. PM!!! do“ collar to the trousers bottom are defily tailored by In- ventive tailors, who know how to give the touch of elegance at) much comings: blah priced suits. it is the quality and low price in our , keeps the best dream men coming hen- The season' a newest material of nothing but pure worsted to select from for only -. - $7 and $10 Oar line of straw hats can't be best, price Iior quality. Your vacar tion outfit can be found here at rock bottom prices. COPYright~ Clothing Co. 1 6 North Main Street TheRogerLudiow ' 10c CIGAR is m' a mass sV'i‘reELF. The Twin City and Nugget LEAD THE 5c PROCESSION. UNION MADE. B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake Ice Co Office and storage, N. Y.. N. H. I. H. Freight Yarn. l‘wo 'Phones —— 754-3; 814~Z BIG SALE BOYS’ WASH . SUITS D. GOTTLIEB 11 «earn mm ar. 30. uoawsLx FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use. ‘ Hard Whod.....$i.?5 per 1.4 cord. . Boil. Wood ...... $1 50 per la cord. . Split Wood 25o Extra. MA. CARMI IETTS' WOOD YARD. = " No. 74 Newt0wn Avenue. / Phone no. me. Norwaik. Conn. -Ui. ‘ anoma- sumo '-., . noted children . . ve the gumption of little . mitosis; never tired, al- ways up to any iark. Ed- uestor shoes allow the feet the same icy-giving tree- don: t healthy support of the arch and ‘ heel. e & ' BRACKEN 00 Shoe in Connecticut Washington atrect MIN ATURE WATCH. Ithy testdeni. of Moscow owns not watch in the world which onged to the last empi'ess of ’ nit was made in Geneva hv the Watchmaker. W. Gogeline and . r 5,000 guineas. it has a diam- one-fifth of an inch. and is sci ' atically worked finger rinr. . studded with diamonds. if min is taken out of the ring it in the mouth of a (IgaiPItr‘ . , no eiin is said to have work to on it. and permanently yhis eyesight in the task. — _.,,...... Lu”... Mmlate a falsehood you don't it as hard as if you fly to the truth. TueTEtuSQMLO WE TAKE PLEASURE in announcing the legal incorpora- tion of our business under the same name and title as formerly. For forty years we have been erecting upon a foundation of re- liability a superstructure of pub- lic confidence which today we view with considerable satisfac- tion and pride. Thanking our friends the public for all past favors we assure them that our best efforts will be put forth to deserve continued suc- cess. ‘ nails-nuns on o. WRITING PAPER —-l0c a Box—— -—AT— W. A. Briggerman’s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 132 Washington at. 7-1.2, \Caw Q a I I.- .‘I- VAII. e u. s. Tana on Coal keeps out a good deal of foreign coal. The tariff We have estab- lished at this yard kLJDB out all undesirable coal. Our expert passes on ev- ery CRFIORt‘. received—a clean “bill of health" is what we demand for all shipments. . Want a Load of Hazle- ton Coal? ' The a. amnion & Son Co. Tel. 294. ’ 122 Water St. , DEPOSITS do on or Before July 10th Will Draw ' Interest from July 1st. A South Norwalk Savings Bank UNITIO RANK ION-DINO. IOUTH NOIWAI K. CONN. .. . . . , ‘ e .) l‘ .,n in. practically llothiiig oi the business. winced. ’iile‘ Paris can also House 88 SOUTH MAIN ITRIIT. IOUTH NORWALK. Clearing Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Dress Coats, Skirts and Waists A'I' VERY LOW PRICES Positively cheaper than any other store in town could buy at wholesale. There are a few imitators handling what they call ladios' ready-to-wear clothes and advertise all kinds of sales. but they know Ilp-w—dats garments. came to us. as we are experts. bought of us yet. ask your neighbors. they have. lie sure you are in the Paris Store before purchasing. sane IN BOTH arenas. 