admired in high priced suits.
will be the astonished question of the. friends who 51-1 you in one of
our splendid tailor-made suits.
They will know it has been made by a comm-111111 tailor because
of its superior style.
, KARP
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' 'I'AILORS
98 NO. MAIN STREET.
I‘rom coat collar to the trousers bottom file Ici'tiv tailored by in-
ventive tailors who know how to give the 111111 i1 of 1 1111111111 so much
it is the quality and ion price in our
suits that keeps the best dressed iuen 10111111.; |.1- --1.
newest material of nothing but pure Wurnltii to 111111 from for only
$7 and $10
Our line of straw but! can't he beat. price lllll' quality.
lion outfit can be found here at rock bottom pl'it'vs,
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
.Who’s Your Tailor?
TEL. 958 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'l‘ he season '11
Your vaca-
BROS.
\
lilt‘ CORSET COVERS
301' CORSET COVERS
501- (‘OHSE’I‘ COVERS
Washington
Street
Good White Goods
AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES
L. GOLDE
......................... 2 for 25¢
.............................. 23c
............................... 37c
South
N o r w a I k.
Conn.
ALL
11 NORTH MAIN STREET
Reduction Sale
$12.00 and $14.00 Men’s Suits
DURING THIS SALE
$7. 98
D. GOTTLIEB
OUR
SOUTH NORWALK
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely iutcrcsia you. You have
' seen it go up \vbllc your funds
' so down.
We Can
‘ Bring It Down
, with our l-lnzleton coal—«dean.
« dry. bright, from selected mines.
* The B. Hersbfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
FIRE WOOD
Hard Wood.....81.75 per 56 cord.
.Boft Wood... ”.0150 per 34 cord.
1 Split Wood. 251: Extra.
-A. CARMI IETTS' WOOD YARD.
,. N0. 74 Newt°wn Avenue,
Phene No. 783-2. Norwaik. Conn.
The elephant hectic of Venezuela IN
the largest insect knoWn.
half. a pound.
Hard and son ready for family use. -
T11 flaws @AL 6’9.
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
pieasa our customers and win
their confidence.
No matter where you have
bought Coal in the past. try OUR
Cosh—and our way of doing busi~
ness—this season.
We'll be looking for you!
THEERR'S @AL 69.
t‘oiicgc edut‘ntion “ill not furnish a
fool with brains. but it will sonic.-
timea regulate the hcight of his col-
lar.
l)r, Pilem-‘Yon nectint worry about
vour wife. She has :1 rcmarkahle con-
siltution.
Hooper—6113'. Doc.
11111 ought to see
posltors
this bank. and well they may for
f belongs to its depositors.
Are YOllo
it wclghs her by laws. rules and regulations.—
Life.
_- --: fig
MW
THE INFLUENCE OF WFRIENDS
Many new depositors are te1ummonded to this Bank by our old de-
This is gratifying for it shows that our old depositots appreciate
this is a MUTUAL savings bank and
one. of them?
A The South Norwaik Savings Bank
UNITED BANK IUILDING.
IDUTH NORWAMC. CONN.
1
=1.
is.
Corset Covers and
Everything to Be Closed
moms wusrs from. . . .35c 1..)
JUMPER 11111-135125 t111111..751: 11p
DRESSES from .......... $1.50 up
LADIES' HILK ('(lA'l‘S from.
$8.00 up
SKIRTS from ............. 751; 1111
5l5 Main Street. Stamford
1111- 11 class by themselves.
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage. N. \’.. N. H. e. H.
Freight Yarn.
I‘wo 'l’hones -- 754-3; 814-2
Eaton Crane 81 Pike
WRIIINB PAPER
—-AT-—
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIE STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and San-
sagcs — all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
PHONE 445.
Some 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 54.00
Waldorf .................. 32.50
The Paris Cloak 11111151111111.1111:
33 SOUTH MAIN ITREET, SOUTH NORWALN.
The Ladl and Final Sale of summer Dresses.
