will we! ’W'n'slr .
torwintbeirireshooiou‘
“Wand
—;
. that you can catch
37 or $10. ‘We
WcshOWsucha
,, Iargevarietyofshedcsand pawns
afitlnabun'yat
w exceptionally strong
lines at above men oned prices. Just a call.
$10.00 and -
$12.00
' Men’s
7
copyright Clothing Company,
"HARRY GOODWIN, Mariam
Suits, $5.98
Children’s Wash Suits at a Great Sacrifice.
Men's and Children's Straw Hols. Great asSortment at low prices.
D. GOTTLIEB,
3.“ NORTH MAIN STREET,
r“-
‘/
. wnENvYOU BUY A
, Roger Ludlow Cigar
You get 100 worth of the
‘ ‘Rarest Enjoyment.
There is no better So smoke than
the TWIN CITY.
‘ MADE BY ‘
. B. J. REYNOLDS,
"l'sl. m 12 soon. Main st.
PURE
' ake Ice
‘ . p _ Wholesale and Retail.
' “ BrOokside Lake Ice Co
. ; Office—FootofAnn St.
.TWO ’PHONES—lo-S; 752-2.
z-wOOD WOOD
‘ ‘ A. CARMI BETTS,
‘ DEALER or
Hard _
and Soft Wood,
Sewer! and Split Ready for
. . Family Use. “'
‘ Soft-Wood, 06.00 pencord; 31.50 per
: M-
, {lard Wdood, $7.00 per cord; 01.75
, in so .
”Split {WOOd 25c extra per 3‘ cord.
[Vera No. 74 mm Ave.
Tel. 307—2. NORWALK. CONN.
______o._.
SOUTH NORWALK.
“My House”!
It's a sort of honorable pride that
possesses a fellow when he can paint
to a handsome place and say “That's
my house."
The largest and best list of Houses
and general Real Estate is at
NO. 2 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
The John B. Lawrence
Agency,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Fireworks
AT
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Ore-cent (sundry.
—~———-—~—.—--
Electric
2i, Wiring
For either factory or private
residence.
Telephones, Annunciators. Call
Bells, Speaking Tubes, Mo-
tor and Power Work.
LET US FIGURE WITH YOU.
The Reed 8: Volk
Eleétric Company,
36 WASHINGTON STREET.-
TELEPHONE 36-4.
iiiiii
._~ , Have You Heard of“
e New Science
Of Healing?
. itch, is now receiving the attention
i ,-f runny ladies in society, who have
.sdoptcd this reform method of healing.
and so markedly improved in health
it appearance have they become
by are encouraging others to follow
heir example. No one should live in
‘n. and 'sadness, of heart or limb.
on they can live in health and hap-
' Qty, going to the Chiropractor at
E. Washington at, Haviland Block.
SOUTH NORWAL '
‘ric TREATMEN
GIVEN
The Early Birdi——-—
YOU were born under a lucky star
if you get some of the Coal we have
recently received at our yards. And
If you are not acquainted with our
Coal we should like to lntrpduce you.
We have a large stock, of many varie-
ties and it is unequalled for down-
right (and upright) value, if we know
anything about Coal.
The Ferris Coal CO
, 149 Washington St.
iiivix
' “COW“.
.. moron er.
in or some case where a savings account In this bank has helped
‘ suntan-to avoidseeking credit, borrowing, or perhaps. more for-
ti‘stoly.'csslsted some thrifty one in grasping an unusual opportunity
-' ‘ d have been wholly beyond him had It not been for his
' .SOuthNorwalk Savings Bank
‘ ‘ UNITED IANK surmise.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
COat and " rousers
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAAA .
$16.50 . .-
‘ VALUES San AND 865 ' ‘
THAN YOU HAVE EVER HAD.
SATISFACTION OR YOU NEED NOT TAKE THE GARMENT
Complete Stock of Latest Woolsns to Select From.
1
i
,t‘
LEO S. KOPPE , "iii???“
24 North Main St. Tel. 336-5. South Norwalk.
i
FREE! . FREE!
14 0t. Blue Enameled
‘ DISH PAN .
