"no Wear I song
But they're hard to tlnd In other makes
The funeral of Thomas Howioy will
be held at 9 o 'clock mmtIrIow morning
'rom St. Mary’s church. Interment
will follow at St. Mar'ya cemetery.
Best thing III --
the world for
for the same price.
Our superb ss- «-
sortmont of modieh
Springand Summer ClothIng
SUMMONS YOU TO INSPEOWON.
“OUR FINEST." we call them he-
cauuo they are the most satisfying we
have ever put on flow roIn so varied a.
range of shades and patter.ns
You
must find some to’ please, hmvovcr
critical your taste.
The cost 13 little,
the III In guaranteed.
Copyright
Clothing Co.,
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
Make Your Husband
Buy You a Home.
'1‘qu him Ill‘t‘ll, 'Iill you get It. You
can IIIIII what you want and can afford
:It
The J. B. Lawrence
Agency,
2 SOUTH MAIN ST.
l1
m’s&m
Fabrics are the Latest Style, In a
Were $12.00; now ............. “$7.93
Wero $14.00; now ............... $9.98
Were $10.00; now ............. ”$6.98
harlot-I of brown, grey and blue Serge.
D. GOTTL’IEB,
11 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
,PURB .
ake Ice
Wholesale and Retail.
Brookside Lake Ice Co ~
- Office—Foot of Ann St.
TWO 'PHONES—ltI-3; 752-2.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY;
Fine Box of
Writing Paper,
, ' 12,,1-2c.
”W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
‘Donovsn Block, 132 Washington as.
Agent for Crescent Lsundry.
W001) wooo
A. CARMI BE'I‘TS.
DEALER IN '
Hard and Soft Wood,
sted and Split Ready for
Famlyl Use
iuSoftd Wood, $6 00y per cord; 31 50 pm-
Warm Wood. $7.00 per nor-d; 31.75
' , cord
pill Wood 25c extra per 14 cctrd
Yard No. 74' Newmwn Ave.
01. 207 7-2. NORWALK, CIONN.
Have You Heard of
j e New Science
of Healing?
. Itch, )8 now recalvlng the attention
’ ,hy Wn‘dlos In society, uho hart
reform method of healing. .
Form! 0 ankedly Improved In honltl.
‘mnooghnve they DL’CUIIIC
1' fiafonoouraging others to follow
triumph. No one should live II.
at! sadness, of heart or
they can live In health and ban
by going to the Cthiroprnemr at
sehlngkon 8t., Havlland Black.
OUTH NORWIALK.
ETIC TREATMENTS GIVEN
“WNW.
limb '
Glover’s The Place
IS THE TIME FOR
ow
Shoes
An examination of our SPRING
STYLES will show you the
proper thing for Summer.
Phone 542-2.
Wear Shoes. That Fit.
2 _.- 2 ”2.2.... I'
iiiiii
III the Spring
The’Coal-Ma-n‘s fancy gently turn
to thoughts like these:
Winter to over.
I Here we are again. .
Buying coal for another season.
Selling some too.
Do you thing It's too early?
Many think otherwise.
We‘re ready when you are.
Now or later?
lThe Ferris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
Vii‘ti‘
n—W— -.. 22......_.2. . -....2..
OWOW
Starting a Savings Account
" More than half the bottle.
Putting It thing off only makes It hard-
Some put. off saving till reduced earning makes It impossible
not be one of them B'ogin now and your growing balance .
0 four per cent. We and w ill act as a magnet for furthci savings.
,3 South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNIT” BANK BUILDING. ,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
have all they ‘
want of It. It.
will give them
may choc ha and .
bright. eyes; make them strong In
hone, muscle and Intellect. Children
who drink Ilwtyof “HUN 0 forgo
ahead of III: schoolmates who are
drugged with too and roiloo. In fact:
there III nolwdyundor the sunwho will
not be benefited IIydrInklngGBAIN 0
In place of all other table bovurngen.
GRAIN-0 locks and testes like the best
wane but In mule from solid “mill, scien-
tlllcslly lIlI-ndod null roasted.
Costs only one-half as much «man.
I pound Woe "e.
2 " ”e.
At sit grocers.
Edwsrd Jsopeh Boiler.
’lhc funeral of Edward Joseph I-letl
er, little son of Mr. and Mm. John
. ‘i-I Iier, of Gleenwood avenue, was held
thi.I afternoon, with Interment occur-
ring III St. Mary's cemetery.
M
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—Noll Mumhlen. Detroit;
.loronIo N. Scour, Dnnhury; (l. ’l‘. Estu-
lIrook, J. A. Emerson, Louis Klein, It‘.
I’. McGowan, Iioeton: .iaIIIes Muicom.
W. E. Duryvu, .I. II‘. llI'IIIItI, Ii. C. lluv-
('llUl‘. l’IIlI lilot‘lll, WIIII:IIII 'I. (‘IIgh
IIIII. Charles W. DIIIIIII, It} \KIIII'IIn.
New York, II‘. M Y'oIIIton I’lttsiuttg;
A. S. Lippltt, Norwich; (‘ ll Noni.-
.\'I~w Milford; F. II. VIIItoII. llotlt’ortl.
N. Y.; S. 1). Green, I’ llntlrlohin; I‘i. ’____w w
\\'.M'.Sne \'Ilnt,llrookl.\'ll- I I " Roger Ludlow
Best 10c CIGAR
Mahackemo-JnI-I.‘J. Iloran, (l. M.
IN THE MARKET.
Kuhn. New Haven; 8.. (7i‘t‘t‘llrflt‘lll, C.
II. lleunrtt, llrltl «port; S, (Il‘l‘l'llflll'lll,
lluy one, and you‘ll smoke no other.