33 So. Main St, South Norwalk; 515 Main St.. Stamford if you are looking for stylus and if you have not Come and be coll- 1 COAL—— AT LOWEST PRICES TELEPHONE 450. HARRIS & GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. OF ALL KINDS and Fancy Dyeing a Specialty. KARP 88 NO. MAIN STREET, Bell Island Residents, Attention! We Are Prepared to Look After Your Needs in the Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing Work called for and delivered promptiy.. Dry Cleaning. Repairing Telephone 968. DESIGNERS AND LADIES TAILORS CHALLENGE SALE OF Waists, Skirts. Etc. NOW GOING ON OF CLOTHING BROS. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. . house as soon as it t‘onvum‘d and .V . . \- SOIIIII Speaker Cannon was informed of this' IS now In full force fact and preacnicd with it com of tlw . . Washisnglon L. GOLDE NOIWBIII. bill by Secretary iicnucll .I short tint" ' ‘ ‘ ‘ Sue“ COIIII before the house met. As l-rt-scIItt-d lliilili ilifl fillillliii. Death of Miss Moody. Miss Auroliu l'nyson Moody. who died yesterday morning. at her late i't'Slt'It‘Ilt‘t' in IIH' hoiuc of Mrs. Lillie» jolln. til Went avenue. after a [il‘Otl‘flt‘l~ oil illness, had litany friends among the oldcr Icsldeuis of Norwalk She was lIoIil ill Nuv liainpsllilc in ls‘JT. and was a youngcl sister of the late W. S. Moody. and lived for many years ill the family home on East avenue. During the earlier years oi her life in Norwaik Miss Moody was a meur her of the First Congregational Church, and was active in its various interests. More recently she associ ated herself with tho Christian Science Society. in town. and has been equally devoted to its work. A private funeral service will be conducted by the lead- ers of her church on Saturday after- noon. and the burial will be made in thc family plot in Greenwood Cciuc‘ tcry, Miss Moody's unselfish devotion to oillcrs‘ needs was a habit of her lift-time: licr quick sympathy and op- timism endeared hcr greatly to every- body who knew hei. Funeral of John Lloyd. The funeral services over the re— mains of John Lloyd, who died at his home. in Broad River. Wednesday evening. were field from the Broad River Chapel. this afternoon. at 2 o'clock. Many old comrades of the Civil War. in which the deceased fought. were present. and the casket containing the remains were draped with the national colors. Tile inter- ment was‘in Norwalk Cemetery. where the Rev. Frank D. Torrey. of Norwalk, said the burial service for the depart- ed. SEMI-FINALS lN GOLF TOURNEY. GREENWICH. July 9,—Tho golfers competing in the Connecticut state championship this week at the. Green- wich'Cotmtry Club. have had ideal weather for their sport. The semi-fl- nais were being played today. and the finals, which are at 36 holes. will be reached tomorrow. The additional at- tractions today were a foursome com- petition and a four ball match. The foursome is a stroke affair, and the two leading pairs wili.pley off tomor- row for the prizes. W THE LAND OF THE POISONED DART. The Rev. W. S. Raineford. D. i).. presents a vivid picture of the wild customs among the tribes of the East African hunterland, in Harpcra‘ Week. Iy. Many .of these are wholly .uncivll- ized, and they live in a state of comic warfare. Among certain peoples a warrior who has committed homicide must cleanse himself by killing three women of another tribe until which feat has been scoompiiiihsd he is de- barred from partaking of the rites of WNW r. ‘flW I iilllllllllii itillii NEWS Mrs. Louis Iiolluc. of ilobokcu, is a ghost of Mrs. (‘yrus \i‘. (fray. of nor. walk. t‘apiaili Charles H. llayies. of M. ii. Glover‘s silos,'sttire. \‘l'aii street, is enjoying a two Weeks' vacation. The lawyers are having a meeting this afternoon in .conncclloii with the filial adjustment of the transfer of the Hotel Clifford toihe opts propiietora. Someone slaved a practical joke this morning on William W. Gilbert. driver for ihc Giashofi‘ bakery, of Nor- walk. who has just been married. As Mr. Gilbert tirov'm through the busi- ness section of the cih a big sign I-_cadlng “l have Just been married‘ blaaoned from the rear and of the wagon. it was some time before Mr. Gilbert became aware of the sign.