1 ’t Youij 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, tens. ' RODGER LUDLOW Is Lhe'naine of the .1 BEST 10c CIGAR " » in the market, and made right here. TWIN CITY CIGAR IS SOLD FOR FIVE CENTS and nothing better made. ‘ Call for them. A trial is all we - ask. B. J. REYNOLDS, Tel. 811-2. 12 South Main 8‘. g Lake EIce Wholesale and Retail. Brookside Lake Ice CO Office—Foot of Ann St. TWO fPHONES—16-3; 752-2. WOOD , WOOD A. CARMI BETTS. A. . . . Revised Ed1t1on of suit prices lends attractiveness to late buyers. a Summer Suit, We offer the following inducements: - Fancy Half Hose. 85 Washington as. . greys and blue serges at $7 and $10. No higher, no lower, CODYright Clothing CO. I HARRY GOODWIN, Manager. 1, ' Paying Rent Yeti Stop It Now It Is a Drag on You BREAK AWAY AND BUY H.OME Mr.. LaWrence 15 ' South Main Street CAN H ELP YOU. If you still have to select Suite 3 9.00, were $12.00. Suit; $12.00, were $16.00., Suite $16.50, were $22.00. Men’s Furnishings E, & W. 82.50 Shirts ........ .. . $1.95 Star $1.50 Shirts ............... $1.15 Ii pairs ...... $1.00 (Were 2130 and 350 per pair.) Fancy Vests .................... $1.00 (Were $1.50 to $2.50.) JOSEPH DAVIS, TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, FURNISHER. South Norwalk. Some of them are positively 98c valued . And some of them are 81. 25 valued at. 82.49 ........._............. U. see: 12 to 18. We have taken a lot of our High broken and have picked out about 48-50 Wall Street. We have just received a cargo of the sizes. HARRIS & DEALER (11 Hard and Soft Wood, .1. ' awed and Islpilt Ready for . Family Use. .Soft Wood, "my per card; 01.50 per 1‘ cord. Hard Wood, 07.00 per cord; 01.70 per 5‘ cord. Split Wood 251: extra per 54' cord. Yard No. 14 Newtewn Ave. ‘ Tel. 207—2. NORWALK, CONN. This New Science of Healing— ANNUAL PICNIC. OF THE East Avenue M.E. Sunday School TO BRONX PARK, Wednesday. August 12, 1908 ADULTS .. . . ..... 80 CENTS CHILDREN, under twelve . 40 CENTS Train leaves South Norwalk 9:06 a. n1. Returning leaves Mt. Vernon Parents must be responsible for their children. 5:53 p. in. 68 Water Street. Excellent.i Eggs, selling today at 27c dozen. Tomatoes, fresh and large. per quart, 5c. Extra Large Cabbage, pick out the. biggest heads, onlyr 7c head. Baker‘s Cocoa, take home a can and tell your wife how much you saved, :91: per can. ‘ CHIROPRACTIC is a new discovery. hailed as one of the most. beneficial revelations to man- kind. 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 organism by means of the nerves hav- ing their rise in the brain, passing therefrom into the spinal cord and through the spinal column. then emi- ' noting through each foramina between each segment or vertebrae, the nerves carry and distribute all the life force in the body. See the Chiropractor and ask why. 94 Washington earl-mum Block, , ,SOuth Norwalk, Conn. T: FRANCIS, D. C. Magnetic Treatments Given Also. Donovan Block, BIG SALE OF Sheet Music \ SATURDAY AT 10c A COPY Childhood. Santiago Flynn. Let 'er Go (mart-h). Are You Sincere? My Dream of the U. S. A. Lankee Yankee Boys in Blue. Playing Hockey. Somebody That i Know and You Know Tea. and many others. W. A.» Briggennan, MUSIC STORE. Agent for Crescent Laundry. 132 Washington St. Carolina Head Rice, 3 lbs. for 25c. 72 North Main Street Telephone Ladies' White Petticoats, with deal) Swiss embroidery, lots. and have marked them High-Grade Shirts Have added someof our best 81 Negligee Shirts to the lot that we are selling special at. - . . . . . . . .. ............. Neckwear at, Half-Price We have gone through our stock of 50c Neckwear marked them ..... ......... .. Reductions Greatr Ever , . We IiIVo Just received another shipment of 50 dozen WAISTS and we are offering them to‘tyou again at half prices. 401: 590 Ila-elleele .o-s.v..-.-us-s-.-- regular price‘. Ieseeetl lone-seesaaeieeilleeo. L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street. A GREAT SHIRT SALE 439 Negligee Shirts . at. 390 each This lot includes all of our newest and best 50c Shirts (we pride ourselves on selling the best Iialbdollar shirt In town) In all sizes, a Black Suits Special grade Black ”Suits, 37. 89 7% v ery carefully. ten dozen Tsie and 25C o .......... 1.. ------------- 1 Dont miss these and many other great bargains that you will find hereon Willis H. Selleck CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. Norwalk. Conn. Notice to Public highest grade LEHIGH COAL In all Give us your order for Your next winter's supply and get the benefit of this grade as it does not cost you any more. GANS CO. Telephone 450. Fancy'Lemons. dozen, ace; 3 for 5c. Native Red Onions, bu., $1.25; pic, 38c; qt.. 6c. Native Cucumbers, 3 for 5c. Native, eachcs, 15 and 13c qt. Native orn, doz., 20c. Native Squash, 1b., 4c. Beets, Carrots, Turnips. and cv— crything in Vegetable line. Remember, all goods sold comply with Pure Food Laws. Louis Joseloif, South Norwalk Call 285-2. 