mu fl and tort ready for family use. $1.75 per it cord. Wood . .01.” r K cord. Split Wood. the tra. A. CARA“ BETTI' WOOD YARD. . N0. 14 Newtown Avenue, ‘ ma. Nomalk. Conn. ”use A Loan wav rowano MAK- MFAMAN HAPPY. sMOKs THE Roger Ludiow, Twin City or Nugget ANOXOU WILL BE HAPPY. no. REYNOLDS nanosAcruusa. . Big Reduction Sale ON MEN'S and BOYS’ SUITS o. GOTTLIEB "uHOITH DAMN IT. 30. NOIWALK if selected wt 1y. lF' stored suita . i; screened propyerly .‘I delivered carefully rm are no “IFS” about I.‘ Our Methods Our Service 'Our customers know it and will tell you that our Ilatleton Coal ls , ‘ An “Ideas" Coal 'Theliiilershfielda Son Go. a. tee. 122 water at. " fie HONOR ma THE WRIGHTI. tion, Stats and Horde City Cele- brated Today. ‘DAYTON, 0., June 18.-The nation, _ t a state and the city in which they ivp today paid tribute to Wilbur and ‘ rails Wright the aviators. Stand- on a platform not far from their tious little aeroplane rectory dalmost within sight of a field when they drst struggled with the 1) late of aerial navigation General mes Allen, chief signal oflcer oi the y, assigned by. Secretary at War iliolioason for the purpose, presented the Wright brothers the gold med hathorised by the set .or congress. Ahe same time were given them a nail studded medal. bearing the l'seltl o! the state of Ohio. and another frOm Dayton. their home . The state medal was presented vernor Harmon. of Ohio, and the ‘tu ai by Mayor Edward E of Day ten. ron Kogoro y.Tsliahira the Japan- ahlbass’sdor. and Charles G. Veles. C ban minister were among those ’ant Ic Beat “'9 prom coat collar to the "users hottoui are deftly tailored by in trauma tailors, who know how to give the touch or elegance so much in high priced suits. it is the quality and low price in our at keeps the best dressed men coming here. ewest material 0! nothing but pul’e worsted to select from for only $7 and $10 ‘ - our line of straw hats can't be best, price nor quality. Your vaca- ‘ tum outfit can be iound here at rock bottom prices The seasons For Home For Fadtory . For Farm Concrete construction is the most economical. durable, fire- proof and sanitary. Warmer in winter. c er in summer, and adaptable to any style of architec- ture. , Atlas Portland Cement is superior to all other brands. The Ferris Coal Co 149 Washington St. iiyii“ the crowds witnessed a parade oi floats depicting the development of lo- comotion in America. This was head- ed by an lndlnu runner and. after the various stages from the ox cart to the automobile had been shown, was con- cluded by an aeroplane. Although this, the second day of Dayton's homecoming celebration, was crowded with events arranged in their honor, the Wrights found time to work in their shops preparing for de- parture to Washington. where they are to resume flights for the govern- ment next week. Wilbur Wright said they hoped to leave tomorrow. As soon aat the government's require ments are fulfilled it is expected they will sail for Germany. to take up work [or the German government. OFFICIALS OUT OF A JOB. (New York Evening Post.) We are all ilrnl advocates or econ- omy, and look with horror upon gov- ernmental extravagance, yet it a single appropriation or salary in which we, or any or our friends have a personal interest is reduced by one penny. we cry to heavy about penur- iousnesa and injustice. Witness the present experience of Collector Loch. After consultation with the authori- ties at Washington. he has been re- classilying custom house employee, cutting down the salaries of many of them. But is this hailed as wise and economical administration. Well. hard- ly. ,The rush of protesting politicians and party leaders to the collector‘s oilice is something terriiic. He has lowered the pay of my man! At once the party appears endangered, grave doubts are entertained about the man icipal election. and it looks as though there would be a Democratic house a year from now. with President Tait rebuked and embarsssed. All because Inspector John Smith has been made a weighter, and had his salary out $10 a week. Such are the pains of wilti- cal owhomizing—the truly dismal not once. We may be sure that there will be the same political wailing over the proposed abolition of a useless bureau in the interior department. at a saving or $100, 000 and the new system 0! pay- ing employee in the navy yards. by which there will be an economy of $125,000. All such reforms mean oili- cials out of a job. and oiliclals out of a job means the. ruin of the party Everybody hurrahs for economy, but who touches a hair of \on gray salary dies like a dog. SMITH—LYNCH. William Smith and Miss Lillie Lynch were united in marriage by Rev. Dr. 8. H. V. Gumbs. pastor of the Knight Street A. M. E. Church. last night at 8: 30 at the residence or Mr. and Mrs. Burr. 41 Day street. J. W lien was best man nd Mrs. E. H. refric bridemaid. ll were beauti- fully attired to suit the occasion. Many of the bride's and groom's friends were pment 9. witness the marriage . 