.s .
’fr~‘
LpecS ial Sale in
to ID. MAIN STREET
label of Pure Irish Linen.
Regular $2.50 ......... . .....
ONLY FOR 2 DAYS
SATURDAY slid MONDAY
Rei’ueclsr 01.25 Waist. Sale price....
Regular $1.60 wdst. Sale price.
agulsr ".16 Waist. Sale price....
egulsr 82.00 and $2.60 Waist. Sale price .................. 31.50
‘ At KARP BROS.
Designers and Lsdiea' Tailors
TEL. 968 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
wasn‘t GOLDE
Note This Bargain
This exceptional bargain will astonish our competitors with
the question. How in the world can he do it?
WAISTS
An absolutely Pure Irish Linen. guaranteed two white pleats
' on the sides of center, and buttons down the front. launder-
ed collars and cuffs. Each and every Waist contains the
................. $1.15
Ladies’ WaiSis
. ........................ .....l’c
.......................... 08c
“$1.25
. ..........
- South
Norwalk.
Conn.
Ladies of South Norwalk and
1, Tuariiosa 476
“‘IIEIIIIS llili Hillllilli.
Hiram Nash.
Hiram Nash died Thursday night at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Wil-
llam E. Barnard. of 19 Summer street.
Bridgeport. Before going to Bridge-
port. he lived in Norwalk. where he
was born about 9:5 years ago. Death
was due to old age. He had lived with
his daughter in this city for the past
three years. ills widow and ’two
daughters. Mrs. F. E Lyon whose hut.
hand is claim agent for the Connecti-
cut Com y. and Mrs llarnard stir
vlve. a funeral services will be
held this_afternoon.
>
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George Walls.
lGeor‘ge Wells died this morning at
his home, No. at Chestnut street. South
Norwalk. He was 78 years of age and
was a weliknown engineer and ma-
chlnlst, having lived in South Norwalk
thirty-seven years. He was born in
Vermont. and is survived by a widow
any Wells. The deceased was a
mouthed of Old Well Lodge No. 108
F. and A. M Funeral will be held on
.«Moridsy afternoon at 2 o‘clock from the
house. interment in Union cemetery,
Norwa‘lk.
Mrs. George Waldmann.
Josephine. wife of George Wald-
mean. died Thursday morning. aged
43 years. at her home in Silvermine.
The ftlnersl will be held at the house
in Bilvermlne, on Sunday at 2 o’clock.
.The‘lnterment will be in St. Mary's
cemetery, Norwalk.
~"'illlillllillll___ will NEWS
Buckingham Post w. R. C held its
regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
Judge Ind Mrs. H. W. Gregory, of
dint-walk will have the that of the
min on a vacation trip to Maine.
A barge loaded with sand has er-
rlvsd at Raymond Brothers' dock for
the Lockwood manufacturing Com-
ihm,. v . .. ~» i s a:
~ S. M. Alier left today for Washing-
ton, this state to spend Sunday with
his family. who are sojourning there
~ for a time.
an
All young ladies are cordially in-
vith to meet with the Phllathea Class
at noon tomorrow at the South Nor»
walk Baptist Church.
Buckingham Post. G. A it. held a
meeting at the. post rooms. last even-
tug, at which the regular business of
the month was discussed.
’fflot lienrlng anything from the Old
ell Hook and Ladder Compam lati-
Chlgf Harold F. Clark has role
my ad to the makers in Providence
an explanation. it was believed
pay is safe and CERTAIN
' wseuimoa er.
AQUILA & BRIA
Practical Cutters and Ladies’ Tailors
try this new and stylish business.
We will give satisfactory work and only need measure twice.
styles are from the biggest New York Fashion House iiiiitchelli.
Consider that in any speculative venture you may cutenlyou are
«beam not alone on a failure to realise the high prom prom-
'.Isod but you are actually risking yOur principal.
