. riot: steam suits that keeps the best dressed ”can’t Be ~ D...“ From coat collar to the trousers bottom are dcillv tailored by in- ventive tailors who know how to give the touch of t Ioganue so much admired in high priced suits. it is the quality and low price In our must material at nothing but pure worsted to select from for only $7 and $10 Our line of straw hats can't be best. ["100 nor quality. tlonoutiit senile found here at rock bottom prlcus. Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street TEL. 958 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. men coming. Ili:lt‘ The season'n Your VQCU ‘ "Y T 'l W ho 3 our at or? wlli' be the astonished question of the friends who see you in one of our splendid tailor~made suns. They will know it has'been made by u i'UiiIlH’ll'Iii tailor because of its superior style ’ DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS as NO. MAIN STREET, CHALLENGE SALE OF I’ .. Waists, Skirts, Etc. NOW GOING ON wot... L. GOLDEN N South orwalk. T132 Semi-Annual [Clearancei‘Sale WITH GREAT bananas Began This Morning With Great Success Don’t Miss It .11 NORTH MAIN STREET SAYS THE COOK: “it‘s the stove, Madam, that's no good." SAYS THE STOVE: ,lt's the COAL, that‘s no good." SAYS THE MISTRESS: "We’ll change coal and try HERSHFIELD'S. If his Hfieiton coal is as good as his Ads we won't have to buy a new stove." Madam, A MONTH AFTER! DAYS THE OLD STOVE: “I told you so." fillies. HershfieldSrSon Co. Toi. 294. 122 Water St. FIRE WOOD Bard and soft ready for family use Hard Wood..i..$1. 75 per 36 cord. :Jfiqft Wood...... $1.50 per % cord FPII‘M WM. 255 EXIT“. . A. cAh'Ml serrs' woos YARD. NO. 1s Newtown Avenue "733:2: Norwalk, Conn. . k...— hilt what you please- -but keep *abouxhts to yourself. D GOTTLIEB SOUTH NORWALK Tueiitns 0m 09. 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. halitnSQQM-Qa MAN HAD DARK LANTERN. Mg) Bearles. of Union avenue, Nor- walk, heard someone prowling around the residence of Leon H. Cannon. next door. last night. and looking out of the window saw a man walking around with a bullseye lantcrn! (tailing to Harry McAIlister lo holp him he ran otlto Mr. .Cnnnon's property. followed in quick time by Harry, No trace of the intruder was found. however, and it Is supposed that someone was try- in: to get into the barn. STUDY YOUR FINANCES j . Keep track of all you spend for a nlonthta—nd see how nlany of those expenditures you are ashamed to look In the face 'The sum of tho doubtful ones In what you might be saving it you V'lhe‘Pans Cloak 38 South Main 8L, So. Not-walk. Do you know them? Do you know whom ‘? Harris 8. Gans What do they sell? Ask your neighbor IS IOUTH MAIN OTRIET, SOUTH NORWALK. The Greatest Sale of Pure Linen Skirts in the History of The Norwalks A WHITE PURE LINEN SKIRT. button hunt, with pearl patent buttons and told at bottom. for t. ................ SALE IN BOTH STORES. and Suit House 98c 515 Main St, Stamford. HARTFORD. Jilly 28. -'I‘he lii'e ten are bills tor the recorder, deputy lei-or titer and controller of New Haven were killed today when the senate voted to adhere to former action in passing the bill which was in disagreement with the house Tho bill to give life tenure :— .. 4.“- of union to tho registrar of vital stilt- tistks Ill New Haven reported uniav orably. Senator Middleton sailng that. this wlls a different proposition than the others, its that Ioillclal had been In office only a short time and had not THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM & HYATT NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Our Annual (‘Ietu‘lng Up Sale oi Muslin Underwearmow In progress. All odds and ends and broki-n lots to be sold. Some of this season's best slylcs are included at a decided reduction in price. We .ace Trimmed CORSET ( 0\ It its ....................................................................... . He he (low \S how Neck, Short bit-ores Htmsllltllid Itulllt ............................. .... ............... 50c 81 00 (,OWNS Tucked Yoke auil \ll‘iiaiiliilih ............................................................. 75c 81.2.3 (TOWNS. Lace and Embroidery Trilllming ..................................... . ....... 98: 81.50 EMPIRE GOWNS ...................................................................... 01-25 $2.75 iIOWNS .............................................................. . ....................... '. ...... . 01.75 with GUWNS ............................................................................................ . 02.75 31.30 SKIRTS, Hetllstltt'lleti Rollie ...................................................................... $1.25 82.00 SKIRTS. ldlnilroilit-l‘y Iiuillt- .g, ......................................................... I ..... . ......... 81.50 82.50 SKIRTS. I'lnllll‘oidi'l')‘ liuiilv ........................................................................... 01.75 with SKIRTS. have llllillt- .................................................................................. $2.25 $.i Bilb‘KiR'I‘S. Iiu-oRullic ................................................... . .......... ’... ................ .275 812.310 3-. I0 \\ lill' ii DRESMM. SALLJI l S to (liht‘ ........................................................ 