. ..- -..ag.-_..___ ”...—...-
Can’t Be Beat
F'rom coat collar to the trousers bottom are deftly tailored by in-
ventive tailors. who know how to give the tour 11 oi ill-sauce so much
admired irl high priced suits. it is the quality and Ion price in Our
suits that keeps the best dressed ureu nothing here. The seasons
newest material of nothing but pure wolsie d in m ielt from for only
$7 and $10
Oui' line of straw him can't he beat. price nor quality.
tlon outlit can he found here at rock bottom prices.
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main
Your vaca-
Slreci
Who’s Your Tailor?
mil Ill one of
will be the astonished question of the friends uho 5
our splendid tailor-made suits.
They will know it has been made by u li.|‘.ll|lt'li‘lll tailor because
of its superior style.
KARP BROS.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS
88 NO. MAIN STREET. TEL. 958 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Good White Goods
AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES
lilc PORSE’I‘ (‘OYICRS ........................... 2 for 25¢
:lnl- (‘OitSiC'l i‘ (‘l)\ it its ................................. 23::
rule (‘OIISIC 'l‘ ((i\ l1 IIH .................. .. 37c
South
Washington N o r w a l k.
...... L. GOLDE
m_~fi_-_.m
Reduétion Sale
ALL OUR
$12.00 and $14.00 Men’s Suits
DURING THIS SALE
" s7. 98
D GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
Tut-films (gas 69.
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 have
Ioeu it go up while vour funds
go down.
, , We Can
Bring It Down
‘ with our Hazleton coal—clean.
dry. bright. from selected mines.
The B. Hersbfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 8!.
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!
u . Whites @AL ('39.
one wooo 5
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood. .si. 75 per IA cord.
80ft Wood. ..... $1. 50 per 1,4 cord.
Split Wood. 25o Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' wooo YARD.
‘. N0. 74 Newtown Avenue. re
‘ ' PhGnO N0.783~2. Norwnlk. Conn. ‘
GETTING AN EARLY Emu.
, "Father. what do you wish me to
‘he when l gins up
“The same as l .on mt sou—a law
,.-- .-...
“Then instead of ousting our more
-—-—r--—~ 9 time on arilhmntie. geography and
We feel sorry for the wife of a roan suth truck id IIl‘IIi r be getting at the
.5... __
ho taken I. gloomy View of manled hypothetical question hndnt I?"-
. Judge.
“COW
Robert Louis SteVenson
{are as the ideal aim in lirer— ~
."To be honest. to be kind. to earn a little. to spend less. to make
plan the whole. a family hnpnler by thrift and saving.”
This bank can help you to realize this ideal aim by Hiring for
our savings and paying W. .
“0“,...
umbrella his honesty is unquestioned.
The Paris Cloak
and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN OTREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
The Last and Final Sale of Summer Dresses.
Skirts, Waisls, Petticoats. Night Gowns,
Corset Covers and Keyser Silk Gloves
Everything to Be Closed
LAIIIIQS' WAIS'I‘S frolii. . . .35c uD
.IIIMI’EII DRESSES from. .75c upI
DRESSES from ......... $1.50 up
LADIES' SILK (‘lM’l‘h‘ flom..
$8.00 up
SKIRTS l'rom ............. 75: up.
SALE IN BOTH STORES
33 So. Main_St.. So. Norwalk
Please do not compare our goods with somebody l-lsl-‘s.
515 Main Street, Stamford
are u t-luss by themselves.
Out Regardless of Cost
I’E'F’l‘llltm'i‘s from ........ 98c up
NICII’I‘COWNS from ...... 98c up
('OIISIC’I‘ (‘OVI‘IRS fit)lll..
KAYSEII SILK GIXIVICS- regu-
Ittl' Si Si) gloves. for ....... 986
.250 up
:is they
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and sténge. N. Y.. N. H. a H.
Freight Yaro.
I‘wo ‘Phones — 754-3;
Eaton Crane 8: Pike
WRIIING PAP
—AT—
W. A. Briggennan’s
MUSIC STORE.
132 Washington at
814.2
Oooovar Block.
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and Sau-
sages ~—— all made. fresh. daily,
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
Some Shoes Are Good
Ollier Shoes Are Better
Our Shoes
Are “Best”
9
Men s
Emerson. . .3350. $4.00 and’ssoo
Keith Konqueror.$3.50 and $4.00
Waldorf .................. $2.50
Ladies’
Lounsbu'v a Souls:
........ $3.00. $3.50 and 35.00
Herrick's ..$2.00. $2.50 and $3.00
' Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00
’ Children’s
Educators. 51.50.3115 and $2.00
Boston School Shoe-
........ $1.25. $1.50 and $2.00
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
WE SELL THE BEST $2.00
SHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
81 WAGHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 368-4
WHEN YOU SPEND 10c FOR A
CIGAR GET YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH. BUYA
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.
When a man will return a borrowed
ISEL
MAG
In Ordering Your Next
Winter's Coal from Us
The sooner you learn of the good ser-
vice our coal gives. the sliier you are
to always order here.