Skirts, Waists, Petticoats. Night Gowns.
SALE IN BOTH STORES
l’lcuac do not. compare our goods with somcbody clso's. 1111 they
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Keyser Silk Gloves
Out Regardless of Cost
PMTICOA'RS from. . .‘ ..... 98c 11p
Nltlli'l‘(i()w.N's from. ..... 986 1111
CORSET GOYERS from”
KAYSICH SILK GLOVES. regu-
lar Slfio glows. for ........ 98c
.251: 1111
33 So. Main 81., So; horwalk
Winter’s Coalfrom Us
TheI sooucr you learn ofthc good act‘
to alums 1111l11 hcru
Harris 81 Cans Co.
TEL. 450. 68 WATER sr.
I’n Ordering Your Next
111111 ()lll coal alter: the hlll't‘l you are
.W ASH SUITS. white and colorc,
SEPARATE wnri'i: coA'rs
PONGEE COATS '
WHITE SERGE COATS
- SEPARATE SILK COA’I'S
One and two-piece WASII DRESSES
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.‘
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.
WASH DRESS GOODS. of all kinds. all in-
cluded in this sale
1i
IIAM HOCKS at
25% discount
MATTINCS—ali China and Japanese Mat-
tings. 20% discount
TRISTRAM &
HYATT,
NORWAI.K, CONN.
r
lNDlAN CLUB SWINGING. i
(Hy Professor Mike inns.) !
crcisc is an institution of “who \Vc
havc accounts by iiiisolonnrlca 111111,
travelers of the nntlvvs swinging wur'
clubs in various graceful and tuniusiic.’
motions. ()ther wriicra in India
give accounts of thew indinu 11-. rpm
lions and exercises 11nd thcv arc thus
1lcscrlbcd "The wonderful club
rise is the most effective kind of physl»
cul training in common use throughout
lndlu, uliilc thc cwlnlions nbich llti‘
clubs arc mudc to perform in 1b:- hands
of title lit‘i‘llblulllf‘d to their new arr ..\.
cccdiiigly "graceful."
'l‘hcir tlrsi i11irotlucti1u1 111111
cotiiitiy. comparatively speaking, ilatcs
but, :1 t1-w years back, at which How it
.wns practiced by, 11 ten c1-l1-l11.111ui
American athh-ica of lmmcnsn- phi slut.
strength and 'dcvclopmcnt. who 11:11.1
also
cvei-
l‘.1i
11111 11111111
soi.\'1:\'r NO'I‘lt‘P.
The ('11111'1 of Probate for int-
1-\hihl1 th111 clnima foi
i'hose who neglect to picscnt ihci
limo, will in» disbarred 11 recovery.
renovated to make immediate pavmcn
lo
dA\ 111 11. 1111111111111
1'21; 11‘: 9 \dminlutraior.
of Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
Ills
trici of Nor-wrath. hath limited and al»
lowed six months from tho (latn- bore
of 1111 the monitors of said estate to
scitlcmcnt
amounts tuopvrlr uticsicd. within said
All
pcrsons lntlchlcd to‘snid estate. are
hchvy clubs. excrt'isiilg 11 {cu' crude
and simple cvoli‘itiom.~ caiculaicd to
strain rather limit dcvclop 111' cin- l‘rcc
than to the mom lcs
Light Indian dubs should .1i11. 1.1x 11.-
used for the real benefit 1.111 only in
derived from protrnct-u "tonisc oi
. ." difficult iiiovcmcnts and :1111~'ti. 1111114 .
.llisii‘lt‘t ”I \orwalk. “9‘ Pi'tthntc bluntions calculated to s 1-1-1111i11-n tui-
“"."'" “hm. j" :\. I) ”'09- llngcrs. wrists. anus, shordilcr-y chcs
Estate oi 111-111111111 ll. ltcucdlci. lntt and "PP" back. llillh'lllg tin-111 1111111
supple, 1111111111.: and rcsponsivc it ..l<1
does cxccllcnt service 111 giving to the
abdominal muscles the length 11n.l
elasticity the) should have and 1111 con-
tribute materially to a graceful 1-».1'»
ridge of the body by bracing the
’ shoulders and invigorating the spinal
column.
