THAT WE HAVE MOVED FROM OUR LATEST STYLES IN FALL ' KARP 30 SO. MAIN STREET lilo coasn’r covnns 39c CORSET COVERS 50.: coussr (swans 68 Washington Street Can’t Be Beat ' From coat. collar to the trousers bottom ill‘t‘ deftly tailored by in- ventive tailors. who know how to give the [Ouch of elegance so much admired in high priced suits. it is the quality and low price in our unit; that keeps the best dressed men coming here. newest material of nothing but pure worsted to select from for only $7 and $10 Our line of straw bats can't be best, price nor quality. tion outfit can be found here st rock bottom prices. Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street e Notice to the Public 39 SOUTH MAIN STREET. WILL BE READY FOR YOUR TION, SATURDAY. AUGUST 14. DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS TEL. 958 Good White “ Goods AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES L. GOLDEN N The season's Your vaca- ss NOR‘TH MAIN STREET TO SKIRTS AND waters INSPEC- SUITS. BROS. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. South 0 r w a I k. Conn. as THE DOG THAT WENT ALONG. “There Its no use talking." said the man who owned the automobile. "Ted- dy cannot go." He frowned at the large collie that was sitting under a beech tree, watch- ing the cranking of the machine. The oollie's eyes sparkled and he seemed entirely unmoved by the dictum. “I should say he couldn‘t," declared the girl In the linen dust cont. also frowning. “All he does is scramble In and out and ruin one's clothes, alld, besides, he Isn't your dog. anyhow," "No. I suppose he'd better stay here," agreed the girl with the laven- der veil.whose heart was also as wat» or before the appeal in a dog's eyes. “Besides. he couldn't run 50 miles.” . , man who owned the car ' It ghtened up with a growl of dis- gust. "That dog?" he inquired. brun- dishing a wrench. “Why. that animal could rtln from here to kingdom come and back again and then stroll in for supper just as casually as though he had been sleeping all afternoon on the veranda!" They got into the machine and the engine roared and thumped. At once the dog bounded from his recumbent ponition in a wild series of circles and split the ear with his joyous barks. He paid not the least attention to the. remarks tending to show him that his company was not desired. "Teddy, go back!" roared the man who was running the automobile, as the machine slowly moved forward. Across the path of the car wildly surged the collie. Tending the air with his barks. The machine increas- ed Its speed. So did the dog. in some. magical way. adding a few extra frills in running crosswise at the same time. They had now left the summer hotel| and were in the deep woods. plowing through the sandy road. The man spoke from between his teeth. . “Let me once get out on the country road,” he hissed. "and I can let ’er out and then we'll see if that beast can keep up!" "Stop the car!" cried the, girl with the lavender veil. "and let me. use moral suasion with him. Teddy. come here! I want to talk to you!" , The collie gingerly approached, then danced away from her touch. . “You're to go home!" she said stern- ‘ty. “Go on! Why don't you go?" "Go home!" echoed the girl in the .Ilnen’ dust coat. who was seated in ' the rumble. ‘ ‘She stamped her foot. Tile collie thereupon with a rush and jump leap- ed into the rumble and laid his head affectionately on her knee. His pres- ence. did not leave much room and. besides. that girl does not like dogs. She shricked vainly. "Push him out!" said the'man, who was lighting a cigar. The dog jumped out of his own ac- cord and bounded into the. front seat. “Get out!" cried the man. hurried Iy, as he grabbed after his cigar. The girl with the lavender veil pick- ‘ ed up a stick and shook it at tin-rot ’ liefwhich now was sitting under a bush panting and looking as though he were enjoying himself vastly. She . ,3-.. . l . . hurled the stick at him and it came a "Eposltors. WASHINGTON ST.’ '. Many new depositors are recommended to this Bank by our old do- This Is gratifying for It show that our old depositors uppreci this‘ Bank. and well they may for this is a MUTUAL savings bunk and . , belongs to its depositors. Are YOU one of them? ,. . film South Norwalk Savings Bank UNITED IANK IUILDING. ' within nearly three feet of hitting him The collie arose and casually walking over to it. sniffed it interestingly. Then he looked up at her. douderlng what was to come next in this amusing game. The girl with ”W lavender veil leaned Weakly nganisl a tree laughing “It's no use." she said. "We'd better go-lmck. He‘ll get lost if he follows. And we can‘t make him mind." "(let in?" ordered the man. fool him?" He turned the machine down a sidi- road and the collie. wary now. «limited off through the nnderbrllsb to inter. cept them. When he was far ahead the Illiill turned around and tore mud ly for the main road. "Saved!" he breathed ocslnticaily. At. the next turn the. collie was awaiting them cheerfully and at onu- begun count-ting with the front of the car. lie panted as though he had run exceedingly mat. “He'll get killed!" walled the girl with the lavender veil. as she watch ed the animal's eareenings about. "It will serve hint right!" said lin- gil'l III the linen coat. who was still brushing the skirt lhe dog had rubbed against. The country road shone ahead and when the cur turned into it. a low purr arose from the engine and the cyclometer shot ahead. Twenty-live. 220. 