREMIUMS FREE.
I
i
Best Borax Laundry Soap ................ 6 cakes for 250
Full strength Ammonia (quart bottle .. .................... 150
5 pounds line Table Salt (per bagl .................................. . 100
Star Laundry Starch (ti pound box) ....................... . ........... 200
Tees, with fine flavors .................. . ................... from 35c up
Sauces. daily roasted and ground ........................... 25, 30 and 350
Butter, Elgin Creamery, per pound ................................... 27c
.. IN OUR PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
A handsome Parlor Picture ........................ Free for 10.00 Trade
A lame Piazza Reed Rocker ........................ Free for $15.00 Trade
A Carpet Sweeper (best make) ..................... Free for $15.00 Trade
A Bench Clothes Wringer ............... Free for $25.00 Trade
'The Boston Tea. _& Coffee Co.
13 North Main Street,
Telephone
South Norwalk,
Call 336-6.
SATURDAY.
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
TemCofiee, Baking Powder, Spices,
In addition to usual checks.
SUGAR
I‘L
25 lbs. $1.22
20 lbs. 980
The Union Pooilio Too Do.
106 Washington St., So. Norwalk,
Pho e 655
e.
00
2.
I.I,I,I,I.I,I I I I I I I I:I:I2I'
10 lbs. 49c
5 lbs. 250
Next to Post Office.
livery.
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BASEBALL GAM E8 IN
Mystic Chains Beat Nutmeg Club.__
“The Nutmeg Club baseball team and
the Mystic Chain team crossed buts
Memorial Day morning on the, Overlook
Seileck Military Academy diamond in
East avenue. The Mystic Chain nine
won by the score of 10‘ to 8 in it
hardly contested, though loose contest.
Meeker and Eckluud were the Nutmeg
Club battery.
Winnlpauk Wins and Loses.
The Winnlpauk baseball team dis-
posed of the Lincoln Athletic Club
nine. of Bridgeport, at Winnipauk yes-
terday morning score, of ll) to 4. Smith
and Knorr carried off the battery ho.
born for Winnlpauk.
. The Winnipauks found the Bryant
Electrics, of Bridgeport, a hard nut. to
crack for their after-neon game. The,
Bridgeporlers won by the score of 4 to
2, despite the fact that the might Jack
McGrath did the twirling for Winni-
pauk. Jack pitched a good game for
his team but was not aswellsupported
as his opponent, Wilson. The Bridge-
porters had a Very strong team, seve-
ral of the players being former stars
on the Graphophone nine, a star aggre-
gation of few years ago.
RETURNED FROM EUROPEAN
TOUR.
Miss Marjorie Bishop, of Holden
avenue, Miss Ella Hill, of Dnnbury
and Tavern island, and Miss Fannie
Corey, by whom they were accompan-
ied, arrived Wednesday night on the
White Star liner Oceanic from a four
months' tour of Europe and had a
"Very fine time. None of thc party was
Seasick on the trip over or back, Yes
tertiay they came to Norwalk by auto-
mobile und today. accompanied by
Miss Bishop's Father, William T“. Bis-
' hop, are on an automobile trip to Dan-
' bury.
At Dorlon’s Point.
There were many visitors gt Land-
lord John E. O’Snllivan's attractive re-
port, yesterday. and a large number of
.‘shore dinners were served under the
efficient direction of the hotel chef and
”assistant. There were an unusually
lime number of automobiles and many
launches stopped at the place, while,
almost all the trolley cars in the at".
tea-noon were crowded. The bathing
beach was not patronized to any ex-
tent, however, strange as it may seem.
,flontinel Want Ads. pay.
r
‘ Yes. We mean that. literally.
' It Is SAFER than a Bond because
securities by our Surplus and Pro
not only a securi
bulges. ‘
FOUR per cent. interest and
NORWALK. ‘
BETTER THAN A BOND.
and other gilt edged securities and thou guarantee your share of those
ty equal to the bond but the security of odr surplus
South Norwalk Savings Bank
‘ 5 look Iuildlng, 07 Washington at. South Norwalk. Conn.
McKinley Command's Observance.
A delegation of about twenty mem»
bers of McKinley Command, Spanish
War Veterans, under Commander
.lohn D: Millie, asemhled at the Armory
Memorial Day morning, and marched
to Norwalk, St. Mary’s and Riverside
Cemeteries and decorated the graves
of their comrades who have preceded
them to the Great Beyond. The graves
were decorated with a silk flag and a
basket of flowers each.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
The undersigned hereby gives no-
tice that he will sell at Public Auc-
tion, on the 8th day of June. 1907, at
two o'clock in the afternoon, at the
junction of Charles street and Plait
avenue, in East Norwalk. certain prop-
erty belonging to the. estate of Emily
J. Smith, late of Norwaik, deceased.
which property is known as Lots 18.