(‘lub swinging promotca digestion by
quickcnlug the blood circulation and
t by dispclliug nervous cxcitcinent it in-
vitca continuous and refreshing aim-p.
As evcry well-informed person is
aware, that wholesome agent. exercise
0R ORR 01" NOTICE.
District.
Court. August .9. A. 1)..
Estate of James .1.
Norwalk. Ill said district: deceased.
Whereas, written application ha
been made to this court praying in
reasons therein set forth for an orde
of Norwnlk,‘ as.
1909!.
application.
Ordered.
August. 1009. at 10 o‘clock forenoon
and that public notice thereof be glv
publishing this older in a newspaper
at least the days before said .day 0
Ladies'
Lounsburv 11 Soulee
........ 93:00. $3.50 and $6.00
Herrick'e . $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00
Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00
Children’s
Educators. $1.50, 31.75 and $2.00
Boston School Shoe-
........ $1.2‘5, $1.50 and $2.00
CONNEALLY
- AND
[BRACKEN
l we 3 1.1. THE aasr 32.00'
3110 m couascrtcur.
st WAei-nno'ron eraser.
I son'ri-i NORWALK.
TELEPHONE ass-4
WHEN YOU SPEND 1015 FOR A
CIGAR GET YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH. BUYA
Roger Ludlow
Best 101: Cigar on the Market
FOR A FIVE CENT SMOKE YOU
CAN'T BEAT THE
Nugget or Twin City
11.1. REYNOLDS
manurac'ruua. .
' H w an opport nit: to 1111111 off
do“ skid“! will.
. “‘11 phih'
hearing.
HEN RY W (‘ R EGORY.
iliiIHS iiiil iiiiiiiiill.
Mrs. 8|th A. Weed.
Stuart avenue.
age.
W. w. Gillies oiliclating.1
will follow in Riverside cemetery.
.._._——
Wllllam J. Darling.
unteei lnfnntrv. died at the Soldiers‘
of sixty- seven y.ears
be taken to Waterbury today by On
dertaker Raymond. of Norwalk.
Bridget Murray.
of 64 years The funeral will
place tomorrow afternoon ‘
THAT WAS DIFFERENT.
"Why do you look so hermit"
“i am expecting by moth11--in law~"
‘Thai‘ 11 11trnngp."1
—-"lo 110 home."
for that landscape.
F1le11d~Why i thought the l1111llor1|
agreed to take it In licu of 1hnt
Artist—vies but he raised my rent
—Harpar' 11 Weekly.
1*...”
in a capital. 1
«U» ‘3. ad
m
l’robntc
Powers. late of
of sale of ccrtnin real estate of said
estate which Is fully described in said
That said application in»
Ilt‘fll‘d and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk. on the lilth day of
so to all persons interested therein by
having a circulation in lipid distr.lci
1 Judge.
Sarah A.. widow of the‘laie George
Wecd. died Saturday morning. at the
home of her ‘son.loderlck'Weed. 31
She was .80 years of
The funeral will be held at 2:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. the Rev.
Interment
William J. Darling. vcterau of Com‘
pany A.l"-wen11-third Connecticut Vol-
liome. Noioton', Saturday. at the age
His remains will
Bridget Murray died at her home in
Ellwood place yesterday, at the age
take
Ariiat~l got more than ‘1 expected .
'i‘hc pronoun "f" and the interjec-
tion "0" are never written Without us-
dried. and
is indispensable to the enjoyment nnz‘
preservation of health and should be
done with pleasure to 11c advantage-
ous to the general health. Exercise
with the clubs. whlh1 excelled by none
in prompt and beneficial results. is at
once the least expensive and most con-
11 venient of modern exercises. The qual
r ities of clicapness and convenience
r strongly commend it to that large class
in every community which either lack
the means or the leisure to lndnltzain
more elaborate or cos ly diversions.
