' ‘ m cost seller t
finalise tslIorI. who kn
when to x
. units that keeps the est dressed
hottest material or no . a; but our
ts can't be
here at we
Our line of straw. ‘
tlon outfit can be toun
TheROg erL dlow
' 10c g'CIGA
1! IN A‘CLASS BY l SELF.
The Twin Ci and
_ . " Nuggeti
LEAD THE 5:: PROCE SION.
UNION MADE.
B. J. REYN LDS
MANUFACTURE
'.'Jr"'
I BIG SALE
BOYS’W SH
”SUIT
D.EBGOTTii
CLOTHING, FURENICSHINGJLS. SHOES.
ORWALK
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 60.
.. ._...——.-.. _. -__._.___._ ,
FIRE WOOD
Hard and sort ready for iamily use.
Hard Wood ..... $1.751): IA cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1.50 pe 1/4, cord.
Split Wood. 250 Ex ra.
A. CA Mi BETTS' WOOD YARD.
0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 7631. Nor walk, Conn.
Bare-looted chil‘dren
havxthe gumption 0L little ..
' rlimaJ , never tire , al-
wa 7: up to any larkp Ed-
ucates dines allow the feet
m tile 5 n e luv-giving Ireeu
‘ l
' fem '. P ' ".-' “'7 si pport
. oi rm.- it" .ii-v.‘ v heel,
‘,'t_"li'.!'f‘" ’
m mmfix- 12:45,;-
he!!! . .' .
a o Is
CONNEA“ LY
BRAC
. lest. £2.90 Shoe In Con eeIIeut
- ‘1 Washington St et
..
-2
' ' feseorL-What was Ner crime'.’
gfiigh‘t‘N Pupil—He played thi fiddle. —
cage. News. '
be. funny
make her
Amos .I.
once cliy
'day night
c saloons
lummlngs
Murray.
lrruw and
8 selling
'-I"mer Representative
. ups. of New York. W!
of the Sun. One Sam
annOunced that all t
. to becloeed next day.
his star reporter.
" he said "go oilt torn
out If; the saloons s
" It Was Thursday vhen 'l‘on.
'l‘hcy
. slime: his dest.’ ‘-
'00”
the trousers bottom are deftly tailored by in-
admired in hill! priced suits. It is the quality and low price in our
and $10
t Clothing Co.
orth Main Street
ive tile [until III i'cgaiiie I0 much
men coming new '1‘ he season'l
e worsted to h‘t h- «i from for only
bent, price nor quality, Your vaca-
k bottom prices.
W..- .s ‘._....
'PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and S‘orege. N. V., N. H. d H.
Freight Yarn.
I‘wo 'Phoncs —- 754- 3; 814 -2
THEEILIQS @AL @.
THE PROOF oi the pudding
is in the eating, and of Coal in
the burning.
Speaking for ourselves let us
say, we have the goods. the ex-
perience. the ability and the dis-
position to furnish you with the
right Coal—the kind your furnace
or range needs to make it do its
best.
Everyone must decide for him-
self in buying Coal whether he
prefers assured quality to possible
good luck.
Better be safe than sorry.
WEFKMSOALO-
WRITING
PAPER
--10c a Box—-
—AT——
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC fiTORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington st.
- I l I
0 ll YAI!‘
e
U. S. Tariff
on Coal
hoops out a timid deal 0f
foreign coal. .
The tariff we have estab-
lished at this yard kL.‘[lS out
all iindcslrablc IIIHI.
Our expert passes on ev-
ery cal-load received—a
clean “bill of health" is
what we demand for all
shipments.
Want a Load of Hazle-
ton Foal?
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. ,‘22 Water St.
I'fore July 10th Will Draw
' from July 1a.
Orwaik Savings Bank
NTED BANK BUILDING.
souru aonwsw. norm.
- “or... w ”w 0‘.de
The Phsuoh
as Iouru mm Instr. scum new.“
Clearing Sale of Ladies’ Suits,
Dress Coats, Skirts and Waists
("
hid suits-rinse
AT VERY LOW PRICES
Positively cheaper than any other slow to town could
There are a few Imilstors handling what they call ladios'
wholesale.
rsady-to-woar clothes and advertise
practically nothing of the business.
vinced.
up-lodate garments. came to us. as we are experts.
bought of us yet. ask your neighbors, they have.
buy at
all kinds of sales. bill they know
if you are looking for styles slid
if yoil have not
Come and he cull-
iic sure you are Ill the Paris Store before purchasing.