18 lbs;, $ll-v-S‘UGAR--18 lbs., $1 OUR 300 lb. -- Blend Clearance THOUGHTFUL oF HIM. “See here " said the lady ‘you told me that work would only cost me. $13. anti here you‘ve sent in a bill far The Kind That OWN , Coffee -- 30c lb. Suits Them All. 82c ’Bag--Al 1.-FLOUR--82c Bag . $141” . “Yes’m.” repl ed the carpenter; “you see. when came to think the , ' ' thing over afterward I was afraid may- ’ . ' < t, Now GOING ONAT be youd be supersti lous about that PHONE 990. ID. GOTTLIEB’S NORTH MAIN STREET? . —~n— ry the best man on earth the spins should stick to the truth and say sh couldn’t. 13."—-Cathollc Standard and Times. | Instead of saying she wouldn't mar ___.____— 110 ONE KNOWS EXACTLY UNITED BANK .7 WASHINGTON 8T. but it is probable that a fourth of the three billions of dollars now in - savings banks consists of the interest credited year by year by the banks. A wonderful showing of the cumulative power of money. And. an argument Why you should benefit by hdving an account here. The South Norwalk Savings Bank BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ter 1 TODAY IN WALL STREET WALL STREET, 10:10 a m.—0pen- ing dealings in stocks were active and with prices on arising scale. in the first few minutes National head was 11p 2% points. Reading 2, American Smelting 1%. Amelgamatcd Copper 1%. Louisville and Nashville 1%, U11 1011 Paclitic and Rock island pfd. 1. and St; Paul. Southern Pacific. Northern Pacific. Missouri Pacific, U. 8‘. Steel. American Car and Utah Copper large fractions. ‘ WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—Selling to realize forced some of the strong stocks down about a point from their high prices, after which there was a rise to the best again. There was an absence of yesterday's sensational fluctuations, the frequent changes in prices being made more gradually. H. E. MEAD 81 CO., mummnmnw 232 EAST AVE, _.._. .. .u... ~ __—. Prices were droppirig towards the end of the hour f .51....“- ISCHODA CLUB CLAM BAKE. The members of the lschoda Club. which has quarters on the Washin~- ton street bridge. are countinw on 1 grand time, t'omonow on the occasiut of their annual clambake. ’i‘hc offal is to be held at Nuuvoo. and this after noon preparations were begun at the island. The Mike will be laid by ry Hubbcll m will be served lid on 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon. The members of the club and a very limit- ed numberof‘dthers will go downln the morning, In?! launches. .v. Judge and MM (‘barlea D.li111nes. of Greenwich, will be guests over Stln day of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Ray- mond, of West street. e out regard to former prices. I 1 (mil LEADING nail coone STORE. 1? nos 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ; .,: August Sale Our Annual Auguét Sale Of all Summer Goods is now in pro- gress. Everything in the line of seasonable goods mutt go. White and Colored Wash Goods. of all kinds. Summer Suits, in wash materials; Separate Jackets, in white, natural linen and pongee. Ladies’, Misses and Children’ s Parasols——-all to be sold with- TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. EEATHS ANE FUNERALS Funeral of Mrs. Claude Poyvez. The funeral services over the re- mains of Mrs. Claude Poyvez will be held tomorrow afternoon from her into home on the Rocks road at; :30 o’.clock Interment will follow at itiv- erside Cemetery. 1 Funeral of Mrs. Eliza Brewer. | The funeral of Mrs. Eliza lirowor will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence In llurbnnk street. Rev. C. S. Macfarlnnd will ofliciate. Bogus Coins Were Found on Two Suspects (Continued From First Page). house very cautiously. three in front. and three In the rear. for they took the occupants by surprise. Every one of the invaders were armed. and be. fore those inside were aware they tercd down by the heavy crowbnr. playing cards. others were in the cel- lill‘. where the plant was Slilliiit‘tl. ’i‘lioseupstnlrs were taken first, anti those below us they cant.- up. Then all were, bound and shackled as above dostr.il)1d to break up the pl.1ut.Tl1cn the spur- ious (Olll “as (olleeied. together with a quantity of silver Babbitt metal' ground glass and lead. It was a couple of hours after the six strangers had gone swat front the railway station that they came back. leading the nine prisoners. and placed them aboard the train from Dunbury. At South Norwalk the prisoners Were transferred to a train for New lin- yen. in the. circulation of their coin, inc counterfeiters worked as far west as Kntonah, N. Y., and all through the upper end of Westchester County. taking in the line of the. Harlem itali- road. through Redford, Cbappnqua, Ml. Klsko and White Plains. They passed a great many of the half dollars on the trolley line conductors running to various points from White Plains. Most of their supplies were. purchased in Ridgetield. and were paid for in counterfeit coin. Tony and Louis Epifonin, brothers. were efore United States Commis- sioner right. today. and as the pros- ecution was not ready. both were held in $2,600 for a hearing next Monday. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. There will be dancing, this evening. at The Knob. Jack Burns. of E W. Kelley. Jr.'s pharmacy. begins a two weeks' vaca- tion tonight. Manuel T. Hatch and Frank Nash loft South Norwalk today for Block Island. to spend Sunday. Mail Carrier Henry Perry. of the Norwalk post, oliice. enjoyed a day's vacation from his duties yesterday and went to Fairfield Beach for the day. His place was taken by Frederick Mil~ Ier. Mrs. G. Arthur Knapp, of the li. Krleger do Company store. Washing- ton street. begins this evening a week‘s vacation, which she intends to spend In visiting different points in the state. A delegation of nine South Norwalk. East Norwalk and Danbury young Ia- dies. who have been spending a week at a cottage at Falriield Beach, re- turned home today. Mrs. C. H. Sllll- one, of East Norwalk, was chaperone of the party. A young man named John Lengyel drank too much last night and was placed under arrest in Sprin ood by Special Officer Gaffney. who rought him to police headquarters. in court this morning Judge Taylor continued the case t'6'r two weeks.- J Mceutre’, (11" Smith Norwalk was running down Kellogg street. Norwalk yesterday. and he fell over one of the deep gullies find out his hand severe- l.\' He was taken to the office of Dr. W. ll llurnell in Wall street, .whare the member’was dressed. ' r, The Rev. Everett flames. of. Brook- lyn, will occupyitiie pulpit of the South Norwalk Methodist Church. tomorrow. The Rev. Mr. Burnes Is a son of the Rev. Harvey Burnes. a former pastor of the church and will be a guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond A very informal reception was held yesterday afternoon and evening at the parlors of the Norwalk Country Club. in honor of Governor Woodruff and Lieutenant Governor Lake. About I were trapped, the door was being but-_ Some of the men they sought Were" It took :1 (ouplu of hours . Augiiéi Sold during I I tains. fifty Norwalk men shook hands with these gentlemen. and had a talk with them ris Hatchman intend to set out on a cruise. Tuesday. in the Oberlandcr- Hoyt yacht OberIOyt, on a week of ten days' cruise to Greenport and Block island. Conductor Earnest R. Wilson, of the sojourn 0 tonight. ment of runs and Mr. Wilson goes to the main line. He leaves New York tomorrow evening (in the 6 o’clock train for Springfield. . TRAINMAN INSTANTLY KILLED. SANDTHOO 00:111.; Aug. 8.'-—Tho- mas Casey, an ged employe of the New York. 'New Haven and Hartford Railroad. was instantly killed last night wbibre‘rossing the racks of the Western sidn near-M1 Sandy Hook station. ' a‘aey was attending the switch lights on one of the aldings and becoming confused stopped from one track on to the one on which a train was approaching, and was hurled iif ty feet. Casey was sixty years old and leaves 11 wife and nine children. Arthur Hoyt. Jack Burns and Mar» here has been a re- adjust- I H. Krieger&C 0. 29-31 West Washington Street. Sale O Furniture Great reductions on all pieces this month. .~ , 10, 20, , 25% discount on Beddings, Sideboards, Dress- ers, China Closets, Mattresses, Rugs, Dining Tables.,and Dining Chairs, Portieres and Lace Cur- Have your purchases I charged and settle your bill in EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. .Krieger '3 CO. soars NORWALK, TO EXTEND ElECTRlFICATlON. New Haven Reed- Denles Abandon- merit of Plan. NEW HAVEN, Aug il.—The ecci-r dent to the electric train service be- tween New York and Stamford, Thurs. ‘ lday night is attributed by electrical ' experts not to the storm. but to the New Haven road. will end a month's giving away of a part of the electric ;. the New Canaan branch I system it. was denied that the electric train} ; service. was not giving general satis- ’ faction, although it was admitted that .- several technical defec countable for. a eurn‘be of recent in- terruptions in the regularity of the service. it was denied that the plan to do tend the electric service to New you had been abandoned. and had been ac- r sttaement was made that it' '3 i be extended to this city as soon as the financial situation cleared enough to permit funds for the change to be raised. Edward B. smith. of Taylor and Get- den's office, has returned home front a vacation trip to Woodstock, New, ‘ York. __ ..n .p_. . ~ w «o-dw-ha . .‘e..- , ..... ..
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