MANUFACTURED BY
I". (lotIIlclIIlIl, A. I. Keep, city; \\'In.
B. J. REYNOLDS.
hit-Mullen, II. (1. Corey, AIIIII‘I-w Sherl-
Tel. 311-2.
I
tlt‘ll, I’IIIIIII llcllly, I". .1. Pierce, I.. W.
itulrtl, WIII. .1. Kennedy. .1. I._\‘ll('ll.
\l'III. 'I‘. Shannon, New York; \\. II.
Iivllynr, IIIIstIIII.‘
SUGAR PRICES REDUCED.
NEW YORK, MIIy 22.——All Kriltlt‘fl or
rwllnml RIIL'M' were reduced two cents
:I Illllldl‘t'tl pounds today.
12 South Main St.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
An the season advances Muslin Underwear Iif‘CtlllIt .q II \t ry new IIme and important part 01'“ women 'IWI'M'
I‘OIII'. We hate three lines of Muslin lIIItiIrwr-III timl or think i'llt tin lIcI-It values that can In shown unywhesr.
[Hill We have no many customers tell Ill-l that this in true, that we make this assertion with confidence that It III
tlIih‘tIlilIt‘Iy correct. We. mention below it few of tln- IIIIIIIy Imrunina which wr- am offering III this line,
CORSET covens. ' I
COPHt'I (lovers of line minaoulc. Il'lllllllt‘tl with throw il’.) rows of int-I- inserting and ribbon. Bile quality at 390.
t‘orst-l. C(ll't‘l‘H of extra line nulusook. IluiIIlIIy Il'IItIlIlt‘tI \\‘IIII lace lnsrrtiim IUHI “Ilium“: Illfllil’ BII’IUI. $1.50
quality, 980.
DRAWERS.
Ietoolt IIIIIIII‘I-Iiu rullin with tut-Irv. I’Itlc quality. 60c Pair.
HIIII Haiti-sunk. IIIIIIIsII’u'iII-tl Int-Its, trhmuui with dainty
llrthI-rn of fill“ cumin-Ir, nut
Ilium-re of extra flIIt'.(’llIIIIIII
rutllca. 31-25 quality, 98c.
lace and lamllurg
GOWNS.
Gowns, low mick nIIIl ISIIIII‘I .‘III‘I'W‘I:. of llIlIlIStltIli. 77m quality, 596.
Gowns of film III‘IIIIHIMIH, Illliilllt'll with ”nothing and I’IIIIIIIIIS, 31.75 quality, $1.25.
(Towns of extra quality IIIIIIIsIIIIh. IIIIiIIly lac“ yoke lIlIiI I‘IIIIIIIns. $2.98 qunllty, $1.98.
CHEMISE.
(‘lII-IIIlsn of HIM" halos-ooh. ho IIIsIlit-IImI llIIIIt‘ I.l(II IIIIIIIIII'MI $125 quality 980
(.‘III‘IIIIHO of extra Ililllih‘llok IIIt-Ikul rulllvs. llllt III-IIIIIIIIIg (will and Inso'rtlou
()III-IIIiHo, MIII‘uIIIvIIIII :Il)lt‘, I)" :IIIIIIIIlh II‘IllllII' II $1. 98
. SKIRTS.
Skirts or Illlt‘ I'uIIIlIrlI'. Ilt‘IlIll'lll‘Ilt'WI, Iilt‘lit‘tl l‘llIIIt‘, 98c to $1.98.
SRIIIH lIIIIIIIII (I with tuck”. .Illtl “tilt Hamburl' rtItIlv Is, $1. 25 and $1. 50.
Shins, beautifully ll‘llllllit II with Illlt‘ li'ltt‘ Illlll IIIt-‘t IIIIIg $2. 25 illltl upwards.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN
$1.50 quality. $1.23
I
This season you can own more than one hat.
and buy Shapes, Flowers and Wings.
than half.
50 WHITE DUCK SKIRTS, worth $1. 50,
for this sale, 59:.
LADIES‘ SAILOR HATS. White and
Black. all shapes. from 25c, 35c. 50c to $1. 00.
Worth more than double.
WHITE LAWN SKIRTS. pleated with
one and two folds around bottom. Special
for this sale $1. 50 and $1. 98
Sale Commences FRIDAY
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Skirts, Suits, Children’s Jackets and Everything lll
OuI Cloak Dept. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. ‘
S'FRAW HATS for little boys and girls. '
made of the fines Mackinaw. split straw, Mi.-
lan straw. 25c. 50c, 75c and Snoo.
and look.
your chance.
New’York sell for more than double our
price.
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29- 31 West Washington Street, South Norwalk.
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Another Big Sale of Millinery and
eady- toe-wear Goods.
AST SATURDAY we sprung a great surprise on the women in The Norwalks by selling
our entire stock of Millinery Goods for less than actual cost. ,
We will now explain the reason fdr this unprecedented not, which our small competitors
called foolishly slaughtering goods In 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 ill New York, owin to business depression, have enormous stocks
on hand, and are disposing their goods at ridicu 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 ior .he price of one.
The strength of this sale does not lie in our Trimmed Hat Department. a We have but vcty few Trimmed Hats on hand. But come
We will trim them for you or you can have them trimmed anywhere else. Either way you will save more
.. ”'2“:
The finest quality French and German
ROSES. and fine FLOWERS. also FOL-
IAGE. 25c, to 75¢ per bunch. ‘Worth as high
as $2.00.
Beautiful WHITE LAWN WAISTS,
handsomely trimmed with Cluny or Val. lace.
worth $3. 00. For this s.ale $1. 50.
Come in
If you have boys or girls this is
These are goods that stores in
MORNING, Lasting Saturday and Monday.
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