Why Shouldnt You?
1 Men take it easy when you can climb into our easy, snappy Sum-
mer Suits‘for so little money. We show scores of'new
styles in bright and modest colors. Striped and
plain at very easy prices. Browns, tans.
greys and blue serges at $7 and
$10. No higher, no lower.
Copyright Clothing Co.
‘. HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
bow-r our OFF
TODAY. BUY A
l'gRo er Ludlow
Cigar
NOW AND ENJgOY THE BEST
SMOKE FOR
100
B. .I. REYNOLDS,
12 South Main St.
, Tel. 3112.
UNTIL TOMOR-
ROW WHAT YOU CAN DO
Lake EIce
Wholesale and Retail.
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office—Foot of Ann St. ,
‘ T O ’PHONES—lb-3; 752-2.
A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALERIN
Family Use.
per '16, card.
, ”Split. Wood 2511 extra per 1,4 cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
NORWALK. CONN.
701. 207—2.
51170011 wooo
Hard and Soft Wood,
Saved and lSplit Ready for
“Sorta Wood, ”my per cord; $1.50 per
Hm'VVooa, 31.00 per cord; 01.75
This New Science of Healing-
CHIROPRACTIC
is a new discovery. hailed as one of
the most beneficial revelations to warm
kind. It is coming to be quite Well
known that physical life is sustained
‘by the innate power generatedi In the
brain, Acting as a dynamo. sending
Its life current throughout the physical
organism by means of the nerves hav-
lng their rise in the brain, passing
' therefrom into the Spinal cord and
through the spinal column, then emi-
nating through each foramina between
each segment, or vertebrae, the nerves
carry and distribute all the life force
In the body.
ask why.
94 Washington St., Haviland Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
' T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Given AlaO.
See the Chiropractor and
”"Clearance
SALE
NowoorIvG 0N AT
- 51). GOTTLIEB’S
NORTH MAIN STREET.
Paying Rent Yet?
Stop It Now
It Is a Drag on You
BREAK AWAY AND BUY
A HOME.
Mr. Lawrence
15 South Main Street
CAN HELP YOU.
DEATHS AND ‘ FUNERALS.
Levi R. Whitney.
The death of 1.ch 11. Whitney occur-
rod on Friday at his home in Mill
Plain. Mr. Whitney‘s dcnth was due
to llright's disoaso and he had boon
seriously Ill about one week. The dc-
ceasod, who was a native of Dutchcss
county. New York. was In the scvcnty-
ninth year of his ago. He was a miller
by occupation. Mr. Whitney is surviv—
cd by one daughter. Mrs. Cynthia
Mansfield. of Cannon; onc slstcr. Mrs.
Lavina liallnrd, of Norwalk, and ono
brother, Ephrlam \l‘hitnoy. of Iircw-
stcr, N. Y. The irrtcrmcnt was at Can-
non on Sunday with tho. sorviccs of
the Mothoallst. Episcopal Church. of
which the occasod was a mcmbcr.
Mrs. William Toothill.
William ’i‘oothill, motbor oi
.lohn ll. Tootlilll. of the South
Norwalk police forcc. died ycstcrday
morning at the family Ironic. 1:33 Clin-
ton avcnuc. Bridgeport. Mrs. Toot-
hill had been ill of a complication of
diseases for a numbcr of months and
was ('14 years of ago. in addition to
her husband, she is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. Richard l'ricc. and
three sons. Oillccr ’l‘oothill, of South
Norwalk. and William and llcrbort
'l‘oothill. Funeral scrvlccs will be bold
Friday afternoon at 2:30 from tho
house and there will also be sorvlcos
at Lake View Ccmotcry. Bridgeport.
Mrs.
Officer
Funeral of Mrs. A. 8. Downs.
The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Ii.
Downs. who was drownod I11 Lilli!“
Minrrcwnska, New York. Tucsday iii-
tcrnoou, will be bold Saturday attor—
noon at 3:30 o'clock. from the rosi-
dencc of her sister, Miss Cornclln i".
Baird, in Wcst avonuo. Iicv. (Icorgo
Drew Egbert, pastor of the Norwalk
Congregational church will officiate.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward Frodcrlck
Bailey, who met death at the same
time, will bc hold tomorrow afternoon
from 1101‘ late home In Brooklyn.
Funeral of Ellen Kelley.
Thc funeral of Ellen. the thrco
months‘ old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Kelley. was held yesterday at-
ternoon from the parents’ borne, GI
idly avenue. Dr. Saul 0. C tice. pus-
tor of the South Norwalk cthodlst
Clurrch. officiated and interment was
in Pine island cemetery.
, Mro. James Smith.
Mrs. James Smith died this noon at
the family home. 72 Connecticut are
true. A husband and several children
survive. The furicral arrangements
will be announcer] tomorrow.