3:3 miles an hour. Still the lithe. yellow-brown body with its wonderful strides kept alongside. In a few min» utes. however. Teddy dropped behind. The girl in the rumble kept watch “We'll The Paris Cloak Everything to Be Closed LADIES’ \VAISTS ”0111.. . .36c up JUMPER DRESS-ZS from. .75: tlp DRESSES froln .......... $1.50 up LADIES' SILK COATS from.. $8.00 up SKIRTS from ............. 25c up 515 Main Street. Stamford are a class by themselves. PURE Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake Ice Co Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. A H. Freight Yarn. I‘wo 'Phones -— 754-3; 814-2 Eaton Crane & Pike WRIIINII PAPER _A-r._ W. A. Briggerman’s MUSIC STORE. 132 Washington St. Donovan 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. Sonic Shoes Are Good Other Shoes Are Better Our Shoes of the rising ~loud or dust. “He's still coming back there." she reported. "i never saw anything like It‘. He must simply be eating dust." They whirled over tile little bridge and finally no dog was to be seen. All during the afternoon the girl with the. lavender’ veil had vlsiions of a collie dead from exhaustion. lying by the. roadside somewhere in the rear. "For i know." she said. “he never stopped running till death claimed hitnl" Toward dusk they were on their way'back to the hotel. “We. never can face the people who own that dog." said the girl in the linen cont. “They'll think we took him out and deliberately murdered him'." As they neared the little bridge the bushes parted and in the road await- ing them stood a dust-grimed but still cheerful collie with sparkling eyes. He yawned as though he had been spend- ing a very pleasant afternoon. Then he began racing after the car as though that were his only object in life. “'Anyhow." said the girl with the veil as she broke Ihe disgusted si- lence. "he‘s a smart dog If he Is per~ fectly Idiotic!"-—(‘hicago Sewn. "She says she'd rather wait: than out." "Well, shtf'll find plenty of melt who would rather sign a dance. program than a dinner check."—Loulsvlilc (.‘oul'Iol'-.lottrllal. Distressed mother tto little boy with a bad coldl—“Jilnmy darling. you real- ly mustn‘t sneeze like that!" Jimmy—"l don‘t sneeze, mummy: It sneezes me!"——Pulloh. MW FRIENDS ate SOUTH NORWAIJ‘. CONN. AreiBeSt” Men’s Emerson. . $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Keith Konqueror.33.50 and $4.00 Waldorf ........... $2.50 Ladies’ Loan-bury 6. Swiss ........ $3.00. $3.50 and $5.00 HsrrIck'a . $2.00, $2.50 and 83.00 Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00 I 1 ’ Children s Educators. 31.50, 31.75 and $2.00 Boston School Shoe: CONNEALLY AND BRACKEN ‘ WE SELL THE BEST $2.00 eHOE m CONNECTICUT. Si WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE ass-4 WHEN YOU SPEND 100 FOR A CIGAR GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH. SUYA 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. atrial-Ital self esteem anddjiiilldamo 83 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. The Last and Final Sale of Summer Dresses, Skirts, Waiéls, Petticoats, Night Gowns, Corset Covers and Keyser Silk Gloves SALE IN BOTH STORES Please do not. compare. our goods with somebody elsu‘s, as they _ WW-..L.H_._._M_N... ..____. _ _ and Suit House Out Regardless of Cost I’E'I‘TICOATS frotu ........ 98c up NIGHTOOWNS from ...... 98:; up CORSET COVERS froln...25c up KAYSER SILK GLOVES, regu- lar ”.50 gloves, for ........ 98c 33 So. Main St., 80. Norwaik 1511 AM!- In Ordering Your Next Winter’s Coal from Us Tllt‘ sooner you learn of the good ser- \‘Ii'i' ollr coul gives. the snrur you are to always order Ili'l't'. Harris 8t Gans Co. TEL. 450. 68 WATER ST. Slili III or all?“ I lilii IS Iillll’lll New $7,000,000 Bond Issue Will Be Used In Pay Maiuring Bonds HARTFORD, August ll.~A state tax of half a mill on the grand list was adopted hy‘tbe senate today after Senator Arnold, of the committee. on finance. had pointed out that owing to the heavy expenses of tht‘ state it was all absolute necessily that this legis- lature face the situation of paying the state bills. liu said (bill It stale tax was absolutely. necessary as 3874.000 worth of bonds-will mature next year. lib said there Iran no other argument titan that of acct-eslty. The 37.000000 bond issue u bich has been nuthoriiod is not Intended to meet the maturing bonds. Of this bond issue 84.500000 Is for good roads: $1,500,000 for state arsenal and library. and 3500.000 for brodges. There was opositiou to the bond issue by Senators h lddieton, Penn. Pork and Higgins. 