A Greater Thad vre We have Just received another shipment of 6‘ doses WAIST S and we are offering them to you again at half prices. Someolthemarepositively98ovaiued................................. too And some of them are 81.25 valued, at. 69c Lndies' White Petticoats. with deep Swiss embroidery, regular price. 1.39 clearance Men’s Single Trousers ‘ all new. this season' a goods. reduced from 50c to $1. 50 on each pair, to clear ‘2-49 esenleeoeeaeeseseelsoeeoleioe I.IUIIIIallea‘li‘ellletlloloel year to year. fore these radical reductions are made " HARRY GOODWIN. Mgr. in!» RODGER LUDLOW Is the name of the 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. .I. REYNOLDS, Tel. 8112.. 12 South Main St _ PURE i Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail. BrooksideLake Ice Co Office—Foot of Ann St. ‘ 1 TWO 'PHONES—lo-3; 752-2. WOOD WOOD A. CARMI BETTS. DEALER IN Hard and Soft Wood, lswed and Split Ready for ' Family Use. Soft Wood, 06.00 per cord: $1.50 per Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; 01.75 per rig cord. Split Wood 25o extra per 5‘ cord. .. Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. Tel. 207-4. NORWALK. CONN. "‘ l This New Science of Healing— CHIROPRACTIC is a new discovery, hailed as case! 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 at, Havllsnd Block, South Norwalk, Conn. ’. T. FRANCIS D. C. ‘ Magnetic Treatments Given Also. Boys Suits Were S1. 50 to 86. 00. Special, $1.00 to $3.50 'Boys’ Knee Pants, 19c, 39c, 69c ' D. . GOTTLIEB S them before inventory at end or the mouth. We never carry stocks from each season's goods must be sold at the season bought, there An extra pair of Trousers are useful at all times. “Better get your size before they' Io picked out: Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street. ;HE WINS OUT WHO STICKS TO Real EState 8."! Mart. cages and Keeps Hla Property insured. Men who have got all their money, in The Norwalks, are those who in- vested ns above. Those who have dropped money tried to get rich quick. Invest in some of my Real Estate and Mortgages. MR. LAWRENCE, 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SehoOl Days are near or hand. IVacuiion ls al- most over and your boys Wear Knee Pants! READ our closing out prices on our entire stock of Children‘s Knee Pants. .50 GRADE, NOW . .40 $1.00 GRADE, NOW .75 $1.50 GRADE. NOW . $1.10 This includes quite an assortment of Knickerbockcrs. ————-———_ JOSEPH DAVIS, TAILOR, CLOTHIER, MATTER, FURNISHER. 85 Washington St, SOUVENIR PoSt Cards and Post Card Albums. All Prices. W. A. Briggerman, MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block, 132 Washington at. Agent for Crescent Laundry. iiiii i AreYouTired of trying to burn the near- coal that is so often sold? Well, it is a simple matter to try a few tons of our Jeddo. Cross Creek or Old Company’s Coal, which will put you in good humor again. Our reputation as to quality and weight is behind every ten of coal we sell. ' The Ferris Coal Co 149 Washington St. ‘i i? \a 1" as Chief of Police William Vollmer is enjoying his annual two w ks' va- cation trom duty. which he w i spend n making short trips. Captain W. R. Pennington is now acting chief, u. NO. MAIN STREET. 80. NORWALK and Oflicer Frank V. Raymond is act- ing captain nights. A Single Dellar by Itself lifts others to success. WAIHINDTON IT. ' u seems like a trifle, yet it is the collective effect of many spent dollars ,i that holds so many young men down to the dead level of mediocrity, ." and the collective power of many dollars saved In this bank that Have YOU a savings account here e South Norwaik Savings Bank UNITED IA K IUILDIND eourn nonwaut. coma. South Norwaik.‘ HARRIS & 68 Water Street. $5.22! all sizes, and marked thorn. . . loss than $15. appreciated Rather Exclusive Is wear at 75c 48-50 Wall Street, LEGALNOTICES SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwalk, as, Probate Court. August 10, A. l).. 