Our line of straw hats can't be
mi woos
W and soft ready for tsmily use.
vEfldIWood ..... ".76 per sq cord.
MR Wood......|1.bo r ya cord.
‘ Split Wood, 25o tra.
. CAIMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Nerwaik, Conn.
III A Louowav Towano MAK
no a MAN HAPPY. SMOKE TH:
A City or Nugget
‘ {AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY.
MANUFACTURER.
POPULAR
eet Music
10c a Copy '
1 WA Briggerman’ s
_ uusmfifitoas
Donovan Illicit; ‘«" 132 Washington at.
tg Redut‘tion Sale
m His and BOYS’
qus
Good Coal~
IF selected wisely
IF stored suitably
IF screened properly
IF delivered carefully
VVVVThere are no “IFS"about
sou
Our Methods
Our Service
. our' customers know it and
winltell you that our
122 Water at.
mowi- William H. Smith's new
Word automobile has arrived
‘5 and is a beauty in every res-
; it has a natty baby tonneap and
Iy equipped. Including top. The
In painted my and is receiving
' amble comment.
suddenly Thursday night. and
Iw'a‘s feared had appendicitis. is
Munch Improved It has been
. 1 Its h’d an attack of acute
Vittfliflhflchté
I :Iuslou on auov case one
names such complete punches? .1
Fran coat collar to the trousers bottom are doll
Wilve tailors. who know how to live the touch 0
admired In hiuh prised units. It Is the quality and low
Mite that keeps the best dressed men coming here
”welt material of nothiu but pure worsted to select Iron] tor only
$7 and $10
tlon outfit can be (used here at melt bottom prlces.
- the Privy Council hereafter. will serve
M.‘Goodwin. who was taken
ytailored by in- '
l’euaum ao muohv .
best. price our quality. Your vaca-
Lakc Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brooksidc Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. Y. N. H. A H.
Freight Yarn.
Two 'Phoncs —— 754-3; 814-2
fife!"
AS
.‘LMih
‘VA'JL‘lH
For Home
‘ For Factory
{Fer Farm"
Concrete construction is the
most economical. durable. fire-
proof and sanitary. Warmer in
winter. cooler in summer. and
adaptable to any style of architec-
turc.
Atlas Portland Cement
is superior to all other brands.
The Ferris Coal Co
149 Washington St. V
wivwi
ovsifo'ok— ACADEMY” cLosmc.
Prizes Awarded Yesterday Afternoon
-Danco Held In the Evening.
The closing exercises of the Over
look Military Academy Were held yes-
terday afternoon. Major Wilson made
the opening address, and he introduc-
ed Hon. li‘runk ii \V and o! Glovers
ville N. Y. who made a speech. Rev
Mr. Howell presented the models of
the year. Edward Johnson. of Brook
lyn, and for the best all around cadet,
David Richards secured the price.
A competitive drill was held and
this was‘so close that two models
were given. one to Lieut. William
Kuchler. and the other to Cadet Ditt-
mar. For the best all around athlete.
Clarence Martinez. oi . ew York. gave
a medal to be known as the Martinez
medal. and this was won by David
Richards.
Last evening a dance was held in
the assembly hall or the academy.
—.—_—
FRINGE ITOHONORED.
- TOKIO, ‘June 12.-'l‘he appointment
of Viscount Arasuke Sonc to he resi
dent- general of Korea for Japan will
.be announced Monday. Simultaneously
Prince Ito will be named president or
the Privy Council and honored by an
Imperial rescript of appreciation of his
service to Korea as director or the
affairs of that country since the agin-
ning of the protectorate. Prin e lto
will retain his tutorship of the'Korean
crown prince. Field Marshal Yama-
gata..who is to he succeeded by Ito In
only In his military capacity.
MARRIAGE OF BRYAN‘S SON.
MILWAUKEE. .IuIIe 12.v—Jl‘he Miner
tinge of Miss lielt II Berger a former
Milwaukee gIII. daughter of Alexan-
der Berger well known for years in
the grain and flour business, to Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan lr. only son of
William Jennings Brvau wil be sol-
emnised at the Colorado summer home
of the father of .the bride-elect at
Grend Lake Thursday, June 24. Short. ,
lymtter the wedding: and Mrs. .
