admired in high priced cults.
suits that keeps the best dressed
our splendid tailor-made suits.
of its superior style.
KARP
88 NO. MAIN STREET.
I90 CORSET COVERS
39v CORSET COVERS
50(- (‘ORSE’I‘ COVERS
Street
C I I I ’t B“ B 't wt
From coat collar to the trousers bottom are deftly tailored by in-
ventive tailors, who know how to give the Itll.(‘Ii ot‘ t'ltigalit'e so much
It Is the quality and low price in our
newest material of nothing but pure. worsted to swim i from for only
$7 and $10
Our line of straw hats can't be beat. price nor quality.
tion outfit can be found here at rock bottom lil‘it't‘ls.
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main SIreeI
Who’s Your Tailor?
will be the astonished question of the friends who
They will know it has been made by a ('illtllit-it-lil tailor because
DESIGNERS AND LADIES“ TAILORS
TEL. 958
Good White Goods
AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES
W L. GOLDEN
men ’cunuug hole The season's
Your vaca-
‘~f‘t' :.‘tlil III one (If
BROS.
SOUTH NORW LK. CONN.
.2 for 25c
................... 23c
............................ 37c
South
N or walk.
Conn.
ALL
II NORTH MAIN STREET
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely interests you. You have
seen it go tlp while your funds
go down.
We Can
Bring It Down
.~ with our Hazleton coal—clean.
dry, bright, from selected mines.
. ; The a. Hersbfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
, FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready for family uss
' Hard Wood.....$1.75 per 1/. cord.
,. Bolt Wood.. .$1.50 per 1,4 cord.
' Split. Wood. 266 Extra.
A; OARMI IETTS’ WOOD YARD. .
f ' ‘N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
iron. No. 788-2. Norwallt, Conn,
[are as the ideal aim in life: ~~
, "1'
upon the” whole a family happier
your savings and paying 4%
WASHINGTON IT.
$12.00 and $14.00 Men’s Suits
DURING THIS SALE
$7. .
D. GOTTLIEB
e South Norwalk Savings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Redufiion Sale
OUR
98
SOUTH NORWALK
Tush-nus 61m @-
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?
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.
We‘ll be looking for you!
hefituSOALQo
“Train up a senaut in thc wav she
.slttittitl go sins the Philosopher of
Ir‘olly, "and-the first chance she gets
she Klit‘s."-—CI9\‘PI1III(I Leader.
"Here is a department in the papers
entitled W hat Well mlown Persons
Are Doing" “Just so' 'And i was
III to better to he a rolling stone than . .ientinded of the hut that several Well
accumulate too much moss on yont 1 known persons dil‘ just
now doing
time." Birmingham Age Herald.
”0““ WW
Robert Louis Stevenson
a honest. to be kind to earn‘ .a little. to spend less to make
by thrift and saving.‘
.Thia 'bank can help you to renlilo .this ideal aim by caring for
Batik
WUTH NORWAIM. CONN.
The Paris Cloak
83 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
The Last and Final Sale Of Summer Dresses,
Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, Night Gowns,
Corset Covers and Keyser Silk Gloves
Everything to Be Closed
LADIES' WAISTS from. . . .35c
JUMPER DRESSES from. .75c
DRESSES from .......... $1.50
LADIES' Slldx' (‘UA'I‘S flour.
, $3.00
SKIRT.q from ............ 75C
upi
tip
I
lllll
tip ‘
up
SALE IN BOTH STORES
SIS Main Street. Stamford
Please do not compare our poo
iii“ a class by themselves.
and Suit House
Out Regardless of Coil
I’IG'I‘Tif‘OA'I‘S front ........ 98c up
NIIIII'I‘iIthI'NS from ...... 98c tip
(‘tiliSIC’l‘ (RIVERS II‘UIII...25C tip
RATHER SILK GLOVES, regu-
IiII' Sla’iii gloves. for ........ 986
33 So. Main St., So. Norwalk
do with sullwltotly elm-'24, ilN‘IIII'V
ind
ake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. V., H. a H.
Freight Yarn.
