, admired In high priced suits.
Can’t Be Beat
From cost collar to tho trousers bottom are deftlv tailored by in-
ventive tailors, who know how to give the touch of elegance so much
It is the quality and low price in our
Iulls that. leaps the best dressed men coining ili'l'(
' newest material of nothing but pure worsted io iit'lei‘t from for only
$7 and $10
Our line of straw hats can't be bent, price "or quality.
tion outfit can be found here at. rock bottom prices
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
l‘lie season' I
Your vac»
our splendid tailor-made suits.
of its superior style.
KARP
\
IS NO. MAIN OTREET,
*
Washington
Street
ll NORTH MAIN STREET}
Who’s Your Tailor?
will be the astonished question of the friends who see you in one of
The) will know it has been made hv a ii)ill|)t‘it'lll iiillor because
DESIGNERS AND LADIES muons
TEL. 958
CHALLENGE SALE or
Waists, Skirts, Etc.
NOW GOING ON
L. GOLDEN Norm-ii
I ' TEE Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale
WITH GREAT BARGAINS
Began This Morning, With Great
‘ Success. Don’t Miss It
D.—V-GOTTLIEB
BROS
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
South
Conn.
SOUIH NORWALK
fsa'v‘a THE COOK:
"It's the store, Madam.
that‘s no good."
“vs THE s‘rovs:
It's the COAL, Madam.
that's no good."
» SAYS THE MISTRESS:
“We'll change coal and try
HERBHII‘IELD'S.
If his Haselton coal is as
good as his Ads we won't
have to buy a new stove."
A MONTH AFTER!
SAYS THE OLD STOVE:
“I told you so."
The B.Ilersbiield & Son 00.
“Tel. 204. 122 Water St.
FIRE WOOD
Blind and soft ready for family use.
‘ ’ Hard Wood.....01.75 per 34 cord.
’ Soft. Wood ...... $1.50 per 1.4 cord.
Split Wood. 25:: mire.
A..GARMI IETTs' WOOD YARD.
N0. 70 Newtown Avenue.
Phorrs No. use. Norwalk. coon.
E .0...
meanest
—.—.—-
In Honduras even the
houses are built of mahogany.
We».
Trial-75 to: COAL 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.
‘fiiafims @AL 6).
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iiiiiis an initial.
Mrs. Nubry R. Carr.
.\lrs. Lizzie ll. Carr. Wife of Nilbry
Il. Carr, who has been in it very criti-
cal condition for several days. passed
away yesterdai afternoon at the fam-
iI_i home 268 East airniie Mrs. Cari
was iifty- «eight years and seven months
of age. and M addition to her hus-
leaves one son, Edwin N. Carr About
a
STUDY YOUR FINANCES
Keep track of all you spend for a month and see how many of
those expenditures you are ashamed to look in the face.
, The sum of the doubtful cries Is what you might be saving if you
had an account here and planned your. expenses carefully.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK IUILDING.
sf WASHINGTON IT.
SOUTH NORWAIM. CONN.
The Pa'risC
II IOUTH MAI‘
The Greatest -.
patent buttons and iiili
SAL
33 South Main Oh, So. Nor‘walk.
Do you kndiw them?
Do you kn w whom?
THE PICNIC.
There is no occasion for surprise In
the statement that men oriioy picniis
more than women do. The Illt‘ll do not
have to wear themselves out in pre-
paring the lunch before the pi his her
at bottom. for , ................
IN 80TH STORES.
Ask your n ighbor
oak," and Suit House
OTNIIT. ”UTH NORWALK.
e of Pure Linen Skirts
in the Histi ry of The Norwaiks
A WHITE PURE LINEN EKIRI‘. billion lr.ont
with pearl
98c
‘ 015 Mun 8t, Stamford.
A SLOW THINKER.
“My motto". said Chapieigli. “ii: iii»
ways to aw—thlnk before I speak."
“Indeed." rejoined Miss (laustiquv.
