I'fil'a‘EFéluus @AL 69.
the burning.
I; . position to furnish you with the
best.
"self in buying Coal whether he
good luck.
From seat collar to the ire sers
admired In high priced suits. it is
stilts that keeps the best dressed
'our splendid tailorvmade suits.
of Its superior style.
KARP
90 NO. MAIN STREET.
Can’t Be Beat
ventivo tailors, who know how 0 give the touch or «legume so much
newest material of nothing but pure worstcd lo n‘t‘lct'l from for only
$7 and $10
Our line of straw bats can't be, best. price our quality.
tion outfit can be tound here at rock bottom prices
Cepyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
Who’s Your Tailor?
will be the astonished question of the friends who :tw
They will know it has been made by a illlltllt‘lt'lll tailor because
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS
TEL. 958 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
bottom are denb tailored by in-
tbe quality and low price In our
men coming IIPII'. The. season's
Your vacui-
you in one of
BROS.
Washington
Street
.. canon-.1.- :
4
SAVE THE COOK:
“it's the slow,
that's no good."
,4.
SAYS THE STOVE:
It's the (70.11.,
that‘s no good."
GAYB THE MISTRESS:
“We'll change coal anti try
HER Sii Fl ELll‘S
if his Hamilton coal is as
good as his Ads we won‘t
. have to buy a new stove."
Madam,
Madam.
A MONTH AFTER!
BAYS THE OLD STOVE:
7“i told you so."
. _'i he B.Iiersllfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
'. THE PROOF of.the pudding
if in the eating. and of Coal in
Speaking for ourselves let us
say. we have the goods. the ex-
perience, the ability and the dis-
iright Coal—the kind your furnace
'or range needs to make it do its
Everyone must decide for him-
prcfecs assured quality to possible
1' Better be safe than sorry. .
{I
CHALLENGE SALE OF
Waiéts, Skirts, Etc.
NOW GOING ON
L. GOLDE
South
N o r w a I it.
Conn.
Some Shoes Are Good
Other Shoes Are Better
Our Shoes
Are “Best”
Men’s
Emerson. . $3.60. $4.00 and 85.00
Keith Konqueror.$3.50 and $4.00
Waldorf ........ , ......... $2.50
‘ 9
adtes
Lounsbury 4'. Soules
........ $3.00. 3350 and $5.00
Herrick‘ a. $2.00 32 50 and ‘3. 00
Fisher .......... $1. 60 and $2. 00
Children’s
Educators. $1.50. $1.75 ‘nd $2.00
Boston School Shoes
........$1.25. $1.50 and $2.00
CONNEALLY
AND .
B R A C K EN
WE SELL THE BEST $2.00
SHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 3634
ON YOUR VACATION TRIP TAKE A
BOX OF
Roger Ludlow
10c CIGARS.
TWIN CITY
5c CIGARS.
NUGGET
5c CIGARS.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
There. Is no such thing‘ as a man en-
tIreI) bad In a man cutlrcly good
Good and bull lirc miuulcd in every
onc until 11. Is hard to roll whore [In
one begins and tho otlII-r ends.
Keep track of all you spend for
win iron or. 1
1 these expenditures you are ashamed to look In the lace. ,
The sum of the doubtful ones Is what you might be saving If you
Id an account here and planned your expenses carefully.
UNITED BANK IUILDINO.
ll
make awnings.
Make hay when the sun shines.
you cannot 'mukc bay.
STUDY YOUR FINANCES
a month and see how many of
court-I spawns.- sons,
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN OTREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
The Created Sale of Pure Linen Skirts
in the History of The Norwalks
A WHITE l’l‘iili LINEN SKIRT.
33 South Main 8t., So. Norwalk.
Do yOu know them?
Do you know whom?
Harris .8. Gans
What do they sell?
Ask your neighbor
The Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale
wrra camr BARGAINS
Began This Morning With Great
Don’t Miss It
D. GOTTLIEB
Success.
11 NORTH MAIN STREET
IIBII IIIIIIIIIS
SOLVENT NO'I‘II‘IC.
District of .\'orwnik. rs... Probati-
I'oull, .Iuly BI. A. 1)., illtlll.
Estiltc of tlcrlrtuio li. Ilcucdicl. bite
of Norwnlh. in said district, deceased.
