t
‘ ‘ tt't
. lltotle me It Is the first manifesta-
' than" devolopmellt of those motherly ln
" rib
'l:
. «war a made:
its; ll . ‘lr
Jilin“; 22.22 £2 £2:
AT A'SAC""'ICE
Whv this Unparalleled Unprecedented Unusual Value-lug
«. ‘. Iémg Stile is
Possible.
dollar' 9 worth ‘9'! Merchandise will be sacrificed at a fraction of its value.
Will quote a few prtces in order to give you an idea of~the
“on: \X‘.“.; «e, ulxgym
1;...“ ' man’s mp rooms snrrs.
“Eh“ Weep irhpst up—to-dttt'e selection of meritorious Suits.
garment" 112' 1dentical with the made to order kind. The fabrics
Sl‘lh'e b'e'sl‘i styles up t‘dlth'e mi'nut'e‘“ '
. Stilts .13'01711'1 $11), on, at . l ‘t S5295
.. . sons wont $12.00.. at» . .3 36195;
. , . _. Suns worth $14.00, at. ,. l 2 ' .9 $1.95»
.. x ml“ worth $1609, at 9 9 $8.95
' S11 ts worth $18.00 at $9.95
1‘ . Salts worth $30.00,:1t $10.95»
. | ,3 .. MENS TROUSERS.
Math: 111‘ height 0f fashion, fit and style; equal to custom work.
I'lants worth $1.50 at ; 95c
9.. 5‘0 Pants on sale at ~ .5 E 1 $1,“
$3 5b Pants zit . . g ,1 t . l 51-95
12111th .vrorth $4.50 at -' ~ ‘3. $2.45
.56. 00 Pants on sale at $3.45
.. KNEE PANTS. 1 t,
For rough wear as w'e'll as for dress. "
..At~ 15c; 11 01111 351:. At 38c; worth 65c. At 47c; worth 75c.
. BOYS' SUITS.
‘ the noveltles of the season. Every boy will be proud to own
or“? helle Sul'ts. _ ‘ .. . - ‘ . ..
$1.75 Suits at 1 ~ $_ .98
$200 Suits at‘ .l {I l - $1.29 2
50 Suits at .1 .. l $1.69 {
51.00 suits at - I ‘ $1.95
J $3. .50 Butts at ' * ‘ 32.45
; .0'0 Suits at l' 2-95 \.
g [5.110 Suits at $3.69 \
' Washehle Suits on sale at hal.‘ price. ‘ "
" Manor/«crunchy MEET-"9Q:
'll'ahhnsl Aeuelallon WIll be Inter-
ti'lned l'l'i' flasher? July" ‘29.
«tore , . The National Assoclatlon of For Felt
. -. r _ lot um mm. film. Manufacturers has accepted the
ST JOSEPH Mmh” July 10—Th61 llllVltllUU’n 0f the Dnnhury and Bethol
“Teddy Bear" f'ad wag 'mvm-ely peopled association to vlstt Dnnbury as its
by not! lchard G. Esper from the‘ guests on July 19. This vlslt of. the
Dlllpltln t. J‘peenh's Cathollc Church Isadlug representatlves of Danburys
Sunder. The poem held that the toy ltoremost Industry will be an event of
beastqld the latitude of lltlle girls wow unusual Interest not only to the hat
destroylné all triathlon; of mothelhood manufacturers, but. to the clty as a
and in the tutors would be realized a whole and It wlll brim; there many
portal-ml ctor In race estates 1 men whose names are Iamlllar to ev-
(1032:2221! ”wllfikit fingdgstlgnto £11: :13; 01:1? Interested In the hat trade
11 u o orw so are stran ers to th t
on bloat; exhortlnx' all parents to 112- my " 11
pl es lltll doll In the affection o! chlld- It to expected that the party will
a ll somethlns natural"n1m1bor about slxty. The Danbury
a the care or a doll by u associatlon has under way plans for
thelr bathtertalnment which wlll Include
autom lie rldes and a vlslt to the
Country Club.
Itlhots hes the hope or all nations. ll be
stress orl e to do anything
{hit 1H one to betroy those ln-
stream. that Is what the Teddy Beer
In doth Is why it Is golds ;
il'ictor la'zll
o'rl
“OK!"
the teellag otlmothorhood. In
The Hotel Green wlll
the headquarters of the manufac-
turers and It Is probable that they wlll
held a buslness sesslon while they
11qu Danbury.
nun—«m...
w
. to he 9 race sulcldc nrob- LONG IVE THE K Gl
1‘s to not suppressed. It Is tar Is the populs'r" cry throu l'l'l'mt Euro-
rhythm. new wnom- pean countrles; whlle In none... the
; pol-outs Is country are lead cry or the present dsyl {Tong llve Dr.
