Fm oust ooiiar to the trousers bottom are an... tailored by in-
admlred in high priced suits. it is the quality and low price in our
unit. that keeps the best dressed men coming here. The season's
newest material of nothing but pure-worsted to select from for only
$7 and $10
" Our .line of straw hats can't be beat, price nor quality. Your vaca-
tion outfit can be found here at rock bottom prices.
6 North Main Street
Bell Island Residents, Attention!
We Are Prepsredlto Look After Your Needs in the
Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing
‘ OF. ALL KINDS ‘OF CLOTHING
Work esll'ad‘for and delivered promptly.. Dry Cleaning, Repairing
and Fancy Dyeing a Specialty. Telephone 968.
KARP BROS.
DESIGNERS. AND LADIES' TAILORS
8| NO. MAIN STREET. - SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
' CHALLENGE SALE or
Waists, Skirts, Etc.
NOW GOING ON
mg... L. GOLDEN am.
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Tnafimsconeg. ‘
THE PROOF oi the pudding
is in the eating. and of Coal’iln
the burning.
Speaking for ourselves let us
’ . , say, we have the goods. the ex-
"ll‘s the store, Moduli), perlence. .e a “ty an ‘ C Is-
tbat‘s no good? position to furnish you with the
OAYs THE aTOVE: right Coal—the kind your furnace
it's the COAL, Mudaul . _
mm no good." ' or range needs to make It do us
save THE maraess: best. .
“we." “l'i‘n‘g” "°“' “"d “'5' Everyone must decide for him-
lf his Huzelton coal is as self in buying Coal whether he
good as his Ads we won't
have to buy a new stove." prefers assured quality to possible
;' . oodluclt.
A MONTH AFTER! 3
salve rue OLD stays;
"i told you 80.".
t
clhfif'sltlffirf“ Facilities .09» (29
Better be safe than sorry.
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9N VSUR V:C|A0TXIOONFTR"’. TAKE A "E_‘—"""
2 Roger Ludlow lBOYS’ WASH
T‘YclcN‘lthaggTY SUITIS .
NUGGET D. GOTI'LIEB
- be CIGARS. . CLOTHING, FURETEW-Nc.‘ .HO‘O.
L. B, J. REYNOLDS 11 NORTH MAIN $11.80. NORWALK
manuracruaea. "‘ — “'
gr _ FIRE woop
‘“ Hard and soft ready tor family use.
Hard Wood ..... 81.76 per 1‘ cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per % cord.
Split Wood. c25c Extra.
Stiletto '
. iguana)
"Mi" tailors, who know how to give the touch of elegance so much 89mm" Gd Crack Viu' N0" Col-
lege Player ior Iniield
NEW BRITAIN. Jilly Iii—Jimmy
Savage." formerly captain of the Villa
Nova College team, Joined the Hart-
ford team here yesterday, and will be
in a Hartford uniform today. Savage
. wasthe property of the Waterbury
' l 0 Club. but he Would not play there, and
Copyright Clothing Co .. cacaccc
. ’ Ciarkin. It was supposed that
. Hartford owner bought him for the
New York Americans, but it was learn-
ed today that he bought him for home
l’DoIltioax will I . Manage
‘ Ierth thehaduolnten—
tins of 3‘ his inlaid, especially
after the games yesterday, when the
infield pelted oii‘ regular maior league
plays. Savage will work out with the
team, and he may get one of the out-
tleld positions. He has been playing
in Pennsylvania. and hitting the ball
at about 400.
Savage came here from Savin
Rock, where he spentaa few days
with his brother-ln-lfi. John Sullivan,
proprietor of the Uncas Hotel. Sav-
age, played a'eshort time ago with Wa-
tel-bury, and'made.good. When he was
at Nov’a Wile, he was regarded a one
of the fastest third basemen paying
college baseball. . .
Mrs. W. J. Seibert. of Belle Island, is
spending a few days in New York.
The Norwulka baseball team will go
to Long island City. tomorrow; where
consumption. It is not known what
COAL
,AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS & GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450.
&
they will play the 11mg Island Field
Club. ,
ll
68 WATER STREET.
black and navy. - -
valurs. Price to close,
wear. Special price. -
. a
rut.-
Special values in Misscs' Whilc Linen
Ladies’ Separate White‘ Linen Coat
’ trait LEADING up
TRAM & HYATT,
N08. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Bathing Suits
Our entire new line of Ladies’ and Misscs' Bathing Suits are now on sate. 'No better values were
\
ever offered at the prices we quote. These Suits are all fresh from one of the best
manufacturers. 1 hey are made of good material and in the latest styles.
Ladies' Brilliantine Suits. $2.00 to $5.75 I Mi
Separate White Linen Coats
sTa‘very-desirable garment for Summer $2.50 to $3.98‘
“rehash: r :7. ml
Y oqoos srdaa.
sscs' Brilliantine Suits.
8.10.12 and 14 years,
LINEN SUITS
Suits; sacs. 14,16 and IS; regpl'ar‘SflO to $7.50 $3.98
$1.75. to $2.50
TRISTRAM & HYATTp NORWALK,. CONN.
.0.
shington Street, South Norwalk
8.50 _:..KRIEGER a;
.SUIT
irrespective of former prices. The first comers will get the, first choi
WILL TAKE PLACE
296i West Washingt
The Greatest "of All
SATURDAY and MONDAY, T
We want every flan and Y
g in in the usual way. We have nearly twenty
at all alarmed about this 'amount—we must.
under present conditions. he lenient with our customers, hence this price-cutting sale —-your gain a‘hd our'iloss.
y. Saturday, at 8:30 a m.