21. 26, 36 and 39 on map of property
belonging to the heirs of Charlotte
Ilaui’ord.
W. S. HANFORD.
Administrator.
NOTICE.
The legal voters of the East Nor-walk
Fire. District. are hereby notified and
warned that the regular annual meet-
ing of said voters will be held at the
Pitch School in East. Norwnlk, on
Tuesday. June 4' 1907, at 8 o'clock p.
m.. to hear the reports of the district
committee, treasurer and collector for
thc.past year; to elect. a committee
of three members and other ofiicers to
serve for the ensuing year; to add to
the powers of the district the right
to lay sidewalks within the, bounds of
the district. and to vote to lay side-
walks If deemed advisable; to estab-
lish a regular fee for making connec-
tions with a completed street sewor;
to hear the report of the committee
on street lighting and to take action
upon the same; to apportion the in-
come from district taxes to the var-
ious departments of expenditure: to
lay a tax if deemed advisable. and to
transact any other business properly
coming before said meeting. \
liy order of the District Committee.
EDWARD F. SMITH.
Alt’l‘tllilt WALDIION.
HOWARD L. LOWNIHCS.
listed at. East Norwalk, Conn. May
30. 1907. mill :It
11121 jt;
When you invest your money here
We invest your savings in Bonds
fits of over 3134.00000 So you hnvc‘
withdrawals paid on demand.
A Progressive
Special Prices
for tho
BEST- GROCERIEIS.
We deal In Pure Foods only, and every article In this on. Is a money
saver.
.
Butter, Delicious tlgln Creamery. per pound. 280
w
If our butter Is served on your to ble you will relish your meal.
Shoulders. loan and lender Stock, Special at We lb
Can. 200
Cocoa. Baker's or Boolmoo's. best.
Special Stamp Offers with Our Popular
Teas and Coffees!
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Best. No, l I. 25 Stamps With 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee 320
Tea . . . . . ................ . . . 1' 506' 20 Stamps with 1 ll). Mocha and
.... ..................
25 smmpg with 14, lb. Best No. 1 I 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Mara-
Tea .......................... 25.2% caibo Coffee . .................. 250
20 Stamps with 1/2 lb. Good XXX 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Best No. 1 San-
Tea ............... ..... 20c tos Coffee ...... ..... 20c
You will never know how cheap good groceries can be bought until you
do your trading here.
2 lbs. l’ure local Lard . ........... 250l Beckmann's Premium Chocolate
Cake ............. 150
Egg‘O-Scc or Corn Flakes, pkg. . 9c Maud S. Brand Flour, bag . . . . . . .. 75c
.. Gold Rock or Blue Label Catsup.
2 l’kgs. Grape Nuts for .......... 250 bottle ................... . ..... 20
_ 5 lb. Pkg. Quaker Oat Meal, (Dish
Ginger or Lemon anc, lb. ...... 5c, Ifrcci ................ 25c
5le Sugar 250. l0 lbs 500. I20 Ihs $|.00
l0 Stamps with any oi the following list.
3 lbs. Yalo Toast Crackers . . . . . . 25c, 3 Guns Colt Brand Corn .......... 25c
1/4 lb. i’urc Black Pepper ........ ll'lcll Can Dutch Cleanser ....... The
I (‘an Aster linked lienus ......... 12c :l lb. Best Shredded Cocoanut 20c
I lloz, Best Pickles ............. loci] lb, Lunch Cocoa ...... .. ...... 25c
I lAII'L’t‘ liottlc isluing ............ loci I I’kg. Ivory Brand Starch 100
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
NEW Ylllili GROCERY Ell.
SOUTH N ORWALK. Telephone. NORWALK.
2 5 Retail Stores.
Always upto-date with our high-grade goods at lowest possible prices.
Indeed, We are always on the lookout for the low market and give our trade
the benefit of same.
Fancy Table Butter,
c lin S. WoodrutT was the Memorial Day
. nan mama oar ooons arena.
TRIS TRAM & H Y)! TT.
