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« MEN’S FURNISHINGS. High grades all
down the hue. For your vacation we are pre-
pared With a complete line of Men’s Shirts from
. (are to $1150. Underwear, Hosiery. Neckwear.
- , [ elts. Suit Cases. at all prices. . Everything.
, choice and new at prices equally attractive. We invite your;
.‘ it eommentand‘yourtrade on the assortment of Men’s Furnish
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A ISRAEL. Proprietor.
68 Washington Street, ~ South Norwalk.
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1 Real Economy
in Clothes buying demands the finest qualities at the low-
est prices. , ‘
NOW, during our HALF YEARLY CLEARANCE
SALE, is an opportunity for economical buyers to purchase
their Clothing at 1-3 to 1—2 less than original low prices.
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i MEN’S SUITS AT $10.
\\"e have added about twenty~five more. of our men's
High Grade Suits that were priced from $15 to $18, and put
them in our lot at $10.
MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS AT $11-98.
There are most all sizes in this lot, including Suits for
short stout men. .
‘ Sweet Orr & Co. All Wool Trousers, value $3.25, spe-
eial at $2.29.
Boys’ Short Trousers Suits, all sizes, at half price.
All of ou§$L5o and $2 Fancy Negligee Shirts, cuffs. at—
tached or detached, at $1.19.
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asllrxc lot oil Cut Glass and Solid till vor Ware. also Vuscu. Clocks, Picture
Frames and llrouzc images. which must be disposed of at prices regardless
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lithe Novelty Store
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70 Washlnutoo Street. South horasllr
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iServa‘nts Sol Necessity
re those whosa'aalarios are never big enough to save from, whose
ovary-raise is spent as soon as gained. who say: "it don’t pity to
”V33” .
drheyuro the men whose gray hairs find them still clothing tie-
lnd‘a counter. no matter of your destiny. Carry a savings account
has and have some money wor king for you. helping you.
soap pom/an Saginaw“
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. and evening, tomorrow at the Norwulk
been determined whether she has ty-
. unto were broken.
‘ of $43,250.
lioharles Payne presided as. toastmasm
tor oi the occasion and made the pre-
sentation speech. ,
, The'Winnlpauk baseball team is en-
gaged in an eliort to boat the Status
ford at. baseball this artarnoon‘ at
Berry's.fleld in Winnlpauh.~ .
mllurd and Soft Grubs. Outblll‘e.
Miss May B. Lord. of the General ‘-
. ConferenveeEvangelistic Commission.
will conduct. the sorricesboth morning
Methodist Church.
Mrs. William Taylor. of South Main
street, is resting couriertably at the
News“: Hospital. and it has not yet
.phoid. fever, or not.
General Russell Frost started this
morning for the Pacific court. He will
be away about fotlt‘h'eeks, and will
spend most of the time in Seattle, Spo-
kane and Republic. Washington.
~Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
The South Norwaik Baptist lililm
held its trolley ride to Steeplechase
island. last night. The merry party
made the journey in a special our start-
ing at 7 o'clock and returning at about
1. All enjoyed a good time.
A big four cylinder touring car dri-
ven by a woman, collided with a de-
livery wagon of Money and Benedict,
in Wall street this noon. The. shafts
of the wagon and, a mud guard, of the
~Lobstera, Roasting Clams. Cutbiil's
The picnic of the Norwulk eMthodist
school at Valley Grove, L. 1., yesterday
passed or! without accident of any
kind. and all who participated. report
a fine day’s outing. The picnic was
under the general supervision of Flet-
cher Van Hooaear and the trip was
made on the Huntington.
Dr. H. E. Bates, of South Norwalk,
will attend the semi-annual meeting of
the State Veterinary association, to
be held next Tuesday at New Britain.
Last year the meeting of the National
association was held at New Haven.
This year this meeting will be held in
Kansas City in September. At the
meeting 'l‘uesday, one of the promin-
out speakers will be Prof. Williams,
the well-known demonstrator and op-
erator l‘rom Cornell. '
Statistics giving the record of real
estate transactions for the month of
July lit the larger towns of the state
make a very satisfactory showing as
compared with the same month or
1906. In Nor-walk there were eighty-
tour sales of real estate during the
month with mortgages recorded of
3105:9013. In July. last year. there
were fifty-tour sales and mortgages
ln July, 1905, there ware
sixty-three trimsl’ers of property, and
Mortgages of $50,950. Last week‘ there.
were eleven sales of property In The
Norwaiks, with mortgages of $25,100.
in the last week of Jilly, last year,
there were sixteen sales at real estate.
and mortgages of $8.800.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—O. E. Upton. Rochester, N.
