Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 10, 1907 · page 7

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Let Us OaII Your Attontron

O OUR SPLENDID STOCK of upwto-the-rninute
MEN’S FURNISHINGS High grades all
down the line. For your vacation we are pre-
pared with a complete line of Men’ s Shirts from
sec to $1 50. Underwear, Hosiery, Neekwesr,

‘ Belts, Suit Cases, at all prices. Everything *

\ choice and new at prices equally attractive. We invite your
comment and your trade on the assortment of Men’ s Furnish-
tugs. Call on us today '

CopyrIgIClothIngGo

6 North Main St. t H. GOODWIN, Mgr.

 

 

 

 

 

Wm...” WM M-M~wu.hm.m”w.mwm

PICKINE UP MONEY

at the

Disposal Sale

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worrp'sourmrsr SALE
THE '* MARVEL OF THE CENTURY
THE WONDER OF THE AGE

The [Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of
in Ten Dans

FairCloakand FurStore

A ISRAEL Propiietor.
68 Washington Street, \

 

 

South N orwaik.

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘AT SELLECK’S ;
SHIRT SPECIALS ;

 

 

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Prices 900d only ft'om Sdtlorday, August 10th, to Wednesday,
liilgitst 14th. . I y 3‘ ‘ K 'wv
MEN‘S FANCY NEGLIGEE sol iRTS, VALUEs 50c T0 69c, AT ..
MEN'S FANCY NEIGLIGEE SIHIRTS, REGULAR $1.00 VALUES,
AT .......... u ........... , ................................... 69c
.. Bovs' SCHOOL SUITS AT HALF PRICE. ‘
WONDERFUL vIALUEs lN M EN’S suns AT $4.89 AND $10.00
.. STRAW HA'TS AND CHILDREN’S WASH suns AT HALF
PRICE. I of... mg; ‘3‘
MEN’S H/ILF HOSE UNDE RPRICED.
MEN'S FANCIY socxs, 25c ANID 50c VALUES, now.

'1'.“ A .‘I it

tr.‘
39c

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.19c AND 39c

 

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Wit is H. Stalled.

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? v ' 'OLOTHING on THE RIGHT soar. "M... .
48-50 Wall Street, N orwolk.
’0' , .1, ' \ IruonE,171-2. l ‘\ ‘~ ‘- am

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A FEW DO‘TS ON MAN.

A mans the is tall or (I‘tliilit‘ll hurl
temptations :4:in tho (‘hlcugo '1‘. :ndc
.lournul.

[to crunch into this world
his conooni and pour out niniinut Z'lIli
will, IInd tin i' in boiuoon thc two
is oxccodtuuli I u-i'y. 'i’lw rnio of (ion.
ll'lll‘ltlil in out: of tho important lou-
turos of tho il in.

When ho is litiio tho hiu Itirlu kins
him. but 'Nlton ho is grown tho little
ones ltiun him.

If he in poor ho to it bad Inuauuol.
If he in rich ho to diuhonooi

it he hut-dc IIoI‘iit ho cunt not it:
if he iii piospcioim orI-Iyono wunin to
do him u i'nvor.

it ht‘ti in politics it‘s for pic; ii
Ito’s out of iIoIil'Icu you crtn’t pincc hilt.l
rind lien on timid {or hic country
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If he docun‘i hire to charity ho is a
stingy onus and it' ho (loco it in all for
show.

if hi- to nciivcly rolln‘lotin ho to it
hypocrite; ll ho tukcn no Iltii'l‘l'l-ll III
I'clluion ho is a hurdonod uluIIor.

if in- uliows ulrcctiou ho to II Rot'I
npooiinori: ll‘ ho HI‘I‘IIIH to Hill! for no
ono ha in cold liloodod.

if “U dioo young thorn won a urcat
fulurc nhcnd of him: it‘ he liven to on
old Into, ho hon nib-mod hin rolling.

The mud in rocky. but man loves to
lrnroi it.

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Churchim'l‘hat than in an end ooai
hog, all right. .