0 last named senator objected to the legis- lature being charged with reckless ex- penditure of money or extravagance. He believed that. the expenses had been overestimated and the receipts underestimated. He was not afraid of the credit of the state. and felt sure that people holding bonds would wait until the state provided for their re- dempllon oven If this session made no provision. Senator (‘huse thought that it was likely that the expenses would be greater than estimated for this was the general rule and it would have to be demonstrated that the receipts were going to lie as great as Senator Higgins expected. He could not agree with Senator Higgins" position. There. was considerable debate and then the matter- was WWI" a vote and carried. "llow does Wrigley like his new home in the country?" . “Pretty well. . He has to get up in the dark to catch the train. and it‘s after dark when he gets home. And he sleepes all day Sunday. inlet week he begged a day off at the office.“ One and two-piece WASH DRESSES l WASH SUITS, white and colored I SEPARATE WHITE COATS PONGEE COATS WHITE SERGE COATS SEPARATE SILK COATS TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. schooner HOT remember it’s only “six weeks to frost”. and don’t forget too that everybody is going to rush to the Coal office the first cool days. It is to your own ad- your bins filled NOW. ' o THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. f. T RISTRAM & 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 thatthey 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 IIAMMOCKS at 25% discount MA'l‘TINGS—aII~China and Japanese Mat- tings, 20% discount I I I l I I I Do You Knew TIL-E KriegerCo.’s GREAT SUMMER Linen ‘Suit and Skirt Sale 5 IS NOW GOING ON? ill Isn’t it worth while that you should come IF THE WEATHER'S T00 vantage as well as ours to have You'd be surprised if we told you how many of our customers have already attended to this im- portant matter and are now ready for any weather that happens. Come on in. the water's fine! Incl-Elms @AL (’9. . i W. -. FIRE WOOD Hard and,soit ready for family use. Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 5‘ cord. Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per 86 cord. Split Wood. 25:: Extra. A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD. N0. 74 Nawtorvn Avenue, PhOne No. 733.2. Norwalk. Conn. in and see what is do- ing? ill It won't do you any harm to look, and it may do you some good. ill Also. see the Skirts we are selling for The Size of Your Co'al Bill surely Interests you. You have set-u It go up while your funds go down. ,- We Can Bring It .Down with our Hazleton coal—clean. dry. bright. from selected mines. -_ .... w? "What for?" . "So he could get a good look at his home by sunlight.”——Clevelnnd Plain Dealer. “The one thing we demand from our omployes," said the head of the 03100 force. "is correctness in figures." The applicant smoothed her hipless skirt complacently. “l have never had any complaints on that score." she ro- plled. with a glance of assurance." Stanford i’nlveraity Chaparral. Choliy~ls there any law against my standing here. officer? Guardian of the Peace»Sure. there. may be, art“ there may not. They're aftber addiu' new laws to the stutoot books all the time—Puck. l r [‘0 differ shows you're cery dense, I W— Madge-4s it good form for a girl to wear such an abbreviated bathing suit? . Marjorie—I guess that. depends al- together on whether the girl has the good form. I "My money is as good as anybody'a,” said the aggressive citizen. “Yes," answered Miss Cayenne. “for- tunately for our commercial system, a are never found in the sum subioct. dollar Is not in by the company It Itasps."--Wssit “ton Star. - '0 Hc lays the law down plump and flat; There‘s nothing of the diplomat. lle hardly credits you with sense: He thinks it quite a great offence No. sort of reason will he delgn Ills declaration short and gruff You may lmrlglne Is a bluff. h‘luce first our married life began To soothe and please the Iordly man. And gag him. and than free my mind The B. Hersbfield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water at. Fish! Fish! Fish! Codflsh, Haddock. Porglcs, Sword- fish. Ecls, Halibut. Bluefish, Weakiisb. Snapper Blues. Mackerel, Bass, Lolr stcrs, Long and Round Clams. A. Aaronson Successor to JOHN c. SILCOX. mu MARKET. 131 WASHINGTON eraser salons. , TEL.'931. FaEE DELIVERY. A Real Saving on Clothing “Benjamin” Clothing at That! $14.00 for $18.00 Suits. $18.00 for £20.00 Suits. 020.00 for 326.00 Suits. All our $3.00 and $4.00 Out- ing Trousers marked. . . $2.00 Star Shirts ....... $115 $1.50 and 82.00 value. [0. & W. Shirts .'..........51.85 02.50 value. $1.00 Neckwear ............55° keep—[Davis Tailor, Clothiers Hatter. Furnish". Trunks and Luther Goods. I Washln on street, 000th .. Willis. THE EGOTIST. t's either this or else It‘s that, It's pretty sure. about him. if you should seem to doubt him. To give. that he may make it plain. to cannot help your lack of brain. So don't you get him nettled. Big Clearance Sale . MEN'S and. now _ Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings D. GOTTLIEB . .u soars MAIN or. to. annual. I i w . lllt still he. ya it. That‘s enough; The matter should be settled. 'vc done. all that a woman can And how to his dominion would not wish to be unkind, lut oh! I‘d like to take and bind by giving my opinion. “illustrated Bits. t.. I K t
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