' Can’t Be Beat From coat collar to the trousers bottom are tit-.1 ily tuilored by in- ventive tailors, who know how to give the [Until of i It gout-e so much admired in high priced units. it is the qualitr :uul Ion price In our suite that keeps the best dressed men coining i.i’lt‘ The season”. newest material of nothing but pure worslcd to our '1 touu for only $7 and 310 Our line of straw hats can't be best. prICc nor ”utility. Your vaca- tion outfit can be found here at rock bottom pl‘ii‘i-r, Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street WhO’s Your Tailor? will be tlic astonished question of the fl'it'lltis who rivl' you in one of tour splendid tailor-made suits. They will know it has been made by a (0:: pctoni iuilor because of its superior style. ‘ KARP BROS. ' DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS . 08 N0. MAIN STREET, TEL. 958 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Good White Goods AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES 19c (‘ORSIC'I‘ COVERS ............................... 2 for 25¢: (lilc (‘ORSICT COVERS .................................... 23c I'iilt‘ (‘ORSET COVERS ..................................... 37:: 6& South Washington . N o r w a ik . Street Conn. Reduction Sale ALL OUR $12.00 and $14.00 Men’s Suits DURING THIS SALE . $7.98 x g ‘ D. GOTTLIEB‘ 11 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK THITImst‘EIAIO- IS IT NOT A PLEASURE to buy of a dealer whose goods are of the best and upon whom one may place reliance in every busi- ness transaction? The Size of Your Coal Bill surely interests you. You hnvc seen it go up while voui‘ Iiuids so down. We Can Bring It Down with our Ilazleton coal—clean. dry, bright. from selected mines. The B. Hersbiield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. We'll be looking for you! briefings @AL Q9. FIRE .wooo \ Hard and soft ready for family use. . Hard Wood.....si.75 per 34 card. ' . Soft. Wood. ..... $1.50 per 1,4, cord. , ‘ Split Wood. 25o Extra. ‘~ i A. OARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD. ” - .NO. 74 Newtown Avenue, Film No. 703-2. Our best efforts are put forth to buy coal that will satisfy and please our customers and win their confidence. No matter where you have bought Coal in the past. try OUR Coal—and our way of doing busi- ness—this season. ' 'I'ho Idiistcntcr- Witch I was in New York l was on» of ”to 400. The \‘t'esteriici'-~ i soc; which one ol‘ the two ciphers wcro yum—Chicago News. N°Mllkic°nm Solemn Mam-lip you hear that . . _... ._...~.... _. clot-h slowly ticking? Do you know South American ants have been what day' it is over bringing ucaror? known to construct a tunnel throt- Cheerful Mnn~-ch; pay days—Mel- milieu long. 'bourne Table Talk. “V“..c. ~__ . ...-. muthW Robert Louis Stevenson ‘ 1: save as the ideal him in life:~« .. “To be honest, to be kind, to earn al little. to spend less. to make upon the whole. a family happier by thrift and saving." : . . . This bank can help ytni to realize this ideal aim by coring for jour savings and paying 4%. South Norwalk Savings Bank . . UNITID nus surmise. ‘ thorns or. some soawsut, court. 1 a». A WHITE PURE LINEN SKIRT. 33 South Main St., So. Norwalk. The Paris Cloak and Suit House 33 SOUTH MAIN ITREET, SOUTH NORWALK. The Greateét Sale of Pure Linen Skirts in the History of The Norwaiks sum. Ev patent buttons and fulti at bottom. for .................. SALE IN BOTH STORES. I button front, with pearl 980 515 Main St, Stamford. PURE ” Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake Ice Coi Office and Star-age, N. V., N. H. d. H. Freight Yaru. I‘wo 'Phones — 754-3; 814-2 FINE ASSORTMENT OF SOUVENIR Post Cards i rom lc up W. A. Briggennan’s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 132 Washington at. "ravens Bolognas. Frankfurters and San- sages—all made fresh. daily. Mean and Provisions of all kinds. F. KARL. 76 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 445. Some Shoes Are Good Other Shoes Are Better Our Shoes Are:B_est” Men's Emerson. . $3.50, $4.00 and $3.00 Keith Konqueror.