I
-,t
L ‘ moo. who like their garments a bit diflerent-I—a shade more individ-
ital. Our two-buttOn coat. with deep tapering lapels, slanting pockets.
will take any‘man/‘s eye. There are so many shades and weaves to
”Idoct from that we can please any taste. Better let us sell you a
‘ Stilt today.
Get the habit. Go to
GOpyright Clothing 00.
H. GOODWIN. Manager.
MALL T m-
. At rail} Service.
Always on duty and ready to serve you with the best the market
affords in our line of Teas. Coffees. Spices. Extracts, Baking Pow-
der, Starch. Bluing. Rice. Ammonia. Canned Goods, Dried Fruits. etc.
FREE OFFERINGS IN OUR PREMIUM DEPT.
Household Furniture. Crockery. Clocks. Lamps. Silverware and
everything else to make your “Home Sweet Home." *
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
——
3 packages National Biscuit Co‘s Fancy Crackers for ........... 25c
3 packages Uneeda Biscuits for ............................ . . .106
Elgin Creamery Butter, per pound ........................... 27c
Strictly Fresh Eggs .................... I ............ 13 for 25c
The Boston Tea 8r Coffee Co.
13 North Main Street, . South Norwalk.
Telephone Call 336-6. -
r...” AM..-_..-..,. . .. . ..-. .....
GOING .- OUT OF gastritis;
BIG SALE
COMMENCING THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 8 a. m._
Stock must be sold as quickly as possible.
All goods will be sold below cost.
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE CO.
South Norwalk.
90 Washington Street.
WPhone 9;.
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don‘t find better provisions anywhere to supply you both with
the'DELICAClEs and NECESSITIES of daily life than right under this one
roo .
in Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea. We have brought It here
for 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 & Sanborn Teas and Coffees.
known the world over for their excellence. From our innumerable home
products we have selected the choicest. A wider variety kept in better
shape Is not to he found In Norwalk.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER.
,33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
m ,
NA PLATE FREE
SATURDAY.
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
Tea..Cofiee, Baking Powder, Spices,
In- addition to usual checks.
SUGAR
25' lbs. $1.23 10 lbs. 490
20 lbs. 98c 5 lbs. 250
The Union Pacific In In.
Next to Post Office.
Free Delivery. .
”6 Washington St., So. Norwalk,
Phone 655-2.
unusual-um
MAY PURCHASE JAMESTOWN 'LAFAYETTE COLLEGE DEGREES.
LAND. n-AS'roN. rt... Juno ‘7.» ~l.nt’uyettc
.Innc (lollcgc today modc public the list of
HARTFORD. T~~Scnator
\l'nlsh in tho Scnntc todny introduccd
a. resolution proridinn that thc Joint-w
town Commission he villiltHVl’il’t-‘ll to
buy lite land on which tho (‘onnccticnl
building is Iocntcd for It sum not to
vxcced $3.750 llt- Silill lltnt it would
be for tho bushintvvrcsts oi‘ llw stutc
to purchase III" 'mul now as Ilit‘ Slillt‘
might be cotnl'tmlctl to lnotc its IilllII‘I‘
Iiig and lose its propcriv ul'lcr tho op-
tion on the propcrtr cxpircd. which is
. ninety days ttf'tt-r tllc t-iosc ol‘ tlw
exposition. ’ilc, snitl lln- uovcrnor was
In favor 0'." this itlcti.
COLLINS TRADED FOR KNIGHT.
BOSTON. .Iunc 7.""*'I‘Il" unnouucc-
ment 'was Inudc today that .lntncs (Tol-
llns. Ihlrd baseman and t'ormcr cnplnln
of the lloston Americans. had boon
traded for Knight. of thc l‘ltllndclphln
Athletics. '
.f
‘ 'IF WE COULD PERSUADE
every one who could rcndily do so to carry it savings ncconut In this
strong. MUTUAL. FOUR. per; cent. savings bunk. the prospcrity of
this entire city would go to 9. higher level.
We do all we can by offering you the opportunity to save. snl’o-
mrdlng your money completely, by paying you FOUR per cent. inter-
sstruul by keeping open from 6 to 8 Saturday evenings. It‘s up to you.