75c Ii lloils Toilet I'illif‘l .......................... .10: ' .\I(.'I(ti ”lea Kettles ................................ 7% ‘.l (‘ultt‘s Laundry Soup ........................... 25c Ito l’ltks. lino points .............................. 9c :5 lb. package Washing I'i)\\'IIl‘l' .................... 12c (‘lothos Wringcrs .. :‘ ............... 01.95 l‘.’ ql, Galvanized I'alls .......................... 10c I Iiorry Presses .................................... 25: 1 qt. White Mountain Fret-tors ..,,.. ......... . $2.10 ' latlcot lt‘lltols ii Thin Tumblers .................................. 19c i ‘l\ Traps .......... . .......................... . ”‘00 5.00 Sale of Great Merit Nothing to Equal it in The Norwalks .. , Just received and bought by chance 75 Pure Linen and: . En slish Repp Suits yo! proved his especial value. H. KRIEGER 8. CO. 29-81 West Washington Street, South Norwalk \ A i i usually have just like illustration; white and natural color only; worth $10.00; we will sell them. while they last, For $5.00 (II We have plenty of large sizes so that large women who so much trouble in being fitted can find here just the thing they want Also, a new lot of White and Not- ural Linen Skirts, worth $2. 00, for 98c. COME QUICK! ' * ..—_\.._ iiiil lullcls ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. ___.a_ District of Norwaik. ss.. Probate Court, July 27. A. D..1909. Estate of Charles T. ymond late of Norwalk. in said dist ct deceased. Ordered. That the executrlx exhibit her administration account do this eourt for adjustment, at the Probate olllce in Norwalk. on the 3d day of August 1809. at 3 o’clock afternoon; and that all persons Interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the ex- eoutrlx will cause this order to be published In a newppaper having a circulation In said district at least five days before said 3d day of Au- gust, 1909. HENRY W: GREGORY. 12?: 1t Judge. TRlNl'lY CHURCH CHOIR SAIL. Captain Howard, of the tug Addie V. Is to take the T'inity Church choir and their families out. for a sail to the Chateau tie Beau: Arts. Lon. island tonight on his craft. About a doses will be in the party and the start. will loom in down i REFUSED BILITY ACT. HARTFORD, July 28.—-The senate hy'roll call of 18 to 9 refused to re- consider lts action In rejecting the employers' liability act. The motion was made last week by Senator F81“! and the bill recalled from the house. After the roll call the bill was sent back to the house. The senators In favor of reconsideration were: Luih. er. Goodwin. Penn. Shanley. Holzcr. Arnold. Peck. Brinsmade and Reed. Those against are: Chamberlain. Abbe. Mldleton hudington. Stiles, Bowen. Chase. Phillips, Latlmel Al len. Bradfoni. Manwaring. Silliman, Bearis, Burnham..8lrnes. Turner and Hlxsins. Senator Alsop was paired with Senator Barnum. who was ab- sent. steerslcfivgson EAST NOR- A LK. The bill in rolatiou to i‘llll'll'ICil)‘. which the East No'rwalk Fire district. has been dosiroul of settln-r throush the lulsllture, passed the House yes- terdly but has yet to go to the senate The district had I bill introduced livln It the rignt‘to generate its own; ohotdoty should time In til“. future Ihstosd out. instant-stun ii I. “0'4 TO RECONSIDER LIA- t desird to at some slimline-j Williams. the ofilosrs and-s SAVS SHE WAS INSULTED. on YOUR VACATION '1'an TAKE A sex or Roger Ludiow 10¢ CIGARS. TWIN CITY . Miss Ella Williams Makes serious Charge Against John Reynolds, of Norwalk. John Reynolds, of Norwalk. was tried before Judge Lockwood in the Town Court this morning. on the Quality! Style l . Variety l charge of having lndeoently exposed 5c manna, The“. or 3 lb his person and used Improper language that utlracet ygfir infill?) ‘33:; to Miss Ella Williams, fifty years old. ~ M," ”m"- our “om ‘und es- of 27 Chapel street. NUGGET . pet'laliy so In I As Miss Williams was returning tome from the 10:10 Stamford car. , N‘s/lit night. she tttrned to so. down 5: “GAR" Kile: Dinga‘nd \ ater street. to get to her home. She OI passed the switch box at the railroad B. J. IREYNflQLDS M . crossing In Water street and' some A T ‘ t§m on?a whom site later Identified as Tm]!- . NU'AO U n. ’ At .1 $331“ Itur. no a. called‘out to her In a it Y _ '— ~ ' ‘ ymanner. time, Judie locks/00d found Rey- At:2.00.ili:aotham. nolds guilty. He was fined .7 and given thirty days in Bridgeport Jail. AUTO AXLI IIOKIN. A Maxwell runabout. owned by a ' Waterbury oil salesmen. took a homo too hard neati the National 'Oystor Oar- rior Company plsnt in Wiser strut. yesterday afternoon. sad the rest sale was broken. The Miss vs. towed ls: : Norwsik wage m the old of Don't forget our sale of I. t W. Shirts at 01.“. Value “.50. Joseph Davisv Tailor, cletlao. Hatter, Flt!!!“ 0MP, ’l't‘ualtsw and Mather mob. She immediately notllied Captain Hunt, who, with .,Ofllcer Lsntlterland. wont out and arrested Reynolds on her description. When Reynolds was i brought into the station house she im utodlsu-ly identified him by his voice and clothes principally. At his trill this month: Jud Inckwood appolatr ed Selectman Jo 1) bovine to not as his suardinn. After hearing the evidence of Miss "I‘ll“ Inca “MW to With Vim
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