Shouldn’t cup 11 “ take it easy ywhen you can climb into our easy, snappy Surn- “‘msusiouootuemoney. JS‘DON'T PUT OFF UNTIL TOMOR- - now WHAT YOU CAN DO TODAY. BUYA '1 ROger Ludlow ' Gig ar NOW AND ENJgOY THE BEST SMOKE FOR 1 . 10c 1 -B. J. REYNOLDS. “rel. Mia. 12 south Main at. l LaIIiUgEIce , Wholesale. and Retail. ; ,Brookside Lake Ice Go . ’Office—Foot of Ann St. ‘= Two ’PIIONES—lb-ii? 752-2. A CARMI BETTS, I 1 cause in Hard and Soft Wood, lam and Split Ready for Family Use. - , 1 Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord; 31.50 per It 00rd. Hard Wood, 07.00 per 00rd; 81.10 our cord . up it cWood 260 extra per 56 cord. 1 Yard No. 74 Newtown Ava, , Tel. 207—2. NORWALK. CONN. This New Science of Healing— CHIROPRACTIC Is a new discovery, hailed as one of , the most beneficial revelations to man- "'- kind. It is coming to be quite well ‘ ltnown that physical life is sustained ~ by the innate power generated in the ., m'n‘ niAotlng no a dynamo. sending its 0 current throughout the physical ' , firm by means of the nerves hav- ing elr rise in the brain, passing that 1001 into the spinal cord and through the spinal column. then emi- natlng through each fermion between each segment or vertebrae. the nerves carry and distribute all the life force 31' in the body. See the Chiropractor and * ask why. , 94 Washington St. Havlland Block, " South Norwalk, Conn. 1 T. FRANCIS. D. C. thnetle Treatments leen Also. NOW GOING ON or was s set. given a. 3L therefore he t. 9 mitt. to bind lit Judge 110011me tox‘lcst‘ed how he couldiq “M" “3““ and Mr. Sanford explained could write better when he w; lcated than when he was sober. Judge Ibokwood was of the 0 that If he only guessed at the loft. and nude he was a good guesses, be bound him over to the Septem term of the .crlniina’l superior court in styles in bright and modest colors. Striped and plain at very easy prices. Browris, tans, greys and blue serges at $7 and $10. No higher, no lower. opyright Clothing Co. HARRY GOODWIN, f Manager. ,9 Paying Rent Yet? It Is a Drag on You ivoou WOOD ~ .Post Cards We show scores of new Stop It Now BREAK AWAY AND BUY A HOME. Mr. Lawrence 15 South Main Street CAN HELP YOU. Sale Now On Star Shirts $1.15 This includes every Fancy Negli- gc Shirt in the store. The best $1.50 Shirt on the market. Other Specials FANCY VESTS ....... .. $1.00 $1.50 and $2.50 qualities. Our great sale of TROUS- ERS at . ................ $1.85 .Wcre $2.50 to $3.00. SUITS, 25% off former prices. This includes cvcry Black and Blue Suit, as well as Iancy Suits. BATHING SUITS, 20% off for- mer [)l'lCL‘S. LINEN COATS ........... 50c All light Color SOFT HATS. .$1 ~ $2.00 and $3100 liars. HALF HOSE .............. are 5 pairs, $1.00. These are our 250 & 35c qualities. broken lots of 500 UNDER- WEAR . ............. . . . .25c $2.50 Earl 0‘: Wilson SHIRTS ............... $1.95 Joseph [Ions TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER. FURNISHER. 85 WASHINGTON’STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. LARGE A880 RTM ENT OF SOUVENIR W. A. Briggerman, MUSIC STORE, ‘ Donovan Block, 132 Walhlngton 8t. MW at Q WOII Worthwhile ' Agent for Crescent Laundry. Bridgeport. under a. bond of $760.8“ ford was of the opinion that the bond should be light so he could be out, as he wished to pay up his my debts, and could not. do .110 if he was In iall. When arrested. Sanford had on his person blank checks of several local noun brings fund lacks self-reliance and he shows Thtacconnt here has self-rell on. In his bevery eye. on and he in! Savings Bank ‘ LDINO. H NORWALK: CONN. stobe ‘ other at 12: 30. ‘ Over 50 doses on hand. POSIilveI ‘1-50 vane, _ . ‘ ‘ 3:, Allour 1...ooauo$125w.1gt,,,,,m;,,,,,t _ _ 4L. GOLDEN, e ‘ 68 Washington Street. “our iron rota MAY matron P-M'rssne. . SELLEGK'S SPECIALS AuguSt Brings—Biggest Money Savings of the Year 590 I (1"- nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE surmise. Isl-i.