Can’t Be Beat.
F1 om coat collar to the trousers bottom mt- .. ‘eilit tailored by in-
ventive tailors who know how to give the tooth or «ham-Into so much
atlntlied in high priced suits. it Is the quaint 11nd III\\ price in our
suits that keeps the best dressed men I'IIIIllIIL Ilvlt' The mention]
newest material of nothing but pure Will'slrtl to ~10th 1111111 for only
$7 and $10
Our line of straw hats can't be bent. prit‘e 111.1' quality.
tion outfit run he found here at rock bottom prices.
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
Who’s Your Tailor?
mu in one of
Your vaca-
wlll he the astonished question of the friends who m1:-
onr splendid tailor-made suits.
They will know it has been made by
of Its superior style.
KARP BROS.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS
88 NO. MAIN STREET, TEL. 958 SOUTH NCRWALK. CONN.
What Else Can We Do?
\\'I‘I\\'Il.lil’l"1'i‘l.\l SALE A LOT ()I" St III! -\.\'II 3 on $2 45‘
\'0II I SI\III"SI A'I ................
SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY
L GOLDEN
Reduction Sale
11 1112111101101! ItIlIUl‘ Ilflctlllflt‘
.I
Washington
Street
A WHITE l’l'RE LINEN SKIRT.
83 Booth Main St., So. Norwalk.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
The Greateét Sale of Pure Linen Skirts
in the History of The Norwalks
[Intent buttons and fold ut bottom.
‘ SALE IN BOTH STORES.
button
for
front. with
119.an
98c
515 M1In at. Stamford.
I’
Do you know them?
Do you know whom?
Harris & Gans
What do they sell?
Ask your neighbor
IIIIrguIn days have INTIVINI :11 the
I'tir'e Nothing store and there hats
ltt-en 11 wholesale slaughter ot‘ priros.
The lure» not. on the 71h punt-111‘ this
Issue will give .\on an Idea of the in»
hunternble bargains to be found at
thut progressive store. lit-Itl‘t' rend it.
.\II,< i‘lt IllI‘IllS ItnIl iIII11i|\.oI \\ IttI-r
s1t-.et have none In Notiolk, \ 1 lot 11
six Wet-Its RI.’ It uttlt 1eiIttItts
Minn Iierthu It Illllllr'l IIIts r- sttmI-Ii;
her duties at the oilltr III Iimillollll' 1 111 \\‘l1itt~ Mountuin Freezers
lituthets hating Iontnlete'tl Ill‘l‘
nnnl \ntIttion.
lill
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM ‘81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.~
()11r Annuul (‘lt-nrinr, lln Snle ol' .‘dnslin Underwear now In progress. All odds and «this and broken lots to
be sold, Some of this season‘s best styles 111'I- Illl'lllllt‘tl I1! (I decided reduction [11 price.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Luce ’I‘ritnmed i ‘tiitSlI "I ("-ii\l‘ III: ........................................................................ 39o
iSI- t.t)\’t‘ NS Low \i’t'It. Shott S‘ I l“t ts It. 111:1411 ('Ila'tl Ituiilt
SHIII (IIIWNS. ’l'ttoketl Yoke Itntl .\It'llit|llllll.\ ....................................
Si '_'.'. HUWNS. Lure Itnti lintbtotot It 11111111111111 .
H.310 I‘IMI’IRI‘I “OWNS ...... .
S‘Jflit (IWNS
$1 ‘Ih I I)“ Nb ............
$l. 1'10 Slilitfll'il III-Institt‘hwi ltutllu
$2.th SKIRTS. II minonlett it: Ii":-
31’ .10 SKIRTS. I'IIIIIII'IIItIeI‘y Il'ltl‘t'
52 ".‘SI\'IIII‘S I .I--II ”IIIIII' ....................
3'} ”IIISKIIC 'IS. I :tII- II-iilllt ................................................................
Slitllldl I”\\III"':II I)I1I'.hh‘l\t'\'v\lQll‘Slilt‘ltlst' ......
