80 IO. MAIN OTREET Washinston Street * An Attraction that appeals to all eyes is a lady of figure attired in one of our a Tailor-made Suits ‘ in fact it gives her a figure that is at once graceful and stylish. KARP BROS. DESIGNERS AND LAOIEO' TAILORS. TEL. 068 IOUTH NORWALK, CONN. South L GOLDENNorwmgw Note This Bargain This exceptional bargain will astonish our competitors with the question, How in the world can he do it? WAIST‘S 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 label of Pure Irish Linen. Regular $2.50 ............... TELEPHONE 476 AOUILA & ,BRIA Practical Cutters and Ladies’ Tailors ladies of South Norwaik and vicinity are welcome to come and try this new and stylish business. We will give satisfactory work and only need measure twice. All styles are from the biggest New York Fashion llousc (Mitchell). .. ................... ...$r.rs 24 MONROE STREET - jntnh lilljllllilliis. Funeral of Mrs. J. J. Cavanagh. The funeral of Mrs. James J. Cava- n‘sgh. Jr.. of Spring Hill, was held at St. Mary's Church' this Inorning at 9:80 o'clock. interment followed in St. Mary's Cemetery. CELEBRATION OVER. ' WILLIMAN'I'IC TROLLEY (Continued from First Page.) of the state to recognize and appre- ciate the splendid moral forces that were abroad in that assembly "WNW the notable legislative con- ‘ things we failed to do. , serving order and raising tests that have occurred in the state 0! Connecticut during the past quar- ter of a century, it has been the case of one corporation arrayed against another. lobby against. lobby. dis- mond cut diamond. in this contest all was different. One side was with- out experience, without organization. without funds. and even without lead- ership—expect such improvised lead- ership ss sprung forward from the rmlts and seised the failing standards at the opening of the contest. 0n the ' other side were ripe experience, skill in parilamentar practice funds with- .out limit. and the most able and admit leadership that the state at. fords. in addition there were the subtle and almost irresistible forces . of precedent and prestige “On one side faced the. record of an unbroken series of defeats; the other the record of an unbrokn series of victories. Yet, for three months this unequal contest was maintained with the most dogged determination and the final roll calls showed the slender majority of 15 to 14 in the senate and 105 to 103 in the house The trained nisation of the vested interests “compelled to call out the reserves ‘ and place the last man on the firing line. Is this splendid elort to go for “naught with the people of the state because of its final failure? Should not the people rather take heart? And should. not the officers and agents of the. public service corporations pause seriously'and bring to mind the famil- tar eplgrsm of the famous general, ‘Anothor such victory and we are un done’? If discriminating students are pliable to discern any hopeful auguries in this notable contest it will be to ' me a matter of signal regret and sur- prise. But let us now consider the in the field of constructive and remedicai iegis lation for the general welfare of the commonwealth l boldly affirm that no legislature in recent years has made. i. mor enviable record than the one . which has just drawn to a close. in addition to the usual duties of pro- revenue. government exists for some half doz- en cardinal purposes—Abe promotion “the public health, the conservation =Iho public resources, the promotion 3"“)“8 education. the promotion oi morality and the stimulation and reg- Tlihtion 'of industries—that is. the gen eral problems of labor and capital. .“In the 'way of legislation for the vaowunt. a Your Family, in One sense, is a corporation and your Income must be managed to show a. net surplus owns management is not what it should be. - . A sayings account in this MUTUAL Savings Bank will help to keep your family dances on a sound footing. 81 or more starts an 1: South Norwaik Savings Bank ' UNITED BANK BUILDING. [Hill lillllfltS SOLVFNT NOTICE District of Norwaik, as. Probate Court. August 10, A. it. 1909. Estate of Mary Peril‘rl. late of Nor- waik, in said district. deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwaik. hath llnii:ed and al- lowed slx months from the date. hereof for the creditors of.sald estate to ex- hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their «controls. properly attested. within said time. will be dobnrrcd a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate . pay- ment to WM. l~‘. TADIDIAJY. ill? 19 ill? Administrator. SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwaik. ss.. Pi'Oilflii‘ Court. August 18. A. l).. 1909. Estate of Jane Hoyt, late of .