“and
m. siia' 22 ms. Malls st.
though we have plenty of
ysteplcitfrom. Nothing
”dowels the variety of pat-
tints and colors we
offer here at
$1 and $10.
.YRIGHT CLOTHING COMPANY
HARRY GOODWIN, Manly".
(fin ‘5
. ._ . Real Estate and Insur-
t' Largest Collection of Properties.
tinted. Times are dull, but we keep
doing business, at
TWO 'PHONES—lh-3; 752-2.
WOOD WOOD
, A. CARMI saris.
‘ ' DEALER IN
Hard and Soft WOOd,
m. Bowed and Split Ready for
i Faml Iy UsO.
Soft Wood. “.00 per cord; $1.50 per
[it send.
‘ .3“ng $7.00 per cord; $1.76
"3%: Wood 25o extra per 34 cord.
1‘ » ' Yard No. 74 Newton Ave. -
' T". ”7-8. NORWALKs CONN.
This New Science of Healing—
CHIROPRACTIC
is a new discovery, hailed as one of
the most beneficial revelations to man-
,klnd It is coming to be quite well
known that physical life is sustained
. by the innate power generated in the
brain, Acting as a dynamo. sending
its life current throughout the physical
, anism by means of the nerves hav-
' i their rise in the brain. passing
therefrom into the spinal cord and
through the spinal column, then emi-
noting through eseh‘foramina between
each segment or vertebrae, the nerves
carry and distribute all the life force
in the body. See the Chiropractor and
=ssk why.
“Washington 81.,Havlland Block,
South Norwaik, Conn.
T. FRANCIS D. C.
”A Msg‘hetle'l’reaunents Given Also,
a-
‘Pnserosur ON morass prcuic.
., Japan Given Out. ,.
YST, BAY July 9. —Presidcnt
‘ geit hhd his family early today
' out for a days picnic in the
' ":Just what the Roosevelt lIlc
being held for no one could
~8eere tary Loeb did not know.
ad addict service men accompan-
recount of the president's ab-
moo from Bagsmore Hill today, no
_ i on the reported utter.
and fancy blue
wahsdesofhro wns
South Main Street
Is the new number of my
ance Office.
Sales, Trades and Mortgages Nego-
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
LOCAL
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC ITOHI.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
Ape‘nt for Crescent Lsundrv.
--THE-—'-
Reed E VOlk
Eleétric CO.,
36 WASHINGTON STREET.
iiwwwi
Coal for sun
We might put it this wayi—In buy-
ing Goal of us, one em arks in the
good ship Confidence, aai . pleasantly
over an ocean of satisfaction, avoiding
a sea of troubles, and arrives safely
and surely at Old Point Comfbrt.
In other words our Coal Is reliable
—-the best we can buy—and makes a
well- heated, comfortable home, _\with
the least possible trouble.
Are you with us?
TheFerrisCoalCiii
149 Washington St.
iiiiixr
Ne mot impending War With Hobson at Denver, could be secured.
iSecretary Loeb .dcclarcd he know
ance of the president regarding a war
with Japan as quoted by Richard 1’.
nothing of any such statement by the
president but said when Mr. Roose
volt returned at 0 o'clock tonight the
mutter would be brought to his atten'
tion .
Regarding the reported closing of a
contract by the president with the
Scribner Publishing firm, for the pub-
lication of his African hunting stories,
Secretary Loeb said today that he had
no information on the subject.
f» a Is oi
at scale of living. Have
,3 isssnt' .-.
he DIFFERENCE between your income and your outgo. A large
artist a misfortune if it results only in fixing on one an
Bahthelp you with its strength. safety and four per cent.
' e‘ISOuth NOrwalk Savings Bank
uNi‘rso sans sunburn.
you a savings account here? Will
. IOUTH NORWALKucONN.
Gray and Checked Mixtures, Suits valued at $12, at this sale..
Men’ s Very Fine Suits, equal to custom made, real value $18 at
ROIOIIPOIIIS otel
SHORE DINNER! A SPECIALTY.
‘ the American Tariff
arrived here.
with the French commission has been St iner- Oedr me,
no I 4
’ o
D. GOTTLIEB’S,
“Read the Following Bargains:
Children’s Wash. Suits .
Come early and get first pick.
Children’ s Wash, Pants
at 1°C.
Men’ 3 Dress and Working Shirts
SOME OF THEM COAT SHIRTS.
Men’s Suits
Two-piece Suits, brown and greys, just the thing for Summer.
Real value $8.00, sale price . ..............
ooooooo
thissale ............................ .$8
. ' Shoes '
Bathing Suits
Youths’ Suits
Men’ s Overalls and Coats
Warsts
HALF- PRICE
. aatyllike pidtured.
Positively Si .50 value,
. " All our $1.00and $1.25
» Waitiswillgost
68 Washington Street. ’
, Patterns.
Clearance Sale!
