Iislmlim Is Everything.
There is a great deal of satisfaction in having a stylish, shape-
.mining Outing Suit that will last and look well. In two or three
P5066; skeleton or full lined coats; made of specially woven fabrics
in various shades and patterns. These goods have been selected es-
pecillly for our $10 line. Just a' look will convince you.
c .Get the habit. Go to
Capyright Clothing Co.
H. GOODWIN, Manager.
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Do Yourself Justice
and gain moucy while buying yottr daily ttcccssltics at our store. Our prices
are low in comparison with quality, w ltilc ottr prcmlunis arc cutlrcly FREE.
Teas, per lb., from ................................................ 35c up
Coffee, Magnolia Brand, In winnctl at ................ . ................ 25c
. Coffee, Daisy litand ................................................. 300
Coffee, Violct Brand ................................................. 35¢:
Baking Powdcr (of tltc right sort) I.','ll‘d ratttccd uttdcr tho l‘ut'c FOod Law,
per 1b., 50c. $1.00 Worth of (‘Iiccks with cach pound.
Elgin Crcnntct'y Built-r, pcr lb. ................................... . . .. 27c
13 Fresh Eggs for ................................................... 25c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Free SOII\'t‘IllI‘ Days, with catch anti cvcry 30c, purchase.
The Boston Tea 81$ Coffee Co.
:3 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Telephone Call 336-6.
" ' To Wear titted Clothes.
does not necessarily mean to buy expensive clothes, if you
make this store your shopping place.
We are headquarters for the better class of Men's Wear-
ables. We handle only reliable merchandise and every article
no matter how ~low the price, is sold with absolute confidence
to give entire satisfaction.‘
Depend on this store for quality with everything you
purchase and you will never be disappointed.
, ’ You can buythe better class of goods here at lower prices
than at any other store in Norwalk.
7 SPECIAL UNDERWEAR AT 50c THE GARMENT.
,. Nainsook Sleeveless Coat Shirts with Short Drawers to
‘ ’ match, White Lisle Bachelor Shirts, Cloisnnette Porous Knit
Shirts and Drawers, fine Domestic Balbriggan Underwear for
‘ short stout men, as well as the tall fellows.
r . Gauze Lisle Sleeveless Athletic Shirts for boys, 35c.
“ lStraw Hats, New Neckwear, Leather Garters.
LOOK IN OUR WINDOWS.
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CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. ,
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lixpcricttcc shownd tho diffct'cnccI
Epworlhlalls "Old Annual kotuccn knowing of a pcrson attd'
Ikuowintt thc pcrson ~tlto cottiprcltctt-i
Meeting
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sion and ltc :Itittg oi pcoplc. It is a good
thing, to know of .lcstts Christ froml
hcttt‘iltg pcoplc, it Is a good thing!
to know of .Iostts Christ from llt‘lll‘lllzz
llitu prcacltt-d about and spoke ltlltlllli
by Christians ilIIMtllt‘ chttt'clt raugct's
ttocds to know .lcsus thoroughly to
llllVl‘ It'lltlelllIl with llitn and to hurt-
it porsottttl cxpcricncc oi‘ llis' gl'ilCt‘.
Illst'iplinc was lllt‘ll mmttioncd as
onc of tho conditions of tltc timcs. ’l‘lto
itttpaticttcc oi' malty young pcoplc is
Itoticcttlilc, and many a young man
dislikcs to Icarn a tradc. lllltl docs not
Intro to submit to tho hard. slow mc»
tltod of it'sll'lllllf; or doing things tho-
roughly. lltngat'c thc cxatuplc of a
boy lIc know itt New York statc, who,
by pctsistcul pt'acticc many hours a
wt‘clt. bccalttc most prot'icicnt in thc
ttsc of thc rifle, and this lad finally
took scrt‘ico on a lltIltcd Status rcvc-
nttc cttttct'. (inc day onc of Ihr- oifi-
ccrs was swimming, sottto distaltcc
from the ship witcn :t tttatt (‘llliIlI-‘S
shark :tppcttt'cd to \‘icw. 'l‘ltcrt- was
L‘rcttt. constcrmttiou ott shipboard, but
,tltc young ctttlct scctti'cd his ril'lc, and
,watch his opportunity just its tltc
isltat'lt lcupcd out of wutcr to catch thc
loilicct' tltc unit was dischztt'ucd and tilt‘
shark droppcd bat-It dcatl. thc tIttII'ks-
Carpenter's of East Norwttlk. zavc .‘l
vocal solo, and tho cltoir Saul: a sclcc-
. tion.
