_ 23c LaWIil notimmc" "
WW at ”3" mm ipsaing thinc
:70 Ginghams'tc hi
it quality Gingham all sizes and
gthfli sa1e4o yd.
ygr rds
cheeks.
15c Ladies’ Hose, 10c pr.
. 3 Pairs for 25¢
. Guaranteed iast‘black. regular the. quality. tor
this sale ........ . .......... (kph; 3 for 266
i 180 Ladies' 11053.17: pm; 4 for 26¢
. ".91!!!“
Orders
92 Washington Street
C. J.
lU limit-Ii;
lixlrli lillt‘ qniillly, logiiitu ".‘iin yd...
during this Jubilee Sale. ..... 29c yd.
59c 27 in. Embrmdety.
29c yd.
buildings
Just think!
Ing this sale.
50c Sheets. 30c
You save 20c on each Sheet dur'
No Telephone
Orders
CO.
;l§s sures lion, 10c pr.
All sizes ‘ This is the opportunity to get t‘hil
. Iron s iiore. You save be on every pair.
4 12¢ vest 7.;
Not seconds. or roll] ends but good, clean
’ merchandise; all sizes, for this sale ..... 7o ea.
.
25c and 50¢ Belts, 10c :3
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS’ WORTH or STAPLE
AND FASHIQNABLE MERCHANDISE
will be placed on sale at prices never before equalled. Glance through this page and see a few of the bargains we offer you at this great
. 10 Days' Jubilee Sale. Every table, every counter and the entire basement will be turned over to hundreds of items which go on sale
, f ' at less than wholesale prices. Red and white card» will be used throughout this busy store.
12 1- 2c Genuine “Fruit of the
n
Loom Muslin, 7 l -2c yd.
South Norwalkr CORD. Not remnants or mill ends, fresh Muslin 011
the piece .................... . ...... 71/;e yd.
O
Toweling
tic Toweling ......................... ‘.. .al/ge yd.
l‘li- Linen Toweiing ...................... 10c yd.
12c Glass Toweling ...................... 10c yd.
' 12c Turkish Towels ....................... 91: ea.
Circulars will be handed you as you
enter‘the store. Plenty of help to tend to your needs. Doors open 9 a. m. Just come; thats’ all. .
All of our 52.00
:2 and 53 Hand Bags,
930 eéeii
and 63.00 “and Rags to close
Sample “th Bella not all sizes for my. ‘ out ...................... ...... 03c ea.
. sale ........... u... ....... .10e an. M l U
_, _ . . , _ I . us in nderwear Mining.”
“ ( 80 Sheetingsv 4c yd- 50 ‘ ~ 4 . . 3.3.00 and or 00 Trimmed Hats .............. $1.40
...... ...... .. .. c and 59c Gowns. 380 250 Muslin Drawers, 1% pr. 19c Corset Covers. 2 for 25c 3.33 33,14,300 .............. g
. .3 , l , ai1 '1 «to d. Good Muslin Gowns, l'GKilinl‘ 50 and 5110; take 1000 pair, open and closed, made to sell at , , , , . . . """""""""""""" ' """
‘ ,I m“ “I“ ”"3?"- prce . y your pick ............................ 38c II. 33.3.; and new. during this 10 liiiys' .luiriit-o T“:1;,';;,"',,,‘,‘,};“,,,“;;:,3'53,”,;,'{,113‘:3‘““I'_'.‘!";‘,’,£325, ‘ 33°...“ni'fiii’o'ii‘iijtfijjfitjjj::j:::_,..,j:i3§
4 . . , . , ll 9 3. ................................ 19c pr. Flows-rs worth up to ”'00. take your c2351“ h
(y, . ”—' ......... . ....................... . nc
: . ~76 Brinted Lawns. 4c yd $1.25 and 51.50. White 506 Drawers, 39c 79 G 59 .
