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motiueiion Sale
ALI.
-00 and $14.00 Men’s Suits
OUR
THIS SALE
. $7.98
I) GOTTLIEB
SOUTH NORWALI’.
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1' Ion: Coal Bill
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reheat.
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122 Water St.
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lIiOT remember it's only “six
lweclts ‘11) frost". and don‘t forget
line that everyln'nly is going to
irusli to the Coal office the first
I. '1101 days. It is to your own ad-
iV vantage as well as ours to have
lyout bins till lied NOW.
You'd be surprised if we told
you how many of our customers
have already attended to this im-
lportant matter and are now ready
for any weather that happens.
Come on in. the water's fine! '
Tna'Ft'sluus @AL @.
r111: troop
Ilnrd \I’nod ..... $1.75 per 1:, 1-11r1l.
soft. \Vzmll ...... $l.50 1101‘ 1;. .cord.
Split Wood. 251: 1123;.1'11.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARN.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 7832.
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lllli‘ out old 1I1posituts appreciate
111 11' 111 llllH is 11 MI‘ 'I"l Al. sittings bank and
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The South Norwalk Savings Bank
U1 NITED BANK BUILDING.
80‘ UTH NORW_A|.K. CONN.
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. cradle and rules the world. . '_
33 SOUTH MAIN OTRE
Corset Covers and
Everythingto Be Closed
I..\lill".S' WAISTS from... .3~5c 1111 l
.ll‘MI'ICR DRESSES front 5.75:: lllll
DRESSES from .......... $1.50 1111'
LADIES" SILK t'ilA'l‘n‘ 1111111..
$8.00 up
SKIRTS from ............. 75c up.
515 Main Street. Stamford
I'ii-use do not compare out no:
11111 11 chm: by :heinselves.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
The Last and Final Sale of Summer Dresses,
Skirts, Waists, Petticoats. Night Gowns,
SALE IN BOTH STORES
ET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Keyser Silk Gloves
Out Regardless of Cost
I"E'l"l‘l('-0A’I‘S from. . . . . . .98c up
NIIIII’I‘GOWNS ft'oiu ...... 98c up
t'ousm‘ co'ricns 111?.111...25c 111.
RATHER SILK GLOVES. regu-
lar $11.11 glows. for ........ 98c
33 So. Main 81.. So. Nor-walk
1d» with nonwhody «1511‘s,
us they
PURE
Lake lee
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Good White Goods
Office and Storage, N, Y., N. H. A H.
Freight Yarn.
I‘wo 11111.1... —— 754.3; 814-2
Eaton Crane 8t Pike
WRllllili PIPER
--AT—
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
TRY OUR
llolognas. 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
Other Shoes Are Better
Our Shoes
Are “Best”
Men's
Emerson. . .5350. $4.00 and $5.00
Keith Konqueror.$3.50 and $4.00
Waldorf ................. $2.50
LadieS’
LOUIISbU'Y G. Soules
........ $3.00. $3.50 and $5.00
Herrick's . .$2.00. $2.50 and 83.00
L Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00
Children's
Educatorsl.$1.50,31.75 and $2.00
Boston {school Shoes
........ $1.25. $1.50 and 32.00
CONNEALLY
AND,
BRACKEN
WE SELL THE BEST $2.00
SHOE IN CONNETTICUT.
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363-4
WHEN YOU SPEND 10c FOR A
CIGAR GET YOUR MONEY'S
,won'rH. 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.
[Ave rules the hand that rocks the
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15151.
MAI“
In Ordering Your Next
Winter's Coal from Us
The $111111: 1' _\1.11 11111111 11! ll11- good ser-
vice our cool cites. the 5111111 11111 are
to always 111'11111' lit-r11,
Harris 81 Gans Co.
TEL. 450.. 68 WATER ST.
IIEII IIIIIIIIIS
ORDER TO SI12'I"I'I.I'I At‘i‘tll'X'I'
ltlstriet 1.1‘ Norwuik, ss. l’roliute
t‘ourt. August :1. A. It. 1909.
i~.sl1itt' 1.1 M.|l;:.tll‘l l-Z. Norton. lute
oi Nornulk. in .~.ti1l district. deceased.
. Ordered, ’l‘bnt the trustee exhibit his
account to this court for adjustment.
ut the- l't'obutt (IIIIU' Ill Norwullt, on
the 111th day 111..August limit at '1
o'clock at ; and that all per
1101111 interest 1 in said estate may he
notified tin-wot. the trustee will cause
this order 111 be published in :1 news
paper having it circulation in said dis
trict, :11 least five days before sold
16111 (IIU 111 .-\ug11st..|titlit.
