" ‘\ ‘1 ill;- ' V that appeals to all eyes is a lady ~KARP DESIGNERS AND I. 80. MAIN STREET . ‘ 68 ‘ Washington Street ‘l’. " ed collars and cufié. Each . label of Pure IrisinLinen. Regular $2.50 ...... . . . AOUlLA Ladies of South Norwalk and TELEPHONE 476 MflRNIlllflll PAPERS iiflillifl ii Billi |S|l||ll Hereafter the Ilelle Island improve- ment Association will be able to do business the‘ same as any corporation, in that it has been duly incorporated at Hartford. A meeting of the association was held last night at the Breeze Cottage with President John P. Leo, when there was a large and enthusiastic at- tendance. This association is right on the job all of the time for the improve- ment'of this popular summer colony's home and under the new arrangement looks forward to even better success 3%hgut.it.has had since it was formed ‘ rs ago. As a corporation. it will be able to sue and also be sued. and in conse- quence, too. the Association as a body is liable for its acts. instead of the in- dividual members. it was voted lust night to accept the new by-laws. |)il_|||3 l_|||l_|l|||t||lli. . Juilus WliaOn. ‘ . Julius. the Infant son of Wilbert and Harriet Wilson. of Darlen. form- erly of Norwalk. died at his home in Dal-fen yesterday afternoon. The fun- ‘ eral will take place from his late home tomorrow at 1 o‘clock. The interment will follow In New Canaan. Funeral of Jamoa Cavanagh. The funeral of James Cavanagh washeld from his late home in Spring Hill this morning at 9:30 o'clock. In- terment followed in St. Mary's Ceme- tery. l|)|)||||||||l__l_|)|)l| NEWS :The DeKlyn yacht Nylked, with a family party aboard, set sail this gaf- $7110.11 for the Huntington celebra- on. . Miss Ida Navra, of Little Rock. Arkansas, is visiting old friends In South Norwalk. Miss Navra was for- msriy'connected with,the H. Krleger and Company store. Miss Mary Nolan. head of the mil- i'nary department of the H. Krieger and Company store,- is enjoying her annual vacation. which she is spend- ing in New York and other places. +————————— ' The Rev. Alfrtd Hubbard Boutwcll. pastor of the Stephney Baptist Church. son of Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Bout- well, of this city, will preach Sunday morning and Evening at the South Norwalk Baptist Church. 5 Attorney William 'F.’Tammany and . H. E. Bates were among the dele- ' ion from this city which saw the 3 ow Yorks and Pittsburgs break or- an» elterday afternoon in a double head, or at the Polo Grounds. '- account. f) or wssmaoron or. 3 3 “radio , §_ 3‘ . Tailor-made Suits In fact it gives her a figure that is at once graceful and stylish. "rat. m court-t noawatk. CONN. L. GOLDEN .33.. ~ 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. 1aunder~ ................. .31.!5 Practical Cutters and Ladies’ Tailors try this new and stylish business." We will give satisfactory Work and only need measure twice. All styles are from the biggest New York [fashion House (Mitchell). V ' a a . ‘ 5 Wour Fanuly, Ill One Sense, :ia s‘corporation. and your income must lie] managed to show a not . ‘rasrpulspr the management is not what it‘fihohld be. ‘ " A savings account in this MUTUAL Savings Bank will help to keep your family finances on a sound footing. 81 or more starts an The’South Norwalk Savings Bank ' UNITED IANK IUILDINO. ‘ of figure attired in one of our BROS. LADIEE' TAILORS. and every Waist contains the & BRIA vicinity are welcome to come and 24 MONROE STREET srocx MARKET snows warti- usss. Return of Mr. Harrlman to America Appears to Have Depressing Effect. NEW YORK. August 25.-—The stock market opened weak today on unfav- orable interpretations of the report of Mr. Harrlmau’s health and dlsappoini- . ment over his interview in which he indicated it to be his policy to secure. ly malntulu present dividends and ex. tend the properties rather than to in- crease immediately the returns to stockholders. The Hurriinan railroads. New York Central, Erie and Reading were conspicuously week with declines of a point or more. The initial sale of Union Pacific was of 6,500 shares at 208 to 207%. as compared with a closing price of 209-”). last night. The opening decline in Southern Pacific was more moderate. the first sale being at 132% to 132‘}... a drop of 1% points from last night's closing. The general list followed the tendency of the leaders and trad- ing was large. but without excitement. After the opening decline, the market steadied somewhat and later there were rallies in several of the repre- sentative stocks. Before the end of the first hour filrther weakness was shown by the Harriman stocks under sellin pres- sure and Union Pacific sold 3% below yesterday‘s close. the preferred stock 2% and Southern Pacific 2. Reading was sold extensively at a decline of over 2 points. In the group of spec- ialties. the most marked recession was in General Electric, which sold of 2%. Despite the fact that the busi- ness of the first