.Big variety to ioloct from: quite a saving— Sko 98¢ ‘ c wns, C A Ch Blank t S I
. 3c yd During this sale ................ 6e yd. “13, Iliiiiillly trimmed. regular liOc Drawers. ior ‘ ance e a e
.: (mg 10 Days“ Sale ................ 39c pr. Trimmed with eiiiliroldery, extra fine quality
.3 Fine Muslin Gowns. judge for yourself Dur- M ' iiiiislln; during this stile ............. 59.: II. Good sized Blankets ........................ 49c
-.<- ‘_ W. Iugtbisaale ............................. 98c unitary Blankets 1H. ‘95:
' . i 3 . . . : $1.50 .iiire Blankets ...r ..... . ............ 1.
i 1 Gt?“ Lmen Event . CDmDIDatIOD SUItS 30.50 White Blankets ..... . ................ toes
é29c Damask Jubilee Sale ............... 18c yd 790 SM 490 .290 Combinations ...................... 43c Suit $1.25 and $1.50 Gowns, 990 .
i350 Damask, Jubilee Sale ............... 29c yd. 51.00 Combinations ..................... To: Suit ~ ‘ N '
. Damask. Jubilee Sale --------------- 39° 116- Jim 400 In this lot. so shop early. ior this “.25 Combinations ..................... use 359“ Trimmed with embroidery and ribbon, out ox- otlous
“(WWW ask. Jubilee Sale ............... 59c yd is an exceptional value ............... 49c as. 52.25 Combinations ................... 51.98 Suit iru lull; for this 10 Daya' Sale ........... 99c ’
mask', Jubilee Sale ............... 89c yd . . 3 5c 0. N. T. Cotton .................... 3%0 spool
51. 26 Damask, Jubilee Sale .............. 98c yd. 3 5c Linen Lacers ........................... as
7*. 51. as All Linen Napkins ........ . ........ as: dog. . no Hooks ima- Eyes
‘5135 84 Table Cloths ................... 0 5c P‘Inc Combs ........................... 30 ca.
35200 Pure Linen Cloths, hematitched ....... 51.69 . l 813 10c (‘oliar Foundation‘s ........ . .............. 6e
gist: laitial Napkins all Initials .............. 10c ' 10c none Hair Plus .................... 0: pkg.
3790 Hemetitched Cloths 42-in.
' ting this sale .............
51. 60 Pure Linen Lunch Cloth, 42 in square,
. all linen. openwork patterns sale price.
98:: $1.09
equine dur-
........ 59c ea.
Trimmed with good .quality lace,
11W"
Continued from ' irst
was in is employ to
it i manager
ago. )
1 oil’, there be-
ing ' non" of a eonsfdorstioii in
‘ the, deed; or any othei document cm
the condition named. 11 the
with
1 do are 33%..“ Mrs. As croft
3% her house in Farmlhgton.
', t prrived last Frid‘py at
‘ g‘fiiome, which her mother
,. '-to occupy during the
. s 1' e1 absence in Europe on
. adding trip. Her husband all;
Europe on the same d
rherc and she had no idea
or move iii the-1e 1
would be taken before is
be two ladies were there-
tly surprised w‘llien they re.
d ltSaura mornn
A Lwtorfiiy risores’éniing ihg
“firm. oi which. John B.
. is the head. The lawyer
union by Miss Jean Clem
. tighter 01. the plaintifl in the
’iawyer proceeded to lay before
its proposition tor a com-
ppttiomont oi the suit on the
oiitlliiod above. He said
I‘D
, ..t just as well be adjusted
tely, as Mr. Clemens was
I to get back the property he had
:Ihcroit asked tor delay, say-
" did not wish to give an oil’-
. Men on. a matter or so niacin
Why not leave it until
9.1. oi her husband, who would
Liu a few days. 01 this the
maid not hear. declaring that:-
torma he offered were not at
, redeemed an opportunit’y to settle
' favorable conditions would not
Then Mrs Ashorott alik-
dolly until the following Moli-
order that she might have s
l
' 1.49 ”N cruiser husband's
' magnum nu erstoodythat her
' dodthis no at. as they with-
, 01! time or the argument
ppoled she was to have a
in 11 Monday.
- ,-howovcr, the lawyer and
one returned, accompanied
Clerk Nickeraon. Mrs. Ash-
.1ully recovered from the
own' Which also Initiated
... 0'1 her marriage, and
'tviow agitated and «pipe
' he lei! upon the ‘vorgao1
d mration atter this ii'eo'ohd
u. - tie consented to Ilgii‘ tho
"‘ document, and it was duly
r. Nickerson had rid Ihsro
uIinesI except to assist in oi-
,“ acknowledgment He took
back to his once. and placed
53 Lingerie Dresses, 51. 98
:plodgosin the arm
V Were liberal and that the -
W‘s. ominunlcatecWIth Mr. 3
The host 51.00 Waist on the market, during
this sale ......................... ....69c ea.