“ JOSEPHA TESTIFIES AT iNQUEST. Declares that Luigi Fasclano Shot An- thony Piuuto, in BridgepOrt. liitLDGEPORT. July 9.-—A coroner's inquest, opcncd in~Chambers yesterday into the murdcr of Anthony Pizzuto on Monday and half a dome witnesses testified. Vinccnzo Josepha. who was caught at the railroad station after the shooting, was the only witness to de- clare that Luigi Fasciano. who is at the hospital witbi stab wounds alleged to have been inflicted by Salvatore Piz- auto. a brother of the victim. delib- erately came out or a saloon and shot Anthony Pizzuto. Fasciano is gaining strength. An italian surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Richards yesterday and handed over a revolver. saying that he was afraid‘he would shoqt‘some one as five hundred men were pursuing him with vengeance. it is thought either the man was mixed up in a brawl here or else has become unbalanced through excitement due to" the murder. KiTCHEN PHILOSOPHY. A Philadelphia man was in great distress one morningnnt long since by reason of the delay in serving his breakfast. “1 wish you'd go to the kitchen," said he to his wife,. “and see what the sgariubie is. i've.-an appointment at The wife compiled with his request. When she returned to the dining room the husband observed a strangely mel- ancholy look on her face. . "Well." asked he. "impatiently. you tell the rock. that i wanted breakfast immediately?" “1 did." 'And what did she say?" “Fihc said" responded the wife. "that ‘we all have our disappointments!”— Hnrper's Weekly/i." A BRIGHT BOY. “Now Tommie." said the teacher. “you may give me an example of s (Io-incidence." - “Why, er.’ 'aaitl Tommy, with some heattatioo,‘ 'why or, whys—me fodder "dit‘ In: - n. ”awn 5.1“ ambit”. . and use launder was both married on C! M! GNP" Rugs" Wkly- THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. . T RISTRAM 81 HYA 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 com- 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 fol Men. Women and Children. This is the beat stocking made at the price they are sold at. We have the children' a in three weights, heavy, medium and light. Every pair guaranteed. Housefurmshmg Department Balloon Fly Traps ............ . ........... ioc ‘ Mason’s Fruit Jars, pints .. ...... . ......... 50c Fly Paper. 25 sheets ...................... 25c Lightning Jars, quarts .............. . . . . $1.00 Wire Dish Covers. sets of 5 ................ 29c Lightning Jars. pints ..... . ............ 90c Gas Toasters ............................. 2IC jelly Tumblers, 5 oz. . . .. . . . . ..igc doz. 1 lb. cake of Paraffinc ..................... ioc Jelly Tumblers. 8 oz. ........ . ......... 24c doz. Mason's Fruit Jars. quarts ................. 55c E Jelly Tumblers, 10 oz. ................. 29c doz. s TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK CONN. liltlii Bill ills i’iiiiill llli. Silliii (Continued froin First i‘agu- i .Kriegerdi C0. 29 3! West Washington Street OUR SPECIAL SEMI-ANNUAL SALE from the SPliatc by that flow. ami‘, ilit'i‘o was prospect of a full attendance; in anticipation of its arrival. it curly . came to be understood. however. [hail the measure probably would not lie re 1 ceived during li'lt‘ day, because of the laborious task imposed upon the Sena. loriai clerical force in the cim‘ilimont for the other body. While there was dil-IuppointlnonlL over this prospect. the members of the! House found satisfaction in the primal biliiy of the receiving the bill tomorfl row ubith would enable the House toi send the measure to conicicncc before tho close of the week ; W hen the House of Rt-iircsciiiuiixcs: “ incl at noon today its nicnibcis pus ' screed collies of the tariff bill as it! had been amended and passed lIv tlIc- eonntc. Exceeding his best «would. lions. the secretary of the senate findl succeeded in having the bill enrolled. . with ihc senate aluelidnlcni Inlmbcrcd and in shape to be