Here your savings are protected by strict, lawn and the 4% we
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IMK IUILDINO.
vicinity are welcome to come and
All
24 MON ROE STREET
that the ladders Would be here sever-
al weeks ago, but little has been
heard from them of late. The placing
of the rebuilt truck in commission
has been delayed on lll't‘Ullnl of the
{allure of the ladders to reach here.
The ltlillnn independent Society will
hold a regular met-ling tomorrow lifter-
nooii at the new quarters of the For-
esters, in Railroad avenue.
E. .l. ilcnnnp, principal of the Body:-
wick School, in Great Harrington.
Massachusetts, spent yesterday in
Norwalk, calling on friends.
Mrs: Charles M. Williams and
daughter Alice. of Mcrwin street. are
expected home today from a visit with
Mrs. Williams‘ father. James 0. Hunt.
in Wallingford.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norman. Miss
Stella Austen and Miss Florence Chan-
cellor. of Darien. and Miss Ruth Kf‘il-
dall. of South Norwalk. are on a ten
days' sojourn up the Connecticut Riv-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Barnum. of
Little Rock. Ark.:Mra. E J. Barnum
and Mrs. Warren P. Smith and daugh-
ter. of South Norwalk. all formerly of
Bethel, were spending yesterday there
with friends.
A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M..
will be held at the lodge rooms. Mon-
day August 13rd at l o'tlock. for the
purpose of attending the funeral ser
vices of Geoige Wels.
The are light at the corner of Sey-
mour street'and West avenue has
been out of commission for a couple
of nights and as t“e trees there have
very thick foliage it makes that por-
tion of the read very dark.
Fred Sleeb, who was recently releas-
ed from a charge of intoxication by
Judge lockwood on the condition that
he sign the pledge. was reirrested
this morning by Chief Bradley. for its-
sauit on his wife and intoxication.
Arthur L. Jackson, who has been
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jackson. of Elm
street. Norwalk. has returns to his
duties as cashier of the Stan nrd Oil
Company's new refinery at Alton, ill.
...._.___.....
Thomas Robbins has been awarded
the contract for the installing two
large boilers at the plant of the Fibre
Products Company. located in the Old
Colonial Foundry in East Norwalk.
The job will require about tow weeks.
A horse which was being used by
Undertaker Frederick H. Gaining. of
South Norwalk. fell heavily at the
corner of Seymour street and West av-
enue. yesterday. The animal was pink
red on his feet again and did not seem
to be iniurcd.
The salvation army under its effi- -
i-ient leader, Ensign Hayes. led the
A. M. E. tent meeting isst night. the
meeting was soul stirring and inspir-
ing. two sinners got converted. To~
night'evangellst Furgerson, Rev. Boi'
r
COUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
MAAA-‘A.QQA
make great price sacrifice on the
515 Main Street. Stamford
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake ice Co
Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. I H.
Freight Yard.
Two 'Phones — 754-3; 814-2
Eaton Crane 8; Pike
WRIIINil PIPER
—AT—
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Iloek. 132 Washington It.
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankiurters and Sea-
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
AreiEefit”
1
Men _s
Emerson. . £3.50. $4.00 and $5.00
Keith Konqusmrtuso and $4.00
Waldorf . ........ . ........ 02.50
' 9
Ladies
Lounsbury A Soulea
........ $3.00. $3.50 and 05.00
Herriek‘s ..$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00
Children’s
Educators. $1.50, 81.16 and 82.00
Boston School Shoes
$1.25, $1.50 and 02.00
as“...
CONNEALLY
ND
B R A C K E N
WE SELL THE BEST 82.00
SHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
I1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 8684
NOTICE
All persons having bills against the
Town of Norwalk are requested to
have them in the Selectmen‘s office.
Norwalk. on or before August 31, 1909.
is the fiscal year ends August 31. mos.
JAMES A. BROWN,
ALFRED AViSON.