. Tucson.A
to tilt molt; mutual aavtnu haul: gives you I
‘ slueuaaaes.‘
Bryah wilmke up their residence in
scanner labyngNCS. '
iconic an indux Itemv
sun, aitor,.praotloally a week's aha
sauce is soured upon to this: the
then out of. the lethargy In which Iti
has Non on aeoohnt of the cold. We't
weather". 1
dents are at Selle Inland. and at var- . order wiI alve {
loss other
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Wash Suits for
summer Wear
A Minute at the values wo oi‘ler III this line It its a story of unprrt‘eudunied values.
season demands are hero in fullest assortmtutt; iII unquestionable quality:
THE PARIS
' look and Suit House
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
The Biggest Sale
SUITS, DRESSES and
Just “It" things that the
in desirable styles. and ill [JI‘II‘I‘S lower
than the lowest that has ever been quoted on like merchandise, 'i‘ho stamp of approval will he |lIIl(‘t‘tI on every
W AIST 1 garment the moment they the soon. ’
TWO lREC]? SUITS. Ir. I‘ei‘Civllt‘li. (iingllnni and Madras. i’ricv ......................... $1.50 to $3.50
. ONE-PIECE SI‘ITS, in fine Lawns, liulisll- and Lint-writ» Cloth. handsomely trimmed ..... $2.98 to $8.75
In the “flow of The Norwalks i TWOPIECE TAIIAIRMADE SUITS. in wash, natural. \I'IIIII' and colors ................ 36.00 to $9.00
NATURAL LINEN AUTOMOBILE COATS ............................................ $5.00 to $8.30
Not because of having 80 many “er! and such large gs. SEPARATE \VHI’I‘E COATS. ill; and Ill lung .......................................... $4.00 and $5.00
sortmcnts. but because at the ridiculous prices we have placed
them on sale. Every one of these garments would cost you
more if you should buy the material, not counting the making ‘
of them. As we were caught In this bad spring weather with
such an enormous stock. we are compelled to advertise this
sacrifice sale to get rid of all spring and summer goods at such
low prices that it will enable you to wear a garment made by
the Paris Store. Anybody will tell you than we are the leaders
of styles in town.
Come Without Fail and Come Today
LADIES’ SUITS made of good White Linen. regular
price $8. 00; for this sale .......................... $4.98 1
LADIES' CLOTH SUITS of very fine Serges and Pru-
nclla .................... One lot $8 50; the other $12. 50
LADIES‘ DRESSES. made in jumper effect. from. ..98c up
LADIES’ REGULAR DRESSES, in different mater-
ials .................. ,. . . . .................... $2 98 up
LADIES’ WHITE DRESSES. from ...... . ......... $4.98 up
.NORWALK, CONN
TRISTRAM a HYATT,
....,. -.,.._ .....
__ECRI_)1'r
EVERY ONE
LADIES‘ PONGEE COATS. from . . . . . . ....... $9.98 up
LADIES' LINEN COATS ................. -. . .$4. 8 , .
WHITE SKIRTS of Linen and Lawn. from .......... 92¢ a: Beét Shoes at m Take advantage Of our confidential
the Price
__. -.can—a .. .w. .1 .. ._..._...._-... .
Shocks: to .
Sell
Is only half (III; problem. The
other hall is that they shall he
the very
/
Black Blue and White MOHAIR SKIRTS. at .......... $3 98
250 dozen WHITE WAISTS. regular $1.50; for this sale 98c
WHITE UNDERSKIRTS. two prices ...... ._ .98c and St. 50
. THE PARIS
Cloak and Suit House
Sale in Both Stores;
517 Main St.. Standard. 33 So. Mdit 3t, 80. Norwallr
CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN. Your
(transaction is held in the strictest con-
fidence. You may buy from us the
finest Home Furnishings and the best
Wearing Apparel, with the. right of
paying for what you buy in Small,
Easy Weekly Payments, at the same
prices you pay for goods of a like
quality at cash stores.
Ill Customers who haughtz‘of us years
ago are still buying here. Isn't it reas-
onable to suppose that only the most
liberal and successful satisfactory Cred-
it Plan, together with first quality mer-
chandise, at lowest prices, could, be the
reason for this?
and the price decidedly lower
than that of other dealers for
the same quality of Footwear,
This Is what We accomplish.
GONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
WE SELL THE BEST 32.00
SHOE IN COMECTICUT.
at wasnmo‘ron eraser.
souru nonwaut. I
TfiLEPHONE use
IIIIIIS iIIII IIIIIIIIS.
Joseph Pepp.
Jeseph Popp died at his home. 18
Ferris aienue. last evening. being in
his sixty-seventh year. The deceased
is survived by a wife. four sons. and
one daughter. Joseph. Jr.. Jacob, Ed»
ward. Frank and Mrs. Carrie Fitzger-
l
'g
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS St GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET.
W hi 0 D I» N aid. all Thurman. sThfi funelalj Bel;
as "gm“ OI'WIIII. vceswil e ed II t. sry's are
I]. (: I] IVVB Md I t9 lk.I- .
Street final“. tili‘iz'ui'is‘. hiatus: ill Why not try an account and be
tery. Mr. Poop had been emnioyed
for about twenty years In the highway
department of the city of South New
walk, and was one at the best posted
men In the city regarding the local
sewer system. He was also a most
faithful employe, and it was with deep
coavmced.
WHITE LINEN SKIRTS, regular SI ..5.0
......................
disease. He had worked up to about
five weeks ago.
SKI re 2."............... ....... "WNW “I‘ll“? “WWW“ .
R vm‘m” ' ° ’19:: Daniel Dunlap heard of his demise. _ . '
LINEN SUITS, regular $5.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._. ..... . .. . .‘. . . . . . . . 83.96 My, Popp's death was due to Bright‘s .
.a—un
Mn. "must E. Nicholas
When the news was heard last Fri
day evening or the death of Mrs Sam ‘
uel E. Nicholas. there were heard many
expressions of sorrow and sympathy _ - ~
Mrs. Nichols. who was formerly Miss -
Grace Hoyt. had a host or Iriends not .
only among the young people, but our
on; those or riser age, with whom she
1 was a favorite on account or her pleas
cheerful manner always having
an p easing way to greet all Mrs Ni-
cholas had been Ill but a few weeks,
and only within the last few days
was all hope given up. During her
Illness she suffered greatly and this
adhering she bore with a fortitude and
patience such as few exhibit—Him
field Press.
29 -31 West Washmgton Street.
sovv'rvv some
To the Public
We have secured temper”: titling parlors direo’tiy opposite our
old place which was totally destroyed tire last week and we are
now ready to receive your orders. We will replace every garment of 1
every description Which was destroyed by the are
KARP BROS
DESIGNERS asp LADIES Tubes
soudh‘uomalk
be held!!! day morning” at 11 ohm.
hosneia Mirth a'h‘obt;
Inset Not-walk, and V'Iltbe private.
The Rev. mutant! Walter, pas:
tor of the South Norwall lethodtst
Church. will masts. and Interment
will follow in Sound
SPECIAL
Ftldayaad Saturday
ONLY "
,1 move FANCY
months-old daughter at Rd and hi
@3de
Joseph my. was hold you
tot-noon, with the Rev Ooh
ooh: In
III-a. Julia A. Dewarby.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia} A. Sow-
by will he held this “talisman-om
her late home filthfihergm damn lira. =
Stanley Mills. MEIR dafieune’v
Roweyton/ The 3-.ev. W. “as. Honor,
niott; posterior the Rowamu Methov‘
dist Church. will conduct as serum.
1‘ iiurlal will be in some: Grove Genie
err. Del-Ion 1 1
- outsmart costumes" use-s
‘ use.
caowo Kr ‘I'VI‘I eHoaI.
Reedy for III-
‘ At the regular meeting OI Sherman
"“"d Tum“ 1 " Commandery U. ,0. G. G which Was
The appearance once more of the. held last “SME‘” their rooms in
Jan 'l‘uani the three Weeks oi
or Mr. and III-1s. John
tit Guette build! the Vlnltiatmy d
goo was cqnter upon eight need
too. There was to have been teens
ty-Ive. but owin to so much other
ibusine'ss help-‘5 t nature the:
meeting,” these old over fur an
eeIIArrI‘uementa were qlsu
«strict for-tho . tetawh‘i'ehthe .,
'near future; tIla g
1A large portion of the summer rash
ate along the shore. but
“stew warm mare counted upon to rd
own-York. , 'i’
Norwalk Chronicler