presented to tin-l the bill was a much moreI voluminous dorumt-nl than when it left Iilt ilmlsn‘. it contained 404 pages of print in ad- dition to almont fifty pages of index. There were 847 amendments and they were all accurately numbered. so that in every way the pressure was found to be in proper shape for considiru~ tion by tho conttrces. The members of tho bousc began to congregate in the chamber an hour or two before the time for the conovcn ing of the session, showing flint tht‘i’l‘ was an eagerness to gel to work. whether in the hope of making an early disposition of ihe bill or out of mere curiosity. as one member suit nested. “to see lust what the senate had done to it." Each member was soon supplied with a copy and the document was the object of general interest. The scene in the senate chamber was quite the opposite of that in the house. For the first time for months the senate bad adjouined with the intention of meeting at noon. Since the tariff bill has been pending the hour of convening has been either it) or 10:30 a. "1., as the necessities of the occasion required. Today the up per house was as a baumat hall dc~ serted. Not only were there no mem- bers in the hall much after i2 o‘clock. but there were very few liround the building. and even after the senate convened. the attendance was coni- paratively slender. it Was understood in the house that a rule would be brought in very soon after the presentation of the measure there for the reference of the bill to conference and the appointment of confeiees; but fearing that seine other disposition might be attempted. Speak- er Cannon declined to announce the conferees until official conditions should make it necessary for bin; to do so. There were rumors that .i'ncre might be an effort to instruct the con- ferees and also that there would be a motion to accept the decreases of the senate. There was an especial movement towards the acceptance of the hosiery and glove schedules. Two minutes after convening. on motion of Mr. Payne. the house took Open 21 Charge Account when selling for ready money. Settle your bill in "easy Weekly Payments Linen Skirts, ' Wash Dresses, White Shirt Waists, Net . Waists, Boys? and Men’s Clothing, Shoes. . Outfitters for Men,- Woméfi. .- and , Children. ’ ' SPECIAL _—____.———_~ .._.__.- Arrived Today One Ton of Fish Half are Bluefish, which will be sold 'ail right. ieiqu mfruvb a. recess until 1 o‘clock in order to permit the committee on rules to meet before deciding up a course of proce dure in reference to the tariff bill to be recommended to the house. The house committee on rules decid- ed to birth: iii an order providing for the reference of the bill no a com- uiitlec on chliference as requested by the senate. the house meantime~ dis- agreeing to the senate amendments. ‘ ’ The Missouri Senate Committee on Constitutional Amendments has re- ported adversely on giving women the right to vote. Staylaight—Oh. Miss Webbina, may i comc to see you agein. .2 Miss Wobblus—Weli l cainiot see how you can very well, unless you go this timel—Life. The Dominic—I'm glad to hear you say you weren't. angry with your fath- or for punishing you for something you hadn't done. med i.o--Oh i “not waste with him for 16¢ per pound: Codfish Steaks. 120 1b.; Butterfish. 10c 10.; Weekfiah. itic llI.: Mackerel. 120 lb. Spanish Mack- clel, 16c 1b.: Halibut. 16c 1b.: sword fish, zoo in; Keenebeo River linen. 25c 1b.; Native lobsters. 20c b. So many other kinds that space does not permit their mention. JOHN C. SILCOX Fiari MARKET; East End Washington Street Bridge; TEL 031. trees DELIVERY. TRY OUR Bdogm‘Fi-nkbkteneudfism sages—ell made fresh. daily. Mutanndl‘mvisioneoiallkiads. F.KARL-, 76 NORTH MAIN scam Saturday Only BOWS Zigr 25f: undone Noun-w ' Joseph Davis Teller, distillery flatter, tPurnleiter, Thanks and L Leeds. , as Wilt“ SHIELD '
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