Y.; ll. 13. Thompson, Robert A. Trim»
bio, V. Morgan, Ed. J. Doekery. New
York; C. ll. Morse, Philadelphia;
George Meyer, Orange, N. J.; F. l).
Pt'li‘l‘y, Worcester; C. M. Kuilwnsser,
South Norwuik; 1.. Cornwall, Miss
Cornwall, Miss Drake. Bridgeport;
Frank L. Sullivan. Boston; M. .l. Kel-
uey, Springfield; 1). E Evans, Wur-
ren. \\'ashiugton.
Mahackemo—S. (I. llurnum, (tiles
Potter. New Haven; W. R. Ford. Wilt-
erbury; Wm. Moran. A. it}. \N’inchester,
A. (i. Knorr, city; C. W. Droyer. New
York; \V. id. Haskell, Newburg. N. Y.;
S. Greeustein. Bridgeport; L. it. I-Iurl-
butt, itidgoiieid; ti. Seaman. Roches-
ter. N. Y.; J. ii. Dunne. New Haven;
i.. A. Libby, Hartford: iii. F. Pierce.
and wife, A. Mercer, New York; E.
Lind, Georgetown; ii. ii. llurroll.
Schenectady.
POLICE COURT CASES.
(.‘npluin Pennington rounded up four
vugrunts, yesterday, who gave their
names. as Patrick Duiiey. Edward Mur-
lino, John Harper and James Murphy.
There have been many complaints
from Springwood ol‘ looted gardens.
and the hoboen were too near and act-
ing a bit too supiclouaiy to suit Cap-
luiu Pennington. lie. accordingly
rounded up the quartet, who were tried
this morning before Judge Taylor.
The judge discharged Martino. liar-
per and Duly. Murphy was sentenced
to 60 days and costs.
Joseph Clancy was arrested yester-
day for drunkenness and vugrmiey.
This morning he was ueiitenced to 60
days, with costs. Clancy and Murphy
wore taken to Bridgeport this morning.
ONE SIDE ROOM ABOLISHED.
In a talk with the police this morn-
ing. Prosecuting Attorney loo Davis,
of Norwulh, learned that just one or»
loan keeper in the (lily of Norwalk hue
yet compiled with the aide room law.
Saloon keepers have almost u mouth
to comply with thin pleasure, which
was introduced in the legislature by
the Norwuilt Minisiors' Association. on
It goes Into offoet September int. Mr.
llavls any that if saloon keepers try
to get around the law by handing out
sandwiches in sideroomn. claiming that
they are conducting restaurants, he
will fill the court room with cuties
against them.
PREGBNTE'D.WITH RING.
Ellsworth Burger was presented
with a handsome gold 32nd degree Mu-
aonie ring yesterday at the biz clam»
bake at 'l rintty Lelia, to which he had
Invited the carpenters In his employ
and a few other friends yesterday The
day proved to be a most enjoyable one
for all who were fortunate enough to
be present. ticspito a hard thunder
storm in the afternoon.
OIITUARY RISORD.
BURIAL 01" 31311030 spinner.
The remain» of Judge Sellock were
brought to Norwulh, yesterday after.
noon tram Strutiord. and were litter-
rod in the family plot in Union Come.
tery. Services were conducted b itev.
Wemyss smith and Flor. (i. . nob
look. A number at Namath friends ab
tended the interment.
q " think Roosevelt will run
no you
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To South: Norwnlk People,
Elsewhere Throughout the Land.