'ludeht you are pulling a load. l I.) - . you are out or debt and have a savings 'ac'count here earning wr cent. lite is a continual ride. Have you the account? *Norwalk Sewage Bank “ cum sens sarcoma. hours aqnwsta. cons. HARRIS & TELEPHONE .450. To the r We have secured temporary dtting parlors directly opposite our old place which was totally destroyed by lire last week and we are now ready to receive your orders. KARP 88 North Main Street iiIiiili iii_l_l__ IliliIRili. Gilbert Jackson. Gilbert Jackson, a member of Com- pany F, Eleventh United states Color- ed Heavy Artillery. died at the Sol- diers" Home in Noroton. yesterday, in his sixty-fifth year. rangemenrs will he announced later. Henry E. Buckingham. Henry lli. Buckingham. a member oi Company K, Twenty-third Connecti- cut Volunteer lniantry, died at the Soldiers' Home. yesterday. in his six- ty-iii‘th year. The funeral arrange ments have not been completed as yet. illlllililiiil liliiil NEWS Patrick Voorllees. of East Norwallr. was operatedon this morning at the Norwaik Hospital. by Dr. William J Tracey. A delegation ‘ of South Norwaik young people are in attendance today at the field day of the T. A. B. socie- ty. in Danbury. Mrs. Augustus P. Manor. of 35 North Main street, is a guest for a few days of Mrs. M. A. Green. at. Asbury Park. New Jersey. A regular weekly Saturday night dance will be held tomorrow evening it the Country Club. Speidci's orches- tra will furnish music. Attorney .l. J. Linxwellsr took a ‘msiness jaunt to New Haven today to settle a matter that has been hanging flre fer two or three years. The picnic of the Whatsoel‘or Circle of the South Nor-walk Congregational Church will be held tomorrow arter- nobn at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. Hamilton, it 153 West street. There will be no baseabll game at Amusement Park lam Meadow street tomorrow afternoon. owing to the cir- can and carnival. which is holding forth there this week. Mrs. Barry W. Nash and daughter. Miss Virginia Nash. who have been living for a year or two at Brussells. Begl lam. are ottdrs. Jennie when Nash‘s!“ lw avenue. The this! that ed M. '1' Ross. who is consulted with; the carnival at Amusement Park. Wednesday night 0! 386, has not been motored, but. the police have their lullplclona. The pus- poet has left town.~ at the pugillstic game went over to Bridgeport int night to see James .l. or the dunes. oi the 3trstdeld A letle Club. . Members or the Woman's Relief Corps from allover connection visited Berger. an . the momentarily” at unwise. Parisfloakaild‘Suit House a IOU'I'H IAIN “MIT. IOWH NORWALK, . Great Sale of Summer Suits, Dresses, Coats, Skirts, Wrists, Petticoats and Silk Gloves BALI AT BOTH 3'70le» . 010 Main Qt» Itavnflmi. Bonn» and as Is. Main It, Is. Walk. Goon. AT LOWEST PRICES m... L. GOLDE June Clearance Sale LINEN SUITS, regular $5.00 ........................ $2.98 LINGERIE DRESSES, regular $5.00 .. ........... $2.98 PONGEE COATS. regular $6.98 . . . . .g ..... .. . .~ ........ $5.09 every description which was destroyed by the tire. DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS Mr. Merchant. if you intend to improve the looks of your store, give us"your order for A NEW METAL CEILING 7‘ There‘s nothing handsome: or more durable. . Your Lighting and Heating we can attend to . , also—now is the time .iiiI Jim I’llfliiilliiii Bflli’iii The funeral ar- . are requested reassemble in citisen's Quite a delegation of local followeis' ‘ ledries tear cit six rounds with Barn. GANS CO. as warm S’I‘REET. South Norwalli, Conn. i Public We will replace every garment or BROS. South Nonwalk to have if done! It. WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN. yestlrday. that‘ being the annual vis- iting day. Among the visitors were several of themembers of Douglas Fowler and Buckingham Woman's Re.- lier Corps .' The N_utmeg lunch room. in South Main street surnames by Joseph J. Ghiotto. was sold by the latter yester- day to John A.‘ Montgomery. of Nor~ walk, who has a lunch wagon in that city. Mr. Ghlotto will continue with the Nutmeg lunch room as manager for Mr. Montgomery. The new owner is contemplating a number or improle- meats. The ofi'icers or the South Norualk fire department hope to have a lull attendance; Sunday evoning, when the department attends a service at the Methodist church. w ere the pastor. Rev. Frank Dunwei Waiter, will preach a special sermon. The iircmon clothes at 7 o’clock, at the Old Well Hook and Leda." quarters. Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun- lop received quite an interesting sou- venir post card this morning from Hartford. The South Nor-walk snake story had evidently reached the capital for the message read: “Relief mess urea have been rushed through to aid in capturing snakes. All licenses have been suspended. Six months in Jail for the baby who shook the rattle." At the special meeting of the wat- er commisslonesa and Chairman Al- bert M. Pohlman. or the finance de- partment or the city, last evening. it was decided to do nothing more [or the presentarwlth the issue 0! 