(lotluInI-wllow do you know?

"liocauuo ho. tried to got the end
lit‘iti. uwuy trout niol"-»»Yualioru Hinton-
man.

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“A Basis to Build 0n

,‘WjI Are you it. cloth, workmen or salaried mun?

’ Do you oiwuyu intend to stay where you are?
. Why not. begin to suvein'this brink and get, A sum of money
”will“! basis to build on, which will help you to get where you
on make more money? Buying is the basis or oil progress.
7,,

The‘South Norwalk Savings Bank'

”tilled M litildlni, O7 Wuhihoton 88. tooth Hermite Colin. ,

 

.Muss, is n ghost

harvestu. Kent. in Norwalir has
tornod from It cruise up the Hudso
River. .

Durwtn A. Wudlnrntu, of New Yuri.
formerly of Norwulk is It visitor in
totvn today.

 

Miss Dulsy Ranch ol’ Norwullt wil
spend next week with friends in New
York and Brooklyn.

 

William 8‘. Bryant and family will
roiurn‘ home to Norwalk today from a
week‘s stay in Now Preston. '

 

Miss liosulo Hitchcock, ot’ liolyoke.
of Mm. Dexter
Hitchcock. of West Itvonuo.

 

A session of the South Norwuik re‘ -
teirtus was held yesterday for the. pur-
pose of perfecting the caucus lists. l

 

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Mrs. (leorglnuun'a Gooding of Ni
York, was II visitor in N‘orwulh with
day, returning to tho city the. n.3,? t.

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(lluicucc ll‘. Osborn and II party 1

friends airivd homo lust. night from a
cruise up the Hudson River in its

yacht. liydlu. 'l’hc cruiucru report a
lino limo.

Gilbert llIIuttrIgu is enjoying It wool '5
vacation from his duties as bookkeeper
lit the Holmes, Keelcr and Sellotk
lompany whoicsulc grocery in Nir-
wulk.

W. S. Hatfield took it party of South
Nor-walk gentlemen across the Seoul
lust evening to review the fleet of tie
New York Yacht Club iii i-lnutlngtIn
hur'bor

The annual picnic of the East. A c«
nuc Methodist Sunday school was lnld
yesterday at Steeplechase Island,
Bridgeport. Four trolley our loads of
huppy cxcursioniuts enjoyed the trl ).

Miss ii‘lorcncc Jones, oi Union l'u 'k.
wont. to New York, yesterday, and bade
hon V()yitl-.e to Miss Dorothy Cholwoll‘
who suited toduy tor Isotope in com-

 

Cliolwoll l
The annual picnic ol' the Nor-walk
llnptisl. Church occurred yesterdtty.
'l‘ho mcmbcrs oi‘ the school and
friends, filling two cars, wont to Sn
vindiock and spent the day, arriving
homo. about 7 o‘clock last evening.

 

The City of Norwnlk streets which
life to be treated with oil by Chairman
Henry Mnthcis. of the highway dendri-
Iuent, are being pI'cpuI'cd for the broth.
The preparation of thc roadbod is
more expensive than the actual oil
idressing.

Pride of (‘ourt Nnrruk Circlc. Cilill'
ponious of tho, i’or'ost, cnuinccrcd a
very successful trolley excursion to
Stccpimziurso Island, liriducport. lust
night... The nicrnhcrs of the ordor :I’nd
their l'r‘lt-nds lillod lhrco trollt‘y curs.
"lhc rcturn home was madc ut lil'iti.

John .I. Walsh. Ali‘rod it}. Austin.
and John J. i-lualon arrived homo last
night from a two days” cruise in Coun-
cllmun‘s Walsh's yncht llculah n
Long lslund. thlc at iluniingtdn
last night tiioy witnessed thc pyrotcch
utc display of tho New York Yoshi,
(TIIIII.