Wildis. 69c
during this
use
that she was too much distressed and
overcome to examine the document
and does not know 01 her own
town clerk says, however, that the
paper is a warranty deed in the usual
form. and makes to Mr. Clemons abso-
lute conveyance of the property tree
of all encumbriinoss. The irlonds or
tori: their aha visa ital-shin
and unjustly treated In the matter and
that good grounds exist tor an applica-
tion to the courts for the setting
aside 01 the deed on the ground that
its execution. wu.obhinod-3 under
duress The suggestion is also ini-
vanced that the document is delectiym
because it does not bear the signature
01 Mi. Ashcroft, who, under the laws
'01 this stain. has a dowor right In his
wife's real estate.
she has n owish for a newspaper con-
troversy. and contents herself with
the emphatic statement that while one
awed Mr. Clemons (or money borrow-
ed, to rebuild. the house, these loans
having been tendered by bins. she is
absolutely innocent of anything as‘
voring of peonlntion or districts
wrong doin in on way 1118511131151;
'quiie g'prr’ihnsblé iha Mr. A'iihcriii, may
make public a staiemetit in the nature
of an explanation and vindication.
Meanwhile M'rs Ashcroft is pricking
home in Famington.
~Everybody's friend—Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. Cures toothache. can
ache. sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises,
scalds. Stops any pain.
s'ruuo, sues as: owusn.
Waist-sown JIiiatiee Hoe Novel Point to
Decide In Suit anoint By Charles.
Fields Anklet Hla Neighbor,
.Frank Gilmore.
WINSTED, July 23 .‘v—Jusiice 01 the
Peace 0. B. Atwood of Watertown has
a novel low point to decide. it is, it a
can the latter collect damages from
the bee owner?
Frank Gilmore keeps several hives
of bees. His neighbor, Charles Fields
who has been ailing by them on his
own premises. has brought suit again-
st Mr. Gilmore. Beekeepers through-
out the state await the justice' s decis-
ion with interest. There Iii a state
law against live stock tmspnsslng,
but none against bees.
Qfiffi
CAST
For Iniaata‘aiid
There is more or less moonshine in
the astrologymtlsilifii, .
knowledge just what she signed Tilt‘ ,
To her friends. Mrs. Ashcroit says ‘
her household etiocts preparatory tovF
lemovsl from this town to her former
man’s bees sting one 01.- the neighbors.
Made oi’nnc Lawn and Embroidery,
sale .................................. 29: aa.
50c Waisis, 2%
for. this
$5. Silk Waisis, $2. 49
Just one-bait price to close out.
regular 55.00, during this 10 Days' Sale...52.45
Silk Waists,
DIG CONTRACT 'ro PRATT AND
WHITNEY. ‘
MELBOURNE, Australia. Jilly 2°—
Oiiiclal papers which have been isoued,
explaining the acceptance by the coni-
nionwualtli government of the tender
of the Pratt '8'. Whitney company. an
American firm or Hartford .conn. for
the erection ot a small arms factory in
Australia ior the governiiieni,, show
that the British firms which made ten
ders were hopelessly outclassed, both
with regard to price and time.
One English tender was 5500, 000, as
against 3340, 000 bid by the Ameri-
cans, and required three years to
build As compared with the Ameri-
can rm's one year.
BLOCK ISLAND AND SARIATOGA
SPRINGS.
The Recreation Tourist Company.“
New Haven have airsngsd a very do
sirablo list 01 tours for this season to
several of the popular shore resorts.
the next party leaving for Block is-
land, Saturday, Jul 24th, and to San
atogg, MOnd .'Juy 26th. Tours in.
elude milma tare, hotel accommo
dstloas, etc. Later tours to these pip
cos slim” Whig Mountains, Niagara
ails, Thouiia islands, Montreal;
Quebec and Nova Scotis. For the
"New England Tourist," describing all
tours, call on G W Harris at depot,
or oddresa, Recreation Tourist-Coni-
pony, New Haven.
SLOT THIEVES GO TO JAIL.
WESTPORT, July 23.——Four boys,
who gave their names as Edward Far-
mer, John Williams and Samuel Lewis
of New York and Charles Jackson 01‘
Bridge rt, and their age as 17, were
yesteray sentenced to 30 days In jail
each on the charge 01 robbing the
chewing gum slot machine in the lo—
cal railroad station. While the trial
was In progress, a member of the
Greens Farms Congregational Church
drove tip to the justice's and pre-
ferred charges against the young men
tor. breaking
Greens Farina, but, on learning that
they had already been sentenced for
another cilme, withdrew his
plaint. ‘
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
E. P. Fitzgerald. city: W. H'. sy.
.lr., New Haven; .1. 0. Rings, Bridge-
port; C. E. Libby. New Haven; .1. P.