The address of thc cunning was dc-
livered by Rev. Saul 0. (.‘tII'til'c. II. ll.
of the First Mctltodist 'll<piscopal
Church, South NOIWdllt’. anti it was dc-
cldedly intercstlttg. 'lhc objcct was
“Church Rangers." Dr Cll'i'llte told
'6 many lands o1 church lullgt‘lS.
ti} first. as the Scotch tir'ttm tltcut.
. . veimou rangct's.‘ Dr. Cut-It‘co thought.
’91 better to call them ccclcsiastical ho-
boes, folks without any church homc.i
.‘who had neithcr intcrcst or int'lttcttcc.
Next came the ranger at’tci‘ itcw isms.”
who despised a thing bcctutsc it was
old. and was enthusiastic for anything
”that was ncW. ‘1'hcrc was ihc church
BCOUl. WhO “us of soutc \‘llelt‘ :ts ltc
went out among thosc who \tctc not
churc members and tticd to Iuintz
111 ti, and from this tltc spct. kcr "I‘ll.-
Eg‘that we should takc some :tctiyc
in Christ‘s work.
Dr. Curticc dwclt ttt sotnc ll‘ll,_l~{tll on
the qualifications of church moat-rs.
First, thcrc was Ihc clcyatlon, :Illtl’itc
-: paid a finc rribtttt- to 'I‘ht- Noi'walks
in this Collection. II: told of tho t'iIit-ittttttt Vcl'y skilll'ttly aiming 0\'I‘l' tho
East and Wcst :l\‘t'll|lt‘.‘l with IlIt-it';s\\'ittttitittu ofllccrh sltottldcr to thc
illelllllil'lil clltt ll‘t'l‘h" tttaus‘it‘iccnt ; shark's Iuottth. As ltc tool; his I'it‘lc
chttrchcs and I‘llk‘iilt‘lll'l's. and mid that iiiclow thc young follow rcmarkctl "I
one day last will i. iI2' I [It‘llllii ltisItIcycr know that my lat'uct pructicc
pastoral dutics tot ,ztht ttpotI tltii' an llt‘. ‘ would lmvo sal'c ttny onc‘a lit't'.
There was tho ltcatttlrttl Long Is-Izutdi ’Iltc (htttth lattizct must bccotttc
Sound, with its “moms glislt'llillg In I skillful in his acqualtttttttco with (lod
the sunlight, and oy'tt all tltc;"ittlrof1nttd l't'qlllit‘ ability to lttlp luv" for
God’s beautiful vitu'. and h.- thankcd I Stilllt’ day Ihc htttttan soul will bc itt
'G'Od for such a S]!t"‘[lll(l.t‘ 'lo gtt this . gtcat duttgci. and may br- satctl b\ llll
“- was “9.098%“ to nick tlu- hills. skill of tilt dangct who has Hlllllllillt‘il
In the spitlttutl rcaltn tho samo llllll‘; l to (ll‘ii’llllillt‘.
necessary and hc quotcd tltc hymn In (‘ttttlto closcd with an HXiltlllIl-
"Lord Plant My l‘Cll on illglicr l tlott which “as uccdcd by litany of
around" urging the audience to St‘t‘li thosc prcscnt
“lance continually along tllt‘sc A social Si‘SSlOll i’ollowod. with rc-
9!, far the church rangt-r must ltart- ‘ ircshtncnts sct'vcd by tho EDWOI‘HI
vi 'llmd outlook. lmtizuc of thc lint-ti Not'walk church.