1908. Estate of Ella J. lirown, late of Norwailt, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Norwalk. hath limited and Ill lowed six months froln the date here- of for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their so - counts. properly attested. within said time, will be dcbnrrcd a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are. requested to make immediate pay- ment to OSCAR M. SQUIRES. all 18 25 Administrator. Willem F. Acton and Marcellus R. Ilcnnett, vs. W. T. Wood. Town Court of Norwalk, Town of Nor- waik, July 23. 1908. ORDEROF NOTICE. Upon the complaint of the said Wil. llanI F. Acton and Marcellus R. lien- nett, claiming for reasons therein set forth $400 damages. returnable to the Town Court of Norwalk, in and for the Town oi Norwalk. on the fourth Monday of April, 1908, it appearing to and being found by the subscrib ing authority that the said defendant W. '1‘. Wood. ls absent from this state and residing in Newark. New Jersey. Therefore, Ordered. That notice of 1the pendency of said complaint be. giv- cn said defendant by some proper oiiic- cr or indifferent person, by depositing a. true and attested copy of said com- plaint and of this order of notice, in the post office at South Norwalk, in said Town of Norwalk. postage paid, directed to said defendant, by register- ed letter, at Newark, New Jersey. on or before July 25th, 1908; and that if said registered letter shall be return- ed undelivered. then that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given e [said defendant by some proper officer ‘or indifferent person by publishing this Order of Notice in The Evening Sen- . ilnel, a daily newspaper published in ,the city of Sofith Norwalk. in said town of Norwaik, once a week for two weeks successively. commencing on or before the 13th day of August, 1908. By order of Court, 0 E0. H. VOSBURGH. all 18 Clerk. NEW IDNDON,‘A.ugust iR.’--Tugs T. A. Scott, Harriet and Alert today towed the crib for; the new United States light house from this port to Southwest Ledge, which is about a mile. of! Ocean Beach. For the con- struction of the crib 160.000 feet of yellow pine and nine tons of iron were used. The crib will form the Liolundation‘ tor the light house. SELLECK’S SPECIALS Men’s BEES Suits WAY UNDER PRICE Some Suits Aborit Half-Price We have. taken a number of broken lots of MEN‘S IIIGN GRADE SUITS and bunched them into one big lot, containing $10 89 m-..‘.n.— - ”.m- ......— w— -_....,._.... L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street Notice to Public We have just received a cargo of the highest grade LEHIGH GOAL in all . sizes. 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. A great many of these Suits were originally priced $20. and not one Men’s Black Suits at $7L89 Suits that were good values at $12 and 810 There are many other Clothing Specials tllut must be soon to be Our Athletic Under- per garment. Willis H. Selleck cLoere OFTHE slenr soar. CANNOT FIND THE BODY. Not Yet Knowniwmther Anyone Was Drowned at Roton Point. Lute yesterif i Afternoon. Constable Samuel C. ire and. Managiir George Xentbaky. Stage Manager Emil Son cnburg and several employees about the Point, made a careful search of the shore in the vicinity of the dancing pavilion to locate the body of the man who possibly was drowned last Thursday night. They were unsuc- cessful, howaver, in finding any trace of him. There Is still much mystery about the case and whether he lost his life or escaped ls still an open question Constable Ireland has learned that two young men had set out to “do" the stranger, Whom they believed to be guilty of grabbing young women stand- ing near the,dencing pavilion by the ankles. This improper conduct. it was claimed. had been going on for. c or three nights. Constable Ireland has been given to understand that the stranger knew the two young men were after him, and it is considered 'quite possible that he, swam to safety. heron POINT VAUDEVILLE. h...