Ill 6mm ill HIM"
Frills All i’IIstiiouI‘d ”0' 'x
Pruitt?” Iii
TIInes
iii! ‘ ‘I W
u j,. . legrlpan litter).
k 'Bllysl‘u orb In the New York market
III ”No—the wholesale trade to look
storm iyuamplell, placing orders on
pans hats, and tho
'order all felt hats and
inalpsnomss
' m,Irolulne of orders which retail-
era are placing Is all that could have.
been roasonhbly expected—general re-
ports indicato that but nooks are In
, much better condition than any othel
artists ,,of the retail business; felt hats
he will Vcleaned out. and a good
straw sesson j utst closing has left, min
”if! kao
I' tits. the. tendency is decided-
l toward slightly larger shapes than
last year, although the, small to mod-
lum shapes dull prevail. in many
quarters it is felt that the vogue of
dipped would increase softilst
ill sat, on the theory that the possi-
ble wearers of the small shapes that
MWuvaliiod are limited to the
9 yo as college men and those who for
their re d
holllulkio the demand continues
0 tensor» c brooms, but the Wand of
hill" cm ,to be piivched, creased or
tales ,or worn full, according to
the wearer's fancy, ls gaining strength
“steadily Di Motowns are Also in
good demon, especmlly in high class
I , 1:71. -
mixilcumiwrhi IO’have be;
snare-waits. on;
‘ «I Wall st. “Not-walk.
“litiidimEsI "to and
insurance.
..vi.’ havs sovorol docldod bargains
hi ll'tcomi producing property that
mustdncusu lomsluo with tho rapid
minimums”.
Shoe Rep trig
sI’" :5 , Q
to Nori NdocaN on SCIENTIFIC
1 :l uNdeis DONE sv us.
I
Monarch Repair Shop,
. v3.1 ,It RAYMOND or.
:1: .1 'Rijilllls‘ 456 6a raspy.
2H; 1 «renew,
. ..VJCTQRIA
H0“ MW! PROM DEPOT.
1.. I lie-EUROPEAN PLAN.
1., bu'r ’Rcoma :3 spacial Foaturo. on
’ and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev1
ory Room Heated
‘11:: 1 RATE! REASONABLE.
Flno tucked can In Connection.
A full lino of Imported Alos, Inolud.‘
gin t2. clung; Bulls.ll Bur-toys or
no syo on no
. Anhoumgc Whigs on DraugII IILPH
‘ .‘1 T.J IULIJVAN, Proprietor.
Toloohono 992.
In all. on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property
without removal. on their own name
without indorssi'. .. -1
CIIILL ANp as: Us.
Modem Loan 8: Security Co
‘Hmllsnd Bldg” Washington at.
(Mica sullen until 7 p. In. londay and
'1 ' A~-/_Saturdsy until 8. 30, ,
\1 1;
\
at!
1907
Plumbm and Steam
' llcatlhg
, .
1. nor WATER HEATING.
. nor AIR HEATING. ,.
I " oTovsa AND RANoes.
. : 1. -. scars AND‘ TIN license,
so sad otoam Fitting ass Fixturso.
1 Metal Coiling, Etc.
Vou scarf-90a srocx or
tel-HIM“: tunings!
longs...
“_X
nuns .
...--.1 In. .... a...
who staple. and ll be popular in
Various. sections.
In soft last brims there are a num-
Lbor of vsrlstlons that are popular. One
general tendency is toward slightly
greater width. Some are rolled, often
approaching thg Psn~tmlrlst;1othors
‘. warty Mt set brims. then again the
thinly rolled brim that thay be snap-
sddown in front also finds favor
'I in; styles for hobby trade have
. Ihrims and crowns that may he manip-
minted according to the Individual fan
cy 'ol' the wearer Brlms are both
mound and raw edge the former lead-
1%: heist soft but Introduced by one of
the loading hat manufacturers, and
which has been vely favorably receiv-
ed is a full crown flat set rather
wlile brim, to be worn slightly snap-
ipsd down In front. it is s new shade
of very effective. spanny design, and
will be featured by many reta 3 in
the following dimensions: 3x2 2 3x
2%. and 335m. Best favor d propol-
Itloh's are 3x255. bound, s d 3127,41,
rnw edge.
in stiff huts full tips are universal,
and medium flat set brims are the
rule. The bulk of the orders are on
,staple shapes, prevailing dimensions
heing 5141184. 51631176. especially for
the exclusive trade. In nobby styles
the smaller. natty shapes are popular.
jail/3 and smut—1%.