, , NOS. 1 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ,,-_
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SPECIALS IN SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Sample Suits from one of the best makers. We are showing a line of Sample Suits made
of the very finest materials in fancy mixtures, checks and stripes. This season’s very best prev
ductione. Trimmings and tailoring the very best. Suits made to retail from $25.00 to $35-00.
Our price, $14.00 to $25.00.
SEPARATE JACKETS.
We are showing a complete line of Covert Clock and Black Jackets in the newest shapes.
Prices $5.00 to $16.00. a
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
NickelTea Kettles, No.8 .................$1.oo Garden Trowels roe
Mops for dusting floors ..... . . .40 Large Garden Sets (4 pieces) 35c
Folding Ironing Boards ..... . . . LOO Large Clothes Wringer .. ..... ...........$x.95
Curtain Stretchers .. ......... .. 1.50 75-foot Clothes Line ....... . ...... .. 29c
Extraheavy WashBoiler 1.50 Filters for faucets ..... . .. .. .. 29¢
Nickel Lamp complete 1.25 Bracket Lamps, complete 290
TRISTRAM 8t HYA'I'I‘, NORWAIIK, CONN.
ROTTEN GOVERNMENT
WILL CAUSE IIEBELLION
National Evils Arise from Indif-
ference of People, Declares
Governor Woodrulf‘
NORFOLK. May 31.——{iovernor Rol-
. Krieger — & Co.
speaker yesterday and touched on the
subject. of state government. lie said
In part:
“During the few moments that 1
take of your time on this Memorial
Day, 1 want to speak of it as a holiday
of peace, for I believe that the. mutual
commemoration of the 30th of May Is
advancing the cause of peace in the
United States and tuuong the nations
of the earth. This day Is the great-
est festival of the greatest triumph
and the deepest sorrow of the greatest
people of all history from the begin-
ning of time. Had this union been
broken mankind might never have re-
covered from the shock.
“I would also speak to you of In—
dustrlnl peace. which scents to me to
be the foundation of society. Ily in-
dustrial peace I mean the activities of
an industrious and contented people.
among whom love prevails. You will
not have war while men have work
and falr wages. ldlcncss Is the root
of adversity. In the home and In the
nation. Unless we all do our share
of the work we. cannot be happy.
“You cannot. have. a rotten govern-
ment without rebellion. Sooner or
later It. will come. The people will
not stand for it al jays. The people
can prevent It by eing everlastingiy
alert. The trouble' with government
in this country is that We let It take
its course until something happens.
and then we use the lash. Why not
have it right all the time? You say
that would mean heaven on earth.
which is impossible. If each one would
do his share faithfully, good govern-
ment would be the rule instead of the
exception. ‘
“l have always bellcvcd that nation-
al evils arise out of the carelessness
and indifference of the people. in this
country every citizen must be identi-
tied with the government. He has a
Rage and,
w Mattings.
We are showing a. large
and handsome line of '
Rugs. Here you will find
just who}. you want at the
right prices.
Bigélow Velvet Rugs, 9x12
Alexander Smith Axminster, 9x1 2
Kurdeston Rugs, 91112
Royal Axminster, 9x12
Maine Potatoes,
Best Potatoes Ever Handled in This Town.
Bermuda Onions, sound, good size,
Louis- J oseloff,
72 North Main at. Tel. Call. 6982. South Norwalk.
$1.10 bu. 30c pk
Fancy Largo Lemons . ....... 25c doz.
p
vote and must use it or he will lose
his patriotism. These men who say,
‘The government Is going to the dogs'
are, helping it on to the dogs. lly our
vote we make ourselves masters of
slaves. We either show our ignorance
or indifference or we show our Intelli-
gence and our responsibility.
"A man must know why he l'iS the
Tapestry and In grain Art
Squares—all sizes,
........................ 12c . .
Wurmntcd Fggs fresh WC d0: 5 I112:6)!”th Coin (the kind (baa right, to vote and he should exercise
H‘ ‘ ' . V """ “" ' ------------------------ LDC that sacred power with all the. honor .
Smoked Beef, fresh sliced, thin and Paw-nee Oats, a prize Inside. Of his SOIIL When we know that Crex Mattmgs and Rugs,
nice 1/ lb 100 3 k s 9’0 men are corrupt we must see. that they
‘ ........ . .......... ,' 4 ., ................ . .... I) g ., .0 “1'0 lllllllslled by l‘CIIlOVllIg them fi‘OIIl .
leis or Proctor &_ Gambles Nuptha 3 lbs. Large Meaty Prunes . ..... 25c places of authority. Our leaders at maderate prlces and
Soap . ............... 6 for 250 3 Cakes Securing Soap ..... The must, be men of high character and
it is our business to see that they are
men of integrity.
