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Fit! Wear! Style!
But they' re hard to find in other makes
for the same price. Our superb as-
sortment of modlsh
Springand Summer Clothing
SUMMONS YOU TO INSPECTION.
"OUR FINEST." we call them be-
cause they are the most satisfying we
have ever put on view from so varied a.
range of shades 11nd patterns. You
nurst ilnd sonre to please. however
critical your taste. The cost is little,
the fit is guaranteed.
’Copyright Clothing Cd,
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
Make Your Husband
Buy You a Home.
Talk him tired, 'tlll you get it] You
can find. what you want and can afford
at
The .i. B. Lawrence
Agency,
2 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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' Were $12.00; new ............... 37.98
S “I Were 311.;oo now ........... ..s99s
Were 810. 00: now .......... Wu.”
Wabricfl are the Latest Style. lass nodes of brown, grey and blue Serge.
”Latest 1 Styles in Oxfords, Ties and Shoes.
D. GOTTLIEB,
11 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
‘t MR Glover’s The Place
ake lee ‘NOW
Wholesale and Retail.
IS THE TIME FOR
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been oillcislly stated that 0. 81111th
toe the special commissioner from
Hohdurss, charged with complicity in
the recent attempt on the life of Pros.
ident Estrada Cabrera. of Guatemala.
has been safely landed on Honduran
soil, thus clearing the atmosphere of
all possible international complication
which might have arisen as a result
of this incident. In this cennection,
a startling story is told by Dr. Her-
man P. Rowe, Wealthy Guatemalan
planter. who arrived last night. He
declares that the alleged recent at-
tempt on the life of Presiden Cabrera
was a carefully engineered f1 e plan-
ned purely for political purposes. He
says for days before the alleged at-
to urpied assination was made it was
talked of in the clubs and "flies.
OUTLOOK "INEJUR NKDAY SCHOOL
NEW BEDF‘ORD, Mass, May 20«-—
The daily business session or the 1111-
mini convention of the Massachusetts
Association of Congregational chum-h-
on today was a short onegmost of the
morning being occupied by a consider-
ation of the theme, “Tire Outlook in
Sunday School World" A paper on
the subject was read by Charles A.
Brand, managing editor of tho "I’ll-
also made by Rev. John A. Dennison,
oi‘ llosion, and Miss Margaret Sloth-1y,
of Fliclrburg. .
Eph Green—Ah desires to purchase
ah razor. Clerk—Safety. " It) ph (iretn
grim." publications, and remarks were ‘1
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Herbert strsnoo star-gas.
Wilton 111111 people in the vicinity
ware shocked to hear of the death of
Herbert Lawrence Blames. last night.
The deceased was a. sun of the late
Theodore Sturxesn He was a very
prominent man in Wilton, and is also
well known in New York city. and had
a large circle of friends in The Nor-
walks. Mr Bturges was fifty nine
years of ado. The funeral arrange-
ments have not yet been completed.
Edward Joseph Sailor.
Edward .Ioleph Seller, aged two
years and seven months. died this
morning at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. .lolrn Seller. in (lieu-
wood avenue. Funeral services will
be held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon
and burial will occur at St. Mary‘s
Cemetery.
Thomas Howley.
Thomas Ilowley, a well-known reel.
dent of Taylor avenue, died yesterday
afternoon. from pneumonia. The dc-
consed was seventy-four years of ago,
and is survived by a widow and 111m
oral children. Funeral services will
be hdl Saturday morning at 9 0'0le
from St. Mary's Church.
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“Does your friend, the editor, giro
you any encouragement?" asked the
would-be poet's friend.
"He's never said anything encourait-
ing. but 1111011,", replied lleinror, “and
that was yesterday. lie saw me in 11
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Ilarperta \V eekly.
TBrookside Lake Ice Co
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Shoes
TWO ’PHONES—lo-3; 252-2.»
An examination of ’our SPRING
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
STYLES will show you the
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proper thirig for Summer.‘
on cards
1 Phone 542-2.
W. A. Briggerman’ 3
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MUSIC BTORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington 8!.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
wodr) WOOD
A. CARMI BET’I‘S.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
" aswgd and Split Ready for
« Family Use.
. :11 Wood $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
W comm. $7.00 per cord; $1.78
811i t cVitobd 25c extra per IA cord.
srd No. 74 Newtown Ave.
-—-2. NORWALK. CONN.
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In the Spring
The Coal-Man's fancy gently turns
to thoughts like those:
Winter is over.
Here we are again.
Buying coal for another season.
0'
Have You Heard of
e New Science
9 Do you thing it's too early?
g ' Many think otherwise.
no receiving the attention We're ready when you are.
iddi’es in society, who 1111111: New or later?
The Ferris Coal Co
149 Washingtoh St.
marg‘odly improved in henna
aeration have they become
' encouraging others to follow
’ if pie. No one should live in
d sadness, of heart or1 limb.
_, , s, can live in health and trap
,, s y aging to the Chiropractor at
W, hington 8h, Haylisnd Black.