“And don‘t you find it diiilcult to nun~
into a conversation and live up to
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRAM & HYATT,
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Vb
()iir Annual (tlenrlug l'pSale of Manila Underwear now in progress. All odds and ends and broken lots to
he sold.
Some of this season‘s hcsi. styles are included at a decided reduction in price.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
._.0t Luce Trimmed (‘OltSIC'I‘ COV i‘ its ................................................................... .. . . . 39c
Tic (IOWNS, Low Neck, Short Si90\',t‘h lienrstiicired liuflic ............................................... .. 60s
31.00 GOWNS. Tucked Yoke and Medallions ................................................... . ............... 75s
:1. ‘." GOW NS, Lace and Embroidery I"rliiririiiig ........................................................... .080
$1.30 EMPIRE GOWNS ................................................................................... .1. 25
82.7.3 (IOWNS ............................................................. . ................ . ............... 01.15
82.98 GOWNS ............................................................................................ .135
81.30 SKIRTS. Heirrstlitliod lillmt' ........................................................................ $1.25
$2.00 SKIRTS Embroidery llumc .............................................. . ”$160
$2.50 SKIRTS Einlir'oldcry Ilumo ................................................................ . .01.?6
2 'll\' SKIRTS, Issu- liilillo .................................................................................. A2. 25
at. .30 SKIII' l‘S, [at c lluflli‘ .................................................................... . ............. .2 75
31,: . to t'.. .'.u \\ liI'-l'l: lllllu‘SSlVi SM iii rm“ to clone ...................................................... .. 759
'l llolls Toilet Paper ......................... 10c Nickt‘i ”lea Keiilm- ................................ 79c
It t‘ziki s I Illliltil) Soup ........................... 25c Ice I'k kii, line minis ............................. . 9c
:i ll). package \‘l'ashiui; i'()\\'ll(‘l‘ ..................... 12c (‘Iothcs Wringrrs ............................... 01.95
l2 qi. Galvanized i'llii" ..................... 10c llcrry Presses ................................ .,..260
«i qt. White Mountain i“l‘(‘l'ZL‘l'5 .................. 32.10 i Faucti Filters .................................. .. Do
'6 Thin ’l‘uinhlors .................................. 19c li‘ly ’l‘raps .................................... ....i0¢
ulnar—Si. Joseph Gazette.
0
\
s
your motto at the same time?"
H. KRIEGER & co. 00
29-81 West Washington Street, SOuth Norwalk
Kai?"
'5
ural Linen Skirts, wo
‘ Sale of Great Merit
Nothing to Equal It = in The Norwaiks
Just received and bought" by Chance
75 Pure Linen. and
1 EngliSh Repp Suits
just like illustrati‘dn; 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
usually have so much trouble in being fitted can find here
just the thing they want Also, a new lot of White and Nat-
rth $2. 00, for 98¢. COME QUICK!
H. KHIEG’
29-31 West Washington Street, South Norwalk
....,
R
8.
stairs and was seriously injiii‘ and
was also a sufferer from it' complies-
tion of kidney trouble. Dr. .Voll
mar attended her and gave er the
closest and most careful sttéirt on but
her system was unable to respt nd and
she continued to sink slowly. Funer-
al services will be held from th house
tomorrow afternoon at 2 0's! )0 . with
the Rev Frank Dunwelll Waltitr pas-
tor of the South Norwslk M hodlst
Church. onlciating. Interms t will
follow In East Norwalk Cemetery.
Miss Hattie Wilson.
Miss Hattie Wilson, a bright young
wofnan who had many friends. and
who was tomsrly employed In- the
R &, G corset factory, died thiii morn-
ing at her home. 7 Railroad Ivonne.
after an illness of lung troubli. She
was only 21 years of age. luneral
Bi‘lVicel will he held Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, with hiiii al fol
lowing at Riverside cemetery.
ter. Mrs. Jacob Utslnger. of
street. and one brother. Edw rd M.
Wilson. who lives In South N rwslk
but is employed in Norwalk, .