"'""1’
Mrs. Patrick Rice.
Mrs. Sarah .Ricc, wife of Patrick
Rice. died this morning at licr' home
in Riverside avenue, Saugutuck. In
addition to the husband. one daughter,
Miss Phoebe Rice. survives. Funeral
services will be held from the Church
of the Assumption Saturday morning.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SOUVENIR
Post Cards
W. A. Briggerman,
MUSIC STORE,
Donovan Block, 132 Wa’hlngton St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
j
The man without a savings fund lacks self-reliance and he shows
It in his look and manner.
. The man with a savings account here has self—reliance and he
1 too reflects his financial condition in his very ey.e
Which condition do YOU desire to be in?
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK IUILDING.
a MNOT.
OOUTH NORWALK. GONN.
Positively $1.50 value, -
AGENT FOR THE MAY
n.-
Waists at Half- Price ‘
Over 50 dozen on hand.
All our $1.00 and $1.25 Waists will go at - . -
L. GOLDEN,
68 Washington Street.
59c
MANTON PATTERNS.
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‘Selleck’s July, Clearance Sale
It is a difficult .matter to
$10.89 and $14.98.
sale price, 150.
for $1.
48-50 Wall Street,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Fay. the
bride and groom. arrived in South Nor-
walk from their honeymoon trip this
aftcrriorr. and are guests of Mrs. Ray's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Kol~
loy. of West avcnuo. ’l‘licy will go to
their now home 111 ilcthcl tomorrow.
There was a report this morning that
the South Norwalk police had assisted
in prcvcnting an clopemcnt. last night.
by dctulning o young‘woman at the
South Norwalk depot. and that the
young man In tho case had bcen nrrcsi-
ed at ilidgcficld. The police say they
did not hear anything about tin.- casc.
'I‘hc fast mare Hamburg Bcllc. which
was formerly Sally Simmons, and at
that time was owned by E. ’I‘. liodford.
or‘ (lrcon's Farms. won a race at De
troit. Michigan, yesterday. and also
made a man s record for 1908 of
’ may, llumburg Hello is entered in
paces for the season in which the
prizes aggrcgnte 8100, 0011. One of these
races. scheduled for August. or Read
ville. Mass, offers a prize of $50,001).
LUXURIOUS VESSEL.
New Steamer Commonwealth Goon on
New York-Boston service July 1.
When the new steamer Common-
woalth is placed in service on the Fall
River line between New York and
Boston, on July lst, passengers will be
transported on Long island Sound
with all the comfort and luxury of the
newest ocean liner. The new Com-
monwealth outrivais in size, speed and
magnificence any vessel heretofore
built for service on inland waters.
For the construction and equipment
and decoration of the Commonwealth,
the New England Navigation Company
expended $2,000.01"). The Common-
wealth has the double distinction of
being the largest and costliest steamer
in American waters.
The new steamer will take her place
on the line as the flagship of the fleet.
This honor passes from tho Priscilla
to the Commonwealth.
With a commanding high bow and
iruo sheer, curving gracefully two-
rhirds of her length, the Common-
wealth's broadside Is a beautiful mod-
cl. Her length all over is 465 feet:
breadth of bull, moulded. 65 feet;
breadth over guards. 96 feet; depth of
bull. 22 feet. She has sleeping accom-
modations for 2,000 persons.
The Commonwealth represents the
highest achievements of decorative art
placed in n steamboat interior. Every
detail in the decoration and furnishing
of the boat has been conceived by an
artist The steamer Is a striking ex-
ample of what taste and money can
accomplish.
Like all steamers on the Fall River
line, the Commonwealth is built of
steel. Seven bulkheads extend to the
main deck, and they contain no doors
to be left open by carelessness. She
has a double hull and the space be-
tween the bottoms to divided into a
great many water-tight compartments.
The safety of the steamer Is than as-
sured in case of accident. There are
of the steamer at the guards, and 11
bulkhead athwartship.
For safeguarding the steamer and
her passengers, every precaution that
experience and foresight can suggestw
has been untllized by the builders of
the Commonwealth. She will carry a
111mm. crew, and will have one-
third more life presenters life ram
Amazingly Good
Clothing News for Men.
what extreme values this Clearance Sale affords.
We have' added about 30 Suits to the lots of Men’s
Hand Tailored Suits'that we have been selling special at
Straw Hats at Half Price.
Odd Trousers at 20% Reduction.
25 doz. Washable Four-in-hands, regular 25c value;
We are selling some excellent 50c Four-in-hands, 3
A fresh lot of President Suspenders at 39c pair.
There are always many more bargains than advertised.
Willis H. Selleck
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
convince one in mere words .-
I THE
.. TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
. THURSDAY, JULY 30', 15033
LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NOS. 2 and 5.GAZETTE BUILDING.