Louis Rood. oi” llanbnr'y. t'ltlllt'. down
to Noi'waik, yesterday. in his hax
\Voii automobile and spout tho night
with his not), Irving ll. Rood. l‘oI'I-IiIur
tor l.. .l. itoynolds and Son. Mr. lit-oil
accompunicd by his son. had tho .lai
tor’s u'ii‘o, lI-l'i i'oI' Dunbury in tlic
Inuchinc this al’lcrnoon.

 

'l‘hc picnic of Trinity uud St. l’aui'i
Episcopal (Thurrhos yosiordny to
lironx Park was It grout success. PM
a tow momouin during the than at
tho iironx ruin foil. but. all Worc pith
to sci-arc sliclicr and no discomfort
wus cxpcricncod. 'I‘ho roturu wur
Iundc talc in tho ul’tcruuon and all hurl
it Izrund time.

Thu annual culling of IIlt‘ town dpck~
ct will occur ucxt ’l‘uonduy. At that
limo iIit‘ canon which have boon lt’t'llii
ing for sixmonths or more will be; dis-
poscd of, also cancer which thcrp ir
dr-lmil oi‘ appoaiuncc oi the doicnd
uni Attorncy (lcoigo ll Yoobrdgh
has uotillod luwrors intuit-stud by lot-
to: (It the date in: the calling of the
dockI-t

 

 

A much collar: contour wuu :Iitfil'
last night in lioyt‘u 'l‘hontro. old it
provcd to in- one of tho iunnioul
things over Ht‘i'li in tho tliuntro. 'i‘ht
contooluntu \voro blindioidod uru 'Ilc
i'oro ouch wuu piaood u largo lIoI'l oi
mush. The two contestants WI'i't
thin mush with lurch upoonu holi in
two liltmll’oldud bout. 'l‘ho ilillNIl Wm
pourod into hour-II curl-t. lInlI rind uoolo
oud uhou tho contour woo moi tin
two oatcru Imikt‘ii llko IiIIIIIIIIIt'lI h "tilt
of mush.

 

'i‘ho supply ot’iho now doc, into at
tho ottlco of Town (‘lcrlt liorirc'i ll
Smith in rupidly dwindlinu An with
supply hau boon ordered More iiIIu
000 how iuivo niromly boon “It“! not
l‘hoho tagu cost dog owru I'H ton oIItI
v'noli. Which Iii Just tho prlco tho town
oiorlr Ilttu to pay for thorn. and ti \o
viliion he in called upon to ftil'ilitit nit
Work of giving thorn out. and run utor
lair ouch dog Itunhi, to conform will
the new low.

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TODAY lN WALL BTREET. '
WALL 38111010 ",I‘ 10: it) u. llleilt
tout declined marked the opening ticui
into: in stock“. most ncutc depression
.ultowing in the l’uoiilc liuilrmult um!
Reading. Northern i’uvilic dripped
3%. Union Pacific tiltd flooding 2%,
Southern l’ncillc 2%. American molt
inc 1%. Amulgoniutod loppc 1%
llroiti Northern phi” Anucondu hid the
Ore Certificates] St. Paul Wistorh
Union. Colorado Pool and No ionot
bond 1%, Norfolk and Weutcri tilt.
People’s Gus Iind Holtimorc ttnd Ohio
ill. and the list generally from true
done up to u point. Tranunhtionu
were large end the tendency con tnucd
downwards after the opening.

010mm August low-Ame icons
opened quite irregular on the Stock
Exchange today. At the close if the

 

 

 

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market it weak tone prevailed

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puny with her aunt Miss Cicncuttrie .

fcd 1

statistics show there ore 12,000 aban-
doned forms in New York state. repre
senting an area or about 1,200 .000
acres. They also show that New Yorlt
turn: lurid hue decreased in vuluo scv
orui millions ol’ dolluru in the last
twenty yours. This is not only found
true of New York, but all through the
New England states many forms have
been abandoned.

The ubundonrnent oi eastern farms
is due partly to the fact that the
farmers' sons and duug‘hterc have been
nttrueted to the cities and partly to
the opening up of more productive
forming lands in the west. As the
western country was opened eastern
formers loft their worn-out. forms and
rushed to get cheaper and better lands,
causing o. movement westward. This
left much vacant land, which is now
uttructlng tho uttontiou of western poo-
pic.