$3.50 and $4.00 Waldorf ........$2.50 ' 9 Ladies Lounsbu'v G. Soules ........ $3.00. $3.50 and $5.00 Herrick's .3200, $2.50 and $3.00 Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00 Children’s Educators. $1.50, $1.75 .Ind $2.0. Boaion School Shoes ........ $i.25, $i.50 and $2.00 CONNEALLY AND BRACKEN WE SELL THE BEST $2.00 SHOE IN CONNECTICUT. Bi WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE 3634 a WHEN YOU SPEND 10c FOR A CIGAR GET YOUR MONEV’S WORTH. BUY A Roger Ludlow Best 10c Cigar on the Market FOR A FIVE CENT SMOKE YOU CAN'T BEAT .THE Nugget or Twin City B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. As a laborer the Japanese has. cens- ed to figure in the future of Mexican Industry. It Is believed the policy of the Japanese government, announced some time ago, of forbidding the amt gratlon of the laborer of that country to Mexico will be continued for many years to come and that the adminis— tration of the policy will be such as to render the embargo absolutely effec' tlve.-—Mexican Herald. Newed (alter the ceremonyl—Dear- eat. do you really think I'll prove a sat- isfactory made? Mrs. Newed—Oh. I guess. you'll do as a mate. all rl ht. Now loolf me over and tail me w t you . think of 'your oaptala.——I.IpptnI cow: Magazine. . In Ordering Your Next Winter's Coal from Us The sooncr you lcut'n of ibc good scr- vicc our coal gives. the sure-r you air” to always order lioro. Harris 8: Gatis Co. TEL. 450. 68 WATER ST. clinii Ullllllii Billiliilliiii lililili Mcm Irs oi Illt' House oi Representa- tives Speak ai Lengih on Iilt’ Various Amendments IIARTII‘t‘lllIl. August fi.~’l‘lic pent up l'cclinits of iucmbt-rs of the house on tho public utilillcs quosiinlr were let linlsv iodtiy and a flood of oratory Iollowcri. 'I‘bo house chamber “its ci'ovtdcd with spi‘ciutors (Inc of tin‘ curly incidents was lhi- tuininiz down of tbo (‘nrmody diuit of a bill which was intriuinccd by Itcpi'csi-nintiw IMil'llllth‘l'. oi “titliiillll‘V. as up ililli‘llib llll‘ll-I aiicr thc icpori of the minority of tho (‘tllllIIIIUI't‘ had bccii siiiislilutcd for (but of the majority. llcprcscnln iivc Scott. of I"\inonili. iipcuctl ibc tic- bulc by saying that he wanted a bill that would on» both branches lic said it seemed ut. times that tho coiir initicc could prosctii n bill that would be “(‘(‘Pplfliliq' to the homo and would also pass iio- N‘ilitlt‘. Ho lcli it his dulv in support liti- uiitioritv rcpori. although he did not think it “cut for Pliouab. and he thought lhorc might be u disposition to ridiculc it and punch bolc~ in it. He did not think thcrc has .i champ to pass the minor "mission. I .h'.‘ at on by icporl as tho st‘llillv bud rcfuscd to illitSS a iciisounbic employers" liability I bill. and would not vote to rcmovc the limit for damages. llc said that tho cominlttcc i'calizcd llic difficulty ol drawing a lull for a joint commission without rccodifyini: the general rail- road law. chrcsentaliic Scott ihcu took tip ilu- sections and began to or plulir-tliciu He said. "We have. tin radicals. who want in radical bill: then We have llic persons who want. nu.bill. who run coachcd from the side lines. and \vc linvc those corporations which uro if) Ilc supervised. The ma- jority icport will do smllcihing and if It works out well it cull be extended to include the rnilronds. l beiicvc the day will come when we will get a son- atc which will pass an eiuployci's' li- ability nct, remove tbc limit of dain- ages and regulate the railroads. hook at this in a fair light and swallow your disappointment and pass the bill. I move the passage of the bill." Mr. Mursdcupof Madison. moved to substitutc tho minority report for the Barnum bill. Mr. (‘haudlcr asked for ‘a ruling and the chair ruled that Mr. Mnrsdcn‘s amendment was out of or der. The issue then was between the two reports. Mr. Chandler said that the vote in the senate showed that "the mighty arc much shaken." He. asked why Representative Scott had allowed "the matter to be taken» out of the hands of the house and into the senate. which has said 'It Is that or nothing.