I There is also a good demand for
low crown wide brim effects for fall,
and It is predicted that such shapes
will be stronger ftu next spring.
in colors soft huts will predominate
straw hats to be dis Sin various shades of brown. The non
ioi‘ep‘hltnt color will be received with
tfavor, with a small demand for given
shades and some business on pcalis.
For sill hats, illowns will continue
popular, althmigh. of course, the bulk
of the business will be on black hats
Salesmcn are. on the road with sam-
ple lines of straw hats, and generally
report good business. it is difficult
to review the straw hat style situtr
tion, for the prevailing fashions in
”strawmts are so diversified as to cov-
er almoht‘ the entile range or sham-.1.
LAIICE ASSORTMENT or
L19
DINNER
AND
Pioutc
margins
F. A. Mitchell,
' "eon. wALL ANo I-IloH STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
Rellible and well known
SHOES
I Women’s
Choss
:guthTotI, gunmen
hANAN. 1 CLARICE
on 512 iii hill $2.50
i" '51 t!
SHOES
are thoroughly reliable when
looking for a medium
. priced Shoe.
x
Men’s
ELITE
Is
Wear Shoes That F It.
izEWASHINQTON eraser.
PHONE 542-2. .
Attendance all hours day and night.
Ftedehcik H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
, ,Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. , Tel. 904.
Cities and Residence,
I4 80. MAIN 811, SOUTH NORWALK
:xdussloit‘s TO HUNTINGTON
AND VALLEY oaovs.
0n .an Artur MONDAY, Juno 22, 1m,
0 . Tho New and Commodlous
Steamer Huntington
" NilitwALIt‘.
oteIMahacketno
WW m Up to Data.
[took and normal intermatlon 'erclIor
Sunday Binders, 75cts:
J..B. FONNOR, Mar.
12' too“ portpsy and upward;
“ TIL. cALt m.
CAPT. WIL'LIAM G. YOUNG,
, Will Run as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwalk
1 Mondays and' Fridays at 6: IE a.
I ' Is.I'and.2.16
LEAVE NORWALK for.HuntIngtou
Mondays and Fridays at 8: 46 s.
m. and 5:16p
EXCURSION TICKETB, 60c; SINGLE
FARE. 40:.
Children.‘ u to 12 years, Excursion, 860;
1'gSIu le No.3
Will stop at VALLEY GROVE Moll-
twas up at the count or scroll.
Glover’s Tn. Place
__ minimum-HIM... ...
and dimensions. The different soc-
tions of the country demand widelv
difterent designs; various localities in
the same section. and even aevorsl
stores in the same city will each Illltl
styles that differ radically, will befo-
vored by their respective following.
For instance; Many retailers in St.
Louis could not get shapes small
enough, while in New England largo
dimensions found popularity; lll Moor
pills small ll Is were favored. w‘1il11
in New Orleu large shupcs prcvslied.
Again. a retailer in one of luc- ilI 1, Ill
lea ot the middle west bought 1.. «:11 m1
tity of rough braid hats which [Iron-I
very'popuiar, and he could huvc void
four times tho quantity obtuiuublc, Ill-
though rough braids wt1l‘t- not ,.1,I1u.I-ul
iy worn in that city.
So for as It. is possible to snare IIIL‘ '
situation, there seems to be a decided
tendency generally toward somewhat
larger brims, and it Is the conccusua
of opinion In authoriiivc circles that
the. best sellers for next summer Will
im the 1vldcr brims. and also that scll~
nits will still be a larger factor in next
season's trade than in 1908, large as
they were. Ill the sales of this year. ‘ ,
This year has been no exception to,
the steady increase in the popularity:
of Panama hats. They have. been veri" ‘
geucrslly worn cvcrywilcre, and it is
freely predicted that next year their
sale will be still greater. With the ox-
pcricncp gained during the many pano-
iug years. grcatcr skill is acquired in
the handling of i’nnsums, and a high-
cr standard of quality is Ihcrchy (“H-
tablishcd, so that today they arc being
placed on the market III better values
than over. All styles prevail, from
the small, hobby shapes affectcd by
the smart dresser. to the larger and
more staple designs of the man who
wears conservative fashions.
ONLY CUR FOR DYSIPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frank] n Bush,’of New Custir.
Dc|.. says: “i suifrrcd tor years with
dyspepsia. used to hurt1 grout distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped iil'.’
11ml” 1 took Brazilian ilnlnl, and one 1'10
chII bottle cul'cd Inc complctcly.”
