Jeff"! 9 gustClearance 1“- 5 Men’s Single Trousers all new. this season' s goods, reduced from We to $1 50 on each pair, to clear them before inventory at end of the month. We never carry stacks from year to year; each season' 3 goods must be sold at the fore these radical reductions are made. An extra pair of Better get your size before they re picked out at all times. 1111111111 GOODWINfMgr. sson bought, there rousers are useful Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street. A... RODGERLUDLOW ' 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. J. REYNOLDS, Tel. 8113. 12* South Main 8'». 1 PURE Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail. ' Brookside Lake Ice Co Office—Foot of Ann St. TWO ’PHONES—lo-S; 752-2. WOOD WOOD A.CARMI BETTS. DEALER IN Hard ' and Soft Wood 1 awed and 8111" Ready for . Family Use. 80ft Wood, 86.00 per cord; 91.50 per 56 cord. Hard Wood, 87.00 per cord; 91.76 per r34 cord. . Split Wood 25: extra per 14 cord. Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. Tel. 207—2. NORWALK. CONN. This New Science of Healing-f- CHIROPRACTIC . Js 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 tha brain, passing therefrom into the spinal cord and through the spinal column, then emi- acting 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 8t.. Havilsnd Block, South Norwalk, Conn. '1‘. FHANcIs, n. 0. Magnetic Treatments Given AIIO. Boys’ Suits. Were 8150 to $6. 00. Special, $1.00 to $3.50 I : Boys Knee Pants, 19c, 39c, 69c 3‘ Do ‘ No. Mg s'rgrss'r. so. NORWALK ' GOTTLIEB ' «‘5 r7:.'llttl others to success. HE WINS OUT . WHO STICKS TO Real EState M M212r ages and Keeps His Property insured. Men who have got 1111 their money, in The Norwalks. are those who in- vested as above. Those who have ‘drOpped money tried to get rich quick. invest in some of my Real Estate and Mortgages. MR. LAWRENCE. 15I‘SOUTH MAIN STREET. 1 School Days. are near or, hand. Vacation is al- most over and your boys Wear Knee Pants! READ our closing out prices (111 our entire stock of Children’s Knee Pants. .50 GRADE. NOW .40 $1.00 GRADE, now .75 $1.50 GRADE. wa 31.10 Kuickerbockers. O .—T'-—_ JOSEPH DAVIS, O TAILOR, CLoriflsR, HATTER. ru RNIsHER. as minimise 8L. south Norwalk. 1 .. - ..._....__ #4--..”m ,...._,..__ iiiiii _-.. .. ".4-.. .... Are You Tired 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 ton of coal we sell. The FerrisCoal Co 149 Washington St. m".._:“ iiiii‘ Special for Saturday . Sheet Music 15c A COPY I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You. Take Me Out to the Ball (lame. Are You Sincere? The larnkee Yankee Boys In Blue. Lot ’cr Go. Two-step. Childhood. Pride of the Prairie. 'l‘lpperary. Summer. Time. Cruh Apple. (Rag Two- step). ’ 0 And Muhy Others. W. A. Briggerrnan, MUSIC STORE. Dommm Block, 132 Washington St. Agentfor Crescent Laundry. - ‘ A Single on... by Itself’ seems like a trifle. yet it is the collective eflect of many spent dollars that holds so many young men down to the dead level of mediocrity, ‘ 1111.: the collective power of many dollars saved in this bank that Have YOU 11 savings account here ‘ , "e South Norwalk Savings Bank “UNITED IANK IUILDING. ”0TH NORWALK, OONN. This includes oldie an assortment of .1 We have lust receiv sizes. 68oWater Street. all sizes. less than 811'). Men’s Black appreciated Cucumbers and Apples. 49 FORT STREET. Phone 319-3., The Board of Estimate and Taxation selectmen’s office 11 Wall street. The matter of the plans‘for the Meadow street bridge will be considered at this time and also the county tax. 111- SELLECK’S SPECIALS Men’s 31119.1( Suits WAY UNDER PRICE Some Suits About Half-Price We have taken a number of broken his of“ MEN'S SUITS and bunched them into one big lot. containing and marked them. . . . 1.. ................... Suits that were good 1111qu at $12 an There are many other Clothing Specie s that must be soon to be August 22nd CHINA PLATE WILL BE THE souVsNiR 18 Lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR, will hold a meetin this evening in the' panther shipment ofobo dozen WAISTS and we are offeri 3 them ‘1 yorpgain at half prices. Someofthem are positively 8c valued................................ And some of them are 81. 25 valued air. .. ladies' White Petticoats. with deep Swiss embroidery, $2.49 ...................... .... ,......... 49c 69c IIIIOI. ............. unu.. regular price $1.39 OOIQIII'I-Ilo-Ooll-I. L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street. NOtice to Public We have just received a cargo of the 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. HARRIS 8t GANS CO. Telephone 450. HIGH GRADE “$10.89 A great many of those Suits were originally priced $20, and not one Suits at $7. 89 $10 Rather Exclusive Is O1ir Athletic Under- wear at 75c per garment. Willis H. Selleck CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. ’ 43-50 Wall Street, , *‘No'ryvalk, Conn. .1113, II“ [It run my}? 126 Washington Street in addition to usual checks with Spices. Extracts, Cocoa, Choco- late, Tea, Coffee. ‘ sums REFINERS" BAKER’S COCOA. can .. ....... ‘ ................. I 5c bottle BLUE LABEL CATSUP .......... ,. .......... z for 25¢ High grade CANNED CALIFORNIA GRAPES very special. per can... ........ . ..... ....... ...... .. ............... 20c Peaches, Muskmelons, Com, Tomatoes, Swoet ‘Potatoes Squash, UNITED GROCERY 00.. so No. MAIN STREET. ' Phone 143. Howard iii. Knapp. of Norwalk, ex- pects to return to his duties on the 10- cal trolley line after having been laid tip for some time with a bad burn on his hand, received from «he explosion of a 'signal box on the system. 0 THE LEADING DRY GOODS STONE. ’ TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, . NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. out regard to former prices. August ”Sale Our Annual Auguét sale of all Summer Goods 1s now in pro- gress. Everything' 1n 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. Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Parasols—all to be sold with- TRISTRAM & HYA’I‘T, NORWALK CONN. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Ammon Warren of Poughkeepsic, N Y. is visiting M1.:111d Mrs. 11. le‘. Knapp, of Riverside rivcnne Norwalk. The Ferris Coal Company, of South Norwalk. has received the order for the winter's supply of coal at Mark Twain's place at liedding. Miss .lcssle Miller, of Main street, Norwalk. is spending two weeks with friends in Rochester, N. Y. She cx- pecis [0 visit Niagara Falls Sunday. 1 ——Very low prices on Ladics‘ Shirt Wuists. at Closing 0111 Sale. M. S Smith & Co. James 'l‘lmson was pithcd up last night in Norwalk by Captain 1111111. and held for the Dunbury police, who want him for obtaining goods under false pretentes. an old gag of his Dau- bury otiiceis crime to Norwalk. this afternoon, and he was taken 10 that city. The Sunday school of Trinity Epis- copal Church had a very. fine time. yesterday on the annual outing to Steplechase island Two jumbo cars and one smaller one took the school to and from the island where the v-nr ' ions attractions were enjoyed and lunch eaten. . The case of William .lcnkinu, the. colored man who had .lobu Sclmlize. bar tender in the Bridgeport house in \‘i‘dier street, arrested on a charge of threatening him, andwbo in turn was arrested for breach of the peace 011 Sclulltze‘s complaint, has gone over until next Monday morning at 10 o‘clock. Jenkins engaged Lawyer .lolm .1, Ounce to defend him this morning. Mrs. George 11. Raymond, 2nd...0i’ No. 0 Harriet sircet_ Norwalk, report- ed to the police ycstcrdny that she went to Bridgeport, and when she started for home she had her two fine diamond rings. but when she reached home both Were gone. They.were not especially locate. and 'it As a mystery what. has become of the 1. She does not remember in any time or throw- ing her hand so that they would have been thrown off. There is nojolly bunch of campers at Columbus Grove. Onc party has been there for several weeks. and will remain for another week or two if the weather continues good. This party is composed of Fred and George Bytner of Bridgeport; Fred Arm- strong and Dam Clark. of Savannah. Georgia: William Crimmins of New York; Charles