ventlve tailors who know how to I:
admired in high priced suits.
.euite that keeps the best dressed
7* *s'zvan
We'Are Prepared to Look
" OF ALL KINDS
‘ .
KARP
a no. NAIN eraser,
Can’t Be Dent
From coat collar to the trousers bottom are deftly tailored by in-
It is the quality and low
newest material or nothing but. pure worsted lo seleI-t from for only
Our line of straw hats can 't be beat. price nor quality.
tion outdt can be found here at rock bottom pIict—s
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main
Bell Island Residents. Attention!
Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing
Work called for and delivered promptly. Dry Cleaning. Repairing
and Fancy Dyeing a Specialty. Telephone 968.
' BROS.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES” TAILORS
CHALLENGE SALE OF
Waists, Skirts. Etc.
NOW GOING ON
swim L. GOLDEN
lve the touch of «legume It) much
nice in our
men coming here, he season's
d $10
Your vacat-
Street
After Your Needs In the
OF CLOTHING
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
South
N o r w a I k .
Conn.
' WffiHE COOK:
'l't s the ston-
that s no good'
SAYS THE STOVE:
it's the (ftl.\l._
that'sno pontiff
SAYS THE MISTRESS:
,‘rWe'il chmc soul and try
M iiiliilll,
-~'l
M ndIIIn.
If his Hazcilon coal Is as
good as his Ads we Won't.
have to buy a new store."
A MONTH AFTER!
IAVS THE OLD STOVE.
‘I told you so.
' . The It'llershfield & Son co.
’ Tel. 294. A122 Water st.
— It
i .
i ON YOUR VACATION TRIP TAKE A
"a sex or
Roger Ludlow
10c CIGARS.
TWIN CITY
5: CIGARS“.
NUGGET
5e CIGARS.
B J REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
_ PURE
c ake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
kside Lake Ice Co
Taafiiuus @AL @.
THE PROOF of 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 it‘
best.
Everyone must decide for him-
self in buying Coal whether he
prefers assured quality to possible
good luck.
Better be safe than sorry.
MEWS @AI. Qt
BIG oSALE
BOYS’ WASH
SUITS .
D. GOTTLIEB
CLOTHING. FURNISHINGS, SHOES.
ETC.
11 NORTH MAIN ST» SO. NORWALK
FIRE WOOD ‘
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood. . .. 51.75 per 1,4 cord.
Sort Wood ...... $1.50 per 34, cord.
Split. Wood. 25o Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
No. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Ph0ne No. 783-2. Norwalk, Court.
. _.,. .3 ,
Miss Edna Joy. 3 Dimbury young
lady. who is spending the slimmer with
her parcnts al liellc Island, is ill of
scarlet fever. but the case is not con
siderod dangerous.
We. and storage, N. v.. N. H. a H.
.Vero'.
"Phones -— 754-;3 81421
g1 WAOHINOTON er.
DIN SOLMANS, Preet.
lnrenzo Rosclling, an employee of
the 'l‘okeneiu- Corporation. was
brought up from that summer resort
this morning and taken to tho Nor
walk Hpapital for treatment.
UNITED IANK IUILDING.
SOUTH NORWAI. K, CONN.
INCORPORATED 1860
JOHN H. 'KNAPP. vm Preet.
GEORGE L WOODWARD. Beey I. Trees.
$2,100,000
$100,000
" i llillli III ____Ililliilll8
. at the ham
Uni-team
Funeral of James Cook.
The tuner I of James (look, who died
of his sister. Mrs. Peter
McNerney. of Illness Court, was held
at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. The
pail bearers were Harry Klein. Wil-
liam (i. O‘Brien, Edward Murphy and
William J. Drew. The Rev. Mc(‘arthy
otiiciated and the interment was in
St. Mary's Cemetery. The funeral was
largely attended by the relatives and
friends of the deceased.
GOAT RUNS AWAY.
Animal Takes Bit in Mouth and Makes
a Dash. .
A unique runaway developed III
Washington street this morning.
James Murphy. an East avenue young-
atI-r. has a goal which he has broken
i‘o curt IIIIII burnt-as. hot this morning
as the owner was being drawn by the
butter the latter took the bit III his
Inoulh or refused to answer to the
rain and made a dash. Just below
Hoyt's Theatre the strange runaway
come near colliding with u horse and
wagon and the small cart swayed like
It ship In a seaway, but Mr. Goat was
finally quieted down. Muster Murphy
informed the goat that he Would Itiw
him a whipping when once he got him
home
A party of about ten Not-walk and
South Norwalk young people held a
lmiii' last evening at the Norwalk
Yacht Club. A lunch was served dur
ting the early evening. The rcturn
home was made late in the evening.
The self-ctmen have asked for bids
for tho llIl-liltidlnll of a barge of crushed
stone. the stone to Ina spread by the
town's employees and to go to East
Norwalk highways. The horse is I'x~
pected to arrive in South Norwulk on
July 22d.
.. .._.. w. Q-.. _-- .. --_.-
—-COAL
' t
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS 8t
TELEPHONE 450.
8.50
8.50
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
manuiat‘iurers.
black and navy. -
valucs. PI'I' cc to dose.
Special price. -
TRISTRAM 81
W01".
H. KRIEGER 8. CO.
29-31 West Washington Street, South NorWalk
e
I ‘ ramxv, war II, Ina-1
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 8: HY [
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Bathing Suits
Our entire new line of Ladies' and Misses Bathing Suits are now on sale. No batter values were
ever offered at the prices we quote.
I hose Suits are all fresh from one of the best
They are m: lilt' of good material and in the [stat tiiyles.