HENRY W GREGORY.
.Iuditc.
F .\t)l'.l(l'
District of .\'ol'\\'ulk.. ss. l’robutt‘
t‘ourt. Augumlitll. A. It. I000.
112111111111 :11 Morris M. Norton. late of
Noru'ulk. in "Laid district. deceased.
'l'hu (‘11111'1 of Probate for the his
trier of Sorwalk. hath limited and al
lowed six months truth the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. with said
time. will in: debarred :1 recover): All
persons indebted to said estate are re»
quested to make immediate payment to
JAMES PAIL.
1110 I} :1 Administrator.
71111—11211 '10 stz'r'rmf 16112111111.
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
('ourt. August 10. A. IL. “#09.
11211111111 111' George I". III-arse. late oi
Norwnlk. in 111111 district. deceased.
Ordered. That the executors exhibit
their administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the l'l'olinlt;
office In Norwhlk. on the. 18111 day ot
August. land at. 10 o'clock torenoon;
and that all persons interested to said
eat 111 may be notified thereof, the ex-
ec uors will cause this order to be pub-
lished In a newspaper having a. circu-
lation in said district. at least five
days before said Iiith day of August.
1909.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge
"11111'1'111'11111111.
William Glass McAllister.
William (llasa MeAlllstcr. titled IOI'
ty-elghi years. died this umrnlng at
his home In Winninauk. Funeral ser-
vices will be. held at 2:30 Thursday
afternoon from his late home. The
Rev. Louis Howell, rector of St. Paul‘s
Church, will omciate and Interment
will follow In Norwalk cemetery.
.._,..
PUBLIC UTILTIES FIGHT.
HARTFORD, Aug. ill: There we.
great excitement In the House todn'
when the public utilities measure cum-
tip for its second light. It was expec.‘
ed that :1 11111111111 to reconsider a"tim1
on the rejection of the minority report
would be made. but no one who wa-
In the majority vote on the rejectl'u.
of that report that 'l‘hursda)’ could be
tound who wouid'move reconsidera-
tion. The matter then came up on the
11111111 proposition of the passage or re
jectlon of the Barnum bill. A number
of speeches were made and the chief
one was by Representative Chandler.
who made I sharp attack upon the
Barnum bill. .5 _
1TRISTRAM 8t HYA
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TUESDAY. AUG
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
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 sale are bigger and better than ever before.
One and two-piece WASH DRESSES WASII DRESS GOODS. of all lintls, all
WASH SUITS. white and colored cluded in this sale
SEPARATE wuruc con:
‘ IIAMMOCKS 111 25% discount
PONGEE COATS
WHITE SERGE COATS MATTINGS—all China and Japanese Mat-
tings. 20% discount
SEPARATE SILK COATS
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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YORK, August 10:1
Do You Know
“eKriegerCOYS
, GREAT SUMMER
inen Suit and
tirt 821
IS NOW GOING ON9
(ll Isn’t it worth while
that you should come
NEW Rit'hilttl
Golden. the actor. died suddenly 111-
tlny on board tht1 boost-bout Slinl‘n 1'.
in (li'nt‘esend llny, where 1111 \\':1\- ll111‘
1111111111 oi .lolin Newton I’ol'lt‘l‘, 1
Mr and Mrs Golden Wet-1 pit-purl
In: to lulu- 11 hit) to “nine :11: gttostsl ..
of Mr and Mrs. l’ortet. when the :tt-tol
was suddenly taken serumsly ill. ills
death was 111111 to lli‘lgbt‘s (llal'ilht‘ ‘
The body was brought to this 111;.1'I ..
and taken to the home of .1 {111-ml nl‘ '
the Wenoit apartments, 1.1111 W1 st,
llflth street. Serrit'es will be I1i1l1l1
there on \\‘ednesd:l,\' 11111! the 1111111: 11".‘11 '
then be taken to Mr. Golden's 11:11111‘
elu'. lluugor. Maine. for burial .\l:.
Porter and Mrs Golden \\'lll :11-11111-
pnny the body.