Harris & Gans Co.
TEL. 450. 68 WATER ST.
sorter
Sewer Assessment
The following i: a list of the names
of plrsons new will henelits ll) IIlt'
t‘uuncll of the t. ‘_x of South .\'oi\\nlk.
with the amount oi tlielr respetlin
assessments. {QB-W“ building and con
sli'm‘lioli or sewers through Ilayvien
:I\r*llilt‘. helm-err High street and Mid
:«Ido plut‘e. and through IIlll~IdtI pl;1t‘e_
it” ill iltin viii
Bayview Avenue.
Nessie Lyon Silt-och ., . . . . .. .3 L'iIJiII
William H Smith ............. rosin
l‘sl oi ilulr Nash Alluit II
\nslt \‘linelta ll. \':lsll. \IfI-I
\‘nsll “in: Mrs I tindid \VlI-
Iliusnn .. ................. 79AM
‘i .._- ..
.I , szosno
Hillside Place.
Frank H. tileusou and Louis S.
Iieers ...................... 8 BS.“
iiuns G. Johnson ....,...... . 18.00
Charles lC, Jennings ......... 13.00
s hiss
South Norwnlk. (‘0nn.. August .3.
1909.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH ll. TAYLOR,
at? St (‘lty Clerk.
lllllllllllll ieri llilils
("lutrles l.. Thorpe. of Norwalk. has
secured a position as orderly at the
Nor-walk Hospital.
George Allen. .ir.. of issues Place.
Norwnlk, is confined to hI;: home with
a bad atlticlool‘ fever.
Mrs. E ..lloyt, of Arch street. has
returned home from a visit with her
sister. Mrs “alters HHPenlleld at East
ilcrliii.
David illickley. of Norwalk. has brok~
en his motorcycle .so badly that he.
will not be able to make an extended
tour, as he expected.
Miss Bessie Crofut. of New Haven.
will be the guest during the next few
days of her cousin. Miss Agnes Gol-
den. of Fairfield avenue.
A regular monthly meeting of the
iiartenders‘ Union will be held in the
Central Labor Lyceum in Washington
street, tomorrow. at iii o'clock sharp.
”-....—
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING _, SENTINEL
I]
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDI
SEPARATE Will'l E COATS
PONGEE COATS ‘
WHITE SERGE CO \'I‘S
SEPARATE SILK COATS
One and two-piece WASH DRI-lSSlZS
WASII SUITS. white and colored
Annual AuguSt Clean up Sale
Now is the time for real bargains. Everything 'n the way of Summer
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.
WASH DRESS GOODS. of all finds, all
cluded in this sale
s at prices to close. We
IIAIINOCKS at 25% discount
. MA'l‘TlNGS—all China and Japanese Mat-
. tings. 20% discount
TRISTRAM, &
~éiilli runs
SOLVENT xoru‘lc. i
District of Norwrllk.. ss, Probate;
l‘ouri. August 601. A. ii. 1909.
Estate of Morris M. Norton. late of
Norn'ulk. in said district. deceased,
'lho l‘ourt of Probate for the ills-
lriet oi Norwnlk. hath limited and all
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of sold estate to M,
liibit their (‘IilIlilh for settlement.
Those who neglect to ill't’ht'lll :heil'
accounts. properly attested. with said
time. will he dehurl'ed a refinery All
persons indebted to silid estate are re-
tpn-sied to make immediate puyiuent to
JAMES Nil.
:17 H II Adnllnistlulor
To the ilonld of tounly (oiniulssioo
era of I-‘ulrlleld louuly:
I hereby apply for it transler or a Ii
reuse No. do to sell Splrituous and in-
losleatlng Liquors. Ale. Lager lleer.
Rhine Wine turd Cider. from (‘harles
Iloyin-ke. ul t‘lil'ford Hotel. South Main
street. in IiuYId II. Shim. ill t‘llf‘fol'd
Hotel. South Main street, 'l‘own oi .\'orv
walk. The proposed lilfll'i' oi business
is not located within ‘Jliu feel ill a
direct line of a (‘huuvh I‘:IIIfi"I‘_
iaiulng thereto. or .m. M tlllu-o
Public Library or (‘1 Hotels
listed at Nurwnlk :his ilh lIu\ or
August. A. II.. HIOQ
liAYIi) ll. Nil-\YC.
Applicant
\\'e_ eleelors and
the und xrsigued.
taxpayers. as lit-lined by law, or the
Town of Norwnlk. hereby endorse the
application of ihe above named llalhl
II. Show for such license and we do
smerully certify each for himself that
we are taxpayers owning real estate
sllnnlcd III said Town of Norwalk.
lulled al Norwaik. this T-lh day of
August. A. 1).. limit.
Matthew Corbett. William A. (‘lurk
Morris Epstein. (‘hnrles 1., James. in
rid A. Iiosen.
i hereby certify that the above traili-
ed endorsers are electors and tumour
ers. as defined by law. of the Town of
‘Korwalk.