'l‘bc ('ourt oi l‘robute lor the ills
trlcl oi Norwalk. hath limited and Ill-
Iowcd six IIIouills from tho dntc bore
of tor the crcditors Ill said estate to
exhibit thcir claims tor setllcmcnl.
i'IltiN‘ who nculcct to present their
Iccounls. properly IIllcsictl. within said
iliilt‘. \Iill inc (it-Illil'l'eti II I‘Itt'mel'y .\I|
lll‘I'Sllllh‘ illileilleti to said cslulc nrc
.f‘tltlt'>|t‘ti to make inlnlcdintc mumcnt
11)
DAY”) id. iilSllRtlw.
jL‘Ii a: 11 Administrator.
tliilli'lli ill“ Ntl'l‘lt‘H.
llisll‘it'l ot‘ Norwnlk, m. l’robuln
t‘ourl. July :1}. A. 11., 111119.‘
\\’bcrca.:, writlcn uppllcalion had
been luadc to this court for titllllinis-
trution oi the csluto of Charles l-‘.
Howell. lalc of Ntll‘Wltik. in said dis-
trict. (lcccuscd.
Ul'dmcd. That said :Ippiit'iliillll llc
board and determined at tho Probate
Hilton in Norwalk, on the 4th day of
August. 1901‘. at 3 o'clock afternoon;
and that public notice thcl'cnf bc giv-
en to all persons lnIt‘l‘PSit‘Ii [herein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having :1 circulation in said district.
at least tivc days before said day of
bearing.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY,
.ludgc.
FIGHTING IN PERU.
Four Persons Hurt in Conflict at Callao
Station.
LIMA. I‘cru. .iuly 2ti.—-i“our pcrsons
were. injured today in a conflict at the
Gallup station between the police and
twohundred striking engineers, gremen
and conductors. Public opinion
unanimously in favor of the strikers
and censures the attitude of the Peru-
vian corporation in trying to introduce
novelties impossible in Peru. as well
as Its system of wages. A committee
of strikers will call on President
legato today.
STABBED TWICE DURING QUAR-
REL.
HARTFORD. July 2ti.—i’clldlng the
outcome of two stab wounds Indicted
in the abdomen of Fred llayon during
I quarrel Saturday night. James Mc-
Cormick, who Is charged with having
done the stabbing. is held under bonds
of $1,000. in theI police court today.
it was explained that the injured man
could not possibly be present for at
least one week, so the hearing was ad-
lourued. it is understood that Bayou
was stabbed while protesting against
.119 conduct of McCormick. while till
latter was passing Bayon's home on
Hudson street at mldhlght Saturday.
STUDENT-WAITER oaowueo. ‘
NAN'l‘UCKET, Mass. July 26.—Enrl
Cadwell. of New Haven. Conn, a sill-
dent at the Pratt's institute. Brooklyn.
N. 17.. who was working as head waiter
at a summer hotel to get money for
next year‘s tuition. was drowned last
night. With two companions he was
swimming. He became. exhausted and
sank before the others could reach
him. He was 21 years old.
“Manama. young Pmlossor McGoosie
propelled last night—K
"Mercy. child! What on earth has
he got to live on?"
"i wish you wouldn't Interrupt me.
momma. He proposed that on start
incur
a “i“
«chime fi‘rlbup
I
is‘
President Eliot‘s on feet I
button front
patent. buttons and Iuld at bottom.
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
“ottoman."
for
515 Main 8b, Stamford.
M“.-
SOUTH NORWALK
Charles H. Taylor.
t'burlus ll. ’l‘;1\lor dicd ycstcrday at
the Aims llouso town rnrln. aired Inrty-
six years. lie Is survived by u widow
dow and onu son. Stanley Taylor. and
1] daughter, Mi»; Sarah L. Taylor, of
Wcsiport. Funeral services will be
bold from the undertaking rooms of
Frcdorick ll. tluuuuu. h‘t South Main
strccl. 101110er .1' afternoon at :3 o'clock
interment in Pine Island (‘cnlcli-ry.
RECEPTION
AT TOKENEKE.
Over 200 Guests st Saturday's AffaIr
at Popular Summer Resort.
The reccptltm Saturday by the To
kcncko Club. at the club llousc at tho
charming rI-sorl. was u very line nl'~
fair and was ultcudod by upwards of
2th guests from the Norwalks, Col-
lnudcr‘s l'olnt, tirccnwich and Now
Ylli'k.
The club has been handsomely Ilcc-
ornlcd with flowers and the whole
scene was a most bountiful one. The
guests wcrc Ieccivcd by Mrs. Thomas
AIsop. Mrs. Minor 1), Randall, Mrs.
Cbarlcs Fluid and Mrs. Louis 8. Tot
11rd. 'l‘ou was poured by Miss Mary
Tctard and punch was served by Mrs.