I‘wo 'I’hones -— 754-3; 8I4-‘Z
Ehton Crane _&0 V Pike
WRIIINII PIPER
—-AT—
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
TRY OUR
iolognas, It‘rankfurters and San-
ages ~~nII made fresh, daily.
vleats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
Sotne Shoes Are Good
Other Shoes Are Better
Our Shoes
Are “Best”
Men’s
Emerson .$3. 50 $4.00 and $5. 00
Keith Konqueror. $3. 50 and $4 00
Waldorf .................. S2. 50
Ladies’ .
Lounsbu'v &. Soules
........ $3.00. $3.50 and $5.00
Herrick‘s ..$2.00. $2.50 and $3.00
Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00
Children’s
Educators. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.0.
Boston School Shoes
........ $1.25, $1. 50 and $2.00
CONNEALLY
———itND———
BRACKEN
WE 3ELL THE BEST 82.00
SHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363—4
WHEN YOU
SPEND 1 FOR A
CIGAR GET YOUR. EY'S
WORTH. BU A
CENT SMOKE YOU
"I' BEAT THE
MANUFACTURER. ‘
Gerri without the accompaniment
of a r hit'a foot is seldow profitable.
In Ordering Your Next
Winter's Coal from Us
Thi- Stitlllh‘i’ you II'lli‘II of the good tit-l“
View our coul gilt-s. the aut'el you lift'
to always (lltIt'l‘ here.
Harris & Gans Co.
68 WATER ST.
TEL. 450.
NOTICE
Sewer Assessment
’l'ltt‘ I'olioninc l.~ a list of the names
of lll‘l'xillls .tssw-wd In-nrlits by the
t‘ottut-ii III the till of South Notwnlit.
\\lIII the amount of their respectin-
assessments, fot the building and I‘ll"
strut‘lion of sewers through iiuyvicw
avenue, iterate-2n High street and Hill
sidi- place. and through IIIIIhItIt‘ pint-e,
all in this eltv:
Baywew Avenue.
IIt'h’hIt' Lyon Slit-tick . ..$ 20.910
William il Smith ........... [US 1?.
list. of litllt‘ NasthIbert ll.
.\' i.\II. .‘tIIIIt‘ tin ii Nash \ idn
\uslt \\ lua. Mrs It‘thull‘d “il-
It'nson 79.3]
$308 ”6
Hillside Place.
Frank H. ('ilt-nson and Louis S.
IIH’i‘S ................. 5 138.32%
Hons G Johnson ............. is 00
Charles II. Jennings ......... 1.100
3 til. W
South Norwnlk, t‘onn.. August 5.
190‘).
For UllIl'T of the i‘ouncil.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
IIIIIHS IIIII iIIIIIIlIIS.
Francis Lester Skidd.
Francis Lester Skidd. aged four
months. died last night at the home
of his parents, Mr. and .\lrs. Patrick
Skitltl at iii I-‘tanklln nienue Nor walk
The IIIIlriuI will he iyeld tomorrow ni'
ternoon lit 2 o‘cloc‘f, with interment
in St. Man" a cemethll'
"r—
Anna Parana.
Anna Farouft, nine days old daugh~
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parana.
of 58 Fairfleld avenue, died this morn-
ing. Tho interment. was made this
afternoon in Pine Island Cemetery.
POSTPON-
116 .‘It
MISSIONARIEs TRIALS
ED.
LEOI’OLDVIIJE. Belgla Congo, Au-
gust ti.—A postponement until Septeln
her 24 has Ilf‘l‘n made in the trial here
of two American missionaries, the
Rev. William Morrison and the Rev.
W H. Sheppeard on charges of libel.
The charges are brought by pile of
the Congo concession (pmpanies hold-
Ing a monopoly of rubber gathering in
Kasai legion. It claims $20,000 (IRIII'
ages front cash of the men for "(-ni-
mlnous denunciation.“ The circtun-
stances are such that the suit is con-
uldered practically as brought “3' III“
Belgian gorernmt‘lll.