Neslectlns a. bad back,
Not trying to reachithmcausc,
Brings untold injury to the human
system. ‘ ,
Following in the wake of backache
Are urinary disorders, diabetes,
Bright’s disease. "
Let a South Norwailt citizen tellrof
a South Norwslk cure. ‘
Mrs. J. Morrelli. ‘of 81 North Main
St, South Norwa‘llr‘. Conn, says: "I
get rid 0f kidney complaint and its at.
tendunts by taking Dean’s Kidney
Pills. utter all other medicines had
failed to cure me. ‘1 had the trouble
tor three years and was often in per.
feet misery with the dull itching across
the hidueyh, occasional sharp pains
when steeping and an annoyingand
distressing urinary weakness. Often
i was so bad that I should have been
In bed instead of up and around the
house. A friend told me about Dean's
Kidney Pills and I got them at Plnls~
ted’s Drug Store. I had taken only a.
few doses when i could plainly notice
the good effect they were causing. i
used in all four boxes and they drove
the pain from my back and corrected
the kidney weakness. I shall recom-
menu them at every opportunity for 1
consider Dean’s Kidney Pills to be a
very valuable medicine.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fosterdtlllbul'n 00.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. .
Remember the nume—Doan’s—aud
take no other.
\ .
(The Commercial Record.)
Winfield Street Home.
work on a new house for himself in
Winfield street, East Norwalk. It will
be a frame house, 22x26 feet, arranged
for one family. There will be eight
rooms, provided with the usual con-
venience. None of the sub-contracts
have been awarded.
House at Winnipauk.
Work has been started on a new
house at Winnlpauk for Charles Brit-
lo. It will be a frame house. arrang-
ed for two tenements of six rooms,
providedwith the usual conveniences.
F. J. Smith is the contractor and the
sub-contracts have not been awarded.
Addition to House.
The contract has been awarded to
W. li‘. White to build an addition to a
house at Benedict Farina, for Freder-
ick Addison. it will be of wood. 12x24
feet, containing four rooms. Smith
Bros. will do the mason work and the
other sub-contracts have not been
awarded as yet. ' ‘
Figuring Plans.
Local contractors are figuring plans
for the proposed eoul pockets to be
erected in Norwaiit by Bishop & Lynos.
Monks & Johnson. of Boston, are the
general contractors.
The new house which Contractor W.
F. White is building in East Norwalk
for Addison Hathaway, is being plas-
tered. The contract for the plumbing
has been given to R‘. A. Monks and
Fred Benedict will do the painting.
FIREMEN NETTED $304.
Rev. H. B. Carpenter Visits South Nor-
walk Department Meeting.
The members of the South Norwalk
Fire Department held a large meeting
last night in the Old Well quarters in
liaviiaml street. About seventy-five
firemen attended the meeting which
was a. most enthusiastic one. The pur~
pose was to hour the report of the.
carnival committee. Another pleasant.
feature was the visit of Rev. Hugh B.
Carpenter. who made a few pleasing
remarks. The report showed that the
sum of $304 was made by the recent
carnival on West avenue. it. was vot-
ed to divide this sum in three parts.
giving to each fire company about $101.
it was also voted to create a. depart-
ment fund for immediate incidental ex-
penses. This fund was started with
$45. it was also voted to make this
fund a. permanent one, and the sum of
$3 will be assessed against each com-
pany beginning September let to be
used for this purpose.
The meeting was a lively one and
one of the best the department has
held in a long time.
M
YACHT CLUB CRUISE.
The annual cruise of the Norwalk
Yacht Club started this morning from
the club house in Wilson’s Cove. The
boats which started this morning are
the Lydia Marguerite. Envoy, Alfarutn.
The Cyric and Diik III will start this
afternoon. The Alpha and Dutchees
started yesterday and will. loin the
rest at New Haven. The Echo will
start tomorrow joining the fleet on
Tuesday.
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Lincoln mumell hold its roilulur
meeting lillll night with u large ul-
toudunee. The, members enjoyed calm
and cream and tallied up the matter of
entertaining the slate officers on Au-
gust liith. ’ he regular business was al-
tio disposed of.
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Mmmmw-‘om m. .. . .
To the lioard of County Commission-
ers of it‘airilold County.
I hereby apply for a license to soil
Spirituoua and Intoxication Liquors,
Ale. Inner hear. Rhino Wine. and (ii-
dor. at lfiil'WuuhIngtou street, Town
of Norwulk. My place of business is
not located within 200 font in a direct
line of a church edifice or public
school house. or the premises pertain-
ing thereto. or any PonbOilice. Public
Library. or Comotury.
Dated at Nortvnlk. this 26th day of
July. A. 1).. tool.
JOHN J. NEUIMUIBR.
‘ Applicant.