For sale by lt. ll. l’laistcd. 11‘. ll.
lluxtcl and The-Clifford l’harnmcl‘. "_
MACFARLAND BEATS BROOK.
1.05 .I\\'Gl1‘l.l~‘S Alluust S.-——l’tlrlIV
lllncl’ul'laud won from l‘llll llI-m-k, last
night, bcl'orc Ihc l’aclilc A. (‘.. ill Ihc
seventh round.
out. licicrce Eytou stoppcd the tight.
and gave hilltzh‘arlstltl tllc
whcu llrook wus ill the last stance of
distress, having been beaten throuL’h,
the ropes and chased urnuud tht- ring
witll u ruin of blows on his bleeding
face. MacFurlund knocked Brock
down In the second round, but lil‘uclt
The
bell saved Brock ill the fifth round.
when he was holding dcsperutoiy to
illucl-‘srlsnd. At long range lighting.
Mitch‘srltuld had the better of It..
CHIOHESTER S PILLS
IE DIAMOND ”RAN
Ink-ol- -Aok your Llru 1.11.1;
r'ol’lo um nu ml
1' Iain rd and old Ilrtalllc /
bars. Blue T‘ Itboc.
“' iii. {in dual .1"...
s It ‘
I!“ la!) "Infill I'll I. N. I»: to
’IGIVIIIIIQWOISBCIISS-rsl.1‘34“ltelta' il‘
5010 BY ilRUfifiISTS El" WHERE
iiYiW‘i
Stop, Look, Listen!
Back your train or thought upon the
siding and listen to the Coal Man.
The time has now arrived for you
to think seriously about your supply of
Coal for the coming winter.
Our stock of bright, clean, desirable
Co'al Is now at its best.
We solicit your orders with tho ss~
surance that nobetter Coal can be
had anywhere, at any time, at Any
price.
TheFerris CoalCo
149 Washington St.
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The Recreation Tours
BIOck Island, 811. 00——Three day trips,
July 4th,18th, 26th, August 1st, 8th,
15th, 22nd, 29th. 1
Saratoga Springs 819. och—Four day
trips, July 13th, 27th. August 10th
24th, September 7th.
ThOuoand Iolsnoo, 834.00—Fivo days
trip. August 11th.
Montreal, Ausablo Chasm. Lsks
George, 887. Oil—Ten days trip, Aug-
ust 11th.
Nov. Scotla, 860.00—Ten1days trip, '.
August 16th.
Whlto Mountains, 824.00—Fivs day
trips, July 29th, August, 3rd,17th.
31st.
Atlantic City, 826.00—~Five day trips,
July 27th, August 10th. 31st. -
Niaésra Falls and Toronto, 83800—'
For I
Five days trip, August 29th.
These rates front New Haven.
descriptive circulars and rates from
your city call on ticket agent at depot
or address, - .
THE RECREATION TOURIST COM-
PANY
Now, Hausa: Conn. ,
Wé Have Tillisn the Akcncy
for the
Pope-Hartford
And Now Hove Fills (Jars of
that Make to Oiier.
'i‘llcrc'was no kllOI'Ii-, ‘I
victory
NORWALKI CONN.
r. i). Luciano & no.I
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j; #1} _ .
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i End she
Begins Thursday Morning, Auguét 6 1908
W-
.IIW ‘liIAIr 1
HIS IS OUR SEMI ANNUAL CLEAN- UP of our own stock to which We add large purchases of Specials. The
Sale that has never yet failed to crowd our store. This season‘has offered special opportunities for purchases.
We have improved them. Our Mill End Bargains excel all other seasons. We follow our usual custom o£ cutting
deep into
the prices of Summer Goods.
We prcfc‘r to take a loss rather than to carry them over.
throughout The Norwalks and vicinity we extend a cordial ipultation to this sale.
ooosoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooos
Special items Added
WQWWOMWWW 0mm
Ladics’ Gariheilts
LADIES‘ WHITE
I\‘c;-;lliur I’l‘it‘c $
LADIES' WHITE
SHIRT wAISII‘s. 11
[.00 .................... Sale Price 50c
SHIRT WAISTS,
chulnr Price $1.25 .................... Sale Price 79c
LADIES’ WHITE
SHIRT \VAISTS.
Regular i’ricc SLSII .................... Sale Price 98c
Better Grades at Similar Reductions.
White
Shirt Waist Suits
LAWN SUITS, Plain.
