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State of Connecticut C
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0 Common P filled out or the 00“"
”will: one Iguralsorudoiorcimfle'd South
Re . man: the said Town or Mitzi," Norwalk,
hi“ one in in: the sum 0' "91-05 and . COM
of til "I" 0! William I" Tanlman ' -
"8 champ)!" 0r Norwaik. demand
I "”1le 0 314.5 30 and one Execu-
di Stamford In fifi‘vogfotfhg ,Citt' Court of S
m 3.19”]. I partnership csdwsflr" Bm'
u ”zildbmlgfomonclgndc Albert Willing".- F 01' FadIOI'y LINEN SUITS, regular $5.00 ........................ $2.98
9 — .‘. ‘ounl
' 333$; Y2?" ‘1‘?“de dining??? For Far LINGERIE DRESSES, regular $5.00 ................ $2.98
an executions being ' n . PONGEE COATS, regular $6.98 ..................... $5.00
aSalnst John J M
, Team of N . urph
t Reardon, OI‘wnik, and
"Id Foirfleld ‘
32:! being {0332“},
l' . -I hav ,
of the e levied
block in the Pit
, y 0!
said town, on hiondsgutlh
at I unlock p. H
2
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Deputy Strong {0,
lDOciIl appo]
ed at her residence.
, in West avenue, on
Thursday morning, will. be. held from
her late residence this aiternoon at 2
o‘clock. The services will be strictly
private, only relatives or the deceased
bellig‘predeni. ‘The Rev. James Ben-
ton Werner, .of Grace Church. N0r~
walk. omcla'ted, alter which the re-
mains were taken in it special funeral
car to Woodland, N. Y. .ior interment.
, . Burial of Rev. Dr. Mailer.
.Wlieil the funeral party with the re-
‘ union or the Rev. Dr. William Maher,
late rector or St. Joseph's church.
reached New Haven, yesterday. a
largsmumber of the dead pastor's
friends In that city were waiting.
About twenty-live coaches were re-
united to convey the whole company
to the crave, the interment being in
t. ,uwrence's Cemetery, where the
amily has a plot. At the grave the
Rev. Father Doyle officiated.
L‘}
x
7-". ' 1mm» of Miss o. H. Benedict.
‘ The funeral of the late Miss tier-
, trade Id. Benedict was largely attend-
‘ ad yesterday afternoon from the ism-
Rev.
, ii residence in West avenue.
-. arles S. Macxarlsnd, pastor of the
. Booth Norwalk Congregational Church,
‘; . olciated,» and Mrs. Amy Wood Sims
it: several appropriate selections.
Lesa. pail bearers were C. Swans, G.
a. North. John H. Light. 0. 8. St.
' n. I". H. Gleason and Nelson Dick-
‘ an. There were a large number
older-attributes. The interment was
is Norwaik cemetery. ' ‘
Funeral of Mary Cation.
":‘I‘he. funeral of Miss Mary Cullen
. was held this morning from St. Mary's
Church at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Fath-
, or McCarthy odlciated. Interment fol-
* lowing'ln St. Mary's cemetery. ,
MATTERS PAID OFF. '
Today Was again pay day for the un-
lnnfiltatter‘s who are still out of work.
Tho‘olflcera of the Trimmers' Asso-
ciation were pleased to report that
their members have received full pay-
ments: The trimmers were paid off in
tho bflcers‘ meeting room and the men
or ille'trado received their money up
stairs in the main meeting hall.
"“lt'o‘iiat 01" those receiving benefits
vjrown materially smaller since the
. 'ttmwm‘ settled in the Danbrlry
. ‘ V“ | . 0 kit 0
murals: high prized, suits. -l
”'0“ material otu sat dressed men coming herco w price In our
$7
'1' lists can't
be Io nil here at alert;
1 . ' > '
[fill llilili'fs Vi?“
ouniy of F -
own of Norwalk, .11de
Y. of the said
‘ Jerenlla
of the 'iown oi Stumfortill, III
y, and said execu- 13:00
lrected and deliv-
M as the prom .
the followinglagg.’ “pubic to
debtora' store l1 A
inched in the or? i3 31! S 0 0
THE '5
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f
trance so much
3 but Pure women to select "rt-1"" “Ma's
and $10 W
. price nor q
ttonl "flop“.
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nd
Concrete consu-
itec-
{host ecOnomical
and sani
Winter, C001: m-ent
. thcr brands.
ture.
caps
neck ' BSIIIII on St. now ready to receive your orders.
stock y _ _’ gt every description which was destroyed by the tire.
if!”
88 North Main Street
[liliiill
1(‘ontluued from First Page.)
above A sot in.
wages.