We. the. undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of tho
i. It Ief
Contractor W. F'. White has started ,
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Every housekeeper has wi
from the injurious eiiect of hot di
They are made in different
w .ASbestOS T able Mats. ‘
the causes when the table is covered by ordinary table padding. Our Asbestos Table Mat is an
absolute and guaranteed protection to the finish of the entire tap of the table.
as sports.
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inesca‘zar'ra BUILDING. r . rt
shed for a means of protecting‘the entire top of the dining table
shes and spilled liquids. It is impossible to prevent damage from
sizes, both round and square. ‘ _ , ,: , iii
all?
Wire Dish Covers ....35c Ice Cream Scoops ..... 5c
Fly Traps roe Fruit Jar Caps, per doz. .....cgc 2 qt. Freezers .............$r.75
Houeefurnishing Department.
Fly Killers 9c 3 double sheets Fly Paper...
. 5c, 8 oz. Jelly Tumblers . . . . . .240
to oz. Jelly Tumblers . . . . . . . .29c
4 qt. Freezers .............$2.45
TRISTRAM a HYA'I'I', NORWALK, court.
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NOTICE.
The. necessary dog tags can now be
obtained at the Town Clerk's when at
ten cents each. Bring your license
receipts. N. “3-130 not send by mail.
Oifice hours 9 a. m. to b p. m., ex-
cept Saturdays, when the office closes
at 1 p. in. .
Norwaik, July 31, 1007.
HERBERT R. SMITH,
YOU CAN RELY ON
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ALL THE BIG HITS.
For Saturdau
15 ct-
COME AND LOOK THEM OVER.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
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MUSIC STORE.
132 Washington St.
- Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Donovan Block.
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WHERE SHALL
I BUY COAL?
There are as many reasons for buy-
ing coal of us as there are tons of
coal In our yards.
If you accuse us of keeping the best
and biggest assortment of coal in this
territory we shall not be disposed to
dispute you—in fact we admit It.
Our books are rapidly filling with or-
der: from prudent people who are get-
ting in {head of the rush.
Not yet but soon.
iii an can
<1 sneer MUSiC e
iiiiii
H. Krieg‘er 8. Co.
The Leading
origin-liar Hunters ~
, in .the Norwalks.
Are you going on a. vaca-
tion ? If so you will
need your money. Buy
irom us on our Easy Pay-
ment. Plan. You can set-
tle the bill upon your
return.
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Prices Reduced in Every De-
partment to the [West ,
Possible Notch.
We Open Charge Accounts .
With Everybody.
GLOVERS
the place.
WOMEN'S CANVAS OXFORDS,
$1.26 to $2.50.
WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS PUMPS.
02.00.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
GANVAS SHOES AND OXFORDS,
”.00 to 01.60.
Men's Canvas Oxfords. leather sole.
' .150.
Men's Canvas Oxfords, rubber sole.
31.25.
leis Agent For
Mum a sea.
Town of Norwalli. hereby omiorae the
application of the above named John
.I. Neubaucr for such license. i
Dated at Norwn'lii. this 26th day of.
July. A. 1).. 1907.
nor. John L. i’tlchartls. M. J. Molten
any. .lohn Oldt‘llnfihlfltti‘r...
I hereby certify that the above nauu
ed endoruera are electors and taxpuy
era as debited by law. of the Town at
Namath.
> Dated tit Norwnlit. this 26th day at
July. A. 1)., 1907.
«obligates.
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William it. ilotijamib. Harman Quilts
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tutored.
ELITE slices.
Bathing and Tennis slippers.
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Phone. 542-!-
w’ear shoes
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THE SECRET OF ECONOMY
been not lie in deprivation. it all depends upon your own good onloula»
lions, and your clone and curoiul buy tag. You can, easily do so by trading.
with us.
You can buy good needs. You can ecouomiz'e on prices, and you can
also get Premiums ii‘ltltlt. p . ‘ ,
8PECIAI. COMBINAIION 75o SALE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY."
6 pounds Granulated Sugar 240
V. pound BONS 00".. IIIIIII"|‘| lll0"0lldllllleoipel‘oiteihlel 130
V, pound But too ‘I’u (mixed or black) 26°
2 packages Unseen Biseuite no
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Total .. 75o ;
EXTRA OPECIAI. iron SATURDAY ONLY.
Gold Medal Flour. per’hac ..... 76o
The Boston in ii [Juliet I10.
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