\'or- walk, in said district. deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis. trict of Norwaik. hath limited and ul~ lowed six months from 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. within said time, will be debarred a recov- ery. All persons indebted to said es- tate are. requested to make immediate payment to WALTER HOYT. s19 26 s2 Executor. public health. we passed the tubercu- losis bill. a measure of the most far- reaching character. aimed at the pre- vention and treatment in a scientific and comprehensive manner of con-‘ sumption—what has come to be known as the ‘great white plague.‘ We have also established a colony for epilep- tics. We have passed various measures for pure food. "This session has also enrolled,our state as among the earliest in the un- ion to recognise and respond to the two great federal policies—the great- est before the American people today —-of the conservation of our natural re- sources and the development of our inland waterways. The lower house deliberated upon. although it was too late to carry it out at this session, a plan to cooperate with. the other New England states in preserving our forests, watersheds and water powers. and in preventing the extermination of our shell fish. We have establish. ed a commission to investigate our navigable rivers and harbors and re- port to the next session of the legis- lature. We have chartered a com- pany to build a dam at Windsor Locks. so that at a timr when we are ship- ping coal for our manufacturers from Pennsylvania and the middle west. the water of this valuable power may not rtln idly to the sea. We have taken an initial step. with u long look into the future, by giving to the city of Hartford .the right to condemn land and build public docks. Your logic-i lature has taken this advance position on these questions at a. time when sows aoawsas,‘ eons. '. 515 Main Street. Stamford PURE Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake lce Co Office and Itorage. N. Y.. N. H. A H. Freight Yaru. Two 'Phones - 754-3; 814-2 Eaton Crane 8: Pike WRITINGPAPER —AT— W. A. Briggerman’s Dodovan Block. 1:12 Washington at. TRY OUR Bolognss. Frankfurters and Sau- sages -— all made fresh, daily. Meats and Provisions of all kinds. IF. KARL. 76 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE Q45. Some Shoes Are Good Other Shoes Are Better / sur- Our Shoes Are “Best” Men’s mus... . £3.50. $4.00 and $5.00 Keith Konquercr.$3.50 and $4.00 Waldorf 50 Ladies’ Lounsburv A Soulsa ........ $3.00. $3.50 and $5.00 Herrick's . $2.00. $2.60 and $3.00 Fisher .......... $1.50 and £2.00 Children’s Educators. 41.50, 81.75 and 82.00 Boston School Show . . ....... $1.25, 31.50 and 02.00 CONNEALLY AND B R A CK E N WE SELL THE BE3T $2.00 SHOE IN CONNECTICUT. BI WMHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE “3-4 MONEY TO LOAN We loan money to housekeepers at 81 weekly payments, also to property owners on second and third mort- gages. All business transacted strict- ly confidential. Ofilce hours from 9 a. m. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till 9 p. m. INDEPENDENT LOAN A SECURITY COMPANY 94 Washington as, Haviiand Bldg. One filght up. Room 1. AUCTION SALE Household Goods SATURDAY, AT 1 P. M. use. JOHN coupon. 2 Quintard Avenue, South Norwaik Clifford Plnchot, a‘distinguished son of the state, is in Washington fighting the battle of the generations to come against the greed of the generation that is here. “We have passed more measures for «locational reform than any assembly for many years. We have inaugurated a policy of establishing trade schools in industrial centers at state expense and under state supervision. We have estsblishad the town management of schools in the smaller towns and abol- ished the patchwork system of petty itstriotll. which was a survival is this M walls? to but.“ The Paris Cloak and Salt House - 83 IOUTI'I‘MAIN ITRIIT. SOUTH NORWALK. Note This Bargain! A PURE lRIBH LINEN WAIST laundered collar grid cuffs; each Waist is labeled Pure irish Linen. for ....... OALE IN BOTH STORES. ‘33 So. Main St. So. Norwaik 980 For Your Next Win- ter’s COAL Supply PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE CONVINCED. Harris 8: Cans Co. "INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Steamship Tickets J. M. LAYTON 8: CO (INOORPORATIO) I RAILROAD AVE. OO. NORWALK. Big Clearance Sale MEN'S .‘ma BOYS' Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings D. 11 soars muffin so. NORWALK "tit-sawooo ‘ Hard and soft ready for famny nae Hard Wood. .... .01 .76 per it cord. Soft Wood......$1. 50 per la cord. Split Wood. 25:: Extra. A. CARMI BEWB' WOOD YARD. N0. 