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admired in high priced suits.
Our line of straw haia can’t be
Can’t Be Beat
From coat collar to the trousers bottom are deftly tailored by in-
ventive tailors, who know how to give the touch of elegance so much
it is the quality and low price in our
suite that keeps the best dressed men coming here.
newestmsterisi of nothing but pure worsted to select from for only
$7 and $10
tlou outfit can be learnt here at rock bottom prices.
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
The season's
best, price our quality. Your not-
Notice to
Grand Opening
REMOVAL SALE
KARP
39- South Main Street
by our-sch“.-
genes we have moved from 88 North Main St“
conduqted a Ladles' Tailoring establishment. making up garments
.mcnyfi to order, we have decided-t now to handle in our new store also
Rsady- .n‘ade Suits. Skirts and Walsts manufactured in our own place
The cpl-nice selections of our newly designed styles, popular fash-
go" “(ggt Novelty features in Tailor-Made Suits, Skirts and Waists,
sold in our new store will find a general appreciation.
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Tomorrow, a Day That You
Can’t Afford to Miss
Every item in the store is a saving opportunity. Prices
are lower than you have known on merchandise of standard
quality. Come and sec.
$1.00 C. B. .CORSETS ...
75c CORSETS ..........
79c WAISTS ......... . .
$I.5o LINEN SKIRT ..
$2.50 NET WAISTS
..................... 87c
...................... 44c
...................... 48c
.................... $1.59
.......... ,..........,79c
Many and many more articles are reduced to pretty nearly
half price.
$4.00 VOILE SKIRTS, black only ............ $2.45
TRUST COMPANY iNVESTlGATED.
Wilson of Windsor concern Question-
ed Regarding Stock Sale.
NEW. YORK, Aug. 13.-The part
taken by the Windsor Trust Company
in the loan of $50,000 on the stdck of
F. Augustus Heinze copper properties
was investigated today by the grand
jury of New York county. The sale
of $110,000 worth of stock at a time
when M. M. Joyce. its owner, declares
he believed it was held as security by
the Windsor Trust Company, already
has resulted in the arrest of Donald G.
Persch and W. 1.. Clark. note and loan
brokers, who are charged with lar-
ceny or a portion of the proceeds of
the sale. The Windsor Trust Com
panys oflicers have asserted that the
company merely acted as agent for
other parties in making the loan and
they did not furnish the money lent
nor place the securities upon the mar-
ROL‘ which action compelled Mr.
.Heihse to buy them in. The grand
" jury now investigating the case today
. on why the grand jury.
‘ in this case.
notified the district attorneys office
that they considered the action of the
trust company an important feature of
the case and desired to investigate it.
Evidence concerning the loan of 87.-
‘000 to J. M. Everett, of Boston. on
$16,000 worth of Eagle Oil stock ne-
gotiated through Persch also was tak-
A notary
public testified as to the circumstances
it is charged that the
Eclipse Oil stock on which the loan
was negotiated was put on the market
in Boston and that an injunction was
obtained In that city to prevent a fur-
' titer sale of the security
”“7"“?
Tommy—Paw, lvp heard you talk
about. any street. Where Is it."
Mr. ucker—it‘s at the futtheI end
uié.a.1lans...r.oush and hilly thorough-
' fare called Hard Work street, my boy.
a—Chlsaao' Tribune.
TWO FIRES IN SARATOGA COUN-
' TY.
It
SARATOGA. .\. i.. Aug. lit-Two
serious fires occurred in outlying dire
trlcts of Saratogn ("ouut_v..
The. Boston and Maine Railroad
bridge over the liayuderosseras at
Gates, was destroyed. cutting off all
traffic on the Schylerville-Ssrutogn
branch of the. road A few hours in-
ter the entire plant of the Empire Gra-
phite Company at Porter‘s Corners, iII-
eluding a four story mill and several
smaller buildings, was burned with n
loss of ”00.000.
CONVICTED MURDERER KILLED.
NEWARK. N. J.. August 13.—Aftcr
a murderous attack on two keepers in
the county jail here, today, Angelo Cil-
prlo. awaiting trial on a charge. of
murder, was shot and instantly killed
by a third keeper. who had come to
the rescue of his comrades.
BANKRUPTCY Marries.
Edward l). Mct‘ollom. of Manches-
ter, has filed a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy with the United States
district court. giving his liabilities as
$697.64 and his assets Its 389.
Dwight W. Bradley. of Ellington. has
liabilities of Sifiiti and assets of
8180.89. according to II voluntary pe-
tition in bankruptcy filed with the dis-
trict court.
Creltors of Charles Schwart, of
New London. have filed II petition ask-
ing that be. be adjudged bankrupt.