Morning from the experience
others is like getting money I
”It ,_ _ _ 1,...
ten days ago Mrs. Carr felLodowril
- R. Taylor
WATER BONDS DELIVERED.
Trust 60mpany Gets $100,000 and Nor-
walk Savings society $61,000.
The. City of'Soutb Norwalk water
bonds. which were sold recently, were
delivered today to the South Norwalk
Trust Company, which took $100,000
of the Issue. and to the Norwalk Sav-
ings Society. which took $61,000. The
bonds bear the signatiiie of Mayor
Francis 1. Burns". City Clerk Joseph
Water Commissioners
Christian Swartz. Stephen S Hatch
and Franklin Smith. and are in de-
nominations 0 $1,000 each. hear in.
terest at 4 pfi cent per annum and
mature in thirty wars.
The amount taken liy the South Nill
walk Trust Coinpuni “an tinned over
.to Secretary and “hammer Charles
It. Hoyt In (‘lly Finance Chairman Al
liort M. Polilmua- Watii- ('tmi IIIFSIUII-
crs Christian Swain and Franklin A.
Mias Wilson Is survived by the sis- ‘Smnii took murmur) worth purchas-
etuiow ed by the Norw
k Savings Society to
Norwsilt and paced, them in the
hands of Secretary and Treasurer
Frederick A. Ella
of cred sooner. but for the fact that
PEN NOYER—SHELDON
South Nor-walk Girl Weds Stamford
Chauffeur. ,
The many friends of Miss Augusta
Sheldon haie been surprised by the
announcement of her marriage. Miss
Sheldon became the bride of Aitliiir
W Peniroyer. a well known and popli-
181‘ young Stamford chauffeur Tucs-
dai afternoon In New York City The
ceremony was perforated In at the
Oh arch of the transflguration popular
ly known as “The Little Church
Around the Corner," i)\ the rector.
Rev. Dr. Houghton.
Tho’ witnesses were Miss Jeanette
Sheldon. sister of the bride. and Louis
Birnard of Stamford After the cere-
mom. the bridal parti- went to Staple-
ton Flatt-n island. where they had a
nodding dinner
.\I r. arid Mri l‘oriiioyer'a boheymmni
'"l-‘I‘I‘i‘y will be delayed for about three
“t't‘kli. until the return of the groom
from a touring trip which his employ'
ers have JirQ started on In their car.
W
sio mas No. or rus‘knbs.
Every ind cation points to the big-
gest. meeting In the history of the
ON YOUR VACAOTIOONF TRIP TAKE A
Roger Ludlow
10c CIGARS.
TWIN CITY
5c CIGARS.
NUGGET '
MANUFACTURER.
the best policy is to hav‘e the public
given the facts last as they are and
to that end, voted.“ a meeting held
last evening. to invite newspaper re-
porters to attend next W night's
meeti
Just what the meeting wli do In yet
s problem but. the pro srsnoe of
opinion even among most of those who
favor the allowing of liquor on the
grounds seems , tube that there will
inl. called to take action oonceruing‘be a subtsaatisl m)itialor'ity in favor of
lunar on the club grounds
The bonds would have been dell’weeant Knob Club neat Monday evo-
s lot {change In the date on them had to
M9 .. _‘ .
The governing Mitt Where! IIIIINWM
excluding liquor. A two-thirds vote ls
Quality I
Style !
Variety I
These are 3 of the lrsLthings
that attract your notice when
ion enter our store. and en-
pctlully so ill
Knee Drawers and
Coat Shirts
At 50c. the B. V. D.
At t1.oo.tlio Gotham and Star.
At 01.50. the comm.
At $2.00. the Gotham.
Dont forget our sale of n. a
W. Shirts at 0138. Value 82. .50.
Joseph Davis
Tailor, Clothlsr. Hatter,
Furnish»,
flanks and “other Goods.
U Washington «not. ,
00M Namath.
. mu- —~MM
Norwalk Chronicler