— A Goobl‘ Program of Artists started In Yeats-day for the Week. There is a good vaudeville bill on this week at the Roton Point Hotel piazza. The three teams include Hal inhan and Peyton comedy. singing and dancing III-lists andiburlesque boxers: Winona Wilson, vocalist and violinist and Henhn and White, comedy musical artists. Miss Wilson received an ovation, for she was remembered by many who saw and heard her last on g at Music Hall. in South orwalk. t that time Miss Wilson had a. partner. another young lady. Durin the performance. last evening, there was quite sh exciting event. Two dogs owned by'menibers of the and iencegot Into a light. women screamed and jumped on tables and chairs. but Miss Wilson continued or playing. She was loudly lapplaud d MAY BE EMPLOYED AT SHORE. It is believed that Mrs Joseph Whit- ley, who disappeared rem her home in Norwalk, again: several weeks aim, is working as a domestlt Ill Belle Island or Hickory Bluff under an assumed name. A friend saw her on the piazza. baden Oil and Guano Company from of the Roion Point Hotel, Sunday night Mr. Whitley has not heard from his wife since she went away so strangely. Mr. Whitley has been quite ill for several days and is still feeling poorly though he I! able to get about. NEW LONDON. August is. -'I'he Joint picnic of theWIllimsntlc Business Men's Association and the Whitman- tic Board of Trade was held at Ocean Beach this afternoon. About titty at- the request at Health Ollicer Arthur tended. ti NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. AuguSt Sale * Our AnnualAuguSt Sale of all Summer Goods is now in pr gress. Everything in the line of seasonable goods muSt go. ‘ White~ and Colored Wash Goods of all kinds. Summer Suits, in wash materials; Separate Jackets, in white, » natural linen and pongee. 6 Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Parasols-ali to be sold with- out regard to former prices. TRISTRAM & HYA’IT, NORWALK. CONN. Reflect DEATHS AND Feminists. David Hoag Disbrow. 1 David I'long Disbrow. o of the most successful farmers of 'ew Fair- ficld. and a well known cattisman. died at his home In New Foiriiold yes- terday morning at 6 o clock after an Illness of ten days from s CIIIOlllt' tron ble. The deceased had been in poor health fm two years and his last ill- ness was of but ten days' duration. Mr. Disbr,ow who was in his sixty-, second year, was one of the weli‘ known men of New Fairflold. and prominent among the miners of goodt cattle being a breeder of pillv Devon st-.olk Ii‘m selerul ycnls Mr. l)isbr,ow i had been superintendent of the cattle , .. department of the Ilanbury Fair. He. was proprietor of the Homestead Dairy and carried on on exicnsixoi milk business in Danbuly under Ilm' name of I) II. Ilisbmw and sons 'I‘ be i doll-used was born III New lihiuiliiold June 12!, 1846. and had been a lilo Ilmg resident of that place. In politics he was a Democrat, and had filled many.l : Important ofilccs in his town. llc is survived by six children. Miles il.. Ar-l thur i... Lewis D., (‘bnrlcs \\’.. Miss Annie H., and Miss Mary E. Illsbrow‘ Beloved by his family. Ihl' dcatll conIl-a Moment Why Should you pay Spot cash for the wearing necessities of life, when you can supply these needs, at the SAME PRICES on our up --to date CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN? This method of charging your purchases as a severe shock to them. and many friends will also mourn his death, as has proven a .mogt satISfadtOl'y way Mr, Disbrow wus a Illllll of sterling chnrucler and highly respected by all who knew him. The. funeral will he held at his late homo in New Fair-l field on Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock, and the interment will be in Wood Creek Cemetery, at New Fair- ichd. of supplying needed things, when act- ually wanted, and comparison will show that our prices are not higher than elsewhere, consiSteut with qual- ity. OUR CHARGE SYSTEM has proven to be helpful in hundreds of families, why not in yours? COME IN—ASK ABOUT IT. JuSt now everything is marked down ‘to the loweSt—Men’s Clothing, Boys’ Clothing, everything in ready- to-wear goods for women. See Our Furniture Dept. select what you need and have it Mrs. D. A. St. John. Airs. Deborah A, St. John. motion of Solicck Y. St. John. died suddenly Sunday night, at her son's homo. ill West North street. Sialnfold. She was ‘ ' 73 years old, and had been about Sun. day. the same as usual. in the evcn- . lng she was preparing to go to church, I 'l.