74 Nswtown Avenue, Phone No. 183-2. Norwaik. Conn. ""T'aotte'vTis'smna'm; Long island Cetebrated the Cross- laiand Road Elaboratelyl Yesterday. Quite a delegation from The Nor- walks went over to the. cclebation at Huntington yesterday to commemorate the building of the new trolley line across the island from Hunllngton, but the attendance was not as large as expected. The steamer Elizabeth made a spec- iai trip across the Sound last night to give the poipic from this side on oppdrtunlty to see the fireworks dis. play. Events of the day included a it?“ racing carniiai and other festiv- es NOT TO BE TRIFLEO WITH. (Philadelphia 'I‘lmcsl. It happened thuswise: An elderly gentleman boarded the car at Jeffer- son street and asked the conductor if the car went all the way down Fif- teenth street, to which the conductor replied in the affirmative. When the car reached Locust street. it turned toward Thirteenth, and the elderly gentleman jumped up’ in a hurry and made for the couductor. "i thought you said this car went all the way down?" "So it does," replied the conductor. “but it turns here just now." “So does your nose." replied the elderly gentleman. taking the conduc. tor's naval organ between his thumb and forefinger and-giving it a vigor- ous twist. "So does your nose." Then giving it a third twist. he left the car. ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. WINNII’EG, A‘gnst iii—Geological research chem 'stry, engineering, economic science 'nd agriculture were among the sub} is discussed at to- day's sessions of s 79th annual con- vention of the hish Association for the Advancement.” Science. —.a.... Little Lola was sitting on her grand- father‘s knee. one day. and after look- ing at him for sonic time. she said: “Gwanpa. was no in so ark?" "Certainly not. my dear." replied the astonished old gentleman. “Zen." continued the small inquisit- or. 'why wasn't ’. dwondod?"-Sep- toinber Lippincotf’e. "You' re going to marry the hero Why. he it up to his ears in debt." "That doesn't matter. 1113' s not very tali.”—-—Meggendorfar Blattar. "If i buy six ms at one franc the doses. and. four sons worth of gruyere. what does that sits I White Lawn Waists Black China Silk Waists Suits Ladies’. Missea‘ and Children‘s Bathing Washable Dresses of All Kinds v THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM & HYATT, NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. vi" Continuation of Our August Clean-Up Sale We will continue our August Clean-Up Sale of all kinds of Summ r Goods. ahd still lower prices will he made to. close them out. In additio lines previously mentioned, we have added our entire line of to the | Foulard and Wash Silks 1‘ Everything inWashD Goods China and Japanese Mat Special prices on all lines our House- TRISTRAM & HYATT, . furnishing Department i NORWALK, CONN. 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 time you thought about it. Are you wise—or otherwise? 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 Hazleton coal—clean. dry. bright. from selected mines. The B. Hershfield & Sou Co. 7.1.204. 122 Water at. A SUCCESSFUL MAN SMOKE! A SUCCESSFUL CIGAR. The Roger Ludlow 10c cross Twin City and Nugget 5c CIGARS B. J; REYNOLDS manner-uses. Fish! Fish! Fish! Codfish. Haddock. Porgies. "sym- fish. Eels. Halibut. Bluefish, Weskfish. Snapper Blues. Mackerel, Bass, Inb- and keeps house. liters, Long and Round Clams. A. Aaronson Successor to JOHN c. SILOOX. , nan manner. 181 WASHINGTONJTRIET BRIDGE. TEL. 081. FRI! DELIVERY. Mrs. Honors Tully, a native of Csc van iroland. now on a visit to Brook- lyn. is we years old and eats lobster .T"=Ftns®‘L®" H Krieger & . .__.. _. . .‘T..__. ._._--.__.. _. C0. l 29-31 Wed Washington Street Our CLEA Finai _ mac; SALE I] No one should misi Great Bargain Carniva‘. nefiauscgncgi Is Now to Fill! Siving this We do not guarantee full an com- plete assortments, but f you will come in and looks; ound you may find just the thing i you are looking for. l Account Disposal is atYur l Kriegerk I30. 29 31 West Washington Street RACES FOR TAFT AND DRAPER CUPS». MARBEHEAD. Mass, August 26.— F‘inai arrangements were completed today for the German-American son- der yacht races off here next week. for the President 'l‘alt and Governor lh‘sper cups. The series is the third under the joint control of the Kaiser- lichor Yacht Club of Kiel and the mat- em Yacht Club. of Boston. a former contest being held st Kiel two years ago and the first at r'MIrbIehead in‘ 1906 It. each country is. won its home series in each r's'ce. the contest this year will be the rubber and great inleresh in it has been mused smalls yachtsrncl. The no“ fill) thIn on Monday next. The second on Tuesday. the 31st. the third on Thursday. Sep- tember 2 the fourth on Friday. Sep- tember s the fifth on Monday. Septem her 6. and the sixth if necessary on Tuesday, September 7. Uncle—l hope you’ve been a good boy. 1‘1)me Tommy— ell. no—l haven't. Uncle-tbs", dear! I hope you haven‘t been very bad Tommy- -.N 1 Just oomfortsbiei when ct
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