Arthur Phillips. A lunch was also
scrxrcd.
During the rcccption. which lasted
from 4 until 7 o'clock. an orchestra fur-
nished succt mush. and Iollowlnlr ”19
regular lt’It‘DIIOil the owning was de-
\lllt'ti to dinning.
INSURANCE AGENTS' OUTING.
Event Held Saturday Afternoon
Metropolitan Representatives.
Tile agents of the Metropolitan Life
insurance t‘ompany, in the South Nor-
wulk, Hiaml'ord Itnrl Greenwich dis-
trict. had a fine outing Saturday af-
ternoon at Dorlon's. Including Super-
lntendcnt 1". s. llennlngholf. of Siam.
ford. and Assistant Superintendent
William Armstrong, of South Norwalk.
the whole party numbering twenty-
eight.
The dinner was served in Landlord
lohn E. O Sullivan' 3 best style about- ’
o'clock. and tollnwing 1t.adjournmeut
was taken to a nearby lot. where it
baseball game. Was played.
The local lneu in attendance includ-
ed. In addition to Mr. Armstrong, Lor-
aine llrowu. .l. Pryor, W. 1). Foster,
.l. Galfncy. (l. Schluter. Fred Elwood.
.\I. Schnobbc and l). lilckland.
by
MR. WILLOUGHBY IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, .luly Zfl.—Wlillam l“.
Wllioughby. who recently accepted the
poet of assistant director of the cen-
sus. ai‘rived today from i‘orth Rico
on'thc steamer San luau. Mr Wil-
lougbby has been In Porto Rico slncc
1901 ser1lnx as treasurer and tbe_n as
secretary of state. Since liltl7 he had
, be sold.
' ' MONDAYJULV astray?“
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Our Annual (‘lcuring l'p Sale of
Sonic of this season‘s best st
Mic l .ace Trimmed CORSET (‘ 011 Its .
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Muslin l'ndechnr now In progl'css. All odds and cnds and brnkcn lots to
yin-s tire included at a decided reduction in price.
MUSLIN, UNDERWEAR.
Lake ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake ice Co
Freight Yarn.
FIRE WOOD
Hard and salt ready for family use.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 1,4 cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per ’73 cord
Split Wood, 25c Enra.
A. CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newttmn Avenue.
Phone No. 783-2. Nor-walk. Conn.
Ilili paint
“illl ilcll-
Sandpaper will rcmmw
more rapidly if kcpl
zinc.
\\ cl
Learning from (“1' mp. iii an oi oth-
I‘ls is likc billing :I baby hand you
candy.
A man Kcts so excited hunting for a
political job that he forgets 11 Isn't
patriotism.
You lnny respect a man for tbc cuc-
lnlcs he makes, but you never cnry
him.
"What makes that fellow so popli-
la r?‘ He'll listen to a funny stoty
without insisting on telling antither."-
Kansas (‘lly .loulnal.
“Mr. and Mrs. .lymes never quarrel.
do they ‘7"
“No: neither 01' them has the artist
tic temperament and they have never
claimed to be afllnlties."——(‘blcago 'i‘rl.
bone.
Ethel~“.inck thinks you are good
enough to eat."
Elsie—“i like Tom better: he thinks
I am good enough to fecd."—Boston
Transcript.
No matter how a woman can't get
along with her servants she has to
be on confidential terms wi‘ll them so
as to get the latest news about the
neighbors—New York Press.
Don‘t leave slander lying around
- where it will twist the tongue of goo
sip. '
The Host-«islets have your honest
opinion about this winefl
The Guest—"It is worthless."
The liest~“Yes, that‘s what Jones
says about your opinions. but i want
to hear it Just the sanle.“—»---("lerclmld
Leader.
in reflecting on the Illillis‘ of our
next door neighbor we forgot that he
may be. looking. too.
An old grouch Is as good as a new
one if you are merely looking for
trouble.
A kick in time may also save nine.
No man wants to go to heaven by
the aeroplane route.
Don‘t wait for opportunity to knock.
Have the door open.
Some of us complain that we don‘t
get all thats coming to us. and are
illi‘k\ at that.
