From
llllts
that keeps
”"fi Material
’ " tion
Hard Wood” ..18. 75
per 54 cord.
l , 80ft \lgood ...... caper 34 cord.
plit Wood. 250 Extra.
A. CARMI DETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 78 Newtown Avenue
Phone No. nu.
coat collar
native tailors, who I339:
admired in high priced suits
outht can be found here
FIRE wooo ‘
Hard and soft ready for family use.
NN‘WIik, Conn.
trousers bottom are
ow to give the l0ll('il
limb tailored by in-
tlt‘ name so qutll
til
it is the quality illltl lou who in our
o(the best dressed men ('(iiillllt: ‘It’l't‘ the seasons
nothing but pure onaiv ‘tl to Rt ll' -1 i from (or only
Our line of straw hats can't be bent, price not t,iiIIlIl\‘. Your vncn
at lot 1. bottom In it t II
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
l /'\‘ ' A A H
PUIIIINI'
. A GOOHCERR
GOES A LONG WAY TOWARD MAK-
lNG A MAN HAPPY. SMOKE THE
Roger Ludlow, Twin
City or Nugget
AND YOU WiLL BE HAPPY.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
Big Reduction Sale
ON
MEN’S and BOYS”
SUITS _
D. GorIL A
It M‘RTH MAIN or 3. mo.
liflil ills
\onvnsfl‘ N01 l(l
l Ah..—
D‘ltflcl a"; N? rwalk fig"
Court. .Iunet. At 11.1909.
_ Hittite Celia A. Hawkins. late of
'1 No “flirt district deceased.
of Probate tor the. his-
triot-ot’ Norwalk hath limited and al
' iowotl‘eix months irom the date hereof
, ~ for the creditors at said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
' . Those who neglett to present their Itc-
.mts. properly attested within said
. time; will be debarred a women. All
persons inlebted to said estate are
requested, to make immediate pay-
meat to s .
' ALMEDA .l. TICHENOR.
not? 24 Executrix.
oan‘na or NO'i‘it‘id.
Probate
. District » of: Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court; June 23. A. D.. 1909.
‘ Estate of Frederick ll. Mead. late of
Namath. in said district. deceased.
Whereas, written application has
f been made to this court praying for
.mh‘ossous therein set truth for an order
of sale of certain real estate of said
«lite. '
, Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
romeo in Norwalk. on the 29th day of
twine, 1809, at 2 o'clock alternoon; and
{that public notice thereof be given
to all persona interested therein by
“telling this order in a newspaper
sing a circulation in said district. at
”I“ live days betore field day of,
s.
" HENRY W. GREGORY
Judge.
littlill’lllt Ins liiill III
? iill. liiilill
(Continued trom First Page.)
large number from all over the dio—
acne and elsewhere
. 3 Church in Readiness.
‘ The chulch is now all in readiness
for. the reception of tho pastors re
' mine. The mourning purple has been
1' draped Ind iestooned throughout the.
MW including the altar. this onit
" under the direction of Cornelius
Ag: ”tumors The ushers for the
tomorrow will he: William
any. Peter Foley. Edward 1.
Frederick McMahon James
James Costello, John w. Scuiley.
slvinu account here.
to the future. Saving is indeed
.. menisci-on sr.
But there are many by products increased Credit.
ohe‘ s self. Sell- restraint Contentment and a growing sense or security
For Home
For
Concrete
Proof and soul
Willi". coolc ,r;
[adaptablel
lure.
Ati
‘ls su
l For Factory
ATLAS
CthNl
Fart?!”
t‘Ul‘iSt J‘-
most econonuta “
fi-
ket-ps out n at
foreign coal.
The tariff we.
carload
"bill of
my
clean
what
shipments.
Want a Load
1 he 8. Hershiiei
Tel. 294.
we demand for
U: man
on Coal
wot dual of
have cstubv
liahotl at this yard hoops out
all undesirable conl.
Our expert passes on or-
received-«o
health" is
all
of Hazle-
ton Coal?
d 8: Son Co.
122 Water St.
Eaton, Crane & Piitc
WRIilNB PAPER .
L. GO
now top dy to receive your orders
KARP
DESIGNERS AND
88 North Main Street
illillilllllil illilil ililil
Miss (li'n lll‘llntlnnt’.
grandfather. ti. Seymour,
'i'ht- closing exercises of the \\‘in-
Tililiillk school “iii [In lit-Id in
it‘lttlul house this afternoon.
'l‘ltt- .\'t-I\\'Iiiit iiour is boring llll‘lr
lav: polo set in place on the roof of
lit ir lItIllIilIIg ill \'\'Iill sit-cot, ’
Waltrt' Russell. oi ilrtuiitlyn. was it .