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Starting 11 Savings Account
'or t half the battle. Putting a thing off only makes it hard-
0 ”shat oi! saving till reduced earning makes it impossible. _
' be one of them. Begin now and your growing balance
'per cent. we add w ill act as a magnet for further savings.
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This season you can own more than one hat.
1. The strength of this sale does not lie in our Trimmed Hat Department.
Flowers and Wings. We will trim them for you 01' yet; can have them trimmed anywhere else. Either way you will save more
and buy Shapes.
than half.
Skirts, Suits, Children’s Jackets and Everything in
‘Our Cloak Dept. 'at Greatly Reduced Prices.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
S"RAW HATS for little boys and girls,
made of the fines Mackinaw. split straw, Mi»
Ian sxraw. 251:. 50c, 75c and $1.00.
ahd bolt.
your chance.
New York sell for more than double 'our
50 WHITE DUCK SKIRTS. worth $1 50.
for this sale, 59c.
LADIES’ SAILOR HATS White and
Black all shapes, from 25c. 35c. soc to $1.00.
Worth more than double.
WHITE LAWN SKIRTS pleated with
one and two folds around bottom. Special
for‘thia sale $1. 50 and $1. 98.
Sale Commences FRIDAY MORNING, Lasting Saturday and Monday.
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H. KRIE GER 6 C0.
29- 31 Wes t W ashington Street, South Norwalk.
brown study and be said: “A penny for
rear iboughts.’ "w Philadelphia Press.
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Another Big Sale of Millinery and
eady- to-wear Goods. ,.
LAST SATURDAY we sprung a great surprise on the w0men in The Mrwalks by selling
our entire Stock of Millinery Goods for less than actual coét. .
We will now explain the reason for this unprecedented ad, which our small competitors
called foolishly slaughtering goods 1n the height of the season. Their comments may be right,
- from their point of view, but we do not have to consult them on how to conduct our business.
In selling out our stock on hand we were in a position to go to the market and buy fresh,
better and later styles for less than half the money.that the same was selling for before Easter.
The wholesale Milliners 1n New York, owin to business depression, have enormous Stocks
on hand, and are disposing their goods at ridiéir ously low prices in order to get the cash.
We foresaw this state of affairs, about a month ago, and have this week taken advantage of
these unfortunate conditions, and have bought, for your benefit, the greatest and best assort-
ment of Flowers, Wings and Shapes we have ever owned.
Come! See and Be Convinced. It’s a
Chance Of a Life-time.
You can buy three hats. or the price of one.
price.
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
As the season advances Muslin Underwear becomes a Very necessarywand important part of a woman's ward-
robe. We lrmo three lines of Muslin liudcrwear that 1111 think 111,. the best v1 11111-11 that can be shown anywherm
and W11 have so runny customers tell us that this is true. that 1111 rrrake this assertion with confidence that it is
absolutely comet. W11 mention below a few of the. many bargains which wr- aro offering In this line
cosssr covens. i
Corsoi (‘overs of fine n11n.ook tr imrmd with lllltp (:11 111113 of lace inserting and ribbon. 600 quality 1111190.
torsot Cowrs of extra. flut- nnlnsook, dainiily trimrntd with lace instrtlng and ribbons; runny siylss Slit
quality 981:.
”m DRAWERS.
Drawers oi‘ lino camlirlo, nnlnsook ulnlrrofln rnilio with turbo. 591‘ quality. 50c Pair.
Dram-rs of extra line carnbric and naiusmk, lu-urstlichod tricks, trimmed with dainty lace and Hamburg
rumvs. $1.25 quality, 98c.
GOWNS. ..
(towns, low neck and short alcoves, of uninsook. The quality, 59c. . «1
(towns of film uninsoolt. trimmed with l-lamburg 1111.1 ribbons. 81.75 quality, $1.25. ‘ ‘
towns of extra quality nainsoolt. dainty latte yoke and ribbons. $2.98 quality, 81.98. "
CHEMISE. '1
Chemise of lino nnlnsooir, lromstilched ruffle, lure trimmed. “.25 quality, BBC. 1
(flwmiso of extra nninsook. tucked ruffles. flue llamburgwdgo and insertion. $1.60 Quality, 81.25.
Chemise, Marguerite style. beautifully trimmed, $1.98. '
SKIRTS.
Skirts of line rnnrbrlc. hematitchod. tucked ruffle, 981: to $1.98.
Skirts. trimmed with tucks and side Hamburg ruillos $1. 25 and $1.50.
Skirts, beautifully trlnrmtd with line IMO. and inserting, $2. 25 and upwards.
TRISTRAM St HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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We have but vexy few Trimmed Hats on hand. Bit come
The finest quality French and German
ROSES. and fine FLOWERS, also FOL-
IAGE, ass to 75¢ per bunch. Worth 33 high
as $2.00.
Beautiful WHITE LAWN WAISTS.
handsomely trimmed with Cluny or Val. lace.
worth $3 00. For this s.ale.§f 50.
Come in
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