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‘ Every Woman
should have her own savings account In this Bank.
What wife can save with any zest If she cannot see any tttnglhle
will for her economy, but. let her see her savings mounting up on
dammit. here and earning four per cent, Interest and she will take
.ml pleasure in her economy. L _\
South Norwalk Savings Bank
lent! Iuildlng, I? Wuhlngton 8L. south Norwnlk, Conn.
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NORWALK LIBRARY BOOKS.
Some Valuable Works Added to the
Shelves This Month.
'I‘lIc DOUKH for thc motttlt at tho Nor-
walk Library are licrcwltlt listcd and
attcntion is called to some intct‘cst.
It will bc ttotcd that two \‘altmblc
and cxpcnsiyc. ltislot'ics arc among
tltc number. togctlit-r with otltct' sch-tr
tliic and historical \‘olumcs. ’l‘hcsc
wct'c bought with moncy from the
“Rogers fund." The first bcqucst ever
made to this institution was made by
'l‘ltcodot'c l). Rogers, whose estate has
rcccntly been settlcd. The money will
be used. from time to timc, iIt adding
lllllltil‘illlll works.
A large proportion of thc now fiction
contcs from lnottcy coutt'lbtttcd by n
it'it-ttd. who makes tltc gift tlottbly
gracious by saying that shc fi-cls' hcr-
scli‘ so w‘cll scrt‘t-d by the library shc
wants to ltclp it along. Two other
friends ttpon lcaying town for the
:~'lllll|llPl‘, scnt sonic rcccttt notcls thcy
bud iiuisltcd and wisltcd to pass along
that othcr might sltat'c.
'l‘ltc public may bt- iIttcrcstt-d
know that during tlic past ycat' the
library has bought about tlfitl books
aIId has botind many \tlllllllt‘S of unit:
ttzittc. It, grows iitcrcttsitltziy tiill‘lcttlt.
liowcycl', Io spcnd so much Inont-y for
books. llilttlint; is cxpcttsivr', aIttl cct'—
lain pctty t‘kIIt‘lltllllll‘t‘S. likc Ittinor I'c-
pairs, as Well as running cxpcitscs.
iIIt-rcasc as timc gocs on.
’l‘llc list of thc IIch books follows:
Philosophy.
\\'bitint:.'. Lillian,
The Life Radiant.
Wilson. Floyd It,
Through Silcncc to lit-:tlization, or
tho llIttnaIt Awakcniuu.
llurbttnk. Luthcr,
'l‘lto Training of thc llttnnttt
Religion.
llall, (‘harlos (‘ttIltlIct'L
t'hrist and thc lltttnait liacc, or lllt
Altitudc oi' .Icstts ’l‘ownrd Fort-lint
llacos and llcligions.
Twain. Mark.
t‘ltristian Sclcncc.
Science.
Laltkcstct', Id. llay,
'l‘liv Klilutltllll of Mali.
Sulcchy, t‘. \\'..
Ii\oltttlott lllt' Alastchcy.
Lttet'ature.
llcnsou, Arthur (‘ltt‘lstopltcr.
i“l‘tlill ll t‘ollcgc Window.
.'\l.’lt‘lt t'linck. liluttt'icc.
'l‘ltc Mt'ilh‘lll‘l‘ of the Hours.
lit‘lIStlll. Arthur (‘ltristopltciu
'l‘ltc l'pton l.cttct's.
lbs-cu, llcttt'ik: AI'cltt-t',
tol',
|.iItlt- lilyolt'.
\\'ltcn \\'c IIcad Awaken.
History.
Wilson. Woodrow,
A History of tho Alttct'icait l‘coplc
Alcxandcr, l‘l. l‘..
Military Illcllloirs of a t‘ont'cdot'ato—
A Critical Narralit'c.
llltodt-s. .itllllt‘S Ford.