‘ at: us Into e sauce. II we can Klan New Dlscovéry his: ol'l‘h
not awaken tumbles as at least can
when Remsdlcst" t wht h .
the future mandolin: ' o " '3"
» mills Ryder Paths Eruro, salad. says:
W ' 1" I: ever falls to m lmmedlate re-
{A wouolnrua andnemlio. lsr'lluir sto' 1.1.1.5.“ cure a cough or
on Y.. all,“ wltnoseed on cold.” Mrs. Palm's opinion ll shared
my. “j , . rho ids.“ cases or an by a majority or the luhsbllants or
2) 95:“ F‘Klns; o dbl; country. New mecovery cures
rm ”'1 {Password 3 1mm” Walt lunar and sore throats after all
och gore on my leg gotta “ll
Ion thud altered over 80 years. .1,
films
Wm
coughs and cold: to; the only sur'e't
Weq“'b (miter'pb
-_ I aWuml—uu ....
er remsdlee have tolled; and for
8;" m ”Unfivl.” “OHM
”its. 500 1'1 1.6 'Pnfl
1'
“‘1“. .
magmtude o'f' t'hll s’a’lg’aill‘s an span 9.... he... Gigantic sale. :
.l..
MEis't 3 Here.
Our Hat Department is as large as 'an exclus1v9 hat store. All
the n'dwes't styles} dre' here a". Derb'ys, Alpin'es, Crushes, Tourists.
etc. Also S't'raw's.
$ .(15 blot at
$1. 50 [lat at
$2 00 Plots at
$3 00 flats at
g -45
-95
$1.39
$1.95
Caps for men and boys at half price.
i
MEN'S‘ FURNISHI‘NG DEPARTMENT.
\lcn 5 work or dress Shuts ltgulnr prices 50 and 75c, at
Men 5 Shirts north $100 at
\lln 5 Shirts 11 mth $l 50.:1t
Mon 8 Underwear “0th 356, at
(.100 L llllcrwear at
75c Ulnlcrwcnl at
Men's Ilosc worth ms. at
Allen's 15c Hose at
Men's 251: llosc at
lloys" Hose Worth 151, at
25c Boys' IIOSL at
39“-
69c
f 95C
19?
3991‘
470
4C "
8c
18c
8c
17c
Neckwesr. Belts, Suspenders. Handkerchiefs, etc.. on sale.
b
stress FOR" MEN"
1
1 I
Our Shoes are the kind that giye comfort as well as durability.
Styles and makes: everything that' 1s worn.
$2.00 Shoes 01 (Morris $1. 45
$3.00 Shoes or ()Xl'urlls, SE. 95
$3.50 Shoes or Oxfords. $2. 45
$4.00vSl1oes or Oxfords $2.95
7‘ LADIES‘ SHOES AND 0x11012133. .
Worth $1. 50, st 7 $ .98
Worth $2.00 at ' $1.25
Worth $2. 25, at $1.49
Worth $2. 50 at $1.89
Worth $3 50.211 $2. 49
Children’ 3 Shoes, Misses’, Boys' etc.. all at a sacrifice
White Shoes for Ladies and Children at a sacrifice.
“WPQGDS SOLD AS AD IERTlSED. WAIT FOR THE OPENING DAY. EVERY DAY NEW BARGAINS.
Sale Begins Thursdau. Julu lllb at 9 o ’cloek, a. in.
ST... 80
‘ ‘ 1 OARRCN'I’EIB 0N ST"R|KC.
1r « o—ut'a—nq-
Demend’fer plsehsrge of Nondlnlon
ht'lo'n In Torrlnoton hemed.
TORRINGTON, July 10. -‘~'l‘wenty~
one unlon carpenters whose homes hrs
In tbls place, Stamford, Waterbury
and Brldaaport, employed by the Run-
som Srnlth Company, of New York on
the constructlon or a concrete machlne
shop for the Coo Brass Company, went
1
on strike yesterday after tholr demand
for the dlscharge of twenty-four non-
union men had been refused. The
otrlllers were given Ilttoen rulnutes to
return to work and were then dlscharx-
ed. elr places were filled.