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
33 50. Main St., South Norwalk; 515 Main St., Stamford
HARRIS 8i
TELEPHONE 450.
_'—L
OF ALL KINDS
KARP
88 NO. MAIN STREET.
n
w ..-...L._ -‘w._~.._..-...-.—_...__. .....
COAL—-
AT LOWEST PRICES
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
. ——".__-. .5._._,_.,
Bell Island Residents, Attention!
We Are Prepared to Look After Your Needs in the
Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing
OF CLOTHING
Work called for and delivered promptly.. Dry Cleaning. Repairing
and Fancy DyeLng a specialty. Telephone 968.
BROS.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
CHALLENGE SALE or
Waists, Skirts, Etc.
NOW GOING ON
South
. Washington L LDE .N o r w a lit ,
Street Conn.
ruin ' Iiillll IIIII liliitll
Bl Ililfllil
ii‘oniiuucil from lPii‘sI Patrol
uiiu unconscious. Iic
~illlltl ilislulicc.
Had a Fractured Skull.
\‘i'hcu the occupants of the car saw
what had happened they Wl‘l't' in a
(real stoic ol excitement, but no ’ilmc
was lost in lifting the man into the
uachiuc and hurrying him to thc ‘lios-
dial. .\ll‘I\IllI; .ihcro llrs. Frederica
ll. llakcr and William .I. 'l‘rnccy ex-
amined the pounds album the head
and found a probable fracture of the
skull. besides humorous. othor ill‘illrt‘s.
l‘hc wound on the top of his head was
about four inches long. and laid the
skull bare, llic blow having picrccd
'lean to tho liouo Mr. Johnston was
given various stimulants and restora‘
lives. illll llicsc failcd to have any of-
t‘eci mid death cumc at 2:235.
Relatives Arrive Before Victim Died.
ills sislcr. with whom he had board-
cd. was communicated with. and ingt'lll-
er with scicral otlicr relatives. arrived
.it the hospital shortly before 12
o'clock and remained with him until
the end. This was one of the sad-
dest accidents that has happened in
Norwalk In some time. Only last
evening. before the young man left his
home. he said In his sister. "1 am only
doing down town to gct a shave."
Mr. Johnston was a very popular
young man, was employed In the
Lounshury & llisssll mill in \Vlunt
‘Iailk. and a member of Court Nar-
ruk. Foresters of America.
Mr. Lockwood Arrested.
As the case was one fol the col
uer. it Is expected that Dr. Hunting-
lou will make a post mortem cvamina
‘iiun to ascertain the cause of death.
after which he will file his finding
with tho prosecuting attorney. The
driver .of the machine. leorccdkick-
wood. was immediately upon his its
rival from the hospital placed under
\ri-est by Captain Thomas Hunt. bill
was allowed to depart on his own
:ecogulzanoe for his appearance in
court this morning.
Lived wmi l-lls Sister.
Johnson was about thirty years of
age and unmarried. He had boarded
with his sister Mrs. Jennie Crosier. of
James avenue, Winnipauk for a num-
ber of years. and was respected by all
who knew him.
Dr. Huntington ordered the body re»
moved from the hospital to the morgue
of Raymond and Son, in Hoyt street.
where he its holding a post mortem
Shortly before noon today a war
rant was Issued for the arrest of Mr
Lockwood. on a charge of mansiaugh
ter.‘ lie was taken before Judge Ed-
iwsrd M. Lockwood and placed under a
bond of 83,500 for his appearance for
trial next Wednesday morning at 9
o‘clock. Horace Id. Dunn became our
ety for his appearance.
Mr. kwood. who was at the
wheel It the time of the accident. is
was (Il‘llflgt'll
iurieucc and was taken to his home
this morning. The funeral arrangi-
mruts have not been made as yet.
TARIFFTEILO conrenancas.
Clerk of the House and Senate Corns
mittees to Attend Meetings.
WASHINGTON. July it! ~~All of the
tilllIi‘i'i'i‘S on, tic tarlil‘ bill were pros-
cm at in o‘cl ck today for the first
of the many setslous that must be hold
to harmonize Hie differences belwcml
this Iltlllr‘c and the senate, Before pro
,.
cording with the bill. a motion was
adopted admitting to the coulereuccs
thc, clcrk of the house and senate com~
mittens which frmncd the measure or-
iglnally.
It is custiunnry in conferences relat-
ing to luriii legislation to take up first
the amciullucnts of a character not
likely. to piuvoke serious conflict. but
this procedure was averted today.