With a 1 lb. Can of SOVEREIGN BAKING POWDER
SOVEREIGN BAKING POWDER IS PERFECTLY PURE
AND BEING RICHER IN LEAVENIN‘G POWER iT RE-
QUIRES LESS OF IT TO PRODUCE SATISFACTORY
REBULTS THAN WHEN OTHER QAKING POWDERO
ARE USED. THIS MAKES iT THE MOST ECONOMICAL.
, THE
Union Pacific Tea CO
126 Washington Street.
Phone 542-3.
you are not suited with the Coffee you huvediecn using, try a pound of
Our Own Blend at 30c pound. We are sum it will suit you even if
you have been paying more.
Below we quote a few prices on Staple Groceries.
QUALITY THE BEST.
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
BEST TUB DU'I'I‘EIt. per lb. ................. . ." ....... . ........ 28c
Al FLOUR, per bag ........................................... 79c
POTATOES. per pk. . ..................... ....l.‘.‘.. ............ 40c
KEltOSENE 01L, 5 gals. .................. . ........ . ........ 5 5:
We are overstocked on large sizes of I’HUNES and will close
them out at ........................... ........... 10c lb.
, n. E. MEAD & co.
PHONE 990. 232 EAST AVE.
—.
“my... . __........ ”L...“ w... -.nm..Www m“...
DICK’S FIS MARKET
180 .. Washington Street Bridge.
Buck and Rec Shad, Salmon, Bluefish, Weak-
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock,
Rockaway Oysters, Etc.
FREE DELIVERY. ' TELEPHONE 437
Early Rose PotatOes
PER PECK, 380
A special shipment for our Seturday’s trade. Get your 'supply
_ here at these tempting prices.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, per lb., . . , . 9c
All medium size, lean. Why not get one when freshmcat is
sky high? . ‘
l3 Warranted Eggs, 25c
Fresh Western stock. Large size.
Native Beets, bunch . . ., . . . . . .5c
Native Peas, per qt. . . . . . . . .5c
Wax Beans, fancy, qt. . .. . . . .7c
Native Lettuce, each . . . ..... 5c 1 doz. Fancy Lemons . . . . . .
Native bunch Turnips . . .. . . ._ .5c 3 lbs. Milk Crackers . . . . .asc
Bermuda Onions, per qt. . . . . .7c 3 lbs. Soda Crhckers . ..... . .25c
Have you tried "our Tea and Coffee? If not ask the ones who
are using it. It is'fine. '
Remember. all goods sold here comply with the Pure Food
Law.
' Louis « J oselOff, ~
South N orwalk
O O I O O
Fancy Creamery Butter . . . . .28c
albs. Head Rice ............25c
2 lbs. PoreLard ”.Wai
..a
72 North Main Street -
» " i Telephone Call 285.2.
BASEBALL MONDAY AFTERNOON. ion. EMayor John J. Cavnnagh, Le-
, . -——- . iGrnnd Raymond, Mr, Snmli‘ord,,.How-
Hsa‘Beene and isthmlsn's to Battle at srd Mossmnn. Eben Hill. w. 0. Hour,
Amusement Park. land Prof. Hprstrom, who is the team
”There promises to be a game of coach, captain. manager, etc.
baseball at ‘Amusement. Park, Monday It is understood that this team are
afternoon, which will long be remem- of the opinion that they are going to
her-ed. It is the annual game between win out in the game with hands down.
the Has Boone and the isthmlans. or But the isthmimis do not agree with
the game of fathers and sons. them on is idea. '
There promises to be plenty of fun The H rbor avenue baseball team is
on tap at this contest. Among the going in Georgetown tomorrow to play
players of the line Beens will be’Roed the team ‘ Piliat place if the weather
Haviland, Prof. Fish, Robert Van Bur- permits. “l ‘ '_ ‘ .
Pongee Silk Coats,
Special Sale of Brillia
nos. '. and 5 cazs'r'rs BUILDING. . .
SHIRT WAIST SUITS
’ A glance at the values we offer in this line tells a story .of unprecedented values. Just the
things the season demands are here in fullest assortment; in unquestionable quality; in desirable
styles, and at prices little inore than the cost of material. The line includes
White and Colored Lawn Suits from
Natural Linen Coat Suits.