History of tlic l'nitcd Status t‘rott
lltc (‘oIIIpI'otttisc oI' lh‘fitl to tilt
lr‘inal ltcstoralion of Homo ”llit
lit tltc South.
Ftction.
Ar: tltc llagttc Ul‘llillllh‘.
Journal of a llllSSlllll l‘t'isoncr's' \\'ift
in Japan.
lil‘ilStlli. Arthur (‘hristophctn
lit'sitit Still thlcl‘s.
l‘ltI t'uulb .i.tc-sttut
T Ito Thinking hiachlnc.
(lllldos, ll. Pt‘l't‘z,
llomt l"'~ctlctt.t
(Iibson. (liltl'it‘S llonttcl
.\l\ l.tdy and Allan Ilurkc.
(il't I ll. Anna Katltttrinc.
'llu t'lt'icl' Logan-c.
llIIIttc, I“t‘l‘l.’,llt~',
lltc .‘lltttulztriu's Pan.
llyttc. t‘. .I. t'tttcliii‘c.
Kau- .\itl(‘flllll Fluanclcr.
lt‘lt- -"-\It lltlwill. “'
SIIIIIIISUII llock of \\'all Strcct.
Matt I .Itt- tl. lIIIl,
(il‘lblllllll of (‘larct'hottso
.\lood\', \‘t'iniicld Scott,
"llic Pickwick I.ttdlc and Ollltl‘ (‘ol
lcc tor a Storics.
Sttttgis. Ilowatd ()vct'lng,
All That Was Possible.
Wharton, Edith,
Madame dc ’I'I'cyntcs.
Wing-in. Katc Douglas,
New (‘ltroniclcs ot' llchccctt.
\\’illi:tmson. C. N. and A. AL,
'l‘hc I’I'lllt‘I‘SS Virginia.
‘t'tlsott, llttt‘t'y lmoil,
'l'itc Itoss ol‘ Littlc Arcady.
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HILLSIDE COMMENC‘EMENT.
First Program of Events of be Ren-
dered This Afternoon.
Next Monday evening, June 17, the
young ladics of Mrs. Mcad‘s School
will pt'cscnt on tho lawn at Illllsidc
a .lapaucse play, foundcd on the oricn~
lill lcgcud of The Flight of tlte Sun
Goddess. The play is elaborately stag
cd, with a picturesque setting of thc
fitti- old trccs and lllutninatcd by col~
ot'cd lights, and is unch' the direction
of two of the tcttclutrs of tllc school.
Miss Ethcl Fair and Miss Elvira
Shack. 'l‘hc procccds of thc play are
to bc gircn to thc Norwalk Hospital
II is dcsitcd to Bt‘l‘lllo a substantial
sum to sypply somc tttgcnt ttccds oi
tho Hospital and lot this tenson it l~
ltopcd that this at'tistis attraction may
t'llliSl tltclntcrcsl and putt'ouagc oi
.’l‘ltc Not'wullts. 'I’lcltcts :ll‘tl on sale.
and may be ltad front any of tho pu~
pils of the school. No morc bcutttii‘ttl
campus for the production of an out-
door play could be found thttn the
lawn at Hillside, and cycr‘y arrange-
ment is being madc for the comfort
of guoats.
'l‘ltc Hillside Comtncnccincnt cvcnts
begin this aftct'itoott with tho closing
oxcrciscs of the Primary Doplll'tllltllll.
under the direction ol’ Miss llctlgcs.
Monday cvcnlng, as stated. lt-I thc
fcstiyal play. 'l‘ttesdny ls Alumnae
Day, with tltc lttttchcott at noon. the
annual tttcctinn of tho lllllsldc Alum-
ttac Association tttid thc cxcrclucs of
thc Senior Class. The cuntrncncctncnt
cxcrclncs occur on Wednesday even-
Ittg, at which a class of nine young
ladlos will he graduated. Dr. Carl
Axcl Hurstrom will give the commence.
tucnt addict-Is and Rev. James Benton
Wotncr will pronounce the bcnedic-
lion.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
ed for at the follow post-offices for
the current week. .