‘ We Were willing do go the limit in a way of iL compromise. but it‘ we must accept the Barnum hill or nothing I say let the answer be ‘notb- lug." iAppluutieli I believe that this session will pass a. bill and that it will be a hill with some teeth‘in it." Mr. Chandler" then took up an ex- planation of the proceedings In the committee telling of the discussion and the rewarding of various sections in the bill of t original commission. lie told ospecifily oi the changes made to conform to some wishes of representatives ‘of Mr. Moilen. He also told of compromises which had been reached on other sections. pointed out that thc niaiorlu bill has no provision against politics hr corruption In. the commission. and that the construction and holding companies were not brought under the purview of the com- lle tritlinated that there was a joker in tho Barnum bill which would ncutrallae any stock rc‘rulation "Ill issuance of debenture ”"9 Wllr (In the disease. bonds. Mr. Chandler made some very ”"I'I‘ ”I "li‘nel‘ and 000808105 Wfll' on through tho sharp and pointed criticisms of the Barnum bill. mid then resumed his seat and Speaker Ravi: 'l’lOIciI prece- dents for his riding that the minority report could not be presented. Representative Dormltzer presented the Carmody draft and when the house laughed. he said: "Some members seem to think this in a ioke.” Ho ex-. plained the raft he presented ENGNI =' "‘ ‘ 9... .i' SENTINEIS ‘ , i monsoon sueufii' a; soy THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM & HYATT, NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Annual August Clean-up Sale Now is the time for real bargains. Everything in the way of Summer Goods at prices to close. We never carry goods from one season to another. but sell them the season that they are bought. The'bargains we are offering in this saie are bigger and better than ever before. One and two-piece WASH DRESSFS WASH DRESS GOODS. of all kinds. all in- WASII SUITS. white and colored eluded in this sale S‘I’ARATE WIII'I‘E soars II ilAMMOCKS at 25% discount PONGEE COATS WHITE SERGE C0 \T S MATTINGS—all China and Japanese Mat- tings. 20% discount SEPARATE SILK COA'I'S TRISTRAM a HYATT. NORWAI.K.- CONN. iiiii iuiiiis SOLVENT .\'O'I‘lt‘if l District of Norwalk. ss, Court. August 4. A. I).. 1900 Estate of (‘hurics I‘. Ilowcli. law oi Norwalk, in said district, tic-ccuscd i The (‘tllll‘l of I’rolnlleI for IIit.‘ Iris- trim of Norwalk hutli limiicd and III" lowed six months from ihc iluie lion-of .r for the creditors of said csiutc to exhibit their claims for settlement. Thorns who ncglt-ct lo prosciit tiicir> .1 accounts. properly utteslod, wi'iiin ' suid time. will be dcbnired il It'i'IHt'I‘y.‘ All pcrsous indebted to sititi v-stuic ill't‘t rcuueslcd to ninkt- iuimcdiztfc pity-L mom in i‘robulc: . Do You Know TitKriegerCo.’s GREAT SUMMER Linen Suit and Skirt Sa e IS NOW GOING ON? iii Isn’t it worth while that you should come .-\.\'.\’ll'I S. HOWELL. y Ailllliliitili‘.lli‘i\ , £15113 l9 every member of tlic committcc, :inl IIlt‘II smoothing had happened and IiIt‘ committee had split. 'l‘ht-n Ilc said tb.il' :i this draft belongs to the bou~c undi was drawn so that it could pass both brunt-hos. lie called it n compromiscl measure )Ir. llorniltzcr thou Illlth'II r. the udoption of his nmcndmcnt Sin, n “blind. of New London said Ill 'u _ gard to the ilorruitrci uiucmimcut ibui; ,. tho comtuittcc hiid world-ti baid iol act a bill that would has.» both I|'ft=it‘i\ ' ‘ cs ol' the assembly. but “Ilt‘ll ll \vus} . intplicd that thc coipiuuiious imumr ilic souutc and that it must on ‘I iiiil‘ that would puss the senate or none ill] all ho had lit-conic one of the minor? ity. He had been one over since liei asked: “Are tho representatives of the people to do do what they thiukli. host. or are they to do what sonic tllli‘! ' tells thorn they can do" This