. White Linen Coat Suité,
Natural Linen Automobile Coats, - - - '
$1.98 to $8.75
$6.75
$4.90 to $10.00
, $5.75
$12.98 and $15.00
ntine Skirts, in navy, brown and white, reg-
ular $5.00 Skirt, at $3.75.
TRISTRAM Si HYA’I‘T, NORWALK, CONN.
DEATHS AND PUNERAEE?
Michael w. Reyholds.
Michael W. Reynolds, a well known
hatter, died suddenly at his home, 01
Spring street, Thursday, at 2:80 D.
In. Although he has been ailing for
some time, his death was unexpected.
as he was out walking only a half
hour before. Besides his mother, he
is survived by three brothers, Simon
P. Reynolds, of Bridgeport: Bernard
J, Reynolds, the South Nor-walk cigar
manufacturer; John Reynolds, employ-
ed by the lockwood Manufacturing
Company; also one sister, Mrs. Con
ueiius Manram'a, of Reed street. He
was a member of the Hat Maker's As-
soriutlon; Hatters‘ Sick‘Beneflt Socie-
ty; Fraternal Order of Eagles, and of
South Not-walk Council, Knights oi Co-
lumbus. Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from St.
Joseph's church. Interment Will take
place in St. Mary's cemetery.
Merritt A. Yale.
Merritt. A. Yale, the oldest Civil War
veteran of this state, died yesterday
afternoon at the Fitch’s Soldiers'
Home in Newton. The dpccnscd was
93 years Of age. and was a member of
Company 0., 27th Connecticut Volun-
Hot
Weather .
Stars
The. sun brings out the bean-
ties of the “Stars."
"Star” nainsook underwear-
parent fabric, woven especially
for the “Stars" to give the least
weight and the most wear.- In
the “athletic style"—-sleevcless
shirts and knee drawers—-
$1.00.
STAR NEGLIGEE SHIRTS,
$1.50.
KNOTHE BELTS,
50c and Snoo.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER,
FURNISHER.
85 Washington as. South Norwaltt.
Bankruptcy Sale
Entire Plant and Real Estate of the
American Paper Box Mtg. (30., con-
sisting of 26 H. P. Engine; 50 H. P.
Boiler, Printing Shop and Box Fac-
tory, 30 Printing Presses, 5 Campbell,
Cottrell and Hoe Cylinder Presses, 25
Foot and Power, Globe, Liberty. Peer-
less and Gordon Presses in various
sizes. 10 tons of Type on the Point, 3
tons Electrotpye. 10 Colts Armory
Cutters and Creasers, 10 Universal, Na-
tional, Thompson & Sunburn Paper
Cutters. various sizes, 20 Gluelng
Machines, Wire Stitchers. Stamping
Presses, Copper Pots, latest style Im-
posing Stones. Lead Furniture, Type
Cutters, 5,000 lbs. Glue, Wire Cutters,
Composing Stones, Colt & Braidwood
Printing Presses, Platform Scales.
Cloth Cutting Machines, Lead Cutters,
Jig Saw, Curve Machines and a full
line of Paper Box Machinery; Finished
and Unfinished Stock, consisting of
500,000 finished boxes. such a's Millin-
ery, Suit. Waist, Folding and other
boxes tee numerous to mention. also
500.000 unfinished boxes which could
be completed at very small cost; Raw
Material. consisting of 100 tons ver-
iouaslsesflnflboard. all in original
bundles; Fixtures, 10 Roll and Flat
Tap De sksfllargé Safes, 2 Oliver Drop
Head Typewriters. letter Presses with
Stands. Filing Cabinets, Office Cabi-
nets aud Show Cases, Scales. Tables.
Time Regulators. bio. The‘above' plant
will be sold at i’ublic’Auction,’Monday.
June 29, at ii a. in. sharp. on the prem-
icon at Norwalk. Conn. This plant was
installed at a cost of 880.000 and it is
the largest of its kind in the East.
Bpme will he sold. in single lots or as
a. whole to the highest bidder without
reserve or limit. Plant is open daily
.for inspection from 9 s. In. to 4 p. m.
made from a beautiful semi-trans- ‘
teer infantry. The body was taken to (-d to attend the child, and later the
Wesiiield this morning for interment. family physician. Dr. H. B. West.