Kight.
on Coal
keeps out a gui‘d deal of
.mreign coal.
The tariff we have estab-
lished at this yard kaspt‘l out
all undesirable coal.
Our expert passes on ev-
ery cui'loatl. l'ecclvedr-w
clean “bill of health" is
what-we demand for all
shipments.
nineteen years. She was the
his murder."
William P. Ward. of mwn street.
°WVK ST
r TilePan's * “I
. a sawdust» sraaar. so
Great Sale
Coats, S
' PRICES
*m-—..__._..__. .......__.
T0 th_e__l_3ublic
We have secured temporary fitting parlors directly opposite our
old place which who totally destroyed by lire last week rind we, are
We will replace every garment of
KARP BROS.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES‘ TAILORS
nun Is Bliillill-iiill
The father was shot
by Henry (lrayson in u dispute over
“After my daughter was udopied by
Mrs. Thompson, her name was chang-
ed l1. Edith May Thompson." said Mrs.
"i heard from her quite fre-
quently for the first two years. but
knew nothing of her llie for the last
only
child by Muthew Wiriaymy first hus-
band. to whom I had been married
less than two years at the time oi
Mrs. Edward ()‘Shangneasy, of New
York city, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
State Deputy. C. H. Morse. U. 0. G.
(3., who was in Norwalk on a business
Want a Load of Hazle- FTRE WOOD
A. CARMl BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avsnus,
Phone No. 783.2.
1
ton Goa" Hard ‘and soft ready for family use.
- Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per la cord.
The Ba HefShIIeld & &’n Co. 80“ Wmd ...... :1.“ per K cord.
Tel. 294. 122 wmr 8t. 39'“ W004» 25° Ext“. .
Norwaik, Conn.
Eatoh,‘ Crane & l’ike
WRIIINB PAPER
25c A pox
W. A. Briggerman’s
music sroaz.
. NORWALK .
Savings Society
lNCORPORATEO 1“!-
Deposits March Isl, 1909,
$3,655,424.31
George M. Holmes. Prsat.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Prod.
Frad’k A. Elia. Oscy A Traaa.
132 Washington at.
Dsncyan Block,
'PURE
FOR.
Saturday Only
250
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brooksnde Lake Ice Co;
Dillon and Storage. N. v.. N. H. a H.
Freight Yard.
district and local shops took on more
Way/pi.) 1"." ' #1.. - . . .
savings account hag.
”A
The ‘ ByQProdll‘éls of Saying
‘ 1, Money ahead and tour. per cent. interest are the direct products or =
not than are many bv-productii,lincreased-lemma conndence in
as“ soil. Self-restraint, Contentment and a growing sense of security
‘tnths future. Saving is indeed worth while.
-- ”' South Norwalk Savings Bank
.UNITIO IANK IUILDING.
Two Times ~154-3; 814-2!
east-iron oua Irina:
crack or
501: Fancy Linen
Handkerchiefs ;
EVERY ON! WORTH 80¢.
Joseph Davis
Tailor. Clothlsr. Hattsr,
Furnlahsn
Trunks and Leather Goods.
as Washln all-sat,
IOUTH NORWAIJC CONN. ”It“! 0min.
ave—.0- -. L... . ..
-r , snow. 1
s with .4...
andS'
UTH
Summer ' ’
of
South Norwalk
,._.Mch‘rv STYLISH
SHOES
on TOUGH, HARD To sPOIL
’ SHOES
OR SOFT. WELDING. CCIM-
FORTABLE
SHOES
Come to This
Store
AND WE WILL BE PLEASED'
TO SHOW THEM TO YOU.
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
8i WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
$2.00
WE SELL \THE IE8
SHOE IN CONNECT CUT.
TELEPHONE 8684
A GOOD .CIGAR
noes A L0N0'wav 'rowaan mak-
ma a man HAPPY. SMOKE TH!
Roger Ludiow, Twin
' City or Nugget
AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY.
B. J. REYNOLDS
esteem ‘
mnors' WASH
SUITS '
' D. GOTTLIEBV
CLOTH lNO, FUR'NriIi-Il NOS, SHOES.
I1 NORTH MAIN IT. IO. NOIWALK
trip for the order. has returned to his
some in mutant. . _ ' .
sunrises H
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
RAM & HYA'IT,
SATURDAY. JUNE 26. no
r l 5 ‘
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Hosiery
and Underwear
One thing you may depend upon, there is not a stock of Hosiery and Underwear to be found that
has the assortment and the values equal to the stock which we are showing. Our lines are all corn-
plete. All grades and styles of the celebrated Forest Mills Underwear for Ladies, Misses and Chil-
dren, in All Cotton, Cotton and Wool, Lisle, Silk and Silk and Wool.