hour was limited largely to a half dozen issues the Vol: ume of trading was in excess of 300‘- 000 shares. In the second hour there was some recovery, but on a reduction of operations. By noon further losses were record- ed throughout the list. Union Pacific was off over five points. the prefer- red over 3. Southern Pacific 3. New York Central 3 1-2. Reading 3 1—4. St. Paul 2 5-8 and United States Steel common and Eric common 2 points each. The selling was apparently for both accounts. a great deal of long stock being offered. Commission hous- es with out of‘town connections were active during the morning session. .At times some support was shown hilt each rally was at a lower level. The sales of the morning session amounted to fully 500.000 shares. Mike McGlnnis was being examined for jury duty in a murder trial. "Mr. McGlnnls." asked the judge. “have you formed or expressed an opinion as to the guilt or innocence of the prisoner at the bar?" "No. sir." replied Mike. “Have you any conscientious aeruplea against capital punishment?" "Not in this case. your honor." Mike replied. “Paris is a wonderful center of‘so clal gayety and popular excitement." "Yes." answered Mr. Culurox thought- wully. “I should not be surprise; if Paris might one day claim recognition as the Pittsburg of France."-——Wuh~ ington Star. m SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. PURE Lake Ice . ' its a cabbage oalor. The Paris Cloak and II OOUTH MAIN ITREET. IOUTH NORWALK. The Loft Cleannce Sale of Wash Drew Waifts, Skirts, Corset Covers and Night Gowns ' ' As we do not carry our stock from one season to another. we will make great price sacrifice on the 515 Main Street. Stamford Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake Ice Co Offlco and Otorapo, N. Y.. N. H. A H. Freight Yard. Two Times - 754-3; 814-2 Eaton Crane 8: Pike WRIlINli PAPER --AT-- W. A. Briggerman’s MUS'O STORE. I Donovan Block. 132 Washington at. 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. Some Shoes Are Good Other Shoes Are Better Our Shoes Are_“_B_erit” Men’s Emerson. . .2150, 04.00 and 05.00 Keith Konquorer.03.50 and 04.00 Waldorf .................. 82.50 Ladies’ Lounabory d. Boulsa ........ 03.00. 83.50 and 05.00 . Herriok'a . $2.00. 02.50 and 03.00 Fisher .......... $1.50 and 02.00 Children’s Educators. 41.50, 81.75 and 02.00 Boston School Shos- . ....... $1.25, 31.50 and 02.00 CONNEALLY’ AND l BRA KEN WE SELL THE BEST $2.00 SHOE lN CONNECTICUT. 81 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. t TELEPHONE 88-4 MONEY fro LOAN We loan money to housekeepers at :1 weekly payments, also to property owners on second and third mort- gages. All business transacted strict- ly confidential. Office hours from If a. m. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till 9 p. m. iNDEPENDENT LOAN d SECURITY COMPANY 94 Washington at. Havlland Bldg. Ono flight up. Room 1. .__...._.__- w-..“ AUCTION SALE Household Goods SATURDAY. AT 1 P. M. was. ions. season. 2 Quintard Avanuo. South Norwallt w OAUGHTERO, OF LIBERTY CON- ' VINTIDN. PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. Aug. 25.-—The second and final day of the national eduventlon of the Daughters of Libe'r?‘ ty was held today-and after the trans- action of important business the annu- al election of officers was held. The convention was expected to adjourn lata in the afternoon. Tomorrow the annual outing will be held at a bay resort. on way to st ahead In to patron- . -w BALE iN IOTH STORES. ‘ M in m Siii House t balance of our stock. 33 80. Main Sf» 80. Norwallt For Your Next Win- ter’s COAL Supply S Black China Silk Waists Ladies'. Misses' and Children's Bathing Suits Washable Dresses at All Kinds it" run tannins pair a 'TRISTRAM 8. HYATT, - nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. m y . Continuation of Our August Clean-Up Sale- We will continue our August Clean-Up Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods. and 1 still lower prices will be made to close them out. In addition to the lines previously mentioned, we have added our entire line of White Lawn Waists. ODDS STORE. . - Foulard and Wash Silks Everything in Wash Dress Goods 1 China and Japanese Matthias Special prices on all lines in our House- furnishing Department TRISTRAM St HYATT,’ 'NORWALK, CONN. PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE' CONVlNCED. Harris & Cans Co. unfitnst‘lmea TEL. 450. 68 WATER 8T. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Steamship Tickets I. M. LAYTON 8: C0 (inconroaarao) s RAILROAD ave. so. NORWALK. ;OP‘ ' MEN'S and DOYS' Clothing. Shoes and Furnishings D. GO'I'I‘LIEB 11 NORTH MAIN at. so. NORWAL M .c FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood.‘.1‘. $1.75 per 1A card. Soft Wood. .....at.so per 3‘ cord. Split whoa. zoo aims. A. CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD. No. 74 Nawtown Avenue. 3 Phone No. 703-2. Norwalk, Conn. ._-.