e
RIM and next load! for family use.
vflard Wood. ... ”01.75 per it cord. .
.‘Ietl Woodmanuu r 1.6 cord.
3 split Wood. as. n.
A: eAIIMI sa'r'ra' wooo YAno.
N0. 14 Newtown Avenue,
‘ Norwalk. Conn.
Those A LONG WAY TOWARD MAK-
{mo A MAN HAPPY. moat; 'rI-ls
Roger Ludlow, Twin
’ .‘City or Nugget
AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY.
as. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
Big Reduction Sale
ON’
.MENs and BOYS’
, SUITS
o. GOTTLIEB
II nomeAIN arsed. aanALx
_ l .
iF selected Wisely
WI stored
gimp y
IF screen prpgerly
IF delivered carefully
.II There are no “in" about
our Coal
Our Methods
Our Service
/ Our customers know it and
will tell you that our
Huleton Coal is
An “liless"_ Coal
. 'IlleB Hershiieldd: Son Co.
Tatum _ 122 war at.
DOEFUL SCIENTIFIC? KNOWLEDGE.
The boy who learns to kill mosqui-
toes and to spare the'lady-hirda will
probably not be the richer {or it when
he ,comes to make his will; but the
community that learns to hill lts- mo-
atmitoes and to spare its lady- birds
11 surely have an lncaiculabie bal-
ee incite favor. The occasional in-
uai who learns to avoid spitting is
a to infection from the
ttin oi others; the community that
it e inatea spitting and pencil-
licking will probably be the iirst to
eliminate the white plhgue. it an un-
deriiandtng (if the relations of bacteria
and ventilation and diet and work to
plea health will lead a generation
I 5. Beat b
. aoat collar to the trousers bottom are dettly tailored by In-
mative tailors. who know how to give the touch of elegance so much
”admired in high priced suits. it is the quality and low price in our
suite that keeps the best dressed men coming here.
newest material at nothing but pure worsted to select II om for only
$7 and $10
pur line or straw hats can't be beat, price our quality. Your Yaca»
tlou built can be team! here at rock bottom prices. '
Capyright Clothing -Co.
0 North Main Street
The ”MOD I
For Home' .
For Factory
For Farm
Concrete construction is the
U I
II IOU?" IAIN WWI ”UT" NOIWALK.
Great Sale of 5S or Suits, DresSes. v
. Coats, Skirts; mitt. Petticoats -
and Silk Glbves'
aALa AT soru arouse. ,
, rnio'rd. dens. end as so. slain woo. '10th Conn.
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS SI CANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET.
Washington orwalk.
.... L. GOLDEN N ...,
June Clearance Sale
most economical. durable. fire-
proof and sanitary. Warmer in
winter. cooler in summer, and
tore.
Atlas Portland Cement
is superior to all other brands.
The Ferris CoalCo
149 Washington. St.
wives
The Norwalk Savings
Society
Norwalk, June 19. 1909.
interest at tne‘I-ate of some on
per cent. per annum. for the current
six months, will be credited to deposi
tors July 1st 1909 and paid to them
on and after July ioth
Per order Board of Directors.
ruminants: a. anus.
Treasurer.
519 12!
WOMEN'S CLUBS.
The Woman's Club is a modern in-
stitution, which hag risen in response
to a popular demand to have a place
where the latest styles of miliinery
can be displayed at the greatest advarr
tage.
Women's clubs vary in size, (row
the Village improvement Society, to
the ten story municipal building.
where cigarettes nd cocktails can he
obtained at all are of the day and
night.
Every woman‘s club has a civics do
partment. a language department. It
lecture done most and a literature do
partment. ost women's clubs have
also nature departments. where nature
is brought in and put on the operating
table and her secrets laid bare.
The idea of the woman's club Is to
provide a home for married women
who are living with their husuandr
during the winter months. ,
The civics department relates to
government and all Its latest styles.
New styles in government. as they
come in, are talked about with out the
slightest remorse. Governments that
have never done anything but what is
expected of them are picked to pieces
and made to feel their own inconse:
queue. Their 'characters are ruthless-
ly torn apart. until there is nothing
much left or them.
The language department relates, as
the name implies.‘to languages, the
principle being that It la b Itter to talk
in as many languages as possible with-
out being particularly able to think
in one. The real object o fthe lan-
guage department in however to pro
vide our needy iwufessors vith a
means of livlihood.
The literature department takes the
place or the handy book of quotations.
a valuable feature in “.0 many homes.
oltIIEna to ’oppose with all 'their
:iight the buihiing or unsanitary dwell-
logs. the operation of ill ventilated lac
ram and attack remedies. and the
otherworklng of men. women and chil
ISM. shah an understanding it worth
can cost. No other knowledge
_ all the children ot. a nation
flee, the marketing oi unwhoiesome 3
«In: saint aoILpi
and enables all members to talk about
.the iotest books he It me‘ had read
..them it also supplies a chronological
list of the great names to literature.
so that they ctiu be, spoken of with
Ifamilisrity when met.