The United States Government Ilfli
betn asked to take action in the Il‘Izl'
of the two men that would IIIH'II‘.‘ tl t‘it'
protection and Ill. Vontlorw‘ o, IIiI’
Belgian Socialist lender. has atmos-
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
SEPARATI WIII'EI
PONGEE COATS
WHITE SERGE COATS
SEPARATE SILK COATS
LCOA IS
.._..__...
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Annual Auguét 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 sale are bigger and better than ever before.
One and two-piece WASH DRESSES
WASH SUITS white and colored
WASH DRESS GOODS, of all linds, all in-
cluded in this sale
IIAMIIOCKS at 25% discount
MATTINGS—all China and Japanese Mat-
tings. 20% discount
NORWALK, CONN.
lillilllillllillliili ttwi
Innis and I-‘I't-d iioehmo. ot IItlIt’ik-
en. who lutu- I)(‘l'll visiting in IIIl .\'o12
\rnlks IIll\'t‘ l’elulneti to IIlt'ii' holnt-
”Hill
.‘\I a
Ward J. Thomas, editor of ”It
IIIIH‘ gullt' to I‘lli‘til's lAtIu- III
York state for a days fisltinu,
IIllh’t‘IlliII tomorrow at Amusement
I’lttk. .\tuw.tlks vs. iiradhutst I‘leld‘
t‘ ltth
’llle motmligltt sail, whith was toI
lune gono ottt frottt South Notttatki
last evening on the sternum -Il)Illl Sti- t
roster, had to Iw postopnt-ti
ot‘ tint rain. The date for IIIt‘ atfittr‘I
will again be unnuulk'l-(l.
The t-ontntiltev of arrangements for
tht' forthcoming nnntutl SIllll‘v
oi‘ l'ntus Tribe. I. t). It. .\1,
Rtvton l‘oiul lttst owning Itll‘ lltt- p..r-
pose of consulting with .‘Iullifxt'lri
.IIH‘nIlh in I‘i‘rl'l’l'lll‘t‘ to the merit ’l‘itt-
date has not ,\’i'l been finally iII‘f‘IiIt‘iI
upon.
.lolln l-‘evllev_ of Norwnlk. and I“l‘iillk
hit-(lurk, also of Norwnlk, httti a IiIIt‘
argument last night. which ended in
NIt‘iilll‘li hitting Fi't‘llt') t-u Illt' Illtl
with u SIUIIU. Ft't'n‘) \I’tl'. In!” the
police station and I'i'31I\ItIrtI a rotuv
plaini and or the satin iIII.t uni the
lIlIlllwI tnvmbot' attended to No Iliil‘i‘
of Nit'tltlrh has been ltitiIltI )HI
A daughter was born this morning It
Mr and Mrs. Harry ti. llttiis, 0! \\'il»
ton li\l‘llllt'. and both mother iIlIII ('IllItI
are believed to be getting along Illt‘t‘lj.‘.
The happy father is a popular Noi-
witlk business man and member of
the Norwaik Hardware t'otupnu)‘.
\vhile Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss
Etta Srltullzo, of East Norwttik. Iiutlt
lime many friends WIIUH- congztnzti
Iatious they will receive. The dough
for ts_liu- first arrival In their home.
went to!
FLIGHT OF THE SPIRIT.
A t'ilSi‘ recorded by I’luturch tvoulo
soon) to support thi- theory that ti.u'in_
periods of protracted innenslhilily iht
spirit of the sleeper, freed from IIIL‘
hotly, wanders away to realms and
scenes not conceivable by the ordinary
senses. A man named 'I‘hcspius. IIt‘
tells us. fell front a great height and
Wits IIIt'kt‘II up to all appearances
dead. There were no external wounds
about him, bttt the physicians were sat-
isfied of IIIt' fact of the decedent. Arr
t'nngelttenls were made for his burial.
but on the third day after his fall he
revived, lunch to the consternation of
his friends. In a short time it he-
came quite evident that the whole ten.
or of the man‘s life had changed. We
viously his character was that of n
reprobnte and a vicious me i, but after
his insenslhility he ever followed after
virtue. ()n being asked the reason of
the change. 'l‘hespius related that dnr.
lug his long sleep his spirit had been
liberated from his body and had soar-
ed away to a strange land, where it
had ojined a whole company of other
spirits. ills past life was disclosed tr
him in all its hideousness, and the
glorious capabilities which were be
fore him were revealed in such a man
ner an to make him ambitions of at
talning them.