Regular Price $2.98 ........... l ...... Sale Price $1.98
LAWN SUITS, with Embroidery, ,
Regular Price $5.98 .................. Sale Price $2.49
LAWN SUITS. 'Finer Embroidery,
Regular l‘ricI- $4.98 .................. Sale Price $3.49
LAWN SUITS. Fill
ct Lace.
chulnr Price $5.98 .................. Sale Price $3.93
LADIES’ GAUZE
lwgulal l‘ricc ’
MERCERIZED TAN HOSE. Mill End,
HOSIERY
IS ALWAYS IN DEMAND. BUY
Opportunity
LISLE HOSE,
..St ...................... Sale Price 19c
Regular Price 25c, .................... Sale Price 17c
LADIES’ IMPORTED HOSE, .
Regular Price 35c ...................... Sale Price 24c
LADIES’ LISLE GLOVES, 2-clasp,
Regular price 25c ....................... Sale Price 15c
MERCERIZED LISLE GLOVES. 23-inch, I
Regular Price 75c ...................... Sale Price 49c
LADIES' BLACK SILK GLOVES,
\\ crc SI 50 .......... 1. ............... Sale Price 89c
Ladies’ COIOred Suits
Regular Prcc $1.00 .
Regular Price $1.25 .
Regular Prim: $1.49 .I
Regular Price $1.98
main not "
........... c-..-.-.
? ........................ Sale Price 89C
...................... .Salépote $1.19
.11: ........ ...... ..Salc Prhze $1. 49
.\11. 7'
..Sale Price 7 5C
All Prices Here Given Are Special for This MilI Rgmn “I spit Surplus Stock Sale,
5 soul. ITEMS
Tclcplionc 446.
mfiaosemmmwmm
To our patrons
o. -r In...“
tunin- . you mid ("Anus
1”: no" 3,“ gm I'I‘v :91
'Ltidies’ Skirts
DARK BLUE DUCK,
Rt11llinr l' Iicc $100 ...................... Sale Price 75c
PRINTED PERCALE, ' -
I\t“"lli: ll [’1 MC $1.69 .................. Special Price $1.19
IIYDE- GRADE GALATEA,
Rurulnr Price $2 .49 .................. Sale Price $1. 98
WHITE SKIRTS,
Rtgulm l’ litt‘ $1.90 ...................... Sale Price 75c
WHITE SKIRTS, .
Rc-rulur l’ricc SI. 25 ...................... Sale Price 98c
\VHITE SKIRTS,
Regular lricc $1.98 .......... Sale Price $1. 29
Wash Goods
THESE ARE NOW-,NIADE IN
SUCH GREAT VARIVETY AND
ATTRACTIVE STYLES AS
TO BE MORE USED THAN
EVER.
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WHEN _YOU CAN SAVE " Mi 11 End Fancy Print .............1 .......... Sal: Price 5c
ON THE PRICE. , o Mill End Shirting Print ....................... Sale Price 5c
Mill End Indigo Print ......................... Sale Price 5c
{This Sale IS Your? alliadras Cords. 2 to 8 yds., value 14c ............ Sale Price Ioc
IEuS upcrior Quality Madras Cords, value 16c” ..Sale Price 12%c
a'Etha Quality Madras Cords, value 20c ........ Sale Price ”15¢
Standard Apron Gingham, 2 to 6 yd. ............ Sale Price 6:
Pansy Dress Ginghams, Spring Price 12%c. ..Sale Price 8c
Madras Gingham, regular price 20c. ..... Sale Price 12 Ac
Arnold Kcswick Suiting, made to sell for 20¢. . .Salc Price IOC
Colored Silk Novelties, regular price 35c ....... Sale Price Igc
Carpet Rugs
We have a good assortment of Carpet R'ugs In the popular
grades. We have made prices that should take out- every one
of them. .
TAPESTRY BRUSSELLS Russ, 9x11,
chular Price $12. 50 .................. Sale Price $9.98
TAPESTRY BRUSSELLS RUG, 9x12, ,
Regular Price $15. 00 . . . .- .............. Sale Price $12. 98
TAPESTRY BRUSSELLS RUGS,
Regular Price $17.50 ............. Sale Price‘ $14.49
AXMINSTER RUGS. 3x4,
Regular Price $122 50 .................. Stile Price $18.50
AXMINSTER RUGS, 3x4,
Rt gular Price $25.00 .................. Sale Price $21. so
BODY BRUSSELLS RUGS, 3x‘4, ‘ ‘ ' i ‘ '
Value $2950 ....2......‘.‘.............VSsVloPricc 822.50
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