JOHN DEViNE.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
1121 25 28
ton and wife. the charming and Cap-
tuvating Soloist. will have charge of
the meeting. A hailelujah time is ex-
peeled Three services will be held
tomorrow 11 A. M andsP. M. the
pastor will preach and at 2:30 P. M.
Rev ill. K. Nichols 6f Stamford will
preach.
There bids fair. :to be no little
amount of baseball enthusiasm this
afternoon at Amuststsnt Park. Mea-
dow street. when. the Norwalks will
do battle for th third time this season
with the Danbury team. Both games
were played in Danbury and both were
won by Danbury. but the local team
will do Its best this afternoon to re-
verse matters. Vollr will pitch
Hope. who pitched both of the other
battles for Danbury will again be in
the has for that team. The Dsnbury
team and rooms are coming down on
The Paris Cloak
IS OOUTH MAIN ETREIT, SOUTH NORWALK.
The Last Clearance Sale of Wash Dresses. Welds. Skirts,
Corset Covers and Night Gowns
A; we do not carry our stock from one season td another. we will
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
and Suit House
balance of our stock.
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
For Your Next Win-
ter’s COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCED.
Harris 8t Cans Co.
TEL. 450. 68 WATER 8T.
INSURANCE-
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets .
J. M. LAYTON &‘CO
(meanness-ran)
s nausoso svs. so. NORWALK.
Big Clearance Sale
MEN's‘htnd BOYS'
Clothing. Shoes and
Furnishings
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAE“ CT" 80. NORWALK
__ ms woon
Hard and soft read, for family use.
Hard Wood.....81.75 per la cord.
Boft Wood. .....$l.50 per la cord.
Split Wpod. 26¢: Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newton Avenue, ,
Phone No. 783-2. Norwalk. Conn.
V T._-—l
”SVMPATHIZED WITH JIM.
tTit iiltsi.
An excited, “riddle-aged lady bouiic~
on into the local police station the
other tiny anti accosted liit' inspector
on duh.
'W'hcres my Jim?“ sht- demanded.
"ling pardon, madam—~dog. 1 pro-
sunie?“ said the officer.
"Don't you dare to presume nothing
of the kind!" snapped the lady. "Dog,
indeed! .\'o. sir, husband-any hus-
band. He's missing". disappeared, de-
camped—~'
"You don't say so.
‘liut i hate you to understand that
‘i do say so. young man. How dare you
sit there and flatly contradict a rate
payer?—-leasiwiss. the lawful wife of
one. 1'" report you. sir. Do you hear
that? I'll report you! Wi‘ere'a my
husband?"
”My dear madam-J
"How dare you call me your dear
madam? Do you think i came here to
be insulted? i tell you my husband
has decamped and you sit there like a-
dummy. tht do you think of that?“
“Well, madam. " responded the polite
inspector. "i haven‘t the pleasure of
your husband's acquaintance. but i
should say he's a very wise man. Con-
stable Binnt. show this lady out."
.n
LADIES HAVING A SALE.
The ladies of the South Norwalk
Methodist Church are having a sale
today at the Beachside inn at Gr ’s
Farms, where they are disposing o
fancy goods they have made up dur-
ing the season and other articles. the
sale helmv similar to the very sue
cessful cite they had last week at T0-
koneke.
‘4...—
MANUFACTORY MAY
HERE.
A New York 11 who is in the
business of m' factoring women's
waists has been I' kin-g over sites in
Norwalk and Soy Norwslk and will
locate here if t tisfactorv arrange-
ments can be e. Should the deal
he consummated it Will mean work
for quite a forcem
LOCATE
No change—-iL i
when comes the new religion
Quite safe it is to state
Men still will keep on putting
Their buttons in the plate.
—-New York Sun.
if i tskefi cars of my chat-sour my
gradation will- take care of itself.—
White Lawn Waists
Black China Silk Waists
Suits
Lsdies‘. Misses’ and Children's Bathing
Washable Dresses of All Kinds
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 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 he made to close them out. In addition to the
lines previously mentioned. we have added our entire line of
Foulsrd and Wash Silks
Everything in Wash Dress Goods
TRISTRAM a,
HYATT,
China and Japanese Msttings
1 Special prices on all lines in our House-
furnishing Department
NORWALK. CONN.
indicts COAL (’9.