:tItWt mrr night Ill his lllit‘ll‘, (‘oinnt'tl
:oorgo l) Russell. III the Noru‘nik iio
114
South XIII-walk Count-ii Knights oi
I‘olttlulms, will hold allothor special
nnwting. this owning. to complete the
details for in. Muller's funeral.
Norwnlk laldnt‘. ii. i'. 0. 19.. hold a
rogular lllt't'tlilfl. inst writing. with in.
ltiatiml. At lilt' conclusion ot’ the cer-
c-mnny an elaborate rcpast was serv- .
.
vd.
An added attraction for the balance
of this week at lioyt's Theatre will be,
the participating in the cast of the
Payton Stock (‘ottlpam'. of little Mina
Sarah Lawrence. the bright ten-year-
old daughter of ilr. and Mrs. S, 1).
Lawrence. she will take the part of
Willie in East Lynne.
25c A BOX
W. A. Briggcrman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block,
132 Washington St.
\
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake ice Co
cities and Storage, N. Y., N. H. d H.
Freight Yarn.
NO The By-Products‘ of Saving
Money ahead and tour per cent. interest are the direct products of
Worth while.
. Milieu”. William Skidd and 1TWO Inn-mes __ 754 31814.2
Confidence in .
"e South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITID IANK BUILDING.
.OUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Dr. E. ii. tlutnhnrt. principal of tho
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1!“.
Deposits March to. 1909.
33.655.424.37
George M. Holmes. Prat.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Prest.
Fred'k A. Elia. Sony A Tress.
Hll iPRlllli
Still
The Orig-inai‘ Guaranteed
Socks. imitated by Hundreds.
Be sure you get "Holeproot."
.25.;Piil In ;
I nits, an
Extra light weight for summer
wear. in Black, Tan. Gray and
Navy. .
Joseph—Davis
Tailor, Clothisr, Hatter,
Ftrnlsher,
Trunks and Leather Goods.
S Washington Street,
.00th Norwslk.
We have seturcti temporary liltinlx parlors directly
old place whith was totally dostIov-d by tire mat Wt‘ek and we are
evon description which was destroy d by the tire
of Stamford. I
has been a \isllor at the home or her
the
l 68 WATER STREET.
DEN out...
. Conn.
Wash Shit; for
.‘It won III-Initials :Im hero iii itiiivsl :lréaill‘lllil'lll,
lit III the IIIn'I-st tlI:.t hm; I'H'i' lll't'll lilltilt‘tl on like IIItIItlInntllrt-
izurmenl ilu- IIIonII-nt they illt‘ Kt‘l‘ll.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
IS, {
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
RISTRAM & HYA
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Summer Wear
A glance at tlItI vztlum. um tutor III lllla lllit' tolls II story of I;IIproI-I-IIdI-IItmi \‘iilllt’ti. .lnat the things that the
III IlI-sziI‘IIlIie stylus, and at private lower
.‘tllliilii oi approval will be plan-ed on every
iII IttanvstioIIIIiIII- quality;
The
TWU vim-1r, Ell‘l’l‘Iw'. in l't-rcnlvs. CIII 'lilllll and Madras, l’ricn, . . .‘ ..................... $1.50 to $3.50
()Nl" ilil‘t‘ I) St‘ ITS in line i :In li>~ 1:-.Ii.-tt- IIIIIl' I.lii I‘ll" tluth lililllll'iilllit‘l) tIimIned ..... 82. 98 to $875
'l‘WO-i’ii-X‘E 'l'All .()|t- M \llI: \‘l l'l‘S in w. it‘ll IIIIIIII 1!, “Mil“ and tllltun ................ $6.00 to $900
NATURAL ilNEN Al 'l‘.thtIliil it‘ (‘tia’ls ............................................ $5 .00 to 38.. no
SEPARATE wm'ry; I‘tlA' 1‘ ~‘. tilt and to long. ............... . ......................... $400 and $5.00
NORWALK, CONN.
‘ance Sale
opposite our
We will replace every garment of
RROS
I IES’ TAILORS
South Nor-walk
WANT
Miou'rv‘e'rvusn
SHOES
OR TOUGH, HARD TO SPOIL
SHOES
on son WELDING con
r‘onrAsLe
SHOES
Come to This
Store
AND WE WILL BE PLEASED
TO SHOW THEM TO YOU.
SCONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
s1 waaHmoron eraser.
sourn noawsut.
WE SELL THE 8381' $2.00
SHOE lN CONNECTICUT.
l
High School. will be at the High
School building in West avenue most.
of the time next week, to confer with
students and patents in regard to next
fall‘s work. He wili also be at the
building during the entire week pre-
1ceding the reopening. tor the same
1 purpose.