Housefurnishing Department.»
, 3111.114 Ioiltt 1*.11111- .. , . .10c ‘ .\'iIkI-l Tea Kettles ............................... 790
II t‘ :lkt' s I.i. lllliIl‘ . 1-.111 .. .. 25 i in ,l'itks. IIIII points .............................. 90
:‘. ll1.'|1ItI~kII:;t> Washing I'ill‘t‘III‘i ............ 12c Clothes “Ringers ............................... $1.95
I'.’ Hi I::.itIt:»1/I-Ii l'aii~ ..iOc I Item Presses .................................... 250
..,. ' . $2.10 1 Fuuvtt Fibers ................................ 91:
{It '1'1111. Tllllllilt‘l'h ............................. 19.: I 1'11 Traps ........................................ 10c
Conn.
ALL OUR
$12.00 and $14.00 Men’s Suits
DURING THIS SALE
$7.98
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
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THE PROOF of the pudding
is in the eating. and of Coal in
the burning.
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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. I
Everyone must decide for him-
self in buying Coal whether he
prefers assured quality to possible
good luck.
Better be safe than sorry.
THEE ms @AL @.
SAYS THE COOK:
"It's the stove.
. that‘s no good."
. SAYS THE STOVE:
it's the COAL,
. . that's no good."
“ .. sAvs THE MISTRESS:
“We'll change coal and try
HERSHFIELD'S.
if his iinzelton coal is as
good as his Ads we won't
have In htty 11 new stove."
.VIIIdIIIn,
Madam,
A MONTH AFTERIO
SAYS THE OLD STOVE: '
“I told you so."
} The 11. Hershfield & Son ct».
" Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MahackemO-d‘h'atnlt A, ”11111111. New
llritutn; S. (’irot‘nstrin, Bridgeport:
“‘IIIIl'It‘S P. Bentlet' New Milford; Wil-
. 1111111 Moran. Miss (ii-nee Moran. W. E.
WIttthews. t‘ity; I.. R. litirlbutt, Wil-
(ton: H. G. Christie. I.. Mintz. Newark;
1.1. ll .illt‘ckk, \‘irginln: G. Mendel, Cin-
II-lnntttl; K. W. Nowell. Montclalr: S.
P. FlPllh‘iIOlI. H. Ilfllnllsttiln New
\oI':k M. 'i‘ Flult,lth1tH: IL 8. John
I"Hiram W. H. Slit-Itgtto. Boston
FIRE WOOD
. Hard and soft ready to1 tamtty use.
' Hll'd Wood..... 51. 75 per 14 cord.
Eott Wood. . . . . .51. 50 per 54 cord
Split. Wood. 25: Extra.
A; CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
' N0. 74 Newtown Avenue.
Norwalk. Conn.
.1 1Title 0111110110 Union (‘ounriL K. 111
it'll" meet tonight to hike ItIt
”the death of Father O'Donnell
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STUDY YOUR FINANCES
Keep trunk of all you spend for 11 inbnth and see how many of
(I those expoudiltnus you me unnamed it) look In the tan.
fe South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILNNO. ‘ -
”9TH NORWALK. OCH".
7 ...._
Trial-Ems (1111-69.:
s We! ”‘3‘
H. KRIEGER & CO.
29-31 West Washington Street, South Norwalk
A Sale of Great "Merit
Nothing to Equal It in The Norwalks
Just received and bought by chanceI
75 Pure Linen and
English Repp Suits
just like illustration; white and natural color only; worth
$10.00; we will sell them, while, they. last,
(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-
ural Linen Skirts, worth $200, for 98c. COME QUICK!
A
For $5.00
29-31 West Washingttm Street. South Norwali:
DEATHS Illll IIIIIIIIIIS.
Joseph Canfield.
Joseph Caniield. u veteran or the t‘i
vil War, recently died at the soldleru'
inomo. Noroton. For many years Mr.
Canfield was a hatter. living in Nor~
walk; his summer vacations were pas-
sed in Lewlsboro, where his kindly
munner won him many friends.