BOAR HUNTING iN BRITTANY.
Boar hunting in Brittany is full of
exciting incidents. and the hours sel-
dom die nnavenged. for. though they
are beset by mounted hunters and
peasantry on foot armed with guns
the lifeblood of many a bound is
drawn before the savage old tuskar
yields up his life. His dangerous pow-
ers of offense cease only with his last
gasp. Though the grip of the bulldog.
the yelping of the bounds. the din. of
horns andthe cries of the heaters may
force. him from his lair to seer refuge
in flight. that withdrawal may be set
down rather to prudence and disgust
than to any fear. When at last. he
is brought to bay, with his back
against a rock or a tree trunk. he is
ready to defy a host. Met In a. narrow
alley of the forest. neither man nor
horse can withstand the avalanche of
his onset. Not infrequently the hunter
who loves his hounds will feel btlt
little triumph even in the death of
many hours if, having begun the sea-
son with a large pack. he. ends it with
i'ed his intention ti 'qu' to tho Ht...
0 defend them."
FIFTH C, V. REUNION.
The forty thir‘d’,‘ annual reunion of
be held at Snt'Ifi IIt)t'k on Tuesday
next. the ltlth
——-r-
Percy~—” ‘smeralda will you marry
me?"
Esmeralda—“No; Gwendolen refus-
ed you last night and I'm not acting
as tint aid to the In!nred.”-—Ohlcuo
m
the Fifth (‘onnectlcut Volttntceta will ‘
I miserable remnant. having left all
. .t. hrwt and move", dogs on the ileld
lot‘ battle
" t vt i. spot t on: ah money on me
for» we, were in rled," protested
his wife.
“'I‘rne my Gear."
band; “I had it to a nd then."-—Chl-
cawo Daily News.
When thou sittest dawn tb dine in
a restaurant with a friend, consider
diiixently what thou shalt order unleu
loortain who willy” the elect
..
l
New Yolk. i -
on .tt-t-omul 4
lent of his money.
.\I. Ii. illorvr, Jollll Manning and l-Il‘ll ‘»
Tl: KriegerCo.’s
GREAT SUMMER
titnneri .
Linen Suit and
Skirt Sale
IS NOW GOING ON?
(I Isn’t» it worth while
that youshould come
in and 330 what is do-
i'tg?
u
(Ii It wOn't do you any
harm to look, and it
maydoyou some good.
iii Also, see the
Skirts
we are selling far
080 w
Fish! Fish! Fish!
Codilsh, Handout: Porgtes,’sw6rd.
fish. Eels. Halibut, Bluefish, Weakflsh,
Snapper Blues, Mackerel, Bass, Inh-
aters, Long and Round Clams.
A AaronSon
Buccenor to JOHN C. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WAUHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.
Star Shirts
Every fancy Star Shirt In the
store frotn sizes 14 to 18% to
go at above price.
All $1.50 and $2.00 Shirts
60 Knee Drawer: and Cant
Shirts. SEC: 3 for» 81.00.
Fancy Half Hose. 21¢ per
pair; 5 pairs, $1.00. Former Viv
lite 20c and 35¢ per pair.
25% ~-:
off on all Clothlnl, including our
famous “Benjamin" make.
Joseph Davis
OLD TIME SALUTATIONS.
It was the custom In Frahre in the
seventeenth century to kiss a lady
when saluting her and continued in
common nine in England. for a hun-
dred years later. Royal animation- in
inrance required extreme formality.
On‘o saluted the bed on entering the
royal bedchamber and in approaching
the apartments of the king all head
covering the skullcap of priests in—‘
finder], had to he Iremoved. In saluto Tailor, :Jfiflg‘r Hattie.
ng queens and pr ncaasea one hissed
the hem of the robe. ,, Tml'hktfl:::lnunh::rut.nuu
A doctor can alwayl' rcII'eve a pa- Mb m." “ I .’
1 un- uh.-- ,
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Norwalk Chronicler