-_. ._... ”inn linen PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Probate for the District of Nor- walk. the subscriber hereby gives no fire that he will sell, at public auction, at two o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday, August 28th. 1909. on the premises hereinafter described, all such right. title and interest as tier- tha Slmonsky. deceased. had at the time of her death. and all such right. title and interest as Mary H. Steber. Rosie Simonsky. 'Joseph Simousky. Elizabeth Simonsky. Margaret Simon- cbky and Stephen Simonsky have or ought to have in and to the tract or parcel of land. with buildings thereon standing. known as No. 75 Ely avenue. in the City of South Norwalk. Town of Norwalk, bounded northerly about 200 feet by land of Christian Swarta; east- erly about 110 ‘feet by land of John Csako: southerly about 35 feet by land of said Czako and about 161 feet by land of the heirs or devisees of Mary L. Snowden. and westerly 74 feet by said Ely avenud‘. Terms ten per cent. of purchase price at time of sale and balance with- in thirty duys thereafter. .- Wl. F. TAMMANY. Administrator. am 25 MAXIMB FOR BUSINESS MEN. 1 (The Bookkeeper.) Your signboard must read. “This Road to Wesfth With Safety," and it must stand where all can see it. "Talk is Cheap." Therefore don't hand out too much of it. It makes you and your "amnion. also. look cheap. 1‘" Every man looks with suspicion upon any plan necessitating his' giv- ing you monoxiifle' has to he ahoWn. The truth is ighty and must pre- vail. Just tell rhe truth. but tell it as if you yoqu believed it. too. Big Clefirance Sale 3 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 Of the best Coal obtainable. Prepared with care, Delivered as it should be. It's timcyou thought about it. Are you wise—or otherwise? 'fiis‘fims,®AL . The Size of Your Coal Bill surely interests you. You have seen it go up while your funds go down. We Can Bring It Down with our Haaleton coal—clean. dry. bright, from selected mines. The B. Hershfield & Sou Co. Tal. 204. 122 Watar It. / . . . A SUCCESSFUL MAN SMOKES A SUCCESSFUL CIGAR. The Roger Ludlow 10c CIGAR is A sucosse. so as: THE Twin City and Nugget 5c CIGARS B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. m ..... ._ m.-- .. Fish! Fish) Fish! Codflah. mm... Porglel. sword: You've got to‘know your proposi- tion- from A to; card. You‘ve got to, know it like ”ligating mother knows baby talk. ' A real salesman Is one part talk and nine parts judgment. and he urea the mine parts‘Of iudtmont w el when to use the no part of talk. . An-y territory! a good territory to; the man who is himself good. The manmakea the territory. not the ter- ritory the man. 1 Getting business. is a good deal like courting a girl—you must offer the right kind of goods and keep on call- ia . . . Estonia so saturated with coati- denco layout ownypropositlon that it I flsh. Eels. Halibut. Bluefish, Weakdsh. Snapper Blues. Mackerel. Bass, Loo sters, Long and Round Clams.- A. Aaronson Successor to JOHN C. IILCOX. . rlgwmsnknfl .; m wssm‘u TON arasar salons. TIL. 031. Iran ostivanv. exudes from your ovary pore and shines upon your taco. Work iust'al hard the day him you have sold #100,006 portly 1w / H. Krieger Co. 29-31 West Washington Street Our Final CLEARING ; SAL-E IS Now in Full Swing (II No one should (miss this Great Bargain Carnival. we do not guarantee full and com- plete assOrtmenta,.hut if you will come in and look around you may find just the thing you are looking to}. ‘ Our” Liberal Charge Account is at Your - Disposal 3 H.Krieger&-Co. 29-31 Weft Washington Street . r -. T fle~ did the day you did if. You may duplicate your yesterday’s achieve- ment. Enthusiasm is the best shortening for any Job; it makes heavy work light. The lady on the dollar is the only woman who hasn't any Sentiment in her make-up. ’ Have something to say. It. Stop talking. ' A tactful man can ull the stinger from a, bee without ting stung. When a fellow knows his business. he doesn't have to explain to people that he does. ' A good salesman is as full of bounce as a cat with a small boy and a bull terrier after him. Stock up your brain so that when the demand comes you will have the soodp’tozodor. . ‘ , ‘. An apical to infusion a effective than an appeal to pocket. Hotaincan take .199, long waiys. but it cant keep it there. A man who does big things is too busy to talk about them. Putting off an easy thing. makes it hard. and putting off a hard thing makes it Impossible. - ’i‘ha short-out to success ia hard work. A pleasant road. too, when narrowest-w Say - i‘ c a balloon a ' .r, - ._ rii’u‘i‘ 43‘)“ Fall Shirts ARE NOW ARRIVINO. Sale DaysareOver! « Our ,“Star” Shirts ARE HERE. . All Stars ALL _..............01.50 EACH OTHER FALL GOOD. EX- PECTED DAILY. W's Joseph Davis Tailor. ‘ciothlar. Hatter. Pom char, . Thinks and Leather Goods, as wusin n u
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