It was agreed that many of thc
more Important provisions should be
submittcd to sub-conferees mid other
objections will go on to members oi
the committee on ways on menus and
finance who were not named as can
(press. Assistance will be given the
conlcrccs “is“ by members or the sen»
ate and house who had no official part
in granting the bills In committees.
Of course where important work has
been apportioned Iii the manner sug-
gested it will be necessary for the on-
tlre conference committee to approve
‘the findings of the sub-committee. r‘ol-
Iowing the plan of dividing the work
the. coiifcrecs were able today to
plunge immcdlntely Into the consider-
ation of the most vcxatlous questions
in the bill.
TROUBLE IN NEW JERUSALEM.
ANSONIA .luly10.—Now.lerusalem
In this city, was shaken to Its founda-
tions. this morning, by the arrest ol
the president of the synagoghe Benai
.srael; Louis slavln, charged with as-
sault upoll Rabbi Samuel Bernstein,
breach of tho peace and disturbing a
religious meeting“ Mr. Slavin attempt-
ed to prevent Rabbi Bernstein from
conducting services by spreading him-
self ovcr the holy llon when Rabbi
Bernstein started to read to the cou-
grogation, according to his ’contract
with them. The trouble results from
the rivalry between Rabbis Bernstein
and A. M. Caplan, which‘ In the out
has the assortment and the values
piete. All grades and styles of th
dren. in All Cotton, Cotton and W
and light. Every pair guaranteed
'rtia LEADING DRY poops STORE.
ISTRAM & HY
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
All numbers oi the Cadet brand of Hosiery for Men. Women and Children.
stocking made at the price they are sold at.
equal to the stock which we are Showing. Our lines are all com-
e celebrated Forest Mills Underwear for Ladies. Misses and Chil-
ool. Lisle, Silk and Silk and Wool.
. This is the best
We have the children's in three weights. heavy, medium
Housefurnishing Department
A lcgular mcetirm of the lid I‘i itl i
els lulou will bc hold tomorrow
morning at it) o'clock, atlhe lyieum
The South Noiwalk Fire input},
mom has put in quite a busv xvii-ck.
false ulaims since Monday
The stealiisliip Romanlc on which is
the Rev. Dr. C. S. .‘llacfarlanil and fl
number of other South Norwalk [Ii-t)-
plc, reached the Azores )‘i‘slcrtlily
Though the building of tho umv cou-
IIIIII through South lilaiii Hit-cl by tho
Smitlu'i'u New England 'l‘vlcplmne
Company has meant the Opt-ping up of
vallous arc bcinit covcrcd with all put
sible speed. '
_____._.
The local batters who are still mi
of Work in connection with Illc rill'liw
were made happy this morning by Illl'
payment of benefits. The trimmers rc.
celied ihc full amount. as usual and
the men were well rcmoniln rcti ‘i\ l‘
‘he return to work of an tiara: sh» w
the benefits conic along il'~ill'l and .i.,.
lulon oiilurs do not ,i-\pu'-i any fun
Illllllllllill lliflil NEWS l .
.KriegcrhCo.
tbcre having been the flies and ibreei
the highway in midsumrui-r, ill" circa-1
Balloon Fly Traps ....................... .‘OC l ‘rrESClI.S Fruit Jars, pints .................. 50c
Fly Paper. 25 sheets ...................... 25c i Lightning Jars. quarts ................... $1.00
Wire Dish Covers. sets of 5 ............... 29c l Lightning jars, pints ...................... 90c
Gas Toasters ............................. 21c ! Jelly Tu: nblers, 5 oz. .................. 19: doz.
l lb. cake of 'Paral’fine ................... .roc i Jelly Tumblers, 8 oz. .................. 24c doz.
Mason's Fruit Jars. quarts ................ 55c , Jelly Tumblers, 10 oz. ................. age (102.
ion
TRISTR AM 81 H Y ATT, N WALK, CONN.
"‘3 ‘J:.'-’ ' ' '>-,...i ., ‘fii‘lu ll “- "-
I
29-31 West Washington Street
our. SPECIAL
SEMI-ANNUAL '
SALE
‘llci lrnuhle on ii. is Milll',
The Manufacturers' Association Finds
$36 Belonging to J. H.