Is ,- NOW in Full Swing
Values $1. on. $1. 50, $2.00 and $2. 50, will all go at ................ 59c
50c and 75c value at ......................... . ............... 39c
'.Sr 00 Shirts at .3. . ............ . ............ . ................ 69c Cove avenue, mat Norwulk. The Rev.
'-$1 50 and 33- 00 Shirts at ...................................... 98c Charles. S. Mucfarland, pastor of the
. South Norwaik Congregational church 1
S 3-93
”35-98
.98
O
x E l i b th h r n
PURE leétrlc Ladies’ Black and Patent Colt Oxidrds. $2.00 kind at ..... . . .Sr. 25 I333”? “is”? hey i“ (in: We Sago: S‘ i'
Ladies' and Misses’ Shoes, $2. 00 Shoes at .................... $1. 25 3,332:,,fi;‘,’,§°,.°efi‘§y‘§'y,;, $33,? $35. UST BECAUSE YOU ARE SHY OF
Boys’ and Girls' Shoes, $r. 25 kind at ......... . ...... 95c walk, of the Grand Co'uncn of Connec-
, ' $1.50 load at ................ .........., ......... .Smo use Rom serum. ... assume READY CASH, at purchase time,is
3 $2.00 kind at .......................................... $1. 45 3““ 0mm“ "or“ ”men"
. ans Mugging; 1"“ and Ian wk» 3... meat ............ g; 3: M... WM... .. 3...... no reason why you should not have the
----------------------------------------- 'i‘ funeral of Mrs.“ William F‘.
‘ . Wholesale and Retail / ~ I . . ~ , . .
w , . Men’ s Socks 3, 3c M. ..Ir:..“r;tzrrsu.rs5:222:32 wearing necessities of life» Ill-our Store
B k ed Lake Ic C e ‘are carrying a Ill“ line of . The Rev. Dr. Saul 0. Curticc. pastor
‘ _ 1'00 Si 6 e , 0 Eledtric Fans 15c kind at ................................................ 8c grliiil‘thI? ofii’hiisaN‘iihaii‘...Siiii‘rmiiii‘ your inability to Day SPOT CASH need
. __ ,, ' 25c kind at ...................................... . .......... rgc i’. ' m It'd . f) 2 Th.
0m "Foot 0‘ An“ Si arts... $5.55. °ct§.‘-‘.‘.f.‘°"l;. “n.9, not prevent you from having the things
sockindat ................ 38c
Jr., the former Norwnlk youn man, 0 , _ .
We grave 50m;8 Odds aqd Ends in Youths‘ Suits. Real value ‘ wiro‘was recently drowned at 8?. Catn- ' '
co and co to c use out at .................... . I. 0 "Ha Island. as was told in these col-
7 ’ s 5 unrns, remained in South Norwalk over FAIR AND LIBERAL CHAR E
TELEPHONE 35.4. goc klli‘iddat ............................... . .a . . . . .'. . . .3gc including grime? A}; A Phcrson, . d .d d d t ' t bod
I oo in at . . . .. .......................... . ................. Gears . rat. 0 er» . Curie and .
- » . 69c J. J. eHennessey. fiaccompaniedr the us’ Is a eel re .a van age 0‘ every y
Over 50 dozen on hand. Ex-
--69c
59c
L. Golden,
Agent for the May Menton
=22:
NOW OPEN under New Management.
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Especial attention given to automobile ponies.
" GEORGE KANTHAKY, Manager.
5-...—
LATEST MOVING PICTURES
AND
0
? NEW ILLuserArsn sONCs
Base Ball Paiwr on, Roton Point.
CHILDREN . .,.. .. ...............
AMERICAN Tamer: commeston. lured for July is.
PAR18,July 10.—— be members of
mmission haven
Their first meeting
UVW
DANCING, BOATING, BATHING.
Commencing Next Monday, June 8th. FREE VAUDEVILLE.
July lite-Arrived:
I s S‘HD LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
RIsT M & HYA
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
hi.”
Asbestos Table Mats
Every housekeeper has wished for a means of protecting the entire top of the dining table from
the injurious effects of hot dishes and spilled liquids. Our Asbestos Table Mat is an absolute and
guaranteed protection to the entire top of the table. They are made in two equal parts, each of which
is again divided into three sections. They come in all sizes for tound or square tables, and with the
extra leaves can be made to fit any table.
Housefurnishing Department
WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS IN ALL SIZES.
2 quart Freezers ----- . ------------------ $1 95 2 quart Polar Star Freezers .............. $1.00
3 quart Freezers ........................ $2. 25 1 quart Polar Star Freezers .............. 75c
4 quart Freezers ......................... $2. 50 Ice Cream Scoops .................... . .25c
6 quart Freezers ........................ $3.25 Ice Chippers .............. .- ............... 40c
8 quart Freezers .................... $4.25 Ice Tongs ..... ..’ .......... . ........... ..r5c
The John B.,Lawrence ....??.’s Shirts and Blouses TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
AgenCieS. 5assigns...11::22:::::1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;3§ perms AND FUNERAL... ~
Samuel Raymond. :
Funeral services over the remains
of Samuel Raymond, the former hat
manufacturer, were held at ll o‘clock.
this morning, from this into home, 5’!