Smith Norwalke—‘Mrs. Lizzie Hender-
Tony Scheysnltz
OWE. P. M.
The following letter“ remain uncall-
SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1907’.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
A new trolley timetable will go htto
clfcct. on the local trolley lines within
a t'cw days.
Through Jilly and August tltc otlicu
or Town Clcrk llci'bcrt ll. Smith will
bc closctl on Saturdays afternoons.
’l‘ltc llarstrom School bascbull team
wcnt to ltidgcfleld this afternoon at
1:30 to play the nine of that placc.
Stillwcll will pitch for the liarstt'om
team.
Councilman (‘ltttrlcs A. Scoflcld. oi
Norwalk, has his Ici’t cyt- out of com-
mission. ’l‘lIt-I commmlot'c, ltcht'cI‘.
has not bccn scrapping. 'l‘ltc tt-ottblc is
duc to a cold.
A cointttcd casc against William
Hamilton. a Norwulk colorcd man, was
duc to conic tip before tltc Norwalk
(‘otu't this morning bttt has bccn again
cotttinucd.
A dauulttcr was bortt this mornitn,r
to llcv. and Mrs. Erncst W. llysshc,
at tho Mcthodiat Episcopal parsonagc
in Ilowaytott. Molhct' and child arc
doing nlccly undct' Ihc carc of Dr. W.
ll. llcun.
lt‘. W. Mllchcli attctionccr, tttiycrtis
cs in this issttc auction of null cstttlc
and houschold furnishings of Johann
Alltlt‘l‘h‘tlll at 19 Taylor avcnttc, South
Norwalk. Thursday June 20th at l
o’clock.
Scyct'al South Norwnlk womctt lttivc
ilottc to Northampton, Mass, to attend
Ihc cotttutcncucntcnt of Smith (‘ollcgc
including Mrs. (‘httt'lcs S. Macfat'lttnd.
Miss 161th S. chp, and Miss Linda
Hall, who arc gt'adttatcs of tlic col-
lt-gc.
'——_'———‘t
(‘at'toonist ’1‘. It). Powers. of Norwalk.
is ctttcrtttining a follow III-wspupt-r :tt't-
ist, (Ins Magi-r, ot‘ Ncwark, .\'. .l., who
draws Iltc funny Ilt'aggo tltc Monk pic-
'ttrcs itt tht- .\'t-w York l‘iVl‘Illllfl JOIN"
Ital. Mosst's. l’owors and Maitct' arc on
a trout fishing cxpcditlon today.
'l‘lic first of tho rugttlat' dattcos for
Saturday nights will lic lit-Id at tlll'
Knob next Saturday. Spcidcl‘s or-
~ltcstra, .ot‘ Ilritiichort, will furnish
music, On Saturday night. .quc 21'.
llttI‘I'cy‘s Ilitttjo Orchcstra. of llriduw
llll'l, will play. This will bu tltc first
tppcurttttcc horn of this til't'llt‘Sll‘tl.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Wiuilcld S. llattt‘ortl to Morris Ep
stein, 3 lots, Fort strccl. War.
Frcdcrick .lcnltins to ”only ll.
Hoyt, l’oturltktitcpslc, 2 lots, Highland
Park. War.
South Norwnlk Rcalty (“ompony to
Ada Livingston, Long Island, lot, High-
land Pard. War.
South Norwalk RcaIIy (‘ompany to
Marcus ll. Moore, Now Rocltcllc, lot,
Highland l’ark.W:Ir.
Morris Epstcin to llcnry
‘ttullcr and wifc, building
Sll‘t‘l'l. War.
“I ncyct' saw such a rubbcrttcck."
snecrcd lifts Galiblo. “Just. ltccttusc
tllc doctor stopped at our lltllISt‘ ycs-
tot-day sltc itnutcdlatcly wantcd to
know what was the matter.