3170.000 of city bonds. This action was decid- ed upon owing to the poor bids re- ceived. There’were two.~one at 99 and the other 100.58. it is hoped to find a better market a little later. MAY ATTACH rAcroav HERE. It Was Reported In Booth Nomlk That Deputy sumo Dooian Was Here Yor'fl‘hat Purpose. Deputy Sheriit Man. or Bridge: port, who has hem attaching hat lac- tories in Danhu'ry this week, left that city this arternoon i‘OI' South Norwalk. where it. was reported he would at taeh a hat factq‘ry here. Up to 2 o'clock this Afternoon thing had been heard ol the matter. (1 no record of attach- “I‘M had been ed in the town clerk's 0 cs t I W..- . A8691 RACES. ASCOT Eahgune is. w’i‘he Wok. ingham Bakes handicap of 16 flavor. signs each with 500 sovereigns added tor three year'a'oid. and upwards. dim, lanes is mamas. was run here to- day and won by Portland Bay. loss was seconds“ sndl‘allaa Ange al third. Amongtlw i starters were ii. .* Whitney's Well and. mu Wimll «conspire: .‘ elm TIlE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM & HY NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Wash Suits for Summer Wear A glance at the values we offer in season demands are here in fullest assortment; than the lowest that has ever been quaied on like merchandise. garment the moment they the seen. TWO‘VIECE SUITS. in Percalos, Gingham and Madras. this line tells a story of unprecendclited values. Just the things that the In unquestionable quality; in desirable styles. and at prices lower The stamp of approval will be placed on every Price ....................... . .31.“) to “.50 ONE-PIECE SUl'I‘S. in line Lau'ns; Batiste and Lingerie Cloth. handsomely trimmed ..... I2.“ to “.75 TWO-PIECE TAle-MADE SUITS, in wash. natural, white and colors ................ “All to 00.00 NATURAL LINEN AUTOMOBILE COATS ............................................ ”.00 to $8.60 SEPARATE WHITE COATS, 36 and 40 long .......................................... $4.00 and ”.00 TRISTRAM 3K HYATT, NORWALK, , CONN IF YOU WANT MIGHTY STYLISH ' SHOES OR TOUGH, HARD TO SPOIL SHOES on son VlsLomo, COM PORTABLE SHOES Come to This Store AND WE WILL BE PLEASED ' TO SHOW THEM TO YOU. CONNEALLY AND B R A C K EN at wAsumoroa eraser. SOUTH NORWALK. we ecu. rue sssr 'tzoo , sites In coauscrlcu'r. TELEPHONE 38M Blue Fish. 15c 1h. Native Eels, the: Butterfish. 10c: Porgiea. 12c; Fresh Mackerel, 12c; Spanish Mackerel. tic; Halibut. 18c; Cod Steaks. 12c; Prime 80ft Crabs. 70c ‘ dozen; lobsters. 20c; Weakliah, 12c; Pike. 18c. John C. Silcox FIIH MARKET. 181 Washington Street Bridge... TEL ’31. F HIE DELIVERY. NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATED 1” Deposits March [$1909. 33.655.424.37 George M. Helmet Prat. Wm. A. Ounlg‘Vics-Pmt. Frad’lt‘A. Ella. Isoy'fi Tress. AUCTTEH' SALTS Choice Dividing Lots SATURDAY, June 19. 1909 AT FOUR O'OLOOK. EM . The Property of the Hunger-Ian Oath oils Canal-epsilon. situated in growing section of our city. Elm Grove street is now being grad- ed and widened and will be the South. ern Boulevard of the town. Five lets face on this street are hi and health fol—city water. electric lght and tel legions lines in the street._ Lots 502 l , Seven lots in the immediate vicinity. four facing on Oslt street a d three on higher ground in the‘rear facing on street running into Oak street All large lots suitable tor resi- dence or business p , - Sale on. JOHN- "rind-rule goodi How an 5... mire it?" Johnny-‘4 Wed it from ms."— we Willi DU. 5 Store We mean that we refund the money for unsatisfactory purchases without any arguments. We sell nothing but the best merchandise—hence we the same. . " ”Johnny—“i made a quarter today. , make the above assertion and live up to it. Cash or credit ~. Dent draw money out of the bank. and don' t spend your ' weekly wages every Saturday night. \ By buying from as you‘ll be able to open a bank account and at the same time get all the necessaries of lite. ,2‘ You pay us in WEEKLY OR HONTBLY PAYMENTS. CREDIT buys the same here as cash does elsewhere. and at prices for lower than other stores charge you for similar quai- ities. When you have $10. $20 or $50 to spend. ours is the store for you; here is where you find the best assortment in ready- to-wear goods for men. women and. children. ‘We have no i’. catch-penny sales to otter you; no misleading items to adver- tise. Our goods must be right, as they always are, else we could not live and prosper among the people of The Norwalks. Come and Open a Charge Account leger 29- 3i West Washington Street. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. BAIIIIZINIEBS I .W. A. Bliggerman’s MUIIO atolls. SPECIAL Saturday; Oniyi Donovan stock. in Washington at. Y H. s 'OMdYtHWMK u HIH "l‘vo M 754-3. tilt}I ‘
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