John Troy.
.lohn Troy. an aged resident of this
Illtlce. died at the home of his brother
Martin Troy I11 Norwalk last week. Mr;
'l‘roy left his native country when a
Ind and settled in llewtsboro some tit-
tl-ilve years ago. By Industry and
frugality he acquired a. romfortable
home beside a bank account. The tie
unused was a. member of the Catholic
faith and his affliiutionn wete with St
Mary‘s church. Ridgefleld. Several
rltildren survive the deceased.
Loulu Walker.
and twenty six days. and tiaughtet 0!
Mr. and Mru.Chu1les i“. Walker, of
78 Water street, this city. died this
morninl.
inland cemetery.
‘ , Mlu Hattie
Louise Walker. aged two months
interment will be In Pine 1“!
. with; VIII-omfid
of Railroad avenue. will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30. The bur-
lul will be in Riverside Cemetery, Nor-
wulk.
Burial of Mrs. Monaghan.
The temutns of Mrs James G. Mon- Weak Fish. Haddock. Eels. Native
aghau. who was killed ly ll train at 1,,“er Long and Round Clams
Pittsfleld. Marta. Wednesday. were
brought to South Norwalk this morn-
IDB and were taken to Riterside' Cent
etery. in Norwalk. and interted.1he
trip being made dlrectlv from the
train.
HEAD CUT OPEN.
George. Montgomely. of Norwulk.
was seized “1th 11 lit in Main ntreet,
Nortvulk. last night. and tubing 01"”
hacqwutd. hit his bend ilgilIII-‘l .1
heavy iron hinge (Hill .1 n l 1g ‘- l 1
In his head. oil was axsluiet'l t-1 1,:1‘
office of Dr. W. ll. liurnoll. In W111
street. where he was It entId
.loltn F.itttl1. It 11011 l.1‘ 1'11 1111111
or the napkin: H‘I-tmttttnt lI tithe Lot-l1-
mood Mnnuh thtill. Compton. left
bright and outly Wednesday morulnt
for a mouth It vacation trip which he
will spend visiting his brother Edward
nch who was formerly employed by
Rogers and stem: the South Main
Fish! Tish! 111.111
I
clothlera qwho is now work" tton Tourist Company, New flat-p.
hm ot'b‘iilpt _ , . Into . ,. ,
ON YOUR VACATION TRIP TAKE A
BOX OF
Roger Ludlow SATURDAY
Cod Fish. Halibut, Baas. Porgles.
Snapper Blues Blue Fish. Sword Fish.
no means. SPE L
TWIN CITY CIAL
A. Aaronson .. cmAaa. ,
Successor. to 101m c.Tsn.cox. 1 42C .
131 wnnmgrozlmfis} amuse. ' NUGGET
. TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY. 5° CIGARO. FOR !
.. IVA'OATION nave: "W B J .REYNOLDS Unlaundel'ed Shifts
1.11m: mall I go on my men on MANUFACTURII. ' n that are easily worth 66c.
11in? ~
it you will secure one or the New
flux-land Tourist papers giving a list
or rat)! desirable personally conducted
tours you will lie able to select a trip
‘0 .tout' liking. Parties leaving soon
are: Block Island every Saturday.
$11.00; White Mountains, Monday,
August 2nd. tlve dayl. 824.00; Niagara
Falls. August. 9th. five days. $88.90;
Thousand Islands and Montreal, etc.
August 17th.
The New England Tourist malted
tree upon application to The flower
FOR TODAY ONLY
Watch this space next week.
for interesting price reductions.
Joseph Davis
Tailor, metal-r. Hatter,
Put-5M
Work has continued alt'. nldht at
Hoyt: a Theatre. to set the new orches-
tra. chairs set. up in time for this even-
tns'l reopening of the imam. The
attraction thin evening will be Prim
rose's minltrelo. indications point in
a very large attendance. A line par-
ade was given this noone.
M 1! Soft HIM. 0’3“...
The 1mm tun he 1mm III tint ’
min! "199'?" ton oxford- mm
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