The petitioning creditors and the
amount of their claims are: New Eng-
land Cigar and Tobacco Company. of
New London, $1.350: Humphrey-Con-
neil Company. of New London. 816.20,
Parker Tobacco Company, of Provi-
dence. 8265.92.
Many a man Innkesa noise like a
pessimist in order to let the world
know be. Is in it.
4.
.ZDOIIIOI'W
belongs to its depositors.
If“??? WAOHINOTON I'I'.
la :9
- ”MEI—VI mfliflfmw “.2
"TitsmrLUEN'eE or FRIENDS
This is gratifying for it shows that our old‘ depositors appreciate
this monk and well they may foI this is sMUTUAi. savings bank and
Are YOU one of them? ‘
The South NorWalk Savings Bank _
UNITIO IANK IUILDINO.
OOUTH NDRWALKI OONN. ‘
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LADIES“ WAISTS from. .. .35c up
JUMPER DRESSES from. .75c up
DRESSES from .......... $1.50 up
LADIES“ SILK COATS from.
$8.00 up
SKIRTS from ............. 75c up
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515 Main Street. Stamford
are. a class by themselves. ‘
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
83 SOUTH MAIN ITRIET, 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 Out Regardless of Cost
SALE lN BOTH STORES
Please do not compare our goods with somebody else's, us they
rmrlcoars from. . . .‘. . . .98; up
NIGHTGOWNS from ...... 98:: up
CORSET COVERS fl'uIII...25c up
KAYSER SILK GLOVES, regu-
lar 81.50 gloves, for ....... .98c
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.
l‘wo 'Phones— 754-3; 814-2
Eaton Crane 8: Pike
WRIIING PAPER
—-AT—-
W. A. Briggerman’s
music s‘roas.
“132 wit-Inngton st.
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TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and San
sages —- all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH mam STREET
PHONE‘MS.
Donovan Block,
,
Some Shoes Are Good
Other Shoes‘Are Better
Our Shoes
me “Best”
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Men s
Emerson. . $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
Keith Konqueror.$3.60 and $4.00
Waldorf .................. “.50
Ladies’
Lounshu'y I. aouiss
........ 83.00. $3..“ and $5.00
Herrick’s . $2.00, $2.50 and 33.00
Fisher ..........$1.50 and $2.00
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Children s
Educators. 31.50, 31.75 and $2.00
Boston School Shoes
..... $1.25. $1.50 and 02.00
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
SELL THE BEST $2.00
wSHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
31 WAGHINOTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE seas V '
WHEN YOU SPEND 106 FOR A
CIGAR GET YOUR MONEY'B
WORTH. IUYA
Roger Ludlow
Best 100 Cigar on the Market
FOR A FIVE CENT SMOKE YOU
CAN'T BEAT THE
Nogget or Twin City
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER-
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Bank examiner Morris 8. Upplt, of
Norwich, is looking over the South
Norvaik Savings Bank, his visit being
It regular/parlodical one.
fl” ‘ ‘ i
. organization.
ii-setelle was a
For Your Next Win-
ter’s COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCED.
Harris 8t Gans Co.
TEL. 450. 68 WATER 8T.
fid’fidus
SOLVENT
NOTICE.
iiistrictuoftiNorwaik. as.
C(lilri, Augustin. A. ll.. l909.
Estate of t‘olcmnn It. Roscoe. late of
Norwalk in said district. decI-uscti.
The Court ol l‘robnic for the Dis-
trict oi‘ Norwaik, Iiillh limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof
ltil‘ the creditors of said estate to ex:
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who page“ to present their ac-
counts. propor attested. within said
time. will be dhbarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
queslcd to make immediate payment
to
I’robat c
H ELBN t‘. lltiSCOE.
Administratrix.
Tumult IIIII Ins
Mr. and Mrs. William Appcrson ar-
rived in town yesterday to be the
guests for It sflort time of the Intier‘s
parents. the Rev. anti Mrs. DcWitt
'I‘. Van Doren.
hill '20 27
Dcptll." Sheriff Samuel C. Ireland
took II trip up to Wilton this morning
to serve some. papers in a suit for
3200 brought against II New York man,
who owns property in Wilton.
linstirpassable bargains will be
found at the Boston Store tomorrow,
and It will be an opportunity for the
thrifty housewife to make the most of.
Read the large adv. in this issue.
The palnters' Union held a meeting
last evening at the Lyceum, in Wash-
ington street. aside from routine mat-
ters there was little business on hand.
One application for membership was
received.
At the South Norwslk Methodist
Episcopal (‘hui'ch sunday morning at
10: 30 Rev A. 1. Smith D. D. will
preach upon the subject, The Known
and the Unknown, and in the evening
t 7:30 upon, Wanted—A Mali.
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The local union batters were very
much interested today in the despatch-
es from Newark. New Jersey. telling
about the progress of the. settlement
in that district. Considerable sails.
faction, was expressed over the devel-
contents, which are told in another col-
umn.