Tillie South Norwalk Savings Bank
imam Isnlt Iulldlng, 07 Washington on, South Norwslk. Conn.
pcrsous upon whom it will confer lto~
nornry dcgrccs tit the coilmtclict'inenl
cxcrriscs in connection with the cclc-
brution of thc 75th anniversary of thc ..
college. .lunc Ill. Amour; lhcm arc:
Doctor of |.uws-~-liovcrnor Hughcs,
of Now York.
lioctor ol' I'livinlly~-—licv. Willium II.
ltohcrts. Ii. D. LL [1, moderator-gen-
crnl Asscmblv l’rcsbytcrittn Church.
lioctor of Litcrnlurnwllugo Munstcr»
llnrvnrd linivcrsity.
AGAINST STANDARD OIL.
S'l‘. l’AIT|., Minn. .Iunc T.~-'l‘hc lini-
tcrl Stutcs (‘lrcuit (‘ourt loduy ovcr-
rulcd tho oxccptions lo the complaint
oi" tlu- gowrhmcnt against the Stunti—
urd till ('tilllpllll)’. ’I‘ltc defendants
\rcro grnulttd lcnvr- to answer portions
ot' the hill to which cxccptlons Wcrc
IIIt-(I.
curly.
We buy our chotethlcs dircrt it
men‘s profits. You get fresh goods ei
whcrc. _
New Potatoes. Early Rose. first (putt
it); lino cookers 3 quarts. 25c
llcrnmda Onions. the genuine kit '.
nll medium size ........ 2 qts., Zoe
Cucumbers. all green and fresh .. 5c
Native Rhubarb. a remarkably low 1
3hr. Yo'in’t.
ARMOUR‘S SUGAR CURED BHOULDERS . ....... ..... . 9l/zc LB.
All Icon and small. We have a li mitcd quantity and you better get them
316 Oranges .................... 25c
Heinz ()atsup. special, bottle 10c
? Heinz Mixed Pickles, cup ........ be
Midget Pickles. In bottles ........ 10:
3 bottles Horse Radish .......... 25c
‘ ores
We stand back of everything we
sell. If it is not right we will make
It right.
You can't attord to overlook this
modern, up—to—dste store.
These values are worth your atten-
tion.
' I
om the market and avoid the middle-
v‘o ,v morning at lower prices than else--
Native Radishcs.
Florida Tomatoes.
chct Potatoes.
72 North Main St.
NEW ttllilitli
Saturday
order tomorrow.
5 lbs. for 25c.
FLOUR—Maud S. Brand. spec
price. large hunt-hes .......... 5c[ Philadelphia Cheese.
Native Spinach, young and tender. I Swiss Cheese.
........................ 30c pk.‘ Ncufchaiel Cheese.
. I’ine't les.
llunch Onions, green. cnch ...... 4c Struwhgrrics,
Asparagus, green ouch .......... 35c Iii Fancy lmnons .............. 25c
Lettuce. Boston heads. t‘nlifornla Oranges.
We slice Smoked Beef and Swiss (‘hccsc with the most improvctl inuch~
Inc. Wc slice while your wnlt. -
“Louis J oseloff,
Tel. Call. 698-2.
That should interest economical housewives.
GRANULATED SUGAR AT REFINERS' PRICES.
10 lbs.. 50c.
BUTTER—Delicious, Fresh Mad 2. per pound ............. . . .28c
South Norwslk.
limit PRICES
Specials
Let us have your
20 lbs.. $1.00
ial at ................. 75c bag
EXTRA SPECIAL STAMP O
POPULAR TEAS AND COFFEES.
FFERS WITH OUR EVER-
tio Stumps with 1 lb. No. I I25 Stumps with 1 lb. Rio—Kn
.\'..\' 'I‘cu ................. Stir: (‘ofl‘cc ................... 32¢
..___-.,,,_....,_...,.-..-__-_..I.._.___,_,.,_.__.L.__, _ , 1
5” 81”I‘ll” “'lll‘ l ”h Ili‘l‘i‘." l2o Stamps with t lb. Java and
.\'o. .3 XX _'I‘c:t ........... 40“} .\lochn Coll'cc ........ 50c
trT‘Stnmps with I Iii. (motl '115 Stamps \vult I ll). java and
X X ’l't-n ................. 35v I Maracaibo t‘oi‘l‘cc ....... ..25t‘
25 Stamps \i'llII '1 lb. X‘I- 1 Ito Stumps with 1 lb. No. l
XX 'l‘cu ,._.........-:...."St': Santos ('ol‘fcc ............ 200
SHOULDERS—Lean and Tend er. per paund ............... IOC
Io—STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING—Io
3 Iii.» \‘alc 'l‘onst t.‘t‘:tcl<ct's. ; .25c :1 lbs. licst Loose ("ocotL . . . .25c
I
1 package ”mm”... _________ 15.. ll ll». lit-st Sh‘cddcd (, ocoanuteoc
. . l mu .\\'lt'l‘ llakcd licztus. . . ..l:«‘
i bottlc (.old Rock :\mmomn.toc '
I ImiiIc .\lt)litiTt‘II Dilltt‘c ...... ISC
l... . .. ' . ' . . . .
