” THER N0. 1 size Refriger galvanized lin Pilii iiilliilli Silliliii- In.” fields». Editor and Proprietor W FRIDAY. JUNE 25. 1909 CALLS ‘ wldltlor’s Residence .' It Editor's Residence snow ‘ ’Almlnso for Toni ‘flses 4:21; sets 7:30. tide 5:02 a. m.; 5:35 p. to. assume oiaecroiiv you Lodge, No. 108, r. and A. u. . - . in Masonic Building. South I at. lat. and 3d Tuesday-of In th—July and August ox- —-at 8 o'clock. All Master ns cordially invited. Frederick . W. M.’ Robert M. Wilcox, Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M. in Masonic Building. South . "sbeet. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of each month—July and August so . dented—at 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch Malone cordially invited. Charles F. . TIME TO BUY Refrigerators and O ator, will hold . . mints-l. P. Robert M. Wilcox, sec. In fact everything you need E’S PLENTY or com ANOTHER c . great demand for Suits on sale last . naged to secure a few more at the same . "THE MOST OF THIS OPPORTUN- e Linen Suits. in Natural. Pink. Light . e. White and Lavender. long coats, large » pockets, button trimmed and flare circular gor- d skirts, perfectly tailored; $7.00 value, at. ....S,98 otton Underwear, helps toward vacation—at wonderful bargain prices. THIS LIST. EVERY ITEM MEANS A SAVING THE BIG SALE OF Wash Goods Over 25.000 yards of brand new dainty Summer Dress Materials at one-third to one-half less than actual values. Look for these tomorrow. You will be astound- ed at the wonderful display and pleased beyond measure at the wonderful money savings. "5 Wear, Toilet Articles, Small Wares, Etc. ‘ Skirt Bargains White Linen Skirts. circular style, buttoned front urday ............... with large buttons; regular price $2.98. Sat- ....................... $1.98 Stripe and Checked Skirts or Panama Cloths, in light colors; sold regularly at 55.00. Saturday. .Srmg Radical Reductions in Millinery 25c Printed Batiste. 25c Printed Organdies. 25c Printed French Lawns, over five thousand “1510.00 Trimmed Hats. Saturday ............... $5.00 yards, almost an endless variety of patterns and All 3700 Trimmed Hats, Saturday. ............... $2.50 7. es Satin Marseilles Quilt. $1.50 $2.50 Satin Marseilles Quilt. intended to be $3.00. Owing to a trade error the price tomorrow. . . £1.50 Only a small quantity. right up to the minute styles. at ........................... . ........... 12%c yd. 25c Scotch Ginghams. 32 inches wide. tomorrow. .xdc yd. “Himalaya" Suitings, the cloth that has set the pace of all summer fabrics. Good news for tomor- row. We have just received loo pieces, includ- ing the much wanted Linen or Pongee and the Old Rose. These are particularly handsome for Coat Suits. Full width, worth 40c yd. Tomor- row ......................................... age All tomorrow Flowers of all kinds at 1-3 off regular prices. Notion Saturday ........... "Unicum" Hair Nets (all of ice. ; regular THE s'rAMFoao ADVOCATE. The Simuford Advocate issued yes— terday its triennial industrial edition. and it is the finest piece of work over compiled and turncd out in this sec- tion of the state. The edition is W- plete with a history of the varied in- dustries of the place. with profuse ii« lustrutions of its business houses and leading professional and commercial citizens. A fine sketch of the Advo~ cate's large printing plant, with a cut of the now Hoe perfecting press ,ac- companies an interesting article on the history of tho paper. The pub- lishers. Messrs. Gillespie. are to be congratulated for their enterprise. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Mary Walsh to Standard Oil Com» pany. 8 acres and buildings. Wilson Point road. ‘ Heirs of Ann Goodwin to Louis Bloom, Astoria. building lot. Tindall Lune. A. R. Malkin & Co. to Annie G. Harris. house and lot, Cdnnccticul Turnpike. Catherine C. [mil to John incko and wife. land and buildings. Ely avenue and Laura street. Harbor View Realty Company to Henry Long. Moniclair. N. .l.. two AJWMWW " 1 Women’s 50c Vests, 35c wanueo TO LEAVE ainos ALONE. Two Norwalk Young Men Were Shoot. . ing at Purple Gracklss. Two young men working in a shop in Norwalk. having idle time at their disposal and looking for amusement. bought a good variety of air rifle and after asking what birds they could shoot and being told they could shoot the English sparrow. went down along the river opposite Arnold’s foundry to enjoy themselves. Scrcrnl purple grackles feeding along the river. how- ever, proved too much for them to resist. so they tried in hit them also. The spirit of bird protection is too strong for such a thing to exist very long and sonic lll(‘ll who in moments from their work. enjoyed seeing the shiny fellows hopping from stone to stone. n'olitlcd the uuthoritiea flint they wished it stopped. Yesterday they were found at the same thing. but. bud not boon able to kill any be— cause of bad shooting. The warning they received will have a beneficial effect, and they are not likely to be seen in their old haunts again. FRANCE OPPOSED TO LOTTERIES. PAltlS, June 25.