The anniversary mass for the late
Michael W. Reynolds. which was to
have been held tomorrow morning at
St. Joseph‘ 5 Church has been postpot.
ed until next week. on atcount oi the
funeral of Dr Mabel.
. Tom Kieby. the former well-known
manager of Music Hall, about whom
lthere was home complaint a while ago
that he had left town after a benefit
performance for! him without settling
numerous ohllgitioits. was in this city
yesterday and showed his friends that
he paid out every cent except $61.
which was urgently needed for tho
rent of his home in Yonkers N. Y.
i The South Norwalk Enzineerina ‘
Company is the name of a new tit-m.
which gives oval-3 promise of having
a bright tutute hctme it The com-
pany has leased the plant of the Auto-
matic Tool Company in East Norwaik.
Its business will include the repairinz
of oystering machinery. which iield
will he a still tter one with the
coming to South Norwalk as expected
of the entire operation 0! the Radol
‘ Oyster Company
Advertise your route in I]... Sentinel. '
TELEN‘IONE 303-4
, cannot quote prices on so many vstyles, but
many Useful Articles In our Furniture Departniéht at s
H Kri‘eger Q
H. Krieger 8. Co.
29-31 Weeit Washington Street. South Norwaik
The Largest Eitclusive Ready -to -
Wear Store in The Norwalks
We desire to announce to the many customers of this store that we
are going to hold our
Semi -Annual Sale
'_;.'QF__'
Reducing the price of everything in the store. “it: Will sell you mcrfihandisc at such low
prices that will induce you to lay in tall supplies. Goods will be sold either for cash or on
credit. We will open accounts with new customers and also hope to see a great many of
our paid- up customers renew thciI accounts during this sale.
This Special Sale Will Begin Tomorrow, Friday,
and Will Last the Entire Week, '
'Ending July Bid. 10 P. M
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
RAIN COATS
Lightweight Silk Striped and Satin Rub-
berized Coats. former prices $12.00 and
$16.00. Special for this sale $6.98 and $to.oo.
MILLINERY
All Trimmed and Untrimrncd Hats. all
Shapes. also all the styles of Children' 3 Hate
in braids and milans for half the regular
selling price.
WAISTS
White Lawn and Lingerie Waists. the
biggest value in the city. twenty different
styles. all sizes; worth $200 and $2. 50.
Special for this sale. $1.25.
Lace Waists. white :1. Id cream colors. all
sizes; value 33 98 Special $1 9.8
White China Silk Waists, longs lcevea,
very dressy waists and good Chin; silk;
worth $3 00. Special $1. 98. .
Black or white China Silk Waists. suitable
for evening wearpworth $8.00. Special 3500.
PETTICOATS
Washable Madraii Petticoats worth 75c I
“1481.25. Special 49: and 98:.
FLOWERS .
Our entire stock of fine Roses. fine Fol-
iage. fine Wreaths. mostly imported goods,
' for half the regular selling price.
LINEN DUSTERS. LACE COATS.
White Muslin PetticoatS- fine “Wide? Silk Coats, Automobile Coats. Taneta Silk
edaséngle and double ruffles. Special $1 25... Skirts, all at greatly reduced prices. . .
an 1.0. . A, _
5 WASH DRESSES ‘ LINEN SKIRTS.
A large variety of Wash Jumper and Tub All pure Linen, white and natural. circu-
Dresses, all the leading colors. $2 98 to $7- 98 lar efiects or plattedxfull sweep. $3.50 to
LINEN SUITS 55-5“ .
Linen Suits, also English Rep, real tailor,- FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
made, from $5.00 to $7.98. Here is a list of a few very special ofier-
PRINCESS COSTUMES infiin our Furniture Department:
Princess Costumes in Messallne Silk, Fou- ii 3i" Brass Hedi. guaranteed French
lard Silk and Satine. worth up to $30. 00. We lacquer; worth $3300- Specml for this sale,
$12.50. .
PORCH ROCKERS
A large variety of comfortable Porch U
Chairs and Rockers. $1.00. worth $1.50;
, $1.25, worth. $1. 75. etc" up to $4.50.
will mark them during sale at such low
prices that will make them move quickly.
GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES .
Sailor Suits, Peter Thompsons and a num-
ber of other styles. from $1. 25 to $2.50. > F CHINA AND JAp MATTINGS
GRADUATION DRESSE§ The big cat stock In town; ll of our 35:
White Point d'Esprit two-pied dices», ‘ and 400 atting. special dur II; this sale
worth $16.00. to close out for $7.98. for 25¢. ‘
Summer Closing Out Specials in H.sll. other
Norwalk Chronicler