is no ‘ iinu- to compromise. and i think that ; I_ Illi' ttiuclidment to the nincudmciii illiLlllI to bc round down." ltcprcscntatiw Higgins, of \\'inclics~ tor. took the same ground and said: "Lct us as members of the house do w our duty irrespective of what the scn - ., utc docs and I believe that if we do and it goes back to the senate there will bc enough senators see the errors of their ways and pass what the peo- ple want." Representative Clark. of Bridgeport, said that thc [lormitzer amendment was a subterfuge to lake up the time of the house. Mr. liishop. of New Haven. then addressed sortie pointed questions. ask- ing .\lr. l'hirmltzcr where he got it. Mr. liomiltzer asked the privilege of the floor to reply to the Inslnina- lions and stutcd that he had demanded the bill from the gentleman who had drawn ii and that the bill at one time been favorably considered l y the com» mlttec. ..\lr. liisbop replied that the purpose of the llormitzer amendment was to being the issue and divide the forces. Ho alluded to the Barnum bill as being radical in giving powers to the cor- partitions. 'i‘lie Dormitzer resolution was vot- down by a large majority. in and see what is do- tug? (ii It won‘t do you any harm to look, and it may do you some good. iii Also. see the Skirts we are selling for CLINTON MERCHANT DEAD. CLINTON. Aug. il- ri‘hurlcs l.. Slain. for a quarter of a century a prominent merchant here. and who was formerly iii business in Norwich. and in Nantucket. Mass. dlcd today of general breakdown. lie was born in New London in 2834. was three times married and leaves a family. “0 o L i :H- i lush! Fish! Fish! Coddsh. Haddock. Porgiea. Sword-i 1 fish, Eels. Halibut. Bluefish. Weakiish, . Snahiper Blues. Mackerel, Bass, Lob- Star Shirts stcrs, Long and Round Clams. Every fancy Star Shirt in the A. Aaronson stars from sizes 14 to 18% to Successor to JOHN C. SILOOX. g” at above price. rum MARKET. 181 WASHINGTON eraser BRIDGE. AII $l.50 and $2.00 Shirts 50 Knee Drawers and Coat TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY. . ’ ' ‘ - Shirts. 35c; 3 for a1.oo, LIVERPOOL AN OBJECT LESSON. (Baltimore American.) ‘ “The greatest fight that has been made on tuberculosis in any com- munity in the world has been waged. no doubt. in Liverpool. covering a long series of year." said Dr. James Browne. of London. England. at the Stafford. “Some years ago old Liverpool was the most unsanitary city in the United Kingdom. Every condition was in- vorable to the dissemination and spread of consumption. People by the "it 3|er W rate having it hood to “0550001; Fancy Half Hose. 21¢ per pair; 5 pain. 81.00. Former vw lue 25c and 36¢ per poll. 25% off on all Clothing. including our famous "Benjamin" make. Josepha Davis Tailor, Clothlarr Hatter. ‘ r MINK. sAaLE AND MARTEN. , American mink is the finest in the world, while Russian sable. Is the most highly priaed of Its kind, although the variety of the animal which. Is found in the Hudson‘Buy country oom- numda a high price. “it Is more popu- larly lta'owu in this court as the marten, which is a brother of the so his from Muscovy. - ; Dealeraaspert that marten Is fully the equal. of the sable in to richness and color of its fur; but th reputation thousand dwelt in habitations unfit for human occupancy. At one time 40.000 dwelt in cellars In the midst of u squalor and gitli that were appal- Thcn fienme the period of ac- lt took mil- evil conditions, btit the fight has been Won. The municipality tore down no less than 8.000 unsanitary hovel: at a coat of 34.500.000. and in this area there have been built thousands of small but comfortable homes for' working people. The mortality In the of the Ruaalan variety has acouirod district, once the site of no many tool so much prestige from that most ven- domicilea. is now less than in the city .erated of all qualities, old in. t t It taken as a whole. the consumption to impossible to aersu 090.." ottbofnnm'i trim. 1 . J
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