The Ransom Bmlth Company. lt ls
stated has hitherto employed only am
too carpenters on all thglr' work about
the country, but as the local union
Was unable to supply them wltl'l the
Yaqui ed. number at man, f'opsa shop"
was ordered at t'hls place. The trou-
ble nee-112111.; dto mo recent arrlv:
11111110112221.1111”. The men were re—:
cslvla c911 “.1111 hour which It Is
1) Into put is 2593““: 111': hour more
tdn’ t a company pays who're It em-
ploys only union men. ,
m
rut cumulus 1112qu
Us net 'l'leoeedarlly one otfistleot gem
and lettered. Many a eta woman
who could never serve as an' artist's
model, possesses those rpreq as
that all the I“on: rld admire: ndatue‘ss.
c tear eyes, c sell us nets find the
sprlght
accompany “good health A phy‘slcalty
week we 5 never attractive; not
9:1?" “3.. kllfllfilfi olden
& ”gm: an, ‘3le 5 tree served}
am .1211 and;
3...... all?» “9131;22:1le a
.Weed‘i, Weatherman heal. «1
Blttors 1w
”'1
NORWALK
WANTED TO .OllIT TOES 'OF'Fr
a“
Antlcs of a Young Men Formerly In
South Norwnlk Net A'p'p're'cls'ted.
People about Strattord center were
much amused over the actlons of a '
young man. who was mentally
sound.
an-
Hc made a long stay at the
new room at .1. Hanson, and stut-
od that he wls to have lll's toes tak-
en oft, as they were a great burden for
hlm to sally around. He also wlsllcll
to perform an oporatlon on one o! the
young men who was In the new» room.
He gave Ills name as 01 Fred Gram
man. A search was made by several
men to secure same one to cut off the .
young man's less. They searched cv-
orywhero and at last found Deacon
Saunders. who agreed to do the Job
wlth one of Frederick llsnrdsleys
lawn mowara Hemext vlslted the
barber shop. but Charles Mlller would
not consent to use his razors on hls
toes. The man stated that he llvod
In Waterbury South Norwalll and sev
and other plhces. It to thought that
he resides In nrldseport and has been
wrltteu up several thus: by the press
or that olty. He obscured harmless.
W
'l‘hou ads or people are dilly cutler-
lag wll kidney and bladder troubleam
dugsrous allmente the should be
checked promptly. D's l'tt‘i. Kidney
and Bladder Plllr are the best remedy
for backache. weak ktdneyld. undam-
matlon of the badder dby Th:
althord Pharm or and 'l‘ 21 Brian?
. Pharmacy. , ..
loose or Step dud pollen the " ‘
It Moe NE ”W.
rosnlnorozmlny lee-«Followlhg
‘th e refusal at thelr demands for an
alsht hour wort: day and more our.
twonlyulx turn 11"" ployed ”by the
borough of stone
crushing pleat. sti‘ll'ok. 'They Were all
dlsaharceq a a
dash places tilled.
filmy pIn
, .slght hour law.
Due to the; unuI'u'zdly cold Spring. we are over-stocked. We adopt drastic measures to dispose of thes'e' 1mmense stocks. Every
y t was no
yesterda allowed a dlsposltlon to w‘
sun the hotness ot the ocsslon and la
itlle drab hen
than 11 any two days are
Issslon.
flrst muttsls to come up was 11 11311911.
gun a bill In wblell the constltutlon or
the. adult: would be amended by insert
tag a provlslon that the general assom
bly than not pass any law whlch would
authentic any co'rporetlon to issue
more than one class of shares for Its
manual stock. The committee recoup
mended that the rssolutlon go over till
the llextlsesslou. and this cllon was
taken. The IolloWlug' (1110111119 reports
. 1 incorporating the Falrtleld nghtdt
of Waterbury to lease lmproveme'nt
bonds. In many senate matters lu'
athlcll there was dlsugleslng netlon the
ll'mnle voted to recede and concur wtth
.the senate. Thls actlon was taken on'
‘pmtlou o‘t electldp day a legal holl-
day. and anothel WhIch Would abollsh
capital panlsl1ment.’l‘l1c senate had
~rejected the last named bill In the
matter ol? the New Brltalu charter 011
which there was lllsagleelng action the
:hou'ee receded and concurred wllh
the senate In rejecting the amendment
. which would make the mayor ex- ottfolo
.a membel of the varlous clty board's.
'lhc lullroad committee flnally re
’portod on the blll regulntlng the hours
of labor or telegraph and telephone op-
erators. 'l‘he malorlty report was a
commander: measure In that It was Ia-
vorahle for a hill whlch would conlel
~wltll the act of Congress governlug
Inten- state commerce and which Is a
ttenrhpur law. The mlnorlty report
signed by five members favored the
The resolution an1~
.fepdlng the. chattel or the East Haven
{dud Mdrrls Core Company was on the
calendar for action and when It was
called Representative Grlswold asked
that it he allowed to ale 2 natural
matters on the calendar were acted
upon:
Resolution extending the Ilme for or-
gnnlzatlon of the Mtddletown and Mldl
dlefleld 'l‘ractlon Company.
with an amendment llmltlng the time
to November 1 1908; ) resolutlon con-
coming the sale or slx tickets for" 95
cents In cllles ot mote than 25. 000
people, (hlll rejected): act concernlng
the legulatlon of rates of the Connec-
tlcut Rnllwny null Lighting Company,
(rejected): lcsolullou lncorgporatln
' —-“l have been somewhat
salts dcslred. They act 111lldly and
regulate the bowels pertactly."-—
.George. B. Krause, 308 Walnut Ave.
lAltoona. Pa.