(I Remember. every Suit in the store i'pr88.50, and for Two Days Only. Sale begins Toda
'n Street,‘ south,
t) Days i Only
oath to call as early as possible. as these suits will not be graded.
. The entire stock of Three Hundred
it'll] go at one
price. Namely,
use
. ce. Notoge Suit in the lot worthless than
$12.50—most of them are 14.00. $16.00 and are” Suits—blue serges and: fin greys—all this season's make.
Bring Your? Cash With You '
(I Owdtg to labor conditions our outstanding accounts are not cumin
thousand dollars outstanding among wage camera—while we are not
The NorwaJks go to Danbury is
‘.z ’ V ‘ ...Z.fi§?‘i;§i33c3'5£33:iTif... cu urea:
Lake Ice' “ Ill lllllE'flRill
"."Brookside_ Lake Ice Co I Sl’.t‘.’.':.‘..‘.'l.‘§.‘§§“‘..."'?i§°“..ll%lf..l§..‘.‘ '1: United San-c w." st...) 0m P-cccl
' and Inspectors to Maine Certain
Thai Full‘ Bio Crali Equip-
ment is {it Board ,
afternoon to play Danbury at base-
‘bal land while there has been consid-
Wholesale and Retail
. ‘- - . . lDanhury. frttm all accounts. The Nor-
, 'm-‘xmfiw'r- N' I” N' H' ‘ M'iwnlks will take up a good team and if
they lose it will not be, without u
l": .“.-u~- ' 4 . struggle. Gus Volk will do the pitch-
,Fr .2 . ._ . ._ . _ '
ing for Norwalk.
.
2.
across
th Norwalk SavingS‘Bank
umrsn same surmise.
at he ta a. mcoaroaarentato' » .
mate“ comma. Preat. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vlea Prest.
T .7”; ,daoaoe L. wooowaao. any a Tress.
”- iEPOSl'lS OVER - - $2,100,000“
. don, Hartford gn’d Bridgeport will ap-
The treasury department is going to.
make a systematic inspection of the
motor boats along the sound for the
purpose of enforcing the rules regulatc
in; motor boat navigation.
:‘ _ ._ _ J. Rice Winchell, of the New Haven
:07 AQHINQTON 8 . . .OUJ'M NORWMO“. CONN: customs house, has :heen instructed by
. ,‘mous slae. Five. (3' them disam'mo
thevdemll'tmt‘flt 10 charter-1 motOr his address. and’ called one Saturda)
boat to enforce thel laws relative to.afternoon to sod the hundreds of roscx
.power boat equipment. Every‘ littlei'n a-growing “4 a-bloomlng. 0“ he
. boat is supposed to carry a light slew
.‘ i vated-over its decks, port and star-
. ‘c ' . board lights.awhiatle and a fog horn.
SURPLUS, . . . . .. . $100, .ln fact. the department would hhve
. has much care taken with the signal
of the house. judge‘ of their surprise
on seem a back yard about 12 feet by
mark that it was not very big. .
., lbuslneaa ,of a twelve foot launch as
‘ ,,,,,,,, . with a large steamboat. The MW:
. 3...”..- .
boat will patrol‘the waters between
New London and New York and all
tributary streams. There are four cus-
toms districts in the territory where
the launch win do the same work
among small boats that the revenue
cutters do among the vessels of the
merchant marine. ,
Collector Winchell cape-cted that the
collector of the districts of New inn-
point 'inspecto who Wlll cooperate
with him whil. the inspection boat is
cruising in thq waters of their ‘dia-
tricts. _ "
aootu Kr TH! TOP.
A city clerk ni-s'er missed the chant‘
of expatlating on the :rsralcn‘fo his col
leagues, who flowever. Wt‘l'v norm
taken home to see it. but were under
the impression ‘that‘lt was of MN
lng reluctantly thken‘through the rear
10. One bold spirit ventured to re
"Big." replied the road owner.
inting to the sky. " hy, man alive,
00; at the height of lt.”-—’l‘lt-Bita.
L. W. St. John, of East Norwalk, has
returned from a business trip to Bos-
ton, Msaa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Baker. of
Bridgeport, will spend Sunday with rel-
atives in East Norwalk.
_ Miss Ev Bowen. of St...lohn street.
East Norwmlk, is on a vacation trip to
Baltimore ond'Vleinlty. sum she is
the‘ guest. of relatives.
Tho mammals of the Wednesday So- .
'lal Whist Club had a fine time yester-
Iny on their trip" to Huntington. Lonif
sland. onlshetstsamer Huntington. .
Innis Btir‘tpttl of the South Nor-
ralk ucvt office, is sending post card!
0 fricnr's from the military calm". ”9
(worth that ii; I getting ”811.”; 0‘ hi!
'avnrlte diet i titans and coffee.
Mail smile)c William 0. Merritt is
enjoying a day's vacation and intends
to spend part of It at the Norwalkz
Dahbury baseball game in Danbury
this afternoon. His route is being
looked after by George H. Hunter.
‘Bometimes providesoes. like Hebrew
letters. -must be read backwards.-
John ifiavel,
..4-—o~<*—_.e’f-
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WRITING ‘
. PAPER.
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war-
a
Donovan Plank.
summon -
DRAWERS ,
182 Washington I}.
_._T¥‘!.f
35¢ each '
. .53:..ior $1.00
' .oas-mwmmy. ,
. Joseph Davis;
m; ouster. Hatter,
Tnntla admonish ‘
my 1on
BO] .\ _‘ij‘h$‘itflnkllrlfl w an.
ssgesLiall made trash, daily.
Meatsand mama: all tans.
F. KARL,
.76 NORTH MAIN mm
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