While the tendency heretofore has
boon for tho young people to lcuvu
tho forms nnd rush to the city, there in
now u reaction tultlnu placo and pub,
ltc sonttmcnt is turning in the other
direction. Cities are taking an inter-
cst, touching children of plants and tho,
soil uud public schools in many places
arc luteailing courses of instruction in
agriculture. This will in time over-
come the desire to leave. the farm and
only entice a movement in the other
direction, which is rather to he hoped
ion—Goodull's Farmer.

 
 

Attornoy iro 0. Gregory. of Nor-
walir. Wont to Waterbury yesterday
on u combined business and pleasure

trip.

tlectrithuirllmns

 

The Rec; 82 Volk

Electncal Co.

BOAT BUILDING.
REPAiRING OR OVERHAULING
Done in the Best Manner Possible.
Complete ways for hauling out vessels
OSCAR ANDERSON,
Formerly ’l‘ocuet Lounch Works
Westport. Conn.

 

Sheet Mustc

All the Big IIilS.

ForiicSaiurday

(‘uptuin Bully Bunting.

Every lIItiic liit Addcd it) \V'hat
You've Got Muhcs Just a Little Bit.
Mill‘t'.

You Splash 2'6. I’ll Splash You.

San Antonio. .

\thn tho llluc Birds Nest Aguin,
Swot-t Nolliu Gray.

lionnlc .lcau.

lioncy lioy.

When You Know You're Not Forgot
ion by tho (lirl You Can‘t Forgot.

llcsulc and Her Little Brown licnr.

Novcr lnlmducc Your Bloke to Your
Lady li‘r'tcnd.

AndIMany Others.

WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.

 

new vORIt. nuwflfihvun II
HARTFORD RAILROAD

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TIME TABLE.
in Effect Jun. 2, 1907.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR

NEW YORK.

A. lit—1223M. Ezlix, Bziix, 6:55x,
ii: 011:, 6: to Q8: 50, 6: 56 7: Six, 8:18x,

2-4.0 8: 48x. 0:11;, 9: 31x, 9'. 58, 10: 551,
[1:01 11:10):

P M.‘-——l2: 52x, 1:10, 1:45x, 2:551.
3:20x, 3:27, fiinlx. 6:38. 5:55x, 6:25x,
0:40. 0:53x, 7:12x, 7i54x, 9:57x. 10:32,

Sundays.

 

A M.—~l'.l: 52x, 5:141, 5: 41, 8:57,
9: 43:
1'. M.~12:hfix,l2:47x, 2:05x, 6:38

560M, 7:00, 7:18, 7:641. 8:25x, 9:67:

I

NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK

A. lit-«lilzoox, 12:09:. 42543:, 0:45.
0:05. 8:01, 8:03, 8:40, 9:00;, 9:14x.
10:04 ll: llilx 11: ()3.

l’. M.-~l2: on t: or. i: 30 l: 40, 2: 003:

1:03. 3: six, -i: 023:, 4: 00 4: 15x. 4: 3‘).
3:02;: 0: 00, 0: 20, 0: 00x. 0: 02, 7: 10
7: Mix, it: 00x, 0:40, 11:00:.

Sundays.

A. M.-——-0:00, 7130, 9:00x,
i0; 02 x
M-4205, 5:04, 0:50x.
11:00:,M:12 00.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.

A. M .-l". 08:. 1'121. 1. 00x, 8:18
7: 20. 8: 20. 8:12: 9: 471, 9: 51, 10: 14
It: 07x 11:43.

I’ M.-i": or»; 1:18 3207:, 8:18:
I: ll) ii: IOIIX. 6: 27, 6: 001. 6: 30, 7:00!
8.06! ll" 2i it). 06! 1133.

Noto-~2140 and 7: 20 to Bridgopor
only.

Bu find an
A. M.~123082 1:12: 1.56:. 7: to

9210 it): 441i. 11:07:.
P. M.:-««0 44 ’l: 00x, 2:18x. 914%.

SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURV
A. MH—li 20 i): as “Milk
P. M.:—~1 20, 2: 32 (Saturday only:
4:,35: 5:18 6.2.20.0“) 7:11
Sundays.
A, M.~—-0:10, 10:00x.
P. M.-7:35.
DANEIUFI‘Il To EOUTH NORWALK.
A.M.:~—0 56,7: 8,26 8. “4 5:10 (lit. ll: ll;
P. Mmi 182.8180 0:4
ouudeyl.
A. bin—7: 05.
P. Its-01 00. 7:17.

0:401.
8:31x.

 

”#15:“,

TRIS TIM

NOS. 2 In?! 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

& HYIITT

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AnnualAugust Sale

Our Annual August Sale or all kinds of Summer (loads is now in progress.
on ‘uli lines of sousouuhlc goods to clono.

Women’s Readu'lo-Wear Goods.
“Colored Shirt Waist Suits.
Separate Coats for Summer Wear.

Figured Organdies.

important reductions in prices

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...uau‘WJ—li- I

White Shirt Waist Suits.

White Wash Skirts.
Handsome Lawns.

Striped and Figured Batiste.

 

All Hat Prices to Close Them Out.

 

TRISTRAM‘ e HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.

 

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A woman thinks it is very unreason-
able to expect her to be
able.

"A «006nm; urine“;
RAY or suuysurse III A
uoussuoro."

Road Frank B. ’l‘innelli’s, (of South
Nor-walk), hook, “Pointers to Commer-
cial 'l‘ravoiers, Etc."

Sold at all stationary stores.

PRlCE 50c.

United American Opticians
Incorporated.
HOYT’S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Specialist in Attendance.
Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m.;

day, 10 p. m.
Factory, 116 East 23rd St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sale
Still Going

Ii. GUTTIEB’S,

MEN. AND IOVB’ FURNISHER.
11 NO. MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK.

 

 

i Vi i Vi Vi Vi
in Wired ital.

We want that order of yours:

Because we have the coal that
we kn0w will suit you.

Because one order is a step to-
ward your future business.

Because if you get the habit of
using our coal we are both
gainers.

Our good coal and our best
tention are at your so. vice.

The hills int 0

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GLOVE R ’S

the place.

 

 

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HEADQUARTERS
FOR

VACATION
FOOT WEAR.

Aoehrs Fen THE
CELEBRATED

Hanan 85 Son,
Balaton Health,

AND

Elite Shoes.

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Phone, “M.

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Wear shoes

“THAT Fly/T

I‘GIISOII'

Satur-

 

H. Krieger & Go.

The Leading

lieudg-tu-Weat [hitters

in the 'Norwalks.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Are you going on a. vaca-
tion ? If so you will
need your money. Buy
from us on our Easy Pay-
ment Plan. You can set-
tle the bill upon your
return. '5 to 0:.

 

Prices Reduced in Every De-
partment to the Lowest
Possible Notch.

 

We Open Charge Accounts
With Everybody.

H. KRIEGER & CO.

 

 

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or Your Slipping Days Visit Our Store
3 Reasons Why! 3

imbecaure we receive daily from arrivals oi ‘l‘eso, Colleen and Choice

Groceries.
Qwaecsuue our prices are or low as elsewhere in town.
amaeehuso our Premiums are FR EE. '- "l “ ‘t
BPEGIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
'ruugloiooi i-‘ly I'npor .............,.. ..... ....... double shut to

“Hill ”MICE? u............u....g..........i...
i”. poundrt Grouniutcd honor ......... ..........
l‘urc Lorri

per pound. 20c
. 200
2 pounds tor 20o
EXTRA BPEOIAL. FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
With each and every title purchase at Ten or Comes. we will give a
Handsome Souvenir tree, in addition to the regulur chaotic.

T he Boston Tea Ii. Entire [30.

.3 North Main Street, South tumult.
Telephone Cull 3366.1 3.2M

I.I..IIIII..

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