‘ but after 7 o'clock altered her plans, as she complained of a slight attack of indigestion Owing to this she did notI leave the house and went to bed IutlI i ‘ er curly. Yesterday morning she was. , found to be dead, death having oc~'. curred probably between 1 and 3 a! m. booth was duo to an attack of ‘ heart disease, to which she had been subject, and which may have been brought on or aggravated by the indi- gestion. M'rs. St. John was born In, Ridgefleld and was the daughter ofl William Searins She “as the widow: . of Edgar St John and had been liv _ ing with her daughter Mrs. William" T. Flnney. Mrs. Finney‘ s illlllh have been at Pine Grove for the last few, weeks and since then Mrs St John _ was living with her son. Mrs. Clarissa A. Boomer. Mrs. Clarissa A. Boomer, widow oi' the late Dr. H. E. Boomer, died last night at her residence, 159 Main street, after In short illness. The dc- ceased was well known in The Nor- walks, and has a large number of friends. She was eighty-one years of age. Funeral services will be held from Hm lute home Thursday after CHARGED. noon at 2: 30 o'clock. Rev. Ii. ll Car- penter, pastor of the South Norwalk H. Krieger & CO Baptist church. will ofliciute. illtor- . “ Incni will tollow in the Union (-emc- 29- 31 West Washington Street. ' SOUTH NORWALK. tery, Rowaytop. I.’ Mrs. Freolove T. Smith. ' , The funeral of Mrs. Freelove T. Smith. widow of James Smith, was held this afternoon from Trinity Epis- copal Church. The Rev H. A. L. Sadt- i ler, rector of Trinity Church officiated and interment followed at. Riverside Cemetery. Mrs. Smith had been ill for some time of heart disease and passed away Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Dwyer, West Washington street. Edwin Bradley. mm“ RotOn Point Hotel NOW OPEN under New Management. of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 0 Bradley. of Montciair, N. J. who are at Shef- SHORE DINNERS A 'SPECIALTY. DANCING. BOATING; DATHIND. " fieldonthe- Sound died this morning} AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS. ghltig‘bpdy- will he lake" in Montclair Especial attention elven to automobile parties. I - WANTS To Loan A1- ”Mm Commencing Next Monday, Jupe 8th, FREE VAUDEVILLE NEW LONDON. AuguSt 18. —-A hear GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager. lug on the Inquest for a temporary in- Junction to restrain the Niantic‘ Men- .— Victor W. Goodwin has resigned his aitlon in the last presidential cam.» position at the Hotel Ciiiford and has palgn, will get into the field again gone to Middletown. in the hope 0' se- shortly. Pians for the campaign just curing a position in an automobile fac- opening have not yet meen made, tory. though they will be announced shortly. Former Commodore William 3- Ullf In addition to the pleasing news that the Norwalk Iron Works Company 2 bolts, J.r, hasddecidedhto formal“; the Be h. d th court room was filled 593 for the I“ - 1“ 0t 9" W0 3. 8 M has gone back on full time it is now~' 3“ “n e learned that the Clear Irelt' Hat Com- with summer residents w o are com- [preparing ‘0 3°“ “5 launch Lady All“ pinining against the stone which the and will probably purchase an auto puny. in Raymond street. is planning plant causes. The hearing was held at mobile for a good full business and lies beew he South Norwaik Republican spending considerable money gettingf‘ Club glitch occupied a prominent 20 “MY: ,Jfi 4,,“ h a , ,1- manufacturing fish oil and fish fertil- izer under the present. conditions at Ginni' s Neck. nearlenntlc was held at the county court house here today, before. Judge Milton A. humwey.‘ ' The company Iant ls located mid- way between Bls Point and Crescentl erovn. of loved city. , . ..-
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