—~Tho government has submitted to the Chamber of deputies a measure to put an end to curse of France. After a term of eighteen months they will be com- lSc Nainsooks, 90 made; regular price 25c. Bargains Reg. dc bias seam Tape. 6-yard pieces, ............ 5c pce.‘ Reg. 19c “Nevertare” Tie Ribbon, No. 9 width, at. no yd. Reg. 25c net covered Hair Rats. full arinch size, ......................... 19c “Clinton" Safety Pins, any size .................... at: over). real hair ard hand Saturday .......... 12%c GIRL MlSSlNG FROM HOME. After Several Hours' .Abflnco Edith Morrison Returned Safely. Mrs. (loorge Morristm. of so. Court. Norwaik, complained to e W lace authorities last evening that her cleven-ycaroid daughter. Edith. had been missing since doq'pioclt that af- ternoon. A deacrlpif of the child was given the police officers, who kept a. strict watch on all ihe trolley cars and different streets. About 11 o'clock. as Officer Bryan Silk has patrolling his boat in Main street, he saw the girl leisurely walking along. Ho ao- costed her and found out that she was the little lady that was wanted. Ask- ed where she had been since the af- ternoon. she coolly replied that she was down at Roton Point. As the child had no money when she left home. the officers were loath to believe her story. Anyway she was safely re turned to her ,mother by the officer, that lady being almost in a slate of collapse over the strange disappear- ance of her child. wms‘rts or sos wmra' Heard Frequently in the Southern Part of the Town Of Norwalk. ' There is a familiar bird song hoard frequently morning and evenings in the southern part of the town. the welcome whistle of “Bob White." And there is quite a number of them scattered about. and in places where quail have been absent for years. And it is fair to believe it is the logi- cal rosuit or saving 't flocks on the land which was preserved last year. and that these birds have paired up and scattered. if "Bob White" whistling his name on the fence post, has a mate some- where in the meadow. We may look for several flocks of young birds this fall. and it proves that the idea of refuges for'gnme birds is a stop in the right direction. ‘ OSCAR LEWISOHN NOT DEAD. ,Cablsa from Europe that Wife and Himself Art Wall. NEW YORK. June 25.——A cable message from Oscar Lewisohn, the husband of Edna lav, reported last night to have been killed in an a mobile accident on th European n- tinent, was received today by Martin ' Vogel. attorney for the bewisohn fam- ily here. The cubiogrsm read: "As cot. England. No foundation in ‘re- port. Both well. (8i edl Oscar." Mr. Voile! stated t o olotts were bein made to locate Jesse Lowlaoha. brot ter of Oscar. who Is known to be on the continent. He was thought to be in - southern France, Mr. Vogsl said. and from messages that had at ready been received it was not be- lieved that he could have been in the vicinity of the reported casualty. _.__._._...__ silo-r T0 our" in stacks. WiNBTED. June SSS—Mrs. Polar Dautrlch and Henry Isfahan. of this rises: have received wont dist their 350 rats 12 l-2c Crossbar Handkerchiefs, 9c ‘ All Linen Crossbar Handkerchiefs. with embroider- ed initial; regularly sold as a leader at 1254c. ....... 9c 25c Embroideries, 16c yard 5 to 8 inch Cambric and Swiss Edges. beautiful pat- ..r6c --'. ............... s-seaa 25c Writing Paper,- 15c Linen Finish Writing Paper and Envelopes; regular- s price $7.50 _ . . Cd. thermal 8‘1." _________ 39 15c Plaid and Stripe Nainsoolr for waisting, Sat ....... 9c “"1"!" King Oil Stoves, re. ' '« e $149 ------ 5M9 Fine Lisle Vests. hand crocheted and lace tops. some 7 ' , silk finish. all sizes; regular 50c value. Satur- Blly Youl- Sll ‘ ‘ , Home“: Now day ...................................... 35c ea. . . 