President Elbirt W. Clark, of the
State Fireman's'Association, returned
home toda from the New lsondon con-
vention, w ere he was elevated to the
highest office within the gift of the
,Before returning. Mr.
Clark took a ttip about the surround-
ing country.
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Accordlug to reports reaching South
Norwaik this morning, some of the ex-
cursionists on the steameI John Syi~
vester which grounded in Bridgeport
harbor this morning. started to go
go ashore on a life raft but were m er
taken and passed by the steamer.
causing considerable merriment at the
expense of those on the raft.
CHARGED- ITH ASSAULT.
WINSTED. Ab net 13. ~R0bert Lan-
ted today charged
with felonious hassult on Mrs. Joseph
F Whitney. of this place. Mrs. Whit-1
White Lawn Walsts
Black China Silk Waists
Suits
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Bathing
Washable Dresses of an Kinds l
m THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Continuation of Our August
Clean-Up Sale
We will continue our August Clean-Up Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods, and
still lower prices will be made to close them out. In addition to the
lines previously mentioned, we have added our entire line of
Foulsrd and Wash Silks
Everything
TRISTRAM 8r
IF THE WEATHER’S TOO
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-
vantage as well as ours to have
yoiIr bins filled NOW.
You'd be surprised if we told
you how many of our customers
have already attended to this im-
portant matter and arc'now ready
for any weather that happens.
Come on in. the water's fine!
headsets.
"7‘ 1
mi: woon
Hard and soft ready (or mmuy use.
Hard Wood.....$i.16 per 5‘ cord.
80ft Wood......si.so per 1‘ cord.
Split Wood. 25: Extra.
A. OARMI DETTB’ WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avsnus,
Phone No. 783-2. Norwalh. COM.
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely interests you. You have
seen it go up while your funds
go down.
We Can
Bring. It Dowa
with our Hazleton coal—clean,
dry, bright, from selected mines.
The s. Hersbfield a Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
llIIIHS Alli] FIiIlEIiIlS.
William Glass M'Ailstsl'.
The funeral of .William Glass Mc-
Allister was held yesterday afternoon
from his late home in Winnipsuk. The
pallbearers were old associates on the
Winnipauk baseball team. of which
the deceased was a member. They
were John Pierce Thomas it'yden.
William Anderson, Frank and Thomas
Joseph and David London. There
were a great many flowers and the
Norwalk Mills. where Mr. McAllistel‘
was an am yet... contributedisflveni
largo. flora feces. Mr. MzAliIster
was very popu or in The Norwaiirs and
was It member of the Republican Club
.II member of the old Winnipauk basa-
ball team and clerk of the Winnipauk
ney alleges that the assault occurred school dutflot
last Wednesday a s e we a
berries near I“ uth end of Highland
lake. lAnflI‘RO is married.
Advertise m
The little shower of rain which
struck South Norwsik this morning
about It o'clock barely mashed
In in The Mtiapl. walk, only a few drops railing there.
HYATT,
TneTéItNSOALQSt', DO YOU KHOW
'I-gKriegerCo.’s
GREAT
Suit and
GOING ON 9
ti] Is‘ii‘t it worth while
that you should come
in and‘see what is do-
ing?
d it W9n t do you any
harm to look, and it
may do you some good.
Ill Also, see the
in Wash Dress Goods
9 China and Japanese Mailings
Special prices on all lines in our House-
furnishing Department
NORWALK, CONN.
SUMMER
Sale
Ski s
are selling for
Se
Tish! Fish! Fish!
Codiish. Haddock, Porgies, Sword-
fish, Eels, Halibut, Bluefish, We'aktish.
Snapper Blues, Mackerel. Bass, Dob
slurs, Long and Round Clams. '
A. Aaronson
“motor to sous c.'sII-.cbx.
mu MAIIIts'r. ,
181 WAOHINGTON eraser srhoos.
TaL. ssI. r-‘ns’s pauvsnv.
BIgCiearance Sale
itsN's minibus
Clothing, Shoes and
Furnishings .
D. GOTTLIEB
“NORTH MAIN IT“ [OiflWLK
A Real Saving on
Clothing
“ knjamin ’9
Clothing at That !
$14.00 for $18.00 .Buits.
$15.00 for 820.00 Suits.
320.00 for 825.00 Suits.
, All our ’8. 00 and $4. 00 Out-
lug Trousers marked” ”.6200
Star Shirts. $1.15
81. 50 and 82.00 value.
E. l W. Shirts ...........31
'8 50 Val *6
, 31m Ndsii'wear ........;...56II
Joseph Davis
Tailor, Giothlsr, Hatter,
Furnishsr,
Trunks ans LMMP’M
“comm
Norwalk Chronicler