Dated at Norwalk. this 5th day of
August. A. i), 1909.
ANNIE E. SMITH.
a? ll Asst. Town Clerk.
has been shopped In the lac
Ill
halter.
tory of the National liui (‘mupaniz
Ditnbury,
Mrs. Mary A. lreland and son. Henry
W. Ireland. of Iiroad Rive" have re-
turned frorn a visit with relatives in
New York State.
Tile Hat Trimmers' Association will
hold a weekly roll call Tuesday ailer-
noon and Tuesday evening will have.
a regular monthly business meeting.
Joseph Tammany and William O.
Merritt are enjoying brief vacations
front their duties as lettOr carriers
connected with the. South Norwalk
post-office.
Charles J. Kelley and party of three
out-of—town friends started today from
Nyack. N. Y.. on a canoeing trip up
the Hudson River to Troy. They are
taking camping outfits along with them
and expect to have a fine time.
The local union hat workers who are
still (ml of work were paid off this
morning at the labor iyceum in Wash-
ington street. The books of the of-
ficers show that the number of the
unemployed is steadily decreasing.
though there Is still quite a list.
(‘hlef of Police William Voilmer did
not got word yesterday that lire Wil:
Myron W. Osborn. bookkeeper for'
the South Norwnik Trust Company.
has purchased a 22- foot launch equip-
ped with a foul horsepower gasoline
engine '
Public services and holiness meet-
lmng in Salvation Army Hall. at ii a.
: children's meeting at 2:30; evan-
gmeilstic meeting at 8 n m_: subject.
Open Door
The funny all of Francis Lester Skldd
four months old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick SllIdd will he Ilt'lll this nflel
noon at .' orlock. burial helm. In St.
Mary‘s (Telnott‘i‘y. ' \
The Rev. lhlodore W. larsen. Of
New Y,oik will preach tomorrow morn-
ing and evening at Grace Baptist
Church. in Butler street. Norwuik.
The morning service will he held at
11 oclock and the evening service at
7:45. with Sunday- .whool at 3:30 in
the afternoon. , ‘
,go Record-Herald.
lis. who forfeited a 31.000 bond. had
showed up. it was arranged that if
Willis appeared yesterday, as it was
(IBIllled he would, In New York. the lo-
cal police were to be notified. it is
not believed that Willis will long stay
away from his old haunts.
The Hatch Point orchestra had an
outing Wednesday in which pleasure
was mixed with discomfort. The musi-
rlans ‘went over :0 Cockenoe island in
the launch Jonas 1‘. and while John
Steamroller was preparing the bake
lain began to foil. The musicians
<I“l!\' it out ILIu'II about 4 o‘clock when
iii! y returned home well drenched.
‘l thought senator." said the bean-
tiful girl. "yOu were. in favor of an in-
come tax."
“1 was until it began to appear that
there might be 3 chance to get a con-
stitutional amendment. permittln It.”
the statesman gravely replied. ice.
or l'uh I ~.
llc Schoolhouse, oi the IIII‘IIIIWN pent
Adolph Unlike. a well known local ,L‘
HYATT,
GREAT
'Codtish. Haddock. Porgies. ‘Sword-
fish. Eels. Halibut. Bluefish. Weakilsh.
Snapper Blues. Mackerel Bass hob
sters Long and Round Clams.
A. Aaronso‘n
Bucouur to JOHN C. BILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
131 wasmuarou erase? BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. no: onuvnnv.
ADVERTISED Learns. ‘
Below its. list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post om-
ces for the current week.
Nor-walk. ,
Mrs. Georg Achenback. "
Lizzie England. 14 Arch St.
Kate L. Nickerson.
Michael Rnfa.
B. S. KEITH, P. M.
~ Mrs. Fannie J. Joyce. pant ruler of
Court fiancee. Order at the Golden
Sceptre, went to Weltp‘ort Tuesday
Court WOW
Do You Know
TiliKriegerCo.’s
Linea Suit and
Skirt Sale
18 NOW GOING ON9
(ll Isn’t it worth while
that you should come
in and see what is do-
iug?
(II It won’t do you any
harm to look, and _ it
may do you some good.
(If Also. see'thc
Fish! Fish! Fishl
night and Installed the officers or!
NORWAI.K, CONN.
SUMMER
Skirts-
wc are selling for
98c
$1.15
Star Shirts
Evelyéluncy Sim Shirt in the
SILIP fr 1 sizes 14 to 181,4 to
go at above price.
All $1.50 and $2. 00 Shirts
50 Knee Drawers and Coat
Shirts. 35:: 3 lot- $1.00.
Filmy Half Hose 2]: per
pair; 5 pairs. $1.00. For met vw
lue 2i'n- and 35¢ per pair.
25%
of! on all Clothing, including our
famous "Beniamln" make.
Jaseph Davis
Tailor, claw». Hatter,
Farm-her,
Trunks and heather Goods,
as Washington Om“.
flouth‘No‘mIIlL .
Norwalk Chronicler