Bathing Suits.
Ladies'. Misses' and Children’s BATHING SUI'I‘,S BATHING CAPS, BATHING SHOES.
No better values were ever offered at the price we quote.
Housefurnishing Department
Gas Toasters. . . .
Fly Killers, . . .
Wire Dish Covers, . .
Steamers for Gas Stoves. .
Fly Traps, . . . .
Lemon Squeezers, . . .
Sleeve Boards, * . . .
. 23c Salt and Pepper, glass top, . 35c pair
. 9c 1 3 Wire Coat Hangers, . . . 10c
. 29c 3 Asbestos Mats for . . . 5c
. $2.50 Nickel Coffee: Tea Kettle, . . 95c
f. 13c Copper Wash Boilers, . . . $2.19
A 9c Parlor Broom, . . . . . 19c
. 39c l Sleeve Irons, . . . . . 29c
TRIsTaAM &
HYATT, NORWALK. ' CONN.
Norwalk, Conn.
and buoys than. are required by lht‘
llnitcd States government regula-
Hours.
The Commonwealth will have a
htwcd or two-titytwo miles 1111 110111
Hor engine is of the double Inclined
coruponnd type. With two high PFPH'
blilt‘ rylindoru ninety- six inches in
diameter. all having a common
stroke of piston of nine feet. six inch-
on The high pressure cylinders are
fittcd'vvith adjustable cut-offs and the
low pressure cylinders with fixed cut
offs.
E'vcry ptntoroom has a telephone
molding the passenger to speak With
the purser or steward or with a friend
occupying another stateroom
In the Way of comforts and conven-
lt’m‘f‘fi no metropolitan hotel can Iii”
ford more than the Commonwealth.
Tho man who Is particular about his
appearance has nulls command willie
spccding ovcr tho waters of 14mg is-
lands Sound, tho“scrvices of a valet,
barber 11nd boothaCk. If he desires
to write letters or attend to business
matters. there is a competent tenog-
raphcr to assist him, and be may
keep in close touch with his office by
means of wireless service.
The Commonwealth was designed
by .1. Howard Gardner. superinten-
dcut of marine construction of the
New England Navigation Company.
The building of the steamer was en-
ARNOLD PRINT WORKS REORGAN-
IZATION.
Receivers Plan to Pay Forty Per Cent.
of Indebtedness in Cash and
Balance In Stock.
BOSTON, .luly 30.—~A plan for the
rehabilitation of the Arnold Print
Works of North Adams Mass, Whith
failed last. November, was made out
today by the receivers. The accop- l
tanco by tho creditors of 11 plan where
by thcy will rcccivc at lcast 511 per
cent. in cash at once and not nioroi
than 50 per cent. In six port-.0111. Ilvol
year mortgugo bonds, provision also,
bcingmudo for a working capital. is;
rc1ommondrd 'l‘hc receivers stnto to;
corn out this plan an advantc of
22011 000 can be obtnlmd from a
New York trust compam to be scour
ed by the quick assets of tho couccru.1
leaving the plants to ho uscd to so-
curo any part of the creditors‘ claims
not now puld In cash. If tho creditors
Will accopt payment to tho oxtonr of
$3,. 00 .000 in bonds. of a r-oorganlzcd
company. the rccciwis s1.1te.thc bal
once of their claims can be p.1Id in.
cash Immediately upon tho adoption
of the plan. Thoso bonds art» 111 be
itccurcd by a first mortgngo 1111 tho~
plants.
THERE ARE NO DULL WIVES.
Therefore, Every Clever Man Who Has
a Wife Has a Clover Wife.
The question put to me Is “Does a
clover man need a cleverrwlfe?“ says
Gilbert. K. Chesterton, in tho Dcllncu-
tor. in so far as i understand the
question I should answer "No;" but I
am not sure that I do understand the.
question. it scours to me like asking
"Does :1 spotted mun hood :1 spottod
horse?" Tire first and host relation
between a man and n horso has noth-
ifig to do with spottednch in citbcr
party. When he has got a good horso,
a brave, beautiful Intelligont or other-
wise admirable horse, the spottod man
himself upon the fact that tho varic-
guted patternupon himself is rcpcatcd
upon his horse, thus making them one
gation
Taylor, the company
glncer.
They were associated
tiou with William C
P11 ludelphla. The cu
ceived and executed
and Stymus Company,
pcrviscd by Captain J.
president of the New England Navi-
COmpuny_ and J. Stevenson
's consulting en-
The contractors
Qulnmrd iron Works of New York.
Sh i1 and Engine Building Company. of
orations and furnishings were c011-
EXCAVATING FOR SEWER.
W. Miller, vice-
wcre the
in the construc-
ramp and sous'
bi net work. dec-
by the Poitier
of New York.
also collision bulkheads at each side .