I What is really needed however is
a ciothl‘hss woman's club All iIus-
band: could then feel that an after
- noon session did not necessarily mean
't
l‘
.mrl clearest-K. IIIII
adaptable to any style of architec- -
LINEN SUITS, regular $5. 00. .. ............... $2. 98
LINGERIE DRESSES. regular $5.oo ................ $2.98
PONGEE COATS. regular $6.98 ...... .... ........... $5.00
To the Public
We have secured temporary fitting parlors directly opposite our
old place which was totally destroyed by fire inst weak and we are
now ready to receive your orders We will replace every garment of
every description which was destroyed by the are
'KARP BROS.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES TAILORS
88 North Main Street South Norwallt
I Mr. Merchant. if you intendtb improve the looks
‘ of your store, give as your order for
A NEW METAL CEILING
hanri‘somé ,or mark durable.
YOur Lighting and Heailnfow’e can attend to
also—downs to the time have it done!
17 WALL STREET.
. poawALK. coup, '
i
III JiiiiII IIIIIIIHIIISS Iiifli’liii.
IIIIIIIII minus. llllillliilli___ uni IIII
Funeral of H1 3. Buckingham.
The funeral services "over the re mu” Mic “In";
mains of Henry id Buckingham. who
died at the. Soldiers' Home, Noroton~
on Thursday will be held tomorrow
afternoon at :lo'clock in the Mothodig
Church in Saugatuck The services
will be. of the Masonic order. being
conducted by the lodge 0t Westport.
of which the deceased was a member.
The interment will be in Willow Brook
Cemetery.
Water street Norwaik is being laid
Ind repaired @I'or crushed stone this
morning.
Miss Margaret Drlscoll. or Tierney
street. will spend Sunday wilh friends
in Waterbury.
A delegation of the members oi
Eudora Rebekah lodge. or South Nor~
walk. went to Danbury. Thursday
night. and visited Echo Lodge. A
pleasing program was rendered. and
all returned home yesterday morning.
reporting a pleasant time.
I
Funeral of Gilbert Jackson.
The iuneral services over the re-
mains of Gilbert Jackson. who died
at the Soldiers‘ Home In Nomton
Thursday, will he held in the home
chapel at 2 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon. interment will be inr Spring
Grove Cemetery
___,.._..._...
PURCHASED TEAM OF HORSES.
While at her .work at the Trow-
bridge box factory in Washington
street. this morning. Miss Louise
Jones. oi Fourth .street. East Norwallt.
caught the iirst Anger 0! her left hand
in a press. The end oi the-finger was
so badly crushed that D F. i. Burneli.
to whose oilice she was on, found it
31:3ch to amputaie It. at the hut
at. ‘
_._.;.._..,.....__.
Mrs. James Skidd. oi Harbor avenue
telephoned police headquarters list
evening that a Mrs. Mlney had assault
ed her daughter by pulling her hair
and otherwise, threatening her. and
requested that she be arrested a d
placed in a cell, its she thought
woman was crasy. omcer Bryan Silk
went up to the house. and arrested the
woman. placing her in the lockup. in
Water street. in court this mornings
Judge E. M mum. after hearing
the testimony of the difleernt witness
as. thought it advisable to hold the
womandor. further oboe rvatlon. She
was accordingly committed to the louk~
up in Smith street. where her sanity
will be looked into.
NIWTOWN AMEND! CULVBHT.
The contract buold a twenty four
foot reinforced crate pipe culvert
in Roma avenue, ‘to replace the one
nowin use. rded to W11
“Tina:- $81.60 1 IN“
Norwalk Fire Committee Secures Ani~
male in Newark. N. J.
The tire committee of Norwaik. con
sisting of Chief John Milne, James T
Tubbeli and George Ballwita. visited
Newark. N. J.. yesterday. and purchas-
3d a line team 01 black horses tor the
Pioneer Hook and Ladder truck be
in be ht of Honey and Brothers, of
the II vs place. dealers in all kinds
of horses. .
Chief Milne stated to a reporter for
The Sentinel this morning. that it was
very noticeable that the weight of
hauling the truck was last telling on
the old team, and it was thought ad-
visable to purchase a new; team and
turn the other out to pasture. Heetat
ed that he had received numerous of-
fers for the other team, but as yet had
not decided upon any of them. -
it is expected that the new team
will arrive on the freighter Marion
this evening and Driver Hugh Cook
willIn be at the whorl to take charge of
wit Is thought that” it wilig‘ke 3:939"
aw
acuivert was a stone box. and was not
ancient to carry water as it used to
new on on the rand. thereby damaging
same .to some extent. The eulverti II
II as you huh tiId ok to the
in much better time than has been
toads in the past.
question is at
Vaughn dear'BettII
13131313393.“:are: Clara in: games
a
n I,“ m eoddab the doing the aervic that It ought to same
Mttaical and vow being too.
i. nutn r of that?
M The as! enilated
’ last evening.
. actions were renderotl hit I ama-
beret/tire «tastier whiohthe‘tlcur
who at and dancing was indui
in until a late hour. . ..
chants were served and a gen
tinieaaMed by all
Which the guest-II
venom. alI'I
was
old.