100 Crash, 70 ya“) Sammy ------------ beforThe quantity on ~ \ 3“ rrow is greater than ever Limit 3 to a customer. All Linen Crash. good wearing quality, Sat ....... 7c yd. e. so take advan , ‘ M9118 Fancy Soc colors. plaids, etc.. including the New Ide nitary Socks; all regular price terns. Saturday """ . 356‘ pair. . day .......................... 17c , Women 5 Pink ight Blue and Red Stockings. reg- , _ uiarly 25c. Saturday .......... ‘ ........... ,. . . .igc “Ra's Blhck Cotton Stockings. regular price too. - Satur- .................................. Bc pr. ‘3' ”id asc. 5“th ..... is-co-ooooadoosCOI .tse . New Potatoes! figs FINE LARGE STOCK. WILL'COOK NICE AND MEALY. Other Specials for Saturday, June 26th THREE CANS CHOICE TOMATOES FOR ........ . ............................ . . . . . . . .25c 30c CAN ADVANCE BRAND LUNCH TONGUE . ..........' ....... .............asc BAKER'S OR BECKMANN'S COCOA. can ............................ . ....... . . . . .. .Igc. HAMMOND‘S LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS. per pound .................. ...... .........ue LARGE BOTTLE BLUE LABEL KETCHUP ................................. - ..... . ... .20: 3 EXTRA PINK RADING STAMPS 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha & Java Coffee.aoc .- r '70 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea ....... 60c 60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea .......... 50c - . 30 Stamps with y. lb. Very Best Tea ...... 30c zoCStamps “nth I lb' Java & mebo as Stamps with 1/3 Special Tea ,,,,,,,,,,, 25c oifee ................. . . ... ..-.-..t.25c so Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Mixed Tea. . . .4oc 15 Stamps with 1b- Best Santos Coffee. ~- 30¢ an Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee ........ 32c roStamps with 1/2 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee. . . . . .16: CROWN ASTER BRAND: COFFEE. . . .35: ‘ - 1 lb. sealed can. EGGS, ’ 30 and 320 D018]! MISSION “refugees?“ TEA; - - .... BUTTER..30, 32 and 35c lb. Wines and Liquors at New York Prices . GEORGE EHRET'S EXTRA BEER .......... .............. 24 bottles. $r.15; ta bottles, 60c IMPERIAL SAU'TERNE (for Saturday only) large bottle ................ . . . .. .-. ... .. ...-.3oc IMPORTED MOSELLE or RHINE WINE. per bottle ..................... . . .. . ..... . .75c Burnett's Old Tom Gin, bot. . . . , . . . . . . . .85c Weich's Grape Juice .......... 25 and sec bot. Gordon. Dry Gin, bot. ................ g. . .85c Rose's Lime Juice, bot. ....... . . ... . . .. . . .356 Coates’ Plymouth Gin, bot. .............. 95c Ripin’s Sparkli Champagne ...... 1/5 pt, 25c Field's Sloe Gin. bot. ............ _ ...... S 1.25 Creme De Men e ..... .50. 75c and $1.30 bot. E1 Bart Dry Gin, bot. .................. 85c, Old D. O. M..Benedictine ...... 51.00-81.75 bot. FINE CALIFORNIACLARET ..................... _.1-galion jug. 90c; half-gallon bottle, 50c. ASK FOR ONE OFOUR CATALOGUES. AF. Bookmann 8. C0.” 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST. . fillies: Como. - at SOUTH NORWALKJ‘» 1v brother. William Reiahsrt, was shot. to death at Chena. Alaska, some time during last April. The man who is alleged to have done the shooting is said to be under arrest.’ The news came in a letter written to Mrs. Dant- rich from California by a former part- ner of the of man. William Rein- art was a rss dent of this place about treaty years ago. LOOKING AT HOTEL CLIFFORD. R. 1". Shaw, s weil-haown New York and southern hotel man. was in South Norwsil today. looking over the Hotel 1: Clifford. and it,is expected that pa- pers will again” in N York to day. where ‘ e assumes t s manage- ment of the houss_ln the near future. onownso in cutaneous. BRANI'ORD. June Sit—A young Po« lander hows among his associates as mi: maltmwh‘s’ drowned in the, "swimming 1:01!”le the Brent! River. last amt, the lhdy being recovered several hours later. He was about twentrfmir ”lucid. and worked in siocsltouadm .. _- ....— ..... . MATINII WHB‘I’ OLUI. 1 ‘ 23‘ l . ,i'i‘ho Ilasissssloatortho Instinct the Matinee Whlst Club was said with Mr. and Mrs. Steward H. fluctt. , of com-took Hill," yesterday' after» noon. Prisca were won by Ines Hasn't- Betta. who captured the first my"). Mrs. William need. uoond MID; In; girl-imiiinfla the.“ A as . ’s miss. the conclusion of the cables mil! manta were served, and s m. “M . Ilrsm noon indulged in I . .,. ,
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