1 pkg. Monntth I, til it Start Ii. .lot H liliil'. (mm Rock ‘Iclly l’ow—
I dozen Ilcst I‘icklcs ........ lot‘ (It‘l‘ ...................... iOC
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
NEW Yillili GROCERY CI].
Telephone. '
NORWALK.
I Stores.
25 Retai
OBITUARY RECORD.
It‘IINElt/‘il. OI‘ M RS. FRICW.
'l‘ltc funcrnl of tho lnlc Mrs. Mur-
gurr-t lt‘rcw was held this afternoon at
2% o‘clock from the homo of her dau~
IJIIlt‘I‘. Mrs. (I. L. llritton. licv. G._A.
li'rccnnm oiliciuliug. ’l‘hc intcrutcnl
was in Riverside Ccutclteri'.
FUNERAL ()Ii‘ JOSEPH F. NEWCOMB
'l‘hc funcrul of Joseph F. Ncwoomh
ot‘ Ilrond River. will be held from tlw
chupcl In that place Sundny uftcrnoon
ut 2 o‘clock. 'l‘ltn llov. (lcorgc ll. Eg-
hcrt will ofliclnt'c :md inlcrmcnt will
follow in Norwnlk (lonwtcry.
lNSPECTING SLAUGHTER HOUSES
IIAII’I‘li‘iillli. .Iunc 7,~A resolution
was llttroducml in the scuttle todny by
Sonntnr .\lc(:ovcrn nud punt-ted under
suspt-nsion of tho rules providing that
thc conunlttw on public licnltb and
snl‘clr prcpnrc u bill giving the dairy
conunlssloncr jurisdiction over slough-
lcr IltllIl-il'l-I In the slate. ’l‘ho hill will
nlw' him full power to order and com-
pel the proprietors of Hluunhtcr houses
to conduct and mnintnln tlwir places
under sanitary tmd hcnlthi‘ul condi-
tionn. It provides a clause making it
n demeanor for any portion or portions
or company to sell or offer for sale
any discnsod meat. or meat that In
suspected of being Infected with nny
contagious disease. The resolution
was at once sent to the house.
BRYAN IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. June 7.—-W. .l. Bry-
an nrrivcd here from New York toduy
and was met. by Mrs. Brynn and their
daughtcr (lrncc. The party lcl‘t nt noon
for their home in Lincoln.
LEGAL inc-Hons
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Nor-walk. ill-L. Probate
Court, Juno ,7. A. i).. 1907.
In the mutter of Mutlhcw 'l‘.
(‘rcuglL of Norwalk. in, said District.
21 minor.
. thrcns. written application has
hocn madc to this Court. praying. for
reasons tltcrcln set forth. for iin ordcr
authorizing nnd cmpowcring the guru--
dinu of sold minor to soil und convoy
TRIS
White Goods.
' A GRAND DISPLAY OF WHITE DRESS GOODS. I
All tllc newest and latest wcuv es and styles from foreign and domestic manufacturers.
Fine and Sheer India Linens from one of the best lllcacberics, without any advance In price, he to 300. per
h.
.. -’ m zoom on
TRAM & H YA TT.
. ; NOS. 3 and S GAZETTE BUILDING.
ll
.4
yard. I
d Persian Lawns. {Ott‘lgn nnd dom estic makcs at as low prices as they have ever been sold, 12540 to 500 per
yar . I '
Lingerie Lawns and Btttistcs .............................................................. 250 to 690 per yard
Shadow Checks and Stripes . ..... .. .................. ' ..... . .............................. 150 to 39c per yard
French Lawns ........ . ................... ‘.. ...... ..... 45c to 750 per yard, 48 inches in width
Dotted Swiss Muslins ........ . ........... ’ ...................................... . l2vyc to She per yard
Shear and Medium All Linen Lawns . ....... . ......... ..... . ............. . ..... We to $1.50 per yard
s
Housefurnishing Department.