‘ _. Bathing Suits Ladies', Misse'e’ and Children's BATHING gSUITS, BATHING CAPS, BATHING SHOES. No better values were ever offered at the price we quote. ‘Housefumishing Department Gas Toasters, . . . . 23c 'l Fly Killers, . . . . 9c ' Wire Dish Covers, . . . 29c Steamers for Gas Stoves, . . $2.50 Fly Traps, . . . . . 130 Lemon Squeezers, . . . . 9c Sleeve Boards, . . . . 29c ' 1 Salt and Pepper, glass top. . 35c pair 3 Wire Cost Hangers, . . . 100 3 Asbestos Mats for .: . . Sc Nickel Coffee Tea Kettle, . . 95c Copper Wash Boilers, . . . $2.19 Parlor Broom, . . . . . 190 Sleeve Irons, . . . 1 . . 29c TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. These are the days when thrifty buyers make the most of their opportunities and come here where they know the best bargains are to be found. Unmatchable Values 1n Clothing ' and Furnishings ' It' is our purpose to fully satisfy the expectations of the most exacting. Therefore when we state that you’ll find ex- traordinary values among our special offerings you may rely upon the facts. .. .....-us. A‘I‘.“h~ls‘ Glothing Specials Men’s Suits at About Half Price We have purchased from the manufacturers for spot cash 50 High Grade Hand Tailored Suits that would be good value at $1500. We bought them at a price and offer them at about half price, or $7. 89. Broken lot of Men’s Blue and Black Suits, Stein-Bloch and Peck makes. We have put them in one lot and1priced them $10.89. There are suits in this lot that were originally priced $20.00. Your choice of any of our two-piece Outing Suits at $6.48. Odd Trousers at a great reduction. Hat Specials Mcn’ s Fur Crush Hats, below cost to manufacture, or 39c. All of our best Straw Hats at half price. Dress Soft Hats. Our entire stock of $1. 50 to $2. 50 Soft Haas, 98c and $1.119.» Specials in Furnishings A lot of high grade Negligec Shirts from the best mak- ers, $1.50 and $1.00 values, 79c. Men's White Madras Negligee Shirts, union made by Sweet, Orr & Co., regular 50c value, 390. Washable Four-in-I-Iands, 15c instead of 250. - Half dollar Silk Four-in- Hands, 3oc. Fancy Half Hose. All of our 50c Fancy Lisle Thread Half Hose at 300 a pair. Workingmen’ s Handkerchiefs. Turkey Red, Indigo Blue and Fancy Border Handkerchiefs, special at 3c. > A fresh lot of President Suspenders at 39¢ a pair. 1 Broken lot of 500 Underwear at 390. Plenty of other Specials at money saving prices. Willis H. Selleck CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. 48-50 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn. THERE IS ONLY ONE SELLECK STORE. . 7 . .ir him out. Former Commodore William B. Unholtz also assisted, The Colonial bdseuau team will play the West End team tomorrow. Each of these teams have won a game this season and tomorrow's game will be the rubber. (‘oncoid Division, Sons of Temper— ance, will hold an open meeting Mon day evening. Everybody ls requested to be present At the close refresh- ments will be served. The C kcnoe Tribe baseball team will try elr luck against the' W0- wompom tribe, of Bridgeport. In With- nlpauk. this afternoon. The first some of the season this team defeated ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. "Miss Clara Rider of Norwaik, has ieturned to her duties In the town se- lectmen' s ofllce, after a very pleasant vacation. The Shaw Brothers' set sell from. the Washington street bridge for the Huntington races this morning in their fast launch. Ming 11. Miss May Butler who has been vis- Iilng for a few days at the home of Mrs. Hurley, of Cross street, Norwalk, left town today for her home. Records at the water commissioners‘ oflice show that the water on July 30 was down three feet 11 Inches, and gefi‘éfi? had dropped to four feet fie Norwalkers with the score of 12 to The local div slon, No. 476, of the Trolleymen's Uiiion, will] hold a regu- C B Dubols Archie Benger, Frank lar meetingwthlsuevetplnghat if“ quar- ‘ . tersinWarsee Te rstses- . . Mr. Dubols' automobile, f .Atlsntlc slop will