JAPANESE LQABOR QUESTION.
TOKIO Julv9 .~—ll, ls reported that
DllCCLOl lshll. of the ore-lgn Office, has
flleen ordered to proceed to Amorlca
and Canada, evidently In connectlon
than of hls departure has not yet been
announced.
2 Nearly all olddashloncd Cough
Svrups are constlpattng, especially
those that contain oplates. 'I‘llcy don t
not just right. Kennedy's Laxative
gently movng the bowels.
Honey and Tar and tastes nearly as
good as maple sy1ap.Chlldrenllke it.
The Brldge Pharmacy.
Correct Clothes for Men.
No
@ther
Suits
are so full of the lndcllnalllc
something “which men of lndlv-
unllty roqulrc In their clothes"
as those bcarlng this label
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ours wllh evely garments We
are exclusive agents here.
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR BLUE
SERGES,
$12.00 To S2030.
Open Monday. WEDNEaDAY and Bal-
urdsy Evenlnpe.
. 1. ; '. I
Joseph .Daws
rmtoe. cLorHllla, HA'TTER. run
unseen.
all Wuhlnoton In.
, «amid-raw» wuwn
LAWN SWINGS
FOR TWO PABSENOERB.
Swlng’ parts palntod and vurnlshed
All made of hard wood.
94.95 1115
: For hour
Passengers $5 .95
.2 ‘16» 1.
F. A. WIRELI
consumes All") Hwesruansu.
South Namath
One of the ..
Pewer Company: authorlzlng the ,Cll‘y't’i':
:deuth and be tabled uhtll called for. I
This actlon was taken. The I’ollowlng,
(passed' I
'the Orange Street Railway Company
_ .- (passed.) :
costlvc
‘but Dean's Regulels glve just the re- "
with the Japanese labor questlon. 'l‘hc '
Cough Syrup contains no opiates. lt .
drives the cold out of the system .by ; ‘
Contalns
'Sold by The Cllfford Pharmacy and ;
re. bllls had been .
54.
'r
1
l
1
.‘1
two bllls one of which would make a‘ 2: ‘ -
Ilse
or dial
Thllly lsars
Apcdbcl llesmedy forcdmllpa-
“who HEW!
'§00v1hsnl‘everi9h-
WormsC , "
11255 11111122) Eflm' _
Nodal-2'1 suppose your wlfc ls de-
lighted over the baby. ”
“How 11 that?" ‘ ‘,‘Oh yes, In a general way but she
‘ She has 11 hot tempm and cold feet. 5.11s it has out late hel game of lnidge
wlllllstrated Bits. lawfully. ”——the
llE. -Coal
Buying coal in the summer ls just as senslble as gathering lee In the
.wlnle1.Wo are not rushed “nth ordels and have more time to take oxlm
care and pales. We screen our cool free from dust and dlrt and deliver by
Order your coal from us. It will she you nor-
“Doctor, my wife runs to extrem- ‘
es‘
a careful andpollte drlver.
jest satisfaction.
THE HARRISMAN'S‘CHMPANY
Telephone .150. 3 , ..
68‘ Water Street.
“W
Guard" Against Lost Opportunltlcs
, By enrolling at
Merrill Business College.
for a complete business education.
> ' M. A.-MERRILL, Prin.
2W.>South Norwellr._ ,, .1 Stamford. Port Chester.
VEGETABLES
J W DODGE,
as. Washington Street South Norwal'k -.
«ST 011.11 B»
Furniture. Pianos; machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED sUILmNo’s son rail: metal or sv-
snv CLASS or usscHAnoles.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
Raymond Bros.
cam—MM...“
WATCHMAN.
Coal and Wood
.. 3 , dorm-rs Iron
Bo " g wké'r'o Fortl‘llzars.
B. Hershfield 1).: Ban
ran Water Street.
, 'z’we‘ ".9
Telephone 1194.
New opltl' for the S'elsdn of 29371
Shore Dinners a‘ Epecislty. Dancing. Boating. Blith‘lng
and other attractions.
Esbéclal attention given to Automobile Parties“ 1 ; I
cor. than and Vi?" It». Norwelk, (ll. ‘
i
2
none shunt mo «mood and musk. M
Norwalk Chronicler