IF YOU ARE WISE—
If good Coal interests you.
If square dealing appeals to you.
This is ‘where you “get off".
And then? '
If we get your order
We are going to send you
Your money's worth
In weight and heating value
0f the best Coal obtainable.
Prepared with care.
Delivered as it should be.
It's tinte‘you thought about it.
Are yop wise—or otherwise?
psiitoSOALO.
.The Size of
Your Coal Bili-
surely interests you. You have
seen it go up while your funds
go down.
We Can
Bring it Down
with our Haaicton coal—clean.
dry. bright, from selected mines.
The B. Hetsbfield & Sou Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water It.
A SUCCESSFUL MAN SMOKES A
SUOOIOCFUL CIGAR.
The Roger Ludlow
10c cross
IS A SUCCESS. 80 ARE THE
5c CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
Fish! Fish! Fish!
Codtish. Haddock. Porgies. Sword-
fish. Eels. Halibut. Bluefish, Weaknsh.
Snapper Blues. Mackerel. Bass, boh-
sters, Long and Round Clams. ,
A. Aaronson -
Sueeeasar tlo‘JpHN c. BILCOX.
rials MARKET. 1"
131 WASHINGTON eraser anions.
TIL. s31. sass osLivsnv.
-“Has she been in society very
long?" "i don't thing so. it seems
to be a positive effort for her to he
sspseieltreia. , __
My.
rude. "—Cisveissd Mailer.
Twin City and Nugget -
.Krieger& C0.
29-31 West Washington Street
Our Firm]
CLEARING
SALE
Is Now in Full Swing
(I! No one should miss this
Great Bargain Carnival.
do‘n‘ot guarantee full and com-
plete assortmentsbut if you
will came in and Took around
you may find just the thing
you are looking for.
Our Liberal Charge
AccOunt is at Your
Disposal
We
H.Krieger&Co.
‘ 29531 West Washington Street
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DANCE AT ROTON POINT.
Eddie Leawisn Beautiful Eyes Associa-
tion Scores a Success.
The dance of the Eddie Leaman
Bdautlful Eyes Association was good;
at the Roton Point pavilion last night,
and could not have, been more of a
success.
There were shout,500 people pres-
ent. and between the dances Eddie
Lehman. Max Cooper and Jack Elliot
sang ikversl of the latest songs.
At the end of the dancing a prise
walls was held. in which there were
entered h number of dancers from
The Norwaiks and out of town places.
for a prise of 86.1‘ much debat-
ing the palm found t they could
not decide between Mr. and Mrs. J.‘
\Vllsfin. of Stamford. and Eddie Gor-
man and Miss Mary Hand. and they
divided the prise. Many New York
peoplsuwiio are friends of Eddie and
the management. were in attendance.
Mr. Jacobs and Eddie are to be con-
gratulated on the manner in which
the affair was manhood.
The man who cannot make an on-
cssionsl sacrifice to please his wife
should never retire from. the bsoho‘
,.___ ‘lors'elub. , , 1'
M‘s—1M4
A Real Saving on
Clothing
“ Benjamin ”
Clothing
814.00 for
SIG-00 for
$20.00 for
at That!
Oil. 00 Suits.
.20. 00 Suits.
.26. 00 Suits.
All our 83.00 and “.00 Out-
ing Trousers marked. . . $2.00
Star Sh rts
............S‘I.15
u. 0 and 82.00 value.
'E.& W. Shirts ............l.”
82. 50 value.
$1.00 Neckwoar .........
Joseph Davis
Tailor, Clothlsr. Hatter.
Furnish»,
Trunks and Leather mods.
I Will“
teeth”,
erwsllt.
Norwalk Chronicler