The moral power of a few square
men. backed by a determined public
opinion, is changing the destinies of
men and things that. were thought to
he immovable. That work Is going on
and all those grave matters will be ad-
justed and a government of the people
easy payments.
0 Phone 322-4.
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And y0u don't find better provisions anywhere to supply you both with
theit DELICACIES and NECESSITIES of daily life than right under this one
no .
In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea. We have brought It hero
tor your pleasure. In Java you would find an exceedingly fine flavored
Coffee. We have also brought that here from Java.
We are the agents for the famous Chase a Sanborn Teas and Coilees.
known the world over for their excellence. From our lnnumerable home
products we have selected the choicest. A wider variety kept In better
shape is not to be found In Norwalk.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
will prevail In the United States If
the people do their share. Honesty-—
just common old Abe Lincoln honesty
—-—is what we want. It Is the cry of
the age. Square Inch and a square
deal all around.
"We must learn to understand that
we are not on earth just for the few
dollars we can get. by fair or foul
menus, Imt that we are part of a splen'
dId creation In which each soul has
Its place and destiny. And We must.
devote our talents and our wealth to
making mankind higher and nobler
and so bring happiness Into the work.
Our reward will be. the contentment.
that belongs to the. sturdy yoomen who
work for the great industrial pcacc."
w H. KRIEGER too.
Coal and Wood.
AGENT: FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & Son.
BETHEL DRUM CORPS AT BELLE
ISLAND.
STATE COMMISSION HEARS OF plctc and ready by the time of the st
Completed June 10.
A meeting of tho State Jamestown
Commission was held at the Capitol In
Hartford. Tuesday evening, at which
several i‘nattcrs of Interest connected
with the dccvlopmcnt of the fair were
brought up. One of those was In rc-
lation to the exposition as reported by
Manager Curtis, who Is at Jamestown.
The commission also heard of a num-
ber of new exhibits that. are being ar-
ranged for the fair.
An encouraging letter was read from
Manager Curtis, In which he said that
the fair authorities were In hopes of
having the buildings and grounds com-
meeting.
pal clergyman of the outmtry to lilillil
a religious exhibit of or historical on
the
national meeting oI‘
mond in July. Dr, Hart
slate,
in.
JAMESTOWN. and visit of President Roosevelt, which
is scheduled to take place on June 10,
Exposition is Now Expected to be Georgia Day. Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart.
of Middletown. a member of the nd~
visory committee. was present at the
He. said that he knew of a
movement on foot among many I’lpisco
tore at the fair by tho tinrc ot the
Episcopal
churches, which Is to lie held at Rich.
said he
thought Connecticut should and would
be in that. as in other matters connect-
ed with the exposition, well In the loud
and have a line exhibit there of the
early history of the church In the
The Bethe] Drum Corps. a line or-
gnnizallon whosc drumming was a rev~
elation, visited Belle island yesterday
as the guests of Henry Rowland. They
were given a call In the launch Thel~
Inn and :1 dinner of a very enjoyable
nature was served to them. They do-
hurled In the ruirly evening. having
haul u very pleasant day.
122 Water Street. Telephone 094.
Special Sale . of“ Groceries for
DECORATION DAY
I'ottod Tongue, be can 3c Canned Lobster, p r can 2m:
I'ottcd Tongue, 100 can To Health Brand Salt on, bar can .. 200
Vcai‘lmf. the can mo 13 Fresh Eggs for 25c
Chicken loaf. 200 can 150
DOUGLAS FOWLER MEMORIAL.
A large number oI Iiic members of
Ilouulus Fowler Post and the school
Cllllill'ln of South and not Nor-walk
participated In the Memorial Day ex-
ercises yesterday morning. The Hun-
garian Band rendered music, and the
exercises In the Post room and at the
Soldier' and Sallor'n monument wore
Impressive, Rev. C. S, Macfarland was
the orator the the day.
(Cf;
20 the. Gran. Sugar l........... 31.00
BonedChIcken,lIOccan 250” lbs. Large Prunes 250
Rhubarb, Lettuce, Asparagus, Cu cumbers, Radiance, Wax Beans, Bunch
0nl0ns, Beets, Carrots, Spinach, New Potatoes, Strawberries and Oranges.
United Grocery Co. M. Epstein,
20 No. pain at, so. Nor. roi 141. 40 rm on, em Norwslk. Tel. nos.
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