Noah! mural nit
muggy—a. ‘lr
bsiy'jtsrt
Mt be til
Btiler. n’rsIIt‘l ;‘?‘“ home .
,i a .13.». ‘4.
than a "necktie laugh Lawior. whose ra
no as til a state was a‘nnthsrbi Atha‘t or much II
made its ‘ parlor by at are. whose figure was 890. 00. Thomas
on NGWMIW “0'
this morning that the work would [poo-I
WWII“ dl.dh- mi- filth ssl' I:
late
4.11110"
”THE LEADINC DRY COCDS STORE.
STRAM & HYA
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Wash Suits for
Summer Wear
A glance at the values We offer In this line tells a story 01 unprecendented values.
Just the things that the
season demands are here in fullest assortment; in unquestionable quality; in desirable styles. and at prions lower
than the lowest that has ever been uuuted on like merchandise. The stamp of approval ,wiil be placed on every
garment the moment they the seen
TWO I’ilIJCE‘ SUITS. In Pcrcales. Gingham and Madras.
Price....... .............. ....81.” to 03.50
ONE PIECE SUITS. III line La“ nu. Batiste dud l iugerle Cloth handsomely trimmed ..... 02.98 to 00.75
TWOPIECE TAIIDR MADE SUITS. in wash. natural. white and colors ........ . ...... .9631 to 09.00
NATURAL LINEN AUTOMOBILE COATS .................................... . ....... $6.00 to 88. 50
SEPARATE WHITE COATS, 36 and it) long. . ........................................ “00 and $5.00
TRISTRAM a IIYATT,
NORWALK, CONN
IF YOU
WANT
MIGHTY STYLISH
1
Low u
S‘HOES Is a Mone j; Back
ORI TOUCH. HARD TO SPOIL
SHOES
0R SOFT. oVIELDING, COM-
ABLE
SIICES
Come to This
Store
AND W: WILL BE PLEASED
TO CHOW THEM TO YOU.
CONNEALLY
3 ‘ AND-"5'7?"
BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK.
weds”. rue sear $2.00
SHOE m coauscrlcur.
Thames: see-4
m
Blue Fish; 15c lb.-
Native Eels.15e:Butterilsh 10c:
Porgiea. m; Fresh Hackers-1.12s;
Spanish Mackerel. 11c; Halibut ldc'
Cod Steaks.12c; Prime Soft Crabs. 70c
dozen; whaters. 80c: Weaklsh. 12c:
Pike 12c.
.John C Silcox
mu manner. »
181 Washington Street Bridge
TEL .81. Fill! DELIVERY.
unawatx
Savings Society
INGOM’ORA‘I’ID 1849.
Deposits March 1st 1909,
" 33.655.424. 37
George M. Holmes. Prat.
Wm; LCurtia. Vlee-Prasl.
Frod’it A. Ills. May A Tress.
3 I ,‘ . I} : . ’ ‘
, ' ' 0F
.Choide Building Lots
SATURDAY," June 19. 1909
AT FOUR O‘GLOOK. P. M. ‘
m Prop-rt or the “anguish Catn-
‘ oiie can I'apatIOn. situated to
growing nation of our city.
Elm Grove. a is now being grad-
ed and wideneda will be the South
em Bouleurii of m town. Five lots
(see on this street are high and health»
fol—city water. electric light and tel-
son he lines is the street. Lots ,5“
33"“ lots in the Immediate mam
facing on Oak street and three on
:0
n t
3...: “III'I.'::3 aginiéu .
ends or businea'an‘p u . ‘
Sale on “‘98”
JOHN w. om
all!
”I'Ooiilsn «him W he's only
“i "'1“: hutths bride is Worth “he:
utilise ~m row at
“1 must “congratulate Jack on his
WI It
Store
We mean that we refund the money for unsatisfactory
purchases without any arguments.
We sell nothing but the best merchandise—Alien“ we
‘makcthe above assertion and live up to it.
Cash ‘ or Credit
Don't 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 tirne get all the necessaries of life. '
Youpay us in WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
.CREDIT buys the same here as cash does elsewhere. and'at
prices far lower than other stores charge you for similar qual-
ities.
3 .
A When you have Ste. 820 or $50 to spend. ours is the store
,3 for you: here Is where you find thg best assortment in ready~
I. to—wear goods for men. women and children. We have no
catch-penny sales‘ to ofi‘er you: no misleading items to adver-
tise. Our goods must be right. as they always are, else we
could not Iiveand prosper among the people of The Norwalkl.
Come and Open a
Charge Accept
29- 31 West Washingiou Circet.
SOUTH NORW‘
SPALDING’S
BASE BIIIBIIIIIS
W. ABnggenaans
music stone. .
In Washington at.
SPECIAL
'Saturday'O‘nl'y
Donovan Iloc‘k.
. l ,
mod Mirage. II. V. II. it. It.
Freight mime. . I
...- W“7mr
Norwalk Chronicler