Some women are such bargain fiends
that they would demand cut rates for
.I surgical operation.
been president of the em ut11 e coun
(Iii In the lcgisaative assembl1.llo
will proceed to vashlngtou to take up
his new duller.- Ilcrc
The plt‘llif. Satuldny unticl tho alts
plces of the St. Emory ('lub connect.-
ed with St. I :1 Illiullt-I Ilubp‘riun l'?
man Catholic c ur‘ch.1\'n~z a e~i~'1‘
hie occasion for a lurvo nu llltl o! the
people. It Was hcld on the church's
property In Vim Grove shoot and
there were athletic games and other
pleasures Including dancing. during
the afternoon. some: with lunch The
festivities continued untll midnight.
the rounds hsl highland in the oven-
by many, I lanterns. ’i‘hero
also-eons mm ‘
The people who sneer at us would
probably be very much surprised to
know what we think or them.
When a girl thinks she has a swan-
llkc ncck site Is apt to make a goose
oi herself ovcr ll.
It sometimes seems to the rest at us
that success comes to a. man In spite
of himself
Marrying men are beginning to re-
mar kthst many married women have
too much Idle time on their hands. .
Plans are using more for thoel
trillostl of the more Idiom-that
m... MM
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. a H. l .‘
rwo ‘Pbones — 754.3; 814-2.
................................................................ 39c
Tu tIIIWhS, Low Neck Short How we: I. Illlrililt ilt‘ ti Ilutllc ............................... ‘3 .................. 50c
31 00 (.()W M} Tucked Yoke and Medallion ..................................................................... 75:;
31.2.. (:IlW NS lace and F'illillllilillt 'lIrnuuni: ,. . .......... .. , . ............................... 980
Si :10 EMPIRE (l(l\\'\'S .............. .. .. .. . . .. . . . ............................... $1.25
$2.15 (:(lWNS ......................................... ., . , . , ............................... 81.75
83.115 t:tl\\'.\'s .................................................................. $2.75
“.30 SKIII'I'S, “mIIslichu-d Itutllo . ............. , .............................. $1.25
$2.00 SKIRTS. EIIIbrOIdI-I‘y ILIIIIc ...... ... .. ........- . ... .......................................... $1.50
$2.30 SKIRTS. Embroidery llumo .. ..' ............................................................. $1.75
1‘.“ Sluil' I‘S, ia‘lli lilliiic ................... . .. . ................................... 52.25
33. IIISKIltih 1..“ iIIIilh- , .......... .. ............................................ $2.75
$1.1.» 111$: .lb \\111"11h illii‘SSth. Stttu tuh' lotus. . . ‘ ......................................... 75c
fliiolls Toilet Paper ., .. 10c \it 1:11 11 :I No tiles ................................ 79c
ll t'akcs Laundry Soup . ...... 256 I Ico- inks, iiill points .............................. 9c
:1 lb. pnckugc Washing l'ou‘dcr .. ... . .12c I (‘lothcs “Winners ............................... $1.95
1': qt, Galvanised i’nils .................... 10c i iI-rly i'rcsses .................................... 25c
4 III. While Mountain Flt 1cm .. ..... $2.10 . Fiillt'll Hill-E‘s ................................. . 96
6 Thin 'l‘umblers .............................. 19c it‘ly ’i‘I'nps ........................................ 10c
PURE ‘
29431
rieger 81 Co.
West Washington Street.
Closing Out at Special
Reduced Prices All
Summer Goods
iii Women’s and Girls’ Dresses. Shirt
Waisis, Linen Dusters. Linen Skirts,
Net Walsis, White and Black Linger io
Dresses. all at reduced prices.
* iii Clothing for Boys, Youths and Men;
all this season’s styles; reduced prices.
Iii Furniture. Rugs, Mattings, Porch Fur-
niture, Brass Beds, White Enamel Beds
and Mattresses, to make“ room for Fall
Stock, at greatly reduced prices.
(1] Easy Weekly Payments and reduced I
prices ought to make you live easier
and better.
DWI Charge Account
-\ ?Tii
H Krieger 8:00.
or -. .
FINE ABBORTMENT or
SOUVENIR
Post Cards
from Te up.
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan lioolt. 132 Washlngton 8t.
TRY ~”our;
Bologna, Frankfurter: and San-
sages—all made fresh. daily.
Visions of all kinds.
w... -_....- . .
Quality! ‘
Style 1
Variety!
Tl csc are 3 or the first things
tl..11 .Ittract your notice when
you cuter our store, and en-
pccluily so in
Knee Drawers and
Coat Shirts _
At 506, the B. V D.
At $100, the Gotham and Star-
At ‘1. 50. the Gotham
A02. 00. the Gotham.
Don't forget our sole of E. 1
W. Shifts at $1.06. Value 82. 50.
Joseph Davis
I Tailor. Clothlar. Hatter,
- Furnish.
Mean and Pro
Norwalk Chronicler