Sullivan, New Haven; George Fergu-
son, New Yak; G. A. Fletcher, New
Haven. 11 E: Demitz, city; 11. Aspen-
wall, G. H. Kromberg, New York: H.
C. Cartel-.11uiiaio: b. R. Hurlbutt.
Wilton: L. Mints. Newark; F. D. inw-
ton, city; M. '1‘. Wheat; Orange, N.
.l.; (1.8. Thompson. Waterbury; G.
11. Barlow, New York; 11 Andrews
New Haven: Miss 19.6. Kittie Miss
' M. A Townsend, Oyster Bay; E. P.
Waldrona d wife. 0 tor ,v: 1". A.
Johnson. M; It. Ben ott, city;
19(1me Iv tors.
into the church at "
com- ‘ ‘
si.50 W'aisis. 95.:
You must ace this line to appreciate ........ 95c
WeDo Our Own Grinding
LENSEs GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
. We have allot Mr. Hoyt's Pro~
scriptiona.
Oiiice hours, 8 a. in. 1111 11:30
- m; 12:46 until 6 p. m. Moa-
: day and Saturday evenings un~ ,
.- til 9 p. in.
. Fenwick Optical Company
Queen-om to ~ v‘
. women a. How.
1 Rooms 7-8 United Bank Building
. or WASHINGTON at.
i aou‘ri-i Nonwsijt. court
1- TEL an
i‘:‘=.— 1‘1
Fish! Fish! Fish!
Cod. Mackerel, Snapper Blues, Weak,
Butter, Eels, Spanish Mackerel, liuli-
but. Swordfish, Native Lobsters, Long
Orroaos
Wear Shoes That Fit
79c walls, 2 for 990
Trimmed with wide embroidery. all sizes; dur-
56 Lawn Dresses, 53.49
ins this Jubilee Sale ................. 2 {or 99o 3‘ 56.00 Dresses, to close out during mg “10...“.45
$2 and 52 5.0 Waists $1 45 ‘
i300 Waists, low ndck and high neck, Waisis, . 3.1.6 Pure Lainen suitS’. .35 98
during-this ssio- ...... s ................. 51.45 Good quality. of Used during i111: sale. ....zfi.” . '
r opium” rib yon!“ a“ ’ mfiy'lv
...
' ~~'- ‘ I ‘ a . 1
iii 3mm 3 iiiti FE“ - REY is NOTICE
-:-'-'——-—..._._._._._ __ IITWIEH' ‘ ‘ xi\otice is bereby given that a moot-
sovs' and YOUTHS’ ...... ...... or... ...... was s... 33:.”
J , Q I 8 cum: In on Oil
GUN METAL AND nusss‘r Gonna. a“ thumb? day, August 2. 1009, at eight o'clock
I : ton My [I {ii ‘3 ital" dieinflfi‘iflficfi’i?
reuse of their. land being benefltteil
by th construction oi ”veterinarian
throu Bani w avenue.- bacon
High a root an Hillside Rim, and
in and through spin, Hillside Place
STEAM“ NWT]!
TIME TABLE DAILY. COMMENCING !
SPECIAL VALUES SATURDAY. JULY 1711!
Leave o. Norwalk on. m. . and W! also hear assent... to tire
. ' - : ii I! or‘
$1.50 and $2.00 Lexis otoii' Point 9.30 a. m., 2 00 p. 30mm“ traction‘ “1,3303%“ 1:;
Leave c. Dec 3. Arts 11:30 I. or. 5:30 airtime in tfiwtmommp-
e , o , , , P. m_ “ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ma 0
Misses and Children S pubioot to change without notice. or alum 1. out will also hear all
- . 3 partiesri tented In rcidtlon'to the
' WHITE CANVAS
Fare, 500.. One or .3918.st
a1 nuoli- -report otiita com-
miitoo,i whole or In part, out in
Good 09179" D," “W.“ regard to mutilation or: mange
Telephone 604 South Norwalk. "lam!