"ch." i'cpllcd Mrs. Nayhor: "l trott-
Icr how shc‘d liko thc rcst of us to bo
that curious about th'. You know tho
doctor stoppcd at hcr house today,
too."
“You don‘t say! I wondct' what's
thc matlcr tltct't".’"——Catholic Standard
and Times.
A. Stoog-
lot_ Fort
F. W. MITCHELL. Auctioneer
' AUCTION
"I of
Va‘ttable Real Estate and
Household furniture.
Will sell by i’ttb Auction on
THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1907, at 1
o'clock p. m., the yalttablc propct-ty
.bclonging to .loltttttna Audio-sou. sit-
uatcd at 19 Taylor Ayn. South Nor-
walk.
liousc contains 10 rooms and iii m:-
ccllcttt condition. [All ttlxltli‘. I‘cct.
Fruit. and shadc. Also will soil at sumo
titttc attd placc HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE of all descriptions and finest
quality.
If stormy, salc will takc place thc
next day. satttc hour.
llcal Estatc will be offcrcd at :3
o'clock. Particular of Jacob ill. Lay-
'on &. (*0... Inc.. or F. \V. lllltchcll. Auc-
tloncct', Ccntral Hotel, Monroe and
ti‘thcstnut Sts. .115 it
ill Rich
Sin oktnu,
Blttc Scrgc Suit for this summer
would afford you much pleasure
For comfort
and good service.
in warm weather We could not.
advisc For “style"
there's nothing to
bcttcr you.
you know
cottttl handsome
shades of dark
blue. We are showing it t'angc
at $12, $14, $15, $18 and $20 that
will at once win your lltllllll'll-
tlon.
those new,
medium and
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Saturday Evenings. ,
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Furnisher. I
38 Washington St.
80. Norwalk.
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' , .‘I‘HE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRIS TRAM fir H YA TT.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
()ttt- thine, yntt Itttty dcpcnd ttpott— tlict'u is not ;. stock of iltlitit‘l"
ItSSOl'llllt'lll and tho valito count] to lilt’ Hock \\t'
All gtttdcs
cotton apt] wool. ilslc tlttcttd, ttIcI't-ctizcd silk and cotton and all silk.
:II‘t‘ b'lltlwilll‘, l'tn Sprine,
and stylcri of thc cclt-bratt-«I lt'tll‘l'csl lililis l'ttdctwctir for
All nttmltct's of thc wcll known (.nl'lltlll llyo litlkit'l') for Ladies,
and S lIllilllt t'
Ladit' 3:,
lloya
and l'lltit'i’WI .ll'
. Ladies’, Missed and llhiltlren’s Hosiery illlli Underwear
to ho fottud that ha': tito
tlut littct: run all ltt.
Alisa-s; and (‘lilltlIt-il. ill
“I‘ftl'.
itll ('tilltlll,
tltc iincst quality and thc host to wctl r of any linc ot’ Iiosicry itt lilc llllll'lit‘l.
Housefurnishing Department.
3 Rolls Toilet Paper for .......... ItIc ‘
Slccvc Boards . ......... . ....... 23c i i
llap llottrds ............. . ....... 730 | |
(‘ttt'tttitt SIt'ctclIcrs ..... . ...... $I :57; | l
("tippct' Bottom Iloilci- ......... $1.30
and (this. ’|’lit~y arc llIt‘ llt“-‘l tlyc,
ltc t‘rcatn l'lisltcs ............... ltlc
(‘t'yidttl (‘offcc Mills ............. 97:0
i’hlllill' Sculvs .................. flint:
l’aring KIIIW‘S ................... ltlc
l.:ll'I,‘t‘ .ltll‘tlliiit‘lr; ................ flit:
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
THREE BOYS FINED.
llcwis l-‘Ity. (‘Itttt'lcs Nichols and Tb} _
Inotlty Lynch, thy-co boys clutt'gotl with '
hll‘llilllll brass from It. .\'. IticKibldtI,
wcrc It'ictl this morning: and tinted flit
:lntl (‘IISllZ wI-I'c illlptlSt‘tl. “(H l."lltit'i‘.; 4.."
thc jttnltntttn, who boutzht tltt- bt'ttssl -.
from tllc boys was :Il‘II'Sit‘tl ott :Il ,
charge of rccuiyittu Sitlll‘ll cords. llist ‘
casc was continttcd to \‘l'cdncsdayi '
morning.