H. Krieger SICO.
lg , . {fi
officiated, and the remains were tak-’ .
on to Bethe], for interment on the
1:20 train.
Funeral of General c. H. Prentice.
Funeral services for General Charles
H. Prentice were held at the Farming-
ton Avenue Congregational church.
In Hartford, this afternoon at 2
O'clock. The Rev. Dr. William Do Loss
Love the pastor, officiated and there
Samuel Randall, Harry Gibson Clar-
entfie Brush, Henry Wood and WI lllam
MI er.
you need for your entire family.
Funeral of B. Frank Pollard. Jr.
The remains of B. Frank Pollard.
night, and were taken to Plainville,
this state, for Interment, today. A
delegation of members of Uncas Tribe,
ACCOUNT PLAN,,as operated y
body. Uncas Tribe telegraphed to a
tribe at Los Angelou. California, for
information concerning Mr. Pollsrd‘s
death, and received word back that Ire
fell overboard from a bout wlrlle go-
ing to work.
not over-supplied with ready cash. . You
have immediate possession Of the needed
goods. In return, all we ask is small di-.
vided payments easily met.
Funeral of Mrs. Tristrsm.
The funeral service over the remains
of Mrs. Clarissa Tristram was largely
attended- yesterday afternoon, by her
many friends. The funeral was held
from her late home at 2:15 and from
the Barton Methodist Church at 2:30
o‘clock. The edifice was filled to the
doors with friends who wished to pay
their last tribute. The service was
conducted by the pastor of the church,
Rev. '1‘. L. Laine, assisted by Rev. Saul
O. Curtice, pastor of the South Nor~‘
walk Methodist Church, and Rev. fier-
bort S. Brown, of the Darien Congrega-
Itional Church. The pail bearers wore
James A. Smith. Howard C. Reed,
George Stevens, S. Milton Stevens,
Alva Willmott and George Dorrance.
Mrs. Tristram's favorite hymns were
sung, the first was "I Love to Tell
the Story,"‘ beautifully rendered by
the choir. Later Mrs. Stephen Hoyt
and daughter Miss Theresa Hmt, and
sister, Miss Burchnrd sweetly sung .'
I-“Sufe in the Arms of Jesus," and no
the people were taking a last look at
-their beloved friend, “Shall We Gather
at the River" was rendered The finial _
tributes were many and handsome, and
the employee of Tristram (It Hyatts
store gave a very beautiful piece. The
King's Daughters of the Norwalk Con-
gregational Church were represented
by! Mrs. Thomas Sterling, Mrs. George
W. Selleck, Mrs. Cyrus Ruscoe and
Mrs. W. H. Olmstesd. Among the out-
of-town relatives‘and friends in at-
Krieger
29-31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK. \
' (i AMUSEMENTSD-
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
Hovr's THEATRE
tendsnce were "Mrs. Anna Dix and ' .; t.
daughter, 0‘ Bronklyn- Howard Reed, ‘1)istrict of Norwalk, so, Probate .‘ 23-”—
of Brooklyn; George Dorrance and Court, July 9, A. D., 1908. TONIGHT
Estate of John L. Richards, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
Ordered, That the administrator ex
hTIThis administration account to this
Court for adjustment at the Probate
office in Norwallr, on the 15th day of
July, 1908. at 9 o'clock forenoon; and
that all persons interested in said as-
tate may be notified thereof, the ad
ministrator will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper; havin
circulation in said didtrict. at least vs
days before said 15th day of July 1908.
HENRY w. GREGORY.
110 It . Judgh
Mrs. Snyder. of Middletowrl; Mrs
Charles Brown, of'HighIand, N. Y.:
Mrs. William Richter. of Brooklyn,
and James A.'Snrlth, of New York. The
interment followed at the Union Cem-
etery, at Rewnyton.
UNI'i'ED BOX BOARD. RECEIVER-
SHIP.
DOVER. N. 11, July 10.—An,n.ncil-
lsry receivership for the property of
the United Box Board and Paper Com.
pany. in this state. has been granted
by Judge Robert G. Pike, upon the pe-
tition of the Lockport Felt Company,
Lucy Millikan
and Company
A DANGEROUS
CAME
. Ax; . _: .54.“: a}; J
in».
of New Yofir. ‘.._.... i I“ ‘I
' Pearson Robson in his a h ado ' .. --.--
Hossou, wan-remorse amps. hm my 4 In which ”8%”,m JULY 9. 1°- ". :I . If
MASON CITY Iowa. July o.-—Jsmes such a commitee at once bring pres Matinee Words! MITCH,
,.E Blythe, Owen T. Dennison and Dark sure to bear upon the local congress- SUSY 1
ayuré my as or vsbssts. lei w. 't‘elford were appointed tbday
can margins in meorduee ,wlth s.
i ugsestion y Congressman Richmond
for novel
guilds than in
If
drawn
man urging him to use nhis influence ~ :
Norwalk Chronicler