Tplen%39080115h Necviaik; Acton The 101 winglaai thoporsons
agepssed penis. 18.,wa: 9“; ratios
Telephone B200 Huntington L. i. c. terassos nice as no a. to
750 and $1.00 Deal . Arts. ' ' report or 14 (sound! :
-' AUTOMOIIII uses AT aus- 3”. “W *9"! “W"
3 05991“: c or? mews. pain”: LyorLSllcock $92133;
Tennis Oxfords i- "A” 59"" William H mitii 10.nsi
. .... ’T'TAlbertBI
The Recreation Tours
BLOCK ISLAND. “Loo—Three day
trips, Saturdays, July 11rd. 17th. 27th.
31st: August 7th.14th 21st. 2801.
ash. Minerva H.
Nash Vi s Nash Whip. Mrs.
Edward "Ilkinson ....
79.311
‘ 8208.06
. Hill ids Place Sewer. ‘ '
Frank H. (11 neon and-Louis 8.1 ‘
izz wasiiiiio'rou sneer.
and Round Clams.
A Aaronson
Successor to JOHN C. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
101 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. 9331. FREE DELIVERY.
r .
i
NORWALK‘ '
SavingsSIociety
iNcORPORA'I'ED 1m. ‘
Deposits June 29, 1909.
53. 707, 107. 48
George M. Holmes. Frost.
pi. A. emu... Vin-Bron.
red": A dliI, sacrum-m.
Ciisiomer-Lt‘lease. mi. or, i Can't ro-
member what ma sent me tor, but you.
can give me 2 cents worth of pepper-1
mint candy. cause she Iaidl cot‘ilil
'iioep the change.—Cepttu‘y.
Cadillac
~' “A Cadillac far
3 F; I'.‘ fiwood
”{WALL ITIIIT. NORWALK
BOO . . . .
PHONE 6484. SARATOGA ”RINGS "50° ”‘9 Hans rCal. Job 16:00
... 519. 00—Four day trips, Mondays Charles E. “188 _ . 15 00
Jilly 19111. 36th} All!“ 95D.16th. ‘ ',‘ "H ' '
wfi’ii‘rmoum no 524.00—1‘1 ‘ ' m 83
M I ve . ‘
If you knew as much day trips, Mondays, J‘ulyidoth; Aug- South Nor lk' July 2" 1909.,
Per ordo at the Council.
OBEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
THE it wvs'camsor
Definite ofmilitaristic
0mm“. ll. , ”I“: “"5110
ust 2nd, 16511430611.
NIAGARA FALL“ ”WP-Five day
r trtiiu'smwm' Am“ 91% L in
H [1.1 vs
days trip, new lieu-t . th
ROYAL TOUR, 567.00~Thousand ls-
lands, at. Lawrence River, Mon-
treal, Ausabie Chem and Saratoga;
ten days trip; 'i‘nasdar. Augmt 17th.
MONTREAL3 AN rounded-socc—
sbo'ut a -
122 2t
as is known, by every
Cadillac owner, then Seven days trip may. menu item. sauna or mail 'anIitiioueoi ad-
, NOVA BCOTIA, ' 560.00o-E1lht days mum theaaIin Discuss are caused
It W011“ be trip, Monday. Augustend. t or Ipi'llu‘ in the
Above rates train New Haven. For
rates-1mm3«youe station oali3'ol’t0.» Wt
HARRIS, ticket agent. N. Y., N. lied;
H. R. R. Co.. or, address,
THE RECREATION TOURIST
, . GDMAANY. .
183 Eye: Orange at..,New Haven. Comp.
bndn. Even if ono'in childhood it
creates piaclied nerves- and mum in
14052110. initlre ailerons orgspaaad
11m - i ' ‘ 1"1'.’ '
outropeabteragrsaiovo the cause or
this disease an and health is
restored throng mug the six
r’yoiiv body.
nerve system
“MWIM. . PIPIN-
Yours”
Nervoulu
Iis. Heart, aI- Male Die
cases are gi en Ispecial «mum; also
Curvature You vnii
never regr t giving Chiropractic a
VPOSTMAOTER AT NORTH WOOD-
BY
WADHINGTOW’J'. July za—iiopre-
sentativediiil has recommended. ibei
appointment of Henry 3. Cannold as dune.” 19,0
postmaster” at the fourth class ,
01 North Woodbiiry, Conn. to succeed 1".
John (1. Terrill who recently resigned.
it is. oxpootedtli hoappointmeiit. “WA
will be made.
Q Company
Norwalk Chronicler