Ladies‘ Brillianiine Suits. $7.00 to $5.75 i
. H
Mism' Ilrillianiinc Suits,
8, I0. I2 and I4 years,
LINEN SUITS
$1.75 IO $2.50
Special values In Mism’ White I Incn Suits; Sizes, ii [6 and 18: regular ‘55. 00 to $7.50 $3.98
Separate White Linen Coats
Ladies' Separate \\ bite I. turn Coats-.1 very desirable garment for Summer
$2.50 to $3. .98
NORWAI.K, CONN.
HYATT,
WILL TAKE PLACE
‘.
8.50
lothmg Sales
SATURDAIY’ and MONDAY. Two Days Only ,.
We want every Man and Youth to call as early as possible. as these Suits will not be graded.
The entire stock of Three Hundred
SUITS
irrespective of former prices. The first comers will get. the first choice. Not one Suit in the lot worth less than
$12.50-most of them are $14.00. $15.00 and $18.00 Suits—blue serges and fancy grays—all this season's make.
Bring Your Cash With You
(I Owing to labor conditions our outstanding accounts are not coming in in the usual way. We have nearly twenty
thousand dollars outstanding among wage earners—while we are not at all alarmed about this amount-we must.
under present conditions. be lenient with our customers, hence this price-cutting sale your gain and our loss.
(I Remember. every Suit in the store for $8.50. and for Two Days Only. Sale begins tomorrow, Saturday, at 8:30 a. to
will go at one
price. Namely,
$8 50
H.‘KRIEGER 8. CO.
29-81 West Washington Street, South Norwalk
HOUSE DOES LITTLE BUSINESS.
Gets Ready for important Matters to
ome up Next Week.
HARTFORD. July iii—The house
hold a peri‘:unitoty session today at
uhich very little business was done
but which will allow the starring for
action on the calendar next Tuesday of
it large number of matters which other-
wise could not have been acted upon
at that time. House Leader Burnes
ptcsidcd In the absence of Speaker
Hunks. Representative Fuller. of Suit;
Ileld. rose to a question of personal
privilege. He said he desired to cor
rcct a published statement to the ef-
icI-t that the hoard oi' directfiis ot the
state prison ought to have power to
pardon lilo prisoners. He claimed
that he had not said this, and had not
hold that opinion, and made explana-
tion of his attitude in connection with
the situation. Several mosaurori por-
talninz to the corrupt practices' act
moth have been IIIIJwrcedod by anoth-
att weir Ietolvc and rejected. The
mines of tuberculous cattle and passed
the resolutions amending thecharter
oi the 'l‘oiteneite Water Company. The
hill extending the time for the ornate.
alien at the Wliilmeniio and Booth.
Railway Don was
I
passed, u was that smells“ ,
house tabled the lull regarding IIIIport-|
charter of the city at New London. The
matter of co Ititicates for tenchcts
which w as rejct ted yesterday came up
again IOOBI on a motion to reconsider.
This tuotion was laid on the table. in
order to give. the house opportunity to‘
take it up later if It so dcsiicd. Ad-
‘Journment was then taken
Miss Mabel Ferris. who has been ill'
forseverai weeks of typhoid (ever. at
her home In Washington street. is now
so much impioved that she is believed
to be out of danger This condition is
most pleasing to her mam friendsand_
is also a relic! for her recovery was
doubtful fot about It III-.eck
Edmund Fttgarty. the Roxhnry.
Marts. man. who had his left [out so
badly clushed while ho was attempting
to [wind a {night train yestI-Idav
moruln'. at Ssugatuck that thr iootd
was later amputated at the Norwalk
Hospital lilllll‘tl finely i‘IoIn the "DH"
tion and is couaidercd to be doing well
.lamca MurphI. quite familiarly
known by the nickname of ”Wicked"
underwent an operation at the Norwnlk
Hospital this morning. the same being
perforated by Dre. 1'. 8 Better. Walter
Hitchcock and J. ”I, William. The op-
‘eretlon was not a serious one. and
the steely.
lot-pity in believed to be letting-along
OIL REDUCED.
NEW YORK. July 16. -—'I‘he Standard
Oil Company today announced a re-
duction in refined oil of fifteen cents a
hundred gallons, making refitted in
cases 10. 65. refined in tanks 4. 75. Stan
dard White 8.25 and refined at Phila-
delphia 8.20. All grades of crude oil
lwore reduced five rents.
lTHREE PASSENGERS REPORTED
KILLED.
' DANVILIE, Ill., July 6.-—-ln.a head-
on collision between two passenger
trains on the Chicago and Eastern ll-
ilinois Railroad near Royal. lll.. this
.tnornlng. three pa: onsets were killed
land several others are reported badly
Iniuied. L ~ ,
_ __..,. s-.-.~.
‘ BIG SHOE OONCERN ORGANIZED.
wboxsocn’m a 1.. July 16.—
Thc l‘iI-llllti American Shoe Company
look out atticlea of incorporation here
yesterday, with a capital stock of
$100 000. A Iarac plant will be erected
In this thy
MINISTER T0 CHINA.
WASHINGTON, July 16. —Prealdent
'l‘att has decided to appoint charlee
R. Crane ot the manufacturing firm of
Crane and Jimmy. or hicuo, as
WRITING
PAPER
-—-10c a 39"":
-AT—
W. A. Briggennan’ s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Bioeit. 132 Washington“.
TRY OUR
Bologna, Frankfurteiimil Sau-
sages -— all made fresh. daily.
Meets and Provisions of all kinds.
FKARL
76 NORTH morass!
SPECIAL
For Saturday Only
White Cotton Mesh
SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS
35c each
3 for $1.00
Our regular 60c duality.
Joseph Davis
Teller, Cibthler, Hatter,
‘- Furnirehe
Norwalk Chronicler