Contractor Cusack'a Men are Busy at
Wall and Smith streets.
Contractor A. M. Cusack's workmen
have the new sewer nil laid through
Smith street and are now erecting a
mart hole just at the juncting of Wall
and Smith strccts.
They are busily at. work excavating
:11 prescut, under the up‘trolley tracks.
while the cars use the other singlo
track. The ditch at this point is to
go down eighteen feet. and conse-
quently the operation'of digging is
slow.
Timbers have been driven down
either side of the trench, which Dre.
decorutivcscbomc. But the cmotlons
which make a man want 11 horse are
emotions having nothingto do with
spots. And you must. not at this 1110-
moni rise with a flag in your hand and
say that I am insulting a woman by
making her the some as the horse. 1
am not: your logic is defective. If 1
class a wife with a horse i should in
the same sense class a husband with a
horse. In the same sense I should say
that a clever woman does not need a
clever husband. Scx relations do not
depcud upon intollcctualism. either in
producing momentary pleasme or in
producing permanent happiness Nei-
ther In the highest love or I11 the low
ct lust doos‘u man remember whether
he is clever or not. For loss does be
trouble whether cleverness character-
&s the sources either of his pleasure
or or bi happiness. The wisest man
in the war] might do the wisest act
of his life In marrying a stupid we.
man—if there are any stupid women.
which i doubt.
This is unfortunately, the point, it
is open to discussion whether every
clever man needs a. clever wife. But.
it Is quite certain that he gets a clever
wife~bocause there are no wives who
are not clever There are, perhaps,
women who are not clever. You can
find a dull woman: you cannot find a
dull married woman; but you cannot
find a dull wife. Wives when acting
vents any possibility of its caving in
on the men, and every six feet down a.
platform is put 19, and the dirt has to
be handled three times before it reach-
es the top of the ground. and then
again has to be shoveled over to thei
great pile of dirt.
A man on each platform passes the
loose dirt to the man above him, and
no on until it reaches the ion
BOY SWIMMER SHOT.
CINCINNATI. dimirrly 30.—-cnar1esl
Hawks. sixteen years old, while swim-
mlng, was shot by an unknown per-
s yesterday as the steamer Is-
ueeu was going rip the river,
; this some place whence the shots
"need that struck Mrs. Russell
aboard that streamer on, Taft
notification night. flown was hurried
to the city hospitalm were it was found
that a number of a l bird t were
embedded in his new L
1.;-
as wives are all mentally active, and
horribly clear-headed. There is no cle-
ver man who does not find his wife
eleverer than he.
_—-—.—-——-—
BITTER FEELING AGAINST CA3-
TRO.
THE HAGUE. .11in :1o.——The bitter
feeling at Willemstad. Curacao.
against Venezuela 15 evidencedyes-
tcrday In a dispatch from the tower-
nor of Curacao, received today, which
announces that a vessel chartered by
President Castro's brother and laden
with, sugar. which arrived at Willem-
stead yesterday. was obliged to iea've
that port ‘tvithout disposing of its“
cargo.
INSANE MAN HANGO HIMSELF.
WATERBURY. July 30.-—-'i‘hornae
Ferguson, twenty-five. insane, a. pn-
ttent at Brook-ids Home. tied
glaiui‘etde early this morning by.
k ‘ ,«n ' SI I
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street.
UnusUal Savings
Women’s and Men’s
Wearing Apparel
009.09%”9”.
Rare; good values at the present time
in Sepa ate Wash Skirts, Linen Suits and
Jumper resses. Some matchless offer-
ings in Silk Skirts and Silk Dresses; also,
fine White Lawn Waists. . 1
It costs no more to buy on our Charge
Account Plan. This plan is far superior
to the 3), 60 or 90-day plan used in so-
called cash Stores, which becomes 11 bur-
den to you at the expiration of the speci-
fied time.
Visit our Furniture Department—we
are offering cut prices on all goods 1n this
department. Thousands of people will
testify that our Charge System has helped
them live easier and more comfortable. , .
H. Krregcr& Co.
SOUTH; NORWALK.
Bronchitis
Is more than a. cough; it. is a deep-seated inflam‘
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—allied to asthmh and the most; fruitful
source of consumption. It homes" all schools of
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nan
notice are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the gormicide bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
years.
nTake 15 drop: over: I hour-I and BE SURE to bathe the throat
cheat with not, clear Balm over, night. mm to the couch. It
pen mesa, reduces the inflammation. unr- tho gonna. loops the
coughing and rolling of phlegm, nearing the hugs ”the vigor
otyonth. Get the 5011 or 01.00 bottle. keep up the Menu
memory for a few week- end we mm m ole-alderman .
lie loot «ego of article concentration. No , .01.me . ‘
Qr.‘ "with... , ' v
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