be held at 8 0010011, and the City They expect to sin out two Weeks there and on Tues y Clarence Knapp Will join them for the remaind- 1 er of the time. 1 The committee of thirty five. which has been appointed by Court Narruk, F‘. of A; held a meeting. last evening. In regard to the class Initiation, which will be held here October 25th. Plans were discussed but nothing definite was disclosed. Billy lender secured three hits, one of them a home run yesterday for Waterbury. of the Connecticut state league. with which be Is now playing. Despite his good stickwork, Writer bury lost to New Haven, 7 to 0. All of New Haven' 0 runs were secured In _ the ninth inning. nF'ive of Waterbury's ' The onlcers of the Norwallr fire (10 pertinent held a regular meeting last evening, at the quarters in Main street. It was voted that a practice of the department he held on Tuesday evening, but owing to the scarcity of water, none will be used for this puro p0se. Horace Keyworth had a rather excit- ing experience last. night at the Ischoda Club float near the Washing ton street bridge. Mr. Keyworth was of the opinion about 10 o 'clook that he had discovered a school of blue fish just off the club float and be procured a net from the club-house. in the derk~ ness he wont overboard Constable Samuel 0. Ireland was in the club- hogsaedhuatledtothoilut silvers—also ensured in the lane in ..-...mmw... ..--.. .._. .. l H. KRIEGER co. The Sale of the Season‘ Be- 1 ‘ gan Today, at 9 a. m. ATGHLESS PRICES! VALUES BEYOND DESCRIP- TION! Hard times for us, but an unprecedented pic- nic for all the people who are looking for genuine bargains. 1908 will be an unprofitable year for us—but no matter— the goods on hand must be disposed of, and we are sure that this sale will relieve us of all the overflow of Sum- mer Merchandise. Gash Only! 9 9 ° Men s and Boys Clothing All the latest cuts, Blue, Gray and Browns. everywhere for more than double. Your money back if you fail to be satisfied with your purchase. Boys’ Knee Pant Suits Knick. Pants, Blue Serges, Brown, Black or Gray Mixtures, $1. 50, $2. 00 and $300. Worth all the way to $7.00 Knickerbocker Knee Pants 353 pair. _ Plain Knee Pants, 19c pair. Worth 75c. White Lawn and Lingerie Waists 50c, 75c,.$1.00 ind $1.50. These are the biggest bargains ever of- fered. Every one of these Waists have been selling for more than double. ‘S Black Taffeta and Black, as well as Cream and White Lace Waists At unheard of prices. There is no need of mentioning prices on each style. Come in and look them over. You’ll be more than rewarded for your investigation. Rain Coats for Women Rubberised Silk and Cravanette, Black, Gray, Blue, Brown, all to go at half price. Sailor Hats For’ women and girls, Black or White, to close out for 19¢. Suits from $3. 98 to $10.00. Sold 1 51“ Cash Only! Men s All Wool .1 Pants, ' ' $1.00, $1.50 andISs.oo. Men are not given to bargain hunting, but we want every man to come in and look at these valucs‘in Pants. All sizes. Tailor-made Striped . 1 Duck Suits . '4 As well as plain Pink and Blue, for $2.98 per Suit. Black Taffeta'Goats About as Costs in Y. Long as well as short. all prices ranging from $14.00 to $20. 00, all ‘ to go at one price, $7. 50. Come early and. ‘ get the cream of this choice lot. 2 Very Fine White Serge Tailor-made Suits To go at $7. 50 for the suit. Other Tailor- made Suits, Blues, Browns and Mixtures, worth as high as $25. 00, to go for $7 50 and , . $10.00. All sizes. Silk 'fiildYoile Dress Skirts We have at least 50 of these beautiful ‘ Skirts to go during sale for less than the cost of material. Jumper Dresses Beautiful Batistes, all colors, same as sold formerly for $3.98. For this sale, to close out, $1.75. Irish Linen Auto Goats ‘A Made of pure Linen, value $7.98; to close . out for $4. 50. ‘ in This Advertisement. SALE TODAY AND MONDAY Miscellaneo’ Bargains All Over the Store Not Mentioned
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