All numbers of the Cadet brand of Hosiery i or Men. Women and Children. This is the but
TRISTRAM &
stocking made at the price they are sold at. We have the children’s in three weights, heavy. medium
and light. Every pair guaranteed.
Housefurnishing Department
Balloon Fly Traps ........................ loc
. Fly Paper, 25 sheets ...................... 25c
L35» . Wire Dish Covers, sets of 5 ................ 29c
68 WATER STREET. Gas Toasters ............................. 21c
. 1 lb. cake at Paraffin: ..................... 10c
M m Mason’s Fruit Jars, quarts ................. 550 i
Mason's Fruit Jars, pints .................. 50c
Lightning Jars, quarts ................... $1.00 ’
Lightning Jars, pints ...... . .‘ ...... . ....... 90c
Jcl y Tumblers, 6 oz. .................. 19c doz.
Jelly Tumblers, 8 oz. .................. 24c doz.
Jelly Tumblers, 10 oz. ................. 29c doz.
HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
._ .-_.. ...._.....___‘....~ -WWWM.
H. Krieger 8. C0.
- ‘29-31 West Washington Street, South Norwalk
The Largest Exclusive 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
__.OF___
Summer Goods
We will sell you merchandise at such low
prices that will induce you to lay in {all 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
Reducing the price of everything in the store.
our paid-up customers renew their accounts during this sale.
This Special Sale Will Begin Tombrrow,Friday,
and Will Last the Entire Week,
' Ending July 8rd, 10', P. M
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
WAISTS
White Lawn and Lingerie Waists, the
biggest value in the city, twenty different
styles, all sizes: worth $2.00 and $2.50.
Special for this sale. $1.25.
Lace Waists, white and cream colors, all
sizes: value $3.98. Special $1.98.
White China Silk Waists. long sleeves.
very dressy waists and good China silk;
worth $3.00. Special $1.98. ‘
Black or white Chins Silk Waists, suitable
for evening wear; worth $8.00. Special $5.00.
PETTICOATS
Washable Madras Petticoats, worth 15c
and $1.25. Special 49c and 980.
White Muslin Petticoats, fine embroider-
359:1. single and double rufflesv‘Spcciai'st‘Js
and $1.50.
. WASH DRESSES
' A large variety of Wash Jumper and Tub
Dresses, all the leading colors. $2.98 to $7.98.
LINEN SUITS
Linen Suits, also English Rep, real tailor-
msde, from $5.00 to $7.98.
PRINCESS COSTUMES
Princess Costumes in Messaline Silk, Fou-
lard Silk and Satine, worth up to $30.00. We
cannot quote prices on so many styles, but
will mark them during sale at such low
prices that will make their: move quickly.
. GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES
- ‘Sailor Suits, Peter Thompsons and a num-
’ ber of other styles, from $1.25 to $2.50.
I
onanoarlbn Danssas
WhitePoint d’Esprit two-piece dresses,
worth $16.00, to close out for $7.98.
. Summer Closing Out Specials in. all other Departments, a mat.
many Useful Artistes incur more Deusmutbatfipacialdlricss. ,
RAIN COATS ,1
Light weight Silk Striped and Satin Rub-
berized Coats. former prices $12.00 and
$16.00. Special for this sale $6.98 and $10.00.
MILLINERY _
All Trimmed and Untrimmcd Hats. all
Shapes. also all the styles of Children‘s Hate
in braids and rnilans {or half {the regular '
selling price. ‘
FLOWERS t
Our entire stock of fine Roses. fine Fol-
iage. fine Wreaths. mostly imported goods,
for hall the regular selling pficg.
LINEN DUSTERS. LACE COATS.
Silk Coats. Automobile CoatsNTaiietaSilk
Skirts, all at greatly reduced prices. ’
LINEN SKIRTS.
All pure Linen, white and natural. circu-
lar effects or plaited, full sweep. $3.50 to
55-50- ,
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Here is a list of a few very special ofier- ‘
i in our Furniture Department:
1111 size Brass Beds, guaranteed French
lacquer; worth $22.00. Special for this sale,
$12.50.
PORCH ROCKERS
A large variety of comfortable Porch
Chairs and Rockers. $1.00, worth $1.50;
$1.25, worth $1.75, etc., up to $4.50.
CHINA AND JAP MATTINGS
The biggest stock in town. All of our ass
and soc .Matting, special duringthis ssls '
for 25¢.- . . . ,~ * {£1
Kriegfit,
Norwalk Chronicler