Morgan, of Springfield, and George Bolduc. of Providence, it. 1. Most of these young men met at Holy (‘ross College, at Hoiyokc. They have already been visited 111 runny 101mg lady and other fricnt‘. irom the Norwalks All visitors are Welcome at the camp. CROFUT G KNAPP FINISHERS. Little Change In Situation With Ro- spect to Driiwlng Off Brims. The finishers employed in the Cror i'ut & Knapp hat factory. who quit work because the. company weighed out the work with instructions to “draw off" the. brims, without provid ing for extra. compensation, held an- other session at Central Labor Union Lyceum in Washington street this sactiug any important business. A committee from the finishers con~ ferred with the company yesterday. but. no agreement was reached. and there will be a further conference. __._———L—————- FREIGHT WRECK AT WINSTED. WINSTED, August 21 .-—Freight train No. 34, which left Winsted for Hartford this morning at 3 o 'clock, ov er the Central New England Railway, was wrecked lat Tariifville, by the breaking or s journal on one of the cars. No one is reported injured. Passenger trains are transferring pas sengers around the wreck. The wreck occurred about a mile west of the FarmingtOn river. Just. after the train had crossed the bridge over that streams car tied with coal broke down, and befo .the train w11s stopped the. truck had been torn Inn for a considerable distance. The bridge is 135 feet long. and 35 feet above the river Had the breaking of the. Journal which let the car down happened a few moments earlier thel train would have undoubtedly plung- ed from the structure into the waters below. This bridge was the scene of a frishtt'ul wreck in 1878, when a spe- cial train returning from Hartford to Winsted With hundreds of persons who had been attending the Mood! and Sankey m ings in this former place. went through the bridge thir- teen persons being killed, and seven fathers injured. , _ _ «1.1.1., morning, but adjourned without trim-l lyricist” 1.1 . .3 ,. The OF It is simply the old ence. .. whoare advertisrng their consider.this method of things brought up-to-date. CHARGE SYSTEM differs from all‘others and is better and more convenient because of this differ- a charge , account—not a favor. dVantage THE Krieger Co. ChargeAccount fashioned idea of charging THE '.,KRIEGER‘ CO. ' . 01111 CHARGE PLAN is freely extended to all. - 'not confined to a few, like most so-called cash diores, credit on the 0. “T. We ours as year right to open Instead Of settling your bill in a lump sum, at purchaseitime, our plan allows you'to settle your iadtory purchases. ACCOUNT. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. we g1ve you better and larger assortments than any other store in The Norwalks. We give you ab- solutely the lowest prices consistent with quality. We give you courteous treatment at all times. change or give you'your money back for all unsatis- H. r1eger 29- 31 West Washington Street. SOUTH NORWALK. ,bill' in small WEEKLY or We ex- Now, isn't this worth looking into? - I Come and investigate and open 11 CHARGE Co. SOUR VINEGAR in Season. QUALITY THE BEST. .- ' PHONE 990. 'wsuace Worth, of Long 111111111 City." is s. guest of his cousin, 0 William may, of Norwalk. Miss Mary Grace Henrietta Veroni- ca Howard of South Norwalk, is the guest of friends in New Haven. I 11;». ', Green Ginger Root, Mixed Fit: in. Spice. L H. E. MEAD 81 COMPANY, Perhaps You Have Found it. Hard to t Good Vinegar. it 80 Try 11 Gallon of Ours. it ill Suit You GRAN. SUGAR ............................. 19 LBS.' $1.00 A1 FLOUR' ............... \ ..... ..... PER 111133.321: VERY BESTJUNEBUTTER ...... PER LB.,290 BULK COCOANUT .......... .. ..................... PER L1. 201: PEANUT BUTTER ............................. PER LB., 20c Vegetables and Fruits outc'x DELIVERY. 232 BAIT AVE- The Rounders came out strong. last night, and wont on the excursion run by the stehnttir John Sylvester. The funeral of Henry F. Selleclr will , be held tomorrow afternoon from his late home in Dorian at I o'clock, “u
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