-—-——-———--—- The accident occurred in Van Zandt
street, and as near as could be learn-
ed, the child run in front of the ap«
preaching cur unexpectedly.
PICKED UP BY FENDER.
Narrow Escape of Young Son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. P. Casey.
Tb four year old son of Mr. rod
Mrs. Thomas P. Casey, of Van Zandt
.rtrect, East Norwalk, was saved from
death under a trolley car, this morn-
ing. by the prompt action of Motor-
Inan Bert Coiito, who dropped his fen-
der. The child was bruised, but ap-
parently was not seriously injured.
Dr. William J. Tracey was summon-
Attornoy John J. Walsh, of Wall
street. Norwalk, went to the South
Norwalk Railroad station, this morn-
ing, to take a train for Bridgeport,
be instead he landed up in Norwalk
again, much to his disgust.
Being bitten by a toothless dog must
be a soft snap.
. _. ...._.q_. - __.__ ._..-_-.__
There Is Only One Effective Way to Reduce!
Your Grocery Bill——
; TRADE HERE!
Cut Prices for Saturday,
June 27th
Warrantcd Fresh Eggs, per dozen ............................ 22c
Delicious Elgin Creamery Butter, 3. pound .................... 28¢:
Fairbanks’ Gold Dust (the large package) only ................ 18c
Hammond‘s Fancy Lean Smoked Shoulders, pound ............ 9c
Maud S. Brand Flour (best in the world), bag ................ 85c
Best New York State Cheese, apound 16c
Did you know that yen get Better Premiums with Pink Stamps than
you can get with any other Stamps? Visit our Premium
Parlor and see. You are Welcome.
Stamp Offers With‘ Our Famous
Teas and Coffees,
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka
Tea ...................... 50c Coffee .................... 3st:
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy as Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha
No. 2 Tea ............... 40c and Java Coffee ..... ‘ ...... 30c
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Good 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and
Mixed Tea ............... 35c Maracaibo Coffee ....... ..25c
:5 Stamps with y; lb. Very rs Stamps with 1 lb. BcstSan-
Best Tea ................. 25c tos Coffee ................ sec.
20 Stamps with V; lb. Fancy . to Stamps with 1 pkg. Old
No. 2 Tea ................ aoc Grist Mill Coffee .......... soc
Crown Aster Coffee (a winner), 1 lb.
Sealed Cans, 35c
Lemon'or Ginger Snaps. lb... sciLarge bottle Mixed or. Plain
Mayflower Lemon or Vanilla Pickles ................... Too .
Extract. bottle ........ ' . . . .roc ' Fancy Stuffed or Plain Olives,
Magnolia or Clover Milk, can.roc bottle .................. . .Ioc
Crown Aster Milk, can ..... 9c 3 lbs. Large Head Rice for. . .asc
2 cans Aster Pork and Beans.25c Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 pkgs.
Large California Lemons, do: . sec for ....................... 25c
$1.00 Free in Pink Stamps with Any
of Following Articles:
0
1/4 lb. Pure Black Pepper . . . .toc 3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers . . . .25c
9 "35- Best Mixed Cakes ------ 35‘ 6 cakes Lenox Soap ....... 25c
r can Dutch Cleanser ........ me 6 cakes Acme Soap ........ 25c ,
i bet. Monarch Worcestcr- h C S h 10c
shire Sauce ............... 15c ’ pkg. Monarc om tare "
3 1b, pkg. Monarch» Laundry 1 pkg. Cooks Malto-Rice....15c
Starch . .' ........ . ....... not: 1 bottle Monarch Catsup ....xoc
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING GROCERY STORE.
ew York Grocery CO
South Norwalk.
11.8 Washington St. Tel. 440.
............—— - -
TSllecial for saturday‘
Fancy Rose POtiatOes, peck, . 35c
Native‘Beets, bunch .. do he . Tender. shoulders, per lb. ..
Milk. per can 10o F‘sncy name, a in. average. ,
Peachds. String Beans. CucumbersttlvePeas. Spinach, Lettuce. Rhu~
UNITED GROCERY CO.
to Fort St. East Norwslk. so No. Main St. Se. Norwalhr
Pm also “Emma... Pho- a... .——-
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