The itme of cxpensc is mewly nominal
while the also of the clubs compnris
with the utmost economy of time as
; they are always at hand.
Exercise may be enjoyed at whatev-
er hour found most. (lflnt'Illllellf. A
strong argument in favor or lndian
clubs is based on their perfect adapta-
tion to borne exercises, in inclement
weather as well as fine. alone or with
company and. when convenient. to the
accompaniment of a. pianoforlc or oth-
er musical instruments. ~
lvery one at all conversant with
athletic exercises must have observed
the marked and pcuiliar tendency of
the hands to make the same move-
ment. lndlan clubs are selected with
special reference to overcome this in-
clinatlon as they discipline each hand
and arm to more lndcpchdcnt of the.
other. They are also a valuable auxil-
iary to sparring. fencing and swim-
min.
The countless variations and move
ments to be (executed will afford an
ample field for ingenuity and skill.
when combined with patience and per-‘1
severance. Among the various modesl4
of physical recreation now in vogue.
no other one is so cheap. so conven
lent, so free from liability to strain or
accident and at the same time so
salutary in its effects on the mu cnlar
respiratory and mental organize ion of
its devotees as the interesting exer-
cise of lndian club swinging.
1111111111___ 11111 1111
Captain Dickerson and Clifford
Ber- cdlct saw an unusual sight at~the
'l‘okmeke Cluh' Saturday afternoon for
this part of at country. in an eagle
which soar ‘over the shore resort
and disappeared. The bird's wings
'11. estimated to have measured about
six feet from tip to tip.
f
'i‘be cvcrrs'on oi'.thc Dnnbury and‘
tic bcl Sunday .11 houla at [town Point
'nlni'duy was a big success in every
particular, The day was a warm one
and the visitors enjoyed the salt. water
vacation and the various other attrac-
tions or the shore. The trip between
South Norwnlk and Denbury was
made on an excursion train of en
A11ihennmeimplics. ludian 1111b cx-I .
r
Do You
\
Skirt
ish! Fish! Fish'
Codilsh. Haddock. Porgios. Sword-
fish. Eels. Halibut. Bluefish, Weakilsh.
Snapper Blues. Mackerel. bass, Lob-
sters, Long and Round Clams. ,
Successor to JOHN c. OILCOX.
FISH MARKET.. ‘
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. est. r1111: nsxhv'sav.
cassrsriristoe. .
“He met a couple ofl highwsymen on
a lonely road.’
"What did they do to him?”
"Only took his watch."
“Just passed the time of 1111s, as it
were."
___....__..___... .
GOOD ENOUGH.‘
“How is your mine comlnl'f"
"Very tine." .-
"Struck pay dirt yet‘l“
“Only in tthe stock buylltt hackers."
city. to tha.Pointan1i
by "at
coach». while tile Joni-tie from;
me tie
*1
It is
.0
TEKriegerCofs
GREAT SUMMER
Linen Suit and
IS NOW GOING ON?
(ii Isn’t it worth while
that you should come
in and see what is do-
ing?
(ii It won't do you any
harm to look. and it
may do you some good
til Also. see the
we are selling for
Know
Sale
Shots
980
$1.15
Star Shirts
Etei'y fancy Star Shirt in the
store from sizes 14 to 18% to
go at above price.
All $1.50 and $2.00 Shirts .
50 Knee Drawers and Coat
Shirts. 351:: 3 for $1.00. .
Fancy 'Half Hose. 211.- can
pair; 5 pairs, $1.00. Former vu-
lue 25c’nnd 35¢ per pair.
' 25%
off on all Clothing. including our
famous “Benjamin" make.
Joseph Davis
Teller. Clothien Hatter,
sitar, .
Trunks and him Me.
It . 111
Norwalk Chronicler