Horn In 1.1145. lllt'hnrd Golden 11111111-
lils first appearance on tin1 sumo :it
the opera house in Newpoit \I:1|'11-.1
I11 18137. "In Iirst New Yorl. 11111111.11~ .
titer was in 11177 in !~‘.'-'1-1'v'lint-.' .1111! 1 4'
his Inndon debut on. 111.1.l1- in 1.10.1.1
in “A Bunch 111 K1-v~‘ \1'11 111111111-
iug in numerous~ ntln': 11l1111 1111 111-11.: j'
tiucl'd ut the I'nion Squaw Tl11ul1'.' 2111 ‘
New York in 18811 "Old .lnl I’t'oul'. "1 ‘
of which he was part author 111 tho‘. '
title rolu of this piece, he 111111111111]
nearly .‘t.0ut| times In this city and in
various tours of the country. 'Oltl
.led" was his greatest success and ltisl
most taumus part. Since the rogue 111'
that play wore off Mr. Golden appear-
ed in various other important produc-
lions. Ills residence was in this (‘li_\'.
IIIllllllllIIl lllllIl IIIIIS
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Earle. 1111-
1'10111pdui1-d by the latter‘s father Judge
Asa B. Woodward, are enroute in their
automobile to Asquith. Lake. New
Hampshire.
in and see what is do-
11g?
(II It what do you any
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden.
who recently disposed of their Belle
Island bungalow to Charles Klein. are
moving front the island to their rest-
dence today.
harm to look, and it
may do you some good.
(II Also, see the
Skirts
we' are selling for
981:
A Real Saving on
Clothing
Smith Northrop. of Norwulk, under-
went an operation at the hospital yes
terduy. but is now getting along very
nicely. and will be about again, it is
expected. 111 a few days.
The Elsworth oyster fleet, including
the Commander. Admiral. Commodore
and the Clayton, have just undergone. a
thorough overhauling at Staten Island.
preparatory to the new season‘s work.
A midweek dance will he held to-
morrow evening at the Country Club.
Music on this occasion will be I'ur-
nlshed by the. Wheeler and Wilson
orchestra. of Bridgeport. Speldel will
play Saturday ercnlufi-
Little Miss Margaret ltrluton. of
Philadelphia, who is spending the 1111111-
mer at the Elizabeth Mend School,
entertained a company 111' about
treaty-fire young friends yesterday at
ternoon in honor of her 111111 birthday.
A tree was decorated with gifts and
the children had an onnortyni‘v to
pick from It while blindfolded. There
were also other diversions and refresh.
ments were served. One of the tea
(lift!) of the lunch was a birthday cake.
Fish! Fish! Fish!
Codlisb. Haddock. Porgles, Sword
fish. Eels, Halibut. Bluefish, Weakflsh.‘
Snapper Blues. Mackerel, Bass, l.ob-‘
LOTS OF CARE.
“You know. George." she. was ex
plainin. "I was brought 11p without stern, Long and Round Clams. l “ . . ”
any care." 1
“Marry me. my darling," said A. Aaronson I Benjamln
George. "and you shall have nothing
Successor to JOHN C. SILGOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON s‘t’RIET BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE OELIVERV.
SHREWD GIRL.
Ella—Bella is an economical girl.
but care."
Clothing at That!
$14.00 for 818.00 Suits.
816.00 for 820.00 Stilts.
$20.00 for 825.00 Suits.
All our 83.00 and $4.00 Out-
lng Trousers marked... 32.00
._._...._,_.__
NO NONSENSE ABOUT HER.
Skldds--Did she say it was so and-
den when you asked her to marry
'nu? Askln—Ot course she didn't. She
was a widow.
LADIES’ FIRST.
_ Star Shirts ..... ...1.....l$l.16
Stella—There Is no doubt about 3150 1111113200
.. 1 . . value.
1101::I'hi‘1il’l‘hflppen V1319" “PM“ '8‘ that. She is ensured to a clergyman. E. g, w, Shirts 31,35
'l‘he mr-n will prnhably start all!!! and he ”a" that all. ”k“ him n he ”'50 value. "
.m“ couldn‘t perform the martian cere' 31.00 Neckwear ....... 551:
many and save the wedding toe. -New
Attendant—“The second breakfast is York Press.
being served now, sir."
Cabin Passenger—"Good gracious!
Why. i haven't had my first yet."—
Punch. '
Josefiavis
Taller, Clothlsr. Hatter,
Furnish",
Trunks and Luther Goods. -
I! Washington «mt.
tooth Norw' silt. -
"What is the latest news?" '
“I don‘t know," answered Miss Cay-
enne.
"But i thought 1 saw 'you reading
the paper?"
“Yes but I haven't yet been with the
1 Stout Lady (In theatre, to youth who
has asked her to remove her hat)—
boy
like you to see.' '-l'lio;ondo Dinner. Ion am.
“311 .1111. The 1"” mm, m, for ,, ladies on the hotel plush.“ --Wublnx1
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W" “Ell-Ii" 1
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