Wolthausen.
brought by the Associated list Manu-
facturers against the Wolthnuscndiat
Harrene' MONEY oAaNisneeo. ‘ "
It is stated that in the recent suit,
is now in full force
Open 21 Charge
Account -
i .f
l"
Company served at the limo Iilt‘ suits
Wore, brought against the Dailbuiy
nuuiufacturors for making an ligi‘cc-
moul to go back to work. Deputy Shoo
lff l’etcr Dooliu found just $36 liable
under the writ he held.
of money
South Norwalk Trust Company.
THE chaoo FOR FARGOE.
Hiram Pargoo had a cargo
That he wished to ship to Fargo;
But he couldn't find the proper kind
of car.
“What? ‘ asked Parsoe, does in) cargo
Como beneath some fool embalgo
Just because i want to ship a lot
of tar?"
Hiram Parsoc billed his cargo
By a certain line. to Form;
quite a jar.
Said the agent “Cant let in go
in a cargo out to Fargo,
lies! it look and then the right or
way twill mar.‘
"Oh," begged Parsoe, “let my tar go;
You will find my rating par; go
Look me up. and also smoke this
good cigar.“
But the agent growled, "Too far. Go
By some other more in Fargo——
For your class of goods ls marked
here by a star."
Then vowed Parsoe, “if my car go
Cannot in your blamed old car go,
i will find out just how big a man
you are.
in the words of Potlpher: "Go
To a butter spot than Fargo,
if i can't ship my tnr cargo in
our
car." (
Hiram Pargoa fixed his cargo
Spite of all the old embargo—
And the agent sighed ,whlle looking
at the tar:
Let the car go with Its cargo,
Though too far, go on to Fargo.
With the cargotar go Pargoe as you
are."
~Chlcago Evening Post.
“Printer‘ s errors are always funny."
said Gen. P. P. Parker, of the Arizona
G. A. ii. "and i’ll never forget one
growth of a monopoly of the kosher
meat Industry, enjoyed for years by
Philip Cohen one of the wualtlilcst He
brews in Ausonia.
_.-_.,._. w...
TRYING OUT AEROPLANE.
WASHINGTON, .lnl) lo.—-Orvllle Ii.
Wright will try out his aeroplane for
the first time siitce its thorough over-
hauling. at r. o'clock this afternoon.
proridcd we other conditions are satis-
factory; ,
m
Ella-Those pictures of Bella were
beautiful». i wonder If the photograph-
er could make some for the equally
on the verge of collapse on: the oc-
Stello—sure—«if y0u get Bella to sit
for roll- . J
I neII.”—.—Puck.
that was made over a Memorial day
sermon some years ago in Phoenix.
l‘lic Monday morning report of this
sermon began: ‘The Rev. Dr. John
'Blank greased the pulpit on the occa-
sion'——-and so on. 'Grecod.‘ of- course.
is what was meant."—~Waahington
Star. .
Him—"l hear you are to be married. "
Her—'i am, If everything goes well "
"When, may I ask?" “‘You may ask
now——li you think you really love me.“
-—Cieveland leader.
“0neholt of the world does iiot
know how the other half lives " “Well.
it is gratifying to think that onehait
This amount
was on dcposit with the ,
But at once he found lic'u sun-todi If,
= and buy your goods for less
1
when selling for ready money.
Settle your bill in easy
Weekly Payments
Linen Skirts, Wash Dresses,
7_ White Shirt Waists, Net Waists,
‘ Boys' and Men’ 5 Clothing, Shoes.
H Kricger CO.
.Outfittérs for Men, Women
and, Children '
SPECIAL
Saturday only
SHIELD
.BOWS
2 for 25c
REGULAR 2M QUALITY
Arrived Today
One Ton of Fish
Half are Bluefish, which will be sold
for 16¢ per pound; Codtish Steaks 12c
1b.; Butlerllsh. 10c lb.; Weakflsh. 100
lb.; Mackerel, 12c ib.; Spanish Mack-
eiei. 16c 1b.: Halibut 16c lb.; Sword
fish. 20c lb.; Kennebec River Salmon.
250 in: Native Lobstere, 20c lb. So
many other kinds that space does not
permit their mention.
JOHN ..C SILCOX
FISH MARKET. ,
EsIt End Washington so.» Bridge.
TEL 931 FRI! DILIVIRV.
TRY OUR
Boom, Frenkiurterevsnd Sau-
sages—Ill made fresh, daily.
and and Provisionsofsllkinds.
Joseph Davis '
Teller. clothler. Hatter,
Furnish»,
Twain and Mother diode.
II Weebln
0." «not.
amok.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
of the world attends to its own hull
~-W~M
gusts
“f“. M “W; “‘1‘".
than other stores charge you-
‘;
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