A
large Foot 'I‘ubs .......... 59c 12 qt. Strainer Pails ............ 25c Long Handle Scrubs ............ lilc
large Sugar liox 4'0 1) it . Mel“ Ch‘mpe” """"""""" 9m"
‘ ’ o ilh Brushes lilt. Round Wash Boilers _ .......... 25.,
(mod I nrlor Brooms ..... . ....... 290 Imge Waste Baskets . ........... 650.6 Thin Tumblers . .............. . I’ll:
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Initiation '-
Iipparel.
Your vacation days urn near
L. ..__ ___...._. A. .. , . _ v
at hand, lion't lot this cold, wot
wcnthcr ltccp you from making
your regular vacation prepara-
tions, for l-IOT wenthcr is sure-
ly coming, Everything from
hats to hosiery for north, south.
east or west, seashore or moun-
tuins, form or city. Just make
up your mind where’yon are go-
ing and we'll supply the neces-
sitios.
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Saturday Evenings.
IISIPH III III.
Clothier, Hatter,
Furnisher.
Tailor.
GLOVER ’S
the place.
HANAN G. SON,
05.00.
RALSTON HEALTH,
$4.00.
ELITE,
$3.50 and $4.00.
SHOES AND OXFORDS
for Men.
OXFORDS AND POMPA TIES
All leathers, for Women. I
Phone, 5422.
Wear shoes
THAT 'FIT
iiiiii
FEB'I‘ILIZEBS
for Lawn and Garden
GROU N D BON E
(Pure. unadulterated)
WOOD ASHES
(from Hickory wood)
PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE
certain real estate of his said word,
which Is tuily doscrihcd in snid rippli-
cntion on Illc. I
Ordered. That said nppllcnllou Ill'
heard and dclcrmined at tho Probnle
()fllce In Norwnlk. on tho lilth (litl' of
.lunc. [907. at l0 o‘clock forcnoonzl
and tlntt public nollco t‘hcrcot‘ ho nir-
eu to all ilt‘i‘tlollfl interested therein
by publishing this‘order Ill u 'ncwnpag
por having a circulation In said Dis-
trict, at least five days before nnld
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
17 1t Judge.
(From Chicago Stock Yards)
.All the above sold In bags or bar-
rels for your convenient use.
lie Inns“ Ital Ill.
I: i if???
”u..- . .m.....
85 Washington St. So. Norwalk. ‘ .
H. Krvieger & 00.
.L.
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Bargains.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE CONTINUED LOW TEMPERA-
TURE AND THE LACK OF SUNSHINE, TRADE CONDITIONS
HAVE UNDERGONE A RADICAL CHANGE SINCE THE CLOSE OF
MARCH, NOTABLV IN WOMEN'S OUTER GARMENTS. TODAY
WE F.EAR THAT WE ARE OVER~STOCKED. FOR THE SALES
WHICH WE HAD EXPECTED TO MAKE FOR APRIL HAVE MA-
TERIALIZED ONLY TO A LIMITED EXTENT. THESE ARE CIR-
CUMSTANCES WHICH NO ONE CAN CONTROL, BUT WE CAN
PREVENT THIS STOCK FROM REMAINING WITH US. AND IT
MUST GO IF PRICE IS ANY OBJECT. NOW is YOUR CHANCE
TO BUY SUITS, SKIRTS. JACKETS. WAISTS, AT RIDICULOUS-
L_Y LOW PRICES. COME AND GIVE US A CALL AND BE CON-
vmcso. . . ‘3
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Open a Charge Account ,
and Settle Your Bill in ‘Easu. ,,
Weeklu Paumenls.
. H. KRIEGER &7‘c. .
’
COal and Wood.
I Bowk;:’:~7;:::ilizers.
B. Hershfield & Son.
ms Water Street.
Telephone 294.
“at;".5.;"""a.;."... sag... £06
1! cans Corn ....... .......25o
Silver Lake Pears. per min ...100
cons Defiance Milk ...........25c Ilnrnhnm's Clam Chowder .......180
pkgs. Ambrosia Ont Menl .....25e Toasted Corn Flakes ............foo
Try our BUTTER. You are not getting quite so good elsewhere.
Native fisdlshes, Spinach. Lettuce. Asparagus. New Potatoes. Cucum-
bers. Wax Beans, Bermuda Onions, Oranges. Strawberries fresh every day.
Carrots. Turnlps. etc.
United Grocery Co. .6. Epstein,
:: the. Large Prunes ...... . ....... 25c
arms Campbell's Soup . . ....25o
20 No. Msln "at. so. Nor. 'ru 14;. ~ 49 rm u. as» humans Tel. ms.
Norwalk Chronicler