TRAMPS RETREAT RAIDED. |
(‘onslttblc .l. .I. Goodwin dt-i-Ittrcdi
win on llll' llitlliIIS )tstcrday and as"
siaIt-II by t‘uptain l‘cttuinutou and (II- ..
ccrs Smith and Strution \‘isttt-d llttt~'
clmrd‘s burn. 'l‘hc rcsttlt of Iltc t'ttid‘ _
was thc gutltcrittu III of a choico hunch, '
Op. en 3 Charge Acctiunt and Settle Your hills
in Small ll’erli' 3' Payments.
H. Krieger 8: Co.
of "ltobocsf' llill lirtm, Miltc l.th_\‘
.Ioc lb-yiiu. ’l‘titn Jackson and Pat Ili-
lcy, ltyan and |.IIIIy wt-rc bottt soul to .
jtil t‘ot si\ty tlttts. witllc tltc otht-t' "
llll'tt’ \H to dis'iltt'itto «i.
A ..l t‘ollins and (omptttty ltttyt l't'v
ccit'td lIItItI hattttttotlts fot tl-tt lit II is"
land dt-tnntttl this stIIIIuIt-r.
GLOVER S
the place.
Perhaps Vour feet were fitted
to the last pair of shoes you
bought. Let us fit a pair of
Hanan Shoes to your feet.
There s a difference you ’ll ap—
preciate. Comfort and a last-
tng shapev— tltaris what It means
to have a shoe that tits at every
point.
The new styles for Spring
are all that careful dressers
could desire.
Phone, 542-2.
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
iiiiii
FERTILIZERS
for Lawn and Garden
GROUND BONE
Before Parting
with Your Cash
sludu uour judgmeulfiask uoutself
this question—-which store deserves
mu patronage ‘.?
the largest selection of high grade
clothing of exclusive designs and on
the easiest terms, or the cheap John
stores who are offering uou interior
goods under the guise that than can
sell cheap because then sell for cost.
Come and see the special bargains
we are offering this .week. Goods in
everu department is being slaughtered.
Lack of readu cash is no barrier of
procuring some ch0ioe bargains.
H. ItRlEGER & 00.
Open a theme Account and Settle Your Bills
in Small Weekly Payments.
The store offering
(Pure, unadulterated)
WOOD ASHES
(from Hickory wood)
PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE
(From Chicago Stock Yards)
All the above sold In bags or bar-
rels for your convenient use.
the little Ilrtl III.
cure.
MONEY ”a”
I
Mons-y Ioancd to salaricd cmployces
and Itottscwlyct-t on their own name
without Intlot'iict'. All transactions
strictly cottlidcntiztl. Call and see us.
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
ITY 00-.
Havllnncl I: uildlng, Washington St.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to S p. m.
t
Bronchitis
Is more than a cough; it. is a deepusaated inflam-
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—allied to asthma and the most fruitful.
source of consumption. It baffles all schools oi
medicine, anc‘. cough cures, loaded with Ina!b
notice are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicide bal-
sam, alone has triumphed’in every case for 20
Take 15 drops every 2 hours and BE SURE to bathe the throat
and chest with hot. clear Balm every night. That is the secret. It
penetrates, reduces the inflammation, kills the germs. stops tho
coughing and raising of phlegm, restoring the lungs to the vigor
of youth. Get the 600 or $1. 00 bottle, keep up the treatment
faithfully for a few weeks and we guarantee a cure clear down to
the last stage «It quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates.
B. E. Jackson 62' (70., Indianapolis, ”indium
Norwalk Chronicler